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The Grange advance., 1874-06-24


Grated with its branches and connecting
lines as one continuous line. .. The post
Office bill was taken up and amendments
were agreed to as follows: Limiting the
free deliver ~ system to cities Of popula-
ton Of 10000; requiring advance pay
ment on newspapers at the rate of four
cents pound, except that they shall go
free to subscribers in the county; adding
the provisions Of the House bill to preven,
'and pu aish straw bids; fixing the salary
of the New York postmaster at $4,000.
The pending question at close was an
amendment authorizing public documents
to be sent without payment. .Aessrs
Window, Sargent and Bogy were appoint
ed members of the conference committee
on the Indian appropriation bill.
HoUsE.-Passed; Bill for relief of saw
ings institutions solely for the benefit Of
<depositors. Bill relating to ocean tele.
graphs, giving all equal rights and privi:
Aeges. Bill appropriating $4o4,22s to be
used by the Secretary Of the Interior for
the purpose Of securing the REIMBURSEMENT
of title to lands lying north Of the Rae.
coon fork Of the Des Aoines river, in
the State of Iowa. which may be held by
the Des Moines Navigation and Railroad
Company, or by persons claiming under
It adversely to persons holding said lands
either by entry or by the pre.emption and
homestead laws. The conference commit
tees bankruptcy bill, which now goes to
the President. ..On report Of the com.
mittee Mr.. Gunter, OF Arkansas, was ad.
nitted to the the seat he has contested,
and took the modified, not the iron-clad,
oath.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
Your Home.

a.
Think Of what is meant by happy
home. 1t is the best likeness Of heuyen-
q home where husband aud wife. father
and mother, brother and sister, child and
parent, each in their several ways help
each the other forward in their different
course, as no other human being can; for
none else outside the circle Of our own
home has the same opportunities, none
else has known SO well the character Of
any other, none else has such an interest
at stake 10 the welfare, the fame and ths
grace, aud the goodness Of any one else,
as we have in the welfare Of those who are
bone Of our bone and fpsbof our flesh; in
whose happiness and glory We ourselves
become happy and gloriouss in whose mis-
cry we become miserable; BY whose self
ishness, or weakness, or wordiness we are
decoyed down to earth, BY whose purity
; and nobleness aud strength, we are raised
up to duty, to heaven and to God.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
Real Good Breeding.

n every individual member Of society
we're as well.brcd at heart apl 10 mind az
10 outward action. there would be an end
to tbe cutlery abOu! fal'cuess Of the lash
iouable world: Polite phrases Of the mo"
stercotyped kind arc sometimes heartfelt
and genuine; aud the desire TO make your
ueighbors or guests happy or comfortable
should be cltslrongly, aud The expression
o. that desire is aisured!y harmless. The
person who simply shams the kind feeling
and expresses the contrary 10 your absence
is ccrtniOly not gell-bred; and there is no
doubt that The guest courtesy is that Of
the heart. andinnpte. G'hcsort Of chi'aI.
rous feeling fotihe weak that is banded
down to US from the earliest periods is ihe
handspring Of much Of what is called
good breeding
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
How to SUCCEED.

If your seat is too .hara to ST upon .9S,
stand up. If rock rises up before you
roll it away, or climb over it, If you
want money, earn it. II you wish for
confidence, prove yourself worthy Of it.
1t takes longer to skin an elephant than
a mouse, but The skin is worth some
thing. Bon't be content with doing
what another has done-surpass it. De.
serve success, aud it will come. The
boy was not born man. The sun
does not rise like rocket, or 90 down
like bullet fred from . gun; slowly
but surely il makes its round, and never
hires. II is IS easy to be a leader as a
whcel.horse. If the job be long, the
pay will DO tho greater; if the task be
hard, the more competent you must be
TO do it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

An iDquiriug man thrust bis finger into
horsc'smOnth to see how many teeth he
had The horse closed his mouth to see
how many fingers the man had The
curiosity of each was fully satisfied.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

Haven't you mistaken tue pew, si'?'
bnudly asked Sunday Chesterfield to a
stranger as he entered it, II beg your
pardon, replied the individual, rising to
60 out, II fear have; | thought it was u
Christians"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

A gcbtlemau inquired Of carpenters
boy: "Nsad, when will this job you
have on baud be dOnc'' a cant tell,
sir, Its a day job, and it will depend
upon how soon the governor has another
order
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
nr. y. WaIker's California WIN.

