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New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
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Medical has made within the as" years.
many diseases which considered fatal are no" cured BY proper
Consumption these and terrible which seems %
civilization aud become hereditary IN any AmV
IL. increa has been 80 fearful in this country may regarded
Dr. H. Scbeuck demonstrated that Consumption be eure
that this nsloos souge can be stayed 6 the Use o SeneDeA
Pulmonary Consumption is caused either BY hereditary
consequent want Of nour shmeht U the sy ~ % s 80
small hard ubercs being deposited the lungs from NE oo vn
alton ard , we tSe ,, Dpe1pT & Ss ~ Sy ssIoertoraoa
tubes ana ne IN W. , p H e ~ bScns cavities e,gine i.rrs
the lungs and anles this soPped aud the pr" heAe up
With the lungs the stomach sud liver ternged ssf
the food healthy blood to strengthen and H'af
These organs put healthy condition and this mus, ..
done BY Sc6eucks Manke Pills. Tney cleanse the stomach and vef
thoroughly contain 10 cal neI or INJURIOUS ~ Ai -
without producing pain OF weakness 70 ne Dolly
weed ToSic which strengthens gives the somh aud
for food stomach prepared 20 receive a. wesa % s
The debe person beneficial results ia good dgesos
Then the diseased uog he consumpye needs the healing ,nd pa
fling Shenek Pumonc syrup .renthens Snee ns
bling the eonsumpve diseased sn dead matter aeegmu
lated in the thereby enAb them receive the bbes tbs
drake Pills the food and thus reaches everT part otbe BODY
all the cavities n ulcers aud makes the lungs SOUND >Ha
All EXPOSURE must be avoided lungs diseased
slightly exceedingly sensitive and repeated nta'ion va .Hs
Impossible maintain circulation Of the blood es
the patient much possible rooms where the temperature
test Of tbs method NAV easily be applied Let the p,aeo. be
We ghed then according to the dectnssaY hs aoss
boI Of SebencEs Mandrake Pills weighed assn The result
increased weight and consequently az improvement ,,
was not discovered sooner eheuck due the credit Of
cess iud since then many ctes and .he ts
physician demonstrate that Consupp9 can o. CURED @ 80
rI9 Prsosr anl S1 % scsYCK SON Arch
'''' "'''"' P''' JOHN r HENRY Wholesale Ag.ut
nd % egeuia NeN- York.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
TIE TROUBLES OF THE SAINTS.
MORE ABOUT KANSAS SENATORIAL BRIBERY.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 1j.-Ihe' Democrat to-day
publishes an interview with Col. York and b. simpson,
who are prominently connected with the Senatorial
rbery business in kansas regarding the alleged state
ment by Mr. Pomeroy that the money he gave Mr iOrk
was a subscription to the National Bank at lndepend'
ence Mr. York said is National Bank at inde-
rendeuce but that there Is private bank there belong
ing 10 Mr. Page who ia friend Of Pomeroys' and VINO
was at Topeka at theme and the probabilities are that
had Mr. Pomeroy desired subscribe for bank STOCK no
would have done so through his friend. He further
stated that he received telegram yesterday from
topeka informing him that II had been ascertaned wha'
hank the money he received from Pomeroy came rom
and that would be identified by the man VINO due UP
the package. -..o,, ,ho Vo,aas
Mi Simpson said he expected to represent tne kansas
legislature before the investigating Comlhlttse az
Washington or in other wordsSas soon as ne esnes az
wness he will become prosecutor he Iurtner stateu
mat they have witness VINO will swear 10 naVlns pee
an agent OF Pomeroys and had instructions 70
DR. Dawson and Mr.. Cummings whom fomeroy .o eaitru
cheap ieows" who could be bought lor sJOJ or & sV
q niece They however, did not sell simpson aiso s sa'
maj Mr. Bacon who accompanies them 70 Msshlhgon.
viii swear thai he was offered 5000 fOr MS Vote ahu w
Poneroy himself told him that any hrrsngeinehe WIN
la agept YQyld pe faithfully eaLrloa osa. Nv ASu sA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
CATER INVESTIGATION, wHATp

