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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

NOTIOE-I will have on my stall OHOlUE
IN BEEF. together with Q fine assortment of
all kinds of MEATS, namely, Sausage and
Sausage Meat, Mince Meat and Puddings. all of
my avn manufacture The same articles may
be- had a. my store, No. CO south Fairfax street.
Also choice Leaf Lard, put up expressly
for family use; fresh Butter and Eggs:
Fruits and Vegetsbes of all kinds, 100 blbs of
Apples, Pickles BY wholesale and retail, Gran.
berries, Hon,iny and Beans, Oslsup. Warwick
SHIRE Sauce and pure Olive on. l0l bills FISH,
consisting of Mackerel. Shsd and Potomac Her.
ring; also fine lot Of POULTRY, consisting of
TURTLES, Ducks, Geese and Chickens. I re.
spectfully ask share of patronage.
Eor25 B. j. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

The WEATHER Tho weather 10 day was
COLI damp and cloudy, finally ending 10 regu'
lar SLOW Storm. The mercury In the Their.
moneur however, has registered one or two
degrees higher than il has for several days
pass. The river is filed With hoating ic., and
the boys have had good time skating %
Huni,g Cr+ek, where ico vas cut this morolns
tHo and q ha 20 three icehss thick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25
SCHOONER IN WH1nLw1ND.-Ths Wash

SCHOONER IN A WHIRLWIND.-The Wash-
inssou Star of yesterday afternoon says:
Yesterday, about 10 o'clock. while the
schooner model, Capt VIM. Simpkins, losded
with oysters, was passing up the river, when in
fros. OF Fort Washington she was struck by q
whi,lwird which completely uuShipped both
her mssts and left her powerless on the stream
No further damage was done and Lone of her
crew injured. The dismsniled boat WAS brought
10 the 18th stree wharf last evening a. O CLOCK
By the steam tug Kate The captain ttates that
thing t,snspired 20 quickly that they hardly
knew what bad ppensd when it Was over"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Tc- day, recon- m sna
cd by the p eslaeut as day OF ihanEssls!og
fer the blessings the nstioa has enjoyed duh7g
ina psst wear, has been observed by 40 alnost
General suspension OF business. and the city
PRESENTED genui5e holiday appearance. The
banks, tie custom house, the pcstotics, mum
her Of the commission houses and stores. the
Vr,inia Mid and 4 r. and other work shops
have been c!ossd. Religious service, were held
this morning in Christ, Grace, and the German
Lutheran churches. AID Rev. Mr.. PeaIce will
rrsach Thanksgiving sermon 10 the NJ. r
t,hnroh to night. The annual missionary mstt
;ov Of the Wopeu's Ubion Missionary Society
f. the Protestant Episcopal Church will al:o
lake pIacs to night 10 St. Psul's Church, at
which Rev. Dr.. Norton and Rev. MessIs Suter
and Sharp will deliver addresses. A large
sunbsr Of Alexaodriaps visited Washington,
and iarse number Of WashlDgtonian' visited
Aleyandris. Numerous cunning parties LETT
esrl0 this morniog: soma ofthem went M the
road to 30 gops several days. but the msi,rlty
of the sportsmen coutented themselves With
G,;ny away at the different species of tho feath'
a., tribe thu: inhabit the marshes and s~smps
On the outskirts of the city. The Alexandrls
R.forn Club distributed hot coffee during the
d,y, free to all who called for it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

POLICE NEWs.-The cnl9 CAFE befcso The
Mayor this morning was that Of O young map,
sr,es,ed last nisat for bsiug drunk on tbs
streets. aud abusing oil z,n. Hs was haad
fva dollars ard discouraged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

The THREE CARD MONTE MEN. Among
ihs recommends .ons by the grand jury OF the
Criminal Court. in Washington. yesterday. was
the following: "Wo further recommend the
rsssaso of some Law promptly and effectively
puaisbiog the ''three-csrd monte" and other
tricks Of professional class of sRindlers DOW
iotes.iug this community, and 6gu,iog as guides
t. strangers abou! the capitol and public depart
nien;s."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

