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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

A. NJ. PrObaScO, aged years, mOntnS ana Ii 0ayB.
Burial win be made In Greenwood.
REIB.-On TUESDAY,, February 0. after q lingering
Illness CHRISTIAN, son OF Frederick and Mary Reib.
The friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from his residence, No. 1893 First avenue,
REID.-On Tuesday, February g. ANN REID, In
the saith year Of her age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend The funeral, from her late residence, IS
Brill street, Newark, n. j.. on Thursday morning,
February 9. at eight O'clock.
RINN.-On Tuesday, February 9, MARGARET kINNs
widow OF Alexander Rim, aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those
Rim and Daniel Shields. are respectfully Invited 70
attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. from her late residence, No. 32s East
Eleventh street.
RIPLEY.-On Tuesday, February 0, after o short
illness, WILLIAM B. RIPLEY:
RUNYoN.-At New Brunswick N. j., on Monday,
February 8. JEPThA s. RUNYoN.
funeral SERVICE at his late residence Thursday.
February 8, at eleven A. M. and at the Baptist
church. at hafpast eleven A. NJ
RYAN.-On Tuesday, February 9, JOHN, beloved
husband OF Ellen Ryan. aged SO years aud montns-
Relatives ana friends OF the family are respect.
residence. 60 GoSvcrneur street, on THURSDAY, ssS
inst, az Two O'CLOCK.
sAxroS.-ln this city on Monday. February 8.
Mrs. MARY SAxTON mother OF Edmund u. SAXON
In the 90th year Of her age.
SLAvTN-On Tuesday, February Q. MICHAEL SLA-
WIN, aged 33 years and months. -
The relatives ana nlenuS OIL tue inmhy aiu tc-
spcctfuly invited attend the funeral r0m MS lato
residence, 1872 South First street, Brooklyn, =. D..
on Thursday, February 8. at two O'Clock +. NJ
TYRRELI.-Suddenly, In Brooklyn, on Monday.
February s. JULIA f. TYRRELI, VIE Q! J9nn =. Lyrs
rell and youngest daughter Of Nathaniel +. Warngs
Esq. -..-.-...,,- ....s.~
attend the funeral, on Thursday the SIN inst. g
two O'Clock r. M from tne Cnnrcn OF tne Hel0rm ,
uon Gates avenue, OetWeeh Iissson anu rfsuA"H
avenaes Brooklyn
wARp.-On Tuesday,, February o, ELlzABSTH
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late resdence, liz WssS
Fifteenth street, at one +. NJ
MANCHESTER tEngland) papers please copy.
WuLIAxs-In Baltimore Nd, on SATURDAY.
February g. FRANCIS, wife OF Jonn g. Williams and
daughter OF the late Josiah Hedden, Of this city.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, rom the AntnOn Memorial
church, West Forsy.eighth street, on Thursday
morning, the sth inst, at eleven O'Clock.
woRDKN.-At Albany, on Monday morning, Feb.
ruary s. ANNA EDISON. vie Of John l.. Worden, Jr.,
United States Army.
Funeral from the residence OF her mother Mrs.
N. d. Lenox, 81 North Pearl street. on WedncsdaY.
YepruarI u o. ean.past two r n
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Royalty en- Voyage.

During the past twenty years royalty
has made unprecedented progress in the
facility of travelling without fus4 q par
ade. Although George I'll. had never
seen the sea till, at Fifty, the doctors
sent him to Weymouth, his great grand
sons are among the most Travelled men
in the world, and 20 hither and thitlf4r
with no more notice than great notle-
men. During the pest few weeks the
Prince OF Wales hiss been on board a
friends yacht at Trouville, pacing the
sands With d. Thiers, and dining with
the Baroness Alphonse de Rothschild
and other friends in the neigh borhood,
whilst his, wife and children embarked
on the Queens yacht, and were soon in
the embraces Of their Danish kith and
kin at Bernstorf Castle, the King Of
Denmark's pleasant simmer abode. To
no other cla.s has rapid communication
probably contributed more pleasure. In
former days the daughter of royal
house who married into foreign coun-
try became practically an exile for life,
but now friends and family can be seen
as easily as they would be by the daugh-
ter Of eiplomatist or wealthy ,mer-
chant living abroad, and an intercourse
tending to Keep alive and stimulate in
ternational relationships follows.
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TuE avn knight question-Crispini.n.
