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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN.
What Induces them TO Become
Masculine.
Chambers journal.

! Chambers journal.
| Thus it is that, in most cases where wo-
men have become soldiers or sailors, hus-
bands or lovers have generally had some
thing to do in supplying motive. Spe-
cial circumstances have guided the mat
ter in other instances. Why she did it is
not narrated, but the gossipping chroni-
cles tell about centeDarians speaking of
one Mary Hall, who was sexton of Bish-
ops Hill, York, and who lived to the
age of one hundred and five. There was
peddler, in 1898, who was taken i'll at
an ale house in Worcester. and, shortly
before dying, told his (her) story. She
had been concerned in the Gordon riots
in 1850, and, fearing capture and pun
ishment, had put on a mans dress, and
Travelled the country as a peddler for
thirteen years. There was Norwegian
woman early in the present century, who
was trained by her father as a juggler,
and, when a woman, was black bearded
and rough enough to act the part of
Turkish juggler at Paris, with turban and
robes all complete. Some women have
been horse racers. The annals of the
turf are not without examples to prove
IIllS 11aQIec VI HiHl D1Tln nave D6Ou
sawyers, but neither as u trade nor for
the pleasure OF the thing. Lady Jean
Berkeley, in the time of Henry ILL.,, used
in her latter years to saw billets and
sticks in her chamber, Gas part of ply
sick or ms dical regimen; and some CEN
turtles later, Taylor, the Waterproof,
while satirizing the court ladies, said,
"All their exercise is pretending to saw
billets.' Women have been emtassa-
dresses, but generally under circumstances
of intrigue-whch courts Of any reputa-
ton would seek to avoid; as in the case
Of the two notorious Mrs. Behn, in the
time of Charles II. Women have been
made knights, witness Miss Jane Porter,
who, after the translation of her Scottish
Chiefs and Thaddeus Of VI arsaw INTO |
German, was made Lady Of the Chapter |
of St Joachim, and Grand Cross of that
Order, in Wurtemberg and witness the |
Begums and RANGES, who have recently |
become Knights Of the Star of India
Women have been testers or jesteresses, |
filing the same part as the fools in old !
days. There was a female jester at the |
court of Edward H., in 1916; Artende |
du Puy was ''fooF' to Jeanne, Queen of
+ rance in 1878; Madame dor was court |
fool at Bruges in 1929; Mademoiselle |
Levin was fool to the Queen of Navarro. |
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-12-19
.sosh Billings ENSURES His Life.

| KUN tew the conclusion lately that
life was SO unsartin that the only way
for me to stand fair chance with other
folks was to get my life insured, and so
called on the agent Of the Garden Life
Insurance Company, and answered the
following questions, which were put to
me over pair of goald specs by slick,
little, fat, old Teller, with Il little round
gray head:
l. Are you male or female? If so,
how long have you been so2
2. Are you subject TO fits, and if so,
do you have more than one at time?
3. What is your precise fiteing weight?
4. Did you ever have any ancestors,
and if so, how much?
5. What is your legal opinion Of the
constitutionality of the ten command
ments?
6. Do you ever have nitemare?
Z. Are you married and live single, or
are you bachelor?
s. Do YOU beleav in futur state? If
you do, state it?
8. What are your private sentiments
about rush of rats to the head-can't it
be did
10. Have you ever committed suicide !?
If so, how does it seem to affect you?
II. Did you ever have the meezles? If
so, how many
After answering the above questions
like a man, on the confirmative, the
slick, little, fat. old Teller, with goald
specs on, ced | was insured for life, and
would probably remain so for trim of
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-24

