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New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
DENOUNCIyG MR. PARNELL.
SIR HENRY JAMES's SPEECH BEFORE THE
SPECIAL COMM ssIoN.

SIR HENRY JAMES'S SPEECH BEFORE 1hN
SPECIAL COMM ssIoN.
London. Nov. 5.-sir Henry James continued MS
speech for The Tines before the Parnell Commission
today. He declared that Parnelsm was conspiracy
TO destroy landlordism and rupture the union DC
tween Great Britain and Ireland Mr.. ParneiFs ias'
visit to America, Sir Henry said, was ostensipy !"
collect money for the relief Of distress in Ireland pu'
really procure funds support the reasonable AIMS
Of the League Mr. Parncn had appealed for assis'ao
10 men who well known plotters against tnc
British Government
Sir Henry said that Mr.. Parnell ready reclpehs
Of the conspirators money. lie recalled the nciue"
OF Mr.. Parnell receiving sos from contributor ao
cOmpanied by the remark that five dollars was for Dre
and twenty for lead
The Land League, the speaker declared, o"eu j"
vitality 10 Irsh-American treason funds Mr.. Par-
nell well knew what the subscribers meant. lie ken w
that every appeal he made found most Ibcral - Ie
sponse from his Chicago supporters. Ihe spcSor n
laid emphasis on the fact that America only cou con
ributed $50 pounds prior TO the visit OF MI fahoi, =
70 Cincinnati when, Sir Henry said. he adVocalcu a
severance OF the last link binding Ireland to Dfed'
Britain and that afterwald She gave 10 400 pounoS'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
JORDAN WINS TROPHY FROM FORD.

The feature OF the Outing Athletic Clubs games at
the BROOKLYN Athletic Associaion's grounds yesterday
afternoon the match for limited al-around cham
ponshp between Malcolm w Ford and Alexander jordan
There been great rivalry between these men Tor
years Ford generally coming out ahead in their numer
Gus meetings for athletic honors and trophies The
tsst yesterday s1oo-trOphy. 10 be paid for
by the loser. There three competitions in 1t the
hammer the shot and the Atty pound weight jordan
won the first struggle, which the hammer, with
throw Of JOB feet Az inches Ford giving with
cast OF 9l feet 102 inches jordan also won the fifty
sixpound weight with put 21 feet II 2 inches L an
inch more than Ford was show The other games
were successfully of.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
RESTORING RATES on IRON ARTICLES.

Chicago, Nov. (specaD.-In spite of the strenuous
objections Of Pennsylvania iron men the Chicago Com
mitee Of the Central Traffic Association to-day decided
to restore the commodity tariff on iron articles to the
old basis an advance Of from 20 TO 40 per cent IN
rates Special rates on pig iron and articles tdKins
pig iron rates will also be raised to the OLD oasis
Al changes go into effect November Is
The Committee on Winter Tourist Rates rporel
progress and the association defined the time limits
In which the rates should apply. Chairman Abbott
was instructed 10 confer with the United states
ouartermasterG General with reference TO rafs On
was agreed upon 10 adjust differences arising over he
issuance Of objectionable California round "Trip raes
agreed upOn.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
net al the Yildiz Klosk Is
HoyoRs TO THE PRINCE OF WALES.

Alexandria, Egypt, Nov. 5.-The Prince Of Wales
sailed on the Royal yacht Osborne from Alexandra
Tor the Praeus to-day. Upon his arrival al Alexan-
dria from Cairo he received an ovation. The streets
were decorated with Garands and flags and triumphal
arches were ererted along the route taken by the
fIlnce' Prior 10 his departure luncheon was given
on boaFI The Osborne, which attended by mum
Der Of Egyptian officials
Pai1s' NOV o.-Ihe Paris papers deny that NJ Spul'
Ier Minister OF Foreign Afalre instructed the French
1ohsul al afro 10 take part in the reception the
PIlnce OF Wales during bis recent visit that city.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
nc, nrrrcre IT THE THEATRES.

