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Gen. GarfieIa's Wife and Children.

[Mr. T. L. Nichols Sketch
Is very yhap easa st but not
and appreciates the good things in literature
and art. She reads ''sOlId" books, and the mar
azines; looks well after the house and teaches
her own children; she is ''help-meet'' and an
enterta tanning companion for her husband, and
abundantly able TO entertain his most intellec-
tual friends and visitors. [ should think her
most marked Characteristic Is that OF perfect
attention to her own business and no meddling
with other peoples. she Is unoStentatiou5. She
reused to allow her photograph 10 he sold Or
her picture TO be engraved, though earnestly
pressed to do SO by photographers, elgrayer5
and by many friends. 1 suspect she don't care
to be written about much either, and ] dom
wish to do violence to her desire in this respect
by extended DmmentS.
The children ere two boys one girl, and two
more boys. Their first Child was a girl, which
died when a few months old Their last one
was boy that died when about two years old
Harry, the Oldest living is sixteen; Abram. the
youngest, is eight; Jim" is fourteen; Molly,
twelve; and IrVln, ten years Old. Harry is
quiet, steady boy, very obedient and dutirul,
particularly respectful toward his parents ami
grandmother. The writer had an opportunity
Of seeing Characteristic letter which he wrote
to his mother shol .ly after the Chicago conven-
ton. he and Jim" being In school at Concord,
n. H., at the time He spoke Of the fact thai
some OF his Schoolmates haa manifested great
deal more interest In himself and ''Jirn" since
their pa was nominated for President. He
evidently thought this little Sncbhy, and sal
he d1dn't consider that they were a bit bigger or
better than they were before, and that he would
respect his father just as much 'eyen IL he wee
nolhlng but Congressman all his life." He
dioDt seem to think it very big thing to be a
Congressman.
Jim is what is called roIicklng boy. He Is
never known to be still unless asleep Botl
physically end Intellectually he Is very ssroa :
ara very quick. he masters his studies almo !
without efoif and in Incredibly short Tine AT
sShool ne likes the gymnasium; he eXcals Oh
the traI exc aud the Springboa BARD. Ar home he
stands on his head. walks on his han1s WIN MS
heeis up, turns handsprngs and sonersaullS
and Jumps the fence in preference ID opeang
the gate. He Is good-naturel, kind-hearted I'd
accommodating. and farnou5 for boslsn devil
| ment. molly is rather quiet girl, with re
markaDle good sense for her years; she keeps { =,
her lessons pretty close AMI plays the piano
very well. Irwin Is the queerest geatus OF thf.
family, though don't know how to descI ,oa
him. ABE" is an artist. He Is always maxine
pictures, and seems to prefer drawings Of ma.
ch1nery. train of cars Is one OF his fayorite
drawings, and he will have the engine, bag
| gage. and mail cars, the coaches and sieepea.;.
an SO perfect that 1t would take an expert to
| find part left out.
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The steamers Of this company viii sail every Sat
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second cabin, $50; steerSge, S30 prepaid steeraxe
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Bothns. Wed Nov. "a lGals. 80. Wed, Dec %
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And every Wednesday from New YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 and sloO gold, according to accommodations.
Tickets TO Paris, q % gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage ST very low rates. Steerage tictets from
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Sailing days from Baltmore-Every wEDNES-
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From New York-Every WEDNESDAY and BAT
foot Clinton STD
Elegant passenger accommodations Lowest
rates freight guar snteeo.
Rates OF pssssse-First class, s5, including meals
aud Etatsrcom berth. steerage, 81. meals, II de-
bred. zsc. per mesl.
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SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
For 81 the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS ~ fas
Gs he6nardtowu and Nomini; returning MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare AID Freight at lowest rates
iylS-ly +. j. STONE Pu-ssr
, 1880-12-22

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. al.-A private letter
from IIaWesyIftc gives the particulars OF u
tragedy Which occurred there Saturday.
Charles McAdams shot aid killed Philip
Rya1. ut tho house Of c. u. Sterritt, editor Of
tho Pltitndcatcr, Ryai commenced tho af-
fray by firing ut hfcAdams Will, pistol. WHEN
the Inter replied with a shotgun will, instan-
aneoMs fatal result Both parties wDre we'll
known and highly connected young i,lon, aud
i,sat, lea TIs two ' IRE col,nected @ % ista,,ty @ Il % Mc
Atlams' brother marrying lsyni's sister.
Fn,nfly troubles WorH at tho bottom OF the
difficulty, It Is said tlMt soIno resllarks by
McAdalns about kyn!'s s'ster caused the r. r.
was tho result
, 1880-12-22
THE WAnKEN COURT,
s11EnMAN AND a1fEisiDAN AT LuGoEr.

