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New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
DIlcr>sINo THf SrG4R TARIFF
WILLIAM Z. MAXwEIL's ADDRESS BEFORE TIL
FEEE TRADE CLUB.

WILLIAM u. MAXwEILs ADDRESS BIZ ORE TIL
FEEE TRADE CLUB.
William II. Maxwell discussed the sugar
f,rlf las, might al meeting OF tie Free Trade CLb
Ref r be SAID, objected to tnc present tarir a. oen-
ZOO bIgu imposing when reduced 10 ad yloren o. ref
cent. a Meucr duty than was levied upon any
~ the luxuries The entire dispute over the sugar
,,a.,ion now hr claimed between the American
rcdprs and The refining and planting interests o Cuba
u,t,liev.dfb.tf free trade was ADOPTED Congress
,l-.ur,i be iudurca 10 eLact a LhiH "a" tA+t Nul4
,r,',fI, me refining ull,Iucss. Nj M'N"rI opposed
-..r.Itry Ssrrmau's Dul Tor Sprtlhr uulie-. u
-. - adoplrd hc lclt convinced that II
vv|,ld throw The rennl Z nt sugar mo tLp 30
- t,us increase the price OF suGiIH' ENeiN
t, az" ..t -, ,.untry except America had oiScas4cI
~ match --ruard and he waS Wlliln2 10 'oihl IN
,Itdrr h.. OucrauOn the revenue HI-I, 80
80, he d,fr .uded He made tlr "rS.4 t'ou i4Oin
1-.,rsI 4xprrIcuce Will the ltGdhs ItHuyI5
tbai what they really wanted was '4cC . ttI'l'
Tn dId not expect 10 get ms ii"iin C.iiEl. ,
5 t,ey therefor asked far play lhry ala Aot want
80 -cr,Ary sherman desired drcrluild'lon IA l.' ~
~ Cuba The most needed reform ~ he 'afln' nc al 81
med vas the inn oductiOu Of the PoiailscoPt an iI
S1nI mon while testing the sachaTiut Strength % '
o. v IoaJziug the ray Of AELi. lie clhHrd tuIu ~
5np hands of emil. make All accurate test Ihs snu'u
h. rITrodurrd hc said, the Oh DalcA s'a44"
te.t should bc abO l-hrd.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
YELLOW FEVER CONuISSION.

THE FIRST CAsFs AT NEv-ORLTANs-AtLFGED NEG-
uGENCE oP AMERICAN CONsULS.
NEw-0RLEANs, Jan. 2.-AmOng the wit
uesses before the Yellow Fever Commission to-day was
Dr. William Martin. Assistant Surgeon United
States Navy, who gave his experience IN
the treatment OF yellow fever. and observation
during The past four years this city, and in Pensacola
IN ls-A The crew OF the Canonicus numbered twenty
four in all. Eighteen OF them had the fever.
Ms. Elizabeth Marshall (colOred was.examined as 10
the sickness and death OF Clark, purer Of the steam
ship Emily g. scuder. who arrived at her house
on the 23d Of May. and died on the morning
of the 26th she did not know he bad yellow fever.
The next IN her nechborhood on the l7th OF
Augu.L Dr. samuel Chopin president Of the Board OF
Health. came on tEc stand and read Tie same paper
which De read before Ihe Public Health Association IN
Richmond and commeuted The SUBJECT, insisting
that the first cases Of yellow fever M ths city
in ISIS were Purser Clark aud second Engineer
EAott oi the Emily b -0uicr. both ~ whom ded
Clark roasted that he had beaten th QuaraEtue phY-i
i IN. and NAT been allowed fo - the city. IN
his remarks. Dr. tluypu said Ga" S'un"r came mere
with "A rl.an hill II hellth. Only ono vessel
had come with other tnau clean nit
OF health I. m4'lr-,d NOT lDs much -Catrrs mere
was Injected United Star- tuusuls almost ~
yirabS lr.tte clean bs OI health To vessels. Df
lhIDpIu st.I on the stand. All Members VI lAe
Board 0f Hra.th are present
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TIE .rERRLFIc NEcRE14Rr.g

