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New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
OBITUA RI.
RICHARD SCHELL


Richard Schell, well known in social, politi-
cal and financial of this city, died yesterday
morning at his residence. No DO West Twentynrst-sI
NJ the age OF sixtynne He has been III for several
weeks from a complication of disorders ana MS dea'h
was not unexpected. Augustus sche MS prother All"
his wife and his at his bedside but Dis uea,
was so peaceful that they were not aware when IL
occurred The remains will be taken for interment TO
Rhmebeck, his native place.
Richard schel the son OF weil-todo mcrchaht
of Dutch descent whose father emgrated from holand
and settled in Dutchess County. With his thiee
brothers Augustus Edward and Robert and one sister,
now Mrs Fellows. ne received common school educa-
ton He showed at an early age considerable capacity
for trade and he went uto business with his fathers
partner before he had attained his legal majority
desire to business upon larger scale led him III
1885 come to New York and TO open wholesale dry
goods store Peart and Burng-slip He was success
l in this and when he left into Wall Street spec
ulatons 1910 he had large capital TO operate with
His investments warily made and proved fortn-
nate; he was soon known of the most conspic-
operators the street lie was active IN the open
Board OF Brokers and when that dissolved III 1850
he a member OF the Board Of Brokers His sue
ceSsful negotiation OF loan during the Mexican war
attracted considerable attention 10 ll l te tune: LIE
thods were bold and energetic. In the panic OF Iet5
he snn red 80 severe losses tna nc was lOIceu 10
from the street and he never did much there aiterward
Thuriow weed relates the Interesting circumstances
under which he first met Mt scnell tweny-nN1 wear
AGO He Was waiting at the railroad depot VI POugh-
keepsie when gentleman tapping ann on the sn1,ue,,
asked: Isn't this Mr. WeedF lntrOduc;iOls followed
and Mr. Weed asked the other who was Mr. Schel,
where he was gong. the answer was:
have failed To-day. took much New-Haven
stock and Pm 1at my back suppose there VIII be
a fearful time and So quilted the city. I'm gong up TO
Saratoga until the thing has blown over"
For many wears Mr.. Scnell took an active part IN
politics Democrat. and was prominent member OF
Tammany Hall. He electeo TO the State Senate In
1857 aud tO Congress for short term IN 1879 Nhen
the Grceuhack movement sc Mr. Schcn became an
active worker I'm II and he suggested as possible
candidate of the party for the Presidency In social
f. he Wa 4ll
regular attendant OF the Dutch Reformed Church lie
leaves children.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
MARRIED BY MUTUAL AGREEMENT