o INC Edtfor or The Trtoune.
SIR: | have just read the editorial of THE
TRIBUNE OF the 18th inst under the above caption. Is
there then cry from the heart OF the great republic
loud enough TO be heard After Investigation whati Is
there not heart great enough those whose good
names have been hurt TO grasp the awfuness Of tho
houri For the good OF Rome Brutus sacrificed his son.
Had his own head required it he would have as.ready
let the AK fall there Has the forude and greatness OF
this primitive civilization example in the present
Have we no heroism, characteri Oh. American
Representatives! Let the Christ speak in you What
you and your good names Absolutely nothing !
Nothing bat the good you aud these may give to your
God and your country An odlnm is already attached
10 your from which there is escape You have
deceived the people If you have done nothing else
YOn have dgged Congress down and so dragged
down yor conntry's greatness. Does not the Spirit OF
prophecy enrer OF e0r hearts and teach you
the monentOusness OF the hOuri Where is the man
Let him speak for his country let him be the voice OF
the people, let him arise IN his majesty and might and
confess all his wrong; let HIM move his own expulsion;
let him condemn for his countrys honor. his own name
10 everlasting nfamv Where IS the lan REPUBLIC.
CANTON, " Y, Feb. 10, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

DiCKfRsON- H. at the rdienee o the butss
parents yngst1n n J., by Rev T. Days Nj BtssdA
Dckcrs-u TO Mrs Martha A. Oocrisr
RARL-BoGA ARDUsA Greeuvus ~ y BY 2et UsTnr, Jss ~
Mr. Mitchell W. Bari Of Cairo Matte BOgardu Of Grc"nrle
GROUX-WHTR-On Weinesay, Peb H. at is residence of he
brides mother Lvingon Brooklyn, ~ = H the Rev se
g. Meeye, GTogK Bsookya TO Lyes W. Whiis ~
Savannah, Gs No cards.
nALLPBCK-A the Fss1ene the bs parents % PrdaI
ng Feb H. 1879 by the Rev. Mr. Dunno Rector of AZ amt
Church M Joseph H. Hall Of Orauge g 70 MISS h-ns '" fe
Of this ctr. daughter Of ID. b. and NagaHtP Johnston
INNBSSSASON-On MONDAY Psb the Presbytesn Chnrb
h0nc,r n j. bS the Rev Dr. R. Berry, Dr. Geo nness formerly
hontclur
KUSsMAUL-GOULDAt Montcr n j. Pb p the resdeoos ot
brides Rev Jesse Gilbert Peter Kumssi of
LATHE Fllb to Miss Bliora 3. Gould Of hOn,cln1
LOWE-sHBBHAS-On Tbarsag. Pe5 10 BY Riibey'
uobes Gbes Chur Samuel Love "a " sbeehaa. bot
Of this city.
mcGOwAY-TRArN-At Goshen orangs County =. suntsy
Jan 2 b. the Rev H. Ofse Mr. Michael H. hoGoSn 70 hts
Maud BvaBgeine Train, all Of fHew-York City.
MgRwTN-BENHAM-n Prittsve N r. at the Pesbyiehsa Par
sonsgr Pe Rev Mr Mr. Oscar hevin OF RoroaD 10
Miss Donna l. Benham OF West CouesVIle
NR-WBTM0RBAt the house Of the BRIDES mother Jan By
Rev o. Daes John Pine Of Cairo, y 10 Lucy Wemofe Of
Durham.
RAYwOOD-HRALY-on weines3ay Feb H. 1870, by the Rev
Pl,her Preston assisted BY the Rev. Father Pool Thomr Ry
wood Mage A. Hea youngest daughter Of the late Ceroas
Iiealy, both Of New York City.
RORABACK-DECKBR-At residence Of the brides fsther Les
N w. Jan 3D. by Rev dr Asben Mr. Peter hOrsbsck %
Miss Lucy Decker Of Lexington.
WALSfi-TEACHMAN-In Newark ~ j. Peb IJ 1870 hy Rev Dr.
BsboomeS Mr. james B. Walsh to Mis- Le feicbnsn. bota
ofNewark.
al Notices ofMarTi0ges must be Endorsed 0itA fM
f.YxI.a
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17

