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New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
BOSTON WOMEN-1HEIR NOTIONS AM
WORK.
THE REvoLUTIoN's RIVAL.

THE REVOLUTIONS RIVAL.
BosToS, Jan. /, 1S7O-Tke WomGns Journal
makes it's first appearance Jan. IL Is edited by Julia
Ward Howe I. w. Higgnson, Mr.. Garrison. Lucy Eton,
and Mr. Livermore the latter LADY being the Managing
Editor. The first number Will contain salutatory and
various book notices by Mrs. Howe. She will
have entire charge Of the theatrical department Mr.
Hgginson will have article the attitude Of Har-
ward toward woman and Mr. Garrison review Of Carlos
Whites Eeee FeminG. Mrs Lyermore writes under the
suggestive title, Push Things Various European cor
respondents have been engaged and the editors eNDce
determination 70 make the paper an aesthetic
Of the The Office is in the building rented Dy the
which is now solely occupied by women. 1t is in Tre-
montplaoe, quiet dnEy dun little no,thorong ghIare
and quietthe very opposite OF Delmo1leos ~ Is the
picture OF practical cosinessnnd commonsense subsa
TALLY solid ~ aneul Han and frshKun monument. inc
carpets faded. but the women VINO tread them
radiate wit and wisdom. The tables old but they
pear. Desr s5s dssfs are worn but the grandest
aud women Of w-England have rested
Enersons earnest face looks down from the wall In
one Of the parlors you hhd committee meetng- d
group Of thoughtful WOnen-mahy OI theln dlsIlh.
guished In literature. All are attred In darkstnf
dresses with the wnitest ana 9eateSt OF collars ana
cuffs. Mrs SeWaus dainty head ana me race are Vsl.
bic in one corner Opposite SITS Edna Cheney-she
Of the noble hgare ana genial ph,osopny M & one ,h
earnest soulful talk goes on Ia total ODhNon Oh ulhnonus
has Tea to which are invited notable men as "eil
women. They have poems and speeches ana ehlld
IKE Pquant Joihy reghs mrs d n1%e & bsr snsrug
bOn-mots rlght and left. Emerson loSeS win
with humgr The ladies' wear what they ~
generally walking dress OF some dark material.
They have charades and tableaux also. At y recent
tea Mrs Cheney appeared Pege Hyaointhe, eharae
fitted her
Afternoon readings and lectures given before the
cleb short intervals Emerson ana Df Channhg are
soon 70 lecture there As an organization IN when Oh
highest spirituality, the Boston Womans Clnb taxes pre-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A YOUNG WOMAN sHorsBY HER PARAxOUR IN
A uOIsE REPIr-c-

