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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
MISS NETADA roo III 10 SIiG.

'IEoNAT WORE WIN PArrlNiIEiN, iNSliAn 90
"mGuiI1Io' Win I'M NIw rRIMN DONNA.
The upcra advertised for last night q; the
Academy ~ susc was nsolctto." win Mis' Nevada
NJ G.lda. A communication printed III the afternoon
paIeis from Miss Neyadas secretary informed Some "ho
hd intended 10 form part ol ,hr audience thn' the Yong
prfma donna conld aritai Others who hal not
thi. announcement went 10 Tie Academy there io
De iniorn that Maume rnlrrnhem IN II 1royn''rc
60 hc the bill OF fare instead o. Nil -'e' ada 200
-RrO,tto"
Mi Mai Lesson was found IN state o. vir'rpus irdfrp-
ion The public won't stand tbs, sni 90 iIire u.u d
iongci. d.ai boy" said HI. and whnrs m,rc WON'T
stan II myself Miss Nevada must It shown that Sire
tlnnol play lee, ANA oosr with ,hr aule.cr Foo tb.
fashion Yesterday scrap ~ prncil nut. Fas stuck
W through SIT ~ ,hr tuUi sni ir- iHi Nlir 81 lia
would mUbay Ne t0U IA Us nlqeai ihis ev niae 1hars
nl have hraid huuyh sly iemu2l 90 iptlo',l un
r' iir posi- nlnisti ~ rdnt.r. hii }nr Nurf hr
riuit .tlih elni 81 ein unsti. 4Ecith inir inl,n
sil iri liiHH't 80 ani y q 'aiiatte iub
l's' Nt'Wlt vAs nnfnr ,n 70. riti ,.i'n's. 900 huf
a. 'tinit, Mt talrth san. Niss hr,hNn pr's
9 .pt 'm y teaiei u'i rif,-,T ns ihateb spe vtip
,iiMpins ni NUi Mplntb ig 'ti taiNpNW.sh tln asa
!" "r le-Nn mssinie. shp Nplii siu- e-Al-rt ave.
NAgisN py'ltaA pAi vi "a fneu's anl u, baitp.,
,fM ne' ~ ti.inei paip,e lpp muie l. Hur.n pui pi
.'se - 'ss afaa Aunlay, aud on mioIura VA Mane
S,a vn hnihAi night YESTERDAY morumg II was e,-
ana weat Nc Mscsan and tel am, n, 81 ~ 49,
ooinoe IN tue morning. iio was moi IN; % rrtl,,, "A
ocwkl 10 'e tod ~ Ont al ms that MI Mamie
son Monll see no one GA any prclcxl. accordingly
Wiplc holt li hls ohce. wnc / marked imuortau,i
ana htHicd 10 his clrrE for delivery. la this hole I0i
lin that Mile Ncvada's appearance oui OF the
question. expected 10 seo an announcement to that
eject IN this mornings apcfs. hut did moi, sent
n"ie 10 al the evening papers. Mile. Nevada viii posi-
ti"Iy be IA good heath ON saturday. ana would like to
substitute kgoicttO for E sOnna bula that &c
eeAsion, Absolute illness is The only al her thus
1iSlpp utinG the public, and lot you that
less cdprciDnS woman, OF one more willing 10
het'eli IN Oidcr 10 Lcep her engagements does hot
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11

