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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

Just slip g bill in an envelope for sub
scription to the TINES. 1t will reach us .
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

James c. Conner will open in ab0ut two
weeks the largest assortment of Holiday
Goods. TOYS. &c. ever offered in Western
Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

Cotfey x Marsh have just received car
load of Flour. Feed. Meal, &c.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

A full line of Wall Pockets and Looking
Glasses at HOlton & FOx's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

On or about December LIST. an asserts
ment LADIES' AND CHIIDREN's FURs will
be opened by James c. Common. Prices
ranging from So 90 to $l2 90 per set.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

The finest lot of Brackets. Towel Racks
&c. Just opened by James c. Connor.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

HOlton & Fox have q fine line of Bed
steads. Mattresses. Sofa Beds. Chairs,
Tables, &c.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

Parties who don't like to see the man
coming around asking for money for coal
delivered, Will please take notice that if
they want more coal they will have TO
pay cash before the coal Is unlOaded.
N. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

The incest kind of valuable goods,
adapted for holiday presents, at n.
Collars's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

You can find the best assortment OF
Winter Goods at NJ. Collars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

The finest Bureaus in Western Kansas
n HOlton & FOx's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21
The Finest SAUSAGE

In Il Q world &C
WRIGHT, BEVERLEY & co. IS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21
HOFOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JEWELkY AT A SACRIFICE.

WRIGHT. BEVERLEY a CO.
Offer for sale their stock of JEWELRY
CHEAPER than was ever before offered
in this market. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. and be convinced
of the offers we are making. Now is the
time to make Christmas presents. The
stock embraces Ladies' Chains, Earrings,
Sets. Gold and Silver Watches. Rings,
and every article found in the Jewelry
trade.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

New Millet and Prairie Hav. baled. for
sale by NJ. Collar.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

Go to Holton & Fox for all kinds Of Re
pairing, &c.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21
Kansas Queen.

POST OFFICE HOURS.
From Z A. NJ. to 0. p. NJ. Money Orders
issued from o.. N. to 6P. n. sundays
excepted. H. J. FRINGER. 7. NJ.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

Boys Clothing. of all description, at NJ.
Collars.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-12-21

James C. Conner will open in abOut two
weeks the largest assortment of Holiday
Goods. TOYS. &c. ever offered in Western
Kansas.
Holton & Fox have fine line of Bed
steads, Mattresses. Sofa Beds, Chairs,
Tables, &c.
The incest kind of valuable goods,
adapted for holiday presents. at n.
Collars's.
If you want anything send your orders
10 James c. ConnOr; if not in his stock ne
will buy for you.
Call and examine the superior line of
Pictures. Frames, &C.. at Holton &
Fox's.
One Dollar will bnv more goods at n.
Collars than at any other place IN town.
just slip g bill in an envelope for sub
scription to the TINES. 1t will reach us.
The finest lot of Brackets. Towel Racks
&c. Just opened by James e. Common.
Coffey * Marsh have just received a car
load of Flour. Feed. Meal, &c.
A full line of Wall Pockets and Looking
Glasses at Holton & FOx's.
You can find the best assortment of
Winter Goods at NJ. Collars.
The finest Bureaus in Western Kansas
IT HOlton & FOx's.
New Millet and Prairie Hav. baled. for
sale by NJ. Collar.
Go to Holton & Fox for all kinds Of Re
pairing, &c.
Boys Clothing. of all description, at NJ.
Collars.
Kansas Queen.
POST OFFICE HOURS:
From A. NJ. to o. p. NJ. MONEY ORDERS
loan al from O NJ To Il p. N, SUNDAYS
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
HARDsHlps OF sEAFARING MEN.