AMBLgR-A Yyack Y. Feb U.s. s71 Betsey Amber ~do-
The relatives and friends invited attend her funeral soasn..
LAT Tuesday. 10th lust Trains leave By Harlem r. L
BLAUyELron Friday Peh H. Prde B,neh nf,o, son Of D'A
and Emma Louise Blgyelt a1eo u non'hs and y ds
parents at Tsppln N Y.
"a a. s,aas, AZ s, Feb ssI IS Of &C. ' M Ts ever F,, D''
Puuera will take place MONDAY at Gk M from he esfenes
spectfully invited to attend.
BRowN-A l5a E,s. Twenty condst Of consumption. wsrd
residence MONDAY the i'th inst
BUCKHoUTA fremont SATURDAY, 18th inst Gertrude g. wife Of
Notice OF funeral IN Tuesdays papers
BUDDOu Thursday Feb 10. william J. Buii gdJ7 aud
CARR-Ou THURSDAY 18Th Lizzie c. wife ofDr D,vid c. C,r
Reformed Gosg ate Church cor nfhsye Tweni1uHth
Modav ,h inst LAT At 1917 % si.,I Id %a R r o.
LIS Chambe1st. l!O p M returning leave sJaeE 'S
Friday Feb H. Rachel rct Of James CASSIDY in hes
Tue funeral will take place from late residence Eght.ye
q NEeieeaht to ST. COamba Church. West Twenty ha
DCKSON-On Friday Feb H. Florida, 81 SeabroOE relet Of
Dr. Samuel Henry Dickson.
EMaBTOn 18th inst New Rochelle 10 the s't year q b. .s
u fead. .re ' respectfully invited attend
Central Depot at Is a N SeW.ROchelle
EyASson Sunday morning 10th Emily Iiirrson Evans wife o.
Notice ,ti: q Of tuners, hereafter
FELDAt Isy "Wednesday 18th ius ia the s5h ye" o.
hs sye Hickson w. Field Of tDi' city
Frankfort, In the 3]i year Of her
HAkRIsON-At Sing Friday morning Pb H. Kite wfs
Charles c. Hsusou sad daughter OF Starks W. aud Matilda u
Lewis.
Rfatves and respectfully nviei attend the funeral.
Monday afegaO)c al O'Clock
from Forty econd' depot at lO:i1 a. Csnases
will be in waiting on e arrival Of the trSin
HODGBSOn Friday the lih inst John NJ Ho1ges sge q vars
and friends Of the family respectfully iny u ieen1
Tuesday afternoon. 4. ocock from BIS le Fsdnee
4J Fdh-aye
HORYOn H. residence lg9 MeadoSs oboken.
Catherine Ann HoeY In III 10th year OF her ige,
The MONDAY Feb H. at ID o'clock FnsDis
the family Invited to attend
KALBPLBISCH-On "Wednesday 18th inst Martin Kabaeisch.
aged 90 snf diTs
O'Clock resencs
Bushwck-ave. and GrsuJst Brooklyn, 4. ID.
KRLLY-At Whitehall ~ j. Feb H. Jonathan Kelly 10 bis roth
LATHROP0n Friday Feb H. Richard D. LabOp IN the 6J year %
his
Tie relsves and friends invited attend the fsner, tho
Madison. square Presby ysn Church. MONDAY Feb II, at IL
suVsY-Peb. 10, Mary G. silVey aged 6O years
friends invited t attend the funeral from The rect
dnce her Svey No II Gouverneu Newark
MONDAY Iuenent at Mount Pleasant Cemetery
UNDERHIJL-On Seventh day (Satursyl Bailey Unie IN tho
Gath Of bis
spcy funeral from his late residence No Ps
Twenty Second day (Moniay) OF !. O'Clock IN
will be taken TO Amawak Third day TaeIi mornns
for inLerment
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL.

