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New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
POLI7 ICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
DISSENSIONS IN TAMMANY

DISSENSIONS IN TAMMANG
THE CONTEST IN 1HE XTH DIsTRICI-DUFfY VERSUS
KLNNEFICK.
The contest at the recent Tammany primary
In the XIth District still furnishes gossip for the poll
ticans. There two tickets One headed by DIR.
O. >. Pane. and the other by Willis Paine. They are
brothers. the latter being the Bank superintendent and
candidate for Controller In November OH the Tammsny
ticket lie has large following and IS popular Dr. Paine
has many friends His ticket strengthened as
much as possible by placing It well known men, In
Kearnoy for State Committeeman George
Law and James Everhard. large vote
polled. Fire Commissioner Croker. although living
IN the NNIIlth district lent helping hand and the
ticket headed by DIR Paine elected The delegation
10 the General Committee from the Xlth District ls com
pos III the main or new men, Augustus 4. DOcharty,
who has been the Tammany lender there since
the death Of eX-Alderman snuer has, with
BIS athcr-naw. Edward kcarney gone into the County
Democracy.- The friends OF ws S. Paine Ieel good
threaten that they will follow Mr. Doeharty
into the County Democracy. Republicans have
a majority OF about 1900 In tho district
The iammany Committee appointed to investigate the
Districts met Ia secret at the wlgwam last night Jore
minh ksnnofck and Police Justice DUFFY, Who claim the
seats' IN the delegation from the Ist appeared
each backed up by host or reiaineis Inc
testimony OF seven witnesses tho side OF each contest
ant was taken: Ringing and fiery speeches were
made on behalf of Dufys delegation by Frank
z Fitzgerald, ex-Assembymen Berrigan and
Duffy. and by the little Judge himself
which created a favorable effect. E1-Commissloner
Flynn " Butcher" Brown and Patrick Lyons spoke Tor
sion but tho Impression seemed " prevail thst JuoRo
Dufy would be sustained.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
CONCERT NAIL MEN ORGANIZING.

Ten or eleven proprietors Of German concert
halls met in the TeutOnia Assembly Rooms In Thr-ave
yesterday TO organize for protection against the Society
for the Reformation Of juvenile Delnquepts which has
stopped the exhibitions OF and threatens do the
for ALL Charles Krumn, OF 1877 Chrys,ie-st,
made chairman In explaining the purposes OF the meet
Ing he sad that tho free concert halls at which beer Ia
sold necessity to the poor who Afford
to 10 the theatres and other places OF amusement
where admission fec Ia charged. Those present
pressed their Willingness To concert license fec or
Sl5O but said that they could tho heavy theatre
license, Mr. krumm, j. N. QUAINT Eeinpied Crorhrim
and ". Muller were appointed committee organiza-
ton and another meeting viii bo held Friday ut the
Germania Assembly POona
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
STEA NSHIP A CENTS AT LUyCHFOy

Several agents OF steamship lines me, on board the
steamship Werra, lying at the pier OF the North
German Lloyd Line, at Hoboken, yesterday afternoon
They went to the saloon where luncheon was in wait
ing Mr.. Gustav schwab, of the North German LLOYD
assumed the place OF host. and his guests were r. j.
Corts OF the White Star Line; II H. Kunhardt, of the
Hamburg American Packet Limo; D. l.. Richard. of
the same ne Frank Phelps, and s. Van Prsag of the
Carr iamougg Line; Thomas s. SANFORD, secre,arv Of
the conference; 5. W. Morris OF the Rotterdam Line
Captain Barre, and Chief Officer of the Vera Tho
place OF honor at the board was filed bv n CazanI
who has for zen years been he agent of the Rotterdam
Line in New ork but who has recently resigned Mr.
Schwab stated that the meeting OF the gentlemen
present out OF courtesy to Mr. Cazaux The Guion
Line has offered for sale to other lines the fast steam
shin Arizona
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
Posi- d dee N,ucs.