Dr.J. Walkers California Vim.
Gear BittcrS arc a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiCilyfrOm the IA
live herbs found Oh the logcr ranges Of
Tic Sierra Nevada mountains OF Caller
nia, the medicinal properties OF when
arc extracted thcrcIiom without the uso
of Alcohol. Tho question is almo5:
daily asked. "What is TIC cause Of Tho
unparallclcl success of VINEGAR BIT
TErsP Our answers, that thcyremofc
the causo of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood paiHcrand giving principle,
a perfect RcnOyator and lnyigorator
of the system. Never before III ITO
history of tie world has q medicine bcea
compounded possessing the rcnlaiTRaO,ic
qualities Of VINEGAR BlrrERS in hcali"g Tho
Sick of every disease MANS heir 70. They
arc a gentle Pureatyc rs well rs . Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Oh
the Liver and viScCral Organs il Bilious
Diseases
ri'he properties Of Dir. WALEEE's
vlSEGARBlTfERS are Aperient, Diaphorctilc,
Carminatiye, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretlc,
Selatiye, Counter,lrriaat Sudorilc, Altela'
i've. and Anti.BliUus,
II. II. MCDONALD {; CO.,
Druggists and Gen Asb,, san Francisco California
and cor Of Washington and Charlton SIS, n !,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
de PROVISIONS. JosIAR"


A NEaRo,s IDrh AnoUr THE CNII
RIdurs BIZ.
A sapisutloeking Fayetteville darkey,
oscillntiug between twenty and twenty-five
SINNERS, overlook an Old negro on 'he
street lhe other dag, and wedging him in
afcuce corner. proceeded TO acqaalni bin
With all The gorgeous provisions Of the
Civil Rights Bill Young Africa iapaft-
ed TO old Africa fund Of valuable inior'
nation, "ihusly::'
"Well. Uncle Billy, Summers Swivel
Rights Bill bas passed de Senate OBJ de
United States wlloui murmur'
rs dat so, Eosiar"
"Jess co. Uncle Billy And say, Uncle
Billy, we cullcd pussons is gwine TO see
whose peryisions is 10 dc pot We're
'gwiuc to be allowed to ride free on de
railroads. smoke in de ladies car, and put
our feet on de porcussiOns OBJ do seats
wheueber We dam please"
rs dat so, JosiArY" "
"Jess so, Uncle Billy, And say. Un.
Gle Billy, we's 'gwiuc to be allowed to
stop ut de hotels and set al De head OBJ dc
table, and bab do biggest sltcDs oh de
chickens, aud lay around 10 do parlOr aud
spit on dc carpets, and make de white
trash hustle demselvcs aud wait on US wild.
out grumbliu'; aud whenebcr dc boss OF dc
do concern shove bill at US. we'll just
cuss him, and hab him sent to Washing
ton and obscured in de plcnipotcntIary
"Is dat so, Josinr!"
"Jcss so, Uucle Billy. And say, Tn.
ole Billy, wes gwiuc 10 be allowed to 90
TO dc white schools aud set up on de fat
form wild dc teacher and learn geography,
qriegcrmanomctry, gchomiay, algCebray,
Latin, Dutch. French, ChOota@, rheumat.
i'd, dc rule ofthrice and De diurrhCa."
Good Gcd' is dat so, JOSiar."
eJess so, Uncle Billy. Aud say, Tn.
ole Billy, ives gwine to be allowed to be
buried in italic collins wild looking glasses
on top OBJ dem, aud dey will hab 10 carry
us 90 learse TO dc. grabcyard and bury
US on dc top Of de white folks, so dat when
do day OBJ resurrection am arrived and de
angel Gabrelcome tdotin along, he'll sing
out irOo bis trumpet, "All OBJ you colOred
gcmcn rise fust!" Aud say, Uncle Billy,
de- pervisious Of dat till-'
whats dat you say bout pcrvisions
Josiary" at
"Wcl, Uncle Billy, as was gwiue on
state, do pervisions Of dat bill"
"Stop right dare, Josiar. You sayder
is pervisions 10 Dat bill?'
Jesse, Uncle Billy. De provisions Of
de bill" 1
"Stop right dare, Josiar. If daro's
provisions in dat bill. | want sack OBJ de
-four dis berry minnit. Dam de smokiu'
in de ladies' car, aud do topography, and
de Latin, and de italic cOfusl | want
der provisions, Josiar Dey's all der is in
de bill wutf dam cent"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