A oEEEsPONDENT', VIEW % THE MOTIVE OF rHE
GFNILEAAN.
10 the Edtt2r Of Thc Trtb"nr
SIR: | am afraid you do not fully appTc-
ciat, the motive " gentleman you ce-Ienate as
terrific ~rcrrttrv." Mr. William -tcEuty, secretary
and member OF the Board ~ Indian Comm -alone'''
in taking mp the cudsti for fhe lni1n buIeA"
How else j., u possible MIN 30 earn Tie 5000 per
auu nd travelling expenses that he receives ont "f
the u 900 per aurun Appropriated each yeht oy a
confdiug Congress 10 paw the expenses OF tIe gehlie
men who serve without COMPENSATION " a. a Board OF
Indian Commissioner" = THIS terrific Secretary
who makes his philanthropy pay 30 handsomely l7
evidently moved by nIs cOuscithce 20 81" something
r,9r earning MS comfortable salary, which u BE- well
Lo,E t, Dr u4fy Juies # he position u1 not permit
I'M. rra CLERICAL worA D.Ag perform tl an assistant
stcrat4rv" salary - 900 ana other -ubordEaleS IA
-, tete or. OF Tie comm. .sbl motive 81 tAIs pL
tropi-t iuE ElDJ should not bc too severe in t7
CuunsifS.
WosLtygt,, Jan. D l--+.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

Jefferson may be in mis- exquisite mpcrsonation
Of RIP VdR Wnkie. Of the most fautess pictures
that our stage affords.
AT the Aquarium, to say nothing of the
marine monsters which there dsport thems Ives there
isa spectacle OF Cinderella" and the Kentucky horses
perform, as well as that "grotesque jester" Mr..
Seeiy
The charming burlesque, "Babes in the
Woods" in which the Colve Company does 3 excel
icnty. st holds thr boards and likely 10 do
Indefinitely, at the Park Theatre.
The san Francisco Minstrels set forth in the
most impressive manner this week the strength Of
Loves Endurance" Mr.. Ryman gives substantial
announcement TO Mr.. Murphy's temperance movement
arc Mr.. Thatcher and b ch and Backus, may be now
seen 60 the greatest advantage.
AT the Broadway Theatre Mr.. Macauley may
s;ii be seen IS Uncle DAM" though his engagement
is now drawing fast TO its close. on the 18th the
Lngard VII appear at this theatre in Les FOurchani-
oault" presumably adaptation OF the French play
o thr same name, which has been great success in
i ans
Massenet is at present at work on a new
opeIa, IL five acts and taOeauX. which 10 be
'nt.lc'i " Hcrodiadc" He IS 10 start Tor Milan,
wItre ho 81" Greet m person tae last rcAearsls of tae
l." Be Lahore and viii read the first three acts "
he HtIodade the director OF Ia scala, for whom
tins new work &c tined.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
A COLD WESTERN WAVE.

VIOLENT STORM OF SNOW AND WIND.
PREDICTIONS THAT A SEVERE COLD WAVE FROM
THE WEST WILL REACH THIS CITY TO-DAY-RE-
MARKABLY LOW TEMPERATURE THROUGHOUT
THE wEsT-sNOw BLoCKADEs on THE LAKE.
SHORE RAILROAD.
A clustering snow-stOrm prevailed in this city
Yesterday. causing much discomfort and impeding
travel. The wind blew violently and the air was
keen. Signal Service reports predict that cold
Western wave will reach here to-day. Through
ont the West the cold Is intense and the
changes in temperature have been remarkable.
The mercury fell at ST. Louis Wednesday night
forty degrees. In Western NewYork, and On the
Lake shore Railroad travel Is impeded by drifting
SHOW. and passengers are compelled 10 seek refuge
from the cold IA houses along tLe roads. The iud-
son River is closed as far South West Point. and
ice has formed IL the Chesapeake Bav 50 as 10 delay
steamers.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03