II Frank Iiscork Sta determine 10 be candidate he
f. certain 10 prove formidable one. II u fact That
Ouondagn County which has sriulUuSy cultivated tlc
habit ui absorbing all the iudecshps That ac going has
rcyrr lci supplied United states Senator. tn" modest
citizens Of that county thk that their ntn 80 re Srna-
Tor. h OUGHT arrive pretty soon ard they have long
loakr upun Nj ilscpck The ci1ihr man 80 keep IN
iaiuin. IN honor They have Inst elected him 80 the
inus,. 81 REPRESENTATIVES 10Y the nth time IN thr sryrn
YEATS VI, llsrri has already sittl ~ Washington, he
hus wutkd M. way ~ stndt rniil he Is nnw regarded
Tho lrntt' Ni the htunlilinn niuif in the Body II
~ .lHtni Garth IA hnl ttd Nj lisrurh would wi',rs
tiiraNt have h-rn W" Slrihrt ~ the NlNlth t'niss
liz tas h,aitn bY nn lritieii, and haor Vhn vrir
taift Us u V''c SOFIA though 'titari we dnir a1j
iiai tiit had ruenN Ntiti rrirHh ~ hM WIN F,ihf
H iht tinii liisr,ph Wa4 iitt Un the ibB nni rl iii
WAn ~ ~ Appropriations ,brin,ii imsi Nhiri hr
uaa the inNi ntr thi ii@hia ~ thr innniit so
iii'ph Aasfrsai,r aiHtihu. nj iiistiUb q ttalt
auh eiiNu- trl"'et anl e 40 aiiNh n'iiiliW u hr
NiirH 1taatu i'.rN hnw sntF, use N"e NAi Naniurr t
sh iidi lhn ithiil.tn rtiA NHa ilthms nN Ito spiHli
uiu lni tiiN phases Ni hunu aiiii 80 a. hiai"isal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
WHAT - DEMANDED IN A SENATOR

10 fhs FdttDf 81 iAr fr'bhnr.
SIN: The interest take, ~ common with the
nerrnan4 r rur roini amt believe the snic over.
m thr 4irtion of united s'atrs 7rnniurhy onf Icssla
,urp nArrrs mt rs s., ~ Urt brnni That nndrt hu rif
rrnsian,,4 4hnui President Aiiiut hr selected unl, 40
,rnlnlnN ~ iaa5 ls dpsi,arla
~ rrr,n ieu trAis asH "a nH' iri-''itn, hht hi'
-. So, nut ass he pH WIS initwi ihp nomination $50 80
ihp aia Nlnlpni n Af, iii'eh With hts hep iiar ne
tnus uin,a ph h., vas iApshipni 70 az ,miiA,i in is
pn.li Di ihn ioiWriirAh iAiif anh rrr,lin 'hA' vs.
in uDi wish any uan win ikpse einlnns Ia represent VS.
n, the iuiln STATES Senate lhls sort al opinions nn
san tnu Cl pl Sow hurb aud Nlrinlll, ml nnl ihn ht
uihirtI,, ut the Stale 90 Nation We want mhN nI
iguatul Miners ~ rt, u We can nuh himi one Nhn hl
lt-lt, the want, ui the peDpr dnd " not hHshh III
prncAimn- them LNaus Is sllcndd man, bat suihr
how r has str1ug att ichments among the MASSES
as a success, m shuad have Perhaps ,lOlt1n - tho
least objectionable Of All now mont i1ac and about o"ch
one Al ought known whether hu l. ia ihll communion
with the Republican party OF has some free trade or
other notions ,.,
The e. prc sion Of DR. Hurcharl at the interview with
Hniuc was hundcr bat the conduct OF President AT
thur and his Cabinet IN not giving the Krpuhlican party
and us candidates hearty and oui spoken support was
worse, ana the country 80 regards It, H.
hfi,IdLeioUH, y. L., Dec. /, I3S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
MilAiG
DON GIOVANNI" IN GERMAN,

