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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
TIE SCHOOL OF OPFRA.

The School of Opera began active work yes
terday under the newly arrived chief professor Jacques
Bouhy On Thursday opening will be sisnallzed by
reception TO be held at the Hotel Brunswick by the
president officers cOrporators aud faculty. Among the
cOrpOratOrs are Mrs. William t. BodEet Mr.. ana Mrs
Francis u. Thurber, Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont.
William Il. Grace. W. X. Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie,
Parke Goodwin, Richard irwin, jr, Mrs Thomas W.
OIani, Jesse Seigmau and Theodore Thomas. Al,
Crosses will he made 10y Mr.. Golwin. Mr.. Thomas ana
Others. and viii be provided by Madame Fnrsch
Msii, n. Bouhy. the American Opera Chorus ana
VlCmas'h llrchesirn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. Oswald Jackson, of No. 16 West Twelfth
st.. small german last evening for her daughter
Miss Jackson About forty couples took part in the
tllop which led by James Hsjden with Miss Jack .
Mrs. Elliot g. COwdn, OF West Twenty .frst-st gave
b RECEPTION In the afternoon from until o'clock.
Nj and Mrs 4. j. Bits, OF Bush wick.dve., Brooklyn,
Celebrated the fifteenth anniversary Of their wedding In
the evening. About two hundred guests present
and there music and a supper.
The hawthorne Amateur Dramatic Society gave their
second dramatic reception I'm the evening in the Lexington
Avenue Opera House Tho comedy " My MOther-n-
Law was given before large audience Alter the play
there dancing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
coUNrERFEITEKs AND THIEVES CAPTURED.

ELMIRA, Dec. II (Spec'aU For some time
gang OF thieves counterfecrs has been operating in
isclty Last night tho confectionery store OF :. L.
Barber at No go Llkc-st. robbed OF quantity OF
goods. In the house next door to tho store some OF
the stolen property was found and Clarence Ridge VIII
IAN w. Smer. Walter HumstOn, aud Harley Wander
mark were arrested. when tho cellar searched
stolen articles were found including many taken from
stores OF various lines Of business. In recess OF the
cellar the officers discovered CONTRIBUTING apparatus.
Some false coin found Smiler Is thrty,two years
Old. He served IA the Eluira Reformatcry twice ana
ont parole The other three men are young a1d
educated become thieves and counterfciters by
Guit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

60, ,ora and handed over for inspection. 1t set
torth that owing to illness Nine Pati had peen
nbIiged to defer her series OF concerts hut sue WIZ p
stndied Lakme," aud viii appear IN That opera anu
others during M. Maplesou's season at me JoNcnt
Garden Opcrs House next simmer, In tie fal she VIII
make her last tour Of America under her ola manager
As 10 the Nilsson contract" laid the Colonel - wiz
.aX nothing nnt it is decisvey settled, which will not
H.. No II L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUEhDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1885


scription OF Messrs. Emmett and 0Gorman trustees.
The total amount subscribed Is about S21 600 discus
sion followed to the ACCESSIBILITY of holding grand
massmeetng for the cause of ireland whether Mr. Par-
nell should TO address It. The matter was re-
fcrred 70 subcommittee. Mr. Kelly expressed doubt as
to whether Mr. Parnell could leave England at present.
and intmdted that In the work which would short
ly come to Irish-American3 Mr. Psrnels presence
would be of greater assistance than now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

The annual election of officers of the Man
haitian Athletic Club took place at the Grand Union
Hotel last evening. Tho following officers wero
elected President. George W. Carr; vice-presdent
q; Troteri second vicepresldcnt. W. j. swan; third
5lcepresident, Clinton Bnrling; treasurer Walton
BtoTm; secretary, c. e. Hughes: captain j. Cornell;
Irst lieutenant A. A. Jordan second Lieutenant, g. f.
kneube. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
roRgy GJyEsA NEW BOyD.

