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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
WORK OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 21.-rhe House Com
rniftee on Indian ARlrs at tnoir meeting u
day agreed to report ayoraoly 10 ue
House the bill to provide Tor the
sale Of the rcma Of the reservation OF the coneder
ated Otoe and Missouri tribes Of Indians, in the states
OF Nebraska aud II authorizes the secretary OF
the Interior to dispose these lands at their appraised
value (Which shall be less than 81 Oper acre.
tn dcpcst the proceeds Of hc sale IN tue United 81
Treasury TO the credit said Irdansto bear interest ~
mr. cent the income be annually eNpenu'u uuci lhe
drec nm of the Secretary Of the Interior fOf thtr pch
IN II also anthorZ the Secretary 81 tlt interior "
locate sad Indians upon other reservation ahdS ana 70
exuepd not exceeding 100000 Tor their comfort ana au
yancemcn III civilization ,-.,.t. :, NM.
The committee agreed To report idFOTah1 pr
senItye Pounl's bill autnOrza the Secretary OF tHc
Interior 10 ~ certain treaty ~tipuatohs WIN tnr
1'nipDeyya In Lake Superior ana the upper
Ntss.s,nnU IL an nor and directs the secretary OF
fhp lr.ury to place 90 tue citdt OF thcse lhuIhbS
~ * 400 % and prescriDs the manner OF us dsltipu
non y tne Secretary OF the Interior Tor thcr o'n,h
The House Committee Elections at their NEE ing
this morning. instructed he clerk TO inform n
aus IN he cise. of OIIdrd agans Kitchen lld NOrtn
Garn'ina Di.trct and HeDert and Merchant aganst
Ackcr IIId Louisiana District, "a show cause prior 10
I,nuatv II wv their appeals shall not Dr. dismissed
The House Committee ON Pdchc khllr0aus ilat tnlS
morniug but, without transacung any Duslnoss' au-
inurned until after the holidays.
Tine WAYS and Means and Appropriations COuilnt'e' :
II able tO obtain QuOTumS Inc army Appfopii"-
ZION bjll will in consequence, over untl TOMORROW
Ub,n II AZ The inen ion OF the committee 10 report u 70
tie House and endeavOr 10 secure Its passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
FUNERAL OF JAMES NJ. MORRISON.

The funeral OF James NJ. Morrison, Tor many years
,,esident of the Bank of he Manhattan Company,
WAS neId at the south Reformed Church Yesterday
afternoon. ! he Rev. f.. 7. Rogers conducted the
services, assisted br the Rev. DIS Eall and layiOI
Rr;ef addresses communicating the life of the dead
nan were de ivered. Many bank presidents and
directors and business men were present,
filing the entire church. Inc body OF the deau
man will lie IN the church until Thursday, on ac-
count of the deafh of his granddaughter Janet, a
Young child winch died Monday night. lie body
will then be taken to Wuodlawu. The pallbearers
were Samuel Sloan, George d. II. Gillespie, Jonn
Sloan J. hnrsen Rhoades. George >. Coe, Samuel ~.
Babcock Jacob ID. Vermilye, john A. Stewart, Ma
thanIel ID Putnam and Il. b. sherman, Upon the
coffin Law "A sheaf of wheat and bunch OF heather
Among those present tue directors OF the Man
hattan Company, Gorge Mont que. ex-OoVerhor
Campbell Thomas Monanan, ID. Z. Hays. +. D.
Tappen. Johu Taylor funston. William Wood, r;
s Winston. Josiah NJ. tlske, wilson y. huOt ana
delegates from the New-York Sabbath Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
XLVIrH CONGRESS--IIlD SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEED INGS.
A LARGE PENSION DEFICIRNCY-AN ELECTORAL
RESOLUTION IN THE HoUsE-DEBA1E ON Ihh
FUNDING BII-ANGRY WORDS BETWEEN Mr.
WEAVER AND MR.. SPARKS.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Dec. Fl, 1851
In the Senate to-day the bill RENTING the
duties on objects of awarded by the Berlin Fishery
Exhibition TO Spencer Baird was taken mp aud passed.
Among the bills introduced and referred were the fol-
lowing:
BY Mr.. BECK Dem. Ky.)-To authorize the issue OF
notes United states upon the deposits
OF gold also bill 10 repeal all laws which impose
taxes on the capital OF or deposits with banks anu
bankers and on bank checks.
By Mr.. INGALLS, rep, Kan.l-For the admission oil
New. Mexico a. a state. .,, -, ,o
ment OF various rivers In Georgia.. -,
By Mr. WHITE (Dem.. Md)-FxinG the numbsr OF
Judges OF the Supreme Court OF United States by an
amendment 10 the Constitution Mr.. Whyte spoke IN
favor OF the proposed amendment m 1890, ,,,
The bill extending sessions o. Territorial Legsih
tnrcs To sixty DAYS Instead forty days passed
A communication from the Commissioner OF Pensions
wa. receiyed asking for additional appropriation OIL
81 300 900 pay pensions for the current nca YEAR
The annual report Of the coast aud geodetic survey
was submitted. -. ..,o.,
At2IO d. m, the Senate went into executive session
Wnen the doors were reopened the Senate ad)ourneu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22

