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J. l.. rollcu presided Thursday evening nj "
mas. mcrIlntofue lcrunlcan-oft AoTwcnty uIrd ward
held 300 iho nI.wau ai Gates and Marcy nrr' Brookfni
lhc following members were reported h} tho inte'tgat
mg committee n, having worked and voted for iho Demo-
cratic rlrly pr o. Jlrrctt.. llud ard j. W Poet
" g.. Leonard 4. g. turfIt rs n. Benjamin. D. g. HItri
ford g. llscksr.ulu i. G. jeffrey. i ~ milford a. D.
Greenwood. " e. Moore and g. II. Hlhcr ON motion
thct were an Vpred amid applause. motion bv Dan
cI Vs. l'mIlsc calling for an ufr-ti-nilon ot the con-
duct OF Tine Campo Committee of kIu-a County. with
reference 90 the disbursement OF thr money an their
coumnnd or campaign purposes during the late contest
passed
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~ u fIf an In4 fflr..H D '.uI hfH|
1r uuur tu lhr effect lAAt lhr friends oi President
Arthur 10000 100 aou,ry push nia claims n tp pi frui ,'n
trht, o. probably ufuuudrd
Nluuld Doe hr candidate, The ifirfsG would advocate
Hnu urge hls election,
There D. hui uu, uf tho candidates Whose nuur orc
pIululurnil u.lIInurd 900 tN. uH HIu ..fIf Goo
luasrHa luurr VupllirH h'th p'IfnYA aud tuliIlOI,
without polifDp friction. and fp tr aiNItttiuu of tn
pfr1t mnfs ot the party We rclor io tho Hon l"d T.
Morton.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

NEw-BEDFORD, Dee. l2.-At 300 a. IN.
serious ire broke business part Of the town.
The losses follows: On the building OK ". Has
kns. $1,000; insured for ~ 800 Edward Haskeiis
estate $1,000, insured for $1,000; George Tappan's
heir, ~ 800 insured FOR ~ 800; Benjamin Dcxtcr's
heirs. $1,000 insured for ~ 800 Of Ward NJ.
Parker - 500 insured for - 900 The Of Haskell
d Trpp. $4,000, insured FOR 10000; Benjamin H.
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yesterday and taken before the United States Commits
sioner on charge OF sociting funds from government
employees for campaign purposes. contrary TO the Civil
Service rules The adjourned TO December 20
and Melht released on HIS rpcognzance In the
sum OF 81 900. The complaint made by the New
York Civil service League and the allegation Is that the
accused left papers the desks Of employees asking
for contributions and that the received receipts
signed by the chairman OF the Republican county conf
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs William Irving Clark gave n reception
yesterday afternoon at her house. No l27 East rhir
Ast' to Introduce her daughter, Miss Bessie Camp
eA Receiving the company with the latter Miss
Sofrowe. Miss Elliott, Miss Jane Campbell Miss Kate
Gthiop Miss Margaret Bacon. Miss Annie Robbins and
eecoAihna stephens. The parors were Handsomely
ana refreshments served. The guests
i,,seo mrs Robert winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. John Treat
Ssn lrs = v T. Cruger, Mrs. John Wolff Mrs. Ames
var, ars j. +. stephens, Mira. Herman Livingston.
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TIE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RALLRO4D.

e. 4 special meeting OF the directors OF the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company wa. held yester
day. James sloan. IT., r. Harrlscn Garrett ana Eu"Aru
Higgins .ned from the directory. James sloan was
elected 70 ~ Npred term aud F. T. Dincke ana
william Morrison were elected 10 I'll the places OF
Mrs-rs. Garrett aud Higgins.
An agreement which Aas been arrived at between the
London and she Baltimore aud ONO interests was Tor
ma.i ratified Under this agreement the London inter
81 were accorded a representation IN the bodri AMI u
f. believed that all interests. both bond and stock,
Will cooperate haTmOnousiy IN the tutur'
Tor Otter Eas!r0gd Ness second rage.
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4 DINNER TO pitt.