While the steam-tug j. j. Austin was pass
ing tarough Butermilk Channel on Monday AFTERNOON
she was struck by heavy and swamped. Three OF
the crew jumped into the small boat and left the tug.
and were afterwards picked up by the tug Daylight.
The captain and two others Of the thus deserted
were rescued by the tug Niagara The sunken vessel
lies in the direct of vessels passing through the
channel.
The crew OF the schooner Forest City, which arrived
nt this Tort yesterday from Aqan. sick with fever
and ague and exhausted from almost continual work at
the pun during the entire passage. Heavy gales were
experienced which made several serious leaks In
the vessel The schooner Wesley Abbott arrived from
Jeremic Hayti I'm leaky condition, caused by heavy
weather IN the Crooked Isaad Passage and was Obliged
20 anchor at Crooked Island for temporary repairs
After getting to sea again the leaks became worse De-
cember l5 while scuddng before the gale, the entire
deck LOAD was swept overheard, and the seams were
opened stl more. The pumps were worked constantly
10 keep the vessel free.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
KILLED on TIE EAST SIDE ROAD.
MUSICIANS FATAL FALL FROM THE ELEVATED
RAILROAD TRACK.

A MUSICIANS FATAL FALL FROM THE ELEVATED
RAILROAD TRACK
Raners Rebecchini, musician, while at
tempting TO get moving train OF the SewYOrk Ele-
waited Railroad at Thravc. and Eishtyfourthst early
last evening, fell 10 the pavement and re-
ceiycd fatal injuries. lie was by the brake
Of the train after the gate Of the car platform he'd
closed. running toward the train and waving h's
hand. The train had begun 10 mOyc however, ana ne
brakeman mOtioncd him back without opening the
gate. Mr. Rebeccniui made dash for the last car aud
seized the gate. As the train moved onward he lost MS
grasp and fell. He struck the track and rolled Oh TO
the ground striking heavily on his side. Blood flowed
from his mouth aud nose, and he became insen-
sible. IL discovered that his Injuries
were fatal and he was taken 10 bis home No. l,2l9
Lexing gon-ave lie cd IN half an hour without being
able to speak. Mr. RcbercchiGi was Wallachan by
birth, aud had been In this country about twenty
several theatre orchesrss In this cy Since tho open
ing OF the Union Square Theatre he had been attached
10 the orchestra there ana in the absence OF the leader
mad taken charge OF the orchestra fevera occasions
He his way TO the theatre last evening wgCa he
met with the accident.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
FACILITIES FOR TIE AMAZON TRADE.
WORK on THE NEW RAILRoAD-sUFFERINGs OF
AMERICAN EMPLOYEES.

WORK on THE NEW RAILROAD-sUFFERlNGS OF
AMERICAN EMPLOYEES
The schooner H.. Harris Kirk arrived from
Para Monday, bringing passengers John j. Even,
W. A. Tweed, c. ii. Walton, William McGOverp, Charles
Brocklln s. c. Uartranft, and W. Hanuskt. who
employed in the building Of the Mamore and Madeira
Railroad along the Amazon River These men that
they we're obliged leave the country because OF the
fever which had prostrated them together with large
number OF others who went there year ago from Pha
delphia. They also say that large number
of Iaborers ON the road have died, and that
IL is now evident that only Chinese or ne
groes can probably be employed in the enterprise
The road begins at San Antonio and is completed
distance Of four miles only. This point they state Is
the most unhealthy spot in the Amazon region. The
sYamps produce deadly malaria which none but the
natives can endure said one of them; "A white man
eau live anywhere cat can, and cat can i've any
where save i'm san Antonio" ThU cmigrants who made
so much trouble at first have nsavy all left the country
and natives have taken their places, and Dens USED
TO the climate and indifferent to swamps ana malaria
are dong : well AS possible.
b. J. Weinberg. to whom the Kirk was consigued, In
snsss with the United States being especially aour
isLing The rubber shipments are generally large and
vessels are getting full gargoes few years ago tne
fined mostly -four and provisions comparatively
small Now the United states sends Ten LINES a. mqen @
trade increased In size from capacity OF 1000
10 1000 or even $500 barrels They tsas hour Retio
is q growing demand for pine lumber because Brszi
produces only hard snT 10 sppers aSd
they rely sailing vessels TO take ther rueoer ana
Tee w be n pe %ord Sg as Il u bud
ing with English capital, English vessels VIII probably
Soo1 pS this w be the
II United States navigation laws are changed 80 as 10
allow English vessels 10 be tanserred 70 the Amerean
nag At present commeI oai intercourse Ia carried on
| in canoes by way Of the Fails Of Madeira Millions Of
sheep; amas Sn1 s ru w S and a. ,o as
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
BREAKING UP A GANG OF BURGLARS.

