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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-07-25

The LATEST of US are going at ire
mendous rate, whether we will or not:
The earth is going round the sun at
the rate of $4,000 miles an hour, or
eleven hundred times faster than the
fastest express moves. The earth re-
wolves on its axis at a very high speed,
proportioned to the distance of It's sur
face from the axis. -,
BROwN, in order to keep pace with
the progress of the age, has reduced
the price ofhis goods to COST
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-07-25

THE beloved of the Almighty are
the rich who have the humility OF
the pe0, ard the poor who have the
magnanlmity OF the rich
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81 A CIsTERN will hold for every foot
in height as follows: ,
For IL feet in diameter, q barrels,
For II feet in diameter, 178 barrels
For 10 feet in diameter, 145 barrels.
For 9 feet in diameter, ll5 barrels
Reckoning 40 gallons to the barrel
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The Political Complexion of this
Congressional District.

The following table will show the
voting population and the political
complexion of this congressional dis
trict.
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ONE of the oldest, ablest and best
known members of the Suffolk bar
once drily said that there was no such
THING as Knowing what law was until
the Supreme Court had had its oppor-
tunity to guess at it.
But there is no law, constitutional
or statutory, to prevent BROWN from
selling the cheapest goods in the
State.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-07-25

MAKE the following diagram with
three strokes of a pencil, not crossing
any line or going over each line more
/ than once.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-07-25

Two young princes of Austria enter
ed into a violent quarrel, when one
said to the other: ''YOu are the
greatest ass in Vienna Just then
the Emperor, their father, entered
and said Come, come, young gen.
tlemen, you forget that 1 am pres
emit"
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w. E. BROWN & Co., viii SCI. ii
COST until August %. BARGAINS y!
, 1874-01-26

Denth Mot Caused by Amy Vital Artc-
rial Conl1cctt0n--.Ei,o E30dics Pre-.
Heryed--Proposca 31le to q Museum
or Medical College.
New YoRK, jan. 25.-A dispatch from Mount
Airy, N. c., says DR.. William Hollingsworth,
who attended tho Siamese twius, is Of tho opin-
ion that tho death Of Eng waa not caused
by any vital connection Of tho artery
passing from ono to the other through tic liga-
mont that unted them, and believes tlero was no
such vital connection through tho ligament, be-
cause he had attended tho twins when one was
SICK and thu other in good hoaltEl. and when
t,oEe was as much rs twenty boats difference to
the minute in their pulaatton.
This bodies, after being ombRl1nel, were placed
in = colliu and oncased in large
tin box, which was Boldored aud mate
air-tight. Tile whu1e wAg then put in
! largo wooden box, aud packed in charcoal, and
made SECURE, and placed iu the cellar Of tic
house. 1t IL reported that the bodies will be
disposed Of at an enormous price to come mn
aenm or medical college, or placed on exhibition.
This is to be subject to tho decision Of members
Of tho family.
The Charge is maile that yoil OF mystery has
been thrown over tho deaths Ut lilo twl1lH, AMI
tue purpose Ut obtaining Possession Ut the boL-
ios for the abova stalled object.
A dispatch from Greensboro says Dr.. Joo
uolling6worIl, brother Of the doctor WHO attend-
ed the tWins, while Oh route for tile North,
stated that His mission was to dispose Of tiiu
dend bodies Of the tnus on the most favorable
terms ho could negotiate. Tho SUN Ahked for
tho privilege Of poSt-mortoln iB stated 10 bo
Is, 8,0G0 to $40, ,000
, 1874-01-26
KANSAS SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Il Pretended l3xposn of Corrupt 1'rnMn-
actions in Which senator Ingalls,
Was EMpIicuteu--Ehe Farmers 10