A dinner in celebration of the fact that
Madame Patti il singing in NewYork twenty-five years
after her first appearance here opera will De given
TIE Hotel Brunswick this evening Representatives and
friends Of music the theatre literature the line and
journalism vii De present The committee II composed
II r. krfhbicl, X. l. Cutting lr., .. Schirmer i. A.
11eh"ah William etenway, Augustn DAILY and L. +.
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OnITrARY NOIES.

CiNCINNArf. Dee. l2.--Jamcs /. Rullln, an
Hcmcf of police died here this morning, age seventy
YOUNGSTOWN. Penn. Dee. IL. William Wannemachcr
age twenty eight, The temperance orator. died of hem.
orrhage OF the lungs ~ Noustown lie wns engaged o
play the part ~ christ ln snlm Morscs Passion Play
and rchcarscd the part publicly with the company.
pRoytDrN.r Dec l2-Willm Manchester. OF Ports
mouth j. dead Tie was one hundred and two years old
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-, % see the proprietor he 10 si'uns o'cA 'ne'e "
-. nasee ~ Norristown Herald
~,,. ~ celebrated English poet. lately on vlst
Inc IN the OF a conversation WIN .say,
u bost II am so glad to get TO America Ut last LOT
have long wished for pleasure Oh 'aSs
Dow s.backcd clam. ~ Boston Advertser'
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4 STEADFIST REPUBLICAN,
To the razor OF the TrtbHHe

SIR: The reference to Secretary McCuHoch
in communication in yesterdays TRIBUNE from fouE"
keepse, does him injustice. know that he traVei'u
some miles I'm the rain electian day 70 VOC
for Mr. Blaine lie certainly was III Al
drew JohnsOn's Cabinet. having beeh !"
Abraham Lincoln. first but that hardy warrants Gaming
an old time Wing and Lincoln Republican " q DeI'"
crai." Yours A REPUBLICAN FROM IHL sIA4i'
NnShiIHf1I. Dec. IL. lr-l
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I0uN NJ ErRALAN

The funeral of John VI. Furman, who died on
Thursday, at bis county seat Ia Nestchester, IN The
scEcutysocoud year OK his will take place 90 -
Peiels Church In hat yagetO morrow at $50 pm. hr
flIuln, on account OF increasing tLAluuit, last
-puu- up Nis house, No lip second ave. which Doe
rented Ia sir kodruck Cameron, and retired in the
country where a That wealth. amt the az o n- rr
tive, and friends could do dome To alleviate Aa hAT
IrIlu.t
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rnr oHIn GnYERNORsHIP.

Prom Thr Drpf1u 'y4toi .nTH't. .,. A.. So.
There - no division in OHIO Ecpunhr'n ri."- .'',
arl fl.t Governor Foster de-lrc- another frhom d
fipf for Governor j. sheer ansurttY ~ "ilN- n'
probable that n Judge Foraker desires hr h'inlh '' l
Tor Governor n viii ~ given him enthusiastically with
ont a shadow OF opposition. His splendid campaign IA
1~~3 is adulllu-ly remembered
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Waite 81 500 fuly insured One or two fremen were
slightly injured by the falling OF ladders.
MACHIAs. Me-. Dec. 12-The tugbost Naumkeag was
burned at Machiasport last night. The loss is $4,000
No I'm
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THE WEATHER REPORf.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

wAsHINaroN. Dee. 12.-FOr Nev-Enganl &,
colder, clearing weather. northerly winds.
For the Middle Atlantic states colder clearing
weather. northerly winds. higher barometer.
For the ohio Valley and tennessee. colder. clearing
weather. n0rtherly winds. nj cher barometer.
For the Lower LAKE region, colder, clearing weather
nurtheIly winds higher barometer
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MRS. WILLIAM GOULD.


