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New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
THE SMALLPOX IN DAKOTA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec 27.-Advices from
Wanpeton Dakota, say the latest advices from the
smallpox infected district below there report thirty
seven cases Of which twenty-five had proved fatal fhe
disease is rapidly spreading this side Of the river
aud seems 70 he sInguiary fatal, some victims dyhs
within twenyour hours of the attack 1t is said that
hfo death blood gushed from the cars eyes and nose
Of the patont These symptoms suggest that the disease
ia OF the nature Of the plague No case has occurred
pearer than Afteen miles OF WahpetOn, the Injected
district beng In the vicinity OF Mooanleyyile ana fort
HLcrcrou,bIs A dispatch from Vernon Centre says
smallpox has appeared in the family OF one Becker IN
Startling The citizens greatly incensed as the Eeah
~ the family has frequently visited public places IN the
village and a suread OF the contagion Is feared
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
RORBUDEN TO DO A COMMERCIAL BUSi
NESS

PrrrsBURG, Dec. 27.-The telegraph system
Of the baltimore aud Onio Railway Company on Its
P,tsburg division Is operated under an exclusive CON
tract between the Western Union Telegraph Company
and the Pittsburg and Connellsvlle Railroad Com
many The Western Union Telegraph Company
obtained an injunction in November, 1880 re-
str,ining the Baltimore and OHIO and Pittsburg
and Conncn-ylle Railroad Companies from opeTat-
lng these telegraph lines as was proposed Tor com
meroia business except under Its contract with the
Western Union Company which injunction ia still IN
force The railroad company has recently proposed to
establish separate oloe in the city OF Pitts6urg and
opertc these nra connection with is general system,
rE ,iusIye of tue Western Union Telegraph Company
motion for attachment against the baltimore ana
OLIo Railroad Company Baltimore and ONO Telegraph
Cnmpauy Auu others heard TINS morning before
ud gcs McKennan and Achcson, and thertupOn an at,
racnent was directed to issue. As the parties denied
any intentional contempt the Court ordered theiu 10 pe
discharged upon payment OF the costs OF the proceeding
utn condition that they des,t at once from the acts
r6mplaincd OF violation of the Injunction order
Counsel defendants IN open cOurt UNDERTOOK TOT the
tLat they would doing any oomuerclal bushess
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
.ALAnYhnShNr TO THE STATE pGlSoN.

An adjourned term OF the Queens County Court
wa .eid in Long Island City yesterday for tHc
uurrosr ot hearing gumcnt for new rial IN the
ca e oi Daniel H. Stone, tie aged lawyer who, On
December 1, was convicted OF perjury. lbe mo
a., for - new trial was based on the ground OF
me- . V-di.roV red evidence. DI,tTct-AttOTney
Dow. ia. % posed The motion, and Judge Armstrong
ened he motion for a new trial. lGo prisoner <
ouu~ri ilcn asked for arrest Oi Iu tgmcnt
u order to carry tine ~ the General crm. but
.Ins also WAS denied. When Stone Vas asked n he
I,uu auyjh.ug TO say why sen cucr should not be
pronounced 4 on him. he asked that sentence oe
trlrrr, until tnis morning IA order 70 give him
& Ic % pre- par. statement lie piotcs ed that
Ir prtcce nngs his tudl wore lrgo 5Idr and de-
,.are.! iLat h. was Innocent. He asked the Court
.illI,Il pa sentence to give hin he longest term
aI,nwcd by law. Judge Armstrong sentenced Stone
10 tLe State PriaOn ~ bard labor Tor thrco yearB
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
DIED.