4 Pretended Expose of Corrupt 1rnMa-
actions in Which senator ingalls,
Was 1mpIicutcti--'Ehc Eltrlncrs to
Nom 1iuslte I. A1an--Poncruy,s :Fris.1.
sr. Lou1s Jun. 2j.-Tho Globes Topoku,
Kaa., sposiAl Of tonight says The Kansna
Ulty Times Of today contnins nino-
column expose of tho various alleged tratsac-
District Attorney Scolioll. Unitod Stato1 a1arslnl
Tough, al'd ot.csa. It IL, however, II rohnsl Of
old stories, Some OF which hayo bcen circulating
for year pust. Tile only new thing III thv
article iH purportel intoryicw with ex-Auditor
Hargrayos, il. winch llo states q scllemo waH OH
foot by which ex-senator Po1ncroy was to be
b!acltn,ailed out Of 95O. QUO for "nola prosso !"
in his bribery caso, lIargrayo says seoilcd nnil
four others woro in the scheme thnt CAPT.
Tough promised to pay lin (llargrayo) to toll
tho whole Truth about tho bribery Of Senator
@ XS BY M ia ro%9roy I dt 1e tS gayH hascs he ge'oxoa
not believed lloro that ingalls, las beel. connect
cd with tlloHo schemes. Capt. Tough denies tho
clarges against him, and Hays ho mover paid
Hargravo $500. Tho matter haa crcated groat
excitement hero to-day, aud another and larger
dose Of revelations, ia promised Tuesday.
to unite On candidate for tho Seunto tomorrow
night il posaiblo.
triyato adyices state TINT ex-senator pomeroy
will be here tomorrow, whom lo will Tx up
l1 bond and arrange matters for lis trial. which
has boon postponed to tho July torn Of tic
viii ever DO tried. lie hnowB too mich.
Observation-Disclosures sooYlELD,
Who la now III this city, has published card do
nying that lie intends making exposures re-
gartaing Senator Ingalls,, aH alleged. lilo further
snys that the information upo,. which tho tIlote
laaed WAS evidontly invented to impair senator
IpERlls' influence.
, 1874-01-26
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Strike Of the Ship Carpenters at
Camden, N. j.
They Resist an Attempted Reduction Of
Wages.

Sptcf6t I}fapNfrIt to THO ChfcHG6 1TfbHhe.
PHILADELPHIA. ra., Jau. 25.-A 6e,'cra, dis
Affection has BROKEN ont among tho ship car
pointers employed In tho numerous yards at
Oamlen, Now Jorary. Tho trouble bognn in
tho extensive establishments of Taylor Il
Matthias, aud Day, Carlor l. Dny. until
now 1t Inns become widespread, and total
a,1spension Of work Inns followed. a
few days ago. tho carpenters concluded to atrilse
against decrouso Of wages, whial. tic employ
ors Ind determined to thrust upoa tllom, a1,d,
calling q moot,ng, rosolyotl to maintain their
portion nt MI hazard. Tho wagoa
fow woclA ago ayeragea $3.50
rer dny. but tic embarrassing nnd stringent
timoa produced by tho patiu compelled tho GILL;
rloyetH. as thoy lcclare to decrease tho wages
90 COLTS per dion. Tho s1unbblo is assuming nt,
interesting phaso, and now bocomos moro com
plicatoa ovcry dhy, from tho fact that both Bdes
aro equally determined TO fight 1t out.
THE oARrESrE,s
sccm to llnvo the bcst nItlo OF tito controversy
however, ~ tl.ey maintain that tho work which
oEl tho yars[s 1lave upon tho stocks iH entirely
tudor contract, and was accepted Mt tho contract
price Of s3.50 per day as wagon allowed for. The
carpenters llavo furnished
THE FOLLOWING srArBMENT
to yoilr correspondent which EcrvoH to show tho
grievances OF Which tl,ye complain:
Tho employers 1T the various shiE-yartls haro Ut
tempted to roJ,co or wages from $3.50 to 81 per tny
It has been the prevailing opinion among tue peoples at
large that wo Commenced tho strike II III mt io
cn striking; 1t IL tho employers. They not natls.
nei with Tic wages mid, although tho vessels
building nrc contracted for ut basis Ut $3t0 per
day.
|. Tho strikors laTo strong ttnfon, and arc said
to lavo sufficient funds in tho treasury to con-
tinue tho staud-out for some weokH.
Camdon is tho centre Of m important wood
md iron ship-building industry, nnd tho buildore
have q largo numbor Of orders on baud
which cannot DO hurried on bocausc oi
tho present troubles. It is reported tonight
that Tho disaTeosion has spread to other points
in tho State, and tt now looks as il a geneaal
strike will onsue. Tho reports thai have bcou
tclcgraphed throughout tho country relative to
disturbances of tue strikers arc exaggerated and
entirely unfoundea. Tho strikcrs Belonging tc
Carnlen number $500.
, 1874-01-26
TRANSPORTATION.
Special Dispatch to Tile Chicago Tribune.

