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AMEs & MCCALL.
East Side Square
Kirksyille, Mo.
"sPLENDID.t
Marsh's COLLEEN RalSau. the FAMOUS
Lung Medicine, is valid
ed Highly.

Il have use! MARSH GOLDEN BAL
SAM for the threat and lungs and find
it splendid Cough remedy 1t gives
speedy relief. Up. II. Wilson. Creston
Iowa
81 wish everybody to know that
MARSH GOLDEN BALsAM is a true med
icine. One bottle cuiad me of a hard,
lingering Cough l value it highly"
Il r. \. Jackson, Quincy, Ills.
Il would be pleased to receive five
dozen bottles OF MARsH'S GOLDEN BAL
SAM at once. Every body that uses it
appears to be greatly relieved and well
pleased with It's effects. R. Crisp,
druggist. Monroe City. Mo.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAs,, the famous
Throat and Lung medicine, and
MARSH GOLDEN BLonD Il LIVER Tonic
the great Blood and Liver renoyator,
are for sale by Gray & Co.. Druggists.
Kirksv;il!e. Large bottles 80 cents ana
81.
tidy C0tton only 5 tts. tv 6aH at
tie Nsw York Store.
Fer AIee Fire Shoe call at the
Ne7o York Store.
Fer a Ao5by SIT of Clothes, call at
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Fine shoes Tor Ladies at Baylor.
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Job Printing.

just arrived. tine shoes. Bsylo,'s
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT

OsIx rooms, wood house, a No. l. Cellar,
two lots and good stable. Enquire of /. E.
Leech al the Millinery Store on the west
side of the SQUARE MS
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Fer AIee Fire Shoe daN at tile
Nae York Store.
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Those shoes are beautiful at Baylor's.
u good second hand cook stoves to
sell cheap at Boston Store.
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See those fine shoes at Baylor's.
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FOR co. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
TO THE VOTERS OF ADAIR co

We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. A. r. Vaughn
rs candidate for The office of school Commissioner
%. Adair County. at tbs ensuing election.
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More goods at the Boston Store than
YOU ever saw in one house, come and
see
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Upholestering neatly done at the
Boston Store.
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The Latest.

Go see those $500 ladies' shoes, Baylor S
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SELL.
Doneghy Bros. have
reed their spring
ste ok of clothing.
Ladies' fine Shoes.

A:$I6.oo and $500 a pafr. "Oh'
L0r9. Gics rs a rest" at
q. +. L4.WXIV.S
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tidy Cotton only ) tts. FER 6aN at
tie Nsw York Store.
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John Gardner, the popular butcher.
heads the market in fine beef.
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Ladies if you
wish to dress your
little boys neatly
and cheap too,
look at bows
clothing at Don
eghy Bros.
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Doneghy Bros. reg
ulate the prices of
goods in Adair coun-
fv

Will do all kind of varnishlng at
your house call at the Boston store.
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Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes in all the
new and hobby styles
at Doneghy Bros.
How to Get Married

By your Furniture, Tinware, Glass
ware and Queensware at the Boston
Store.
Al kinds of furniture repaired at
the Boston Store.
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Doneghy Bros. are
the only men in
Kirksville who have
ever made successful
war on high prices.
Ross & Co.. have Brazlle and Gen.
terville coal always on hand.
Ladies fine shoes, new style, Baylor s.
r. W. Ross s. Co., are receiving
corn by car load every day.
$500, 10000
To loan at Sc interest in sums from
10000 TO 100000.
HOLLISTER &SMITH.
Office in rear OF GrigGs 4 Pickler's.
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Doneghy Bros

A smash-up occurred to a freight
train on the @. NJ. & P. west of Green
City Wednesday night. Seven cars
were damaged. Yesterday mornings
passenger train was delayed somewhat
by the wreck.
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New books a. the GRAPHIC Library.