Election day is generally REGARDED at the theatre a. O"e
q, m, best extra matinee days OF the year Aecods
performances were given about DOZEN OF u'7 0iy
houses yesterday afternoon, and most Oh th'"' w. ,o
,,ended A. n.Iy,s Tho ,ut,ence was especially large
A. in fact all the audiences have been since the hrst night
OF 'The Great Unknown" The Academy OF Music ~ va ,s
attended and THE Seven Ages filed almost "
seats az the Standard Theatre. Here wilson p'0 ".
Miss EastlaAe and members OF his company "''
wynfham occupied OoAes ,..
Al a few OF the theatres In the evening returns I'm
the election were read to audiences ana saoe' w
uttle TO the usual interest Of the performances
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
THE rrJzaBETU ENTRIES TO-DAY.

Craftsman win probably win the first race at
Elizabeth to-day, and Tipstaf or Lea May should run
second.
The Hop flly ought to capture the second race and
Lsimony should run second.
padcS utu carry of the third race and King Crab
ought to second.
Tsviston may get away with the fourth race, al.
though both Taragon and Wilfred VIII Keep him busy
GIepmound will have no difficulty In securing the
fifth race, and Loneay may run second.
Rupert may be first in the last race anu hefund Is
likely to second.
Here are the lists of probable starters
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
ALASKAN BOUNDARY DATA SECURED.

ottawa, Nov. (speciaD.-The Government is now
IN possession Of information that will enable IT 10
proceed ntelligeny with the negotiations for settle
ment OF the Alaskan boundary question. Otto j..
hiOtz astronomer Of the Interior Department and
Dominion Land Surveyor has returned from his diff
cG ana lonely mission to the far Northwest frontier
Win data that Will enable the Cabinet to interpret
eAlsung boundary descriptions with more confidence
c nah before The data procured extend as far az
~, ~ ,ueeoes OF latitude. The survey included the
I!e 5It.heche River country but not the Yukon The
latter VIII have to be taken next
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
VOTES 0F TILE STAGE.

rne last performance of Roger La Honte," at
Nibio's Garden will be given this afternoon, and this
evening MIR. Terriss and Miss Millwars Will play The
Lady Of Lyons This will be continued TIL Saturday
night when the engagement closes
change of bill will be made for the matinee at the
Broadway Theatre on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Booth
will then be in " Don Caesar de Bazan.' and Nine.
Nodieska in " Mary STUART
H. b. Conway, who is now playing IN Our Flat
at tho Lyceum Theatre has been engaged By Mr.. Froh
man for next season.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
FROZEN TO DEATH IN THE R1rzzABD

santa Fe', y. NJ. Nov. Bone Of the severest
snow and wind storms in the history of New-Mexco
has prevailed for the last three days and reports
are coming IN OF great damage 10 live stock tho
northern ranges number Of cowboys and sheep
herders have been lost and II is feared they have
perished. All the trains from five 10 twelve hours
late and the snowplOughs kept in constant opera
ton on the Ration and Glor1etta Mountains. Al La
Vegas eighteen inches OF covers the ground ~
SOcOiTo and Albuquerque eight inches which is most
unusual occurrence for that locality of the Rio Grande
Vail
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
MRS. BARB1sovs VISIT DELAYED.

IL announced early yesterday morning 'n's "is
benjamin Harrison. the wife of the President w" OK
pected ia the city. She intended to pay Vi' 10 he
sister Mrs Lord who has been Ill for soe 'c a'
her nome No oss wc.t seventy. .tourth.st Mrs Harr.
son had engaged rooms at the nsey House and was eh
peeted 70 arrive about yesterday Her order Tor
rooms eountermanded, however and tho rooms she
lcd engaged were opened for other guests Az Mr&
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
PROPOSED RAILWAY IN LABRADOR.

Quebec, Nov. 5.-Advices nom England are that tho
necessary funds have already been subscribed to oo
tain charter for aud locate the line Of prOlected
railway from Lewis, where the St Lawrence VIII De
brdged along the north shore Of the ST. Lawrence 10
the Atlantic Of Labrador. The scheme lncIuocS
MontmOren and Charlevoix Railway. II. mares
Bay Will probably ba made the Atlantic port Oh the
-Nad
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
THE NEW poRTUGUEsE CABINET.