A FEW WORDS SPOKEN on THE ENGLISH CHiNNRL
ASD IN FRANCE CONSTITUTE MARRIAGE.
Mrs. Mary Eliza Hynes, Il. W. Hynes and
Andrew Hynes, widow and heirs at law Of william
r. Hynes, brought SUIT against Kate McDermott and
others In ejectment and for the recovery OF mesne
profits OF the premises at Madson-avc. and Twenty
seventh-s and the jury in the Court of Common Pleas
before Judge f. DAILY. gave verdict for the plaintf
The case was appealed to the General Term, and
opinions handed down yesterday by Judges Larre
more and Van Brunt affirming the judgment. The main
questions to be decided to the validity of the
marriage of Mis-. Hynes, the plaintiff, TO william r.
Hynes the decodent and the legitimacy of the two in
FAINT paint the result OF that marriage. the de-
cedent was a resident OF New-York State. While living
temporarily at No 1863 Cevelandst London he entered
into an agreement Of marriage with the plaintiff Mrs
Hynes, they promising TO take each other as
man and wife. but no ceremony being per
formed This in May. 1871. and they
continued TO together man and wife during his
life In June 1871 while upon the English Channel 1t
WAS shown that had ratified this contract by the
of the same words declaring that the woman was his
wife and again subsequently in France. The question
Tor the Court then whether this contract when II
strued o. valid under the above circumstances II
claimed that ITS validity had been established
Brun holds that the icr loci eohdcuS must govern
and that. therefore the marriage III England was IN
valid He holds, also, that 10 not sullcntly sub
stanated that the vessel on which the W0 aurneu tne
contract ON the English Channel was kalllbk uDutr
American ag aud therefore that contract could not be
sustained As tO the subsequent contract IN France, hr
holds that there ccnt proof that the French
law required other form 0f marriage In the alb
sence OF that proof the presumption was that was
governed either by law by the common law.
la either the marriage would be sustained He
says, therefore, that the Judgment mus, be affirmed
Judge Larremnre does not positively decide In the
case EDglish marriage whether the Ter doDciii
or The Ter lOcf cOnr0ctus OUd govern, but
clued favor the fOrmer But even, he cOnced
ing the purpose ~ argument the lnvadity of the
marriage III Engand, that upon the English Channel
aud subsequent N France were not shown 10 be
invalid IT, the jury found. tile aud woman did
ON the Channel contract "a marriage with view To "A
future residence In wYork, OF which of the
tracug parties had been found TO have been resident
me pr.sumDuon in favor Of the validity Of the
marriage Inc testimony offered 10 prove that the
French law did Tetcguize such marriage did not
meet the requirements OF statutes. Judge Larre-
more Is also favor, therefore, OF affirming the Judg
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
SHIP VIEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK......... 10.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW-lORk 10.
ARRIVED.
str osla CBr Cook. Liverpool Nov and Queenstown
str The Queen (R Atec Liverpool oct 80 aud Queens
STR Rhynand Bclg, Randle Antwerp Get 80. TO Peter
str Crane CBfl Lord. Newcastle 10 days with iron and
Str Humboldt ,Br Pare Santos Oct H. Rio Janeiro 10 TO
Str Chesapeakc. Mangum Portland. to J Ames
SHIP stetson. Moore London sept 20 with mdso TO
Shin shakespeare GER. Hnlmer Bremen 40 days. with
ship Vaeni (Nor Olsen Bremen S3 days In ballast to
Ship Nara GER. Lange Bremen 80 days. ballast to
hermann KGoP & Co. o,r n, vc,u.ter ,n.xo,n ~
DAYS with iron o order. vessel to scammeli Bros.
Ship Marietta Aut stephanoyich st Nazaire a. days.
snip ,wan I;4oo tons Of Yarmouth. 81 Weston
Bark Freeman Dennis OF Yarmouth. -. Ellis Belfast
Bark fritz smith Nor arsen Antwerp 4s days with ren
BARK iugolf NOr LnndCan Fyerestrand 81 days IN bal
last 10 Funch. Edge & Co.
irS sSea cr Marchusen stettin so days with dse to
BARK lial dUnion Fr. Renouf. Rio Janero 40 days in
bSlls; 10 Dassori. Straehle q co.
sark Hans NeIs HaGge sNor HSysr Glasgow 40 days
Bark Albion tNOr Gundersen galway 80 days IN ballast
sari Bomidon ,of Windsor So Norris London 80 days.
with chalk 10 order vessel to scammel Bros
IL bni,st 10 Fnnch Edye q Co.
Bark stIos~maver Aust Car Gloucester 80 days with
BARK Antonio Anst Co uch. Marsees e5 days IN bal
Angelo oi Mata) Vidal Gloucester "a days ballast
AttiIliO GuiIiO.
Bark lGer) Kausch Bremen 90 days mdse to
Hermann koOp & Go.
Brig strOnach 'of Annapolis y 81 Monroe Hayre Oct
s., ballast to & W Bertsux
Arrived 9Th too late Insertions
Bark Galstea to Dundeel Black, Rio Janero 5l
ballast TO + simmons
faTx Ajax MOI. Apenes Arenda 80 d. to Tobias & Co
Bark lowena Milne Of aud 90 days from Aberdeen
last TO 'ter. 800 ,.
mdse vessel 20 slocovch a 90.
Bark Vlator (NOrl Oesen sligo, 43 days TO master.
wINp-sunsetA At sandy Hook, light, W. Lazy. At City
Island. light, NV, cloudy,
CLEARED.
strs Meath tBr) Walker London. Tucker Co; Rheola
Brl Hoor, Cardn, Geo Buley; Crescent CITY Porter
Aspnw all Pacific Mail - Coz City or Austin, stevens
vannah ii Mallory Co.. Richmond, stevens Wesf Point
Old Dominion Go; Josephine Thomson, Moore Baltimore
] Krems; Fannie Grumiey, Philadelphia, VIM r CLYDE
q Co.
ship Arklow tBrl. Curry. London. r whitney 4 Co
strong Belt tBrl. McBriGe Falmouth orders w Ber
blenida Swed, trapp Great Yarmouth Austin Bald
WIN 60, Am'ra Robinson Driven. London Benham Boye
Pickering a Co.
srigs Dolphin GER. De Jonge Valencia Punch Edye
Co.. Hy periOp Williams, Tie Brett, a Co. =
smith. Turn. New Orleans "A Brigham; Kodak Peter,
Georgetown Lsaycrat q CO. Martha Brady (Brl. Brady
Alcienie, J de Rivera n co.
Schrs Is WIZARD. Evans lie Cuayis Porto Cabelo pal
lett Bou ton Co. Harry White Hop.ins. Point Petrte N
A Natable & bon,
LONDON. Nov lO-Thn German bark Joe Rauers Can,a,p
Krause which arrived at kouen Oct ~ from ors s
aground IN the seine.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Nov loArr slrs Somerset tB. from Now York
a. Brsiol Haraa DAM from Newfok. At Havre; Scotland
(Brl. from YORK.
LlvERrOoI- Nov lO-Arr SIRIUS. from New York
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
JOHN SCRYMSER.

