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New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
MR.. GIBSON oY MR.. RANDALL.
REPRESENTATION NORTH AND SOUTH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBuSE.l


WASHINGTON Jan. 1S.-ln the House, yes
ter(iay, ono Of the "arguments advanced by Mr
Bionnt OF Georgia. who is member OF the Ways and
Means Committee favor OF FREQ trade was reference
10 the fact that the witty Michigan representative was
defeated at the late election Replying to this Mr. Horr
said that le thought Mr. Bount was not the man who
should indulge in such illusions because "he holds MS
-et IA this House on OF tts over 1900: and let
me tell him that 1900 voters tried to send mo
back here last election. 50 that have got more
votes even he has had In four long years
nut them all together with such vote as that sub
init that he should he slow to put on airs"
Mr. BIount In response said 1.-The whole explanation
OF the case that represent population largely agr-
cultural and happen not TO have had opposition Ia my
canyuss" As seuor George. OF Mississippi or Senator
Uutler OF South Carolina would say The Republicans
have ceased TO take interest In politics.. IN MI
NInunts district. BY coincidence by no means extra
ordinary In Southern politics the Republicans OF that
district all interest in politics at the same tine that
fhp Democrats gained ull and absolute control Oh the
noitcnl machinery the state.
Mr. Converse. In speaking OF the Democratic pro-
yr,mue said ave propose TO have honest elections,
North as well a. auoth there IL no reason what
ever to doubt that there could bo ir and free ex-
of the will OF the voters In Mr.. Blounts as
tct "A Republican would represent II IN Congress III,
s Mr. Converse seems to intimate. tho Deuocrats snai
fry 10 apply In North the methods urged III the
south and il they shall succeed there VIII Do rev Re-
publican representatives in the Lth Congress.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
THE CONTEST IN ILLINOIS.
frY rErKGRIrH 10 THE raiguSx.l

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-A large number Of legis-
Iaors left capital yesterday returning to this
city, but owing the heavy snowsorms the traias gen
orally did not arrive here until oarly this morning hc-
companyng them Carter II. Harrison. who has np
parently abandoned his Senate Tor tho time be
ing Mr. Harrison said ut various times during the day
that Congressman Morrison had tho lead among tho
Democrats. and would undoubtedly receive tho caucus
nomination under ordinary circumstances II would be
assumed that n hidden meaning contained In this
apparent but the fact Is accepted on
ali sides that the fight stands. Mr. Harrison Is
Of It. Interest n the organization OF the
House, however, overtops all other questions at this
time The muddo into which the Democrats have fallen
could hardly be greater and the caucus yesterday
demonstrated how helpless they long as Haincs
CONTINUES to agoDze them. Some OF the Democratic
representatives, returning this morning pring the state
ment that iiancs will resign on Tuesday, and wiz th
allow the TO vote for Speaker without hts ala
Careful students Oi the situation at Springfield declare
that there Will bo election of sennor by the present
Assembly. In tho meantime tho seating OF Goyefhor
Ogosby and the other recently elected state officers wi
necessarily be delayed until organization IS enoced
They all ON the ground but cannot assume their
duties.
A caucus OF tho Democrats held at Springfield
yesterday. which Hninos attended lie served nolce on
those present that he intended to vote for his friend
Bishop OF McIenry County. for United eatcs Senator
saying that lac will vote for hlu only This Ia taken as
meaning that iaincs IL himself candidate Bishops
name has been mentioned Campbell. OF Hamilton
To and ANNOUNCED that unless IO2 Democrats were In
caucus when one IL called Is nominate candidate Tor
Senator he would rst last and all the time vote Tor
Richard " TOwnsheBd for that position.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
Sy0g AND Low TEMPERATURE.
RAILWAY TRAINS DELAYED ~ rHE wEsr-Loss or
CATTLE ~ TEXAS.