11tsADA,
Ssfstdl Dtspdtth to 1'ht CAfeapo 7rtbt,n4.
WARRINGTON, u. G., Dec. .l.-'rhe cosnpll-
cnt'ois ,sslt0nk army Otticers OF high rank nre
Just ut present quite numerous. 1t llas ut
last cois,e ont that THO Warren Court Of lii
qulry flas been tho cause of decided differ
encea Of opinion between Gen. S|Irrntnn and
Gen. Sheridan. Tho former fayured tho Or
dcring Of tho court on tho ground TINT It
would DO well to smooth over old difficulties
and differences in tho army. Gen. ShorItian.
however, Waved the matter In thu light of
at order which placed Gen. Grant and him.
self on trial, and compelled them to show
that thoy wcro justified In relieving Oen.
Warren Ut tss command ut FIVE Forks wh11u
iii tho face Of tho enemy. This difference
among tho chiefs Inns spread among tho aA-
herehts Of eaei,, until
1SSE1s MILITARY clncLEs
aro quito atve to tho subject. As soon as
the order for triai was Issued, ucns. Grant
and Sheridan acted iii full concert, with n
View Of entirely yindfcuting the!r action.
This they accomplished, but both arc 70.
ported to be very much dissatisfied with
having been placed in a position where an
effort OF thls kind OIL their part wns made
necessary, and both are said to hold Gen.
Sherman responsible for tho order granting
the Court, since, rs they believe, had he OBJ
tected. tho President would not have con-
Sentcd to calling 1t.
, 1880-12-22
ILLINOIS RIVER,

Annual Report Of NAL. Lydseker, In
Charge OF tho AmpFuvesncnt-XSAnt
xIa4 Heota Dono Thus Fur, aMd What
II Recommended tor shc Fu ture,
Syeetal CarrtsPossdetHs Of 7a catsaeo Tribune,
WASHINGTON, d. e., Dec. 10.-The follow
lug nru tho lualn features Ut the a.lilllhl re.
port by Mai. Lyaecker, Corps Of Enetucers,
on the Improvement Ut tho Illinois isfyur,-
'a,a a!!.!mpostant link In tho through wAser.
connection between Chicago alld the Missts-
sippi River:
THE nErO1er,
"As tue beginning OF thu year tho outdt for
building brush Mld stone dams, mud for
dredging, was awaiting completion aid trial
at Pa0rlu, whore u,e work Of construction
haa. been ill progress. Everything having
been placed In working order, the entira tleut,
In tow ot tlle steail.sc0w. WIS started aUwl.
the river To Pearl Shoals the point at wlllct,
the season's work WIS 10 begin. In the
meantime the working organization Ind bee1l
perfected, the accumulation vi material for
ianls hnd been commenced, aud the clluIn.el
Wlllcl! 1t was designed 10 make had been
marked cut. During all the period OF op,ra,
uuns the river stoud ut all unusually low
staget-a condition most most ullfayornblu
for work. Tho use OF dalup scows was I'LL
possible, aid tio only course " follow in
dTe4glnK was to opoh chnynel through thu
bass, casting tho exeayated material iM u
bank ,b4slus the cut. with tho design OF re-
moving 1t when the watar should rise 10 a
sufficient hight. Tlla scows engAyed In
transporting nIaterIal TOR tho dams could
take but s4,all loads, aud IN many eases they
could not oven then ls conveniently placed
beside the daln,
"1'horo are many auukcn logs and saass
III various parta Ut tho river, Which. being
dangerous distractions In periods Of ordinary
low wa,er, proved mora tlian usually
destructive durlng this season. Tho new
tow-boat, ruuliEng oil o1,o Of thon,, wus sunk,
a1.d hal t., DO hnWleu out for repairs. pn
another, four iaIRu barges Wero sul,k,-ono
Ut thonl being IL total loss. Accordingly
lad ouo ut tho scowa TlKxel With thu 'uec.
, 1880-12-22