$3.50, 500. 600, 100. 500 shoes, Baylor's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE NEWS FROM DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, Feb. 26.-it is reported that when the
trials OF the men charged with the PhDnix Park
murders are concluded. james Carey, the informer,
will he tried upon charge of a serious character.
The police, it is known, have obtained Informa-
tion that the names Of six men have already been
enrolled to fill he gaps in the ranks of the Irish In
yincbes made by the arrest of its members for the
murders in Dublin.
II the Grand Jury OF County Waterford find true
bill against Mr.. Biggar, member of Parliament for
County Cayan, on the charge of using seditous
Language, the Crown will apply for n change Of
venue 10 Dublin.
isb Army has written to the commander or the
troops m Ireland highly prasing the men for their
conduct and the way III which they have performed
difficult duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
INDICTED FOR THE MILWA UKEE FIRE.
SCHILLER ARRAIGNED FOR SETTING FIRE TO THE
YEwHALL HoUsE-MoRE INDICTMENTS Ex-
PECTED.

SCHILLER ARRAIGNED FOR SETTING FIRE TO THE
YEwHALL HoUsE-MoRE INDICTMENTS Ex-
PECTED.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 26.-The Grand Jury in
the Newhall Hous, case agreed this afternoon on q
true bill against Schiller, the former lessee of the
bar-room in the hotel indicting him for arson. The
indictment contains three counts. The first count
charges TIE prisoner with wfully, maliciously and
felOniOusly setting fire to the Newha House during
the night of January 10. causing the death OF
number of persons whose names are given. Inc
prisoners counsel insisted upon an Immediate ar
ragnment. Schiller was taken to court almost un-
observed The court was crowded when the prls-
entered. but no signs of any disturbance were
disccrnible. The prisoner pleaded not guilty and
his counsel asked for his admittance to bail, re-
marking that the plea might formally be withdrawn
If motion to quash the indictment should be de-
termned upon. Tho Court fixed the bail ut SlO,OO0
and the prisoner WAS taken back to jail. Towards
evening the indictment of Schiller the general
talk but threats against the prisoner were
heard. The sheriff and police have taken precau-
tionarv measures to guard the jail, which, to all
appearances, wi he suDerfluOus. The Grand jury
is still in session considering the re possibility OF
the owners and the manager of the hotel lt Is be-
lieved indictments for mansaughter VIII b. re-
turned against Nash, Ants lei and Night clerk
Delaney. The labors of the Grand Jury vii! not be
finished before next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
OPPOSED TO Coz HICT LABOR.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Feb. 26.A large mass
meeting was held IN tho City Hall tonight by manuac
turers their employees. who have joined together In
opposition TO prison contract labor Charles g. Baker,
ex-member of the Assembly, presided, aud speeches
were made by ex-senator Raines, Assemblyman Healy,
Mr. Blair OF New-York. and others. The determination
was expressed that the contract system must be abo
ished at this session Of the Legislature and not DO put
OF to another year under pretcx OF continuing the leg
isatiye investigations Resolutions were adopted TO the
effect that under the contract system prison labor was
sod 80 chea lly AID IN operating machinery as To
impOyersh honest labor; that tie contract system im
poses tax for furnishing crime aud supporting crlml,
nails honest labor which ruinOusly Affected instead
of on the property and community against wnch the
crime committed that the Legislature should enact
laws abolishIn contract system Of emp OylnB prls
hart abo devised at once to punish crime ana
benefit the community at large, and prohibiting the I'M
pOrtaton uf malefactOrs To make TINS state penal
colony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
INSANE PATIENTS BRUTALLY TREATED

PTTsBURG, Penn, Feb. 26.-The Dixmont
Insane Asylum Investigation resumed to-day. The
morning session entirely taken up with the test
mony Of d. c. c. CARROLL inmate in 1879 He refused
to take medicine, aud was knocked down, kicked and
choked After the second day he never received any
more abuse, but he plenty Of others matreaied.
Harper an attendant appeared to have special dislike
for one Myers, and abused him all occasions. One
day another patient struck Myers aud
Knocked him against bench, when Harper struck
Myers on the back with buckle and chased him into
CELL Harper had bunch of keys with which he used to
strike the itieDts' faces Toe straw ticks were not
cnanged ana often they were coated with nlth one
Swanson patient. lost sock and could not find IT,
Jamison Attendant. said he would make him find It,
and struck him. They clin ched and fell, Swanson on
top Jaamison kicked Swanson about the body In a
brutal manner. The latter went into a lit and Jamson
left him lying on the floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE AUG USTINIAN SOCIETY FAILURE.