A Nevada judge, after the jury bad bcoO
ompasclcd and counsel ready to proceed,
pulled outa revolver aud iudicially remark.
ed, " any man goes froIickiOg around i"
this Courtroom during the ttia Of this
case r Shall Interrupt him in his career. !"
The sdictcst decorum prevailed.
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All the ways Of earning bis bread are
alike becoming to an houcst man, whether
it be to split wood or sit at tho helm of
state. It does not concern his conscience
how useful he is, or how useful be would
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

A New York layer, who probably docs
no, recognize the code of ethics Of tho bar
association, having collected half the
amount Of a note placed IN bis hands, re;
spoudcd to request from his client that
he would remit The amount; "AlI respect.
able lawyers retain one half for collection
| have objected my haIf therefore moth.
ing is dSe TO you
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25
rLVER AND AGuE

FEVER AND AGUE cured Tor lfiy cont, Thsro /,
not remedial agent in thls world hat MIL rufr pet.,
md Aguc. and all Ttler MalsTllls I.llouS Scarirt
Tvnhol. yellow, and other ttrers ladrd bv nilt'
WAYS Pl!.LSl N Quick NJ RADNAr'S E.EADY iii.
LIEF. FiEy GEMS fln'ilc.
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The newest thing 10 rloye.boxes is q

The newest thing 10 glove-bozes is a
miniature trunk, divided into compart-
lnerts for horning, afternoon, aud even
ing gloves It's Of Russia leather, bound
with fne.gilt, aud wi doin country houses
fora mantel ornament Empty, the box.
,cs fifty dollars; filled The wholc affair
will demoralise hundred dollar I'LL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

There is nothing which contributes more
to the sweetness of life than friendship;
there is nothing which dislurbs our repOse
more than friends, five have DOT the dis
Cernment to choose them we'll.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

The modest virgin, the prudent wife,
and tho cArcfdl mntrou arc much more SER
viccable in lie than petricoat philosophers
clustering llcroioes, or yirago queens
She who makes Der husband and her child
rem happy, Shq.rcclpims the. one from vice
and trains up the others to virtue, is a
much greater character than ladies lescrib.
ed 10 romnucc, whose whole occupation is
TO murder mankind with shafts from the
culver of their eyes -Go'dmith.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

"Stop right dare, JOsar. If dare's
provisions in dat bill. want a sack OBJ de
-four dis berry mnnit. Dam de smokiu'
in de ladies' car, aud do topography, and
de Latin, aud de italic cofips! want
der provisions, Josiar. Dey's all der is in
de bill wutf dam cent"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

In removing ink spots from delicate COL
ors, when oxalic acid or chloride Of lime
ctuuOt be used without injury to the color,
q concentrated solution Of sodium pyrophos-
pha'e is rec mmeudcd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