alelphin WHEN he sntl Tint, III far as Ito wns
advised, they were perfectly willing, 30 far
a. they could under tho law, to permit that
kind VI deposits. In tint why nlarket would
immediately le tnatlo for tic bonds. Tllcro
WINS no rcnson why tho United States should
nut borrow inol,py ut Il lower rnto Of interest
than any uttlor country atnung tho civilized
untons. 1t Ind tic power aid ability to pay
bu,h principal nlld interest, and there was il0
reason why American security should not
have superior credit and stand Mt tlso head OF
tho Government securities OF tho world.
There Ind been. he saEd, sumo ntllses III tho
past III eoilicction with roflItltng tho public
tlrbt,-for Instance, In regard to tho pay
nlcnt Of commissions. kIo wanted to know
whether tl1s hill allowed commissions.
Mr. L. Wood replied that, III tito forMor Re-
funding law, one-l,nlf Ut per cont was nj.
lowed, which Yas to cover commissions al'd
oil expenses Ut printing mud issuing tlle
bonds. In this bill 01le-quarter Of per cont
was allowed for tho cost OF dtsposinH OF ti'o
bo,sds, but that did not Include tho cost OF
printing. .....
Mr. C'ntltn remnrked that the cost OF print
, 1880-12-22
fI1.NnnYN.


9pFttdl UHpa1th To I3a ER@tdeo 3HbNn4.
PAXTON, ILL.,, Dec. 2l.-'The trial Of a. G.
Ilc,ldryx for tho murder of Stoyenour, On a
change Of venue from McLenn, Is ncarlng
Its close. THE defense te4lay exaslilea &
number Of Witnesses then, Dick
Douglass, jesse md Fro4 1Iondryx, who
were witnesses Of tho killing. md Abram q.
1Ic1tlryx, tho prisoner. Tho dcfenso will
probably rest their case carly tomorrow,
x!.eM tic prosecution will offer evidence III
rebllttal. 'rhe testimony Ut tic defendant and
the four witnesses above mentioned would
wero no other evidence. As It Is, The
opinions Of, those who have heard tho
testimony tltlfcr materially. The gcnsrnl
impression secll,8 to bn that the Jury Will
either hang OF acquit tho prisoner. A new
cost Mel Lean County thousands Of d01lura+
, 1880-12-22


Rgp BANK, n. j., Lice. 9t.-The heaviest
snow~st0rni known In ycars yet In this l,lnril-
Ing, falling Nil incl Ill hour. TlIe r0nds are
blockaded aid railroad travel i,npcsled.
LoSu BRANCH, Dec. .l.-A storm Is wash
lug away tic great ocean pier. Two ioct.-
motives on the New Jersey Southern lsaEt-
road are bound III sfUwslide ut Drancli-
purt.
Eighty feet Of Long Branch l'1er Is de-
str,yctl, the sea breaking thirty feet Ut tho
large columns. Tho latuage Is estimated at
$50. .0O0.
The New York & Long Branch Knllroad
trallls aro deIayed ut Little Silver by Il SHOW
DRIFT ten feet high,
3oKDESrowS, n. j., Dec. 21.-Snow lies n
foot deep OIL Il level hero aud tlree feet deep
In drifts.i
, 1880-12-22
GOLD NOTES.

os9fF3Ak01t
WAB1IISGToN, Dec. 2l.-The provisions Of
tho bill introduced today BY Senator Dockt
ITO authorlze the issue Of lcgnl-tender notes
OF tho United States upon deposits Of Eold."
are, III substance, as follows:
]. Tho right IL confurrcd upon any American
e!tlxop, firm, OF corporation. to deliver to tho
United Btates Assistant Treasurer at tho Now
York bub-Treasury. Unitod Btatcs gold coin In
sums Of *l0,oW. or auy multiple thereof. snd.
upon such delivery, to recalyo from tho New
York Sub.TruaauEy IN equal amount Of legal
tender notca Of tho United Statos, to DO speUial.
II isaut,d by tho Secretary of the Tsoaaury for
this purpose, III denominations Ut not less than
S.u each, payable On demand. and In alt respects
similar to tho Uuited 6tato4 1cxal,tsqdor notes
, 1880-12-22
RlspEATERS SENTENCED.
Eptefqt NspdteA to 1As Chicago Tttbuss,