Three members of the Shorty" Lent gang
OF burglars in East New-Iork were arrested Monday
night by the New-Lots Police aud the police OF the
Ninth Sub-Preeinct Brooklyn. Early Sunday morning
the residence of Mr. Schafenberg, at Rdgewood, was
entered by burglars and 500 worth of property was
stolen The burglars were traced to East New-York
BY their footprints in the soft ground and Captain Early
became convinced that they were John Rogers and
Barney Heaney. These men and several others were
found Monday night in saloon on Atlanlc-aVe, but
while the officers obtaining search warrant
Rogers, who is considered the leader OF the. gang
disappeared. but Heaney, william BatterDee anu
John finsenfelscr the proprietor OF the saloon were
arrested. The stolen articles wre found in a stable
connected with the salDOn HcanCy was SenteDced
TO state Prison several ago for knocking down
a pedler and rObbing him, but he was pard ned. Bat
terbee Is reported de perate He recently served
q short tern the Kings County PeniteDtaty for
ASSAULT Rogers, who eiuded arrest, has served sew
eTa terms M the State Prison aud said 70 have been
"ShoIty " Lenps most intimate friend.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
MANHATTAN BANK INJUNCTION.

The order of Judge ingalls,, restraining the
officers of the Manhattan Savings Bank from resumng
payment at the expiration of the sixty days hm' was
discussed yesterday by depositors. President Schel
said that even with the deductions made by the Bank
superintendent the latters report showed surplus OF
S2iO,0oO. exclusive OF the January dividends Mr,
Schr denied that il had been deemed unsafe to resume
payments until the duplicate bonds authorized by Con
cress were Issued and in the hands OF the bank. ne
regarded this as proper order that the bank might
wheu IL did resume steadily and without excite
ment case of a the bank, lie believed tnat IL
was necessary TO have duplicate bonds hand to
be readily converted into cash. He believed also that
the INJUNCTION would not last long, and that the Dans
would shortly be able to resume.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
RoHBIYG A HOUSE OF MOURNING.

Inc only CHllU Oh w lllldm TlbHcT, OF no.
44S Second-avc., died yesterday, and preparations
were made for the bdrial. The coffin containing the
body WIS placed IN tho front ROOM The mem
bors OF The family absent from the house
for awhile. and on their return Mr.. Fisher
found, Oh cntoliHg tne room where the child lay.
q man ransacbine tho bureau drawers. He grappled
with the thief aud called for assistance. Adolph Her
man ncilhh0r, came ms aid, but the freed him
sell from FISHERS R-asp, knocked Mr. Herman down,
nd ran ont Of the huIsc. Officer Moral Of the Twenty
eighth Precinct gave chase captured The thief and took
him to the Fiitynnh street Police station. wheIo he
pye ms unme Us John Johnson, OF M. 42I Grand
He was mar OF middle aud we'll dressed. lie en-
treated Mr. Fisher 10 withdraw the charge offered
gold watch and chain III palliation for his OSnce lie
was locked up.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
FUNERAL OF THE REV. DIR. ABBOTT.

The funeral of the Rev. DR.. w. =. Abbott,
rate pastor Of the Thrtieth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church in this city, took place yesterday afternoon The
church was filled soon after the doors opened, and
policemen were stationed at the entrance TO prevent
overcrOwding. The floral offerings particularly
beautiful, floral ship. Home at Last" In eea OF
tue Revss 8. I. Ferguson. L. s. Osbon. ID. d., M. ID.
e. Crawford, ID. D., c. d. FOss, A. ID. Vail and w W.
Sever the oticiating clergymen. The Rev. Drs.
Crawford and Osbon spoke OF the many virtues OF the
deceased pastor and paid tribute 10 his memory The
hicze, @. H. Gregory and E 9. Curtis, and Messrs H.
Forester p A Welcb j. Il. Phayre and l.. g. HickoK.
The remains will be taken wfkesbarre, Penn to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
THE HEALTH BOARDS SUGAR ANALYSES.