YOUNG WOMAN sH0fBY HER PkRANOUR IN
IN A HOUSE OF ILL-REPUrE.
For nearly five months past man named
George Barman, believed 10 be a sohOolteaeher Ia
Brooklyn E D., has been In the habit OF meeting
young at intervals in the disreputahle house.
No. 60 Eldridge-st, kept BY Mrs Pauline Beck
The always came closely yeied and
on departing adopted the same precauton Barman
informed Mrs Beck that he resident Of Hestches-
County; and had been introduced to her By
other equepter Of the house, she paid further heed
TO him. Yesterday, about p. N, the parties met by
pontment at the house, and shown 20 a ~D0m on
the third floor. Nothing heard from them until
about 6i p At this time Mrs. Beck was at supper
and heard the sound Of a pstolshot II fred in the
upper part Of the house, quickly followed by another.
Mrs. Beck called Officer Minnie, who was on post
by and together they went 70 the door Of the
occupied by Barmsn and the woman. The door
fastened the inside. and the officer raped and
demanded admittancs. It at opened by the
woman, who sank back into chair, excssmug, " For
Gods sake. help me- or shall de"
The blood was pouring in a stream from ghastly
wound in her left temple On the floor near her lay Bar
man, nsensibe, with pstol-shot wound In tho right
temple. His right hand still clasped small Smith
wesson revolver. Before question could be put 70 the
the floor Insensble The two dying persons placed
In coach soon possible, and they we're driven to
dangerously wounded, at once dispatched them
In charge Sergeant Christie, to Bellevue Hospital The
House Surgeon in charge, after careful examination
pronounced both mortally wounded the ball having
penetrated the brain in each case.
The died after being admitted, and Bau-
man died about an hour later.
From letters and memoranda found In thA possession
OF the dead woman It Is eonJectured that her rAme was
Anne Mcnamara. and IL IA rumOred that she also was
school teacher On OF her fingers rng on the
inside which engraved g. b. To A. b." She
apparently about "a OF having dark hair very
ladylike in appearance, and neatly dressed IN dark
attire she never addressed any OF the the
house in Eldridge-st.. and generally mpgnied
there by Barman.
Barmsn is apparently German, aged abort IS years.
what above the middle height, OF gentlemanly
pearance and good address. What the motive that
led Barnan TO take the life Of himself and the
will probably be known far can be learned,
them after they rented the until after
| the tragedy committed.
An inquest will be held to-day, but, aside from esab-
fishing Identity OF the victims, probably little else
will be learned The woman Beck claims 10 GnOw moth
ing relative the and says the Only Information
she received with reference 70 Baruan from wO-
man. VINO, seeing him enter the house, Occas
iOn said that he a school teacher IN Mamsburgh.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
Speaking of the Bateman- -Cran,ton affair, tn

Speaking of the teman-Cranston affair, The
World says:
THE TRIBUNE champions Mr Bateman. aud. with de-
berae fasehoOd sstates the names Of bis guests-Ior
obvious reason.
AsTBE TRIBUNE did not mention the names Of the
guests a. all, it would be hard to characterize the
statement and sinuation of the above paragraph IN
terms too severe. We will not say that The Forid
has told "a deliberate falsehood;' but we do say
that il has mingled fiction with factin the bewilder
ing proportions quite common its columns IL
may be worth adding that Mr-Cranston' after re-
ceiving the blow in the face from the wrathfal
Bateman. did not find the police; that he has not
sought Mr. Bateman, and that the affair Is supposed
10 be at an end.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
THE BIBLE IN PUBLIC sCHoOIS-COMING AG |
TATION IN CHICAGO

The President of the Chicago Board of Edu-
cation Mr.. s. A Briggs, IN his annual report recon-
mends that the reading Of the Bible be discontinued III
the public schools Of that city. He says:
so far as question OF the use OF the Protehtant
Rble i'm our schools concerned, IL must be eonoe1ed
that the weight argument es with those Who on tno
rcund OF religious tOleratOn ask for ls removal one
~ the great central ideas OF Government Is religious
liberty We have grown 20 be great nation because
here religious liberty Is best understood and most per
feety enjoyed We represent In our people all shades
religious opinion and belief Those OF US Who are Protest
eDts would any attempt on the part OF the authoE
Ties 10 reouire our children 20 listen 20 daily lesson
from the Douay Scriptures, Why, then should Se
compel our ROmanist neighbor 10 listen TO the
version OF King James, or insist thst tne s,r ios
lowers OF Moses Join Ia the reading OF the DC.
estAnenti The division among sectariAn schools on
our uubc school fund. however rests upon an entirety
dfefsnt basis The argument which fayOrs the renoNa
m the Bible from the schools opposes with equal strength
he diversion OF any portion Of the school fund 70 seete
rtan purpOses Tue public are taxed 70 support ys
tenn of free schools-to educate the whole people Inc
spt OF our free Institutions does not eounteanoe te
fostering Of any clAss sect st the expense OF ahothe
or 10 s exclusion The greatest good OF the "nole nuse
he inc end in view and IN ths falls n reach the pecu
liar necessities OF any individual IL II ms misoruhe
not the fault Of the system Assuming hht the poe.o
above correct IN principle wouln ~ ~ p, ,p W.
best by disseminating tho Of all VERSIONS OF ,ns @
fcriptures schools, "a remove tho oIy
ground OF opposition their hearty support on tn" ps
at any pvrLl0A VI our o!uEensI
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
NAVIGATION UPON THE HUDSON.