Isu1ANApoL1s, Ind, Dec 2l.--In tho
United States Court to.lay Joseph ]! !astess,
OF South Bend. convicted Ut voting twice at
the OctobWr election, was sentenced to stx
mnnths' Imprisonment IN tho Nurther,, poni-
tentiary fro.a thu 5th Ut November, thu date
OF his arrest a slmalur sentence wis pro-
nounccd against Morton Troxler, w1,o VIC
lated tie election law III the Southern. bart Of
tho StAte. Ile Will be located III tho Yanttur-
burg County Jall. This dlsp,scs Of al! the
election cases, about Which soilucA llas beejl
R8f1 LII the DlulpcrAtIu uEeaa.
, 1880-12-22
JUDGE WOODS.

-s-0 3~H'- ~NN''
,v ss". 4laee" - ~ "a, 80 e"'eaeo a 4t,1aae. ,n'a
MAsllaSuloS; ,' - ~, Dec. ''nlheto mas M
avery hh'aate'1 aeohte III LUG Sonate' thls
at'esHooh, IN executive session, over tha corr
nFlhatloil o. JuaRe Woous' nominated 70 inc
ouptehie eomft' ne having oeeh 1a'oraolY
leporlea ny tno judiciary Com'hlt1eo' Ihofo
Meie Aooa H'.lly speeches 1haae' put
eo',siaetl.o1e i poitaoa VI u1e uhae Was aoVo1ed
~ Aio!sterlne. lHe Two tteosgla oenatofs.
nsu iieit aha 'at' bso"n' 7e.y eathes.'y sup
poIte" the conMrMat!on, as ala baYaftl' anu,
hs !epoiteo' heI'snh. goou Hahy 4eao-
lux hepllol1ca1ls 1avofco Wooas' alo IL Is not
'eafhea thal ally ol the lsepaollcans opposed
h's eohafMattoh. iile stfoheest opposition
ean'e IRON Lonisiaiin' Jonas, OK tha1 sta1,
pe!.e snppoftea ny Ga!l OF rloflaa, Vance
o. North Carollna, Eaton ho1 cohneckcut and
oaalsbufy OF Dclawafe' --..--...
THE dlouNp or THE OPPOSITION
was that WOODS was oarpet-bagger. THIS
"ls haae III pretty ohlpilatlc way BY Jo-
nas, Notwithstanding tae lact ttlas Jonas
himself Waa born In Kentucky a1ld spent
most OF his llfo in Illinois, aud IL himself q
carnet-baggDr In Louisiana. This fagt Is
said to have been brought out In debate,
somewhat tn the discontinue OF Jonaa.
Senator Elmunaa very strongly supported
WooIs, and said tllat tho best men at the Dar
In Ills circuit, Democrats md Republicans,
unl,cdiy favored him. It appears that q
Brrat mlnny Louisiana lnwyors who nre Den,-
ecrats have sent letters to tho Judiciary Com.
mlttee tayoriug Woods' confirmation, md
hr. Jonas stands pretty wolI alone III his op-
position. Jonas WINS also opposed TO JudEe
Woods on uln ground that he had made
A poLyricAL DECISION
In the Grant I'artsh cnsas. rrhnre .vere n
, 1880-12-22
pOCKET-lsICKtN1.

CINCINNATI, u, dec. 3l.-Wiitlam John
son, u farmer from near Batavia, WIN !,!u
just disposed of lIogs, alid hsld drawn ttio
money from. the bank, was' to-day robbed By
u llckpocket in the enttuilcu OF the bank OF
sasGlat hours utter leaving tho bunk, but Iii,
, 1880-12-22
!JOltnson remembers passing through
cfnwd, aiiI beilg jostled at the cnd OF tho
ARR F1TEu,

tEr1sorr, MIcl,., DEG. sl.-'rhe Supervisor.
Clsrk, and Justice, constituting tho Election
iIoart of the Township Of Lima, Washte-
,iaw County, have been arrested, charged
with receiving tho vote pf man nfter he
liatt been challenged, md without COMPEL.
!ng him to swear It Iii. Tie accused arc oil
Democrats.
, 1880-12-22
FCitt}E1tY.