John Scrymser. well-known citizen of
Brooklyn died on Sunday his home, No 1872 Warren
ST.. iu that city. He was born at Albany IN 1872. and
this city in 1928 TO become clerk in whole
grocery house. He afterward became partner in
the grocery business with George O. Jarvis aud with his
brother, William scrymser. Later the firm was John
scrymser & Co. at No. 126 Front-st. The firm became
embarrassed 1870 aud Mr. Scrymser then engaged In
the commercial paper business at No 62 Mall-sL MT
Scrymser member OF the Committee OF seventy IN
1871. He was time member of the Chamber Of
Commerce and director Of the American Exchange
Fire Insurance Company. He was one OF the Oldest
members the First Presbyterian Church Clintonst
of which the Rev. Dr. H. j. Van DYKE Is the pastor His
funeral Will DC held that church tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-By direction OF the
Secretary OF War; Major W. III. n. Benyuard CORPS o'
Engineers Is detailed advise and assist In making
sanitary survey of the City OF Memphis Tenn to be
made under the supervision OF the National Board OF
Health He will communicate with Dr. J. L. Canei''
president Of said Board. for information, etc. respect
ing the contemplated work First Lieutenant Philip
eade 81 Infantry, acting signal Oncer is assigned 10
duty ia the Department Of the Missouri lie VIII es,
tablsh his Office and station AT Leave worh nan anu
Will bc guided In the discharge of his duties as Signdl
officer by such instructions he may receive from ne
Chief signal officer OF the Army.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
4 LAND SWINDLE HAPPILY EXPOsED.

DESyER, Col. Nov. 10-Sidney A. Grant, of
Cii cinnat and \. +. WILSON, arrested Saturday
for ccnductng fraudulent scheme througn mails.
under the name of The " Denver Land Company" The
sWindlo planned In Cincinnati. Stereotype plates
prepared. which already have been inserted over
500 hrsiclass newspapers and periodicals the North
cru Eastern aud W ddle siates Grant etms 10 Denver
land Tor the purpose. aud bought thousand
sand IIlls forty niles ,rth OF Dover Ia an
other county. which was recorded Nori Denver. Al
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
CHARLES A. M,CREERY.

Charles A. McCreery, age twenty-four, son
of James McCreery, OF the firm OF James McCreery
Co.. died on Sunday at a. me- at his fathers house at
InwOod-on the Hudson His illness was consumption
during the years his falling health forced
him 10 discontinue active management In the affairs
of the firm. Although only IN bis twent,fOur year ne
showed marked signs of line executive ability ana
sound business Judgment aud had faculty of making
Mhrm frends OF those with whom he came In cOnaeI.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