The season thus far has been very remarka-
bic for it's mild temperature During the IA hours ending
at p m yesterday nearly two inches Of rain fell Such
an amount for the second day Of January is e1traordi-
nary The Hudson River is nayigable as far as Al
bany. Navigation this river has been known 70 bs
clear through the Fall and Winter until February IN
1874 1t open until this 6th OF January, and Ia leS
until Jan IL The earliest date OF the close OF navigation
was Nov IN both 1877 aud 1888 The earliest opening
was In ls49 Feb. and the most prolonged IN lsij
when it remained cebound till the 18th OF April.
On New-Years day the larger number Oh the amateur
oarsmen Of NewYOrk out upon the river some In
the ughtest boats the clubs possess.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

can II be attached for the husbands debts Tenants by
courtesy cannot dispose Of anything bat the and
profits OF Their deceased wives wife abandoned
by her husband business woman.
IN her own name and II she had property at the time
she abandoned. her husband loses all right to her
property During the cohabtaton Of husband and wife,
ne IS Obliged TO support her. no matter how much
property she may have In her right, 10 her
sole and separate which hs cannot have
control OF even its rents and profits and the last dollar OF
his property can be attached and held original process
issued to enforce the payment debts contracted
dress and support
The Connecticut statute says that, married woman
can dep0se OF her property by viii the any
other person"
Women In Connecticut, do not have pay poll tax
or military tax, nor do military or jury duty. l.
West HInSed, Conn. Dec 81, 1869
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
THE FREEDMEN IN ALABAMA.

The Montgomery (Ala.) State journal says
that as general thing the cOored people, during tne
nresent wear have done we'll Many OF them engaged IN
yrn,n on their own account, aud succeeded IN making
good crops The result Is an increased good feeling
Sartnnss for themselves. considerable number have
already land and stock and the close OF the
nsrt wear N the favorable viii nnd them IN
nrh bstter condition than dreamed OF by any one
two wears SINCE They have shown that they Will WORK
and In avery instance where they have been treated
kindly and dealt with fairly they show no disposition to
Iaaya THAR employers.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
INDIAN WORK IN CLAY.

TO tie Editor Of The TrtbGne
SIR: Your interesting correspondent who ac-
companies MI Seward under date Of Oct 25 Of
certain models made by the Indians at Guadalsjara.
among which "devls' figure. May request that CORE
spondent to let know. II possible. whether those
devils" accord with the ordinary church devils, or
whether the Iudans have original conception Of evil
splrsi Will your correspondent describe the figures in
question az closely as possblei The subject very i'm
portsDt TO the COMPARATIVE hrrHoLoGIsr.
London, Dee. l6 1859.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

your precise age residence and the numbsf a the Cow
are made one year before the AcadeDy and
candidates be IL aud not more than a years OF sg
at least five feetsn hight aud free from any deformiy
or disease that would render them unit for mitaTy o
vice They must pass good examination IN the tHdI-
mentary branches OF an English education cadet may
1--we on the Government allONances.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
CONNECTICUT SLANDERED.
THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN.
To the Edttor Of Ths Tribune.

SIR Noticing the statements of A Constant
Reader In one OF your Last weeks issues. and tha 10 s
calculated To misead some, wish to say that Con
slant" does not know whereof he writes. Women can
hold property IN Connecticut. both real and personal
over which the husband have no control. as any
lawyer will tell him. married woman earning money
by Ler own personal service u entitled To tbs sauna h"f
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
PERSONAL.