FERNANEINA'J Jan lU-In port schr Jacob AIbuffe7s-
FORTREss MONROE Jan "a Passed in for Baltimore,
ins n and suzsran from DsmSrsra Fleet
Cista Porto Rico ''''' "A''" '0f'u'e '''Ano' Dig
~ yse 81 s.ss S% &c: s's sss. ca.
d G,.s sch. Roswell S Copp, Hichmond.
lssh.ATrysd bark Williams, Ksen New York; schr
MOBILE. Jan isclesrsd, ship Friea tBr). Crawford.
sS9 Hw ;ssr Lo,s Beard Berry, York
Cleared-shp Monte Rosa Thomas, HAVE bark Mari.
lta chghsols, Liverpoo schr VIM Morrell Reese Pen,
NEWBERN. NC. Jan Sa-Arr,ved. steamship Ellen Ter,
Calais mot as bdfore; ssllis Godfrey steeman Prov
-.NEwBuRYPoRT Jan 2o-Arrvsd. schr Martha Pike,
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 2l-sailed sohr James Ponder, for
:ssr. Lehman yysx Clark s.mo'
S nf ssson oa a 4. lSs.
Hs q,
Nh Julia Pratt crowe Baltimore for Boston Celeste A
,NokwicA. ya12s Arrived. 'chn M W Drew Jdohson:
Porto RICO Freddie forssi Baltimore siinns
S. brig s.s: SUM- Grimm.
isSJss.
o's RSi:n Drop
a.. . ssr c. w
PHILxTntrnIA Jan e. oe.rsS ship Tu.csror.. Dun
S: :Is;! oa....
nard. TaRsieI; Eia xn'den, Smith. Baltimore; Martha
" sac R%sss s ssS S Ss: Chase. Havana
sss E..se ;in
ns
mans Cool. DO Lizzie Small To$ A%SSy eg 6s
t0J saSss
KSas sGss 80, Jacob k'n.''
vs sssSIs9h Ss Gen. Poane Baltimore; Fly Dow. New
Savannah. Jan IL Arrived ship Merom, Lowell. Liv-
6lsarsa.sark Ada Garter, Nichols lnos kenny. New
aS SE seamshp vrsS bakey NeM York
'Cearsd~scirs Eee New ork Ella Brown, Fernan-
sATILLA. Ca Jan 1l-Cleared, bark Nashwank tBr, Le
SALEM, Jan 2l-safed, schr Lizzie Smith, aorham Tan
COT,
Va for do Albert Clarence Freeman. do for Portland and
%sr saSs
kes' Rs;hdaSs. si.. Sfgca:s IsSas,
sl seSaD New
for Boston Warren Sawyer. erie from Baltimore i0rd
Mary hss%.a Hset%:, FA,saspS isr Fsr;%ss!S
ss 81
SS b ys ss Keno s FOR for
Ball, Frank Freeman Florence Novel;, Alm'ra wooley,
22d AM-Arrived, briggs Ava Br, Breen, Grand Turk, IT,
for Gouceater for orders Ceres Br Wyman, Savannah for
SJohn NIB schrs Young, Turton, Tanger Va, for
ton Farbcr, Cobb, BALTIMORE for Porismoa.h Bram-
Grlnn Boston for Baltimore; Cain, Simpson, Phiadel.
pha do, Chas Atwood. Nickerson do for 81 Marys
va; Nellie Paine Doane do for Baltm0re Gen Grant,
Bowie Fortune Bay Me- for philadelphia; Mary Brewer.
Saunders Rockand for New York; Loeser, Davis Lanes
vile for do
Harmon. Leontine Convoy, Geo Parker Belle,
Young, II Furber, Bramhal Chas Atwood Gen Grant,
Mary Brewer and Loeser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-24
PIGEON sHoOTINa-A CARD.

OFFICE B,4OOMrNG GROVE PARK AssocIATIoN,(
100 FULTON ST., NEW YORK, Jan. %, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Al q recent MEETING Of the officers Of the Bloom.
ing Grove Park Association the following resolu.
ton was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this association dascountenance
gambling OF any kind, or trap shooting Tor money
ana all modes OF taking game not recognized by
the laws or gentlemen spOrtsmen in civilized ma.
tiOHs.
The newspapers In printing this resolution, have
IN several instances so changed It's wording as to
pervert It's original inieLt and purpose. Those who
will carefully peruse the foregoing true copy Will
take notice that does not "discontlnue" gambling
ana trap shooting Tor money, for the reason that
this Association has never PatrOnized these pas
times Neither has II abolished trap shooting IN
toto. Neither Is the resolution as 1t stands an en-.
dorsement Ia any way Of the vagaries OF Mr. Bergh,
as the Erening Post has assumed and gralutOusly
asserted. The utility OF trap shooting as q primary
school OF practice for sportsmen has never been
questioned by any one certainly NOT by the Bloom
Ing Grove Park Association. Respectfully,
CHARLES HALLOCK, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-24
TERRIFIC SNOW STORM.