A committee Of the Chamber oil Commerce
some time ago requested the Board of Health to nves
gate the alleged ndulteratiOns OF sugars and syrups
At Yesterdays meeting of the Board OF Health the
presdent sald that he and his assistant. Dr. p dc p
Ricketts, had carefully examined number OF samples
o.. the refined coffee and yellow sugars most OF which
were taken from the original barrels by Dr. ReEtlts
found i'm salts and free acids probably muratic Ghd
In Two samples artificial glucose while the amount o.
TIN and acid found in these samples was small yet IN
Dne gIObule OF metal obtained from two ounces OF
sugar case there Is no excuse for the aadton
Of Tin salts to sugaTs They used solely Tor te pur
pose of deiraudiug the consumer by deceVlng Linn as
10 The grade, and while in some cases the quaDhty
added NAV be too small to he injurious, ia other cases II
may be sufficient arrangement OF the system
But aside any question OF quantity, any enolt 70
make an inferior article OF fOcd pass for better one
should be discountenanced a fraud upon the public
Attention having been publicly called TO TINS snnlect IL
IL hardly probable that the aduteration is connued TO
any considerable extent at present. but would recon-
mend that the sanitary superintendent be dIected 10
cause analyses TO be made from time time OF the sa-
ears and syIups sold III this city,"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
were made Wy Mr. Samson, Mr. Webb and Others The
evening passed of pleasantly.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.

F1F IEENIH Dis hICI ItEr y I'11IO4'1''7' =
The protesting members, or the Henry ".
Leask branch Of the XVIII Assembly District kepuol
can Association, held al adjourned meeting at Eighth
ave- andlThirty Monday evening" Moses Good
kind presided After discussion 1t was finally de-
cded adjourn until January and TO meet then as an
association prepared to maintain its claims 10 recos
milton before the Central Committee. 1t stated that
the committee OF nne appointed Of the previous meet
by which the Montgomery ticket had been declared
elected, had already gathered sufficient cydence 10
20 report the next meeting Confidence was
tnat the Central Committee would recognize that Drach
ss the regular association or would order reOrganza
ton Of the district.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.
PORT OE Nj