Many parents kill their children through
mistaken kindness in gratifying their
appetites, not only at the table, but be-
tween meals. s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-06-25

Postal cards are SO Extremely popular
in this country that although it is not long
since they we're introduced, the enormous
number Of one hundred millions have been
printed aud issued.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

At the request of 70 members of the Pro-
duce Exchange, Mr. Elson, the President, has called
meeting for next Thursday at D. ia. to consider what
be taken 10 reIeve the suerng poor or ths
city.
The following Directors and Inspectors of
Election OF tho sixth-sve Railroad Company were
elected yesterday
DeorRehsed Mortimer q. W. BurHhsm Fr.lse De PeJser
Jonathan ThOne l. X DuteT Wsdo Huichtns, Nm Stewart
Abram Van Nest Edward Mnurp. RObL T. WoOINan, Henry
JOSIAH ye Stephen Nrs inspectors Of Eeon-Edwrd
BrOwn, James MeKeana rheO 4. MleJ
A meeting in behalf of the suffering poor
held last evening" under the auspices OF tho Young
Friends Aid Association, at the Friends Meeting house
In Twenty-seventh-st A. NJ Powell presided. Reports
showing Its work he directed chiefly 10 AID tue Col
ored Home for the Aged aud Inirm. several instances
of suffering were related which had been relieved Dy the
Association.
The last lecture of the Peoples Course, at
the West Twenty-third-st Presbyterian Church,
given last evening by the pastor the Rsv. H. ID. North
rop The subject wac Foreign Tours" and the lecture
itself collection OF suggestions for and incidents
OF European travel coached in humorous language. The
lecturer said that after getting money enough 10 co. the
next thing requisite desire 10 20 abroad. Only
Que trunk necessary and that the travellers own
body il could be easily found II lost and could bo taken
into the staeroOm. The next question the choice OF
the vessel and without giving advice this point,
the lecturer spoke OF the marvellous advance IN the
lie thea took bis audience upon an leal yJyhgp across
the Atlantic. aud through irlnd, SCOT iuf, In 'iacd,
Frame, aud swItZ raBG, fUIIOgjIE ~. 4VGo taCu b.
A..,lsCI ESLmNf.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
WARFARE WITH DISEASE,

TIE CONDITION or THE CITY RAILROAD 'CARs-THE
FILLING IN OF LOTS WITH STREET RUBBISH FOR
BIDDEN.
At the meeting Of the Board of Health yes
terday Sanitary superintendent Day isubmted the fol-
lowing reports Of inspections maie Of certain city rail-
roads
Tue Dry Dock, East Broadway aud Battery Railroad,
with ali branches extends distance OF 1913 miles
employs no cars runs at an average speed OF six uIes
per hour and $50 trips are made daily average number
of passengers carried daily 10000; the majority
of the dpOrng class and the bulk OF the
travel is mOruiug and evening" the seats covered
with carpeting and the back. not covered the
are thoroughly cleaned every DAY; straw IS used to
cover the floors in violation OF Section 6G Of the Sanitary
Code. but the is changed daily; no bundles or
boxes allowed inside the cars Section l65 ls not
respected the means OF ventilation being good the
same objection applies TO the all the roads the
yentating facilities are only partially used no gates OF
The Avenue Railroad Is 60 miles in length, EN-
ploys 60 cars 200 trips dailv six miles per
hour carries average OF 10000 passengers day
the passengers carried the medium class section
respected cushions of red pssh being used OH
seats the Dacss are not covered the ventilation is
Of the description as on the other nes no gates
are used the The Eastern Division Of the Cen
ral Park, North and East KVer BtlrOad is nine miles
in length six miles per nour there are 4s cars
ployed aggregate number OF trips made daily l92 av
erage number passengers carried daily 1890;
cushions used either the hacks seats Section
6s is violated, beng used, although changed
daily; no boxes or bundles are allowed INSIDE tue car
OF ventilation are the same as on the cars OF
other Ines there gates the The Beccker
ana Fulton Ferry Railroad Is niue miles IN length
there run; aggregate number OF tps daily
/ the class OF passengers are as a rule those
Who live outside the city and do business here
cushions used the beats; the cleaned
! regularly every day; straw 10 used but Changed
daily; no boxes or bundles are alo%ed lasiae the
windows the roof; repairing cars in The past the
officers OF the Company have had the vepulating win
dows removed. assigning a that Iney caused
the leak this practice has been stoppedi there
are gates the front platforms sanitary IuspeeIor
Post reports that the front aud buildings No. q
East IhlTty used as the Nineteenth Precinct
staton-house are much oVererowGed ana stretched
y ventilated one huD1Ted ana ten sleep in these
buildings. there being healthful accommodations for
not than 90 OF % at the nrthest Ihe cells and
Iodgug-rOOms the building, small, damp nd
dark and inadequate 10 tie he1lhtu accommodation ~
the occupants There il cellar beneath the Did.
uc aud ping rooms therein arc damp. The Ia
speoor Is of tue opinion that tho buildings nnft for
occupancy as ponce station Tor te reasons flVeI.
Iykc SlbQOi No a. ID ~ 60 - - --d NVA4,.a "
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
TIE NTERYA1ToNALs pIv!pED.