Madame Rattazzi has recently written letter
store her the full privileges rank and income Of an
Imperial Princess.
A colored woman named Harriet Miller died
the other day in Philadelphia. leaving sloao worth OF
property She was originally slave IN south Carolina
and derived her fortune frJm a rich planter named
Purvs who married her out o. gratitude because she
warned him conspiracy OF bis slaves against his lfe
After the death OF Mr. Purvis she became the wife Of
Robert Miller colored clergyman. Size was IS years old
1t is said that three Roman ladies', the Prin-
cesses Borghese yiano and ROspgos and the Duchess
Salyat, represent together more than five millions Of
dollars diamonds. These jewels are the accumulated
wealth OF centuries, and strictly entaied When
they are be worn the for the time being gives
receipt for the the custodian confidential SER
want whose father and grandfather before him have
probably died in the same office. The lady may wear
them when and where she peases always with the for
maty Of receipt but she must return the jewels next
day she may take them Of Rome in Short they
are loaned to the wife of the head OF the family and
considered almost in the light OF Crown jewels.
Gen. 6. f. Marvin, Albany; the Hon. Z. Ii.
Rollins Eew-Hampshre; John Ganson Of Buffalo. and
c. Truman san Francisco are aJ the tHth Avenue
Hotel. 80 Judge Hugh l.. Bond OF Baltimore. AMI Col.
g. S. Smoot Washington, are az the Metropolitan Hotel
- J. A. SktOn, L. 5. Consul at Mexico, and Major
W J. Wicks, Memphis, at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
=-= J. +. Cheetham OF England and Lawrence Trun'
Major CuyIer of the Engineer Corps u s A, is at the
AI1emare Hotel - The Hon W. A. Beach OF Troy.
aud Col Sloane Of Ohio are at the Hoffman House -
Commander Arnold U. g. Navy, Is at the Astor House.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

The total debt of the city of Boston, funded
ana unfunded according the report OF the City Auditor
"A sls a., $50 an OF tive millions during the past
ve.r but the OF means on hand Tor the TO-
aemptiou OF the debt makes net Increase OF S0OOeOe
The net debt OF the city Dec 81 1851 t sooO and
in two years there has been net Increase of nearly
go nnl
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
upSr INDIA NARKRTs

HAvlsA the csss Of The yss,.ry bes vs al.
pomn. ErDorts daring HavsnA ani AfisEtAs
bor the lne
waFohouss sVaHa s1d hsts-f 70 ofes ssa
touy between ssrcsasts asd psssn isiefss
,slst seven oad Foar sesdF t.
6rm B,cou sssaZr Honey sn. Yss~ Var booysst Whit War
dull quoted al - d3 reas Foaoss teHfs
% s08 ss So CO5Psrhgs active. Frsishs quiet
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
POLITICAL.
MISSISSIPPI.

GENERAL ALCoRN DECLINES THE PROVISIONAL
GOyERNoRSHIP.
MEMPHIS, Jan. The Ara!anchs has infor-
nation that General Alcorn Governorelect OF Missis-
spp positvey refuses to accept the proyisona Gov
ernorship rendered 20 him by General Ames.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
Sr,tiul Sctins.