RAILWAY TRAINS DELAYED ~ TtIE wEsr-Loss OF
CATTLE ~ TEXAS
CHICAGO, Jan 1S.-The weather has moder-
ated somewhat. but all points throughout Illinois. Iowa
and Wisconsin continue to report low temperature ana
deep snow Railway trains without exception. are run
ming without regard schedule. and are all behind time
Th, 1. true OF all the roads east. well Hs west In
Central and Southern Illinois the snowfall has been eX
rrrtiouaIy heavy. The telegraph service to-day has
Iorn improyed aud communication Is now open 10 All
the prltcipal poi ~ East and West.
sr Louis Jan. IS.-Di'patches from Texas continue
n port great loss OF cattle and shecpby the late cold
weather in various parts many ranges In the northern
and yestern portions of the state. Great numbers OF
cattle have riftcd southwark TIL stopped by wire fenc
iny running many miles east and west, and arc now
d,lnr Ly bnndrods aud even thousands from hunger
.., "a onld The loss IL chiefly ranges which had
Iiis tn, dronb both grass and water being
AMI cattle IN poor condition. Eycn In more favored paIts
az The s,ats great amount Of stock has already been
,t by the unusual severity OF tho weather IL il est
mated that 10 per cent o IA" Cattle ana ~ pei co' "
the sheep have persisted
ST LOUIS Jan IS-Adylces from Riowa Indian Ros'
eryation Indian Territory. To the effect that those
Indians are in distressed and suffering condition. not
the aid promised them by the Government
iVe member. this tribe, evidently hunting party
were found frozen death forty miles north OF Micha
Falls ON Friday evening
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Trio Club. under the direction of Mr.. Il
Hoekelman will make their afternoon concert at inc
concert room of,he Metropolitan Opera House OH heA'
wednesday, memorial Of their late associate. MI Rem
hardt Richter who from the inception OF tue cAuo va
his death was taeir volinist MI JOSEF Stauolg o te
German Opera will take part in the programme "hcn
will open with Chopn's funeral march arranged Tor
,s,anosar,o harmonium and yiooncco. The remaining
pieces are Rafrs trio in minor Op 102 syenasens ro-
nance for the violin, played 6y MI sam trdhhos NJ
has taken the place n TN ane ssnnors s%S eaycd By Mr.
Boekelman Lahmer's Notturno Op ~ NO 4 Ior o ceno
played by Mr. IN ys sS sS scsuSert S T. Ruonten
and LASER, sung by Herr otau'uSL
TIE concert heretofore announced by Miss Adele Mar
ces I'm conjunction with Mr. Thomas ana his orchestra
viii take place at Steinway Hall next FRIDAY evening
Miss Margues will play concerto in u MINOR oy
schuet and Saint saeuss second concerto beside some
smaller pieces and Mr. TnOmas will introduce TWO nu
bers of Rubinsteins new ballet, " Inc 'ihe
Mr. Herman Brandt will fill his accustomed place at
the head OF the Standard Qnartette in the third concert
of chamber music at steok Hall, tomorrow evening
The programme is composed OF Haydn's quartet IN
Eaf major op 49, No q Brah%ss T quintet aIa Reci IN
minor OBJ 81 (panOforte, Edmund NeupcrV anu bect
hoyeu's quartet. In & minor, Or. lo, NO. IL
Miss Lizzie Priest has given her last panoforte reoita
nj Stairway Hall In tho spring she purposes gong u
Europe TO continue her studies In music
Mr. Richard Arnold, of the New-York Philharmonic
Club started on Saturday for Memphis oil two weeks
concert toar In the vicinity OF that CITY
At The third concert Of the Symphony Society. next
Saturday evening" the solo attraction will be Fraule
Brandt, who will sing Ocean. Thou mighty Monster
from Oberon," and the I" Love Scene from Wagner
"Tristsn und Isolde" The orchestral numbers are
schumann's ID minor symphony. new serenado by
Tschaikowsky and the prelude to the wagner drama
signo, Perugni has been engaged by Rudolph Aronsor
for the part of the Marquis fAnbigne in Genee
Nanon be brought out at the Casino in the spring
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
DRAMATIC NOTES.