WAsu1SoroN. D. G., Jan. 25.-sonntor Nor
ton states tliahin his forthcoming speech he will
not undertake tho endorsement Of my particular
railroad line or scheme or proposition looking to
an adjustment OF tho Chicago transportation
difficulty. Tho speech will DO solely devoted to
m OK Examination Of tho question as to the rights
OF Congross to put iu execution tho results Of
their labors, in the ahapo Of auch d plan for tho
to!nlion Ut the yoxod question as their inToati~
gatioua may suggest to bo advisable.
BIT. PHILLIP CANAL.
Gen. Humphreys. Chiof Of tho Engineer Corps,
will make his report in few days. It will gou-
orally bo In favor Of the feasibility and utility
OF the st. Phillip ship~cnnal near the mouth Of
tho atiHsiesppi Gen, Barnards report will
favor system Of jettieB
SATURDAYS MEETING.
The adjourned neoting Of tho frienda OF
cheap transportation, which was ANNOUNCED to
10 held at the Capital Saturday night, WAS fail
,1re, not moro than fifteen Congressman being
present. an attempt to rally members who arc,
or pretend to bo interested in tho object Of these
meetings, will bo 1nado next Saturday: The
Democratic minority Of tho House Committee On
Railroads aud Canals, it is said, have agreed to
disacut Tram tho action of tho Republican ND
iority in reporting Mr.. nIcCrnry'B 1lal1road bill
with a favorable Recommendation. Aaparty col1-
ulorations lave thus been brought into action
IN connection with tho cheap transportation
question, it il regarded AZ at loaat doubtful
whether tie Saturday night meetings. can be
made harmonious aud profitable.
, 1874-01-26
RAILROAD NEWS.
Proposed Consolidation of tho Milwau.
kee & St. Paul Debt.
Tho Affairs Of The Road In Highly Sails
factory Condition.

SDecta1 Dispatdh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
New Youw, JIM. 25.-A meeting Of tho Diroot-
ors Of tho Milwaukee, l. St. Panl HAIL
road Company VAS hold IN this city yostorday.
Tho matters before tl,om syoro Of grcat itnpor-
tn,,co. Tloro arc now five or six difforout kinds
Of bouta, representing s26 2o5, 900 mortgngcd i'll
t1chtcdnoss, and eai5,0D0 Income bonds. 1t
wan informally agraol to
MARE A CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE.
oil tho whole property for 995, ,000, GOO, to OK
change for all tho proaont bonsls Of esory c1ass
to provide steel rnils, and to build two bridges
aeross tho Srissssnippi Rivor. 1t wns also lit
fornlni}y ngreo1 10 apply Nil tho not casntnga oi
Tho ycar, Wmch tho Company nro contldent will
bo fully 7 ror cont OIL both classes Of stock, to
stockholders in tl1eao now bondR. Tho proposed
bonds will DO of two kintls-S10, ,000, ,0o0 gold
Dtorling bonts nnt1 923 DOR, 900 currency bonds.
A woll-known English barker lthn rlato nj. offer
for several millions Of Tho first class. Tho Oil
ccrs Of tho Company estimate
EARNINGS Fon TIE PRESENT YEAR
at over 81 ,D!0,000. Tho incrcaso last yoar over
1879 wnB SG08, 800, with n iEht wintcrA buHi-
l,esa and 1t Is estimated tho increase for the
first three months Of tho prosont ycar will lc
moro than 100000. The tlrst two weeks ot
January show nh increase OF 1000. mud moi
more than ono-half tho crops OF those portions
Of WISCONSIN, Iowa. mid Minnesota tributary tc
tho st. Paul 1toad haye yet canlo forward.
Tho Company have l1td lao miloa Of steel rails
md they intend to lay 100 mitos ,nore complct
ing the limo oaat Of tie Missiasippl Riror.
, 1874-01-26
THE ASIATIC CABLE
Departure OF tho Tuscurora 10 Mo.
cute u Ik0l1to fOr the NeLv Slhfnn.