Ans or TIE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FACTION
IHE EXPRESSIONS AND EXACTIoNs Oh CAPITAL
AND THE RIGHTS OF LABOR.
II if well known that the InternatiOnals in
The United States are divided. One BODY, composed
almost entirely OF the German, Austrian, Prusslan'
rwedish and Danish IBternatonals recognizes the
,oupci which was oIganized by Carl Marx and which
held Its convention Geneva Switzerland in 1872 The
Independent or Federatve InternstOnals comprise The
members OF the organization IN Switzerland, France,
epain, Italy, Portugal, Mexico South America,
aud a portion OF those IN Belgium, Ho1-
land, England. and the United States. The
Genera tor Carl Marx CouAcn believe IN
CONTAMINATION or united action under the governing
sody The Independent, or Fede.ative lnternatioDas
etneye in separate action unasr their guidance but
with the voluntary assistance OF the entire Organization
Wishing 70 obtain some information concerning the
Federatlve InternaoDals in the United States, and
especially 10 THE city and vicinity reporter Of TIE
TRIBUNE called on G. " MADDOX, one Of the organizers
pt the rginsl sections IN this div and found him IL
conversation with W A. A. Carsey the Secretary OF the
organization. Mr.. MADDOX introduced the reporter q
Mr. Carsey who could give the desired iniorma
zion NJ Carsey said the objects and aims Of the Inter
nationals were entirely misunderstood by the com
uuu.ty. The members Of the International organ
nation in England and the United states, with
whom le and his associates were connected.
certainly had no intention OF violently ovorturnng
cety IN the manner ascrhed % them. They we're op-
posed 70 the exactions o. capital and the oppression Of
ibe workng1nan They were opposed to the overgrown
monopolies which were fast binding the country hand
snd foot ana would leave 10 i. the same condition
the countries Of Europe with practically enslaved
masses The InternstonaIs IL France, Germany, aud
the of Europe, except Great Britain,
favor Of overurniug the Government by Ieyo-
luton. IEe InterHatOna!s IL England and the United
States opposed this because they believed that
their objects and could be accomplished by
cf the ballot TBe OF the past fe years amply
demonstrated this. In England the ballot was being
placed IN hands OF the wOTku9 9uen. aud old abuses
and exemptions OF che privileged and wealthy classes
were being steadily swept The IuternatOnals Oi
Great Britain and the United States steadily edu.
eating the people up their standard OF equality for
al and In few years al the farhest they believe that
tnelT principles VIII be favored by the majority Of
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
DRY-yEFS OFFICERS SPORT.