QuYRvsTowN Nov 10-Saef 9tn inst str Montana. nom
Liverpool fer New York
LoxDOs Nov lO--aIled goth ult Martha A Palmer f1g
JstOn; Atm inst Gustav and Oscar Passs
Parroui Astrenom chvampas. Egeris last two FOR New
YORK; Algeria for yIee Mary Lawon HecanoDgs last two
for Delaware River lena capt PederheD sth INST 0wen9
D0tn for BamOrc Gettysburg, for NewOrean- Midas sth
inst Exile ALBION; ns CaiOpe Mako. the latter 100
Phil arephl. . -, -, -
Arr insf Doris EckbO 9Th inst Charter OAK. Carl AM
inst selma Stanford 9TH inst, S1phir Lizzie Pery
Dnsbere: sfh inst oher Porter Cblefap Dsenar Capt
Bolt ADares the on Beachyhsad; Fasce on Dealt
Alert Of Sicily 9h inst, JohanDe Cant MnleD, D0ngmli
PAU BOvton. Edcrn, Grant Ca-eler Camcio wright
Endymoin Alma. star OF m Fact IoniaD Fredenck stang
Emmanuel latter
inst with capian Sick 10Th INST ~ George
capt Evans. James Kenway Meta Caps Urbye), the latter
oaf Tho lizard
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
WILLIAM D. BLOCHER.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 10.-William D.
BlOcher the publishers OF The Democrat OF this
place. died OF dropsy last night He WAS native OF
Cumberland, Nd, and about thrtyeight years Of
age He served throughout the Civil War officer in
the Confederate light artillery, and was Major com
manding battalion at the close. In the Brooks Baxter
troubles 1874 he appointed Briganer-General.
He was for several years and Grand Master OF
Masons IN Arkansas and for several years con-
nected with Inc Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arcnue Hoicl-Sonntor George i: Edmunds,
M Vcrmont. Gavernor e. c. Van Zandt Of Rhode Island
congressman Voorhis OF toehesler senatoriee'
Isaac y Raker IT, Comstocks. n VI Congr' ssinan ',
A. Rariey of Waertown y. V. and the Hon george H'
Hoskins BrsroOr HaUse-Franklin b 1oMnn "i fhni-
mia ana captain Cook Of the steamship Gaia I1fk
grsnmS Hofel-John ID. Defrees. Of Washington Nero,
pogn n. V. Pierce, OF Bunalo, ann
senator-elect W. u. Woodin. Of Auburn. N f NOE.
Rrtnsrck--enator B 81 John, oil NewDurg
Vouse-The Hon John BigelOw. WeStmtnser HOH-
senator = H. Wendoyer Of Stuyvesant, ~ ~; CtdrendoA
Ue Colonel orepyo Siigreaves T. :. Gnscy HQyse-
Assembymen George IL. sharpe Of Kingston and ~ n an
va kenunrgh Of Lockpor ~ " and Samuel M shoemaAer
of baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
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New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

Mr.. Livermore was born In Waltham, Mass,
November 81 1897. He removed Cambridge in 1s04.
where he has since resided. Early IN life Mr. vermore
was Federast, but afterward became Whigj since
1854 he had been a staunch Republican.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
ISAAC A. IIVERMORE.

BOsToN, Nov. 10.-lsaac A. Livermore, of
Cambridge. died at Pittsfed Sunday. lie was for
twenty-five years OF the Michigan Central
Railroad He Presidential elector in ls4s and
had filled many other positions OF prominence and trust
He was the father Of Mrs. Anson Buringame
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
pRIcEs oF READING con-.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-The following
notice to agents just been issued by the line and
sales agent Of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal ana
Iron Company Do not send any more orders Tor coal
Of any size from any coiliery for November shipmen
All orders received taken subject 10 November
nrtce
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

Dr. Pierce was born in Halifax County, n.
c. March "a. 1885, but removed early in life with his
parents Barnwe County, s. O. After only six months
previous schooling he then entered in 1904 the Metho
dist ministry. In 1sO9 he removed to Greene County
Ga During the War OF 1912 he chaplain In the
Army. After the he studied medicine. and was
graduated at Philadelphia. He pIactced medicine, and
preached for several years In but In late
years had devoted himself TO the ministry alone. DR..
Pierce was the father Of Bishop George Foster
Pierce OF Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

tboucb Grant was known here but eight days perfect
avalanche OF letters through the mail foI sA
Grant and the Denver Land COMPANY. The faud was
exposed bv the local and bitterly denounced
by The citizens
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises G43 SIM s.. 4i6 Clock slow lon DIS
Moon rses 344 Noon -puhs g2i Mocn's age. iays,2f
mon WATER TODAt-A.
sandy Hook. 4fo Gov Island. 52i ueh tat'.-- 'i0
WATER rODAr--r. -,
Sandy Hook. 5:l5 IsAni.. 5:i3 Hen cate T;3Z
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