Fierce Hurricane Raging OH the Plains
Trains stopped and railroad COmmunica.
ton Entirely Ont OG-The Palace Cars CO.
ing for the Japanese Detained mt Chey enne.
CHEYENNE, W. T., Jan %, 1872.
There is O severe snow storm and hurricane pre-.
vaiing east ana west Of the Rocky Mountain range,
coming from the northeast 1t Is now sweeping
over the Summit at Sherman. The Union
Pacific trains are detained botn sides. A
train bound east has been showed in several
days, on Laramie Plains. As soon as 1t is shoveled
out fresh drifts cover the tracks, several trains
bound west are now waiting here for the opening
OF the road.
The palace cars going to Ogden for the Japanese
Embassy cannot get beyond Cheyenne The train
from Denver Is also showed In. Travel Is stopped
east. west and south.
This IS said to be the severest winter ever known
here. When the storm supsades gangs Of workmen
VIII soon reopen the roads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-24
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
Pages Lectures on Art-Mysseries Of Cbiaro-
OscurO.

Pages Lectures on Art-Mysteries Of Cbiaro-
OscurO.
The grand salon OF the National Academy was
fllled last night py numerous ana intelligent au-
dienoe. VINO listened with marked attention
TO The lecture delivered by Mr.. Page,
the President OF the Institution, on the
mysteries OF the chiaro.oscuro noticeable
feature was the large attendance Of ladies, whose
presence lent grace and interest TO the proceed
ings that would otherwise have been wanting. The
student element also mustered In force and fur.
nisned fruitful subject for study anu reflection to
such pnllosophlc minds as delight to mark the
eccentricities or
IDIosYNCRAsIEs OF BUDDING GENIUS.
We all know that IL Is plant, and, like other
exotics, requires peculiar soil and temperature to
flourish. 1t is, perhaps. well that only few chosen
ones can nope TO cotbe themselves in the nantes
Of art. otherwise modern fashions would require
large notifications. But, after all. our business Is
with the master rather than the pupils and, bidding
kindly farewell 10 the Rembrandts and Raphaels
In embryo, we make our bow to the worthy master
as he enters on the stage and Drieny informs the
known In art as chiarO-oscuro, or the relations
OF light and dark. the last lecture had been
lines, and to the great master IN that division
OF art-Raphael and his school, Last night the
lecturer took up that division, which, he sad might
De called the body or the art OF painting which was
best exempli1ed ny
Engraving and photography. which are based on
the gradatlOns or dark and light, are capable Of
illustrating
THE BEAUTIES OF CHIARO.OsoURO,
which LENDS much OF Its interest to every natural
object. 1t should not be imagined that white and
black enable US adequately to represent light and
dark, they are only the nearest approach which we
can make to their representation. the won
not visible IN the examples which we
present to you, but from what you
in the paintings. In this division OF art the little
differences make the great exceences. Artists
will remember Michael Angelo's celebrated
saying. that "trines make excellence, though
excellence was no trlne." In truth, lit
between medlocrity and excellence. The lecturer
then went on TO point out from a number Of
examples after celebrated artists the theory and
practice OF chiaroOscurO In Its various develop.
ments. At the conclusion tho lecturer was warmly
appauded by the audience, who went away pleased
and instructed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-24

Bark Baroness r,, Peacock, Gibraltar marke,-A
HARDY A Co.
AgTesta.
Way.
Bark Murray. Jr, Jackson, Port su Prince Murray
Jr.
Brig Anna tBrl, Ba,sby. pslmss-S r Whitney ACC.
Brig Ten Brothers tBr) Weaver. Havans-Al Murphy.
Brig v Nicbos Chase, Matanzas-L Benjamin.
Brig Hermon, Hckson, Cardenas-Carver d Barnes
Brig Mnnehaha (Br), Morrel 81 john NIB Heney Par
keT
schr Eva Perkins, Mitchell, Barbados-Mller Houghton
Schr Laura Jones, Corson Galveston Snow Burgess
4 Co. =
schr Ben, Davis, Wilmington, nee Powell.
Bros.
Schr Gen Grant Farnnm. Norfolk-O Staples Co.
Sloop Emily, Mapes, New HRven-H w jackson Co
steamer Hackenssok, Pritchard, Baltmore-van Buut
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From A. Brentano. Union square-"Almanach de
Gotha' for 1872 London Society," The Cor,ahV. Team,
pie Bar, Adcmflan's, Tnsley's and Dark Blue
Magazines ana Chambers Journal
From Liepincott h Co.,. Philadelphia sy-
vesters; or, The Outcasts," BY M. De, Betham. Ed
wards; Tho Coin Book. comprising a History Of
Coinage; Synopsis OF she Mint Laws OF The United
States," &c.
From Claxtou, Remsen a Harelfnger, Philadel.
phia-'Dream Life and Other POEMS" py Stockton
Bates
From Roberts Brothers. Boston--Old ana Nep
Magazine ior February
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ShiUDing NOtes.