enough 70 countenance the scheme Congress
mems salaries The trick 10 be too transparent
To abolish the rankng privilege and then divide among
COnressmen the amount claimed 70 be saved reekOned
as very poor sort Of economy. The Boston Go6e says
on this subject:
Tue proposition for these gentlemen TO advance their
pay proper from 5000 up to 5000 When IL Is considered
that the proposed increase TO be made for work already
done and paid for under the existing law the scheme
involves OF the most barefaced attempts punder
The public treasury which VI s possible 10 conceive Of
II Is worse than the Credit MObiier scandal and would
Justly with infamy every who should vote for
It, II nothing nor less than for Congress to vote
itself bounty out Of the public treasury after having
received the fun and agreed compensation for Its
vices One advocate OF the scheme talks about the
1ranking privilege having been abolished, and makes
that one excuse for advancing the idea. This perfectly
hdle for admitting that there any force such
suggestion which there s not, the amount OF postage
honestly sOcrung Members under any circumstances
u but trS, and the iraDkng privilege VIII teBA IL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

Havana Feb l5-Sugar dull prices nominal Owing 70 he decne
Echnge at the beginning Of the week and The news from Span
sales Of the week 1910 ooxesi stocs
,rebouse at MasuEas 1900 boxes AMI loOO nea
receipts tbe,week Havana aud Matans HOO 6 sou
fOm Havana and Mstan1as Ootes
and 500 hhs including boxes aud all the hh 70 Tue Oneu
States -...,..,. u,s.o,,do 6
re ,con auet $l6d 10 80 Butter quiet oat
Eonr 6rm AZ 5I8 25 Hams steady Lard weak IN Kegs
sS 7J in tins $24 50 qunta Potatoes oueyant a.
"a an 4 50 ~ bbl Taow irm. Wax nominal Onions nfm az
@96slc bbL Naval and demand Coal o IN un'
IN AR reals per gallon Empty HOgshe% bnoyshI a.
so Innber IN fair demand White Pine B1 $40 Pitch
nine s1-a s9J Box shocks fair demand at va VA reals og
shocks 21623 reals MOlassrs
Hohea Shocks 2jGl9 reals Hoops buoyan Long shae eIO
dSl2O -. ...u..,,,., q, "a.
Of The market quoted OF loading at hVans ior s
limited states AQsl hOgsheai Of sugar ~ hayhs a
"a northern coast per hossneaa OIL O'e
OutpO 49,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
n.rrRING WITH UNTEMPERED MORTAR.

BEFORE Mr. Colfax made his last appearance,
The Nation improved his case by making Ha teAt lor
some good hints TO Young Mems Christian Associations
They deserve an even wider reproduction than they
have yet received and application not merely 10 sucn
associations but to great many classes OF goou anu
goodish men and women, who think they serve inc
cause OF religion and morality by attempting to varnsn
over and conceal from puOlc sGht such iaPsos 10 "' "a
the Vice-Preadent
Mr. Colfax is behaving-to speak mildly-verY inlu-
dicOusly He has been accused, on evidence on WnCh
any any JT & TaTd 70 the receipt Of 81 200 from Oakes
Ames Now. there only one answer 10 thls VIZ tna @
Mr. COfax received the money from somebody else ana
this answer could be made in five minutes All ne mas
10 % the man who PAID II 70 hn' anu N CIV
Che reason for which IL was paid ana TINS 10 genue
man of small income who Keeps his accounts WIN gea
accuracy as Mr. COlfax says he does MS can De taSh
OF no difficulty. Instead OF doing ths, hOWeSeF, nc
vent 10 the senate and made absurd demand lot
fresh Committee Of Investigation, tDOugh tle "%nson %
COMMITTEES was still sitting, then allowed Oakes Ames
70 90 home and said would produce his defense when
Oafes Ames came back, made some rambling o6ser-
startee of TO attend religious and Temperance meetings
IN Philadelphia and Baltimore. At Philadelphia he
AssocatiOn and was received with shouts OF applause
aud at the temperance meeting at Baltimore tnefe wa
more frantic applause and the NlCePresdent informed
fhe audience that the world fun of human trials
and crime aud suffering full OF wars and disease ana
other moral reflections Of the same sort. We now
beg 10 inform Mr.. Colfax that honest men are
tTs' the world demands Of him just at present is
not philosophical obseryations on the VailG va a6C
OF this life but plain account OF now ne GOV tbat
and pending his preparation OF that account they nA
he ought maintain decent secluslOn ana reucence.
We may also, with equal confidence INFORM tne SVHaS
brethren OF the Christian Association that when the
yase shouts Of applause for man IN MT CoaA posi-
ton they set hundreds OF thousands OF other young
asking-s they asked during the Methodist BOOK Con
Oubles-whether there is any more Necessary Go
between morality and the worship Of Pan MemOefshp
in these associations is fast ceasng to be cerncat9 OF
fnegrity them take that IL does not raise pre-
sumption Of wait OF integrity
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
A WORD FOR THE sTAGE-DRIyERs.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l want to say word in behalf of the
stagedrvers. In such this their work is ono
Of great hardship They must endure, in an exposed
position the utmost severity OF weather that cOmpes
the most OF seek shelter and warmth indoors.
little forethought the part OF the public would con-
sidcraby alleviate their trials. II every who rides
would provide the exact change for fare 1t would save
them much labor and annoyance. They have as much
as they can we'll do TO manage their horses, four
and look ont for passengers When, In addition to this,
they have make change for scrip OF all denominations
up to el0 bill slowly picking out the pieces with tho
numb fingers Of their disengaged hand the process Is
trial that would irrltae more patient men. They are a
useful and hard-working class Of public seryanis Let
remember them. fIAfOR.
hCt0 York, Feb. IA, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
TELEGRAPHGC NOTES.