LAWRENCE Mass, Feb. 26.-Attachments
continue to be placed the property Of the Augustn-
ian Society despite the implied threat OF the Executive
Committee that subscriptions VIII be called for unless
the suits already entered are discontinued and some
others instituted Three attachments have been served
on Archbishop Williams OF Boston, who ex oflicio con-
trolls the Catholic Church property OF this diocese IL
seems now as though the Augustinian Society will be
forced into insolvency. The subscriptions thus lar
toward relieving the Indebtedness amount to S3,3OO
Special attachments have also been made on the real es
tate recently conveyed by the society to Michael Carney,
Peter Halihan, James McEvoy and J. ID. Mahany.
TROY, N. Y, Feb 26-rhe property owned IN LANSING
burg by the AugustDian Society OF Lawrence, which
suspended payment, comprises St. Augusine's Church,
pars0nage and GchO0l house, worth W all $oO,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
FUNERAL or DIR. CHADBOURNE.

WmLIAMsTowN, Mass, Feb 26.-The funeral
services OF the Dr. Paul A. Chadbonrne were held
I'm The Congr gational Church this afternoon large
number of Williams College students present The
palbearers we're Professors Perry, Dodd Fernad and
Stafford the Rev. N IL. Eggleston aud Keyes Danforth
Addresses were made by President Carter, Professor
Bassett OF tue Agricultural College, Professor Brad
lev of Albany, for the alumni; james Wnlte, for the
trJisteer and cx-Presldent Hopkins for Williams Col
iege The students followed the body TO the grave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOIES.
AFALsE RuMoR ABOUT JENNIE cRAMEE
A STRIKE OF wEAvERs

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Feb. 26.--A rcport was re-
from Boston this afternoon TO the effect that Jenne
S4doG. d. i%Sr ""0 O''' '''''' '''''' '',,'' y 80,
STRIKE OF wEAvERs ENDED.
WuMuNGTON Del, Feb. 26.-Iost of the striking
weaves AZ the Arlington Mills returned work today
copanys bat with the promise OF an advance
oFFIcERs OF A COAL AND IRON COMPANY.
FL Of he sq Locust @Sa sns eoa and
Iron Company this atern9S1 tne oqwng Vfefs
Charles eS MtOn r directors John 9ide JACOB Jones'
W Morris aud Richard IL. Downing
A TuREE.MAsrED SCHOONER LAU UNCHED.
Barn Me FEB 2SOss and awS%r .cndGus s9lp pansdr Sgd
Beebo her os tonnage Is 49, .Sns sn aHa L beeoo OF
INFRINGEMENT AND LIBEL rs SETTLED .
CoNCoRD. y. H.. fso 26:aWst,r nm.a, Al en-, OF Of
m has SS to Of Ge % ASe Sns for
Gs & snS the the Se S .u G' Of Hbe aSas
THE CASE OF EX-TREAsUkER POLK
NASHVILLE. lenn., Fe9. 26.7-lhe ca case e. OF ex, x,
was continued OWING to the illness OF the prisoner.
PASTORAL RELATIONS DISSOLVED
n mo sened to the dissolution Of the
relation OF the ey George hrs arr %n ehe In
the Andoyer Theological Seminary
ZONES AND LAUGaLINs NOT EMBARRASSED,
PrTsBUKG Penn reG Of this city, had failed is
entirely without ioundalol Cass e hUs,ness says
thai Jones n ughns worth from 10 Sya
900 sbove their bes They are not o0io"ei anu "A'0
pouCuER FOUND GUILTY.
S,,p, ,ct-sp N Y Feb. 26.-CnarleS II. Ioucner
a. -, Sew York was convicted of grand larceny TINS even
H. Vi vs ested several months for having passed
draft. upon era business hrns anu lnulvduas
"a Ma arrest Il found that he was wanted iot Ike
Ca, oa1ce IN Albany, New. York aud Boston
GIRL ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY BOY
pII AnpI pHIA Feb. 26-Wnile Joseph Clymer.
= ,.nce,n was handing revolver. this morning IL was
dseha ged the bail taking effect ia the lett
6Teas Of Bassett ago fourteen niens dangerous
wound Young Clymer was arrested
ARRESTED FOR PERsONArING DEAD MAN.
puTADEIPHIA. FeD. 26.-W Imam tel nran, who
aaed 10 have personated Thomas Michael who died In
iii ast IN order 5000 benefit from the American
atan of Honor arrested this evening and held In
s5 5UUJrball for hearing
CARPENTERS WANTING MORE PAY.
UuIsDALE n. j., Feb. 26.--SlX carpenters en-
poyed repair shops OF the NewJersey and New aork
karoad company, at Hlsdae Bergen county, quis woIA
th morning haying been refused an advance OF wages
from 81 o7a to " 20 day.
THE FAILURE OF ELY q CO A.
BOsToN, Fec. 2B.-A meeting OF creditors OF .no
firm Ely dry goods dealers o. Ss1
Was held IN this afternoon. lh6 lsDltles Mo
600 half IN aud half in New'NOrk Inc ho"i"" w.
81 1000,
CHANGING CITY OFFICIALS. -. -
Boston, Fep. 20 he Aldermen sc,od Charles J.
moved city Architect Clough tRep ana ose.eo psn va.
Baenan (Deml his successor ~ -, ths naca Ist
elected City Collector which is pfomoSS"rr Srx1 ~ H
vacant by The resignation Of Collector sner"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
SUITS AGAINST STATE OFFICIALS.