Letters for EuroDe need be speedily directed pc
despach Dg particular orsr sp,tiy
destination Trlns Atlantic malis sJ;.
warued by the fastest vessels available.
81. wall
QROAPrLY casesl at TINS once NJ foi0ws
wEDNESDAr-At ~ m for Europe O. s. werra
sOutnA nptoh Drenen; ~ 7;3O D. Tor Vera Cruz di
Iec per s. Whitney VIA New.Orloans letters must be
directed "pe- steamer New OrleaDs"L
tn UKsDAY-At 10 a. m. for the windsarj Islands per
s. saxon, via Anugccs and Martinique;
1880 u m. for Venezuela and IuracoA
pers Vaiencia at IL 4. ior europa pee IIty VI
sueya via Piynouti Cherbours and HamJdrS tsttsFe
dircoteI psr sueyla -. at y. IN. for -
AZ IA M n sna aS cs5a SS portS ee R, via nay ni ~. IL
Campeche Chiapa& raDasco ana facAtaz Aeye4
ps' apu et Oietters for other Mexicas states uusS
ami .%sa psr or ss lucy aiier s VIA xeSoSssas
FRIDAY-At 1850 m Tor Hayu. per o Antaiiss
sArU $3.50 p IN. for Europe per = HeDuohS
Queenstown letters for SCOTLAND mas ~ urectco
per RepuDlc y, al $50 a u- Tor beH.um dusot per
PenDand D NJ 800 Tor Scotland drcct Per An
chora, GLASGOW; 10 a. N nor C5nrx lneIlct AL
the south paeiaS pss p nus Be- ryc,sa er va y AZ a
scaihanptou a u and sl.sso m @ & m oI caSa. tsss
pss and a. for s.s s:nd PER Va
OlerL New-OrteAnA
Mails for China Japan par Arabic (va san Fran.
cisco close here naary se7 at 7pm Mails for AaA
trsia New-zeaiaDd sandwich and I'M Islands per a
Australia tvi4 ,en frAncsoo close keDruary 4 -
Tp. No. t0- efrsya At New.Y0rK OF Gernanic wisS
British Insss Tor Anstraiial
schedule ofciosing Of mails n arraar
the pfceumDtton OF tue uninterrupted overland
san francsca Mails RON arriving OK TINE II
San fSancsco or the Jay OF sailing steamers are iiS
''' "' '1aS asSRY O. PEARSON. po.,ua....
<sss omcss Nsw-forks N. y Jan x3, l5sA
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
REUNJOy OF 7RINITY UMNL

The annual reunion OF the New-York Association of
tho Alumni Of Trinity College was held last night at
Delmoncos Henry scudder presided. Among
other alumni present were Bishop Scarborough the
Rev. H. Y. Satterlee. Edward NJ. Soadder, DIR. w. A.
N. Wainwright. y. Winsltw Williams Thomas r.
Fisher. Alexander 7. Mason. the kev. Dr. Thomas
Galaadet, Professor JOAN Ordronaux, Charles A. Coi
Franklin II. Fowler, A. Spencer Murray. and Wilham
Curtis The election Of officers tor the ensuing year
resulted In the choice of Henry j. scudder Tor pres-
dent DIR. GalIaudet. William g. Davies. the Rev. DIR.
Charles r. Hoffman and William y. u yde vce-p -presi-
dents; lhomas k Fisher. treasurer, and Franklin II.
Fowler. secretary. John g. Smith, Edward N.
Seudder, A. T. Murray, j, Thomas Mclean aLd Robert
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