rABrAN-pn wednesday. Janrarv J. 1872 NARY Hmta2
tom voungc-t ciId Robert I ana Emily Fabian 'sr
F1T4-a s-rcc fron the of her parents. No
Fa-5 t5a -.. g1 .itF, ti ln,'.. ai 'eOeA'
The remains Wi. he taken to Cine nuat-
IALSEY-On the 3lst uIt william Halsey IN the -ith year
2 nv and friends are respecriuv invited ~ atteni me m
neral 3r residence 90 Hanover MOTIFS county -
r,a- "a. - All. M IN ttcaoncg Al the Naou Depot u fhe
Morris and E-seA Railroad 10 meet The 5o IRAN 'h ->'"'
York
LlROY-ou December 81 at Ncw-Eochsl,' ~ -h'i. VIE
NJ william n Lerov and taucht@r ~ %" ate Thomas A.
rinDra vii aac place at New Rochelle on January g. "a
T,.1. '' vii s. leave Grand central Depot 1910
Carriages viii mtct the train.
NEWFLL-On "wednesday January =. after short H'css
Fnqrq .arvices al hi. ae 53 FaTmount ave-,
Jersey tie ghtr, this iF7lay ~ 20 al COCK
Relatives and tren are luVItel 10 tljri'.
OpFII-At 2O9 East l22t-t Nina Odrl age" - Years
rtyes -rruts 'Dertinly invited :" attend hsr
fun-r1 Reform 1trh ttI corner oi i-4'' 81
and ii .ve Friday the 81 INST. 40 n O'closs g. 100.
s1f1TH--uddrniy ON December 20 AunoDg. W's'che'
Ter County = Abram smith. n t'e '4St frii ' ' age
TRtCY-on TUESDAY December 81, Helen Macleod .ieO
charles Tracy and daughter o The lar n T. Da"
mural viii take place At the church Of the Ascension on
FRIDAY January 5. al $50 a. m
ht Pacific Hotel. Sew YORK X. ian
nary Nehemiah Z ard arei % var yrars. ,., ,, ,,.
r--ideuc, Of brother Israel g ward blocHhei SD
on -4tur Ay January I. ~ 80 ?. m .. o., D.
Carriages Wang arrival Of l&to D. H Isln rom ba
cayst .
wAiD--uddeulv on the st inst. Uzal D. " ard aged 81
rai .ervlc.. from the RoSeve Bapus Church. corner
V - E friends viii meetlt residence lf0 Rose
vile-ave., Al p. m.
VEHoYhR-In this city, on Tursay. u inst Daisy. sec
md daughter Of George IL and Ellen T. "eDs'ri A@'Iz
seyces At she residence parents. No. 1872 Last
7l-r st -aturcav morning, az lo"cl"r4
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

= An intense adrnirer ~ Shakespeare ana regret
the works of the great poet were not accessible
= rhiects he has set about translatnG his PLAYS
w. p,r,ueuese handsome edition Of Hamlet was
.to5 some time since. and formed part OF the Por-
y,ographioal exhibit at the recent Expostionin IN
-, and pow His Msiesty,s publishers announce mat
ed tons wiz soon appeaI Oh , "Hu I,ca. rs pre
SSIIntad ~ hls earlier works net with.
Mr. A. H. Norton is very old LADY who
-, Cleveland. and who remembers attend ng the
,ta reccptlon az Castle Garden haii-ceutury ago
r. t,roris fI not dance, she says, but he was "cN
.-rv social and hs face wore smile al the time
10 v-.. NOT a handsome man, but impressed one very
t.vor,biy because of his ccnueHanly- manners and
,,,,. address II, shook hands with al. the ladies
,. very paric lar not 10 miss. 0ue-and IN taking
.l, .,rd Of one very handsome belle he noticed h.,
80 +. fuiueo the back Of h,r glove ana raising u
ME envy e. aI her compa6iuur.
The Jack son Vase, presented to the General
v fb- ade, OF south Caro- ina in acAuu"4co Eneuj u
a. -yrs d.. the nlttIe Of Eew-DI cans. is now seeking
,r.,gner The nero leu il 10 tie Governor OF couiH
Cl,na for rr seutauou 20 the ~-Gth Carroll ian wuH
r-ri -ove 90 hc the and br3ve-t solder b. the
next trc N war. The Governor presented It ir turn %
.rf-.vor. q. Jre Palmetto Regiment, leaving u 10
tb,u TO vote it go Tie mos dr-eryu-" IT WaH found
i.. ls ro make TN, choice. auI tho suryivcts finally
I ihtt .t -Iol.d Dee he 10 tr,'~ b' l-a successive
objects tI" s-' ella ID, 90 he d'Fef ' .i' i'-. "
y,r.-. I.rr. are H'W forty three suiNN'' @h- iL'i'
- much conn petition in reLaid '"t.c oWntr-lup.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-EN->ocletary y. T..
rer. saleI the steamship Illinois tclIverpool toe
L-r
Eovr. Jan. 2.-Sisnor Deprct-, President
Ned 80. fiss ad.de-camp Tho King, ls Also seriously
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
DISCOMFORT IN THE CITY.