MIRA Ieils Watson and Mr. Frank Lincoln are to join
their professional forces this week and give series OF
entertainments literary aud dramatic. The uncommon
success recently gained by Mrs. Watson on the occasion
when she read Chckering Hall, was revelation
of brilliant talent and may surely be accepted as guar
anee of excellent work in the future Mr. Frank Lin
coin is we'll for his unique humor and for his yer
satile talents in satire and mimcry Two per @
usually piauant entertainment Mrs. Watson ana MT
LnOon win appear in the Long Island Ms,Ssieg, Hall s
appear at Orange. Newark. and Sing Sing
Tho Ne,c- York Mirror of January devotcs one page
to Dramatic Diary by William Winter. covering the
wears 1888 and 1884 This record makes mention OF all
the Important dramatic incidents OF those years. ana
students OF stage history VIII mud IL useruL
Michael Connolly, of wallaoks Theatre has furnished
the requisite Tor the burlesque of Ixionsoon
TO be produced at the Comedy Theatre Mr. Connolly,
Thompson wnen that actress produced " Ixon." The
versatile and brilliant Miss Alice Ha rrison will be
In IL now.
John T. Raymond will be seen this week in Rome Ca,
and in Birmingham, Selma, Montgomery and Mobile,
Alabama. On January 25 he appears In New Orleans
Tho principal feature OF the local sta this week the
reentrance OF Edwin Booth at the Fifth Avenue Thea
tre Frequent changes OF bill TO be made there and
Mr. Booth VIII be- Iago, Oiheo. Sir Bdoard Nor
timer MacbeM and Ruy Bias His second week VIII DC ue
voted to Hasaiet, Psscara and Don Cesar de bos"'
Tho revival Of Michael strogoR" to be made thi
week at the Grand Opera House. invites ana no doul
will reward the attention Of the playgong pubiic Ne"
and resplendcnt scenery has been provided Tor TINS
spectaclc ~ The farcca play OF "A Bunch OF Keys
will be offered this week at Nblos Garden ...A the
other theatres OF the city there Will be no Immediate
change Preparations In progress for sumptuou'
revival OF "Juus Cesar" at the star Theatre on jan
nary 26 with Lawrence Barrett rs Cassus-in which
character he In pre-emiDeDtly line. MI hcharo
Mansfield appears this week ut Wailacks Inea,re i'm
persopntine the Baron dc Msae In Mr. Cartoons pros
porous drama of Victor Durad The cast OF the play
Il much strengthened by this change.
Henry Irving win appear In Baltimore February 2; In
Washington, February In Phiiadelpht February o. In
Boston, February 10; in Brooklyn Math p and In New
York March o. farewell engagement here will last
four weeks ending on April Mr. Irving will then sail
Tor England he has apprsed his friends that no VIII
never again msks professional visit TO America
Mr. H. W. Ellis writes to u to state that play called
Love ana Law vhish was produced last summer ut
the Fourteenth Street Theatre was "sonesvsd, con-
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
tlcnry G. Merry, Auct'ohctr'
Posi- O.Rce Nonc,.

rstters for Europe need not 10 speciauy
esosfc D any stes ner IA order 70 SELL ~
dsiiyery at rs ali Trans Auahuo nia's " "
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fppoNPILY caseD AZ tins once rs io"o"s' 60.
y Al 10 a. M America and the sou.
Pacific ports per s. = Uolon wa asp n n M Tor tas
VIpdgar1 asiands per ~ s. toDah VA Ds. aos s.l
ssarfInIoue at y m. for Cape naytf ~ Domns" IN"
Tnrk's island, per =. s. ssnt0 Domingo
v-rDNEspAY-At $50 a. m for Europe per g. orssoa
Queenstown c..
Montreal via QuecE st0wn at D. m Tor befin.uh pos
g. Orinoco at 1880 p m Tor cgbs ano ron' s .c..sn
Havana; Ca;upcche ChiapaS fapAsco anu sshss
Mexico per ,ty OF Alexandra letters tos .:aT
Mencsn states Innst directei per uiy ., Ars sr
andrlI at % m. for Truxillo anu hus'sn Ef
a :. q ]. Oter. VIA New-orieans; utSp =" 'S
Pierre Miquelon VIA Halifax ,.,
FRIDAY-At 0 p m. for Newfoundland. VIA HanAh.
VA queenstown $50 Tor beg.n ". aIrset.i per
Weso snland Antwerp letters mus. mu, .recL psr q
Wesernlsnd"); a. Ga m lor oeo"sn sar Nsw,cundland
Doyonia Gas gox at 9sI ,",ona III ne pcr q General
pr g,r o S,a Sn,ths npton 1to IN LOT nna sn1
savsn,lia etc Der AHsa ~ -. ~ VA w.
Porto Rico psr Niagara wa n" ,...-.... .,.
sUNpAY-At7 7s0 p. N, fcr Hondia,ns Hoiaaas """
a city Of Dallas via Ne~'o'' ..,. ,,,. San Fran.
Mails for chns @ n annsry i27 at p m Mails Tor Aus
cisco eoso IIsaiand sandwich and tUi isiAnxA VI
xastras ,vs san q, Yora or osrmanic vS
q N m, 10. Arrival ~ Nc VIZ W
p,r,tish mails for Ausfaha
,saue ofcIcsing Of Trans Pactac mans srsasxS.
~ srssnmpton OF their nv
san srsoo on the day sailing Of sissmsrs arc as
pssshsd issn'' tho 'iRs MsSaY O. PEARSON rsss.sss
Post once Newysrk N. f.'sn. ~ AS'@
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
DESCENDED FROM THE POET C1MPBELL
THE STORY OF PRISONER IN WEST VIRGINIA
JAIL.
tRY THLgGRAPH To rHH TRiBUSHI