ALBANY, Dee. l2-'lhc death of Mrs. Will
iam Gould, The wife of the eknpAn law hook pub
Usher nnd mother OF lrcorior Anthony Gould occurred
~ uu cnrly hour thl, morning Mrs Could was respect d
truus houi tho cb ou account of Lot many charitable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-13

When your Liver il Out of Order use Dr.
Jayne, sanaiive Pills and you viii assist the hillary
system in reganing healthy condition, and get rid Of
many distressing symptoms.
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TAM,I ANY TO BT PRESENT AT THE INAUGURAL.
Tho lAmulnN l,nunrll ~ -... - LII L.

The iamWany General Committee held its
last meeting for the year last evening f. was resolved
10 hold the primaries FOR the election u DELEGATES 10 the
ne" General Committee and officer, ~ The district ass
Citations on the evening 90 December - f. was also
requested mat the districts make urrparafou. o send
delegations I" dsAhgtou 20 Dee present al the inaugural
"ilh"Ai- oh HIrh J. Tie Committee or Organization
COuILltfcr. - 49,
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ALBANY, Dee. III. T.. Remington, of Ban.
gor Franklin County. dlod today. Mr. bennington uutl
recently editor 1nd proprietor of me th1uY If
pf,ss ana had boon Deputy Stale Auprrni uf Pub
lo instruction Ito WA influential IN Republican poll.
tlt4
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ARS. HULSKANP IN BALTIMORE
rBr TELEGRAPH TO rnr rRrsryg.

iBr TELEGRAPH To rHE rRIBUygl
BALTIMORE, Dec. l2.-ilrs. Victoria Halls
ramp appeared az the Academy Of Music tonight A
,atge audience present. OF curiosity than
~, an thing else. Mrs Huls1tag was Enthusiastically
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fRiBuss OFFICE, heo. III m-ths NOV sinent of
the barometer yesterday was downward amt upward
Loudly weather with light rain and -ieot pre- vailed The
Temperature ranged between 1872 sad 4 the average
047a being jii' lower than on the corresponding day
last year aud 7ai' lower than on Thursday
Fair clear, colder weather may % expected to-day
IN this city and vicinity
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FOR TIOL1TTNG CIVIL SERJIcE RULES.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. l2.-Martin X.
MeAt Assistant Postmaster OF this city was arrested
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CKIN~ON-MILLER-On Thursday December II. at The
residence 81 the Drdes mother by the Rev Dr. KOdeTck
Terry Adelaide dan shter the Daniel
Nil rr, fredeu, = l.. Dickinson
KTNT--TEW ARI-Cn "wednesday. December 10 at Christ
Church Yokohama, Japan. by the Rev Dr. Irwin. william
Inv ug Helen Van COrtlandt daughter vi the
william PIuEnev stewart
Baltimore papers please copy
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LOWEST RATES TO ALL poIvrs,,l

You are guaranteed Lowest Rates at 1868,
9iG D. aud 81 Broadway, al other Offices Of the
West shore Route. =.
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letters for Europe need not be specially directed for
particular steamer u Ollr 40 secure speedy
delivery all Trans Atantc mails are Tor.
yarlef by the fastest vessels available
malls for the week ending December H. VIII close
.PRONfILr IN al cases az TINS Once as follows
sAIygDAN-At 1920 FOR the Netherlands direct per
4. -choten VIA Rotterdam: al II A. n tor Europe.
per city of Berlin. Queenstown letters FOR
many. etc, must os directed per ,W Of Berlin ~" az
liza FOR scotland direct. per : = peyOnla, Glas
gov letter. must Je directed per DcyOnA", AZ / m
Tor Germany. ETC. per :. Hahsburg. VIA southampton
Bremen letters Britain and other European
countries must be directed per HaDsDurg"D a IL N,
Tor belgium direct per Westernland. VIA A,t.
wrrp al $50 p n Tor Caoa and the West indlos,
s. Niagara VIA Havana al ,. M. Tor ape HaytL ST
Domingo, TURKS Island. per q A. Santo Domngo
sUNDAY-At7.j0p for Honduras and Livingston. per
city OF Dallas wa NeW-OTleans
Mails for CHINA aad Jaoan. san Pablo wa sAa
Australia NcvIealand. sandwich ana FIJI lNaliA pA
q Lealanda IVA Francisco close hcrs Decsnr
Der IS at Z .. m. arrival II NssfVr&N ..
Britannia Win Brush nails fsr Austraha.
-rhshs late u clo,nx OF rrilSPa,ae ms 10 arrlsrst
ti,r Iiat,rruDtst ovsAl srisNs -
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'-'"' HENRY "a. PEARSON Postmaster
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Amateur Photographic Ouffif-
MIRRIED