Three popular kings = Smoking.
drinking and talking.
Why is U the gayest letter in the
ssphaLet? Because it is always in fun.
! awHsr belongs to Yourself, and is used
bv everybody more than yourself
Your p>me.f s8
Ii may sound like paradox, yet tie
breaking of both wings of an army i:
pretty sure way to make it fly.
Tar way they muzzle dogs in most d
the Western tovns is by placing the
muzzle behind the ear and pulling Ia
uGger.x s
"LosA.xAssr, e.olsimed the old LAZY
in the witness box, show should know
anything about a thing dunno any.
thing aboutf'
yIcroR HrGo says that "the dog car.
ries his smile in his tall The infer
ence is that the dog is the greatest vss
in the animal kingdom. ss
Mas. CLARK, who edits a newspaper 81
Sacramento, goes for Train for President
and excitedly exclaims. "Mever mird
platforms. We want a man."
! Alrorso .Conpecticut lady was Lately
taken abacK, when her swain got upon
hin knees before her and read . declara-
ton Of love which he had nicely written
of.
THERE is more truth than poetry il
the following line from an sdvertise-
ment: I" Babies, after having taken
one bottle of my soothing syrup, never
ely any more"
A GENTLEMAN who had very des-
servant was advised by friend to d..
charge him. mo, fo,r replied the gen
tleman, with much good feeling, 'thst
poor creature could never hear offs
other situation"
q IN Apu, Said an afiec.ionate moth
er to her son (who expected to lie mI-
gied very soonl, '.you are getting very
Min! asaYes, mother" he replied.
when ! come the next timeyou Willie
able TO see my no.
Az editor of q religious paper says
ave consume millions of gallons Q.
distilled spirits annually" We don't
believe him. There is no doubt thathe
drinks to excess; but If he gets on the
outside of two or three hundred gallon;
anfnlflyxhe is doing as much as the
rest q us.-LouisviNe yolon
A'wfAifHY New York banker was Al;
tonished, on returning home the other
day, to find his two daughters, both IL
their teens, sliding down the lower hall
bAnisters. His establishment was
changed to indignation when the flushed
@smSels informed him. that they intend.
ed to try riding astride some day, and
we're taking preparatory lessons.
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: RUBEN STEIN is described as. "small,
dark, and very ugly .fo
KARL MARX, the International leader r,
Is coming 70 the United States to live.
Ten American citizens have become
naturalized and elected TO the Canadian
Parliament. I"
PRor. THRAsHER is the disagreeably
Subjective name OF the principal Of a
school in, Netswska, Kan.
TaE first installment of Motley,snew
work, the History Of the Thirty Years
War, will soon be published. -
BuNc HE'D, formerly of China, now of
San Francisco, is in the laundry bust
ness Instead of being on the police I
Here is St. Joseph, Mo-, advertise
ment: :. If you want hoop skirt, go
to the ant, thou sluggard, and b.
Weiz."
A MAN in Detroit lived in his house
ten years without finding out that =
wallet cor tanning $4,000 lay under the
kitchen ii DOT. The bills faded 10 dust
on Icing handled.
BLoNDrS's disease has now assumed
the form OF walking a rope 500 feet
long and 30 feet high, with a sui. of
armor and a cooking stove. Strong
hopes Of his death are entertained with
every rising wind.
Missions wedding cake was a splendid
affair, profuseIy ornamented rith must
cal trophies, and havin g on the summit
a harp made of real and costly pearls,
which the prudent bride, who has no
nonsense about her, promptly turned
into cash.
The case of Mr.. J. Ross Browne shows
What official preferment will do Cor q
man. A few years ago he was poor
Bohemian, taking short hand notes for
a living, and now he has bought 10000
acres Of salt.marsh in California, having
$25 an acre for it.
The death is announced. at Utica,
N. Y, of Eliphalet Cramer, pioneer
Of Milwaukee, and for many years one
of the mos. prominent business men OF
that city. He was the elder brother OF
William Z. Cramer, editor of the We
consia, and was for many years President
of the State Bank and Of the Gas Coni-
pany.
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American Farmers.

" The Athsdn says: "We hazard the
assertion that no class Of equal average
means live 30 we'll as American farmers.
One, OF these, possessing farm and
buildings worth cay ten thousand dol
lars, will gather about him and stt,joy
morsi real comfort than could be OBJ
tanned from the income Of hundred
thousand dollars in New York. He
may live in more commodi6us dwell
ing than . metropolitan citizen having
ten thousand dollars annual income.