tRY TELg0RAPH To rHE TRiBUSgI
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Jan. 1S.-A man and
his wife wero arrested here in November for
stealing chickens from poultry yard near this
city. They sent to jail where they
have since remained. During his imprisonment tho
man gave evidence OF culture He contributed several
articles TO the local papers lie talked freely and
graphically of foreign cities Finally he told the follow
ing story: al am grandson Of the poet Thomas
Campbell OF Scotland. was born in Edinburgh,
and came TO this country whom only
four years and raised Morgantown West
Virginia served four years in the Union Army being
member of the 1891 Pennsylvania Infantry under com
mand of Colonel Collier, and now draw pension on
i've separate gun-shct wounds received in battle After
the War Ten. to Europe ana IN $50 g graansca % ~ n
turned lS7i 70 America sSoh nna seeS esis0' in Ohio
began praetIeo. am general praoiitoner but am
also specialist IN certain diseases. My practice
$500 In December isss purchased % drugs with ths
money and was TO have opened q drug store in
But my goods We're DESTROYED II in ine Hood I"H in
Cincinnati, after they bad been cased for shipping:
had @, n9Sss sTss anS began a1 again Here was burned
Tor Cincinnati ,csy,.. NY wiic and daughter
died aud left her there taking last c;nt to give
her a decent burial. By selling few articles,
small huckstering business along rhe way on
the Saturday night before p1G.n, my arrest, we ar
opposite this city, where tied for the night lot
OF produce hand had got to drinking aud at Mari
| we both became intoxicated and IN our madness
| threw overheard three dozen chickens. That night
he left the boat saying that be would 60 to brother
who lived near and get fowls 10 replace those thrown
| overheard. He returned with nuihocr. Next
day the boat was searched for the stolen
chickens aud was arrested" Campbell Is 9
man of medium height with wayy brown har, nne
fsafures high intellectual forehead HIS wifo is
plain woman: but highly usa sanosssS satSer ass sss
says WA \ captain IN tho G3d Pennsylvania
Infantry and was killed st the Battle Of the Wilderness
m released as no hopes he expects 70 take hif
pension money and begR business hsro N sm~n way
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
LIEUT.. SCHWATKAS RESIGNATION.
INV r.,yay.ps Tn TBs rRIglJNEI

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Lieutenant Fred
.,,or schvatka. of Arctic fame whose resignation
fakes effect at the end OF the month, IL Is understood
now wishes to withdraw It, His years leave oil absence
will expire in about two weeks. and request TO have
his resignation cancelled and place him on tho retired
list has been refused by the War Department Strong
political and personal friends are said to De WORKING IN
bis behalf now TO allo him To retain his commission
THE impression prevails that had his application eee
made before the leave of absence had so nearly chpea
tho renuest probably would have been granted put
under the circumstances IL Is doubtful II the war Dc
partment will revoke its former ORDER.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
himss yesterday In the cellar Of his hsuss In ontst
Flatbush He was . carpenter and had besA drinhino
heayfiv
A WOMAN ON TRIAL FOB MURDER.
rsY rErzcRApu TO rHs TRIBUNAL