PORT OF Dec. "a
s. f 3 JsS. b 5aisipSss ssSsa
str Hudson. eager Neworeans Dec H. to Clark Sea
nep sur Ashland Hunter Fernsudna Dec 90 Roberts.
SIR Bell Richmond city Point and Norfolk
ISn YaTmSnth ws'tSp 10 ,ss TsS
Pay.ant Ot Windsor a DEXTER rr Gal'. al Tr
Nov 30 IN ballast to- Whitney Cos anchored at Sahdy
gg Cameo tof New Haven't Neal st Pierre Mart day
Torcs, on! lot El,.woT!h Hodgkp,s Agan % u days
At Z city tif'Ili,S''' Isl4n% " Nw clear ''-' ''
CLEARED.
strs CITY Of Montrpa, Br Futon Liverpool Dale;
T1rn Tt1a m SSSay Mdo SsFpp% BALDWIN CO. sIaSdrs
B Luaagsie 9sSGM s1y m9 Toi ESneS
Bogert Morgan; Potsville. Pierce. Femandlna, Wm
cys ca t'G @ S 6agY y w. CO. eS %yaSSFe aSSFe
Couch Norfolk tty Point and Iiclocd. 9d Dominion IS
smith. philadelphia, James Han Ner'us Halett Boston,
shipa Meta Ger, Ho,l.r Brem.u. Taco Ruger Hedwis
ger, iInssen. bremen nrrmann hoop Cos Isaac heed
BarksJ whitney spleer BordetnS 1 j. whilney Sa;
& 60; Alta GtaG. scarpl. Acaute. sp Lauro storey
-carpa IormosL Pierce liuencs AyTe Norton q sons
isnsanr Doyc.en; Emma Francis Burns. MOntevideo,
i;dye co; Arr1can (Nor Aagln AM weru Funch, Edye
& @ ASGy S s'fS Snddn feST WIFI Co. Sor%esaa B
lincoln London 81 PlSES.T%F TdSIF &c y,,,Do
Son; Iiber (Br,, Power HanfrI, Geo scott. ,f
SchIs Ella Jane HamnOnd. NCa.liaNcu, Cartwright &
DOYLE; sabine (B Holmes, Perth Amb0y t1r 81 John IL,
John BOyntun's Am Amelia Verge 81 Pierre Perkins
60; John LOyitt. Dalton. bridgeport, II BAR son; ii
Williams. Wilson. Jacksonyilie, Warren llyj Mary a
William ClarR Porau Prince. Murray iri Eugene, Clark
jacksonville, Geo IL squire.
DISASTERS.
ST John " b. Dec 2I.-Dspac ches received today report
the wreck the schooner Charlie Bel ON ThumD cape Is
land loss number Ot lives The vessel was bound
from NewYOrk ST. John. n. B. with cargo OF Hour
PROVISIONS etc she Is partially lsuledi HpoItoh vi ho
also is insured.
KEITyIP N - Dec 24-The schooner Day star Of Halls
IInrpOr for ~ John, y. b. struck on QuacO Beach
early on SUNDAY mOrnng. and became total wreck The
era and Wcre saved.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H.. Dec 24.-Tho schooner y. H. Poole.
f0m WisrasSet for with lumber went ashore on tho
east point OF Stage Island last saturday nghL IN thick
The vessel broke aud tho entire cargo went
and was lost
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioypoy Dec oiArr at Barcelona strs Nerissa (Br AMI
Vidal Sala SPAN. both from NeN.l 0rs
California, from Baltimore;
Enphrates, nom Boston, Naples. from New-Olleans.
GLASGOW 2l-Arr strState OF Nevada from NevYork.
ASTWLRP Dec 2iArr str NLdtraH l. iIOm Philadelphia
Sailed, str Xsslind. for New-Yurk. T..
HAVANA Dec 2I.-AIr STR santiago dc Cuba, from New
YORK. ..--.-,-,
LONDON Dee 2l-Sailed 18th inst Atlas Capt Moricich;
oOth INST Stced SJde the latter from Cadih or Hamp
ton Roads; 23d inst E0rstlrer rodonsod capt Salyesen,
bo for New York; Ungd0ms NeDnor Luce Ath ins sum
mrr Cloud the latter for IyDte. 81, ,-., -, ,,
Arr lam inst Ihgcna Principe NapO' l7h ns Thor,
Cant oicd 2Oh INST Adriac Capt Blk, the latter at Co.
ne,hagcn nd mat Ebo1ezer, capt GuudersOn Whiting
9d inst otago 2Ih inst Ellen Austin Bragg,
capt Hansen.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
RAPID TRANSIT TO HARLEM.

Trains will be run to-day on the New YORK
Elevated Railroad the East side from South Ferry 10
Haifm River Yesterday an excursion traln' carrying
number OF the officers Of the road AID invited guests
left the Battery, proceeded TO
ninth st. and returned The road Is in good running or
der IL has now lO5 cars USE and ears are cen
stantly arriving 1t is believed by the company thaI ne
DELAYS and ucOnveniencies which travellers now sun'r
during ths morning and evening hours VIII De OpVla'eu
by the increase of rolling stock
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
COMPROMISING WITH CREDITORS.