Lisbon Nov 5-The Cabinet will be reconstructed as
follows
Premier and Minister Of the Interior-senhor Luciano
Castro.
Minister OF Justce-Senhor Edwardo Coelho
Minister Of Finance-Senhor Oliveira Martins.
Minister Of War-Major Franzini
Minister Of the ColOnes-Senhor Antonio Fumes.
Minister Of Foreign Afairs-Senhor Barros Comes
Minister OF Public Works-Senhor Ressano Garcia.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
NEWS FROM THE MEXIcAN CAPITAL.

city Of Mexico Nov. ), via OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hel-o'a one Of the ablest speakers in the Senate,
ahtasoniLcs the Negro Colonization bill.
General Ruiz Sandoval arrested yesterday for
chaiehging General Martin Gonzalez chief OF staff
oi ficahent Daz end not for political reasons. IL
s SAD that General sandOvai has been engaged In
Ie.oiIlonay schemes In south America, and that his
e4uadltion Is demanded.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
KAINOKY RETURNING TO VIENNA.

Berlin Nov. 5.-Count Kalnoky, Austro-Hun garian
Prime Minister arrived in Berlin this morning. on his
way TO Vienna During his stay at Prince BismarcRs
lesidence at Fredchsrhe he took long drives with the
Chancellor in the sachsenwad, returning each day al
dusk TO dine.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
EMPEROR WILLIAM DECORATEs THE

EMPEROR WILLIAM DECORATES THE SULTAN.
ConstantInople Nov. 5.-Emperor William Will sail
for Venice tomorrow board German warshp.
The members Of his suite Will travel overland to Der
lin.
The sultan gave a banquet at the Ydiz Kiosk last
night in honor Of the Emperor and Empress En-
pcrOr William then conferred the decoration Of the
H0henz0lem family order upon the sultan and placed
the collar OF the order upon the Suitans neck with his
own hands.
Emperor william gave some magnificent presents
10 The sultan The latter gave valuable cOlarette
10 the Empress, and some rich cloths, mOsaics. fur
niture and begemmed writing set TO the Emperor
Today Emperor William visited Beglerbeg Castle,
where his father stayed In 1869 Thence he went 10
scutari by steamer and made excursion TO the
Castle Of seven Towers
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
THE LIGHrERMEy,s STRIKE N LONDON.

London Nov. 5.-A meeting of the master Isn'er
men was held to-day TO consider the demands OF 'ne4
striking employees number Of speeches were mahc' !"
which the conviction expressed that long S'IN'
would be rlinOus to the port seventeen he"'o'
firms have conceded the terms demanded by the men
Their acton Is likely to avert serious suspension "a
trade The men are willing that the Lord MAYOR anu
Cardinal Manning should intervene between themselves
and their employers for a settlement of the trouble
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
THE NEW IRISH LEAGUE.

Dublin Nov. "a meeting was held In Cork ths
evening 10 establish branch Of the Tenants Defence
League Mr. Mccarthy, who presided. said that The
plan OF Campaign would still be employed when
necessary but the new League would consolidate all
previous land organizations
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
NAVAL OFFICERS AT AN ORA

NAVAL OFFICERS AT AN ORANGE UNVElLlNu
London Nov. 5.-A statue in memory OF INC
landing Of Prince william of Orange was unveiled
Brixham in Devon, to-day. Commander McOa'
Lieutenants Osterhaus and White. and Ensign KEN,
of the United States steamer Enterprise, a,en1eo te
the ceremony In uniform. Their presence ,c nnc
subject of considerable comment, the ahar pei"e
really an Orange display.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
rOUN II WHEELER. NJ D.