He may have bis carrises,and horses.
His table may be supplied with every
thing fresh in its season. His labor is
less wearing than the toll Of counting
rooms and offices, and he has more leis-
ure."
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+" LOst.0

There is = good deal of tragedy in the
word" lost" even when we do not use !
in its theological sense. "Child lost,
j. . phrase painfully suggestive, nor =
1t PAaant for wife to lose her hus'
band Yet nothing is more common
than mysterious disappearance. The
Enehih police during 1870 were called
on for assistance in the cases of 500
lost .persons, and of these 1884 were
under ten years of age. The polio,
found and restored 26l9 children and
446 adults; 60 adults committed SUI
che; and ut tle chose of the year tour
children and sixty -four adults we're still
missing, 1t will be noticed that the
police were muciI more successful 10
finding children than adults, which
'lkads to'the suspicion that good many
Of the latter were not particularly de-
sirous of being found, having their own
reasons for remaining lost" Some o.
them are still missing at the time o.
making up the report may ultimately
be found; but, Of courses there must DC
some will never be heard of.
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STANLEY, the African explorer, tele-
graphs to Redpath 4 Fall that he &C
cepts an offer made by them 10 lecture
in this country in January.
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The West.

William Forester. the notorious burglar
md bank robber, and who was until recently
thought to be implicated in the Nathan muir
der, ss New York, has been safely Gagged IN
the Jpket ON } feniteEtiafy,, to which insiitu-
dot, he owes thirteen, years penal saryi-
tude. ~ iHNNHi ~ -ua nAul
Tower Grove Park, at St. Louis, contain
pg 200 acres. donated to the city by Henry
shaw, proprietor Or the famous Botanical
Gardens there, has been formally thrown
open TO the public. ~" 9ildTg wYn
(, n G. Mitchell, Republican, has been elect
ed United States Senator from Oregon. i,'n'
San francisco is justly indignant 9; the at-
quittaI and Hberaiap Of the notorious MIS-
Laura .. Fair, It's stated that no stfch ex-
element has existed in that city since, The
days Of The Vigilance conmitee's operations
The feeling very. naturally is that tie Jury
Ess bribed and that justice has been out
ragged. The circumstances of this case arc
well xemsmhered., Mrs. Fair, who, It il az
legged, was the mistress of Hon, A. r, Cri;tcn-
den, met him in the presence of his own wife,
and deliberately shot o him dead. She was
.&sisd in she summer Of 1871, convicted; AID
Sentsaced to be -haogej. 4 new trial was
granted, thesplesr Of " emotional insanity set
~. md The - now scquitted, and goes forth
~ AatYap some other man ID her meshes. WI
0 The Indians i'm Utah hare returned to
their reservations, snd al y peaceful and
qEietH unv s-ofuu~ tpi. WI
khe foundry OF Thomss Dunford. i'm Al.
tsn, ILL.,, has been destroyed by fire. Loss,
42o,0DO. Iy pf af All v m
sIudisn Cemmissiener Brunot has effcuteti A
ttsaty witkshe sh0sl1one ttfbe Of Indians. By
which they csde to The United States half .
niIlion acres Of their reservation, smbsaans
the sweetwater gold belt IND mining region.
m0x large extent Of valuable farming ana
@s1ing laod. . ianm II ETrHHOa odi
os'Olivsr z, DsNoi,b OF Evansville Ind, wat
cAoked todeath, tho other day, ~ q piece o.
meat which lSdged n. his throat. itfuiin,
The Cincinnati Exposition had over falf 4
Million visitors, And realized about AlO0. 900.
which leaves i smaii balance after paving ali
exuehscs. no ili!hi z -iS2s AIttN-riilY n
!, = !. si I,r pas y TM South. mo . N,
W The Aqyp of 0seeola, Arls., hes been almost
tAtAlly tlestrcyeAb y slfurricanssiclnr va
IVA T4s7 siunlisipn appointed to investigate
the Mexican outrages ON the Rio 0nInis has
-asmplsAsai rs !abors, and left Brownsville for
d WhsiinUtssg sdi 10 sTE,r hlo1
Gresiey VII attend the North 'Csrb-
i1us Seite TFair,as Ooldsbcio, on the 23fiust
Il 0sUgs Reed And John Sfais. two colored
gntlslfSsn, got intSs dispute At church m
NUttls Rock, AK, over the question as to
which put the most money in the hat when il
was handed around. Mr.. Reed put an end to
the dispute by drawing pistol and shooting
Mr.. Sims dead.