While meIlting the mos, hearty praise ini The
reyoyrnt spirit wih which lhpy approached Me]''ls
masterpiece, II must be said shat tho GolwiN artists
at tho Metropolitan Opera finnsn nN h"'
aehioye a success III the representation al
Don Juan" last night at all oouI"I ''r
with thai which has crowned their Efforts III The e4ea
(crn an operas that they have given us " Don "i"
vann is essentially Italian and II loses much OF It's
spirit aud nearly. If not quite all OF It's elasticity "hcn
translated and put the hands OF German singers IT.
two finales are among the most rcspcndcnt pages ia
opero literature they the bearers of the dramatic
and the dev and artistic skill oi tn
Germans were most manifest.
The dialogue and many of The rccitatiOns and nras tie
mand fc xibty Of uttcrance which is not native To
the German tongue. and much of the humor OF the
piece {" Don Giovanni" In spite of It's tragic coucu
sion IL an Opeu buDn lies In these portions. there -
naturally "a love in German performance o the work
over aud above all the opera calls for beautiful
singing in the old This cal!
was honoed last night by of the artists notably by
Frau Schroeder Hanstangl whose Donna Anna WAS the
finest OF hers that have yet secn ad
was thoroughly admirable. Herr Udvardi. too sang
well IN part OF the lchrymose OctdciOand Herr Slau
del who developed comic powers with
which we had not credited him In fancy, as
Leporeio. hearty tribute OF applause
for his singing Of the catal cue song Fraulcn B"lys
pieces IN the part Of Ionnd /f'T'na her voice moi hinS
sdouuato The large hoa,c; she showed herself
fine vocalist and there was fresh ana pleasing
thc Trird. Bnt we can not pnruculalmc
further The work finely mounted and tnc scrlous-
uess d. DunrO>chs al disclosed in the ciorl
scene is MoIarUwrOtc It, with the thrcc bands The
eIayo pls! iug simultaneously different dance tunes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Samuel ID. BabcOck gave a large reception
yesterday afternoon at No. SO Fifh-aye in honor of his
daughter. Miss May Bird aud Miss Schefelin assisted
to receive the company. Miss BabcOck wore dress oil
white silk with and panels OF dark velvet and
Lace and carried bouquet OF pink roses. The other
young ladies wore dresses to correspond.
MI and Mrs Adrian I-en gave q german the even
Ing at No % East Twentysixth ST. 1t being the first
meeting Of the dancing class organized by her ander-
baud Of eight musicians played for the dancing. Among
the guests Mr. and Mrs william Jay Colonel and
Mrs Delaney A. Kane. Mr. and Mrs G. o. Isclin Mr.
and Mrs schletIen. Miss SchieIen. Miss Elliott Miss
Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. Ormo Wilson. Mr. Parsons. Mr.
Bcrryman, Mr. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs Witherbee, Miss
Grant, Miss swan and Miss LanSdOn
lions Of the IN the afternoon at No 32 fifthave
The rooms profuscly decorated with howers and
stuhb's band furnished the music
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Curroy gavo thor wedding reccp
tion yesterday at No 81 East ftysyth-st Mrs. S. A
and music Mrs Curry hsr wedding roSe Of White
satin and duchesse lace The guests included Mr. aud
sachs, Mr. and Mira. hudson. Mr. and Mrs. n. woodman
Mi: and Mrs. y. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. f. wemple. SIR
watson, Charles Day. t. il. Miller j. II. Mnnce. NJ
and Mrs Maiord Jones' Mr.. anu Mrs. J. L. Libby.
Jacob Dram was given dinner at tho Windermere in
the evening. II being farewell dinner previous ~ his
departure for India,
Mr. and Mrs II. d. Bookman gave a reception from 4
to and to TO- in honor OF their daughter No.
lis Kcmsrr-st. iTooHlyn. Inr mousse was rlhDoIatcy
decorated and refreshments were served by Pinard.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Elliott gave n reception at No. 1872
South Elliott place Brooklyn In honor Of their daughter
There dancing in the evening. Among the guests
were Mr. Mrs. G.. C. Dixie. Thomas scott. Mr.. and
Mrs l.. L. Kabncisch. Mr. and Mrs J. l.. Morgan. Jr..
Lancaster Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. James a. McMlchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ W. Wallace Mr. aud Mrs. W. T. MARTINI
Miss Martin Mr. and Mrs -. Iloughtnng, Mr. and Mrs.
T. g. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs \. W. Johnson Miss Johnson
Mir. aud Mrs . W Brashcr. MI and Mrs, !. 3 Burnham
u. Clark Bun ham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Turner. waller
Iggns Miss Turner. Dr. and Mrs g. Hutchinson, Miss
Hurncr. L. W. NOrTr j, j., DOinc, Mrs. McNhUgnton
Mas Whtchousc. Or. and Mrs. Omission. Mr.; and Mrs
Edwin Thorpe =. A. Knlhnclsch, r.. Mr. and Mrs. W
Rchwarzwa alder Mr. and Mira = II Duryra. Mr. and Mrr
A. +. Post Mr.. mud Mrs. W W Goodrich. Miss Hough
falling, J. Seligman and Mr.. aud Mrs. T. ;. Iindlay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
UEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Miss Wealthy II. AIbro, daughter of s. W