VEXAI.ONS or EDEsTRIANS-TEAVEL pN TIE ILL
vATrD AND SURFACE ROADS.
The storm that wrapped the city IN White
mause Yesterday announced 10 the signal once by
dispatch from Washington early III the forenoon ana
ut 1880 Storm s.ldl displayed Throughout te
city the discomfort to man aud beast extreme Sn""
iou-Es the Iorre railroads and on foHr OF
90, lines horses Used Tor each car Great
crowds took advantage 81 the elevated railroads. anu
escaped the slow uie downtown NaTlgatlon IN ihe
river, and bay wa Iupeded ID consequence ot
the thick snow Waic. fell u4u e.!ly the afternoon,
aud .lc whistles oi Tie i.lrT-joats aad u-s On tie
rivers were heard constantly TIE storm outside 81 the
city caused delay 81 several hours in the mails coming
from the snow-oouud REGIONS.
Al ii o'clock the wind changed from east 10 hoeth-
west hen vecIa into the wtst. where 1t blew dur
ing tbe r.naina.r o. tine cay and evening AT 5OcO'A
the storm crurc which ha1 been coming along the shore
from the south eut wLich lad been over Cape My al
noon reached this city aud blew the vciousy no
ia, Of all iu TIC streets The fal VI sno"
uui ted many 90 rJ their r.ZA- and EI!th-aye was
t-d with scOIcs O gllH 4a-tu. teams, 10 spite o. the
hne SHOW ami fcice winds. The rider, we're well
wrapped Up. however, and did not seem 70 mind me
aerc, gale In less than ten minutes after the storm
struck ia" city ue bav eut GIth tossing waves
Ior.y-roa,s rolled about, causing many of the pa'-
s.A-. ls t0 experience AtIc r"a--lcLurss; ana
vessel. lying az anchor IN the stream were u5l-ed
to get out aid,toual Uoorngs. Il is thought
that The of-hore gale VIII drive many incoming
ve-sci- away nom the coast. Al suhdo|h me A & ,,
gan 20 clear. and uefure uus the STARS we're su hAS
url~nty III le c.tI AN- 4L' AR " - 'l,. , anu "
were 49, folov- Ar p. - at $50 %. I'D. Che max
pop. a.. 'L', M -! 10! re-Y, t,t.-IIo,1
10 IL, West vas -'r ami cold ln me aie.uo9u. Al AZ
Chicago p t.erm"metyr VA %. heoW z,fc nav ~ 4
,r, iI 40 and ~ ~ D. M wa 3 below eco In
rf rt. .If.H Il N
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

Nervous TX ,ausuon A met IA essay c?mpsng 90 'sr.,
aId cure Of prlstnr5 dec ne soln< ~
dl.pu IS health D. .eZAIri Adpfdig Gear
~ the ImBedmens Ia m rr4ge anl me ret n'lt
nervous dsDty being e isSds d - yes e1
mail DC currency or pOsusc stamps Al ess
t.cre arv. LIS Museum. o>S brotiway, NrN ork-
Pos, 0hce NouceThe foreign mails TOR the week ending
AICRDAN January !. SlJ, vii close Al III. Once On
TT r. DA Y Europe by steamship Wisconsin,.
g., Queenstown; ou WEDNE~DAl al go a W. i1r
enron. by .ts1mshIp -cvfIa Queenstown o. Thu Rs
DAY AZ A In- Europe steamship hepubhc, VI.
0r Ire Isl Ne Specially achre>s,d ana
AZ u iur Europs. steamship Wlciand. "a Ply mouth,
Ch-rBourg HamOurg. Ou >AII RDAf at u a IA. lor
Froue Oy CITY Of keriln QlesDstoWa CORE
sD0udeHce GERMANY and scotland to be- 'f SAie O ths
-t-aolrr aust sd ress 4ad Al u i0r -eot
LAM uTect. by steamship Anchora va DAsgow an. a.
fOr D,ruau~ &c. D. steamship ODER wa -oelh.
amDLu Bremen eCrresoondenee for Greai Biln ana
iOrwdr e By tAlA steamer mus be sp-
1lly lidres-edl TIE steamsnp- WISCONSIN, ocytha Re
uubic and CIV not nsIs i0 De- marx
sTenep and N)I way The mails Tor pih"all Ni 7olth
Pacific Ports NewYork December b. The naIs Tor
IiAvt and jana Ncsi January The Bal- Tor
Havana YORK January . the mails tor the West
AraentIue Leave New f1rA January L. he
a 1. for Porto Rico Venezuela direct ave New York
;.puary l. Tor CHINA IN Japan leAgo rsn FrAa
CISCO January The mails Tor AUSTRALIA kc leave Saa
THOS. L. JAMES. PostnssJer
ONCE. York nctemD-r y. 50
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
IUBLIC OPINIOE.