Edward II. Tobey, formerly cashier for W. h'
cr,ca & On who was indicted by the Unitod states
Grand Jury on charge OF aiding Ferdinand Waru "e
frauding the Marine National Bank EaI Idnn y swan
aud richard NJ tgomcty became the s"f''''' ""
hand for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
ABSURD REPORT ABoCT MoyuorrH b. WILSON

j
saving that Monmouth g. Wilson was insane. TRIBUNE
reporter led at his house. No 1872 East Ninety
At and saw Mrs. Wilson. who said such report is
bsurd MI WIl-Ou Is not only not insane, but no is not
even m lie has been down town all day attending to
his business OF course he tired out-and lac IS now
living down. Owing 70 an attack OF nervous ptoSlihoh
we won't 10 our country home at RidgewoOdN j. week
ago Yesterday FOR few days that he might secure some
rest. We returned on Thursday, but Mr. wilson ala
lot 20 down town until to-day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

fifteen and seventeen respectively were missing Their
mother sent them of to SuudayschOol on sunday. They
did not want and they left the house they told
younger brother that they going ahshing. since
that time neither OF the boys has been heard from II Is
feared that they took boat belonging to thet father
which Is kept at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, went
out on the river and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
PERJL or A DIVER.

While Philip Barber diver, was ut work
upon wreck at the foot OF Littlo-s. Brooklyn. yeser
day his helmet caught a cham and was pulled of.
lie TO tho surface at once but was ncary drowned
before he could be rescued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

they were 10 Sunday school, but one OF the two re-
marked to younger brother that instead OF going to
Spnday-sciOol they goius fishing Mt NcGee keeps
boat az As the boys ala
not return down TO the river and found that the
boat had been taken away lie fears that tLe aGs nave
hon, drnvyu Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
Do!i,,eIl Notices.

The Regular Monthly Meeting Of REpU LAMA
NrY(OM ~ will DO held AZ urshn opots h"uso
n 81 an Tuestay eyeting December l5. at O'CLOCK
Ins ESe NM rE ~ gi EDWARD MITCHELL,
hNOA $500 1890 President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
PCWS ATAUCn0y IN BROCKLYN

The annual renting OF the pews III the Cen
trail Church Ue Rev. DIR. Behrends pas
tori In UancOcks Brooklyn, took place last evening
The first choice secured by David NJ Stone. at pre-
lun OF 300. the fixed rental OF his pew being 81
William d. Pratt obtair oil second choice by bid OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
PROBABLE DROWNING OF TWO Bors

FVDHDHH U DUIb
William McGee, of No. sol East One uA-
dred nndthrty ST. reported at Police Headq
last night the disappearance OF his sons Georgeagc
Uteen, and Walter age seventeen. onsunday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

next nine pews bid off $50 premium each. The
total of premiums and rentals will not fall short
OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
cnArHrn MIrn Cov-PIEAcY.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II lNpecmD.-ln the
Quarter Sessions Court this morning before Judge VII
.1u GEORGE /. work. samuel WORK and e"TeFr A."I'y
were chilled for trial charg' with conspiracy todcfFaud
IA. pcop,.. Passenger Railway Company AID with Ltv-
INK executed that cou.prtcy In opening TIC case
Uatnp.un l. carson said that the Indictment contained
sixteen counts. but that the tommon"ca Wou4d hol
al f Fiction ON either ia" r-t or III" last he
fourteen remaining counts would point moro or It''
directly fac conspiracy br 30" deirnddNH 10 e'Cuo
d., fraud hundreds ~ thousands Of dollars ana To drfe
ito company 10 bankruptcy Tho court then ADJOURNED
tll tomorrow morning
Tho annual meeting 81 the Lchigh and Hudson River
Eai,rol Company held yesterday ~ lGl B.o1Iwny
TAc election Tor board Of directors resulted as "o"'
Gruuru Burt. Jonu :. Morton. W. C~hodou. George W
sanford trurGc 4. Hobart. James u. lelmHuh = a.
ott, Joseph Harris Francis G. laruhall FRANCIS H.
Gone IiWtrI W. clark. Edward Lewis AMI NJ k"ckhUl
Potts Tho consolidation ot the l"hiFu Coal tud N1N
cation Company with t." Lrhish Valley anu hudson
i.lyrf Iatfual perfected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
voysv poR Tge PARLIAMENT FUND.