o64tiny the raising of additional caa2t@. ~ =
mosI unfortunate oversight the presI,". J' lv'n
10 ,"eutu in his report that he was aDodt lsaFhg
~ ~ N,, vark taxing with HIM ole ton OF most
magnificent specimens Of ore from the ha' , sG
eeStimated TO be worth about Tl0.oVV. ns hlso
omitted TO mention the carload OF OF ~ nnt JnS'
forwarded or was about to forward. io New" -. ~.
for reduction and which was esiinia co. :" w
worth. on the spot somewhere about e|Vo.yo ,aS
gi5 900. Here arc in The negbboTboOd OF ToV,"Vy
IN The hands OF the odccrs OF the Company .,
winch fine stockholders know nothing. anu "h H.,
can he realized within ten days-anh yst ,ho ~
ia a pressing demand for working caPtanlp ~
wonld be rs we'll perhaps, for the o"nrIs ~ s ny
stock in New-York not to part Win " nnt'i my
esI@e look at Mr. Allcrton's specimens ana y, .
report of tho carload of ore nov AZ Newn anont
dnction. I NAV also mention that SUIT is i,D.ua
80 he commenced against Mt. Allerton ana .ne .
officers of the Ruby Silver Mining ana Snie liz
Co,nnany, TO coulpe, them TO distribute Ibo ii .h
snt Of shares made at the October meeting ol tue
BoarL of Directors pro rata, among .ne an
boiers accor ling as their names stool entered ",
the books of the company at the tine the ano'''n'
was made"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
MINES AND MINING.


TUESDAY, Dec. El-r' NJ
There is onlya small business dong at t"o 'i''i"-
Stock Exchanges and operators seem 10 po ""' 49,
Developments that are expected to De ina'o ~
the HOLIDAYS. In the meantime, except ioi 80
special stocks IT is exDer'ed that the n,"'
will be quiet and the fluctuations small 80,
Boston Consolidated was active anu i"'nta
declined to 72075 cents against 'V 49,
.e.,.i,,. or rho I.ady,lle shares Chrysolite was
yre. ani declined from IA Gos; Annie was ac-
tive ySA and rose from 40 TO 510J0 cents ' a1
vas steady at ca cents and Little Chsi 'o Th az Con-
S,oct shores were 1bont steady; Consodated VIZ
ginia at 2.2002 10 California NJ 500 i:oP Sus
Consolidated Pacific az l:2O@ l.Zo. nun' s,ronS
further depressed TO / 10 MOOsr cOntinnes s'lonE
at about 90 of the fancIes, Silver Nugget ue
clined cent to II cents. Copper oD cent CHI vi
cents, and Calayeras cen TO u cenV ei Get
Eastern was steady az 20 cents. Inc h'"A0''
closed dull and irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
A DESPERATE FOOTPAD.

