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, 1880-02-20
Win the Grand Trunk Boom
Break the 'Enst.Bound
Rates?
Consolidation Of tho West Wis
c0nsln and st. Inlil a.
Sioux City.
A Movement In tho Intorost Of the
Northwestern to Chock tho
st. Paul,
The Rock 1aland & Pacific and the South.
western Pool-conncction Dis
solved.
THE G1,AND-rnuN1x BOOM.

THE GnAND-TltUN1l BOOM.
All tho rts,is lending cast from this city, with
tho exception OF tho 0rand Trunk md Michigan
Centrst1. couttnMo to ,!o very light ln,saslrss,
md tho Michigan Central would mt do ns well
but Tor tho fnct that lnrEc proportion ut the
trnillo 1t now enrrtca goes ya tho Gralnl Trunk.
But besides what the Gr1lnd Trunk h doing ny
way Of tho Michigan Lcntt7ll, tho business
which It already ,aoes 0yer the new lsne FROM
this city direct has nlrrnay nssltnctl lRfgo pro-
portions Tho now ronl Is HOW taking out front
foi'r 10 tlvo trims day mostly Rr.lir,, and Is
chntiiIsu from tho Enstur1l scaboArl. The o1tE-
cials Of THO Grand T'rtink ~ this city, say
thy thy bs sGl 1 I'm ind "Esr fhG o s1 ,9cre y
tral,is can bo scnt OF. during night tIie oily. ~
tay between here alM Vniparniso. l,atIi.stlnF nnd
Erlvellny the rpalhctl. lty tho titnu tue line IL
H. irst-elasS wosk!nEorer ~ l'nsfnGss M promises
Grana Trunk. Whlie thoru ato i,,nity who insist
shippers ihat, tho other Eastar, lincs. yct thoro
nra atlors, md nnonE then, Com'G!ss!otl.r M Etuk
% hS LIKE f. Of s9 N"w t SoFE Eols trmF lfe e
th!s n9y l'e 70 much Is eern: hat + ,es get
Ior two reasons. Mnmuly: BY Kiring hettcr terms
thnn tho other lines, ar hccl'tlse thu shippers
huvo combined to siyo this rHHl tho'r business
force thpt, to 1naRo Il reduction In tho freight
rates. IL eltbor event, It PROMISES TO hive tho
afford to lny I!lo IND allow tho Grand Trunk to
Eot assny W!th The bulk nl the t%rai!!e % M L Is
', to pr9 b f. tas Kaon s,k IN es ;a w nras oH9
heavy profits On tho business il does An cfiart
VII ots a IL ts HUH ey ~ yst oe es t. ieo Ii ice
tho uranl Trunk. to }oln tto rool, In order to
1er ~ tn nrSsst Stato o. a,a' .' bnero ne s
, 1880-02-20