At Deans railway Red HooK, schr 8 Graham, sl(
tons for the purpose OF osking aud Other REPAIRS and
United s,atss ligbtship to be thoroughly overhaued
Mcconnell a Cos Erie IA sin sectional dock has had up
during the past days the Hsna scbr Florence Lockwood
10 paint bottom. and scb Sophia Godfrey 257 toms pain,
and cAk oottom-tbe latter vessel still being on.
P'othosi Aspiuwsi lowered from the smallest
selew dock foot Of MARKET street, yssssy after having
patched hsr copper.
SOM ''c' Or 1856 TONS Of Newburypor also lowered
yeeidy from the Central dock adjoining, af,er
P.ening metal and repairing fossfooL
Drk hos'ns previously reported, nil rems<ns on the
sl oaAnce dock, foot OF Pike street, competing her
somewhat extensive repairs
'He 'sse balance dock adjoining 10 the bark sappho
cn. o. hysc. repairing her and h,inr new SHOE
"a.on nave ooen damaged by touching bottom.
INC Hse sectional dock foot Rutaers street viii rs,ss
cary n morning ship Sovereign OF the Seas 1902 TONS be-
'onsDs Aes Lawrence, Gnes o. Of this city, for ID.
purpose OF "rppng caIhing and Jemetail,ns
BARI Proisus els TONS owned By Messrs james ward
CO. on be sectional dock foot Of Clinton street having
peen '"'peo csed and remetaed, and will be lowered
to-day.
bsaDsbD AeosApet Of The New Bedford line. vss low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-24
THE LATE GENERAL HALIEoK's REMAINS

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s 1872
The remains OF General Halleck reached here
about nine O'Clock this morning in special car Oh
the Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line Railroad
East. The remains was accompanied by Colonel
Scott OF the second Infantry. and a few personal
friends. the body were placed In aahearse, was fol
lowed by dive carriages and taken 10 Little Miami
depot The baud OF the Newport barracks awaited
the arrival at Little Manu. but there was no At
tempt ut public demonstration. The express
company takes the body 20 Jersey City.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 20, 1879.
CLEARED.

kc-W X Garrison ' '."o""'
steamshp CITY Of Merida, Dsaken. Vera Cruz ard Pro-
peso We Hsvsna-F Alexandra sons ~
Co. 10Y N''"'
stesm,hIP James Adgsr, Lockwood, Charieston-H r.
Steamship Co,
fteamshIp Issae Bell Brakeman, City Pojn, and Rich.
mond-Od Dominion Steamship Co. wv
Steamsb'p Nereus. 6eaTse Bosfon--H Dnook
Ship Eurydice tBr) Carr, kslbonrne-Mailer, Lord A
Cutreau. 49,
ship } h Han lBrl sm,b, London Inorganic sons.
bnb L,berv tiAy' saSso, CWt-A AJeas
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Gas EXPLOSION IN INDIANA.

The Gas Works OF Richmond Blown In Will.
Changing the Puri6er-Aneiher Acctoeu, on
sse New York Plan Where 10 the LIGHT Of
Gas Ensineerss
.. RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. %, 1872
INC oly Gas Works exploded at SIX O'Clock 70
. .n" Ine engine house and purifying room are
800 "ieck' No lives lost. The accident was
eAuseo oy changing the puriGer-tbc gas escap,no
sSoss ssiS o ooo IRE from an adjoining ROOM Los,
a Special despatch 10 ING Cincinnati co,,os .a,s
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that the gasholders were not injured by the explo.
sion OF the Richmond Gnd.( Gas Works, and that
the supply Is but slightly diminished. There was
but one mau IN the building the time Of the ex-
plosion and he was seriously, though Is believed
not fatally. injured. The purifying rooms were
hundreds OF YARDS.
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ENaLI;H OPERA IN BOSTON.