"a
Albiu was married 10 Richard j. Lewis, nj r. in at
hs house Of the BRIDES father No 1913 West Sixty first at
The ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Charles 2.
Rnbinson pastor OF the Memorial Presbyterian Church
The bridesmaids were Miss Aibro and Miss Lewis. and
they were tas,rnlly dressed In white suinh and tuc.
The usheis wrrr Howard Alhro. Edward Ill., Walter
sanford md Charles Davidson. The brides dress oi
white satin had a front of pearl embroidery and
duchess lace The cut tO point. aud the
,, of tullr was caught with orange blossoms. fcccr
,nn was held and there were music AMI refreshments
The bride and bridegroom sool beneath hil OF white
,s,s Among the guests wrtr Mi ami BsR II laimbeei
NJ and Nt,s I Bnnt MI. and MiS, Daily, Miss lun
Wnt,l,t Mies Ea Reyes. Mss Allie III MIS- simpson,
Mjss itlrrqtnn Mss hir,prs Niss Dllt Misc Mllnit
Mt amie,e. Mse ian,ltia. tta9tnS Alhtp. MIA NNp
tiln,.p stikNs. " ~ Nint INhN !. MUS. Nj Bni atg
iurtis taN AiiDr, ,uhn Nlliri hnl Nj Mr'hr'pf
klss ipila Montgomery, tansip' ~ Ne late y W.
Aintt-Nt,,N ~ NV tifiir'iit vi, hiHiipi w. llhIrN
tDoi, - iaWAlt ~ WHshH@iNhi ~ tt NiiffiitN ~ ~
Afnus i-Do, r,,ainu it,ln,ul ihp epiN.nnNi NNiAb
lt,tbiasi WIa slrtnd in huMpAilN mo hHt9is 10
,ltau " b. Munteela ~, IA NirulsrNf'i ~ ana
Mg, ,iuhn Yssn, General huns, go i''slH,' w nlI
H. A,uiohy. lho married par viii 1.-Two ~ Massa
ohUselia ave-, Washlnslpi'
Mis-, isabel Kirhcr atTOng, daughter OF Thomas W
stIung was married to benjamin I. Dos rdssos at No.
M Eas Sixty lou,hs tho house ol the brides sister,
la Inc Rev. l.. w. Norton, al Halfway, n. j.
Miss Lizzie Imogcn Criteuden, daughter OF George
N Irittt nden was married to Adnipho H. S} ne az
n M in Christ Church, Bedford ave, Bronkl H. Ihe
CEREMONY was performed by Bishop litielohn' assisted
by tbs Rev. Dr. Darlington Ai'o'Piloh wa n'' liu"'
$50 10 1880 D. al the honsc OF the brides paiehs'
~ lstgS~.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
THE PEOPLE SHOULD BE CONSULTED.

To the EdttOr or The Tribune.
SIR: II IL possible to poll the vote OF those Repb
caus who have very little share in the manage
ucn the party in this city think Mr. Evarts would
have a large majority now that Mr. Dopow has with
drawn with very little hope that our itc band OF Re-
publican Asscmjymcn will take such course, timlly
suggest that they before Senatorial election. consult
and file OF their constituents who I'm the face
OF the frgltful odds OF venomous vtupcration from
"mugwumps" who had forgotten what our candidate
had freedom of PRECISION IN party IN TINS
state and and opposition from some OF the
disappointed stalwarts, worked and voted for Mr.
Blaine the fairly nominated candidate OF an honestly
chosen convention. But. II Mr.. walter Howe and his
colleagues VIII do tl- the real sentiment or the Hepnb-
Leans OF New York CITY will be shown. TO say that this
ought TO he asccrancd and when nsccrnlncd
respected ~ assert rism not always regarded 10y n
machine which however essential, should lie represent
alive. kNiCkEkhoChtk
Nctc- York, Dec. 10, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
IN FAVOR OF CHESTER A. ARTHUR.