CtNc1vvArr, Dec. al.-A Commercial ape-
clal from Sidney says: J. L. Ay1rs, proin-
!nent cistzon, has been arrested Oh charge
Of forging school bonds 10 the amount Of
go. .0O or en}0O. Ilc has hitherto held a
iligll reputation for honesty.
, 1880-12-22

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Dec 2l.-Snow
tsas fallen In Northern Virginia thlrty-tltrec
hours without inter,tfsston. Trnvcl Is lln-
.eAe4 md trees broken dow, BY the weight
of SNOW. l. storm OF such severity llas not
berli experienced fur twenty-five years.
, 1880-12-22

OFFICE or THE CHIEF S1usAL OFF1cEls
WASHINGTON, D. T., Dec, .a-1 a. n.-For
Teuuesseeand the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
wenther, light variable Winds I'll tho eastern
portions, rising followed by falling baro,ne-
ter. and stationary or slight rlso III tc,nperu~
ture,
For tile Upper Lake region, partly cloudy
weather and occasional light snow, north
the night by lower temperature ulld rising
barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, generally cloudy weather al,d
peraturc, winds shifting tn nurtherly aud
westerly.
LOCAL uDaknvArIoNY.
II nh JIu1 1.1e IN
, 1880-12-22

8rfetdl D41pdteA to IA CHICAGO 1ffotHft
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 0.--A deputy
United Suites Marshal last night arrested
Robert SfcKeu, residing near atuntmoreney,
OH charge OF dcfraudtng the Pension de-
paftneat. AfcKun alleged tint he lost an eye
in tic scrylcc, wbflo !tliow transpires that the
sight was gol,u before he entered Tic nslMy,
, 1880-12-22

fiocKFolsp, ILL.,, Dec. at.-'rhe nuptfals Of
alr. E.W. Brown, prominent druggist tits
city, and Miss Lizzie A. White, daughter Of
n wealthy farmer f,ear St!Elnlnn Valley, were
celebrated Tonight Over .aN Invitations
Among tlIose tn attendance fron, tits city
was the gradnatsny rinss Ut 1881 ii the ttUcli-
forh Seminary, OF Which she was once a
lIielnbcr. Tho ceremony WIS performed by
l&ey. ". A., Spencer, Of this city. Tho bri,io
looked well, being rohed In II costly cu.l,eu
pink .satln, trimmed With, brpcaded velvet
The happy couple will reat.le lu thts city III q
lion!e provided by the grooul's father, Judge
W. brown.
, 1880-12-22
= PLACE..