Departure OF tho Tuscurora 10 ho-
cute q Route for tho Nesv slhnln.
xil1e Wire.
San Diego Union, Jan. 2s.
The united States Steamer Tuscarore yeater-
day sailed from this port for the Sandwich
Islands and japan, with tho purpose Of aound-
ing en- route for location for tho proposed toe-
graph betwoen Asia aud tho Pacific Coast Of the
United States. An interviow with Commander
George L. Holltnap ,csscrday morning elioitod
with tic Asiatic cable enterprise aud
tho cruise OF the Tuscarora, which ne
here lay before the readers OF tho Uaton. The
Tuscarora was detailed for hor presont oxpe-
protector and conductor Of tho groa. Atlantic
cabla enterprise, who is at tho head Of tho Asaic
cab!e scheme. Tl1o steamer vaB first ordered to
survey northward for routo through Pugct
Soutd aud via the Alou!ian 1Bla:,s, and proceed
cd to curry ont tic Instructions. becoming
short of coal sho roturllod to San Francisco.
wllora orders we're received to go Bonthward a1d
survey the 1oule from San Diego to tho BnndNicls
route i possible. Conl.nandsr bolknap tliuks
that tho southern route, witll q landing Tor tue
cable at SIN Diego, iB by. far tllo most feasible,
and believes tlat it will in all probability be
A.oi.tian Islands, il bosOt with dislicutios. 1t
would bo impossible to repair any break during
tho largest l,nrt Of tho year, there leiltg but
four months i'll which tloso watory are open to
navigation. Il route froa, San Francisco has
apparently not beon thought of; It would
bls. i'll that vicinity OH account Of tue
rocky nature Of t1o bottom Of that part Of tho
coast. A lino from Sau Diego vim Japan to tho
Sandwich islands 10 tho most practicabloilb st.
bccause 1t would lie in tho - cAlm belt of tho
lAci!ic," aud the ca!io could bo laid down md
repaised vt any Inns during tie yca:; second III
conncc.ion with the Satlilwlch Islands is tho
esiuont purpose Of tue scheme, this line s geo:
ktsn1 t,f
, 1874-01-26

.... brEALInht Ill
SOLDIERS AND COMRADES: At largo and on
tluHlastc meeting Of Old Bo!ders and citlzcls OF
Hterling md vicinity, It waa rcBolyed to l,otl
draud Neu.,ion Of Soldiers in ts city on Friday,
Feb. 20. 1871 Uhe 22d falling on St,nday), to
uresoryo the memories and cl,crlah tho frienl-
ships no strongly formed during tho latc War,
TINT formed part Of otr national history.
All soldiers, their families, md ciliaonH of tho
cntiro Northwcat arc cordially invitod to be with
us on that OCCASION.
an oration will bo delivered, on tho afternoon
Of tho said day, by alaj.-uon. john II. Palmer,
Of Illinois. 4 grnnt1 t'rocnsBon u military aud
old battle t1ays will also take place.
a grand banquet, FREQ to oil soldiers. Nogo-
tati0uH arc in progress for reduction OF fare
on NIL tho railroads, of which due notice will DO
given.
Executive Commlstcc-W. nj. Kilgour, j. ".
7: Stamlaugh, Army of tho Cumberland; r. i.
Wilson, Pay Department; ". G. 1sobiuson, ]. NJ.
Patterson Il. s, pcobles, N. Il. Adams, q. IL.
Drake, Army OF tho Tennessee B. s. A1ciI-
mnc1y; Amy OF the Potomac; D. Bard 1lock
(hfoxican War), Army Of tho Jamca; j. II. Wal.
lace, Army OF tue Ohio.
GEN. ". IL. K1Looun, Chairman.
GAIT. ". II. CADwELE, Secretary.
NAL. J. W. Il. STAMBAU0u, Corresponding
Secretary.
, 1874-01-26