The FAIRY Novel ami Il Iou cameras.
T. 4 H. /. Anthony q CO.. 81 Brood way. y. Y.
40 years estabilshe in this line OF business.
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Gpscl1l Ndilces.


A william p. Moore. su-tiorccr.
NooR@ i,S at sfIr G ~
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DR ~DES CANDEiABRA. ~.
A nj, To- y, 49, s s6Hb AZ ~ t,r4tllrI6}E
MONDAY. DEC. A.. AT oCLpCt SHARP.
Bangs < Co. Nmctoueer.
73o AMI 1l Broldpay
Will SCH
MONDAY AT $50 p. ".
Tho LIBRARY %, the Rev. JONATHAN x. DURn y D..
comrr'ing STANDARD and works Theology orcn'
Literature and Phology Biblical Criticism general History
phy. &C
TUESDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING at $3.50 aad
1870 and WEDNESDAY, q. 1890 p ~
4 LARGE consignment ~ tNCLI-H BOOKS comprising
many handsomely Illustrated volume, Live aud Portraits Of
iistuguised pcrons History aud n.or pay. Law Books
German and Freuch literature .2c
THURSDAY and FRIDAY O.. O'Clock
collect of vlual aid handsome books including IN,
illustrated Books
Csri-ira, tppesl Tor Poor aldren.
The day u good HIl fHn' happy
day 70 those who have peasur4 friends
beneath starwaY- W IN boxes aad -hyeuns tho
%t ~, o "' ,t'i' tnl s4o% Sn are teee
with o,rr crnst % brat 1r the Chr.mas cast appeal 70
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country three hIlHless boy girls ONE HUN
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100 children. tIFlf DOLLARS All pht sp,3 On the bare
feet Oi 30 tile ones
The great precision Of bu,iues, this season has thrown
large number, poor peoplt oIt oi WORK AMI H make tho
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December 1894. station b 10 last Atheist, SOW York
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Donations u4uu.. 0sei to fitAr VI mo uuuf
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tffnIbg schools ntIr / H1d onaou wac taught lAi
piffN rl aud rnlhnt 100 100 nrIs lrIuf Hlupfll it1t
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DIED.

al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed lch full mana
and address
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

.te-. tks t.~-fissi ss.aa, 10 tss alts
Too rl'rf-lr il- sH ii'a- III ta 80 tAe t+-s
J.. ttass ttc takf- iHi N-s
So fs.a--s f.ai- i-4.-ssa t-s a. a.l
sst stLs4Aaeg. nt~slsag
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WHO WILL SUCCEED THOMPSON

somewhat closely contested were those who symr athizei
with MI Beeeher in his opposition TO Mr.. Blalne.
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Pie--IrCHING PILES Positively cured also Bini and
bleeding Pies F.su ~alf Rh"um ald al diseases VI The
skin. By the ~ OF ROSS N'o CT ~.
RO-SMAN& MckINsrRA, Hudson Y y, Propriet0rs-
sen ~ mall
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-01-05
THE SECRET ONT