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 1S.-Tbe trial Of Nellie
c. Bay for the murder of Clement Bothemly In the In
dian Territory on October 13. 1883. began here
yesterday. The prisoner is twenty-five years DID, hand
some educated and comes from good family In New
York She was the wife Of banker I'm Sedsewick Kan
who died suddenly Just after with
Bothemly. The latter was member OF
the British association and had wealthy relatives in
London. They lived together as man and
wife. Tho evidence showed that ho decided
TO her property in Kansas worth $4,000
and in October started overland to Texas. tho Indian
Territory she shot him. buried his body aud took his
jewelry and diamonds valued at $1,000. Tho body wAs
found. The testimony will convict her.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
THE Use OF POSTAL CARDS DECREASING.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Durlng the SIX
nontbs ended December 81 1884, the number OF postal
cards issued was l67,SI5,25o as against loi64looo
for the six months of the preceding year
a reduction of 1873 per cent in tho number issued 10
,,t ruction rust be added of the natural in
crease in the ISSUE which for several years previous
Averaged about D per cent annually. Inc post onco
reo rd this reduction Of practically 80 per cent
taten in connection with the increased number OF Two
cent STAMPS issued evidence that the posth earus
have been displaced by the two-cont stamp
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
THE WEAT THEE REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHISGTON, Jan. 1S.-For New England
slightly fair weather preceded In the eastern
portion by slight fall In temperature. westerly winds
higher barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather
light westerly winds becoming variable.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. generally warmer
partly cloudy weather and local SHOWS variable winds
For the Lower Lake region. fair weather. preceded III
the portion by light local generally warmer
westerly winds, higher barometer.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
6psclal NJuces.

A-THEG GREAT SUCCESS ACHIEVED BY CASwELI-
MASSEY & CO.'S EMULSION or COD LIVER OIL. slth
PEPSI \ and QUININE has induced limitations ~ was
male orig gnay C.. NJ q Co for OF the most utsn
gsho ahy siGIans IN YORK. AMI other nrn Il a.
with the formula process of manufacture Tas
genuine CIswe Massey Co. signatnEe on eaS Dottt
A. William l.. Moore. AnciioHeer.
Now on EXHIBITION.
Sunerb WHOLE CARPETS and ORIENTAL RUGS, EN-
bracing Indian. lersa1. and TurSisb IN all tho
. latest desi rs. cIJrines and sizes.
no BE SOLD BY AUG ION AT
MOoRT'S ART GALLERY. go ormANc
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
JANUARY ~. ~. AND %
AT 2:3U O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
par,ic,ar attention called unusual display and
large number OF whole carpets, which must be sold
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
DrArH or HARRISON TWEED.

TAUNTON, Mass. Jan. 1s.-ilarrlson Tweed ~ .,i
dropped dead in his pew in the winthrop s'Ise, @
Church this morning. lie was s'A'e 49, c,vor
,s76yza Iie had been married twice
nor Gnd Goud wife survives him. He leaves two damgn
it1,a~ of William NJ Eyarts
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
THE PRESIDENT AND THE EXPOSITION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The President has
informed the Board of Managers OF the New-orieahs
rxposton that he will be unable to visit the Exposition
In an official capacity He expects to make snort 'iS.
to NewOrleans, however after March lie M" hopea
" -, ,n ovnos,,,or I'm February but no finds that
Tho Increased presstlre OF official business ana lnt
time remaining in which to close up the ahis o. me & %
'nts,raion will make II impossible for MIN 10 leNe
for any length OF time In the next SIX "eeAS
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

hardfs residence at Wheeling entered and $1,000
I'm bonds and $1,000 In cash stolen Charles Vol
hardt. John Hudington, Posey Cheek. and q woman
were arrested, and 5000 In cash recovered from
HudlngtOn Tie bonds were burned by the thieves
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
MRS MATTHEWS AT THE POINT OF DEATH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Mrs Matthews, the
wife Of Justice Stanley Matthews OF the supreme Court
lies at the point of death at her home in this city IS
feared that she will not live through the night she Ia"
been an invalid for year. Before her marrlSe I
sho ,r,s "a Miss Black, of Tennessee. she ana hehf!
Watersous mother, who died last year. were siS'ci'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