Tho usos Of pap:r in japan ara lutllorously
yalIous. Il il uhed III AaslY life, III tho drawing
room, tho nursery, and tho kitchen, III ways tliat
arc dark to u foreigner. A Japanoao is uoYer
At II loss for airing, . shoot Tor G. lottcr, .
wrapper. handkerchief, towel. ar q plattor.
III hia bosom IL roll Ut paper, anu whnt paper
can accomplish il known only to the native Of
Japan. When Yexaburo or Klntaro cuts bis
i'1lser ba,'dage is applied, and toara arc dried
yonnE lady takea roll Ut paper from hor girdlo,
and 10 | it becomes handkerchief. Pass into
tho strcot OIL u rainy day III Ycdtlo. aud you aee
for ,uilcn panorama Of moving tlisks Of papor.
1}oth umbrellas aud parasols are maae Of l'alor,
coat. trousors, and shoos, may be bought almost
anywllero III Japan. Boxes, plpa-oaseB twlno,
dishos, tea-trays CARROTS, ohlmleys, roasting
tins for firing ten, Windows, doors. partitions,
, 1874-01-26
WASHINGTON.
fConttuucil from tho First pngc.)

Administration Congressman than All artiae, Co.
pooia!ly II you aro tho ownor OF n atono-auarry.
Nur1En's tNVEnNA1. NEvENuE GRAZ.
Tile Investigation Of hloHsrs. Toator, OF Ohio,
md Beck, Of kentucky, subcommittee of tho
Why's a,stl Means Co,,.ntttoc, to inquire into 1n-
toral 1lovcnuo alrairH iB bringing to light Bono
nngu!sy fsctu. Alnoug other thiuga recenly
9yid proyided vol for personal friond aud without
tlotrinsont to ha own pocket. While tho logis-
1utlvo. judicial, and executive appropriation
bill waa poildng it' 1879. Ion Dutlor, md MI OK
1uombcr Of CeonEroHs from Now York Of tho
co1n,uitteo con to authorize and dtroat tho
Secretary Of tho Treasury to employ throo por-
SONS to hunt up mud collect unpaid, and 1nro-
III case Of inforncra = 1noio:y Of onc-l,alf Prior
to tho adoption Of this amendment, this class Of
business could bo done hyanyboly. Tile crocoranof
4 Probate Judges oilice Afforded d good tiold for
officially aot forth tho facta will, regard to lega
ceB and bequcHtA upon which the taxes Ind not
1,eon paid. This waa tic source Of tho
principal part Of tho rovo'ue derived
was defeated through aeu. darfe!d's opposition
lit the House Committee. Butler a,,d kolaoy
aecurod its adoption, however, IN the sonato
Whom 1t camo to tho House, the lattor body re-, g,
thrcc successive Conforenco Committees that tho
IIouso aually agreed to it. Under tha aws thus
nmoutlcl. Butler secured tho appointment az
oillcial intorner of Lis friend sai,born, Of Nov
particular friend, md tho third person Is
nnlncd Groon, mid lives In this city. snnborn
las been particularly active, ard has sccured tho
pnynlot,t Of such taxes to tic a,nonnt Of s374,-
600, ono.l.alf Of which Of course l,o pook-
eted. Tho other two hnya not been
40 ncsfvo, but they ]laye dono prob
ably well. Sanborn wns recently arrested for
colluding with Collector in New YORK; the nr-
rangomont being TINT tho Collector would mako
it point to fail occaHionally to make eollec-
tons, aud Snnborn would make tho collection
and take his moioty. dividing with the. Collcc-
tor His nrrest wns mado ut the instance
of q District-Attorney. I}utlor, however,
imagined that Commissioner Douglass was to be
croGtod with tho arrest, aud las threatened lin
with dismissal 1t ho don't mend lta ways. Thoro
is prospect TINT moro revelations Of this sort
will 'hc lnnde before tho Subcommittee have
completed their lnbors.
, 1874-01-26