A meeting of the creditors of the Clinton
Savings Dauk has been called by Edward L. Parris inc
receiver to be held January g. at No 26l broadway
No dividend will bo declared then. but the receiver
hopes to pay o final dividend about the end OF FeD-
ruary. -
sirrctt & Stafford. wholesale haters OF Buffalo, are
eudcavorihg To get compromise nom their New iorR
creditors at 80 cents on dollar and member OF the
frn is in this city getting signatures. The iaDihties
amount to 000 large portion Of which Is due In
this city, ,oo r..,
ave. has made general assignment for the benefit OF
crediiOrs 10 John ii. DOschCr.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
A Ball Ar ANNAPOLIS.
CHRISTMAS EVE CELEBRATED AT THE NAVAL
ACADEMY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRInUSE.I

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 24.-A grand fancy
dress ball was held at the Naval Academy tonight.
The ballroom handsomely decorated and pre-
sentel a scene OF beauty and bnlancy. At
1890 p. dancing begen. led by Mrs Comman-
der Greene. who represented a marchioness, with
Cadet Engineer TacOtt partner. Fifty cadets
mps, QuaRcrs, cOurtirrs sailors, testers, halCquu
Cinnamon, escaped cOuvicls, clowns etc. Among the
officers present were Commodore Parker Commanders
MCNar, Sampson and Shepard, and General ThOm,
United States Army. Dancing continued until midnight,
when supper served. TIE ball under charge
q committee Of the first class OF cadet midshiplncn
comprising Nessrs. Clements, Gibbons. Graham. krl-
l0gg, CahuOn, Cry gIcr. Lopez, Hayden, Mcfarland,
Sloan, TalcOtt and Bswlcsa.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
PASSENGERS ARR[TED.

FROM AsPINWALL-By Steamship Clyde.-Mrs. j. B
Miller Mr.. and Mrs. J. i. Brown. IL C. Go.e j. f. DowL
and tW children Mrs. l.. A. Mcdonnell, 9. f. Pond c.
Fori J. j. Valentine Mrs c. Magee ana child, Captain W.
+. Camp phansen.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
gLOCK or BUILDINGS BuRNFD.

UTICA, n. Y, Dee. 2l.-The Armstrong block
1T Rome wa destroyed by fire this morning causing
loss Of about goo insurance. $4,000. Louis Gleas
man. the OF tho block will lose $4,000 the
insurance. Smith Morgan, stove aEd tiDware dcaers
loss IL SS 900 Insurance. 900. The irc gnutcd
ire III a detective Hue.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25

OF means 10 bring products OF the interior to tue sea-
board much OF them perishes:" -, ,.o,.o ,a
Captain Cavalier of tnC Kirk SAYS that MS onE Npyuso
of thirty-eght days-usually made IN elehieei IaI
lie dine TO boIsteIous weather and head wlnus he as
had continuous heavy gales at times, 80 severe n'
seemed ne vessel w0nld 20 down. especially h0ftn Q!
U,tteras ON saturday he was obliged 10 put IN ~
Delaware Breakwafer because OF the snow storm ana
gal
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
THE DANISH INSANE LETTER WRITER.

f4'Jtt-'I' TT = -.
LONDON Wednesday, Dec. 25. 1873
The Standards Copenhagen dispatch says the
writer Of the letter threatening the King with assassna-
tion the news OF which created such feeling denthusi
asto demonstrations OF loyalty from the populace on
the occasion OF the marriage the Princess Thyra on
the t inst was arrested but released again, as be Is
apparently insane.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
GRoUING COLDER IN THE VEST

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-Reports from various
points In the Northwest show that the cold weather Is
widespread the thermometer ranging from zero to 80
degrees below. The coolest weather has been ex-
has been from TO 10 degrees below for the past two
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
MAYOR ELYs YELLOW FEVER FUND.

Mayor Ely had prepared yesterday detailed
statement Of the he received in aid OF the sur
ferer by yellow fever during the Summer and also OF the
places among which the money distributed Below
is the At siatement;
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
DEATH OF JAMES DUFF.

LONDON, Dee. 2l.-JameS Duff member OF
the House OF Conlmcns for North Norfolk is dead lie
had ssrved a. u captain IN the @3d Fuscrs vas taken
prisoner At Inkermann IN the Crmcan war; and or his
Services that received English and Turkish deco
IatiuHs He was Conservative.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


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