REVERSIBLE OvERCoATs (nsw designs) at
NOSE WATERWAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

BOYS ULsTeRs BOYS ULsTERs BOYS
ULsTERsl at NOSE WATERWAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

HOSIERY, GLOVES, Handkerchief, Coi.
- i0A' 9. q. BERRY s.
v AD1es AND OHILDREN'S MRH1No
4 VESTS and PANTS, all sizes and guam
ties, at W
7EPHYR WORSTEDS, Germantown Weols
II and Knitting Yarns, in All shades an9 S &,S
az . ~ " ~ ~ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25
ARMORY HALL.
nIGHT-THUkSDAY,

ARMORY HALL.
THANKSGIVING NIGHT-TH kSDAY,
November 25th.
The Iiltl- FsvorItfs,
THE SCHUFT CHILDREN,
Seven In number. in ye ancient ~ Zee Dooile
Do'' and their new quartette, "Gliding Along"
with full Drum Corps Accompaniment
The ladies admiration. Master WALLIS with
his big bass drum will BE- pleased to see all his
friends on that occasion.
Little BESSIE SCaUTT in humorous reel.
tstions, including Tom Hoods "Lost Heir,n IS.
ssisted by the following artists: Master John
Doncb and Miss Augusta Donch, in violin and
piano duets.
Mr.. "Jonnis" Corbstt the peoples favorite in
his inimitsble character sketches together with
Aimee's Pretty .s Picture" and his orisina!
Irish Policeman
NEIL BELT, in German Character Special.
tiep, michael Schneider's Party" and the pa.
theic recitation. ".:omebody't Mother"
w. T. COLLINS, in choice Bari o selections.
"Brannsgsn'5 Band March," Homo. Sweet
Home" With variations, &C
Tickets Soc; gallery 25c. Children accom-
panied by their parents Is cents to lower floor.
No extra charge for Reserved Seats, to be had
at Tenneson & Co.'s Wall Paper Store. 6S King
street. nov O-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-25

hMUsEMENrs.-The Soh1tt Cbl3reo. ven
ia gu nber, in ye ancie1t ~ nkee Doodle Do !"
spd their new qasrte,te. "Glidl0g Aloug,' wl!l
DO q. Aruory Hall to sight. The eDtertaio--
tnents given by thsae children ara chas:e aud
highly amusiog. Great praise has been be-
-,owed upon them wherever they have beer.
Miss Lulis Clay BiSbo will give ooe ct her
ssloet readiogs at Armary Hall to morrow zig t
uads the auspices OF the Ladies' UAion Relief
Association of the CITY Mis- Babie is q foo
eicc1uoeisf, end wherever SEE has been en-
rouiuns have been bestowed uyon her by
tho prcsa Tee programme published IL &C
o.hsr c,lumc, hes bee selcotsd With view to
sui; The varied tastes Of her audteIc,. and
chs:ning evening is suti,ipating.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05
vi.
Die bret @reuae.