The Irish Parliamentary Fund Association
held It's weekly meeting last night ~ 'ho iio"'",n
House Eugene Kelly presided and the SECRETARY l0ai
,.t of tho new subscrberS ending with tho 7'ooo 'uS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

IRIS FALsE.-Thc statement that our Cash
mere Bouquet Toilet soaps aduteratci Is fa!se' 60
cato & Co. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
nat..AArn.ey, g., Brsa4NaL


% l.,a,. ofar To- tL- hour-
b. he 'ls tfoe h0ur. broken dotted line
f' ~-',.ft r .t Aej tee tAesHO 81 Had
nat. ILafn.cy, g., BTss4HaY,
TRIBCNE OFFICE. Do ID a. m.-The storm wed
down tho -. Lawrence valley yesterday but cloudles
fingered behind It the Lake tesion' and Atlantic
States Colder weather also prevailed N rs rear In
Northern Dakota, under tho Influence OF l,aro-
metric depression. the temperature rose Tho move
nent OF the barometer here sShf. Coudncos
prevailed. with 80 inch OF rain, The temperature fell
from to 30. tho average az a. Being 9ls higher
than tho corresponding day last year. and lower
than sunday
Colder, fr weather may 10 expected In his city ana
vicinity to-day warmer fair partly ciOudy weather
Wednesday and Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

Look Out for Pirates
yb,n Won ,sk for Be Plaster don't allow any Geae
10 Impose upon You some cheap substitute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
rrnNzEs OF RNRE MERIT.

u. W. Granbcry & Co. have received an IN
voice OF very choice pieces worthy OF immediate Inspec
ton. .IOhn-st, 20 and -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

0Lcary and Weston started OH their walking
p,tch At Ney-Brunswick yesterday morning The At
tendance wA4 small At 1880 p. III. OLedFy had made
33l miles and Weston 32O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
INWILLLNG TO al TO NUNDA T.SOHOOL.

William McGco of No. 59l East Onc-hu
reported TO Police Headquarters
las, rtcbt that his sons George l. and Walter c., age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
SIR HEw CRAWFURD.rOLLoK.
LONDON, Dec. l1.-Slr llcw Crawiufd-fol-
lok, BaIouet is dead.

Sir How was an only and WAS named Tor MS athrr
He was born IN si3 and succeeded II 1851 during inc
Ciyu War he served with the jh United state AVaITy
and ne was for some time lieutenant OF the hcHre"-
~ ilIlIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
Gueclal Notices

-'--''-'-'--''''
The most elaborate selection Of Fine Diamonds and Rare
Gems at prices per cent less than they can be
purchased elsewhere reliably. An inspection solicited
CATTLE DIAMOND JEwELLER,
llG7 Broadway.
A. William H. Norman, Auctioncer.
ny ORIOLES & co,
ART GALLERIEs, si5 AND si7 BROADWAY.
NOW on EXHIBITION.
choce collection OF antique and modern
ORIENTAL TEXTILE FABRICS.
EMBRACING CARPETS RUGS, EdBROIDERIES.
AND POKrIERES.
including Daghesian Kassac Royal Mecca cashmere lsp
han Bokhara sennah and Cancels Halo Rugs Bahndur Car
abaugh Royal Agra and Persian Carpets; also
A SUPERB ROYAL SENNATI CARPET
Of great rarity and value being probably the oly one IN
eA's'e"T TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION TOMORROW,
WEDNESDAY AND Ih dEHE6tuf' DEL 10 anu L. AZ
Also
on FRIDAY, DEC. ID, AT 2.30 O'CLOCK,
FINE COLLECTION or
Rnnares Brasswae India Tables japanese Dronzos Lac
auers POrcc aims JcwChy, India rlYer Jeweiry E.
iroiderles Tiger Skin Robe Bombay inad MoIk Sapple
ard Pearl Jewelry Marble Inlid Plates, Cur0s Foreign
Photographs a NewZealand Maori Rug and Belt, together
with a magnificent collection Of
OPE Ratio COSTUMES,
made especially 10 order IN Paris and but little used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
Tic Hollywood Hotels.
LONG BRANCH.