To the razor OF Tht TTl ne,
SIR: viii you kindly allow me 10 havo word to say
anoui the neat scnatorl
would Ike see the Republicans OF the Legislature
elect man % experience In party affairs and man who
has the confidence OF the people think such man IL
Chester A. Arthur. see there people who say
the attitude of hs friends In the last campaign was
doubtful would refer them 10 the splendid work per
formed by President Arlhs friends In New York city
,o such men ns John j. UI,ricn. Judge soon B Smith
and Mr. Morris Fricisam The latter gentleman Is chair
man Of the German Republican tentral Committee. Al
The sirour friends of President Arthur increased
the VOTE In their respective districts former ycais
t'hrsrr 4 Arthur "A chairm ~ Of the Republican state
Committee often led the Republican party to victory
aud am convinced II the republicans rhp0sr HIN ~
tlirir SENATOR that NcwYOrk will elect Republican
tsnvrrnnr Ne II year. NonrS SIMPLY 4 REItiilirAN.
N,,r- iort. De. 10. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs Is The MAN.
To the Razor Of The Trf6une.
SIn. | Waut To add q XcrY heartY word

NN: WIFI To '''IH WY H'HTFJ ""'" VT
emphasi, 10 the expressions you have already printed
from yarions correspondents In favor of cccns man
os United States Senator who does not need any nitro
duction 10 the people Of this state
such man is william ~ Evarts. lie has been known
for whole generation. and for that length OF time has
been Thought to be Of the Senatorial mould. twenty
four ycars ago We put him forward at Chicago rs the
snokcsman for william H. Seward. and now hc is a
worthy to take william IL Stewards place lie l. III
far limited states 5enitOr1 every way. lie Is the IN
tcectual equal Of any man the 0oJr likely to he
s.rt th.re rasily the superior OF the most II would
give New York is deserved pre- eninencc IN debate ana
The higher heds OF st'iesiDdnsAlP IIo IL icy or" W.,
ne.i of ing from purely partisan motives He has h
i rcrf already and could look for further laiiels
n,ir In uurc statesInanshlp and IN iurtlcTng TIE
HiSrcs,s of every wing and section Of tho Republican
party. 49,, . A.. f., ,,,., ,,e RE.
Il was by putting such men to the front that ,nr
uub can isy rst gained power. and II II u ever 10 re
GAIN power In the Nation VIII be by putting snen ne,
10 the front again. II cannot 10 done W pa''ho '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
ANOTHER GREAT OIL WE'LL.

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TkIBUNkl
TITUsvILLE, Dec. 10.-BOyd well, in the
Thorn Creek oil pool opened to day, starting of at
the rate Of sixty barrels hour This increased to
1GO by deeper drilling and this evening the wo is doing
nearly 1000 barrels u day. This is remarkable when
1t is considered that the entire Thorn Creek field Is not
than 100 acres aud from 1t already over 100000
barrels Of oil hayo been taken Fisher No g. was re-
ported to be flowing, but this ont to DO incorrect
The well will reach sand tomorrow. II it il big well.
IL will extend the present limits OF the field and strength
en- the probabilities that the Mcbride well, upon which
market depends will he a producer At tho Nc Bride
well the drill IL thirty feet In oil sand which is i'm
proving at foot in quality. There IL little doubt
IA d its producing some oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
(hri.t,ras AppeaI for Poor Children.