Ions Boernan, aye ffty-two, lies III Bellevue
Hospital suffering from a dangerous wound IN the
tnrnat i, firie. by a robber Who assaulted him yes
tsrdav moruur IN Frst-st The wound may result
fatally. Nh. Boerman SAWS that he was returning
o. his home IN Second-st, near Avepue-A, at "a
snort st,uf man suddenly sprang upon him and de-
inanded has money. B1erman endeayored to push
hun aside when the robDer caught him by the
tbrost choked MIN with hand and searched ms
norket. with the other BOeIman struggled and
sboute,l for help Footsteps were heard approach
ing, and the ID ef snatched pm from boermans
and recovered the pin. At this the thief drew
knife and plunged it IN Boeman's throat. de then
ran away, while the wounded man staggered 10 lhe
Eif,h Strc.t Police Station. There he became I'M
conscious from loss of blood and was sent to Belle
vue HosDrll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
PRESIDENT HAYES IN BROOKLYN.


Three schools in Brooklyn were visited by fresi-
dent uayes Yesterday. In company win A. A.
Low. he went at / a. IN. to the Packer lnstilute
for girls in Joralcmon-st. ,. IS Snltt.sn9Wen
RInlev Ropes Henry y. Morgan, Joshua Nj. van
Colt and A. s. Barnes of the Board OF trustees, the
Rev Drs. Putnam and lDgersoll, and Jonn iluslo
wore among those who received the President. lie
yras introduced to the students in the chapel by
DIR A. s. Critteuden president of the faculty OF the
Institute welcome in verse, written Dy MISS
Ada Gilbert was read in behalf of the students by
Miss Helen Bourn. In his response President Hayes
said:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: am very GLAD 10 greer You
and very Glad show uy appreciation OF tne Deauuu
words just uttered Beyond thus neither uie nos pr
yious preparation enables me TO saw anything IreN
bappens that have an opportunity 20 meet the repre-
sentaves Of many states where atn sure lucy are 30
we'll represented as the are here CONGRATULATE you
upon The approach the happy holidays, the balpest
season of the year II be iul OF JOY ond happhes
TO all.
A basket of flowers was then handed TO the ffesl-
dent nv two little girls From the Packer Institute
the President went to the Polytechnic Institute Tor
bows in LivingstOn-st. He was introduced 10 .ne
minis by the principal DR.. Cochran. who said that
IL was the first time i'll thirtyfive years that the
school work had been interrupted Tor VISITOR
The President made "A brief response, ana theh pro.
ceeded to the Central Grammar School at 1ouI1
and Iivingstonsts. Several members OF the 'oaiu
of Education the Controller. and the Auditor VI
the CITY, with others. received the guest WHO wac
presented TO the pupils by Principal Leighton.
Afterward President Hayes VISITED inc L"hs
leland Historical Society Building, and met the
Ray DIR Storrs and other trustees OF the society:
He lnnched Yesterday afternoon ut the nous" oi
Samuel Mclean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
CHEAP DINNERS FOR wORKINGMEN.

way TO the Farmers Club by Mrs. Amelia Lewis,
whose purpose was TO explain ner system OF cheap
dinners for the working class. lac dinner was
served 10 forty persons. most OF whom were mem
hers of the FaImerS Club. at a cost of 20 cents a
piece. Among those present were Dr. A. 3. Heath,
sx president of the club Robert j. Dodge. presl-
am Dir J. L. (iarrisne. w. II. ScnermerhOrn, DR..
i. q. Cotton b. n. Martin aud Is. IL. Cutter to-
getner with several women friends OF the enter,
PRISE The bill OF fare included SOUP hsh; several
Nrs Lewis CLAIMS that she can furnish substantial
dinner at al average cost of ten cents which VIII
snrpass 10 amount and wbolesoneness those 10 Whch
fae orr mary Iaborlng classes are accustomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
prv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER %, 1880