Ia moro provincial than to 500 4 young nation,
with nj, immature and yoaly statealnanBhip.. 70:
OH immomorinl traditions and acoopt Its tlic-
tun,. Perhaps tho worHt form Of t1ouagoguo Ia q
financial domngogno, who IN roady to bridge over
poriod OF polialty for past oxcosses by trtltng
Thcro In less difference lotwoon Socialist, MI
Athoist q Deapot, y Freo-Lovort and n CURRENCY
Domagoguo. tlinr people think. Ignorance, IT,
lnsion brass, md p,oiligaoy nndoro tl'o propo-
Billions of each. Whoever d1BtruStB for moro
convenience, votc-gotting, Or ropulnrity, tho re.
ceiyod medium OF llslnatl trn.,Baotiono III all
ages, tho passport through harbarism aud civil
i2atlot, tho only touc1, OF Naturo which MATES
plain w1,cn somebody olno alstr1.sts the fa,ntly
relation, Tie inntionablo rights Of n,ii, or tho
foundation nt Bocloty. In tho boliof in something
etornnl mud Divine.
Tie pland aaElo' iloom an Tnt@T D'tt:rmolttnp 9eo
who sits In tho Senate pica urimes, has n}so spoken
Ills rccc lie tranHforH to tho lapor dollar nil
The virtues Of gold, as radical Catholic ii, tho
Staten Ut tho Church trnnBfors tho Dlvino body
nnt blood to tho hrcad-,safor mud thoi cnts It.
NNt l,o will barn you II yoM do not SEQ rs mitch.
Tho papor-lnouey Inns appreciated, ho says. ms
tho panic incroascd. Children oriod for It. JowB
AoaTdca T.. Only Ncl.araon spcut II gau.esosNo-
y; Az this point you could 500 alr: Morton
tosay. Tho OWL waa, Enid tho Jndgc,t II tho
hlgl,-prcssrre Btylo of doing business in this
country. That's what made tic uanio
But what made tho .htgll-prohsu.o stylo. Of
doing business? Merely TINT which 1nado a
pro,niaaory currency; tho hypotlccation Of our
posBihi}itioB, and oven our slinsionB, into bonds
mud money. bearing interest whiuh wo could not
redeem nor return. We laaTe repualatetl, or, ns
tho phrase llaA it. "defaultot" interest iii nnar-
y 200 rarond enterprises. from the Day Of New
York to Puget Sound an1 Toxas Tile currency
appreciated bocauBe it was comparatively reason-
abiu besilo thoso enterprises; but, Ind It beon
made "e]astio" and convertible" 1iko the
bonds Of the aforesaid Aclemos, md "intlatod" :"
at tho will of tho Kolloys aud WrlghtB, wlloro
would re lnvo boon to-day7 And wliero aro
We to-day, with tho Secretary Of tho Troaa1ry
paying. OUT legal-tendors without authority, as
whalo.boatsman plars ont limo OH Moby Dick, or
New Zcland Tom. ''Snap," directly you ,,tny
hear eonothtng; for thoro is moro limit 10 tho
amount OF currency which panic Gnu absorb tlial
to tho amount Of ropo which all exceptionally
grcat whalo can take undcr. And, by the way,
met an Iowa mnn the othcr day, and said to
him: " Docs Harlan keep his hold III Iowa?"
"Wilh his denomination. Not with mon who
take things on Right soltlsb, slippery, Belf-cou-
coitef, wo worldly fellows. never trust him."
"Atid Judge Wright2"
"He can trump Hnrlan every timo. He's a
mastcr Of tho art Of holding butter iu his mouth,
| and ho can econou,ize more swoetncss out Of O
small lump Of butter than anybody In our
Ssate." GATH.
, 1874-01-26