AT, ROW open for winter months They are heated oY
, a, we'll "a open places Balconies are hcioseS IN
.,o1 and b,atei and used as dining halls and read
,n roam, etc Restaurant charge OF LEON coTrENTlN.
,ns , ~ Delnouicos Rooms 81 and IS day for ONE
Tyo rer,ons Al Dsroous have two beds and are fur'
p,.ned In the ample manner psr OF car trans "
| w., Mud station on Penn syivana and NcwJcrsey
oat,l aauroads SIS, o, II and l. M J. $40 sEd s''o
No; raj ROAD service for the distance IN AmorioA
y, "tfcutou Of tn medical fraternity rsspeS.uy
iS - rio HOLLYWOOD" Winter Resort ior n'a'"'
rest any So re only few minutes drive from he "ess
- y. .iaSion private stage meets all Trans AHo''
FREDERICK HoEY,
"1ho Hollywood"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
william z. Moore. Auctionasr.
Chrisrmns AprcnI for Poor Children.

The festival Of the wear has come for ne Tort
and lauuy but to many tho great city II brings Id
tov be- homeless thousands OF happy hOis. -
Iro no friend IN fl OF people 10 sleep IN cellar of
under stairway ~ barge wet WITH rain ana shivtIhs y
snow winter cold AMI to be thrown among theFe. anl
yagants eompdnIOnsths surely Tor chl Is hhLu
lot. TIE CulLDREN'S AID SOtIETl wishes TO mako
OF W -fortunc lt has been nzaged for year. ~
relieving and eleNds the homeless ara LOsl ucstuo 'N
drtn Of New.b0rk -, 49,. ,..,oo,.. -
II Desires all 10 the best e:t to these te ons'.
n Home TWENTY - ILAR@ viii place an orphan ot
homeless good lone tar away Who "lu make tbis
Cari-tua Drc-cLtl 49,. -. toto, ohuaro,
coe.i s,oe. cold. ONE II
p0fAS give nice not dinners for mon 10 10 SCHOOL
OF oio hundred and my hungry niue one; =. =
lristma.-tCe be happier season 10 al iOt
rering the thousands needy hungry baroiooted aRi
~ C. L. BRACE, secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
NIIlIlNI III 1-VN.tNEf
station D. q Il. MARKS Place, New. YORK.

reccmbcr, 1850
GINS 4 provisions clothing he sentto the Central
ono. No a Il. Marks place. Ncw.l city or will ID
called for. 4 the address De- forwarded
be inclUsed 10 any OF the unie.
signed. iin post OGce oters, made payable
MM A. BOOTH, President
Third National Bank 20 Nassau st. NewlOrk.
GEORGE =. OF. Treasurer
American Exchange National Bank, rs BrOadTaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
WORK OLE TIE YEAR.