cheated when they bought hin. Laughter iie nio ~
charge Inconsistency tue Democratic pait 5nnnds
on its leaders-on the men VINO ran WIN WV
Mr. ARKs Dem mo got the door and aiim IN o,c 70
siye term 10 hun. (rbat he was crazy ne VII, v
in goodnatured manner TO excuse 'no o"'"''
M WEAVER replied in the tone Of pieasat s,S
and nmatng that no one could venture n IN Without
feeling the force his tAir. Weayers) rghtarm tL"s
Mr. sPARKs. ON hearing the latter remark, changed
his FROM Of pleasantly to one oi ~ his
said with contempt inc f ons a Si lille as it
affected the last Presidential election. 49,, A., ,os
Mr.. WEAVER tstl in joenar tone)rM W b t' head
lLaughter HIS apology was ample and aecep -. D "e
oG on mn c sg"" So MD as any man wno would
apply such term ofenslyely The gene'aann , ,a
alluded to my %sss oE sno Tr Of aagner
Mr.. STEAMSHIPS the gentleman say 'na' L u''O WV
Mir. wEAvER-So understood .,.. ,ho a-st
Mr.. sPAhKS-Oh, no, yours was certainty '"o ~
MTwEAYER- good humOrrdly)- are all right
Mr. sPARKs-You nisur dorstood I said that
YOU were stating what was and you were want,
ing I'm the qualities of gentleman IN your iaIhs ~
remedy IT. Excitement ana confusion.l That was al
election tuat You wanted those Qualities. al oxc,,oa,
Mr.. WRAVER-(now thoroughly augered ana exci' t,
i denounce tue gentleman personally as har on 'io
Mr. sPARKs-tequally excited)-You are scoundrei
Mr. Weaver thereuron, amid great uptoar' leIt nv
place where ne was standing and advanced mrnacihgy
toward Mr. Sparks who, in his turn, moved lOWsra h,l.
Weaver: but both we're imwediatelt surroupueu ny
members who prevented them getting 10 close quii,
ters and made them their COATS, winch each "no
i'm me acl of taking off advanced INTO the area "
course The greatest eouu ion and disorder preVdlee V
tnc and in the galleries. but In the midst OF IL tc
speaker took the and called upon tee sergeah t
Arms to do ms duty. Just then. however there wa
nothing particular to be done Ivy mat Ohci, as Wv
CON DataIts mai been removed by tneir reaprctse
friends and there DANGER o. telr assiu'tlnt
eao other After the disorder had subsde MI 3pse
resumed the CHAIR the Committee rose. aud the HOUSE
at 3 d. M. adjourned until tom rrOH.
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TAXING Up The FINAL ESTIMATES.

The Il ara of AppOrtlonment Yesterday took up
The final estimates for he departments For tie
expenses of the MavOratv S4O,0OOwas appropriated
y trk Comm 0ncr Wales aseed for hearing on
some future aay relative 10 the Park Department
estimates Wien he lad gone Park Commissioner
Lane came III and expressed his readiness % ex-
N ain anything alout the estimates then aud there
iyor Cooper sand that the Commissioners had maze
no proper separation of .'laried officials and EN-,
poyes. MIR. Lane SAID ,nat The saiafy ist Ydl'eu
from time g. tlme. The Mayor said that he saw no
reason why the Park ID ;partment should not COM
ply wiih the law IN tins matter. IL was decden 10
hear the Park Comm ssioners on Tuesday next The
Ere Department estimates and those OF the Board
OF Educauon will be taken up on Thursday next ;
those of the Public WORKS and Charities ana CoT
Tection on FRIDAY, and those Of the Police Depart
ment and Board OF Health on the following Mon
day To-day the Board will a hearing TO citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
NAVAL AND MARINE ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Commodore William
E. Hopgus has been ordered TO command the Naval Sta
ton at New London. Conn, on january
The President has approved the martial sentence
Of dismissal OF Major L. L. Dawson, United State Marine
Corps to date from 20tn inst.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Henry Smith. OF the Marine
Hospital Service relieved from duty at Calves
ION Tex aud ordered To proceed To Key West Fla, To
MI The vacancy caused by tue death OF surgeon Gazer
Assistant Surgeon HeIry Cook has been relieved from
1ntv al Buffalo NJ Y ordered 10 Galveston, Tex,
20 charge OF the service relieving Assistant Sur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
ROTH HUSBAND AND WIFE ACQUITTED.