BOSTON. Jan. %, 1872
''Ballo In Maschera" last night was an immense
success. Madame Rosa, as was expected, was mag.
ninccnt as Amelia, and MRS. Van Zandt as the
Page created an unparalleled enthusiasm.
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BELOW.
Brig r & Ilasaell
SAILED.

Br,sJuia kcmele (boih spoken by pilot boat vii.
hams, No H. Jan "a on Fire lsland). "
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Steamships Merrpack Rio Janero, &C; City Of Nerds
Havana Ac Leo, savannah Jas Adger Charleston; Bene
factor Wilmington, NC; Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c.
Wind nj srpeet NV.
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S SHIPPING NEWS,


Almanac for New Y ork --This Day.
Sun rises. ..... l6 Moon rises. eve
sun sets. ....... % High water. morn 80
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OATES W DEPARrCRB FROM NEW YORK pom TIM
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRuARy
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Sailed an Rolf I) Arbos' New land arrived at Fa
AsPINwxLL. Jan i-saaed. schr N Samson. Samson,
.XNTioUA Jan s-Arved. schr Ontario. McAuley, New
sSSs sSaa.n S.
to- @ fn aaD .; iPs spro New
sS h f ESsn e'a
pss s s;.. FsS Aso
BRogwEEsnhyKN, Jan Arrived Onkel Alderman,
iSs9I'sa; ssS Amphr. Grams. New York.
SaeS Sss Nsss'' D'"'osch saVan
BnEsdsAvES Jan assss Clara Prosst New York
sHa sT, bsi%.n, New Henry BUCK Sc aaa. do
,lS Goddard B Johnston
port ssh s BARK. Com Dupont pom Nichols and Dover,
sPf ssS sss s.nSrd Iol 90 AN
Ella: Oliver, for Boston, do and Others -.
New YORK tana sailed S9sh for Martinique with part In
ksss na .s a s o bsm.
s4,h brig Romance Duncan d Nassau Ssh schr Lizzie
Ssdy, DOMINGO Jan Ssish LSsi"so si Tars:
York arrived ss d.ehaTsns; brig. mary oiyan lBr as
Inst h iaSiSnd aBr, Bonon from do arrived s 'n
Bnlzs Hoo. s-in port bark Fais.. Bdde for New
Sxnp.,I Jan 2 Sailed Bellevue. cu,ten Nev orleans
CAkTuAGENA, No, Dec Z'-ln port steamer Rio, for Will
DEL ready schr Matilda (Br Osen for New York
In DAYS
DovER, Jan 9-On bark Helen Sands. woodsde, from
Antwerp Tyhee arrived of here reports having been IL
days In the North Sea- and experenced strong gales from
the west
DEAI, Jan 6Arrived, vkingen Tonneson, London land
aaed for Pensacola sth Golden Age Quick do and sailed
for Pensacos Aiyacane, Dunlop de and sailed for New
OrIean 9th, John Hunt. Hunt do and sailed for New Or
leans.
Sailed 9Th, Ukraine. New York.
Passed DO j0o bark Pacific, from Shields for New York.
DuDLIN Jan l-Cleared, Bragg. JorGensen, New York,
p!nEsAEA, Jan Arrived, brig Alice Lea Foster, Phia
deiph!a tand cleared 9th for Barbadoee). :.
prgs Msihide Irmaos tPortl Irmaos DO %tb Alice Al
sbeador Bal.irnore brss julia Blake (Br Blake. New
dad (brJ ryQwsc, BaIlimore BIB, brig Lima Hill do schrs
Annie Whiting Hutchinson, New YORK; &b, ssarbruck
Clark, Baltimore
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OCEAN STEAMERS


N NEW YORK Poa THE
Y AND FEBRUARY,
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Assays guaranteed to corr spond with U. :. Mint
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T. L. OsBlSTON, Manager.
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