christmas Appeal for Poor Children
Tho day OF good VIII men" ought TO be happy
day TO those who have few pleasures and rends
The children the poor the Homeless little sleeping
beneath starways or in boxes and bars shiyern in
and thin ragged garments hudded collars and atiics
with barely crust OF bcai for tho Christmas least appeal 10
for aid and sympathy. The ChILDkEN'S AID 50, II ~
OF NewYork has for more than 3yeas bon caring for this
uDfortuns class OF children teaching training
fu labor snelterng feeding and cOthns thcn and prepsr.
Ing them for good homes. aud % be useful ctzens Who
Will helpf who will spend happier Christmas by thinking
will give food d clothing AMI shoes 10 the shlyefing aud
Sixty DOLLARS will give Christ m AZ present OF homo
DRIED DOLLARS will provide hot dinners for mouth foe
100 children FIFTY DOLLAR, will put shoes on tho bare
The great preston OF business this season has thrown
large numbers OF poor people out OF work ami viii sk The
CL BRACE, Secretary
Childrcns Aid society.
December 1884 station ID. ~ asst tti-5i.. Now-Ye
fb OF provisions and clothing DO sent to tho Central
Office No 10 East ST. New York CITY or viii DO called
Donations OF he Enclosed 20 either % tho under
signed II checks post0co orders made payable 70
-.s. WILLIAM a. BOOTH. President
GEORGES Coz treasurer. 20 Nassiu.st
American Exchange National Bank, Ecwfork.
1913 broadway.
WORK OF THE YEAR
There during the pas IN six Lodging ouseA
80 different boys and Ers 2757t1 meals and 2i9sl9
evening schools 8J6 children Who were ght aud
partly iei and clothed 80 100 moa being suppolI a!oy
With food Ssdicinc &c rousS tho sici chidrsns Ms:
sion i62 children enjoyed tho b-neHts OF tho summer
Home" NJ liath H. l. averaging about 900 per wesh ll3S
Coney Is md j girls have been Instructed the
the sewing machine IN the Girls Lodging Houss and IN the
Industrial schoos 80 $50 80 have been depo.ted s the
Society during tho yoaf, 3t.J1S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11

III ~ Mali Gazette tLondon,.
,.. oa,tor after writing q leader on the
.r.ts of n patent medicine thus cnhsn'ohs us '""
,,sh politics: " Old Gladstone IA taxi nr our ao
On ""e r;y,,c tho aristocrats fits But he made
~ when he concluded to spare the House OF Lorus
p"N him that such a shilly-shally course won't 40
w.. IN, Lords out Of the Upper House. and I'LL up WIN
,honded sons OF toll Gladstone means we,'' wa.
an., know much about true liberty, and he hasht
much sand A.. .,., In tho Harvard
IL app orc mn pol.tical economy are girls wh" arc
hn' into the management OF large pioPoi.cs "
70 c " nrrhaps have much 10 do with char! oSan ,
VINO W. md wish 10 understand principles that VIII
mon, ia put its host uses the money wh'ch may
ne,p 10 them Boston Transcript.
- ro,r 1874 theatrical managers were arbitrary.
I'D 'n. nlacarl In London contained tic decree
tneca.s,nv command for the comfort OF tho public.
We occupying the mrs, row of seats have 10 lie
that per. cond 10 kncc the third to sit and The fourth
down, Moro advice said: "The public ~ ioroiuuch
to SIAM h because the play is ,ragedy-lTroy Times
string Bull has been photographed in forty different
he goes back his front name in about BALI OF
them, by siandihs' 80
ch for ms rs the Nile whaeboats In the way Of
%aimng aud nvaiding our mon Perhans an PREM, ,
comelS for cling smoker my SELL nav
ns, discovered camel is an invcterate lover o tuo
yeei let any smoke pip" cigar OF ct e Wv, ,n
W.. a,nun,ud called stables. and the camel VIII ioltoW
.e smoser about. place his nose close u the nhrhn,
,cb,ccc nhale the fumes win prpong mn with wih
",S a,,pe aud eycs upturned showing ne niopuSn".
~Dtcs viii grant sigh OF ecstasy that woiii miSo ,a"
,,,c NJ a low comedian In a love scene lhiS - .c
,I,;, mn Finished fact. easy or corrpnorhon, Wnn
have the Anti Tobacco League &c say annnt IL f-i"o"
ID, corrc spondence OF The London Telegraph
Thar, il wonderful cali exhibition IN Tacoma w.
T II, Of a lark color with eight legs two 'a,
,vo be,is fpnr ewes ard four The 3oiy IA all III
one The heals sanl throat IN throat ana are chiicD
senarate 10 the shoulders where they merge nto ONO
boiy although the body takes IN the se'poih'e w "V'S
two animals "a It has two backs and no breast Inc 'cS
ana tails are separate aud we'll formed for mon
strosity.
To mako nysihle nk.takc lnseca OIL one port WGa,er
n, ammonia 20 warts; pure water 100 parts IN tl2,
oarhly and shake we'll before using. 10 mako ,he VII
ing nnpenr din the paper IN wafer Inc chai1rtciN '
rs ihf ape, dries Il Philadelphia Press
rhrrp T. swss and Herman roDny 10 Lincon rnndN,
Nv vbirh e veft snrcessfn AMI u Increasing iTh ny
q rhp n,nriicn ,ing hwn straw IN the street w cass ~
,inrss has ~ late ihctetspl rtrcriihly. .miNn "
Fnni nN we M easy mnitcr. 81 rule Us wnf ine w
nnv tishlsrahe uraitet ~ ioibhn withhnt rrrins
nrrsa pltth " ,he tidwnt rttetil ~ h'rf ~ WV
~ VA ati,nrlh STAGE ~ hteilNiwsipM ANN s'in1
pfi At a=aiN'i tbs state ~ thih +: y ent'e' ~ W
ihttt .tiBrt ~ thN ihr ica biiett 'uf Nt''' 'Ni
Ma,tirheHe. i,HNiNn tinNf.
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d VICTORY FOR 4 TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