90 Steffen ieinef1 Bruber ~feinestueos
iber bic 9atur ieiner eeribtli9en Ser
banblunsen aufsetldrt battle, mar Der
Iebtere rli9t tuenig %erftnunt, als aud
jeine 8eusennusio9e nerlnn9t tpurbe
uno 5tuar fur ben fOleenben Gag. Stef.
fen fam febr nerfrie6li9 bonn Oberses
ri6ts Sutiid uno inste, bic 2umperei
tOP ibm u Snsi 9ase, ba elm apeiier
Termin auberaumt Ddre, rm aud fem,
Nlbert's 8eusniB 5u r%ernebmen. Der
Shu5t bon einen Bnnterotteur tuife
re9t gut, baB gilbert MIR tpie6erbOlcn
tonne, tpns CT, Gteffen, bereits bei9tuo,
rem babe, absr Der 8etriiaer tpoIe nm
iebsn Breis %getptuneu, in Der 6offnuns,
bic alte 3ramper unife fi9 noh ertp,is
den laHen, Dber es tperbe ibm eelinasn,
nod mebr ebrli9e 2eute tur9 Orcumen,
tenfdli@uns urr tbr eisentbum 81 brin'
geni
sd perftsbe uidtsl' fnste sllbert
sons nertuirrt.
SD baGte, On tuiisteft bic Gaae Be,
reits, fonft wir6e i6 fe Dir ldngff er,
3dblt bnben. Sener !Sermann 3ange,
tuobnhoft in B~Otterbers, unier Better,
aus Reuburf sebirti9, mar Der BHeses
fobn elmer seuifm @ittDe Trnnper ID
R6ln, einsr i9ibsr rei6en Jrau. Oh
erSlrnte bic Ute uno fe sOs firalif
lire gapitalieu surid. 2ange, ge'
tuobut in usberfns su Iebea, gerdtb
babur9 In cine 4lerRr1e nab biftt iif5,
inbern er einen Wii6 pnrbrmet, ami
tuel6em fih unisr 8ater. gbriftiar
Nnenbanf, fir bic Suntnte bon biertdu,
ienb T6alern ffit 2atse nerbirgt bnbeu
ien. Shlan ausaeoa@t, bal bal So
ter @briftien fann Hi9t f9reiben, alio
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05
Remfaettfae site.

I'm tDirfian 81 ffin, fonts bic 6iIfe 81 rt9ter Belt
fOHimen, iuenH bic Rieren untbdtis uerben, mas ear
Ieini Der San, 1T ihueu uuo Der 1Iaie r~etiseitie me.
bi5iutide 9dfe 5u %brinssu, nm He In ben Staub 80
ieseu, ihre ridiisen 5uuftiOHeu On SO1brlnsen. DHrd
ben @ebraua bon 6phettet's Raaeubtt
tiers ais biuretii&es gattteI tuirb ben cperatiSHeH
oiefer ersaue bic erforberIide guerste ertteHt, NIB
thetl fir bic ~eiunbbeit i'm NnaemeileI. 0eftis
utrtenoe SfimuIansen ihaoen ben Rteren nHb Bee
Blaze rnehr as fe ifnen nffbeu; ALIEN btefes 5urers
Iditge RaturmitteI berIeiht linen uur ben anfrtet,
oefen fe %beohrfen, NIB mid mebr. Bran bebenRe.
bag 9teren uuo 3Iafeu eioeu tn eiHem noraesdritfs'
men Stadium Der Gutnideluue bdufa ieoer drstttdbaz
sunff inotteu uub eiueH f5bfiihen BerIauf nehmen.
nm eefdhlliGeu 6oIaen pcrSnbeuesn, thut man eeni
nmfiG9reifeu burt bas angeoeutete geittel GiHhsIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

: Sn elmer &orreiponben5 aus RaF.
lei i'm sSaun6uer'i9en &urier" 1T pom
einem Subitripticnsbau i'm Softbeoter
IN 8afel bic &eoe nnb es beift mort
lid: -9ie 2oaen erften STANCES tuarsn
ebenfans fur Bsiu9et bes 8a[innleS
reiernirt aebalten unb bienten, ipueit
Re ni9t tan5ten, als SispTdse our Be-
obndtung beS san5en lebbaftett Treis
bens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05
Nar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mefnfebEu N.


EaHb IN Dt0fdt10n 1buhfg, z3tBtuHFus
a~nsstJH4tG 6etm1tnbereteH nit te.ess
mad bet Goae an BEN binigeu Brriien pou - - ~ pH
Nder ~ habea. Die AafeeIunat beLen 4trptnnILt
Sm Ietfen Sabre pirbeu 8 S6nlh&aier erit4tet IIIo
Sabrfrassn eebauf, iDeIGe De etnaeetuns MI Rseniea
ant Der einen uub nit Der eenfrpIedgn anI ~ aitetta
frnff forie ueaeu biGiaer Gtheutdhutlfets penoe mag
En rnfrbfi6 o6er iGriftIiG an Johniens vtefekeG
I'm. - ,ub&pi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05
vi.
Der neue Bunber6pctpr.