A Dull Headache, Costivcness. Low Spirits,
Want of Appetite and all Bilious Affections cured by
Dr. Jayne's Sanatiye Pills. :.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

structed and written" by him. and not Dy MI % .,n
Mobiles whose name has to y as tbas Ts for
'h' NJ " Ellis arragns Mr. Milton Nooos ior
n and jntnates that legal proceedings
arc afoot against that parsonage c.,on
Messrs. poole & Gilmore. managers OF Nhios Garaen,
announce they will produce "may Blossom AZ
s,, on February g and that the sale OF seats or ta'
thea,re ~, vii begin on Monday, the 10th lust
Mr. ", 8. Gilberts play Of "Broken Hearts, 70 oe
,,ron hyandby at the Madison Square Theatre WIN
a.. tnt Thornton as the Dwarf. will have the foiiow'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
MS PRICE FOR THE SPANISH TREATY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lo.-iher n''o 80,
.ns,derhe curiosity here to tho source from when
~, Te York Times obtained the spanish treaty Let
,ers received from Madrid state as ae o se SPANISH
t soiu - yor ssl goo Seior Roberts was clyu a.
&c Havana az the time OF the massacre OF no1
OF hnsaii, a. IsTI He ls a brother of Mauriclo lopez
nmSert: VINO was In the year Spanish Mih's'ei "
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

CARPENTER HANGS HIMSELF :,
D.nnis Corwin, age thirty y-eight, hanged
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

c. BUCHANAN
Sells Colgate g. Co.'s Laundry Soap The
Standard article. =.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

ttnh'
perpenclcvisT OF the y hour
midnight. The
ky tepen
t.grsture Indicated o. nss
pharmacy, ns BsosawAy.
TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. i0-I a m.-The changes III
the barometer yesterday during tho clear weather was
upward Clear and fair weather prevailed The temper
ranged between 20' and 200. the average t331
being lOiso lower than ON the eorryspondnx day ast
year, and i3se lower than on Saturday.
Warmer. clear or fair weather nay - npseses sav
inthis city and Vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

BONDS BURysD BY THIEVES
WHEELING, Jan. 18.-Lsst night Louis Vol
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
Bangs ~ Co. Auctieaecr~
73y and Tll Broadway,

ganas ~ Co. Auctieaecr1
73y and Ill Broadway,
will sell
MONDAY. JANUARY H. az $50 Il M
A q God Collection o iSCELLANEOUS LoicSt-
~ ,NI, BOOKS and PANpHLETS
Tne.isy Welne,da and Thursday az $3.50 p M
An interesting collection Of BOOKS Americana oeneas
History Poetry Travels Architect lure fsntus @s' s
ioi of Standard FRENCH LITERATURE
tlcnry G. Merry. Auciioncef
cEoRGE A. LEAyTTr AND COMPANY
NJ ,r-,,y rrues5av, afternoon Mt Clinton Hail. AsorpAca
ioho'A' conrnencing at o'clock,
,,soo,aneous 90 lee s.9n uf pOKS comirsing nearly
a. GDo lots
RI n Squire * Sons. jewelers., " raIon.sI' ~ L.
H. -'' diamond Ear Rings matched 81 nzes a..
Watches, our own make, $40 Sl9o e.e..as ".e ">
Home NaGo Preserves. Ac. ,...s ..x
Fa,niiiss supplied with Preserves Jeiies n'a"no "'
Canned Erui,s, rickles &c, PAT up IN
GLASS.
And warranted
PERFECTLY PURE
Circulars containing prices and reference sent on sro"e
ton saRAUs McFIRATH,
1858 Degrawst, brooklyn. N. y.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19
S,nnrN DEATH or MRS. JULIA A. ROBERTS.

W,su,Ncroy. Jan. ls.-Mrs. Julia A. koo-
art. well known worker among the poor OF t"s e''y'
and who gained considerable prominence py dssa
ment OF the Penny lunehroom mere, e,nna She was
.la,ar .,f q GenrruI Ihil kear ny.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-19

TRrsTvE LOytL psSTqvArt)vs.