CbEMMER-On December 20, at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. Mary Clemmer Washington, d. c. Abra-
ham Clcniner. aged 16 years.
MoLwITZ. ARTHUR GEoRGE-After severe illness.
our Arthur - 90, -,
Flu nera Thursday D. m December 29th from 962 9Th
ave Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
Burial at WOOdlawn.
sEAMAN-on Monday December rs. Walter q. Seaman.
IN the Seth Of his
The funeral place his late residence OF
Wcstcheser and St Ann saves on Thursday, the ZJtl.
insL at D. Friends and relatives cordially
invited tO attend.
Duchess County papers please COPY
SMITI-At orange, ~ j. MOndav evening December 26th
OF dphthe James Spencer youngest son OF stephen l.
and Martha \. Smitl IN the 10th year oi his age
Relatives and friends invite attend the funeral
vices az the house uncle G. A Smith, AZ Cenerst,
Orange Wednesday, December y, al p m
PHOMPSON-At Marion MaSS, December 81, Arrans,
w1fe samuel w Thompson. formerly VI Brooklyn tn me
18th at her age
NewburypOrt aud Boston papers please copy.
WHIrrEMORE-In Utica, December %, Owon only child
Arthur D. aud Margaret f. WhittemOFe. late OF this city,
aged years.
WOOD-On Christmas Day. at her residence, Wostport
Conn., Miss AlatEea NJ Wood IN the sjth year OF her age
Funeral at 2 80 p. H. Wednesday, December &S.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
R1ILROAD INTERESTS.
REPORTS TO THE STATE ENGINEER.

REPORTS TO THE STATE ENGINEER
ALBANY, Dec. 27.-The Long Island Rail-
road Company reports llows TO the State Engineer
Earnings, Sl9i6GG7 62; expenses, $21G2, 1873 A.
The following is the general balance sheet Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company as
reported IN the State nneer and not contained In the
statement recently published:
Debit Railroad Equipment-Cnsh expended by former
companies and by this company to date 81 $llOO9O2l69D
certificates Issued nj time of consolidation in 1869 and
aiterward converted INTO stock, representing additional
cost Ol road and equipment to the new company,
S3l,l5G00l; total, SHIPS, 100 80
OWlwrsap IN DtIe Ldu .s-Iu lsDn River bridges,
burg kairoa S2,920621 %; Geneva and Lyons Rail
road S53l ss9 03i total Ti99l,SS3 Is grand total,
Sl36,24OO03 ~. Real rstat. IN NrG-YOrk and Troy,
outside OF road, @ll735O0 SO; advances on Harlem
construction account t277J1J 40; companys own stock
aed, Sls42O0 stock ~ the Troy Union Railroad,
$1,000 STOCK in Merchants Despatch and Transporta
lion Company, S73O,575; stock in United ri llues,
SZ2,149 30; stock In th, PlttsOurg and Lake
Eue Railroad, 100000; sock In the New
York Central and Nj cara River Railroad $28,lOO /;
and Corning K Rilrodd, S376OlJ; luel and supplies
on hand Fl,6z4.359 y; Casu un hand, S2iS,9l3 81
stalOn balances, e~6t,77G 81; connecting railroad
balances, s3l6.O7j u United states bonds,
S55s,63i % equipment on Harlem ine SlO4.39l ~
suglry pen accounts. S3J,l9l 10; grand total,
$lj3,2l0,G1O 80.
Capltal stock, $50 942s,30O; funded debt,
Si3,i13,O3} 3J, unfuud,j debt, Sj,jj6,OS2 81 (;
to al, = S3s,i5S,OlG IA; balance previous year,
Sl3,2l6,S7 0S surplus tins year. S714,4S3 90
premium bonds ~oI S77s l5l; profit from sale O iu-
vested securities. $1,000 toJa, $14,7S24s2 5s deOlt
in September 80 1863 Y2o at S9 total Sli 752G64 60
Grand total, elh3.2lO.OsO 81
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
LOSSES AT VAEIOUs PLACES.

CIsCSHATI, Dec. PA dispatch TO me
ItIaes-Aur IRON TER, naue osInateS tne oSsos ny the
fire wuic destroyed portion ~ tho town oil SULLIVAN
Ind ycneray at $J 900. 80 far ~ known the ihsur'
aucc amounts l,OvO, but IL is prooaDie thaI VIII
eACccd tnAt sum.
GALVESTON, Tex Dec 27.-A dispatch from Marlin 10
Tn, Ssrs says: A Dire broke out last night in Adamss
grocery mousse and oOnsumeI al tho buildings between
Cartcr's bank and Woods corner. Inc IoSO "a o'o
SBU, 900: partly covered by insurance.
MEKIDRs Conn, Dec. 27-miliiam Go"dwifs large
lo, house was burned This morning by nocndares Iho
lose rs @l 900; Insured.
GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. ga dispatch from Grocs-
beck ~ The SepS says fire Ou sunday hght dcSo9o on
the establishment OF stain Brothers. LOss $1,000; IN
survd for 10000
BIhGmAMruE n. Y, Dec. IA hro on sunday night
destroyed the large macAnc-shOp Of H. woodruff Inc
loss LIS estimated Al $1,000
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
OBIT UARR.
CHARLES q. MYERS,