EHsSf d Z "a ysE py s H
Funeral Services the Church 9th Holy Apostles corner
Relatives and friends are are invited to attend
10 is kindly requested that no towers be sent
BEALk-on Monday. January 28 George W. Bea,e princ.
pa OF Public School No. OF Jersey City VI. aged 50
Relatives and friends invited aeli his funeral on
Wsnecdiy c the 2sth at 2;3Opm from 2io Grand-st,
CURRY-January as 1885. An Kerr wife Of Duncan F.
nd her funeral at tho
chgrea Gnu Of the Gates,iys between & ciassoa
Ireland. papers will please copy notice.
Wright S o George 20
6ortr q % & On % 5 e. v S Mt
fas I'm s; s. Of ~.
Fosack @nc f''lek' daHSA0' 0i ''0 late captain william
Fo 3 oD
Inssr%sHt S ~ SStG sI Sesscnes,cr
Kindly omit dowers.
FULLERTON MONDAY January 25. Henry W. Fuller In the
2e snn a9S m are e the
on Wednesday. January - at .. m.
Maria wife Of James L. Hutchinson ami daughter OF James
Reave and an y are nr to aten the funeral from
her late resi- ence NO 36 west i4thst. "Wednesday
Inte ds.S .ent nj a. at Woo wco{P'a%a Z VT
HYDD-Anne D: or sabbath Jannary %;
wsneday sn ay az il oc west OF o'0 on
LANE0n Tuesday morning January "a. David Lane
SIth var Of his
Funerai services All Souls Church. Ith.ave and 2oths
wednesday January -. at 1 O'Clock.
Interment at Mt Auburn, Mass.
NuTrEN-At Newars. n Y, saturday evening: January
"a Mary Elizabeth wife Of WILDER h. Mutton NJ d. and
sister OF .. Il Trovbridge. OF this cIty.
Funeral services Newark NewYork Wednesday Janu.
acy -. at Up
REEDMonday, January 90 1885, residsnce 4O5
West l9tn-st, Al jr, albert LorindaJ
Reed age year and 2 months
Funeral private WOdnc3dly.
ROCKW WELi>-At East orange N. J.. January 90 1885
James s. youngest son o. John I. Rockwell in the nth
of his
Funeral his fathors slence Arington-ave
Wednesday, January ~. at IL o'cloika
Train from icot OF Barclay and Christopher
sts. aI l0:i0 m.
Kindly nit lowers
SIMPSON-On sunday January 25. OF pneumonia Thomas
SiDpson Of the iirm OF simpson Crawford 4 simpson.
Funeral services at west PrrsDytean Church. AAst
tween 9TH ami 9TH "Wednesday, .Sh inst, asa
Relatives and friends are lnvitel 10 attend
Kindly omit flowers.
Interment at Lawrence Mass
WI oR-At Lordsburg NewMeyico January 26 1885,
after brief Illness rhOmas WlnsOr o Bound Brook, n j.
\ office VI funeral ner5ator
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
A MOROCCO FACTORY DESTROYED.

Some goat skins soaked i'll naphtha which
hung drying OF the leather factory
OF Philip +. Lenhart, at Nos. IL and l3 Schenckst
Brooklyn caught fire yesterday afternoon and set the
building in flames The fire spread rapidly through the
ene fourstory structure and entirely destroyed
except the walls. Several explosions OF naphtha
Cured. Mr.. Lenhart estimated his loss at 100000
fully insured The tire extended 10 The brick enements
Nos 81 and 36 Flushing causing considerable loss
u the six families occupying them Tie buildings owned
by John Flanagan were damaged to the extent or $500
While on its way 10 the fire. truck No. slipped on the
the Ice at BedfOrd-ave and Keap-st. while rounding
corner and was smashed against tree. Three hremen
badly bruised bur received serious injuries aud
three ladders broke.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

rna ocrmap. IT'S one Of those
,..suaees that you dance you know The dr'i' ., 'e
..,,re can he got from few lines Of the herolnes
pelf-ntroduction:
lam member Of that aristocrncy,
Wholly composed OF the loveller sex, -
With IL the heart OF our New World Democracy
Reigns the observer TO please ,hlo ana perpI rapaIy
That | have been Of the least use Oh ear'm
All has been done that could be done, ldeaiiy'
Utterly useless 10 make me from orth.
And so on The favor here, in many other places
distinctly Giloertan, fact which one OF the 80
,ocosely confesses and all of then continually aui ~
fhe publIc that the purpose OF their appearance " =,
take part iu an opera-a conceit OF doup1ui ,h.
a. is to be done all. Gay showed an arlsue h
Introduction 10 the " Beggars' Opera Nr ~ ho I'D
given an American tone TO some OF INC - ,u
speecbea by using slang phrases for rcfrains' MI "
victim OF what LOS soever.
Wait and think little, pray,
Ere ths last ffall link you sever
Binding you to silence. stay
n tho slinple world believes you
wiser richer, better, sag,
Then you are, although 1t grieNes!ou
30 not undeceiye IL, stay,
DO not give yourself away
Tho v,,lear Oh hire a hall 4" and give us rest
are similarly treated. Mr. Hensehel has oeeh sius"
n.oos.f,l with his music 1t is laid out in fory-eght
numbers and has almost many quips ana crankS in
ss the ubretto. He has most gracelui qu'.
tetta for sailors with horn accompaniment
and n ballad melody. which ne treats
a, the ,nroducon and again theme for Instrument
is more beautiful than any OF Sullivan late 10
the Wild folly OF the SECOND az % nI % n,ndie is used as
caunternont 10 broad Waguerian march, ana ne worhs
up hornppe ana other ssss tssy ~ are secye For his
vocal ballet he uses an effective mpnet and poohalse,
A. Mr. fIowells went Gilbert. so Mr. Henschel VEN Weh'
70 Sullivan for suggestions aud he follows the Eng
man I'm giving song In the Hahdelnah hahoi lie
the whole he music Ia fresh an sparkling ana nearly
eli 81 tho nubers are suited TO taste OF msceIlahe
public without being trashy.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
EDMUND GOSsES DgPA RTURE.