NEw-0RLEANs Feb. 26.-A Vicksburg dis
patch to The Times Democrat reports that the State Rev
Agent has brought suit against the estate OF A. j.
Flanagan, ex-sher II OF Warren County, for sums
amounting to $4,000 for alleged failure to collect
license taxes also Tor $4,000 to $4,000 on the official
bonds of W. Mont zomery the present County Treas
for receiving illegal warrants In his settlements or
the above taxes. SUITS have also been brought against
the bOndsmen Of Herman Druo and q. Il. Benz, exCr-
cult Court clerks for alleged failure TO account for
moneys received license aud docket fees and against
the Board of Supervisors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
KILLING HIS WiFE WITH RAT POISON.
my rgLgGRApu TO THE rRtnr,Sg

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 26.-A horrible muir
der was perpetrated In Chesterfield County satur
day night About year ago f. J. Terrey, n farmer
married worthy young woman, but has since fallen IN
love with another woman. As the divorce laws IN this
State have been abolished Terrey rcsOrted a
and quicker plan TO make himself free man. tie pur
ceased bd Of ROugh Ra r." when he mixed with
quantity OF whskey On SatnrIay night, his wife being
unwell. he her drink OF the mixture, and tnen
Ierrey m dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
sETENrY LUMBERMEN POISONED.
srRYcrNrNE USED BY MISTAKE FOX BAKING
POWDER.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

POWDER.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Feb 20.-A lumbarman. Al
fred Eyerson, arrived to-day from Manistee and re-
ported to Captain John Fitzgerald that seventy
men had been poisoned TO death on Sunday in
lumber camp near Glencoe, Mich. new cook
had Just begun work. ard the first batch OF biscuits
he mixed with a can of strychnne used TO poison
wolves H. mistook the poison for baking powder.
The biscuits were eaten by every man IN the camp
and seventy out of eighty died in horrible agony.
No physician was near aud nobody familiar
with antIdotes was at hand. The story seems I'M
probable, but is given for what it Is worth. Cap
tain Fitzgerald saws that the news comes from a
tTnst,v rfhv .onrce and he believes that il is true,
The camp is twenty miles from telegraphic commu-
uicatiOn in the .OTest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
A NATIONALBANK SUSPENDED.

ERIE, Penn, Feb. 26.-The First National
Bank Of Union Mills, Of Union Cy this county closed It's
doors saturday. II is believed that the depositors
will be pa in full but the stockholders will lose
thing The suspension is thought be due to depreci
alton I'm tue value OF real estate The cap al
$50 600 The October statement showed surplus und
OF nearly Sl OOO and deposits amounting to $l65 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF MURDER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.-A San Bernardino
dispatch says that mysterious murder has been dis
covered near Riverside, this county Mrs. OBrien OF
Los Angeles went riding with Mr. Mcdowell and his
wife January 81 Yesterday the body OF Mrs
O'Bren found partly buried, bearing marks OF
violence. Mcdowell has beer arrested. It lie reported
that Mrs. Mcdowell told OF the crime, which COM
mitted through some motives OF jealousy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
MACE AND SLADE IN WASHING TON