MCKINNEY, Tex, Dec. 10.-Thc Houston and
Texas Ce nra Railway Company applied to Judge Hart
ley OF the state Court for injunction against the Bal
nnore and Ohio Telegraph Company. to restrain that
company from constructing its lines the right OF way
" the railway company in Collin County judge Hart
ey refused the injunction and the telegraph line upon
TIE right OF way OF the railway company completed
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DIED.

R0SE-A 90 sccendpiace Brooklyn. Arthur only q
Frederick and Hsndsfe itoss "Wednesday DecembSe
Funeral private.
sKELDIN0-Ats Stamford Conn., g. 1884 Francle
shedding. sou OF the ste Horny X shielding aged -
Relatives and friends arc rs,pec.fy vsd {, attend the
,oonDer ]. 1885 at 230 .. m. - -
York
STE1NER-On tho 9th inst Albert only o. Albert and
Emma Louise steiner are years. months, 10 days
Relatives and fsDds respectfully tho funeral from
70 ..hcnce 3, ~ Markspiacc Brooklyn, ThursiV. hb
MURRAY HILL BANK. or THE CRY or NEW. YorK.
NEwfORk. Dee. ., 1884
A. meeting OF tho Board Directors held this day ths
following preamble and resolutions nnanimO adopted
ana or tered TO be entered on the minutes:
bcFeis Death has again appeared IN our midst ana f0
moved from Hoard OF Charles i0per Of
members OF our Roird therefore.
Resolved That In the death Of Mr. Lopez this institution
lose. one OF s respected and ,cleniOus Ocer Who
by his stern Integrity clear ud men and upsterDg fidelity
% MS N has largely contributed 70 tn, best n:ess OF
Resolved. That Mr. Lopez both "a en- exemplary citizen
ana as one OF our associates all worthy OF
ms riDuto 10 his his simple sIrnes and
icous n,nnes cnfeae him 20 all those with he
In contact
Resolved That tcndcr the afflicted family
coire our sincere sympathy in thi tbe great bco
ResoITed hat this aubo and resolutions be entered
nv in upon tho minutes and dny authenticated be
A. n. dALr. WILLIAM A. DARLING.
Cashier. President.