1t was bitterly cold yesterday afternoon on
tho deck or the Arizona. Edmund Gosse and the
friends who had braved the cutting WIND 10 bid him fare
well. consumed the time Of eavetakng In stamping up
and down the deck In keep tho blood IN notion Mr. and
Mrs John biRelov, Frank d. Met. the artist and Mrs
Lawrence Barrett were present Mr. Gosso SAID to
TRIBUNE reporter: very sorry TO leave Amrroa,
for my visit has been series OF lovely times ~
believe American phrase sOos. Everywhere have
been received with The warnesi, most hearted
bOsI itality Next year my ether engocennehts will
Prevent my coming again. but the yesr after rust will
American soil"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
ANOTHER RIVAL TO WILLIAM H. BARNUN
Maahinatn dlsncicA % The PAlLadsLpAia Et,sa

UusWgtOb "SPr.ct I" iHc fhs""eP"t~Fe"'-
Connecticut politicians hope, Ill common with
the Democrats Of New and NewJersey. TO secure
representative In the Cabinet OF Mr. Cleveland ana the
last name mentioned for a place 10 Repf'sshtalvo
Mitchell lof New wHavenl The opposition In the party
OF the Nutmeg State that would Oo trom against the
appointment OF exSenators Barnuin ana Eaton or ex-
Governor Waller would not lie In The pathway OF
Mitchell lie is young with blonde whiskers aud
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
CLEvELAND's TUORNY PATH.

From The Cincinnati Commercial Oafsts
He Is at liberty TO console himself with reflection
IL be could have been ~ pure as Mugwaimps dream.
and able as the conspirator Of Oneida County thinks
himself he couldn't have taken step without making
disturbance He might well go "a he has started
for there s ne path OF peace. lie TO think that he
may, can or must, might could, would should haf
monte the various interests but he cannot Hayes and
Garfield tried hard 70 harmonic the turbulent people
raised halsyon Hades.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
4 PECULIAR DEFIANCE OF AUTHORITY.


Heretofore the miscreants have limited their assaults
TO places OF popular resort but OF unofficial character
In this crownng outrage they struck the temple
OF law who're the authority aud majesty OF government
have their recognized seat. The design merely
TO inspire the blind apprehension when follows when
hidden and seathy blow Is aimed ut life and property
but to show that this secret and magn conspiracy was
ready with Its vengeance to invade and defy tho circle
and the citadel Of the Government itself
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

F. Rixby were chosen an executive committee tia% and
the nres,dent of the college, tho Rev. Dr. George
William smith, responded to the toast Our alma
Mater" with interesting sketch OF 'he grsSwS gssTrsS
sI;pSv to the recent death Of Professor Chez
Professor W. p Trowbrdge responded to the toast 70
trinity and NewEngland" !" Bishop scar%cfG"
" G. Davies to 1.-THE Bar" and b. I. Morgan to
Tri,itv on the Battlefield" Letters Of regret were
road from Assistant Bishop Potter and Bishop Li'1e
ioln.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
LAYING THE ELECTRIC RAIL.
One of the officers of the Daft Electric Con