and aoroons, arc everywhere matlo Of paper. Tho
paielnd walls Of llonsoa arc mailo Of hardened
papor-pulp. Ola Japanese nr,nor iB lnrgoly
n,ade Of compressed lacqucrcd paper. Perhaps
Europcal,a adopioa tho custom Of papering tho
dwellings OF tho bottor olasaeH Of tho .Japn,oso
rooplo nro always paporod, tl,ot,gl tho shoots
llaoa arc not ovor a foot or oiRhtoon incl,oa
squnro. Tlloy ero polished, nvered, gitttol,
colorod. or printed, with birds, loworA. a1,inals
and many tasteful designs. In looking over d
pnpor-doa'ora snmplo+bnok in Jcddo, oi,o rarely
aoeb q 'Ioud' Or nncouth pattern, always cx-
copsing The dragon, In which tito normal Japn-
ncso doth 80 cllgllt.--1ppfcfon9 journal.
, 1874-01-26


WOODS-At tho house Of llor sister, Mrs Jane Harper.
15 rwontysixh st. IN SUNDAY moEntnE, Jan. ~ Martha
Tie iuacral Will u tended at No. n Twony tat,
Tuesday morning, Jau 81 at 10 o'clock. Friends nto
invited to attend.
EEENAN-Jan. .as. 8taggle, daughter Of John and
hfary lloenau aged IL years and mouths.
Fuuotal Monday the26 at II o'clock. Friends Of tho IA
nsy arc llvitod to Attnnd.
FH Baltimore papers please copy.
uAsTLE.:hfl,s Mary Castle. Saturday. tho 2sth
inst, ut % North Ada.st.
Funeral services At he onse Monday morning. tho
18th in.t At liz ocluck froals will poasc accept tls
ubCe
70 Rockford ILL.,, and Canton Ohio, papors please
copy.
MANSuR-1n this city .1nn. %. 1874, Edward Roman.
tA infnnt Of Frank a. and Sarnh a. Mansue asedo
months.
Nntico Of funeral borraftcr.
IL Hartford. CT, rnpurs please copy.
T1OMAS-1n this city, t1an. 19 187l at tho residence
of bis PARENTS En d reorla:t Clark Ayrnn son Of TO-
~ Utica, N. Y, papers pleasu cnpy.
DDNDHui:--,Jan. q. Ellen. beloved daughter Of
Ntuhaol and Masgrut Donohur. aKed yaat and day,
FnMss. frn family rctdcnse, Ho; brnonst,. coruer
o.t lMaua, Moday, Jau. a6 at II O'Clock, br TO
Calvary.
, 1874-01-26
CRIME.


Exploits OF Two Grncc1Oas IeoEucs.
Special Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAsntuoToN, D. c., Jan. 25.-It las leaked
out that tho two Treasury-warrant robbers,
roguos who chBelod tho Japanese Embassy out
Of s5, 600 in gold about year ago, during tho
visit Of tho Embassy at the Capital. Dy repro
sontipg to tho innocont Orlentala TINT tho Ar
lngton Hotol snfc VAS insecure, they succeeded
in 6ecouing tho trustooa Of tho fund thomaolves.
It s sald they had grand aproo with the money
thus acquired, visiting Now York aud other oitioH
and living like Princes whila it hold out.
, 1874-01-26

WASHINGTON. jan. 20.-~PRonAn1I1TIEs-For
tho southorn portion Of New England, thonce
Weaes vii an norsry to Wea.epy
wi1lda sud high barometer. For northern
New England and thenoe woatwarl to
Lnkos Eric and Huron, partly cloudy and cold
weather, with northosly to woHterly, wlnte, and
possibly light Bnow. For tho Southern 8taseB
east Of the A1iasinaippI River, low temperature
aud northcrly winds yeerlng 10 aoutherly, with
goue1ally clear weather OH tho Atlantic ooaat, and