few brict wotliB 0f thnfks. 1u tho evening tho
Oep.ities aud llAllitFs. together with not Thirty
tho coTllcr Of isan'Iop, ul iiMstu,l strcots,
wElare tho Shcrt!r wus lnldo Tho recipient OF Il
further lnurk u M their KaoG-wll! IN tho shnpe u
evening, rlillvcntsl with tuusts and nisfe by tho
Orphcus Club. WAS enjoyed by I'LL.
rHKNg nppenr to lA, two sklcs to tho question
u thu Yscatloii Of tho prGMlses llow necnplcd
clrauey By thu Cull uii'l Frt,yision lsparSi. Tue
matter 10 far frol. being sottltd to thnt csFcet,
Gnd, pandIny ia settlement, thoro ia every PROS
location. il conversation With j YmiHtsE ro-
porter yesterday uh the subject, blcysrs. uen-
stnse1F a9d ,sehn,|t, i thS GhISnsa house q
pressed rrgrot that thu Impression. bud been
spsead abruad that tho hall wus s.,ol! u,
b0 FncAtr!l, ~ such trpdrts Wctu eA!tulafGt!
tSbt ,Sey q es,x . s u ~ 199 n @ Rnu S"t
.ntnt involving chanEe in tho location Of tho
bull, aud 10 uot anticipate my A,lch chul.Hv.
;et, and Is tIey pay thsir DrSn reDtd1n ses@ s. as
Satisfied viz the sao, ssors i'9 + 10 sasoni aaa r
thoy Are ntnnt to sacate tho premises. On yho
ctMtENry, there IL III prospect Ut my J}nnrt1 "
4r%le tranactions taking i,!ase ii tho brunswick
ected Oh d bitllar.l-tablp.
TitAnE AMI LABOR COUNCIL
A special meeting Of tho rrldu 4IId Labor
Council WIS hci1 lust evening Ut NJ. 81 West
Instability ii nppu!utti,g y ctntstee 10 susxcst
to tb City Cul!ciI thai six Inspectors Vt E1luto.
siea ito ho pu!A by tho city, should he upi,t,utrt
M ssns ths n,atter t. lis Council. $1,000 - '>''''
wolktnxlnen i,i W9shinxton. =; c.. asklnx thu
uen to SECURE the enforcement of tho National
Etyht.Hour law. Ele proposed that deIeyntGt
should report the muttcF to- thels Respective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
suR1ECT TO UNJUST SUSPICION.

Henry W. Sackctt, young lawyer of NO, 90 Mad
isan-ave ths civ, and an attache OF TIE TRIBUNE,
MAS the victim of an annoying mistake IN brooklyn
Yesterday Early in the morning he took Tor certi-
ijcatioD 10 the Commercial Bank at No 1853 Fulton
81 check for 81 i 80 received IN the Office OF Z. A.
Rnnkle. IN The Tribune Building. The check was
payable to John Steele, and puipOrted TO be drawn
Nv The firm OF Gill, Baird a Co.. who have a stone
ward at Wythe-ave ana keap-st, Brooklyn Alder
man Baird, Of the Nineteenth Ward, IN Brooklyn.
is one OF the firm. When the cashier discovered
that fine scpature WAS forgery, he called officer,
vino arrested Mr. Saclett aud took HIM to the FIRST
Precinct Police Station. After some apparently un-
necessary delay Mr.. Sackett was enabled TO com
n,unIcats with his friends. lie secured Patrick
KcadV as counsel, by whose efforts Police Justice
aish opened Court late IN the afternoon, ana Sir'
Sackett was immediately released on Dal.
The check was received by Mr.. Runke from
client for wtom he was 10 got IL cashed. ~ was
learned Yesterday that similar check Tor 81 500,
10 which the signature is forgery, was cashcd AT
the hank Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
MR. MAILING ACQUITTED.

The regular meeting of the Police Board Yesterday
,vas attended by COMMISSIONERS French, Mason and
s,n,th The principal business was consideration
- The renort of the committee before which super
intendent Walhng recently appeared III answer TO
charges made by General Smith. The report, pre-
Samted by Mr. Mason aud concurSed Ill 10y Mr..
Eichols iully exoneIated Mr.. WaliIng from blame
m sending out the order 10 the police force on No
vember /. by winch the members of the force were
nrohbited from receiving or serving warrants
handed 10 them by private persons. The Board
adopted the report, General ontn alone opposing 1t
and insisting that the order or the Superintendent
Violated rules No. 80 and No. 7l3 OF the Poiice
Manual ,...- ...,-,.,
the treasurer to pay General smith ,O34 -. his
sXtra salary as president OF the Board from August
A 1870. TO- February ~. 1880 when Mr. French
,..s made pTeSueut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
SNOW IN THE AIR ALL DAY.