pany said to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday:
intend To sn laying the third rail for the Ninth
Avenue Elevated within two three days. Our prep
araons complete 1t Is possible that our first test
may he made the Elevated road rather than the
Brookyn Bridge labor under the great dsadvan.
tage or being Obliged TO work by night the latter.
There will be delay. however In pushing the work
the lines. and there is no doubt that NewYorkers
will he able judge of the merits of the system
months te either on the Elevated or the Bridge, or
onb bot
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE. JAN 2s-1 n m.-The atmospheric
pressure here yesterday until nearly noon. with
light westerly and northwestery winds, and moderatns
weather II then decreased clouds overspread the sky.
and before midnight the wind had changed the north
east under the influence OF low adya lcing from
the Lower Mississippi Valley The temperature ranged
between 90 and 1872 the 3Tso being soo lower
than the corresponding day last year aud 13s
than on Monday
Milder cloudy weather, with light snow, may be ex-
pected to-day In this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THOMAS w. AUTEN.

The death of Thomas w. Auten, United
States Consular Agent at sonrabaya. Java, was an
nounced Monday by cable. IL resulted from cholera
Mr.. Auten was forty-two years old, and leaves q wife
aud children In Brooklyn. He the agent Of the
LidgtrwoOd Manufacturing Company In Java aud pur-
chased supplies OF coffee for importation into this coun-
try ot the late James W. Aulen for many
years the Editor OF The shipping ami Commercial List Of
this city. Mr. Auten was appointed by President Gar
IulI
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

BILE OF rational belief That the Inspiration Of HE ~
genius IL still moving the hearts Of her children IL -
In Janet Hamiton's Efe aud Jcaa Morrison sfiler6
Books OF Ballads" Through him her Ss!ect has -.
come universal language her heather blooms -
hills. and her thissledown floats on all winds rannee
Join you In person. but sympathy like the double
OF an East Indian adept shall bo with you With thsnts
Tor the remembrance OF the occasion. your friend
John G. WHITTIER.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
DYNAMITE AND DYNAMITE URS.
A PROPHETIC UTTERANCE.
ErCln Ihr HIM IL I...runI

II will not take long for criminal impulses
and crimes thenscyes, like those OF saturday. travel
the ocean. within the last month Will Dc
cal cd. attempts have been made In the West wreck
railroad trains with dynamite. The evil be straugied
moro easily II IL Is stranged young.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

sid that osstette was too much for Mr. Evarts and
that he will not be able to get around to-day"
When Mr. Evarts finally arrived he was so busy that
ne barely had time to hurredy single inquiry
from TRIBUNE reporter before he went into his consul
tation room. "Yes," he said, "I made call on tho
President whilo was in Washington, and very pleas
ant call IL 1t social CALL Of course, and that
Is all there La to be said about it."
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Fov New England.
and the Middle Atlantic States fair warmer weather.
followed by increasing clodmesand local snows soutn.
westerly shifting to southcrly winds, falling barometer
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
CIVILIZATION, NOT MERELY ENGLAND. IN
Peril.
From the Uiica Herald

We decline TO recognize this dynamite business ~ In
political crime, ana therefore crime for
the purpose OF which the United States offers lcgtI
mate harbor OF refuge IL Is crime against society A.
sncb, II to IL ought he easy To meet the
emergency by some slight modification OF extradlti0n
treaties There II kind OF sediton which against
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
WHITTIER REGARDIAG ROBERT BURN&
Rsad at ne Cssdenan Club esleorao" {" Boson Monday

Dear Friend, / scarcely needed thy kind
invitation to remind OF the anniversary OF Burns
10 rsdetfer day all calendars. There Is not
log gers camp Ia Maine woods nor miners hut In
the serras that will forget IT, For day at least we
will all be ScOtchmen The great poet has made al tne
world his debtor what has done for Scotland
lie has bsrallxsd her hard baoosy and Hads t possa
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE PRISON REFORM PROBLEM.

Z Fox once imprisoned for short while In neat
lyfurished county Jail for practising undue familiarity
with flock OF geese. After be released he went be
fore the County Board Of supervisors and offered TO rent
the jail d resideuce or to take room ID Tor tho
winter.
MORAThis fable has remote reference to the subject
OF prison REFORM and teaches that many ahiictions
gTievous they seem
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

WHEN Your LIVER is out of order use Dr.
Jayne's sanatve Pills. and You will assist the binary
system in reganing healthy condition, and get rid Of
many distressing symptoms. =.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
"a BRAvEg-sr., Jan. %. 1885.