1eber bic greisnife, bic 6ermann
2anse's Fob uorous stnser, tuuree 5tpnr
riel serebet aber aud niel seiGtuiegeu,
oas beist bieieuieen, tuelhe niHts Sids
.eres tDubtsn, rebetsn, bic Ginsepeibtep
aber i6pieseu. Der Fob besanseflag<
ten mohte niGt oaein ben @ruRb %
elmer aetSifeu gietdt leser, m'br nod
mo&te fi9 niellei6t bic 5raae fiblbar:
Bar 6eruiann 2anse tpizfIi1 EN- Be
trigger? limb menn &c % eaidt mar,
wesbal6 uortete &c niGt bas Gnbe ber
1erban6lmna unb feline 8ermntbuns
nb? Dime 8weifel bate f@ Der Selbfts
m5rber feline Gage nersiueifelter borse,
felt als fe e. mar, beam bic Sirma
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05
u. .. GteoIer, Ell. q; s 1:

HranfeH. S6uaren. GnaReu, anspfea, e4sErGen gl1
oeutshen nn6 franaSfSdea Ntafter ahf 2aaee. gthet1
fnuaen FIR aue tn ofefes FAD etniAlegeHAe Mrfftet peea
ben auf las forafdIttefe dnsgefhhrf. gRutter yeseSs
4 4Bnni& bereifiDinisff aefaHef 27HS,DopllS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

Beinsarten 2. Geb. - Sier ftarb
beute bic SHUTTER bes in ueiteren &rei'
fen tetannten homSopdsbii@en Hr5tes
Or. Slider IN einem utter BON nabeSu
hunbert Sobren. Sm Ntdr5 bate fe
tbren 100. @eburtstas sefeiert.
Gus 8a6en, Q. 5ebr. = SIM Nbelss
heimer @emeinbepnlb aderber9 Durbe
Der fart in Bermeiune Heterogeneous
un6 BON 2il6 unb &abeu s~r6btentbeils
enileTihte 2eidnam zines unbefnnnteu
aefnnben. Nan tpeiB ni9t, oh bier Elm
Bsrbre9en, elm Selbamoro oSer Elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

Bern, 4. Sebruar.-Sn BEN groeeKs
Sentung ee9en bic ct. 9ottbar6babn
uuroe Iestere bon benz S9ie6sseri@fe
eiHffimmis aur 8e8abluHs BON 174,OOO
Srcs. gntibdbisuug, TO- ME in idnrlt'
li1e @eri@tstofteu nerurtbeift.
@aabt, 8. Sebr. - Der @re6e Ratb
IN benz ioeben in Ste.f@roir ~beritorbea
men Rptar 2ouis Sacearb zines ieiner
dlteftea Witsliebsr nerforer. Saccarb
seb6rte benz Grobeu 4atbe felt 1916 an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