OGDENsnURG, n. Y, Doc 27.-Charles u.
Myer, General of state OF Now-lork In
1850 and 1861, died this evening.
Mr.. MyeIs was for many years prominent a"yer OF
~ Iavyr,ncs County lie wa, originally Democrat,
ana a such ho served la Legislature uf 1913 but he
voted Tor Van Burcn ana Adams IN the same Joa, ana
was AN early udherent OF the Republican movement lie
was q gentleman OF line social qualities anu was very
populnr In the part OF thc STATE Before gong
10 Inc Legislature Mr. Myers SurrO gnte Of ot Law"
renee County 1874 10 lSiH IL lotf no was eject
ed D.stct-AtJoTney Or tho cOuIty, hOl"hs tue ohov
for -x wears, In 1889 ne scctcd Attorney toneG
on the Republican ticket In 1873 hc WIS hplolhIed
Canal AppIlscT iUr three years.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
TIE FIRE RECORD.
JEwELRY FACTORY BURNED.

BosroS, Dec. PA fire started this morn
ing IA tuc H. A. Robinson Icwclry factory AZ Atloboro
Mass IL spread rapidly that the employees escaped
with Liculty. 5,ycr4. nrms occupied the onildnS oil
" Lom W y r. BlaraIutou aro the heaviest losers w H.
WiImartli, cualu manufactures, aud Harr7 * Fisher
charm and locAc unks srr heavily Tho damage on
the building II about $4,000. several employees were
Injured In the e1citaiDcnL v. 5 BAchnton estimate
their los, ut 800 OOU stooG AMI machinery me loss
ur t pul,iig n covered by Insurance. m he PnHulA
and Am, companies. ilhrrls a Fisher o-unAtc thtIr
o,- Al - 90 Iury tusGr-d Or 7+JoOO IN tr NoftH
.fiti,u and Mere ntIo Companies hud Tor T%ooOO Ia
t, Amrr.cli ". H. NiuAJth lu es SlJ'ovO on
gtock AMI u4 uiur.J insured for yl',OOO ga thr .'4
" a BnrAutOn are inaurvd for @-pDO IN edch OI lhe
Inc lulogtlg CON. .Auluts ItnI, iJWll1, fLUhIA ui
rn,.,g toutiu,nt.l, " .stcurs,r, LhuCt-hir' Lon
don nua iJOl and gtO'v LJH4OA fho AHsoS A'o"'
Iulaur IputA and tfcIuIl.- American.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
A NEW AIR LINE ROAD.

SPRINGF1ELD, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-Articles of in
corporation Lately fled with Che secretary Of State
by tlc Cincinnati and 81 Louis Air Line RirOad Com
pany, which proposes construct aud operate road
bcinu u Ia East st. LOUIS and running eascry there
from to the Wabash River. Also q branch beginning at
Elm CHAM and running nnrtnwesterly through Eing
mann and Clay Counties to junction with the Toledo,
B.ius and 81. Louis Rtlrotd at or ucar HailriAy
Snr County The capital j. BE- $500 900, and the
cor yOrators are Joan Hooper, Irc winters George
Bt-s aud Nil ". Guriey, of Chicago and william j.
I.UWn, col N.N- York.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
uIDNIGH1 WEAIHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICArI)N5
Synopsis 6or he past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. l a. m.-The bar
oneter is highest IN Florida and lowest in Minnesota
General rains have fallen IN the Lower Lake REGION 1he
Middle states and New England. and occasional rain N
Tennessee the Ohio Valley and the south Atlantic
States westerly winds prevail in the South Atlantic
States and hortherly In NewEnsland elsewhere they
ore mostly sOutherly. me temperature mas liHeh ~
South Atautc and East Gulf states and New Ell land
elsewhere 1t has risen.
Indications for TO-DAY
Tor tho Middle Atlantic States the northery pOr-
DO local rains IN che southern portion fair weather
wcstery backing 10 sOutheriy winds stationary or
lower temperature, rising, followed by falling baromc-
ter. nj.
For New-England, cloudy weather with light rain,
portherly yeering 20 eastery ~lndh STATIONARY temper
stue stationary lower pressure
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
STEALING FEON MR. MISTRESS.