There were during past year od1ilg IIcusi
supplied In the twentyOne day AMI fnrteon
.vrn9 schools were children who taught and
Cothel sd. 3u meals teng supplied $40
were sent 10 homes both the East and the West ,ol3
dirns sson $50 children emo, ed the benefits OF the
At Bath l.. |. averaging about 300 pee
,r,EIt 1891 mothers sick infants were sent To ne
Health Home COney slandi 50 giils nave Deen M
Iod,Iug House ami in Industrial schools; s2lb II
has bCra derO, tel the Penny savings Banks TOTAL
number under chtrge Of the society during the year,
3c3ll.
H. v squire & sons, Jewellers. ~ fmon-st. \. \.
Diamond bat Rings matched. all sizes.
Watches make so TO 500 storing
Hand. Painted
ruRTSTNfAS CARDS ON IVORY CELLULOID.
The uust beautiful cards ever o1e ed
SAMPLES SENT BY MALI. i CENTS.
artist in the window;
LATHAM BROS. 20 West l+thSt
A Mitchell, Vance & Co, -.
$50 AND sS5 BROADWAY AND l3rH.sT,
ASH attention to their largo assortmsntof
FRENCH CLOCKS
gns recently with grcas
Tlmckceplng qualities and excellence OF Torkmanship
fully guaranteed Also
ARTISTIC BRONZE FIGURES
and
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK,
IN store aud constantly arriving from Paris Vienna and
Berlin
Original Prof Maurice ysranc's ElccroChtmca Ba,ns
fo- of rheumatism. Gone and Nervous b'OHh9
Established 80 years. Al last .hth ST
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22
Speeches and Reporters.

So hostile we're tie old Iaali Il Par
liaments to any pns.teatipitef tlicir pro-
cecdings that they imprisoned AMI ex-
PEELED several nieI.II..ls is,F reporting
! tie debates. int a tie tu',iis. would
! know what their representatives. eaid
! and dill. tic delgates Ner. reported as
/ spoken By the orators II tie Roman
Senate.
At one period. DR.. johnson reported
the debates in both Houses a. spoken in
The Senate Of Lillirnt- Many u the
reported speeches of Lord Chatham
/ were composed by lie Doctor whose
| formal periods and balanced ant;thrses
were wholly unlike tlIe pnse. raet In
j glish spoken b. the great orator.
At last, Parliament. to prevent mis-
representations III what passed IN its
sessions. consented 10 overlook lie
presence Of those Wiiem Mae..ulay call
ed a fourth estate Of tie realm Tut
their presence is oven at this day only
tolerated. Il is within tie po~er OF
any member to cxpel thorn ftona tic
| House by simply sa.ing t. the Speaker.
II think | see stralge * present"
whcreupon flat Office. would hs obliged
to order the galleries to E,e .Ieared.
Usually. iae,ul,ais nf Parliament. as
is also the cas-. with members Of Con-
| gress. owe tie Improved versions of
their speeches To the scholarly report
| crs. Occasionslly tie. have heen VIC
Tins Of some freakisi, reporter. intent
npon indnlginr liz sense If ltn,or.
Mr.. WHEREFORE. The piltlanfhre,,ist.
who was short .; stature. hasinr in 4
debate alluded III ,,5ta.ocs. aa.I Tic fol-
lowing ludic.ons pissaee nut into his
speech BY MI IrisI, reporter.
For potatoes. Mr.. sneaker. potatoes.
sir, make men healthy: po.atoes make
men tall. More especially do feel this.
because. being under tho enfn,non size.
1 must ever lament that I vas not fos-
tered under that genial vegetable. the
potato"
When tie iu,tlr.;a..isnant member
complained to tie .ianse. tie members
would sec ONLY tlte lsttl;csa.is side of
tho matter and greeted Till. complaint
with shouts Of lauaI.t-r.
II IS dangerous f.,r ..,.a'.ia. mem
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

There were i!5 failures in the United
States re. ortcd to Byaisleet's during the
week, and 81, 81, and alO in the correspond
lng weeks OF ISL, 1883, and 1882, respectively.
Abo.t y; per cent. were those of small
tra lers whose capitll was less than
5000. In tho principal trades the fail
ulcs were as follows: General stores,
II: groecrs =; clothing and cloth, 25;
hardware and agricultural implements. "a:
III ,nutacturers. 22; liquors. 10; shoes, Is:
,!rs .tols, i; jewelry, Is; drugs, u: books,
stationery an; printing, IA: furniture, II;
lumber and material, IL; tobacco and cigars.
l.: bakers and CONNECTION rs, 10: millinery,
=: produce and provisions, q; hotels aud res
taurants, :; fancy goods, O.: grain and
mllers. ); hats, 5: harness. 5; markets.
i: carpenters and builders. 1; banks and
bankers, 3; coal and wood, 3: crockery, 5;
mems furnishing goods, 3. Brdtis'rcets, IN
it, weekly review, remarks: The general
commercial situation throu yhont the country
as report I'd b. sp c!al kilograms from leading
trade e.,'t rstnfraaoratas the vieH oppressed
last W.. |, that, While there Is Il feeling abroad
of ire ter confidence respecting the out
LOOK TOR business, there Il little apparent
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22
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POLITICAL.