Zen, neil G0it0r Noetto1ttt 4u t1rt 9eru>
fen tpurbe, er fonnte i'm aber NIT aner
D1ibe ni9t rettenl"
vSpl" entge9nete Senne NIT einem
@sfihte. nls tudre ibr niGts auf Der
Delt eriuini9ter, tuie 6ermaun 2anse's
Sslbfmorb .nein i'd tuuBte nidtS oas
uon!"
,8or elmer bdIben Gtunbe fam bic
6rau bes 8%erftorbenen NIT brei &ins
bern an, es mar berj5erreiBeno, fe boffte
i'm nod lebenb 81 in6sn uub fet nun
felbft b~efinuuneslos auf bic 2eide, in>
oeB bic &inoer fueinten unb f1rieen unl
ibreu lieben Bapa - bil6bibihe Rinber
suei Wdb6en in Shren Utter etun unb
elm jinserer &nabe!"
% tpie traurigl" rief Senne betuegt
- lore feline, iel6fii6tise Befrieois
surg i6manb Dor 10 entiesli1en1 SAM
r1er.
Die Rdnferin tpar sans frob, nod
einen Nhnebmer fir ibrer Reuig6eit gee
funben Al baben unb elite nun tueiter,
in Der 6ofnuns, nod elm sueites uus
e%insetueibtes DIR sefansen Su nebmen.
Rarm bate bic @lode binter ibr &c.
f9e1t, als he iib tpieoer in 8stueaune
ieste uno bic Dame uieeer eintrnt, um
sleidiam als trof 81 iasen: oDer
Rann tuelder fid nersiftet, tuar elm
S6tnin6ler, er tuDQte fi6 our9 eine
5dli6ung DOE benz goncurie retten =
aber bic arme Srau unb bic &tnber, Die
bod nid1tS 0dffiE t1rtllen!"
Ra1 biefer Re6tfertigung unb Naffas
se Der 8oriebung s9elte es nod eius
nal unb bic Dame fam ni9t mehr 5u>
rid.
8alb tnbm bic nere Wietberin -Sen>
ne's 9efd0igfeit 70 fehr bur9 bic Be-
forsnns unb rlnierbrineuue BON BUM
|oerteriei So9en un6 Sd9elfen in du<
ipru9, bd6 ibr teine 8eit gum Grfbefn
blieb. Gbenbs lnufGte He tuie6er bin
aus, Db fi6 Nlbert's S@ritt ni6t uers
nebmen IaHe aber fe uzuBte ibr 2i9t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

Uenan, 2. Sebr. - Den 9a6barn e..
9.sfsen Raseli9mietS mar es auf.
M. usn, bas eerielbe fid Biz Dfitiaa
ny pate isaen laiTen. ais man feline
ssSsSaan9 eetrat, tunb man, bns er fid
~ ~ gatle, todbreno in einem 8ett
W. se'@Hara isiuer 2O9ter Lao.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-05

mar su 5einen @uniten perdnoert, er mar
flus 9enus, ni6t elmo ben feinen Germ
ipielen ~ poueu, aber es lag 70 niel
8eionnenbeit, 70 niel Selbftbeberrf9ung
in Gnem, mas er tbat, bnB er fhon bess
balb feiHerlei GnfoB COB; iein Talent,
i9 lei9t In bic Gieent1imli1feiten Der
Reni4en 81 fiuber, tpar in ftaunensz
tusrtber art sef9ult, babel befas er
eineH eetpifsn, ni@t unbere@tigten
Stpl5, Der ibnu bsionbsrs gut unb m6ins
lid ~ @sfi6te ffanb. Senne uagie nas
firli1 ni9t, mad hilbert III frageH, aber
Stefen fam ihr entsessu, ct uuBte,
iein 8ruoer lsbe 5uridse5ossn, iuenri
ni1t bfirftis, troh6em &c fein eanses
Grbtbeif a1ei6 nod bes @aters lobe
dusge3ablt erbielt, IN Botterbed, ieine
&unoihaft be5tehe aus nlttte1oied Sa,
brifsarbeitern - feine 2iebe fir bic
Eo9ter bes n~erforbenen 6ermdnr
Qange n1ifie cine unbegrenate ieiu, .ba
er. dnes, Nnes ron fib mari, nur uni IN
ibrer gdbe 80 iein, freilih iebt, mo Der
6o@ofen tuieber quite GeI&dfte ma6t,
TT bas Wdb6en feline i1tedte Bartie
uno man rOf bOffeu, bnb slbert slidii6
nirb.
@as mar bas? Gum 5ipeitenmale
ererif SeHne cine fniasbare giferfu&t,
ober tieter oIs bcS erffemnl, iup he ibH
Iab, mo Fe i'm 80 perfteben slanbt' -
einiee Tase litt Re iebr, barttt ober tom
bod cine getuife 1erubisaus dber fe-
iuu6te fe bod felbf, weSbafb Gilbert
aebaubelt iDie er hnnbelte. 9ns &dtb<
iel mar sef6F. RO6te e. stidli6 mere
ben, tuenrl er torHte-ia, &c nfuete sfids
lid iDerben, e mar bod 10 gut - BIB
Guf bas Cine, aber be ne.eab Cd Tim,
fue1n Cd nu6 f&iper mari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
THE BREADSTUFFS MARKET EXCITED.
DECLINE IN PRIcEs-BALUREs IN CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS.