Happening to be in Queenstown, Ire
land, one evening many years ago, |
was invited to attend a grand ball on
regatta. The number of ladies was
about $50. Their dress was like that of
American ladies on similar occasions,
only IL trifie more so-sleeves little
shorter, corsage little lower. The la
dies were remarkably self-possessed
quiet and graceful, and think, on the
whole, averaged prettier than l have
ever seen on another such occasion.
have written this to introduce the
physical development of Irish ladies'
The Irish girls in America have full
chests, large arms; they are plump and
vital.
When an American lady shows me hel
arms-candle dips No. So and asks
Chow can get such arms as Bridgets p
and | say, "Work, work as she does,
and you will have her arms" The
lady says, ooh, that is not work, it is
climate If l had been brought up in
Bridget's climate should have her fine
bust; but this terrible dry air takes all
the juices out of us"
My curiosity was on tiptoe TO see how
Irish ladies', brought up in this moist,
even climate, but without work, would
look. have said there were $50 ladies
present, and that they were very pretty
and graceful, but now taking the witness
stand, l testify that | have never in
America seen $50 young women together
with arms so small and chests so flat
and thin. They belonged to the idle
class, and all the world over women OF
the idle class have spindle arms and
thin chests, unless they become merely
fat, which, with their weak muscles, is
a sad embarrassment.
Education, rank, aspiration, prayer
these will not produce strong, full
muscular body. They are NOT the APP
pointed means. Exercise, exercise
Work, work - this produces strong
muscles, full chests, and physical beauty
Work is the appointed MEANS Die
Lewis.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-01-05
HIS GUESS!

In the East cream-color in horse
is thought to indicate that he issof a
delicate constitution. Put III California
that color is regarded as indicative OF
the toughest sort OF horse. DR.. Do
Lewis tells how he, from ignorance of
this fact, was once "sold' ~ Il Cali
fornia stage-driver Just after they had
changed horses at Il station among the
mountains the driver said to the doctor,
"Cap, how long do you reckon boss
will stand it, dom ten miles IA day,
right here in the mountains >" The
doctor said he was sure he could not
tell. Perhaps five years.
cap, you can bet your life that
common boss has no biz here more than
two years but when we take on up Il.
old man Sloan's, We shall git the tough
est boss that ever lived. He's worked
right here thirteen year, if he's worked
day, and never missed a trip. He's
never sick nor lame, but he's just biz
every time"
After leaving old man Sloan's, | re-
called the drivers statement to him,
"Now, Cap, You may have two chances
to guess which it is. If you hit him,
I'll give you dollar. If you don't, you
shall give me dollar"
Gan right" | said.
The nigh wheeler was good-sized
chestnut animal, with curly tail and
name. He was close-ribbed, COM
pact fellow, and fixed upon him at
once.
81 am sorry for you," | said to the
driver, "because you have lost that
dollar. 1t is this near wheeler"
"Cap, that's the meanest horse in the
team. He has been here but sixmonths,
and l don't think he i stand it six
months longer"
looked sharp, and soon fixed upon
the off-leader as certain to be the right
one among the three remaining horses,
and said,-
"That off leader is the horse"
"Cap, that's better, but you haint hit
him yet. But you may have another
try"
As the nigh leader was a long-legged
cream-colored horse, which color had
always known meant delicate con-
stitution, said,-
"Of course it is this off wheeler
then"
"Cap, you're dom tip-top; you're
gittin' nearer and nearer every time,
but You amt quite fetched him yet"
told the driver didn't believe him;
that l knew the long-legged cream
colored animal could not be tough
one.
"You needn't believe me. When we
git up to the colonels, you can ask any
body; and if he don't tell you that
yeller boss has been here thirteen years
and never missed trip, the money is
yours"
When we reached the colonels,
asked quiet-looking person, sitting on
the piazza of the hotel, if any of the
horses in the team had remarkable
history.
"That nigh leader is the toughest
horse in California" he. replied. "Now
has Hank been playing that game on
you? He usually plays it on one or two
passengers every day"
paid the driver the dollar, and said
to him.
CHOW don't play that game on another
passenger"
GAN right, Cap! I'll be more keerful
next time. But you see, Cap, them's
my perkests.