Nirs Mary T.. Barr. of No. $50 East Eighty th-
Il WAS =. compi ,inant in the Harlem Police Court
,4.t,ri,y. against Nary Plunkett. age twenty, a
.,,,,t la ,er employ. charging her with the theit
81. ,ur,c gold chains Il gold watch, Il PAR OF ear
r,io a paIr oi brac. lets, a diamond ring and $50 n
e.. H. The jewels are valued at $3.50. Mrs. Burr
vycuI out tnT a walk on Monday and when she To-
tur ed Mary had disappeared with the articles.
NJ rv returned to MRS BuiTs house yesterday NOM
a. and vas arrested by Detectives Ross ana
1rJI Justice Gardner held her IN delsuit 3t
r.. 900 bail for trial. The property was ali re-
,...y .Y.4tl
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

vices there short service of prayer at the late resi-
denoe of the deceased man, Theodore D. Woolsey ex-
President Of Yale College, conducting the services. The
was by Professor Timothy Dwight The pail
bearers DR.. Francis Bacon, the Rev. Leonard W.
Bacon the Rev. Edward W. Bacon the Rev. Thomas X.
of De- Bacon The burial in the Grove Street Gene
terry 1he City Hall bell toled during the pas
of the funeral
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
ARRIVAL or AN ARCTIC EXPLORER.

When the steamship England arrived at
o,r,,ti,,e from Liverpool yesterday Lieutenant An
DO, How 1aard Of the Danish Navy, who was with Nor
psolds Arctic expedition went ashore and was per
u,tted by the Health Olicer 10 come TO the city Gus
toms- Iuspector James o. Eery inspected and passed
the Leutenants baggage. and when Inc handed to the
rtepaut eopy OF n paper announcing the fate OF the
,.ft1 n nj thr arrival OF most or her crew ut the
Y,,tn of The Lena River, the officer exclaimed: I'm
lad Tm more than glad that the poor Ieho"S nave
been heard from =, -,
one OF the stcerage passengers on the England was
autlrring from smallpox.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
PRoBAeLK MuRDER LN JhNSAY IN.

Patrick Farley aud John Neyarra two young men,
quarreled in Hoboken-ayc, jersey City. last lghi'
and NeYaIra struck Farley a y weFiul bio" III e
lace with his fist, knocking him down and rendering
him unconscious Neyaua then ran away. Farley
was found lying IN the stIett by policeman, 40
took him 70 the Third Precinct Station Tuare 10
was found that h.s skull was fractured aud he was
sent 10 the Charity Hospital At midnight hc WAS
In a ylng condition. Neyarra was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANEIRo Dec. 27.-Cofee-Good PTsts, i-2OODi3J0
10 lOs. Average daily recepts 10000 tags sAp
ments OF the weekro the Channel and North OF Europe
10000 bagE United states, $1,000 To the Med
iCerranea 2OC0 sales OF the weekFOr the Cl.nne
Europe 1000 bags; Tor the nlted 5tas,
$4,000 bags stock, 100000 bags Exchange on 0nd0n y
BASEOs 27Co1eo5UDerOT, 1000 a, 200 res per 10
kiIos Average daily receipts FOR the week bags sales
OF e weeX-lor all countries 900 bags including $4,000
bags for EurOpoi stock. liO.OOO bags.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
LOCKED Ur FoR SEEING IN. AFFRtY.

Coroner Brady yesterday committed the follow
In, witnesses Of the stabDng OF PaslIal Laur.nc,
IN Moti-si. tn the House of Detention: Pa,u Ialo
l. yarim, Joseph Sautero, Ravale PAROLE, Fe ice
i.,ptroIIa Rosata Yanno1ia, Francisco Romeo and
,,t,,p.i l,occn The inquest will be held to-day.
none was entertained al the hospital Yesterday tlat
At,ouln Lauriue, The man who was tn ugh 10 be
i4.ai Y nared. would live, The police mad not yes
rIy cyen ng been able to solve the my stery of tho
ri ttbiug but inclined to the belief That FcliCe
u,.. .ro,.t was the man who used knife.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
YN,YLvANIA LINES PROSPEROUS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-fhc statement Of
the business all lines Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company clst Pitsburg ami Erie for November 1881
compared with the month OF 1880, shows an IN
crease gross earnings Of e2jj3O2, an increase IN
expenses Of $3.50 OJi and in net earnings
Of -GG ggy The eleven months of lSSl as c0mpar
vita tuc same period ~ $780, an ncrvAAe IN gross
raruiuE- o. 2,GoU,l-S, an Increase IN expenses OF
Slyy1T-g, an lucrrnse IN net earnings OF S1O4.iOJ
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
TIE GRANn rRI-NK ANn TIE OCCIDENTAL.