A LIGHT FALL IN IHE CITY AND AT MANY POINTS
IN THE COUNTRY.
II soon became apparent yesterday that those VINO
think that Christmas without snow loses half IT'S
charm would h we the holiday after tbeIr liking The
heavy gray clouds that were IN the skv eriy W .lo
morning pretended storm. and by y ocioch tl9
snow fakes began flying through tho air. IL SHOWED
az intervals all day, but tine crYetais we're 80 ist
and unsubstaDtal that there was Mite accumulation
Of snow, and consequently little Inconvenience
On tire sidewalks IN Broadway ana othrf fI haa
travelled streets the snow was trodden ihVo piach
su ,h The Incessan travel IN the streets themselves
reduced them to a condition OF nastlne-s' ~ NC
amused themselves by riding on hand-sleds OF III
snow bang one another Inc lakes VI Cen II"
Park and elsewhere were filled with skaters, VINO
made the most OF their time I'D the rear '""' VIC
Orm wonld put an end to the sport.
Notwithstanding the snow the streets IN ,ne ousl
ness parts of the " were thronged win nenes-
TRANS many Of whom were out IN search OF christ
mas presents. aud ostled each other IN their nase
10 get 10 The shops IL rare thing 10 see
man or woman without a bundle or package. Inc
sidewalk vendors of toys dolls ana al sQts oI ",
ficl.s usafu and ornamental adhered to their posts
Oh tn, curbs tOnes-some of them resembling IN APP
paarance snow bespecked images OF santa CLAUS
aud loudly clamorod for customers frs 'beir
aDpesred at the rreatest disadvantage. Win Iheir
stocks in trade hidden from view beneath unsisnuy
coverings of oIlcloth or coffee sacks.
Toward Dghtfall the snowfiakes assumed greater
size and came down more thIckly; ana soon tne
ground white with snow, even In the tboronggn
fares. The temperature yesterday dld not unel
materially from Thai of the three or 1oar previous
DAYS. At a. NJ the thermometer indicated % at
8 o'clock $50; at p. NJ 80 ana at . p. III, 20
On the day before Christmas last year the tenpera
ture averaged about 100 higher, and on Christ
mas IT remained about the same. The Storm
although there was no heavy SNOWMAN a.
anv placr was general throughout the country AS
rep rid 10 the Signal Service Bureau there were
light falls Of snow at Albany, Baltimore, Duluth,
Lacrosse New London, Conn Omaha, Pm 2deiphia.
aud other points The temperature ranged geneIaliy
from $50 10 $50 beiug lowest at vincent. ~; a
where II %, and ut Yankton. wnefc IL was To-
and highest at shreveport La, where II was 4o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
THE OKLAHOMA COLONY.

THE INDIAN TERRITORY SAID TO BE FULL OF
PEOPLE WAITING FOR PAYNE
CunwELI,. Kan. Dec. 24.-Harry l.. Hill.
ohio, tbc scouts OF the Oklahoma Colony, and Colonel
1honas ID Craddock. general mluager. who went into
,he Territory Oh The Sth inst, having hanked The n
tary az Arkanaas CITY, came into camp Yesterday Ihey
ar none f,urtce days and c1ued up the North Fork
- INC Canadian and over to The South Fork. They
sav the Territory Is full of people They met at APP
nointed rendezvous fifty wagons concealed
nm srou,s ana waiting for Captain Payne, who would
"a totncd tnem as be reached the town riic
~ , Jruori mat hundreds o claims have heea taken,
and Inc for houses are being bmls on them
-, 81 Inc migrants they met from Txas, Ar
Kansas and che hckasaY Nation
MOI of the coonists have gone to their homes to
g., i,ches of snow fell Wednesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
AWA,rlyG THE GRAYD JURrS ACTION.

warrant was taken ont by Assistant Dis
tnc,-Atto.ney william Z. Fiero Ia May last, charging
selah C. Carl with passing forged aud altered United
States Ave per cent $4,000 registered bond Of 1891
berea 43s with dcfraud Robert schel. After
Caris arrest bail fixed 1T $50 000aud subsequently
reduced $4,000, in default OF when lie remained III
rndioO street Jill Charg were TO be ought against
hin IN both the State ana United states Courts. Yes
erday me prisoner brought before United States
CnmIots~olier Shields and waving an examination,
gave bonds 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
JAMES DUNE sURRENDERs HIMSELF.