Daniel Helms OF No. III East One-bundred-
anctweDty tnrdst provision dealer engaged in busi
pess in Harlem aud Mount Vernon, appeared before
Justice smith at the Harlem Police Court yesterday and
made very serious charge against policeman. Mr.
Helms alleged that Friday as al 1880 u IN, Whiit
waiting in Fourth-ave near e-hundred-andtbirty
seeond-st for the late Mount Vernon train, he was
aceosted by Pstroan Patrick slsttery OF the Twelfth
Precinct who demanded hs business there Upon his
replying that be waiting for train, TIC officer
without provocatlon struck him on the head
with o club telling bim 70 the pavement Attempting
10 rise. slsttery aesiu struck him. and then
struck him repeatedly uuLl be al.
most insensible. The officer then seized him by The
coat lar aud DegaH dragging hin toward Ffth-aye
Whenever be would attempt " regain hs feet Slatery
would club bin down. while opposite the residence Of
I'd ard 4 Wtldeufed, ~ Northumberland thirty
on0t be erred out " Help murder. and siattery then
sglD oiubb>. him. Weidcufeid rsised his window aud
sald. " iOr Gods sake 10 not murder the mau." Hs
trIes ~ last drew R0uudsm3u Hareyto tie spot sat
lery tUst be vac tasDg ISlse1oy yIsobeI otte
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

house The roundsman replied that he was eoaS
In the wrong direction The rounosnsn nmated in ne
80 o xi ita hun tue station house slua.
two tn st between Thlrh an anu % ss
aves Here Police Surgeon steiner. ,.co tIkcn home
" wounds consist OF several seyerS 1 I and
@ u lie attrbntes his escape from death 10 .nu ni,b
that at the time OF the assault be wore That sat
80 II was discovered at the satioinouso nrsorred
cap =. n,or,cated and Roun lsman Harley preIeIiut
charges Of noxcaton and absence ,e t6e force Dr.
stsinert Mr. Wei enfed, and Roundsman, InIas smith
FED TO the foregoing facts yesterday anu ops i'm de-
committed slatlery for trial al "enei"i S'
fanlt of S3.OOl bail.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES,

CITY IsLAND.-On Sunday last an affray
between Capt Joshua Leviness and Yandeline
Rehnbod hotel kept by the former in this place.
which resulted in Rehnbold being severely, II not fatally
injured by blows Inflicted by Capt Leyiness. The doc
tors attending ReihnbUld believing mis- condition 10 be
critical, notified Coroner Miller, who yesterday pro
ceeded take the ane-mOrem statement of the injured
man. Leviness arrested aud sent 10 the county
jail, upon "a warrant Issued By Coroner Miller, to await
the result OF the Injuries
LExNGToS.-Tho Methodist Episcopal Church in this
place. winch has been closed for repairs and Improve
uents, Will rededIcafed this morning Tie Rev. A.
X. Sanford the Rev. n. o. Lieut. aud the Rev. l. u Niles
ufe expected to conduct the services.
FoRDHAM.-About 100 students Of 81. Johns College
enjoyed a grand slegh ride Monday last down 10
and through Central Park. thence YOnkers back
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-The Board of Finance and
Taxation held special meeting yesterday. aud agreed
TO offer a reward Of g. for the and conviction
Hamilton, the defayltng City Treasurer The Board
transferred the accounts and moneys to tue new Treas
aud adjourned. Tie closing entertainment 0i the
Y. N. e. A. will take pace at tIe iabbrutco feh ~,
uli Wi lncu'ie "a concert by tho newark FOoa enfrt
..Iae .Alrd aulua paI VI tne IIdIes' ssA syVleJ
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

A pair of horses attached to a sleigh ran
away yesterdaywith Herbert Beecher, OF the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher in Flatbushaye. near SchermeT-
horn II. Young Beecher thrown out but was only
sigaty injured. their flight the animals into
Mt COurst. aud fell, when they were secured by
BOundsman Carney, who had followed an passing
sleigh