UnrivaIed Securities.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the cAeago DAnr-' sai
vineeanss Railroad
ARB FAST BECOMING PAvoRTTEs
FOB PERMANENT INVESTMENT.
THBY HAVE THESE SIGNIFICANT
FACTS IN THEIR FAVOR;
They ar. very cheap snd superior BSOii
IL The, bear good interest, covered By ssks'g FA
III They are sold only upou tie road completed
w. III. road runs INTO .,d oct Of g, eoan',l s u
Chicago
vnuu, through thriving village. thick nlag senssssa
the richest portion Of the very reh Vest
vi 1t ruus broad Iad ssIhaasaSs feds Of eoaL
VII runs aspoa Ore Of sIt azi Vllas
It's road bed to the city Of cS'.s '
means and Ii. power Oa nlnafsta1s 'ss sf
tae whole West
TX These Only small proportion the eaAh 'ss Of s
property and bgsisess that eOustsais sAsr S~1-
The, bear elimination soEp.sSs better h.n shy ssAa
Bsats before the psbhe
M These n simple cs pat record Ia contrast sts
the interested praise aad sGvsuasous Endorsements that are 'be"-rs1
pou other tie nArfeOa Of -aea are apoA r'
bull, or to be built popaAHOa sstsns1a aea Ssn
any prOdusaou bu: busIlO grass or Pinebru'A
XII These Bonds DO uOt depend Al upO'tss bans sa S
d,r>, may spps to large bos4et ds sat
rather upOu that eh lsd See ssGAi %" n7S
20 meet their upOs ocry sn'Gg b0add ae0L
XIII The bonds s this railroad favored thOss Of 20 other sss
railroad are the oBOo, Of large ueesss and Pr0i' are 1'a
the location arrOusg Of the road amidst dsh'e and ~At
popu.oa In And productive eoasty With nAsEae.sas .a
Mining interest brought 70 a. s'srrs1y nArES.
XIV They pay v.s.rsn per sOA for erySeAs-Sef 'As
GoYsrunu unniag sgth Of tine tbs vide dfsrsss
< 'ezra per compounded annually you'd aN sfn0sHf
TWICE THE FACE or THE BOND AT NATIVITY
xv SURPLUS CAPITAL received hsa sss Of Gov
ERNNEsT OR oTHBR BONDS b pat into NOTHING bkIfhA
and Trust Funds nay Be pat these bSnas viii uaqassH0aAsss sar
.aes Of ,afety ssearty ani Proet
XVI BAILEY LANG Co. No 81 cifs.. Ss"forf 's'' s'e
direct Or throash their ADVERTISED As,an PaHPesu AAp' asa nm
iufora.uSu free to sppieast&
Lindeman s. soaa'
CYCLOID & SQUARE PIANO.FoRTE4
THE CICLoTD combines In h 'hAss
RI NoyELTr
ELEGASCR
.AA STRENGTH.
Ana VII s.nd IN tune lSug.r ether form Of pane
wAREROoMs-So. , LEROY-PLAcE BLEEcKEa-sr
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

son. Matthew Wilson. George W. DA CuuhA yosfph B.
Pollock. John QuaekenbusbsE. G. lee. James T. Coaen
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

DIED.

The Trophy Tomato.-Cirsas- ready. AAirOa oseass q
wAkIgG, IT,. Ogden FsrB, N-vport. K Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-06
The7Latest News
NEW YORK CRY.
NEW YoRr, September 8.

@NA4N =
Z The St. Nicholas Bank paid out nine
thousand dollars this A. n. from cheek
altered from one throusand. 4 large
number Of altered checks are known
to be floating about Wall and Broad
President Grant came up from Long
Branch this morning.
Dr.. Cunning s. Bedford died lh'.Es here ~ y,
: Tie western unlou Telegraph GO.
has offered 70 loan itS wires 70 the war
Department on liberal terms, for the pur'
poSs Of carrying out an extended system
Of reporting observations Of storms along
tie sea-boGrd and IN the Northwestern
lakes. .,,o,,;,
that the same trouble which has agttated
Mexico for years past, IRE just now as pre-
VSlcnt as ever. +, ,,it. t.l s.al, 10 /. i
Telegrams from all the cities OF the
Union state the news Of the surrender q
Napoleon and the capture OF Mcmahon
army caused extreme excitement among
| he Germans and tho event was celepf9teo
Iby firing salutes, ringing Of bellS; process
sions and other mSnile9Ea atipnS, "a 10y.
SN- ~ k9Er EfEL9At ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-06

The aDeche9pcef 70. which several
references arc made In 6dr PirtttssA dis
patches, Is the formal declaration Of the
French Chambers abrogating or tcrlninl9f.
ting tho Empire. The dispatches show
that this was demanded by the populace
and declared by the COrps LegiSlatif, Sun
day. Tho Empire IS ended therefore, not
only by the capture ofthe Emperor and hil
successor and tho tlight Of the Regent, but
by the formal decree Of the legislative au.
tGority, exercised by,TirtusOt hS@iginal
powers Of government that belong q
every people and nay bo welded tr
times Of great emergency. Hst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-06
New York ca.tlo Market.