Athens n Y. Nov. 5.-Dr. John h wheeler, one
Of the oldest physicians in Greene County, dIed mere
on sunday He was Of Quaker parentage, was born
Aprl 4 1905. began the practice of medicine at
Mendon Monroe County in 1929 removed 10 Athens
I'm ls31 and has been active In his profession untll
recently He leaves one son, Dr. Frank ~ NheeIeI,
surviving him.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
LEGAL PROBLEMS FOR YOUNG srArE

Olympia, W. T., NV. Ex-Governor Moore sent a
letter with the Constitution and election returns b.
President Harrison, certifying TO both. The Pres.
dents attention was called 10 this to-day by wr,
and IT Is hoped that he VIII isue the proclamation
Attorney General Miller telegraphed to-day declining
10 give al opinion whether the Senators elected
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

A rate TO Boston. New-York and Philadelphia on lui'
Der from Duluth Of 80 cents for the former pia,e
and 80 cents for the two latter. TINS rs = centS
lower than By way Of Chicago anu anu and U' Roston
higher than from Chicago 10 New a"N
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
A HEAVY MORTGAGE FILED.

Little Rock. Ark Nov. spccaD.-A mor'ease
for s45,OOOOOO 20 the Mercantile Trust company ol
NewYork on the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain ana
Railway was fled In court here to-day ~ i,aa "a
supplemental indenture to rhe genera .S an,a
railway and land grant mortgage given py INC sa''
road IN 1881 for So, ,03600O
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

spend several days with her sister and incidentally
attend TO her fall shopping As IL s her arrival is de-
syed but she is expected here within the next few days
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
READY TO PACIFY IRELAND.

London Nov 5-Earl Spencer, in speech at New
castle tonight declared that the Liberals were ready
70 produce a measure 10 pacity Ireland the momehl
they became responsible for the Government OF inc
country.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

The agents Of the Inman Steamship Line receive'
dispatch yesterday from Queenstown saying ina
the City Of Paris had passed Fastnet at noon lno
AGENTS estimated thet she would arrive at Queenstown
a. as D. m. which would make her actual UNI
five davs twenty-five hours and fifteen minutes from
sandy Hook 10 Queenstown or an hour aheah OI ho'
best eyiOus record.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
SLIP CARPENTERS on STRIKE.

Hamburg, Nov. 5-One thousand ship carpenters
have struck for better winter pay. The masters
inclined TO concede the demand, provided the men
work the same number Of hours as in summer.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

On the same question President Harrison referred
the Governor 70 the enabling act. and the action
taken by South Dakota This is construed here 70
mean that the Legislature meet tomorrow u
organize and on Thursday ballot for Senator The
supreme Court will decide tomorrow whether the
Legislature shall meet or not.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

EXCITEMENT IN THE PIC-IRoN MARKET
Glasgow. Nov 5.--There renewed exctemcn
in the pigiron market today. Prices rose to oos
but aftCrward lost ID.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

| So DDEN DEATH OF REPRBsESTATIvE.
Atlanta, Ca. Nov. Ok. L. Boone, member Of
the House Of Representatives from Hall County, was
found dead in his bed to-day at his boarding house
here Apopexy was the cause OF bis death
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
liberal VICTORY IN ITALY.

Rome, Nov. 5.-The municipal elections held
throughout Italy Sunday resulted in victories for
the Liberals and Radicals and defeats for the Cericals
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
ENGINEERS DIE OF THEIR INJURIES.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 5.-Chief Engineer Charles
". Bailey and second Engineer William Ludlow, who
were scalded and bruised by the explosion OF the
boiler Of the fishing steamer 5. s. Browa, OF Cope
May yesterday, died this morning
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
SWEEPSTAKES. s1O EAC
syyV ADDEn E1N E-IrRI ONES
a Burglar

sesr SSoss SSs' but ialtaors have the qualities Of
ssc is - penrIss ,sa usge Johann HOfrs Malt Ex-
hatss Tsesso Of johann Hon" Is on The neek Of every
e. 1sw.Ysss Yf q NendelaUa Co., sole sgeass. BarcIay
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
, to 1. FustIc 8 TO l. Later On 5 tc

Arab to l. j. J. OBJ to l. Fusc TO 1. Later On to
l, RIchelieu 3 to l. . .,.. c,..a.t. 49,,
bohemian and Arab made the running Glendale third
always within striking distance In the final sixteenth
Glendale wore down others. winning clevery by a
length Bohemian second the sane distance Deore Aao
who beat J. j. o b. head No Dld
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
DENIAL OF CRETAN oUTRAGEs.