Senator Thurman Will find ii as diiliCult 20
make u.ut. ..t~u Ol intimidation DOB N.--a. l
zee i4 defend the Oho rag baby al tAe last
uVas0.-i Boston llJuscriut Qt,pl
Because Samuel ). TIlden is n dead cock IN
Tire pI 4 4u uUt rJl ov J1-t NrW-Nurk wiA nOt de-
Ina and secure fuc ur1t DymOrrai.c nomination FOR
u, ~, ,IuDucy.-,S .rr i0wu Herald ttcp1
Il is now claimed in certain quarters that
O. n,a Cgyats Jrr Ia ireland to "catcn TIE lr'-u
vote" MI K.-au,y should take waIuIn.. Genera
Grant j, goinE 30 CHua.- Pull pIa Press tkepJ
The South wants the war and the war issues
% Gee over. ARD ID e. ~uutH Is nave them
by uctin- IN nd"nv II al parry "rsauiztiun-
tUiiv t.c rQudl 70. tJr suit
evu states IA the Uniou.-i NIcksDUrg HeTai- DEM
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
RAn.wAY TRAYEL IMPEDEE.

TRAINS BLoCKADEp ~ WESTERN NEW-YoEN AND
oN THE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD
WATHRTOwN. y. Y, Jan. 2.-AnOther heavy
suowstorfn with high wind, has prevailed all daF aoHg
nearly the entire length Of The Watertowu and Og1ens
burg Railroad There eighteen inches of snow on the
ground and the railroad cuts are full All trains ou
ths road have been abandoned The trains the Utica
aud Black Elver Road are stil. running.
BrFFALO y. Y, Jan 2.-Tne wind - blowing gaze,
and tur u-.t Ia. OF snow to-day has drllfed bad4F
Trains on the Bufa o. NewYork ana Pniladeiphia Rail
road again stalled at E0enezer, ana those on tHe
Buff .l0 anu south western EOdd al Lima passengers
taxing refuge from the intense cold Ia Ee iarhOuSes
m ne vicinity. Trains reported abandoned on ,be
lake shore Road ca,t Of Ceyriaud l. ~ growing very
cold and the thermometer now stands only fe" de-
gree. al
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
VrsIC 4AD THE DRAMA.
nrErA- I'd noorHs THEATRE.

OPERA At BOOTHS THEATRE.
NJ. Nix ~trako-ch VIII op"u his opera sea-
s.a 10 B.utl., Theatre ou Monday next. when Aida
" yc s!.eu with Miss Re.ogG IA the ute ro'e' Miss
Cary as tuuers. Nj Adams as Aiad0es, iaAite'hi a'
4 s,urs~o and Comfy a. Edmns. Ms Maria Lila
VIII make her rr-t appearance IN NeW-AoIA
a,. Ilr.dl, evening IN Luc.a." The other operas
tur.nr the week VIII De Faust" "Wednesday night
Martha " on Thursday. " Il Ballo on Friday and Mis-
Lts Wa aprc3f 10 the saturday matinee. Tie prices
ar popuaI aud the sale of seats has already begun
a. E.ufa.-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TIE DAN5ER o. T1E FrTCRE.