Mrs. Caroline Zoger, of No. % Main-st.. Brook
lvn. was tried before Justice Walsh YESTERDAY LOT
throwing red pepper in the eyes OF Henry Sehwen-
ker of No 81 Main st. She claimed that ne ac-
cused her of disordery conduct ls husband
Henra ZolgeI. was charged with beatlng o9hWtn-
ker The case of the woman came hr,t, ana aIlor
fine complanant's testimony her counsel moved Tor
her discharge on the ground that she was acting
in the presence of her husband and he was reSpon'
sibie THE motion was granted, and then the hus-
hand was tired Mrs ZOger testified that she com
mitted the assault on SchwenkeI, of which her
husband was accused. and that the latter was not
nresent. On this testimony the husband was ac-
omitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
STEAMSHIP LINE TO BORDEAUX.

new steamship line TO run between tins city
and Bordeaux. for which the favor OF the Newton
Chamher of CONNER q was asked about year ag D.
has been established III Bordeaux with IA capital OF
1000 900 francs, Funch, Edge d Co are the
.gents in tins ritv Trips will he made fortnighty
ana the Vile dAlger. the pioneer steamship. will
sgIl from bordeaux December Is. Chartered
STAN hips will be employed until the new vessels
now in course of construction. are tompeted. Inc
tltle of the company is COmragnie Bordelalse dc
Navigation a Yapeur de Bordeaux, and besides the
subsidy which il expects to receive from the French
Government IT will be subsidized by the Bordeaux
Chamber of Commerce and tine Orleans and
Southern Railroads of France. 1t is expected that
tie new line Will do large business i'll the trans,
nortItion of fruit preserves, brandes wines, and
Limoges hotter, from France and Spain, and take
back produce and American manufactures Inc
new steamers will be built in France. oil about
s. 400 tons capacity for freight and passengers and
will make the trip in twelve days. The manager
OF the line is Henri Bordes, president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
SUPPOSED BURGLARY IN FALL RIVER.

Two men whose suspicious actions on board the
Fan River steamer Providence on Ms trip 10 thus city
had attracted tho attention. Of special Officer Dunn,
Monday night were arrested on the arrival OF the
boat here yesterday. large trunk and a vslise
that formed their baggage were seized, and wnen
opeued al Police headquarters were found to con-
LIN aliaut.iy OF plated tableware and other prop
srly evidently tue proceeds OF burglary. The
articles worth more than @2.OOO. lbe ponce
iufomrd the Fall River authorities If their capture
and neld the two meu, who their names as Mat
thew Lane. age twenty-five, Of No. 1873 West
three. of No 203 Grand-st. Bliss Is known to the
polcr az a sneak thief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
GouarInersniu Nonees.

II VALlENTE.-Notice IS hereby given
He that tho undersigned. Enrique Valente and fanso
Mora bO residing city OF Newfork In the County
of York have this day formed iAued Part
state OF New-lork tHat tho
name Partnership TO be conducted Is
VALIE> that general nature of the business
BIO transacted is the establishment and manten
apce in the City of York Aforesaid Of Commercial
Agency mainly the purchase and sale OF American Pro-
ducts that the only General Partner
the said Vaeate and that only Special Partner
" the sad MIRA tuat amount VI caph which the
sad special fanrr has contributed 10 he commoh soeS
Ten Thousand Dollars and that the actually apdn
good paid in that the said Partnership 10 %
the sixeenth day November IN the year
hundred and eshty anu VIII terminate on Tee nrss
day the eghtee red sho ekhty our
aud tha nal Wanted Partner ship duy
executed acknowledged together with tho amdsvt o aa
(enera Partner 20 The payment OF said Sieci tapts
has been duly ued the office o the clerk o. mo
Cty aud County OF NewYorE IN the stsieo New orS
Wv ~ ENRIQUE yALlENTE
FAuSrO MORA
Dated Newyork. November III 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
TAXING THEIR OWN LIVES.