MONTREAL, Dec. 27.-SOme CONSERVATION
was visible Ia railway circles here to-day when II leaked
out that sir Hagh Allan anl the Grand Trunk authoH
e- nave made az oer for the Occidental Railway, but
the terms aud amount have not come u hgh sir Hugh
docs not deny fact, bus says that he Ia bound tO
..cr,rn nnLII The GnYrrnmrnt oOnAIIers tuo Onor.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
HE NEW TARIFF IN ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Dec. 27.-Iho Railroad
Commissioners seudins circulars 10 The roads OF De
state az NJ thetn to lc itn the Board their new tariff.
ha-cd upou the schedule Of rato". IA evidence OF
their iIlteu tIou 10 adOpg tho same
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec 28. l a m.-The do"""ai d
movement 10 the barometer ended al $50 p m yeS'"f
aay. Cloudy and rainy weather prevailed The ten
pera are ranged between As and So. tne sVera-e
6l$o Oel8g 22o higher than on the cOrresponniht nay
"a year, GnO 9s higher thaU On Monday.
C.Oudy ard RAINY weather followed by ccarlDe ana
partly cloudy weather with slight changes M iehtfd-
ture, may be expected to-day this CITY ana Nlc4hiy
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
The PRESiDLNT HARD Ar W0RK.

President Arthur passed another quiet day yester-
DAY az hls nome He is hard orker and has been
busy employed with his secretary IN mat ers con-
nected with the public business tie As expected to
>A---~ TO Washington Saturday. The NUMBER
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
MIR. DIcEERsoNs SUCCESSOR.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 27-ST Edward j.
Rcd the capitalist who secured tho controlling
interest IN the Florida Central Railroad last week.
tod Az elected President of the Florida Transit Railroad
c1cudng FuruInIiIa 10 Cciar Keys IN Iho place
Of 4. y. Dickcrson OF Ncw- YORK, rcsBnod.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

George Ito his friend, who bad been fishing
this year In the Highlands) The mas burnt
face my boy, but n doesn't 10 have touched your
hands they're as-" Alec: " BY JOve, IL hadn't
chance, OLD man. They were always in my pockets
Scouands become al awful expensive place Pm resu-
larlY CLEANED I'-L Punch
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
nrcEprLoN EoR HNR DAUGArAR

Mrs. b. II. Van Auken, Of No. AL Fifth
ave entertained ner friends to The number oi "pou'
i,, hundred at tea ye5ter ay hternoon, the occa-
.., ,,,. entrance of hcr daughter ili0 society.
ov,rrs and eyer.reens Frightened the pafiors, ana
i,,,.ir and re iroshmeuts were prOFuJd.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMER5.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

oYFIcK OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, SECOND DIsrRIcT,}
BOSTON, Dec 26 l,sl. !
All and buoys In Vineyard SOnnd and B1zzagds
the winter OuOys Of core
aI0DdinS numbers ami colOrs have DeeI substituted
W. ,. sCHLKY, mmander USN,
Inspector OF SecOn l.. yhthouse District
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
SIGNING MANHATTAN RAILWAY STOCK,

The general permission of the State En-
ginecr having been given the proposed increase OF
the capital stock OF the Manhattan Railway Company TO
S2GOOOOOO the signing the stock has been Degun
The Increase the purpose OF absorbing the stocks
OF the New York and Metropolitan Companies, which
together amount ~ he former stock of tne Mauhattan
Company SI3 100000. Under the terms OF the agree
menl recently entered ntO first preferred stock entitled
to q per cumulative dividends Will be issued Tor
NrW1 Jr stock and preferred stock, not cumulative Tor
Metropolitan stock. A dividend Ot ll2 per cent Will De
paid the iTst preferred stock on January l.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
INJURED ON THE. ELEVATED ROAD.