THE TRIBUNE II IT, prospectus this year
recouuta tliliy enough work uurlu- The Camp IN
a-1 -i-n tLe publican party rhat the VIC ore-
rhl- a. have been set II The GrtcnbackrrS
mi Deinocr, uad united. In the possibility cf
-.i~ union, 10 thinks. .cs the dH."r Of the lmmed
lr tUturc. l. undoubtedly right therefore, I'D -uW
mui.g Republicans ~ the rlued work OI educ ttng
voters ay IN. diffusion -Ouua pol neal prln r.pi-s
THE lNBt N.S In tAe campaign were 80 lnrueu
TAI tt ..- ouu-e~ now deserve especial attention. II
presents attractive programme OF It, own for next
year and It's premiums ar particularly dazzling.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
THFLA1E.T INDIAN WAR.

M -I'I'|
General ShcTIdan- rClOIudeT TO Secretary
rehuiZ sharp. appears to No decisive. Iht burden
of urJ1f presents SHOW the tncataClty ana Cru
iuaty 0f the management OF tbe Indian Bureau II rom
reports submitted 10 MIN from time % time II years
past OdIccIs oI the who were on hand ana
witnessed JAty reported. These reports were Tor
the information OF thc General ~ the Army and the
War Department. ana were mol adc 10 excite the Ire
OF Mr.. Carl ,cHurZ. FOR when most OF them made
DO one 30 country ht tla Mr. -gAurZ ever
rise TO the dignity OF Cabinet position. The showing
made by the Lieutenant General l-, therefore on the
crar,st proof, and tAat Mr ~cHuTZ warmly Dc
Tended Wia proved 10 be rupt IS not credaDle
eLIner 70 rs ulIrr.tl md ~ O- Cl.utlUn.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TRYING TO SHAKE OFF That UGLY RECORD,
FT.H The BostoE Put Ls'n)
Tie Grcpuback camD9lgp of the Currcn

wear VIII never uc rt.Cajtd. h,sWDtI.u nIs >po>cd
Ii. AID uiw tn question hat ~ Tie true
poke, iOr the Democratic paity respects the future
Ilr Rcpubi.r WItu all JlrT uOJStHg. nave not Ice
stored 70 county WG:.t tue Democrats Lad cs,a-
Ii-lst safe, satHu ana stable currency. T.ty nave
simply reached tlr point OF meeting clSuuuOlci NOES,
for OF TNIrG tuay uOue =" re- lnLsip.c.
Now 1tls time lor tie Democratic Tarfy 90 rraS-
-rri It's OLD b.s4t4uu II START out Win iicsu
lMvU-t, ana - That the DISORDER and confusion
which are incident 90 the peculiar luoAs between
IN uui. auC silver q. IiI -hal %" removed and ton.
commend Iisef a-qu 10 the same confidence when
Formerly commanded. 1ue suggestion j. alike III tIr
inter of tle country and future party success. J.
r..,f t mott
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.

The programme for the FIRST nights sport ot
the N.w-Yor1 Athletic Club az Glmorc's Garden this
evening at O'Clock comprises 7j-va-cs ruu FOR whilh
there ara tweutvtrrc entries; 40 Yards run eighteen
entries: 1ne mile walk. TO those who have never
beaten nlnue- 30 seconds thirty three cntries 22O
wards run. sixteen entries amateur tug 81 Nar mt
trial DE- E.cu the Stotfls-A ricau club team. NJ l.
Moore pam. and the Empire CITY Gymnasium ie'n'
James NJ Castuey, captain, auI SECOND tfl@! h,t"rrn
tls NewYurN A-hIr,i, cub team ". y. CURTIS, captain,
.,ud the on Regiment National Guard, I. T. J. ID"
Gronf capra'u: one We run, tweutf -,x entries tio
wards DufIIa race. fpur entries I'm tine IN Regiment ns
o. war th, ug-t tal VIII be- between COMPANY frst'
Waldo ~urlgla captain. and Company, G. - b1l -
ir clpriln: second trial bttWccI Company H l.
Drake captain. aud COMPANY, I. J. Homes, esp am
aud th.rG triuB Company. -. \ K. DuuuiuZ' cay an,
ana 4 JOHrlLl. Second, Geo. q. STOW, can. A-i. ire
I3 tra.s N l ta events, except The 30 Yards Fu'
Will take place saturday rNtnu- Tie chlci interest
rutl, III tur auattu. ana I'm Re- meut tugs OF var
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