1.-The third annual exhibition of the Western
Association opened SATURDAY al buuAo Anu WI"
tinue for i've daye.
"A number of prominent ladies of st. Louis
b.y adopted memorial asking the Common Council TO epes GIL ne
socisl laws force there.
Col James S. Cheney of the United States and
Canaii Express died his residence in Manchester ~ H. !e''e
Ing Democratic politician in New-Hampshre.
The Homeopathic doctors who appeal ed to the
Supreme injunction restrain the hassa
husets Medical Society eIpens them from that body have met
with decision Court holding that the Medical society
has the right o enforce its rules.
The trustees of Trinity College have purchased
80 acres Of land Sumst Hartford mile south Of the present
Collage yround, for the $20O IL Is an excellent
M zion commanding the finest The state soou1
acres property BY the college aatoores
building purposes, Tor *lOO,VO.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
Il CARD.

FROM COUNT BERysToRFF, SECRETARY OF TIE
GERMAN LEGATION AT WASHINGTON.
To the razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / regret to see that the report published in
TIE TRIBUNE Of Monday, Feb. 3, on the address
delivered the previous Sunday night in the German
Lutheran Church, Avenue B and Fifth-st., New
York, attributes to Inc reproaches against the Ger
mans in this country which l never thought of
making. viii you kindly allow me to state publicly
through your columns that did not use the words
imputed 10 Inc remain respectfully. yours.
ANDREW BERNSTORFF
UdsLinqtOn D. c. Feb. H. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
RUFTIANIsM IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-Ihe Kansas City journal
OF yesterday has advces from the Western border OF
Kansas to the effect that party Of rOughs entered the
town of sargeaut on the Atchison Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad. and amused themselves by shooting into
peoples windows and otherwise disturbing the peace
Next day they attacked saloon keeper, named Chris
opher Gibson, who shot and killed two OF them nameo
Wrrht and Mcclellan and wounded another called Jack.
The remainder Of the party then left ana went 10
Dodge City where they undertook to run the town On
Sunday night the citizens formed Vigilance Committee
and killed two OF the roughs, Charles Hill and another
known as Antelope.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
ARREST OF DISHONEST RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

CINCINNATI, Feb 16.-About three months
ago the suspicious officers of the Panhandle Rail
road were aroused that employees between here and
Pittsburgh were plundering the Company by reselng
tickets. Detectives yesterday arrested W. NJ Russell
conductor OF this city and it is alleged that SIX con-
ductOs and II outside parties Implicated IL Is sup
posed that the road has lost 10000 year for the past
two years by this swndle. The mode OF operating was
for conductor take q ticket without punching
1t and send 1t 10 agent to be resold several con
ductors were observed omit the punching process,
and 5 OF these tickets aterward purchased by the
detectives OF agents employed the conductors In yar
riUafa
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
FRESH VIEWS OF CURRENT THEMES.
A SECRETARY TO THE RESCUE!