Maroaretta Lump, age fo:y-fve, of No. 1872
Indlow-st committed suicide vest rday by swai-
lowing large dose of arsenic. She nad been sniler
NOT considered responsible for her actions
Henry kuhl, age tortY-five. German, was ar
resIed Monday for intOxication and was Locked no
In he FiIty-frst Street Police ; alton. In the
afternoon ne was found hanging from the door OF
his cell. The doOrman cut him down, but be was
dead he had hanged himself with ms snspendeTs'
Henry Stone age forty three, of No 1873 Front-st.'
Rroollyn. while intoxicated yesterday afternoon;
1ried to commit suicide by taking quantity Oh
mercury Ii is not thought that he can recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
e II LAyTON's TRIAL POSTPONED.

The case of Charles II. Layton. of BROOKLYN, was
called for trial III the Bergen Count Court OF oyer
and Terminer at Hackensack, \. j. yesterday. lie
was indicted last week for assault ana Ga'teTy ca
house at haywood. n j. The District Attorney
asked for an adjournment. Layton's counsel sad
that the defendant was subject to epieptic hts ana
that he was OF a very nervous temperament uuuol
thase circunstances his friends wished to inquire
into his mental condition before he was tried
Indce Dixon adjourned the case TO the April term
Laytons bail has been placed at Sooo on each III
dictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
An EXCURSION TO MEXICO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Much interest is being
manifested 10 an party to the City OF Mexico
and Cuba which will rendezvous In this city and start
from, mere about the middle Of January by way of New
Orleans and Vera the City Of Mexco returning
nv vay OF Havana II viii be under the management Of
Colonel d. v. waiting, who took down the excursion
from here two years ago Tho party Will DO made
M largely OF railroad and mining capitalists seeking
new fields OF Investment aud ladies. The fare for the
ruupJ trio 10 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
Apcn1nA1n rnRBESs NEW LECTURE.

Archibald Forbes will appear for the last time
tonight before u New.York audience ne WI
War CorrrspondentV at Chickering Hall. 1t en-
bodies the personal experiences OF war correspon-
dents in actual service including sketches OF the
most prominent of his associates N ts worn, e anu
ring during his own career as war correspondent
The lecture is given for the first time Ill TINS CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
rrcT,Nc HIS SISTERS LEGITIMACY.

ter Westchrster County to declare his elder sister
Marietta Cofi J. age fty-nine, Illegtmate IN order
TO effect the partition of an estate OF $lOO.Ooo mas
been on trial for two DAYS in the Circuit Court III
Brooklyn Their father died in 1868 and the estate
was dlviaed among three child rem. The plaintin
olleaes that his sister born before their father
and mother were married. An important witness
hetnr absent one of the jurors was Withdrawn, ana
the case was put over until another term OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
A SINGULAR CASE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-The Daily Ne'cs says;
william Crawford age iourteeu years, has for seven
veats been sweating blood after taking cold lie
Is mentally bright. and his father. mother, Drotnors
ana skaters are strong healthy The ply sicans VINO
have taken an interest In his propose SENDING nun
TO Edinburgh and London for examination by inc Aeso
Sur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
CARRYING SUPPLIES TO PANAMA.

It was reported yesterday that line OF steam,
ships was about to be established between TINS pors
and Asplnwa by the Panama Canal Company,
chiefly 10 transport material and supplies needed III
emitting the canal. The truth OF these rumors was
dan;ed nv members of the American Committee,
no said that if there was any foundation tor them
they had not been informed regarding 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
NOMINATIONS,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-The President to-
day sent tue following nom nations TO tae Senate;
Rodney W. Daniels Collector OF Customs Buffalo. ". Y
Alien T. Wikon Pension Agent at Columbus y.
limited states Consus-Jonn 4. Van Ingen TO be ned
states Consul Tachuan0 Harry r. Dill OF Maine, At Fort
Erie Canada. Also several postmasters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22

rested during the progress of the opera at the Aoaa
emy of Music, Monday night. The children did not
appear in I" La Sonnambua," and the Society ior
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children OF when Mr;
Gerry is president, had taken no steps 10 arr0s'
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
sgop.LIFTING AT TIFFASY's.

Mary Dryer, well-known sbop-lifter, was
detected the act OF stealing articles valued al Szoo
r,dany,s store Monday afternoon She was arrested
hy snecial officer Rock WELL and locked up AT Police
Headouarters Yesterday she held In $4,000 ball
az Ia. Jefferson Market Police Court.