ADMITTED TO $4,000 BAIL UNDFR HE INDicr-
MrNr FOR AssAULrING Ex-JUDGE MORRIS.
lanes Dunno the ex prsze fighter for " hose arrest
a warrant was issued more than six weeks ago lof
The brutal assault which he made on ex-JuGge
Morris IN n barroom in Cinton-st Brooklyn, No
ye,nber 10 surrendered himself Yesterday. Su"rtiy
before noon no entered the Court House IN Brook
lvn from the livingston-St. side aud made ms
Iay 10 the Coroner's office, where he for
merly held the;Office of clerk and Deputy Coroner
at n salary of So, 500 a wear. Here he was
closeied with some of his friends, and afterwafd
in company with Aldermen Kane and Casey, ara
" H. Mahoney h went 20 the SherlH's ON e ana
offered to surrender himself under the lnalc Ineht
for assault with intent to kill pending against nm
Deputv sheriff GOOdhue took lin 20 the OIuce Oh
District Attorney Cathn. The later was absent ana
the amount of all required could not De ascertaheu
DUNES counsel. James W Ridgway, obtained VIII
of babaas cnrpus for his client IN the Clty Court
and Dune was taken before Judge McCue TO nave
me amount of bail fixed. Action was delayed untl
District Attorney Catln, who was III
New-York, coud be consulted At 8
o'clock the matter was settled, ana Judge
McCne fixed the amount of BAH at $4,000. which
was furnished. ,. H.
Dnnne says he returned to Brooklyn because ne
could not live our of il. He claims to have been IN
tins cltv and Brooklyn during the time he has been
searched for altho ugh reward OF sou was offered
for hi, arrest lie asserts that 10 Is DOT true tnat ne
kicked Judge Morris or assailed him brutally. He
admits simply assaulTng hun. and says that lie telt
justified IN dong this from the way IN winch he mad
Aeen attacked in print.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
Roxps FOR THE LIFE-sAvING STATIONS

The New-York stsIe Auxiliary OF the WoInan'S
NatIouai RELIEF Association has begun its work by
sending four boxes TO Lne-StVing stations de'gha-
contained blankets, suits Of Clothes Tor heu dnd
women underwear, stockings and shoes, hdndkei-
eliefs towels and also TestoTatives, such as tea,
sugar steam cooked wheat. oatmeal. ana iAeOlgs
boef extract. In every chest there was a bhole'
gwen ion she purpose by the American biole
sne,etv The Association asks the and Of ali VINO
read the records Oi the day anu VINO know how Tear
ful the DISASTERS are the Coast. especially IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
ANnPEW YATEs'S VICTIM.

rurnor was current yesterday that Mr.. slater.
t,,oe ago In a photograph gallery in BrO0klyn by
Andrew Yates toe forger, mad been attacked with
eryspcias and that he on the point OF death.
A'IpTrTNE reporter made inquiries at the Long
Island College Hospital, In Brooklyn, To which TAO
wopnded man was taken, ana learned that ne had
Ieft tnat institution thursday Tor nis nome, No. ~
Cauuon-st where he was found by the reporter last
mont He was eaId to be cOnyalescent-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
CRIMINALS PLEADING GUILTY.
PERJURY ON BAIL BOND-sHNDING LOTTERY CIR
CULARs IHROUGH TuE MAIIS.