WAs111S0ToN, d. G., Dec. 21.-The Prcsl-
dent llas nominated Rodney W. Danels to be
Collector Of Customs at buffalo; Allnn T.
Wtko!f, to be Pension Agent ut Columbus,
O.; John T. Van lngen, tn be Consu1 at Tai
cahuana1 and Harry +. Dill, Of Maine, to 10
Consul at Fort Erie, Canada.
Tho following hnve been nominated to be
Postmasturs: George II. Anderson, ut Pitts
burg; George Il, Hendricks, at Sellm Grove,
pa.; ], r. Scoilell, at palnesyille, o.; 4, y.
Cooper, ut Union City, Ind; Andrew N.
Curry. at Petcrsburg ILL.,; Byron NJ.
Cutcheon, Mt Mnnistee. Mich; r. G. Lane, ut
Palmyra, Mo. aild j. W. McClellaud, at Ma-
rioll, Ia.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate tn executive session confirmed
tho following nominations: Eugene sctluy-
ler, New York. Consul-GclerM at Buclla-
rest.
10 be United States Consuls-Sldney ".
Cooper. Of New York, ut Cadiz; George F.
Lincoln, OF Connecticut ut Stcttin; Edward
A. Youngs, Of New York, at Manila; Henry
L. Atherton. OF New York, ut Pernnmouco;
EVELYN p. 1{ussey, Of Vermont, at Maine;
A!mont Barncs, Of Vermont, ut Curacao; !;
Asa c. Prindie, OF New York, ut Nahia;
Theodore Canisius, Of Illinois, at Gceste-
lnunde; James w. Silver, of Arkansas, Mt
nt IInml,urr. :iol1n 11nrrei t ~ Nav 1t Tor, ~
priatoi: I1ay,d i. McKin,cv ~ I,a1tf"r,in ~
nt iTono1nlu' ~ '''"'
:1n,ncs r 1v,arton r., ho s,,vov,r ~ r,,s-
torns mani at po,tsmn,,t} ~ ] ~ n w. ''"- ''''' " Jug
Ant,rcw i. Dnmont to ho Noy., f,a,,or NJ
Now Or,"ons ~ N'"'"A o'A'soA ~
r. ~, I,rcetvor ~ r,,,,,,c hto,ova-,y,,,.
INN n. ptlkentnu. of " Kansaa s ' NJ WoIoomvo
Kns chares nyer. o9 Kaneos at 1VIchito
Kas'' ~''''' ~ '''o@''
DavId II, nvor ~ Kanoo. =, ,o 1ra,on
anant a. Dnuno, aonn~ ' ,na'an ~ Nv % trar.I
tnr: % '' ' e~''' A""'aA Ao'4
.Joaiob N 11otr,o, - Navoao >, ho A.
s,ynr ' 1T rarann ~, ] M,nt "a -'''e~''' ~ ~ 1A0'
rhonnhiims f;ains ~ ,va,. v,,o4,,o n In
pans;nn 4 u.nt NJ Wasb,nat"n 'T.sr"''' - - '" W
] ncnrnn ~ II ~ Towcr - ~ Wass..,m.o.,. H., ~. ~ n
ba smneryisno irsn"ctor ' ~ IT stae,n Wass.o ~
for Tho sccnni ] nistrict " " ''''o4'
Marx % u FIowrr % ~ sfinneaoto >, ho a,,.
naryls;nr 1nsnontnr nf st.o,n Vasss1a ~ ~ on ,,a
F1ttt ntstrlct - '- '''o'' AVA ''Ao
William f.nwrocoe ~ ohfo :, ,o p,xs.
f,ontroiinr ~ t,,a Traaarrv W. S"'o' ~ ~ H''''
Naa o. f,Itlrs ~ Var,,ort ~ ,o ro,,n,,..
a1oner for the aott1n,nont % ~ Trono', o",! an',
, 1880-12-22
FOIkf5ElkY.

Eptefss Dt*pat<A to M CAttaea 7rlbunt.
DEcATUih it,, Dec. 2o.-Jnnes n. Luns-
ford, indicted for forgery, ami patrlck kyuJ,
indicted for completely in highway rot,-
berry, were arrested here to-day by Sheriff
Fostlr., lsyan gave 81, ,0V0 tatl. aud Lunsford
La lii tnii.
, 1880-12-22
A1IIjSEMENUsS. .
AMUSEMENTS,
NEW ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
,,,,. ltn1sted.st., lated ncas atadisan. Wgst gllo.
WM, ,EMMEII..t,.1.... .HOlr pft3ntlnt1

a Christmas 2reotlnR TO ailt Tho Golden t'ance In
ldMlidny Attire hlidsUI'ler than uyer Iha promlso
fnHlleI! lMh3a1Ae 1ucCHaA uf np9nlnR night. Hpu$g
pnsksd stapdinv RUM nnty. An unrivaled spsoaltY
anu Dramatic company * npttnnr Hv9fy ;,Drfiem-
atlce of this tenut!fI Palace of Anussfuent cutl-
cedtt! " aal IL b. thg MdUl Theatre or AularicH,
h Tsst steta"n w H'sar y nss HpHH. afamn Mack md
Aauncgs "Wednesday aid Saturday. Extrn por-
fornatltes Sunday Aft1rnoun and evening. UtssrI0
TIC following SENl0 u EtfCGa: u Il md I5 Ernls
, 1880-12-22
LONG ISLAND.

FnEEroRT, J.. l., Dec. al.-Fiftcen inches
of snow felt here to-day al,d tonight. 1t IL
still showing fast It Is tho scvercst storm III
thIs sgctioil Of Long isnnd for suyeral yenis.
, 1880-12-22

* V1t&7ONI41F NIVNNH8ks11N14Ttt =
DosroS, Dec. a0-Ilcnry Perkins, pron,t-
nent 'stockbroker, was arrested to-day for
unihwfulty ,lEsp0sinR Of collateral security
tu the vntne Of S12,OW lie Wns admitted to
S25,(>UQ bail. a.