SIR: / earnestly trust that the Secretary OF
Young Mems Christian Association will pray for the
soul Of THO proprietor OF Robinson HALL This wicked
man has actually allowed the wicked friends OF wicked
Mr. Weiss to his hall for the delivery OF six ec
lures that wicked author, Shakespeare Inc very
foundations OF Christianity giving way, and unless
protest IL uttered, ono can say VINO VIII DC o'
to be saved At least, the Srcretary Of the u M' u
can hug broad soul the fact that he Is not respon
BILE for wicked Mr. Woss's appearance in this gody city
of frauds For three weeks did the wicked
friends of wicked Weiss stand before the "rellgous
building belonging 10 the Y. NJ. @. A. ask
ing 10 be let in for valuable consideration
There are moments, however, when hlthy lucro
fails TO soften even professed Christians "No' an
swered the Secretary, in burst OF righteous ndlgna
tlon "our religious building cannot be used by that
irregious mau, Mr.. Weiss. known to be one OF the
worst men among usl" "Charity beareth all things
SAYS Scripture; and, deeply impressed by the tnor-
ougy scrpural conduct of the Secretary OF the T. NJ
c. A. the wicked friends OF wicked Mr. Weiss nave
deliberately dragged down to perdOn the proprietor oi
Robinson Hall. Pray for him. Secretary, and pray
for the deprayed public that Friday last listened W
wicked Weisss lecture The Cause OF Laughter
lecture that one lost soul implously pronouhccu
lawfully funny" Can such things BET DO we hNo
in the 10th century, If "The Cause OF Laughter DO
lawfully funny" what will monsters In human 10TH
saw to wicked Weisss future lectures "The Humor OF
Shakespeare" on Macbeth and Lear" on that naugIy
man " Falstaf" and that dreadful murderer HamletI
1t is going from bad but worst OF oil Is 'no
rghtful intelligence that the NJ A. OF Staten lSahu
has actually dared to engage the wicked Weiss to under
mine the faith by which it lives and moves and has us
being. Lot us unfold moral pocket-handkerchie'S
and weep, and, dry our Christian tears leu us
remember that on Friday night the wicked Weiss ex-
claimed evidently with a view nendishy to symDohze
the Y NJ c. A. Secretary: One flash OF a smile SHOWS
off Medusas head with mpunity.' Where Is the police
Yours hlChED IhniSiiA
Nam York. Feb. 10. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
tIor other Shin Ne,cs see Second Pdge'I

ARRIVED.
s.amship Fnkp M G Dehneke Havre Feb q withndse aud
pass. 10 Weudt RamelsberG - nj, -, x..,,,
uth mia, and pasS 20 Old Dominion steamship Co.
D,rk ~ Peter. Curtis, Charleston Feb = l..
B.ri q H. Jeakus (o Ysrmoaib, n ST. Hilton Antwerp Nov 10.
Big Kossak Elliott, Cabihen ID diys With sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro,roy Feb i-Arve steamships Blackstone, from Baltimore.
Glaueus from New York a.,
Bosfos FEB 6Arvet. steamships liei from Lye'poo wm
cr,ns r,m Blumore; Ares nom Philadelphia BeO1 brig Il.
B,asn from Inagus and H. C. Miiers. from New Orleans
s,y,sNaH Peb l5Aryei steamship Virgo from New iotk
b Hattie Turner from Portsmouth, Moses Branha from Neg
York bak Mary g. Reed iom ayt~ Sailed steamships Amscca
lar baltimore Jae,ntl ol NeNiorG WyOnug foT phA&pa
brt Active New Bedford SCI, ant Victor. for NewYork
sAyAss.u IA, Feb l-AsuVi eat CaaesssA, bon psyan,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-17
GAFFNEY's FUNERAL.

BUFFALO, Feb. 16.-The funeral of Gafney,
the murderer who was hanged last Friday took place
this afternoon Tie in front OF his late residence
was packed with men, women and Children tul lOOV'
bepc present collected by morbid curiosity The police
when Inc family OF the deceased were about entering
the carriages were obliged to their clubs to Keep
i.,,,ly thon u1