CULARs uIROUGH THE MAILS.
IN the United States Circuit Court CRIMINAL
branch before Judge Benedict, yesterday, William
Rsiz pleaded guilty OF perjury on ban pgpd ana
onment George UppingtoD, for sending lottery
circulars through the mails, was lined 5000 and
ensts Manning Dulriee pleaded guilty TO the same
offence and was ined 500 aud costs; A. Orlando
jackson, SOC aud costs
John 4Jnfi' was found guilty on q similar charge OF
sanding lottery circu airs through the United States
mail. and Assistant DiS:rict-Attornev FIero m0ged
for sentence at once. Mr. Dlttenhoefer counsel 1or
The defence moved that sentence be deferred, and
offered as security . certified check for $500 Mr..
Tiero then reouifed that the prisoner be remanded
IN order TO secure time for examining the ball. A
slight tilt occurred between sir. Dttenhoefer and
MIR Flero as tine former was anxious to prevent his
client from being Imprisoned over Christmas. Mr..
Dittenhoefer got out writ of habeas corpus before
Judge Il atehfOrd. lie deposited $1,000 with the
day, December 2o. aud the Judge ordered Dun TO
be released from custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
A GAMBLER KILLED.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dee 24.-Two OF the
0ouol.rs Hno Sc zed at Baldwin Oh Wednesday lay
party of men whom they had s"ndied' and VINO were
"a surrender their winnings, came 10 the city the
aye,,cr and procuring warrants and posse II four
men md drpaty -shcIn, proceeded Ia DaIbyvo 10
80 =. + Inc s,card regulator" skirmish ensIc1,
a. i.t 4. ok .mp-on one OF The gauib cas- ptffy, was
lrd Tne posse arrested three OF TIE citLrns' parry
and nyougbi tbein TO I've city. To-day they VIII nave "a
hearing before a magisirai'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

the winter season. Interest IN the work has been
shown In influential quarters. Admiral Porter brst
wrote to commend the enterprise, and then kindly
designed the badge of the Association. This draw,
Ing was taken ~ Tiffany e. Co.. and they presented
the Association with the die and oihce stamp
Gifts of money from Mrs. Will NJ Aston Mr.. Is. +.
Romano and j. j. Asior each 81 90 and smaller gifts
and subscriptions of 30 and gifts OF clothing,
blankets and flannel have been received 10 sehu Oh
ti.ai :roth nx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
PASSENGERS ARRiHED.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. ..-..DEO a. 1850
ARRIVED
O., state OF Pennsylvania lBr Richie Glasgow Dec 10,
ga arne IL with mdso ana passengers 10 Austh b'""ih
,,.t,.o, = orfon Dac I th mdse
10 w "A Thompson & %" - 49,, 81, -. ..t,, ,,ss, and
tBrl, BfoWr' htisuoi 4" - VII" i'' ""
nasseugers w - Morgan 49,, -, .,t,. ,,d.o and
pas nmond stevens Norfolk. with mdse and passengers
10 Old DOmnltn 5. 20 ......-..-. l., 49,. ~ tho -,
,r J'-., ewc (Brl Sewe, Charl0ttetOwD, + 4 l. VIA
r-.W,oI, With pota 80 a. ls,.lfett q. 90.
Sou Veto -Irvtns ThOmaBton, with limo To HANuAhn *
rresaes. So. 81. 81. 90 t.i Erye 4 IA
~ 10 in 1w.s vessel arrived Yesterday TOO late ior IN
seTlon III slnD noN-' ..., 49,. ,r,,t, ,,ssa
10 onist vessel To waiJen. loel & Co.
RETURNED.
aark 81 Patrick for Queenstown.
IUgt laia sOOdlicA. Tor Portland
suNsET-WIND-At SANDY iOOA. hght, n; thick SNOW
Al cry Island. y H.. thick snow
CLEARED.
s,rs Ufopia tBr, McItcain London Hen icraon Bros
are,ce fI.r l.. London " hLgt Aaii ran Mon
sr,h I'M Ncelhpsll LoniOu. Patton. cAtrn tu thy o
1he.rr ti,f " atkins Liverpool wa QeeuHt0~n Dte
Iuasna 1 80 Andrews IAycfpui 4 W anf l. ~ MAJ
tc nm Iail0 ayrc reaser iro,, heflhuh tDn lion
Ilayro Pulel Edye x GU QUAINT lbr L1nAl4S III ui fA1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