Albert CalIsh, age twenty-five, of No. 2l3
BoOmaed-st Hoboken, had his right leg badly bruised
last evening while he was attempting to leave an ee-
Vated railroad train at the FultOnst station He was
taken " his home in cab
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
oUIEr rAAuANY PRIMAEIES.

The Tammany primaries for the election
of delegates tho various district ahd Tie genera g N
,..s we're held last might. There was no oppo7i on
~ t mar tickets as All members disposed 10 amer
70 t te leaders have been disciplined" out OF the or
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

pendence, 1t will be fitting close 10 those imposing
ceremonies to give permancnce, might almost say
eternity, % the memories awakened the occasion by
the erection OF this atupendous image OF Liberty En-
Tightening tine World" WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs,
EDWIN ID. MORGAN,
PARKE GOODWIN
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

A sore throat, distressing cough, asthma
or any symptoms indicating pulmonary or bronchial
affection speedily removed by DR.. Jaynes's Expeo
tOrant
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
= uAgy AND OTHER BUILDINGS BURNED.

4 large barn and three OutOuilIlnSs with
their contents lsy, grain. wagons, farm implements
three horses four aud seventy chickens, on the
fnrtn of John Kelley u, Hinsdlc L. l., wero destroy ed
by rr on AunAAy uI-At. Ehe loss was oS.UOo Inc nfc
WA OF uiosuuLaly
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
conuIrrED 10 rHE TONES.

Wat H. Chase, tho principal of the High
scro,l at huntington, Penn who was arrested on
,,oGr,la,ut OF hs wife, living this city for big
.l,,y va. arraiZned IN the General Sessions Court
1r.Irrday. and committed 10 the iombs TO await
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28

Of visitors Yesterday was smaller than on previous
da,s on account OF to weather. John
81. Staru 5. b. French. Thomas &. Acton and joseph
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or SgH-YD * ..-.DEC 81 1891
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer New-Orleans, Hasey, NewOreans Dec 90 with
mdse and passengers To CLARK a. seaman.
Columbia, WOOlnull, Charleston Dec 20
with mdse and passengers 10 J w Quintard q Co.
Schr Anne stevens Tice Jacksonville days with lun
Der 10 EUpnger ~ Russell; vessel TO A Dayton & Co.
Alice Iearne Pe1ne savannah with lumber
to SlOat ~ Bussell; vessel 70 Dayton & Co.
the MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORT
HALIFAX Dec 27-saled steamers As,urana SPAN. Bar
celona; LroOklyn. Liverpool
NgRA CRUZ Dec 26Aruve steamer Knickerbocker, KEN
Bile, IIOm Havana, ~ sail for New York.
DOMESTIC PORrS
TON Dec 27-Aryed steamers Batavia (Brl Mouland
Liverpool; Lancaster Mills Philadelphia.
Cleared, steamer NeTeus. BeArse New York
PHILADELPHIA, DEC 27-Arrived steamer Readng smith.
Portsmouth.
DELAWARE BREAKwArER, Dec ~ Passed inward steamer
PeDnsyv8 IA (Aml Dodge, from Liverpool for Ph.adeph
BALTIMORE. Dec 27ArIyed, btencr BlscksJOhe Taylor.
Providence
CHARLESTON Dec 27-Arrived steamer city of Atlanta,
Lock wood, New York.
SAyASElH Dec 27-Arrived steamers Worcester Hedga.
Boston Ciy Of Macon KemptOn NewYorA JultAta. Hoe,
Philadelphia.
Sailed. steamer Geo Appoi. Baltimore.
N8w-OELKANs, Doc 27Jleared. steamers Hudson Free
man, aud Chalmette, Reed, New York.
Pssses-SaiIel steamers Historian and Rayensdale.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations h ths clg Sy 'r''H
GrioRs ~ tns ~ h' - ~
pr.ee .a "tril
b. tet - lAT re-
n heated ~ thr
aata PhaInscy hfeeaNAy
New-York tribune., 1881-12-28
HfRRTED

ELLIs--CIARKE-On Tuesday evening, December 81 at
the residence Of the brides parents o. 90 Jefferson s
BROOKLYN by Rev. DR.. d. N Nanderveer, walton Y.
Fills % Celia J. Clarke, daughter Of L. L. Clarke