NEW YOHE, sept. ..
BFEVES--TOtAl for the week D,6lS, or The largest
SV1f FScolVed for today 1tB cnTs a lOOth street.;
IA Al WOohAWknn, and 81 at COmmunlpAWS,-
making 66S0 head on b1le. Fat cattle are AZ ~,
inC, aud nearly hS hiHh a. last week; llst tho
eFSSm 6r0ughi tic, and We cali l9ke the top
pFieg; ItGSI6e for fair % good; e9ighc !or mos.
Terms, aud 7c for bulls; the market averages
ScGnt lIe AZ the close. ThlH stock y ke ,T Lowe!
fhRp last week, and 4 rev are len over. ThGTI
STGr0 "A can otTOIAns 70 day, and are a60 bead
iSF the week ThsSi PS4 bSt!sE lhan s9pla y
~ b 40 KSntHekyj eRs ehgiet
C ne; % l6ia 1lllnlle 9 egt, = llle, =. I,
"a lott " I u y Y tt7ll 49, ~
HbSf5 IN n q Sfa a 6s9Fet PooF 81 6loW
n n; SSI6 haT5 6sGI Il4S at alle toE tcallaya
lOtS LSlihl .dl1 ~ tAut md lower, Se poin
M TOP pEieo ne Nd q 8ee t0F common z
hliF; . eSF Or caf daI " lbs, sold q 9e ca, Y
lbG T9Se. 4 car, - lbs, IHe; ar OF Ohio sheep
IS III, GHc; CanAdAS, los lbO, AAulO price; tWG
earS thin Indiana, "a l6S, 4Kc.
HoSS-For the week II, 600, ior to-day ~ can
th0 market 10 scarcely % strong, but few g;
PolnR over RE I10iQHc; car Of state boGa' =
l6S, sold alive At BHc; tho range 10 l2N@iSe to'
aRaRnBd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-06
Cincinnati Market.

CLNCINNAT1, Sept. ..
FIouR-u Unchanged und qulsti family 8 TOO
S11m-wheat-Dull At 81 1901 IS for red.
CoFn-UnehSnEOd and In moderate demand At ~
@Tle, Oats--Dull at 3tlb4Ac, the Altsr tor yeEy
choIcs, Unchanged Of 16dSOc, barley
Scarce and In demand. prices arc NnAus hI8neFi
choice IAIl sold At 81 IN.
COTfON-FiEm and blOyant; mldduRg lSHc'
T0BAcuo.- Unchanged, though tho ieeIing u
WHnEY-FIEm and sales reported at eo09le,
the later Rto for that In Iron bound e0aperage;
PEoVtIIONS-MesS PoTk-Dullt job6!nE Ialsl
At IA 30. Lard-Negle held o. IKE, bulE
Wssts-Firm; sales q I9J<@i9He for Bhouldsrs;
now heid d lSt; sides i4H@i4He; better rhta
for heavy. A good order demand lOr bae9ni 9
GSltS no hhd6 q IlHc for shoulders; lSSe 70!
cleST fib 6ldeS, and i6e for CiOSE, sugar curod
BUTrEH-ScaFcS and in demand at 2S@S9e.
GSsESSviS1SS 6nsESS eSSase. " LtS:Oed OIL go0se Lard
OII-SI I1f4i 30. %
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a nitoh, h the News.

The reader win notice that our Paris
kilograms this morning are dated the 4tb.
Asfnt received they were dated for yes.
terday, 9Th, but a subsequent note from
the press reporter in New York advised
US that they should be dated Sunday
Tho reader viii understand, therefore,
that the vivid scenes depicted in our Paris
kilograms trausplred E there Sunday,
though Se have adviceS themes Of q later
date. This delaylp the transmission ol
news Is due to some interruption by
cable, but whether in the ocean line, OF
that across the channel between England
and France we cannot say. Great com
plaint was recently made in London thai
It took from twenty TO thirty hours 70 gel
news through from London to Paris.