esndersoo Con, vsaeasna rpss ysrs.c~ ,.nsu "a
ssss sss %%sSs sss sss'
Eng Thompson 1o 90 ssas q Tssas
son. Galveston Key West II Mallory co TansmsS
E SsSS pst's' g.
Ts"sIs and s.ssspSa
Gibson Trayers Georgetown % VIZ od pomnion So Coz
CIV ~ Macon Kempton savannah Geo Yonge Esp'nae
Berry, Boston. II y DmOck Eieanora D'asS' '0''""''
scl%,% as%sur sFcc T9sS hss Go
Nuoya Gapolla sta socoyich Coz
sst Na qis@
onaa eervasio San Dominic rSve Cy apa Bar ROW
Amas dsIgqS ss 9br zAc NORM nV cora Tor
dsr su T%aS' PsR sT GerA
for orders Bnham Pickering q C o. posad sr Ewart
Liverpool Wren y 70 Ks, 81 Johns NJ outOrbrdge
Curacao olsen wila@s,d5 ,S DC Lima a,rv WHITE
Ellis Iorrey Sortok Staples fs@ue Han. rpp
G nESfs Ts& vanfnn Or amT - Js9n B. B.
Jennie suDs Stubs oaps Haynen st 1SS Pom on
Pe{s pe'f sareston sgnt Bailey q CO. Crab
tree Jacksonville. Warren Ray; sea bir' Doyle
nA'A0'' " iAo CORRECTION.
Rark recan cleared the INST by hcCuloch Becchor
q CO. not as rep0r'e% NOTICE
Tho Hamburg American steam Packet COMPANY Hamburg s
gushing night sna two snIs "a between the
same IN colos light red white blue burning
In Succession" MISCELLANEOUS
,ox,o, nee 2.eark Mersoy (Br,. Capt Sutherland, at
casson Dock from Quebec has lost her deekload
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
.xrvpvp Doc 2A-Arr,yed str switzerland (Beigl from
sWrnEs Dee 24-Arrved, str Trafalgar rom saya1nah
iyEnPooI pee 2i-Arrived srs CraigioItn Sbra ,iv,n
Charleston; Australian Obj from Galveston
ron ngsssrows DEC 94-sae City of Berlin from Liver
POI AVASa Dec 2i-saed Newport for NewY0rE'
posros Dec 24-Below, strs Gamorgan, Lohooh oaAo"
Philadelphia; Rochester. London. - p.,.,.,nh,a
IIearei airs lelan baltimore; roman runWo,pn,s,
Gaacns & vea srs Km Lawrence
II Wiling, PhIladelD1la, ,,,,.
DELAWARE BREAKwATBR, Doc24-Arnycd, sus Lsneas'e''
Wliamspori.
NoHVoLK Dec 24-Sailed Knight TeAplar IiyerpooL
EEwORIFANs Dec 2t-Sailed str His toran, Liverpool
HATE cammander liverpool; Buenaven ura Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA. ArrIye strs Aries os,Vn ihmon1, san
ing Providence; G nlipede BostoI sahit@ iicino"'' gun
tee Fan Elveri Pantheon. portsmouth poon p,cnnond
Ceared Regulator Newfork !" SVhiIpng
providence Norman session; Juniaa' savannah Lo'u H'
sAyAssAH Dec 24-Arr1ved str dec Appoid' bsitmore'
FOREIGN SHIPPING
IoSpos Dec 24-SaiIed inst, GrnndIoven Netne ga
inst xsSoy C,srbe latter Tor Ba,more Glad JianEs
NewYorK: Razeto for baltimore; IraDsaIsna., 40.
Neworosns Vayiien 9r & I9e 'h fS
TorS Patent, Prndcesssn 5stn lhst I1,
aarfarger Capt Hay orscn the latter for Pensacoa MINI
aTyed"i7th inst Galaer Regia: 21-t inst ChathamJuno
Cant rando) Pride tho Ocean, fuya ga INST bI01rehe
Em,na Parker w Wend 23p inst Annie n Law, BartOo
o. Dandvaro Beatrice, Bandina Emilia Flora stafford
JAIL tnst El eer capt Gundersen Eureka capt Wood
WORTH Finland Lizzie Troop, Mary Fraser, Orient
Eoy later snip NetOs u any. see fifth Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