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Apasenge:,rab between London and Edkp-
burgh, while running a, = furious ate 81
y 60, recently, came in collision with .
freight .traip, causing the instant deash q
ehSen persoas I'D DC wcuuding N4masy,
more. X ~
During the months Of July. August apd
September, 81 900 emigrants sailed from Liv-
-erpool for Americx .'s-'~. ---'--s'--~ --~r~-
The celebrated fmonaster pf EssnpA n
ufiex HON Nadad. in fspdp, sas irktntls
struck by lightning, and the magnificent edi-
rHee-yvfvVhm WIN me royal SFsssce sdy6nss
ipg, with ats splendid books and pahtsks,d
rare and costly manuscripts, we're Ptaly De-
stroyed by tire, ~, hI
Over IS, 900 persons left the city Of Metz
in two weeks to seek homes under Preach
jurisdiction. The popula tion Of the city IS
reduced to less than 10000.
Mexico is flooded with copper money, of
which each dollar is worth about ten cents.
Mail adviees from Japan furnish full par
ticulars of the burning of the steamer
America, in the harbor Of Yokohama, ON the
goth OF August. by which disaster three
Americans and ifty-nine japanese lost their
lives. ,;,sf,l
The rinderpcst continues to spread in En-
gland.
Sir James Shaw Willes, one Of the Judges u
the Common Pleas. recently committed sui
eide in London.
1t is said President Theirs will urge upon
the National Assembly, at its coming session,
q proposition for the establishment, by pro-
clamaticn, of permanent republic, based on
strictly conservative principles.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
~ ATS The East. G~Gl
10. ~ 9c.,nny oKeefe, the New Yotk ne~sSos


~ Inc cAst' C~ 4
3chnny O'Keefe, the New YORK. newsbos
rho won the. appO;ntHsatof Of midshipnaauasia
. competitive, exapination, has successfully
passed bis Ok aminations, and boon sworn in
Is cadet midshipman, at Annapoksutn VI
Gov. Geary, Of Pennsylvania, has pirdoned
out Of the renltsntiary the notorious Mercur,
late City Treasurer Of PhihdelphiS red ~,
A., infamous broker. ChsFles A. Yefkes, who
rxere convicted lasswinter Of embezzling the
city's funds. ~ lRq.I IaN SIHcA 50 I'll
The propeller y alhonsie, from Montreal to
C icago,. was recently Destroyed BY Afe In
: L,ke on,arie. s.Tha passengers aud crew
) we're taken OF BY the 1ropellsr City Of Con-
cofi hnig ssgivi-s ,HN-i mo-. as an
The saspeptiopof SpencAf. Villas Co.. the
well-known Boston bsqiess, is ANNOUNCED
At midnight IN SATURDAY. Sept, IS three
/, surthe Eof III the oil wsns in the country
vere stopped in accordance with the plan, OF
the oil vsoducen 70 rNse the price Of petro-
,leum By diminishing IN quantity. nin1
/, The -eficial vote for Governor, Of Vermont
s4ands Converse. Republican, Al ,0AS; Gard
ner. De mo1st. 16,6tS scattering, L. 4. Ma
lofty for Converse rs. 3l9.li oo suo
The movemsnf m the OIL producing regions
Of Pennsylvania TO stop the pumping wells N
Usder to raise the price ofpetroleum has met
wAh vary general success. Advices from the
- districts represent that nearly all the wells
have stopped. In some localities violence
was resorted to in carrying ont the order, we'll
rigs being burned engines destroyed aud oil
tanks tapped. ~" 2"' ynb-oT 6 d.
q lB1dsercrs. CT, has been visited by q de.
stract.ve fire. Involving The loss Of sl50,oOo,
worth Of property. & W .liiy.iBol j
Senator Summer has written o letter declin-.
ing the, Liberal.Democratlc pominAtion for
Governor Of Massachusetts,. -fhaH sa ,slr
Or. Aver, the phi man, came within few
votes Of receiving the Republican nomination
for Congress in the Seventh District Of Massa-
chtse.ts, over Mr. Hoar, the, sitting member.
"a Grave, Who some time ago defrauded
VARIOUS New York merchants to the extent of
$500 900, and fed the countrNohas been ar
rested in France. b9hnsia ~.