United States Senator John p. Jones
Of Nevada has been re elected.
The Democratic caucus of the Con-
aecticut Legislature nominated william II.
Barnnm for United States Senator. The Re
publican caucus nominated Orville H. Plat.
The Republicans Of the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature unanimously nominated
J. Donald Cameron for United States Sem
ltor.
Congressman Randall called caucus
Ct emocratic members Of the House Of
Representatives Mt Washington, in order to
acquaint them with the condition of the ap.
preparation measures. Mr.. Randall said that
in lis opinion there would be no Disagree
ment between the two houses, and every ap-
preparation bill would be passed before
March 1. He was not in favor of an increase
in the strength OF the navy this year.
A portrait of ex-President Hayes has
been received ut the White House. 1t will be
hung in the main corridor.
The Washington correspondent of
tho Chicago Irii,une asserts that "SenatOr
iariaEd's friends are pleased with the anony-
nous attacks made upon him OF late to break
lin down in Gov. Clcveland's eyes. The
burden Of the charge made against him has
been ha! he is 'latitudinarian' in his con-
sti,ict on OF the Constit itiOn-that he Is not
Il democrat because he does not cling tena-
.io,isls t. the cd state rights theories. Gar
land has been attacked because no supported
the Blair educational bill, and an extract
a. IL
SO ago by Mr.. Vest, taking issue with Gar
land OH certain constitutional powers of the
Government. has been used. This, too, In
face OF the fact that Vest voted for bill APP
propriating money to eradicate cattle
plague. though he had taken issue with Gar.
land for holding that the General Govern
inent had the constitutional right to vote re.
lief to citizens of Il State under circum-
stan es OF distress which il was beyond the
power OF the State to relieve"
Tainmany Hall is said to be COM
plet.ly shorn Of its local power in politics,
ard it is not thorght that the General Gov
eminent will give John kelly's faction any
recognition. Recent OBJECTIONS have seriously
{. ip; led TamMany, and the County Dcm0c-
racy wi enjoy the distinction, for time at
least o" beng the recognized regular
Democracy OF the city Of New York.
The Springer committee which has
been invest: ating the election irregularities
at Cincinnati. adio:lrncl lat week, subject to
| cal, ana repaired to Washington.
st. John is out with another letter,
in whcl lie denies tie .mputat:ons cast upon
party, ana says that he AT no time considered
10 citations looking to his withdrawal as a
candidate. TO this Editor Garrison hastily
replies thai what II John says is more of
confession than contradiction, and charges
that he only leafs with bubbles and cvadcs
the main .acts.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are 80 insidious In their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none 50 trified viii. BY the majority Of suffer.
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from a trifilng or unconscious CT
posture, Is often but the beginning OF fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL las
well proven IL efficacy in q forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should To
taken in all eases without delay.
a Terrible Cough Cured.
In is5. took n severe cold. which affected
ms lungs. | had II terrible cough, All u..~sI
ni2its after night without sleep. Tie ts..lsfs
gave me M. ] tried AYERS CHEEKY H.
TpEAL. Which relieved my laInes, i,.Es..,
sleep. and afforded me the rest IL tssstt
for The recovery of my strength. II ~.
continued Use af tie r.slsEAL n i4.stsla-
HsI.t cure WAS effected. lin Now L. I'll II
DID, hale aud hearty. and an sat:sfst's s.s.s
lIIREY fIeI0EtI sasei lie.
HORACE EsiHERoTit.R."
Rockingham, Vt, Juy -. L..