from other persons merchandise valued at "a 800.
on the representation that be was the owner OF sew
'eral houses and large tracts of land near Chatnsm
where he mad purchased a farm. He was arraignen
before Justice Morgan yesterday. and held IN
"a 600 bail TO await the action OF the 0rand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

fornia IYfsh lpenus Hotst-Sanators William Pst nsr
log OF Lonl lana O. Pugh o. Alabama anu
John of NewJersey exG9verno, iscnrd Of
1DoK OF and Congre Thaddeus O. Poup. VI
VIA lycUoort House William Hsmersiey' Oh hNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
TRYING TO ESTABLISH HIS OWN IDENTITY

A man in search OF his father appeared last Sep
+e,nher al fine Bureau of Vital Statistics he was
a farmer from Great Bend, Penn. and had been
brought up by a man named Cleary. When he was
real name vas Co0gan and that be was born III
New-York aud had been taken west when an infant
BY the man Cieary, to whose care his latter, wren
he went To the Mexican War, had entrusted him.
In the Bureau of Vital Statistics he found the record
OF his birth and of his mothers death. The story
of his search published and reached the ears OF
ms father who had settled in Philadelphia. The
two were recently reunited. Yesterday Dir. Coogan
paid another visit TO the Bureau OF Vital STATISTICS.
His uncle, Charles Gallagher OF No. 2II Greenwich
ST. perS,steI i'm his belief that Francis Coogan
dead and this time he was in search of proof that
he had not died soon after his mother. Mr.. CoOgan
expresses the belief that he abducted for a
nnr1,ose. and that he will inherit money from his
mothers estate If he prove ms identity c0nclu-
siyely BY the Gallaghers that hope is declared 10
be delusiye, Is the woman whom the young man
claims az his mother died Door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25
Sustaining TIE PIECES or IRON

P,rrsuURG, Dec. 2i-The iron manufac-
49, a.,,ed A q. o.miou ~ a meeting yesterday TO
su mn moro merchant bar below pa eous p.T y una.
rho mammal cara rate 2ia cents. Dut sales
ecn made at 2Ito ceBh. te OH e. Is ~ cAdeayUr 10
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IAnouncemonCs

A HOLIDAY GREETING.
The annual holiday display OF winter QUILTS Tor boys o
2 years up Ia now open AT ,, - j. ,,,I,or sta
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RINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

TODAY
10
U;oo Aool so"e'- 100 i'' $50 ""S
HIGH WATER TO-DAY a VI.
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HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. VI.
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:. TIE MaCkINNON.U

The Holman Pad Co.'s remedies Will Great
radical change In than all the treatment
I'm the world mbned For sale by all hrscass drugSia'
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" lITE MAChINNON.'
Already the famous becoming tanar %
hnaeh1i WORD aud selection OF holiday presents de-
srn,d 10 handsome useful aud novel; the rep
AT No Broadway, should be seen 10 DO appreciated
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IYoN's TooTH TABLETS are absolutely pu
and Tree from acid, grit other hu.tfnl substance
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Artistic FANCY GOODS
DR.. C. w. BESsoN's Celery and Chamomi

Just arrived opening choice asortmcnt OF me IN
I1su PoRcgIAIN FANCY GOODS. Something NEW and HAN
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uo,1r MADE MINCE MEAT.

now ready FOR t noldays Also Pure Old Fashioned ROM
MADE Preserv Jehes Jams. Canned Fruits Pekies sc
&c made and sale Hrs SARAH - MCERAlli 90 NC
Brooklyn. send for circular containing reference
and pril es.