DECLINE IN PRICEs-BAILUREs IN CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-PTices on Change. took
another downward whrl to-day wheat declining nearly
cents. corn cent u cent, y c. mt, barley
cents. pork Is 20 cents and lard to 10 cents This
heavy and determined break coming on top OF yeste-
days decline and the steady fall of the past two weeks
caused siderable nervousness and at times the feel
qui'e "pancky." There were scores OF runiors
aft la affecting standing Of some of the smaller com
mission firms, but OF them withoui fouDdA-
ton. AS far known at present the only hrs when
have suspended are Gardner Stone Co. and j. D.
Taylor, The liabilities probably small IN boih Gases
ST LOUIS Dec. 21-It was reported on On inge thls
that The commission house OF Manson. Bartna9w
& Co. mad failed. The firm is old one and neld
prominent position. The late Decline H. wheat IL tos
immediate their SUSPENSION. Tie amOuut
involved, as nearly as be learned now, IL aDont
$4,000. The effect upon the wheat market was de
inOraIzng Casa wheat tell about cents and futures
aocut cents, but before the close there VAS reaction
and partial recovery deals being made at nearly
the opening prices. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER %, 1880

ushers were George w. V. nderboei. brother OF
the groom Thomas Tnoulas. brother of the brIdr.
James I. Pyle. w. 5. Pyle. William Is. ID wa and
G .Orge X. McAlpne. Among those present wer'
Lieutenant Halpin, OF ihe Navy. Ensign fnk, Lieu
tenant Dorne and wife, the Misses HalplDe, The
Misses Braudretb, Mrs. j. c. Fargo, Mis- lrGo, Mrs.
and Mss King. ,he Misses Davis, 7. Monroe Days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Sandf0rd, Dir: and Mrs
George J. Bird Mr.. and Mrs Il. Dunlap, f.. Il. Sage.
Frederick Brooks, Hewitt Howe William Taylor
the Misses Young, w. V. Powers. The Rev. DR. VIII
lam Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs Halpin. of Tarry town Mis-
Nellie A. Brown j. Wood Hitchcock. Miss CT ace NJ.
Sykes, Dr. l.. w. Ranney, Miss Florence scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter II. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A.
Haynes. Miss Lille Banks. Winthrop Parker Alex
castle, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Marsh, Mr.. aud Mrs.
George I. Hope, it,, Mr. and Slrs. William Perry
Forbes Townsend, Mr. and Mrs Eugene KIRBY, W.
Addison Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. ID. II. McAipIne,
Major r.. A. McAlplne and wife. reception was
afterward held at the brides home, No. East
Fart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
GAYETY At THE MANSION HOUSE.

The reception and hop given by the pro-
prietor and guests at Mansion House in Brooklyn
last evening was something OF novelty In the social
events OF the season The partook of the
nature OF a house-warming and given in honor Of
the recent refittng Of the hotel and the change in
proprietorshp. General f. II. Yale. who has kept
the house for over forty years. has retired and
his place has been taken by H. W. Avery. The Commit
tee OF Arrangements composed entirely OF guests
at the hotel H. c. King being chairman. The Reception
Committee was follows Mrs. Eben Jackson,
Mrs T. j. Strong Mrs. C. Grape, Mrs 9. L. Brown. Mrs
W. L. woody Mrs Horatio c. King, Mrs. r. I. Rich,
Mira J. w Wilson Mrs F. III. Wing. Mira. C. NJ. Battle,
Mira ID F. Lewis. Mrs. j. p Rlppeiyea, Mrs. j. f. Butts
Mrs :. V. Lowell Mrs j. w. Sands Mrs g. A Reckna-
gel Mrs A. Lewis aud Mrs. c. A. Avery. over 500
Invitations we're out, and nearly that number
present. The main dinngroom used as the dancing
hall and was tastefully decorated. Refreshments
served az midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
ACCIDENT 70 4 FERRY.ROAE