ConstantinOple Nov. 5.-Oficial dispatches from
Chahr Pacha, Governor Of Crete, assert that the
reports Of Outrages by Turks in that island
founded Nothing has occurred beyond an excess Of
zeal the part Of The Zaptehs IN discharging their
uf fipS
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
CHARLES DODGE

Burlington Iowa, Nov. (speciaD.-Charles Dodge
late prosecuting attorney of Des MoInes County, and
one OF Iowa's foremost lawyers died at his home in
Burlington tonight.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
Y,... .,.....nn,r.vcrAp1E rIcKETs.

Hartford Conn. Nov. 5.-The Hartford Board OF
Trade today passed a resolution urging that o'ooo
miles passenger tickets be made lh'erohane' "
the New En- gland railroads.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
DEFICIT IN TIE sERylAy BUDGET.

Belgrade, Nov. 5.-The budget submitted 10
the Skuptschina to-day. 1t shows a deficit Of
100000 francs which will be met by new taxes
and retlenchment
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
PROMINENT ARR1vALs AT THE HOTELS.

REvOoRT-Ex-SecIetary George NJ. RobesG, OF
New Jersey BRUNSwICK-Sir william Robinson, Of
England. FIFTH AVENUE-ExCongressman George
Wesb Of bahston, y. Y. MURRAY ItILL-William
Dean Howclls, Of Boston WESTMINSTER Ie 49,.
man Joseph A. scranton, OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
CHAMPION OCEAN RECORD BREAKER

London Nov 5.-Thc Inman Line steamer Ci|
of Paris Captain Watkins. from New-York OctooeI
30 for Liverpool. passed Browhead at 80 p ~;
Tovorbcr Z Tho time of her passage 10 faStnet
was five dars nineteen hours and fifty minutes
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
Dessert Plates.

collection than f1ve hundred individual styles
ornamanted china dessert plates including Interesting
examples from all the noted manufactures Of the old
world ranging from s2O $500 per doz.,
commends itself the Of prospective buyers
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

BaI,sssssas 70 win-Heyday 10 Q ], steghanle %
Van sr 70 ], Clay Stockton IL 10 ., fhh"ay-o 70 l.
pa...n Y J, Gallann 40 10 !.
RaiyS..as .as ioF pace-Heydoy 10 L. stethanle 70 o
vs, 10 eysns Clsy Stockton 10 8. Fitsway TO D.
% r,s.n =. " Gzialu u 20 i.
,.~es, asf3 N hls race except Van TOOK serious IN
eerst y and oDe time in the fIOnt
ohg Ssnasun led Of holding the lead for three fur,
AZ fhe ~, EFne way Fhtaway who In turn reilrea
ss,.eh aa lasof Of sephane. who led into the home.
encths; St.ps.p pahsed by Heyday. who won by uhIse
@ sho oe@e oisy soektOn a had No bid
OLA A-h AACE-SEILINC SWEEPSTAKES s10 EACH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