General Tom Thumb and his small troupe
sre disporiIu2 themselves at Masonic Hall.
At Niblo's Garden the great Irish drama
Peep Day VIII be played during the rest OF tins
week.
AT Last seems to be a success at Wal
hes- and will continue b. given al that theatre
every evening for the present.
Mrs. Scott SiddOns, who has not been be-
fore public for two years, VIII appear al Chckelng
Han THIS evening in some new readings.
A. tie Fifth Avenue Theatre, Mr.. Joseph
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TRmrNE orrIcg. Jan. 3. l a. - The aownra

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. 3 l a. m The downward
movement OF the barometer continued during the
storm yesterday, bat with the partly cloudy
aui clear weather. The temperature during tfe early
~ the day isher than Wednesday, reach
InE 81 "a $50 O'Clock p. ~ After that hour the
crv fel RAPIDLY. the record showing 900 D. IS
40 .. md 81 AT midnight. Al mIfn. cht Wednes
day tac curry stood ~ 20 TIE OF moisture
IN tHr ar has been dlnIu shed.
Cold winds and clear weather may be expected in
LIS city aud vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
1NTFNsE cOLp II OHIO.

CLEVELAND, Ohio Jan. 2.-The weather was
very cold at q O'Clock the thermometer being - below
zero There was driving storm in the afternoon
tn. Ight Is clear aud cold. Al the railroads are Gear
Of SNOW Passenger trans from one 10
FIVE hours late The pas-eng,r train due here al PIN
lett BudalO i've hour, late The Lake shore ll"ad la
abandoned AL frc -hs East OF here. Three trains 81
stock SEPT 10 Pdnc-Ylle 10 unload ana wall uuI
tae yards are clear Ia Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for ~, past "A hours.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3, l a. m.--An area Of
high pressure with very low temperatures has extended
rapidly eastward to Pennsylvania and Virginia, and
southwark over the Gulf States An area OF very low
pressure has moved sOutheastward the ST. Lawrence
Valley. aud developed into stOrm-cenre OF the
coast Uf Maine. High northwest winds md gales prevail
from Maine 20 Virginia, and westward the Lakes.
IadiednOnS
FOR the Middle and South Atlantic States the Lower
Lake region Tennessee, ana the OhiO Valley and East
Gulf states rising barometer cooler westerly winds and
clear weather
FOT NcW-Eugland, rising barometer colder north and
east winds, aud clear weather.
CdWOudry Signals
Cduiionary signals continue at Lrwes. Grand Haven
Milwaukee, LudiugtOn. aud cautOuary Of-shOre signals
at Cape May, Atlantic CITY, Barnegat, Sandy HO0K
Nrw-lUrk. Aew-HaveD, New-IOndOn. Newport, Woods
Hole RO~on. Portland, EastpOrt. IndianOs, Galveston
Purt Lads Mobile Macon, Cape LOoaout, Cape Hatcras
hltty Hawk Cape Henry, Nor ok and Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

tools TO him who can use them "-it must bs
admitted that if the subject of this notice
always and under al circumstances, insisted on be-
ing publicly employed he did not undertake 70 do
anything which be was incapable Of doing well.
Since the Geneva Arbitration. Mr. Cushing hsd
not engaged prominently in public affairs ne
was nominated for Attorney General tor
Massachusettsst the last election the Butler
ticket, but positively refused to be a candidate.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

Josiah +. Fovle, dealer in shoe manufac-
rlrcr.. supplies 10 80 d Walrru--t, made AL '-i-u
meat yesterday % joan H. F"A ta' htDi itrs ''S""'
.r. to about 80 ODu. The suspension D. aaiI nN pr.
Iu , f be manly due 90 tAr Disappearance ul a "li
llp tur az .lt %! tur nfu iur il" Eastern -tr- ~
L,,ru W.rnnutu. M4.- LiIou ht Cl.tl-~. VI LdNlA-
..u "A WAY vita lIIAc -um oi money fi. owe Ms
,ru iu bu-ins-, tAls ctg Tor sN edia, IN .ptt."
s.rtlaI capital.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
RAPID FALL OF TEMPERATURE II THE WEST.

ST. LoU1, Jan. "A cold wave came down
from the Northwest last Hi-bt aud lowered the tenn
peratnre SOM 40 degrees during the night At
o'clock this morning t1e mercury marked degrees
below zero and although clear with bright sunshine
ruc teuraiurp coutInues to fall There L. no chtuLe n
the river Ferries continue 10 ruu, and the Aa!DOt =
l.tA tn. IL