W1sHINGToN, Feb 26.-Mace and his Maori
gave spirited boxing exhibition in this city tonight
There was no police interference. The audience con-
tanned number persons of distinction. The Maori
was greatly admired. but the general opinion seems 10
be that he Will prove no match for sullivan check
for So 500 exhibited to the audience ~ forfeit
money for a match VITA sull van for $5, 600 side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE PHANTOM WLNS TWO RACES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb 26.-Tbe official
races Hamburg Ice Boat Club closed to-day.
Both active and uonacve contests by the
Phantom the former in 27 minutes and the latter In 25
minutes The course was sixteen miles,. Four miles Of
the latter race sailed in minutes and so seconds
The boating Is splendd, both here and at New-Ham-
hnrO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
A CONTRACTOR MISSING.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 26.-JOhn Good
win of Cnicopee age nfty. welknown contractor has
been missing week He received 81. 900 check from
III, Chicopee Manufacturing Company and said Be was
was going to Gbertylle. where $4,000 more was due
him. Since then he not been seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
FATAL MINE EXPLOSION.

SCRANTON, Penn, Feb. 26.-While Henry
Bachman, william schadt and William Cable driver
boys at Mount Pleasant coliery,were taking their mules
out Of the mine stable tins morning explosion OF nre
damn occurred in an abandoned chamber some distance
away which threw flying tmbers In every dlrection'
Bachman was passing through an open door wnen 'ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE FAILURE OF ALLEN g. co.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-'rhe assignee of'W. T.
Allen Co., grOcers, has completed the schedule Of the
liabilities II shows the liabilities TO be
$3.50 OOO the assets in stock $4,000; in accounts
100000, OF which $l5O.OO0 is considered good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
OVER HALF A MILLION SUM-
MR. cRowELps UNLUcKY spEcULAnoNs.

MR.. CRowELDs UNLUCKY sPECULATloNs.
rsrSc rpusr FINDS OF THE TALMAN ESTATE TO
MAKE THE EMPIRE NINE A SUCCESS.
Gilbert L. Crowell, president of the Empire
Silver Mining Company, has embezzled over
5000, 900 of trust funds belonging NANNY 4"
the Talman estate. He spent the money on
the Empire Mine in Utah, in which ne also
invested his own property. On February ~
he made an assignment in Hudson County, N.
j., in which he has recently lived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
TRICHINOSIS IN A FAMILY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

PoRT JERvIs, NJ Y, Feb. 26.-Five chill
dren IN the family OF David sullivan, OF Pine Grove
Sullivan County were attacked with trchnosis short
time ago from eating raw pork Ono OF the children died
ana Two are not expected 10 live. The first symptoms
were vomiting aud internal pains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE LOWVILLE CONTEST ENDED.
fpy TELEGRAPH To THE TRI3UNE.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The contest over
the Iowyile Post Oice brought to an end tonight
Inv the confirmation of Scott who never left the Office TO
succeed Lamphere. who never held 1t. week ago the
ease was taken up in the Post ONCE Committee OF the
SENATE and senator Miller was directed TO re-
mort scott's nomination .favorably. He did
in tine executive session this evening but IN
sueec en rcd personal protest against the conrma
ton declaring that acton w0nd be Contrary TO tho
will of The people OF LOwyile, well as contrary 10
precedent ana principle Inc ninatlon was tnen con-
frmed without diylsion.
Ine nominations or several other postmasters were
also confirmed. OtneF cOnlrnatlons we're as Iouows
John s. iSaulston OF virginia, 10 DO COLLECTOR Oh in-
ternal Neyenue, FCurth District, Virginia A..
Indian Aqents-JOhn Smith, for the ihuans VI IN. sno
Warm 5prlHgs Agency, oregon FIan0is Ni' "'"'"'-'
siletz Agency, oregon. -, 7 .r1 oe,.. at uar.
Jonn Murphy be Register of the i@aha oce @' mar
risOu, Ark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27

Murphy, OF Galway, the Rev. DR.. McGynu, ex-senator
Eccesine. and James RedpIth There IRISH ma
tioDal songs and recitatons. A resolution passed
that for the United States to surrender p j. Sheridan to
the British Government would be cowardice. About
$1,000 collected, which viii be Immediately sent to
Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
MARGARET MATHER IMPROVING.

BosToN, Feb. 26.-The condition of Mar
garet Mather the acress has much improved since yes
terday aud she Will pro- Jaoy recover.