In an urn and treasured within
the walls of family residences or de-
posted In burial vaults. This idea,
however, was not favOrably received by
friends and relatives of the deceased,
and 1t was decided to bury the ashes.
Yesterday afternoon number OF
friends of the dead man met at the
residence of Mr.. llsley. AT $3.50
the party left the residence,
hound for Forest Home cemetery.
The casket, or repository OF the ashes
of DR.. Bartlett was neatly wrapped in
black velvet. The party proceeded di-
rectly to Forest Home cemetery. where
arrangements had been made for their
reception. A small and narrow grave,
which was exceeding shallow, had
been dug. The small box was
taken out and placed In the ground.
The loose earth was thrown over it and
deftly shaped into mound, smaller
than that of any infant that reposed
beneath the cemetery sod. There were
no ceremonies. and the party returned
TO the city as quietly as 1t had wendell
its way to the burial place. The
interment took place in DIR.
shaft will mark the spot where his
bleached ashes rest. Upon the box in
which his remains are inclosed was the
simple inscriptions: ''Dr. John W. Bart
lett, Died Nov. %, 1889. Aged Seventy
three Years." DIR. Bartlett was born in
Portsmouth. N. H., In 1915. He en-
tered Yale college in 1884, and imme-
diately after, graduating in 1851,
came to Milwaukee with his bride
and this was his home until he removed
to California a few years ago. His
standing in his profession was high.
He was a member of the Am 'rican
Medical association for great many
years, being its vice presidents in 1872.
ami one of its eensors for a considerable
time. He was made one of. the vice
presidents of the international medical
congress in 1876 and was president of
the Wisconsin State Medical society.
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BARrLETps ASHES BURIED.
Peculiar Burial of Famous
PHYSICIANS remains.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. IA most pc
culiar burial took place here yester-
day afternoon. On the 26th day
of November last, DR.. John K. Bart
lett died in Los Angeles, Cal. In
accordance with the terms of the will
and the oft-repeated wish of DR.. Bart
lett, his remains were cremated. Sew
days ago Charles Ilsley, president of
the Marshall & Ilsley bank. received
DIR. Bartlett's remains by mail. They
consisted of whitish powder,
and were inelOsed in small
box or casket of rosewood. This
box, the coffin of the dead man. was
eleven and half inches long, eight
inches wide and only five inches deep.
All that was left of DIR. Bartlett repOsed
within this narrow sepuleher. 1t has
generally been understood that in
cases Of cremation, the ashes OF
the departed one were to be saved
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

So confident are the manufacturers Of
DR.. Sage's Catxrrh Remedy in their ability
60 cure Chronic Catarrh In the Head. no
matter how bad or of how long standing,
that they offer in good faith. the above
reward, for q case which they cannot cure.
Symptoms of Catarrh.-Headache
obstruction of nose, discharges falling into
throat, sometimes profuse, watery and ac-
rid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody and putrid; eyes weak,
ringing in ears. deafness, expectoratiOn Of
offensive matter; breath offensive; smell
and taste impaired, and general debility.
Only a few Of these symptoms likely to
be present at once. Thousands of cases
result in consumption and end in the
grave.
By its mild. soothing, antiseptic, cleans
ing and healing properties, Dr.. Sage's REM
edy cures the worst cases. "COld In
the Head - is cured with few applica-
tons. Catarrhal Headache is relieved
and cured as if by magic. 1t removes
offensive breath, loss or impairment Of
the sense Of taste, smell, or hearing, water
ing or weak eyes, and impaired memory,
when caused by the violence of Catarrh,
as they all frequently are. Sold by drug
gists, at fifty cents. Manufactured by
WORLDS DIsPENSARY MEDICAL AssOCIA-
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yiceroy Zet,and Assumes Office.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Earl of Zet-
land, the new viceroy Of Ireland,
reached Kingstown, on his way from
England to-day, and proceeded to
Dublin. On his arrival at Dub
lin, a royal salute will be fired. His
arrival did not occasion much interest.
and a small number of persons gathered
at the railway station where he arrived
and along the route to the castle.
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IN THE BLIZZA BELT.
Railroad Traffic in New York
Blocked by Snow.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Dee. 1S.-A heavy
snow storm prevailed here from noon
to-day. Trains are all behind time.
There is seven inches Oh the level aud
still falling.
KINGSTON, n. Y. Dec. IA severe
snow Storm has been in progress
throughout the Hudson river valley
since noon to-day. Tonight every
thing is covered with ten inches on the
level. High winds prevail causing
drifts along the railroads. Trains are
delayed, and navigation on the river
greatly retarded. The storm shows no
signs of abating.