The Staten Island ferry boat Laura NJ. Starin,
Captain Parker in command, eft New-Brgnton at 8
O'clock last night. Half way between Governors
Island ana Robbins Reef Light the engineer, Mr. jew
ell. observed that there little more water than
was needed IN the boiler of the boat He opened what
Is termed the a jw-oG valve" reduce the amount
OF water. The valve ''canted the seat" and he
could not close It, The cOn3eq that he had to
haul Tho fires of the furnace and blow the steam f.
Thi- made necessary t. anchor the boat The ferfy-
boat N0rtbfeld brDug 4 the passenger abOut twenty
five IN number 10 New-YJrk ana also took the y.
passenger, down To Staten Island Two tugD ats were
ut 10 me sabled steamer and towel her Pier No
Is. North River. where she expected TO I'LL ner
boiler nIgnt, in order resume her tI1pS to-day
n one WAS injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22
THE STORM IN THE CITY.
Snow AT INTERVALS THROUGHOUT THE DAY
vEss Is DELAYED IL The HApBoR - CLEANIN

SNOW AT INTERVALS THROUGHOUT THE DAY -
vEss Is DELAYED IN The HARBoR - CLEANING
TIE STREETS.
New-York awoke yesterday to find the
ground covered with snow, aud the iedthery lakes
still failing. The wind was blowing strongly ana
tossed the hitler aud thher or piled IL In Tiny
drifts. On uptown streets IL retained its whiteness
through the dag but not so the busy traffic Of
the city tramped upon IT.. All day long the streets
a holiday appearance, III spite or the cold
In the all activity The storm was confined
Atlantic Coast, the storm centre having moved
since Monday from Florida to point northeast OF the
coast OF Virginia. Light snow fell at Baltimore Fort
Garry, Mount Washington ana Philadelphia. Heavy
snow was reported nc New-LOnGOn. In this city 2ls
inches OF snow mad fallen at p. After that time the
fall was slight, ceasins entirely at y. m The wmd
blew at the rate rate OF twenty miles an hour at
a. No. dropping TO twenty-One miles an hour at p. H.
Signals were ordered down at 600 p. I'd. Wilmington
and smi hve, North Carolina. Al p. IN. Tue III r
mOueter reg-tere1 2S AZ Bostou 80 ut Chicago ~
&c Del rO $50 az Lon syIe ana $50 PIMA epnId.
The thermometer az HuInut's Pharmacy recorded 3O'
a. 3 a. M. 290 at q - NJ 32' ats a. ~ IS AZ IL ~, H
800 $3.50 y. m, 29' ~ p ~, and 3O' al D. ID. 1he
average temperature for che corresponding date last
year 1919.
Very Jew ssels passed Sandy Hook rom sea yester
day. owing the strong nOrtGnortheast gale blowing
OshOrc, amt the heavy SNOW Storm ana timex at
Dhcre, which made II lmpOssOls To see any ustdnce
Zoe steamships OtrautO, from Hull anu the ANeilI'
from West Hartlepooi. came IN aud anchored IN the
Lower Bay Inc was very sever, DOtn III tno
Lower and the Upper Bay. No craft came through Tue
NdlTOWs in tue forenoon. Several large Engsu stedn-
SHIPS cleared The port IA the morning were COM
p lied anchor of the shore OF Staten Island, where
MY had anchored after having safely md
ont tine gaze. Heavy COASTERS took shelter around
Seguln's Point Toe first boat IN tue morning
ON the staten IsHnd Railway Ferry carrying
the newspapers did not reach sdten Island
until o'clock. On several lrps the boats could not
land AT StapetOn account or the high sea- Az Free
port L. l.. fifteen inches Ut snow tel yesterday. and
last nlgnt IL sti showing fast
Wnc tine al Ing III tue city Yesterday, cap
tain Williams, the Str, Cleaning Bureau, made pre-
para.ins for Gaming vi principal streets IN
The night At nIgntau about 800 aDolers aud $50 cart
were at WORK