Having been informed that certain put up
style of the vEUvE CcoUor YELLOW CHAMPAGNE
being offered in this MARKET public TO buy tho
vEUvE CLcQUoT only from frst-class dealers.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
MRS. MARY GRIFFITH.

CINCINNATI Jan. 26.-Mrs. Mary Griffith, a
sister General Grants mother died this morning
Batavia, Ohio, at the age OF nlnety-two years
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

day rest under green tree In summer days journey
like the pause within delicious wooded bay In assceh
effort and dedicated to memory to Affection ana 10 iu
satisfaction In all the good that has been gained
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
GRATIFIED THAT MIR. EvARTs WAS CHOSEN.

AT meeting of the Twelfth Ward Repub-
lican Club at No. 2.305 Eghth-ave, last night, reso-
lutions presented by Professor George NJ. Clarke
expressing qualification at William M. Ev-
arts's election TO the Senate. were unanimously
adopted. Colonel f. F. Hill, George f. Beck, r. l..
Richardson and Charles G. Cronin spoke in favor OF the
resolutions
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

any seek competent impartial advice after the wise do
so before isurng for e Mr d. Z. Fackler Actuary 10
Nassau.st, has twenty-five years experience.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

Mrs g. Thompson 80 East 4tb-st, ia nlng orders for
London Paris and other foreign Giles for her Justly cole
brated halr goods.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
MR.. EvARTgs CALL ON THE PRESIDENT.

Senat0r-eIect Evarts WAS late IN reachIhg hIs
Wall Street office yesterday The numerous clients VINO
waiting his arrival occupied their time I'm reading
the morning papers One Of them discovered In tho re-
port Of the police capans dinner fancy sketch OF Mr.
Eyarts wrestling with Turkish cigarette. ~ fear ho
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

The success OF Mrs. C. Thompson OF 32 East ith.st.
" " has been unprecedented to the excellence
the workman fin, quality Of material d the
tic style. Tne r0n piece u create sensation
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

CnAs r. SCHMIDT 4 PETEas,
Sole agents for the veuve clicquo: Champagne.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsEavArt,yS

shows Tire ta'omicai variations this
divnF
edng midnight The wbte line olsoas
BY mercury
the variations indicated
~,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

Lundbora's Perfume. Edenia
LANDLORDS Perfume. Msrs;ah Mel Ross
Lundbors's Perfume, Alpine Violet
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
SuslI. NJuces

A.-THE GRE AT SUCCESS ACHIEVED BY CASWELf.
MASSEY CO.'S EMUL SION Of COD LIVER OIL, WI n
PEPSiN and QUINfN u, ha, induced limitations IL
maae originally by g. n 4 20 Tor ms mOst disn-
gulsned ply sicans in New.lors, AMI
quanted wtn tae iormna or process OF manufacture Fac
genuine Caswe Massey Co.'S signature Dots
A William r. Moore Auctfopeer
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
DIED.

Lundborg's Perfume. Lily Of the Valley.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

MOORES ART GALLERY.
900 5TH.AVE.
RICH FURNITURE
AND DHA.SGISGS
NOW On EAuIBIrlON
superb collection OF rch nrnl portorcs
fro n tue surplus stock of
MkSSRS. NEUMAN q CO..
2S3 9TH AVE-,
Comprising Cabinets. sofas hairs.
Venetian Mirrors, Bookcases TabieA
Dining Room. Parlor. Library. and
beoroom sets IN every style,
Richly carved in mahogany &C. and covered
IN pusA, leather, yel0urs. tapestry,
40 BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION AT
MOOR - ART GALLERY.
ZSn5rHAN -
This WEDNESDAY. til u RsDAl. and FRIDAY,
JANUARY Is, 20, AN ID 80 1885,
AT 2:SU UCLDCA EACH DAY
II. N. Squire N sous, Jewellers, ~ rn.tsa-,L, n A
Diamond Ear iiIny maoaei ali siSea
Watches make 81 ,l
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-08
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

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ofSour rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tecthing. lis value is incalculahle.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it mothers,
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentcry, diarrhoea, regulates the stOm-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
ten. Mrs. WinsloWs Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cents per bottle.
feb -2Sm-w-s m 1y