A party is being organized in New York to
go'to the Arizona diamond fields. ,orl al ~
Or. Francis Lieber, the wsil-known his.
torian, died, suddenly at New York, last week,
of heart disease. asa i.ap p isnh 1oipd
The IcNeal Coal and Iron Company, OF
Philadelphis, has gone into Bankruptcy.
The liabilities are over $1,000, 600. io7- Z
Another explosion has occurred in the
Hoosac tunnel, One man killed and several
injured haoJ 9il na
Rev. Bsnj- 2 .Hoyt, the oldest Methodist
minister in HeWI England, died recently at,
Salem, Mas. = 81 uaSs -
The funeral Of Bi>hop Loguen, Of the
Methodist Church (coioredl, at Syracuse, was
largely attended. lusmi
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Aaserious riot occurred at the polls u
Macon, O., ON election day, Between Wine
And bladk voters, resulting ip{he death OF
ave nestpes and one white pan, aud the
'wov adi.E many others. . = y
Ay1oNger train on the East Tennessee
aud Virginia railroad recently fell through
trestle near Greenyille, Tenn. A brakeman
was Kidd, seven passengers seriously and
twesty rlishsly ihjsrsA seN0
- - Washington
rvsurpsa to- thswhits
Hqase, and sQtled down 10 business.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Trsaeuyer at New York
To purchase $1,000, 900 each Wednesday, apd
to sell 81, 900 900 gold each Thursday. during
socpNsff INV 'EO .SCM MIMI
In accordance with the recent act Of Con-
gress, the samo duty on all documents, ex-
sept bunk checks, drafts or orders, expired
on Dot. 1. No stamps are now required on
any legal document whatever. or on foreign
bills of exchange 49,, tn.,
/, The Southern Claims Commission has Sc
cured . full list of all virgnians who voted
fOsIand against the ordinance Of secession in
Nay.) 16Sl.iso that when claimants present
their claims in the future their loyalty can bc
determined by examining the county poll-list.
and seeing On which side Of the question the
claimants name lie found. ~
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
the calling in Of slOOo,oOO sper cents. num-
bered a. follows: $4,000, numbered from
1910 ID 4.S9r; $4,000, numbered from 4,720
to AVIS, interest on which will cease Nov.
80. 1st2. lic - 40 lias 'nrf f '
The following is the. public debt statement
for the month of October as telegraphed
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resisted. What Aeartburning has been
CAUSED at period subsequent to the
supper hes sihcef5h0 IN fully re-,
veaied by the 80 = a divorce
court.
/, / could mention more thun ten or
twelve distinct cases where Americas
girls have given up happy home in
exchange for most miserable exist
ence. Their fortunes have been squan-
dered in most cases; some of the ladies'
have been deserted; Others have OBJ
tanned a divorce but ALI az them are
heart-broken. The cause, Of all that
wretchedness is TO be traced,to the de:
sire of gratifying = feelihg-a vanity
TO flourish as Madame Ia Maruuise or to
imagine herself a Princess. Sbts'
4 "A yssr ago m Anepnn lady married
in TIE south Of France Polish Couu D.
she was duly cautioned, but she would
feia Cuontess. 1IM7isd In due form,
the, pair set Oyt ON . wedding tour, but
before weeks travel was consumed,
on reaching Vienna, the lady. became,
aware that, thbdeli Z 'Count ess she vs.
bound to d swihdler. But for the.
timely intercession Of the American
Consul the Countess woulsf have been
subjected to endless inconvenience.
inasmuch as the husband had conspired
WITH his creditors to bring pressure on
the family of the American lady for the
purpose Of extorting money.
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES. - 1t Is a TACT
that all those persons doing business which
requires extensive advertising, and who from
the mode of conducting II are able to arrive at
a close approximation of the results produced
By each separate investment in this way, are
universal in the opinion that better contracts
can be secured through a wen established Ad-
vertising Agency like that of Geo. p. Rowell *
Co.. New York, than can be obtained from
publishers direct, no matter how familiar With
rates and papers the advertiser may be; 1t
stands to reason that an agency, controlling
patronage TO the extent Of from fifty to one
hundred thousand dollars per month, should
be able to secure fayors which would not be
accorded TO any mere individual, even If we
omit entirely the benefits which they must de-
rive from their extensive experience.-Eb-
chance