HALF CENTURY in USE.-HfAITS A.
"A b. LIFE BAIsAM by over SOOOoo great t nsnrst ~
proved reliable medicine IN rhenInitrin LOU -, 80.
aa impure blood. Having tTiei al else NY INN
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CTRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases ol Ine
Generadye Organs "a cally and specify irel tOlr,y
and i07 nj Ky DASIELs' N. D. - .eKingtonav
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

to he closed out under the laws Outside OF the ludg
ment recently rendered against II. the associauohs
liabilities exceed the assets about S92.oOo
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
AN INSURANCE FAILURE.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1O.-The business of the Life
Association OF America has been turned by the
Circuit Conrt 10 State Insurance superintendent Relfe
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
Scene af Continental Kursaal.-English nar

NNtIIN N'I,,III'II0''' II ''''''J
al ca rd table," Hello We are two 10 iwO.' Engisn
marty at opposite table" We Two Ia two too ~
Geruan Spectator who sOeaks English" To cOmpa-
trIot who IL acquiring the laneuaee.-" Ve now you
See how dis Is ON you want gfe expression your
elf In English all you haze 20 do is bay nit der
Erench norm I'-l Boston Cornp,afoisi pnlletin.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTS NJ
2ls BROADWAY
eam. 6s' Noon. G5'. y m 67S MID, Midnignt sa o'''
Highest du;inr the day. 61-. lowest %.
Average COasV. samo day. 1873 46's'.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

"A word to the wise is embraced In the
reference TO KNoxs Fan shapes OF gentlem ms ha reas
for delivery at ~ Broadway and ~ th Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
Anlmncements.l
THE PUONOGRAPH,

WIYcHEsrER's HYPOPHcsPHTrEs
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New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
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New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
DIR. c. w. RrYsoN,s CELERY AND CHAMOMI

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New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
REV. LOVICK PIERCE. DID.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 1O.-The venerable DR..
Lovlck Pierce the father OF Methodism in Georgia. is
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

THE PHONOGRAPH
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abroad home, cleansing agent Tor thc teeth'
Dr. G.. w. BEvsON's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE
Pills prepared ressy to cure SICK heaacne
sleepiessncs@
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The old and infirm are strengthened aud sus-
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-23

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentineT's Reporter.
Albion is now quoted at five cents. 1t
isn't a good time to unload.
A fine e for the New York bakery
can be seen in front Of Otis.
Frank Durkee is again in business, hay
ing opened a jewelry store in Bodie.
Manager Probert, OF the Richmond, de-
parted yesterday morning for San Francisco.
The concert given at Salt Lake for the
benefit OF Mrs. Porteous was a complete
success.
Hiram Crowell has gone to San Fran
cisco on business connected with the Silver
Brick mine.
For the present the meetings OF the Mu-
steal Union will be held every Wednesday
evening.
Our legal fraternity generally manage to
keep spectators at trials amused by passing
compliments Of a doubtful character.
The Workingmen's clothing store will
shortly be removed to their new freproof
building, next to Paxton & Co.'s Bank.
Our population has thinned out consid-
erably Of late, many mechanics and others
having sought more co%ngenial haunts.
A reading room has been added to the
Parker House. A sensible move on the
part Of Messrs. Hinckley Il Lockwood.
Judge Bishop has been retained by the
Chinese Consul at San Francisco as counsel
for the Cinnamon now confined at Austin
on q charge of murder.
A match for $50, between the first and a
picked nine of our base ball club, will be
~In-..I -. 4t-.~ .>..-I affair
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-23
THE WORLD OF WAGGERY,
A Mirthful MeIange from Divers
Sources.

Taking physic is sometimes an Uphill
business.
The hotel runner work on the Europe
in plan.
An original thinker never thinks the
things that other people think.
This is the time Of year at which the
sentimental youth names a row-boat after
his girl and has it painted green.
When q woman promenades the street,
leading a dog, it looks as though she
couldn't get anything else to her string.
When a man gets up at the dead Of night
and filings a boot-jack out Of the back win
dow his mind is intent on the Catskill
range.
"How dare you swear before me?" asked
a man Of his son recently. "How did l
spoiled urchin.
Darling husband" she said, "am I
not your treasurer Certainly" he re-
piled, "and / should like to lay you up in
heaven.
The lover who VOWS that he is willing to
die for the object of his choice means no
more than the man who borrows five dol
lars and agrees to "drop around to-mor-
row."
A brute Of a newspaper man in the East
asks il a woman with q long train should
not be subject to the same rules as rail-
roads, and be compelled to slack up and
whistle at the crossings.
He was about to kiss her, when suddenly
he drew back in evident alarm. "Oh,
George, what is it ?" said she, a~nxiously.
Onions" was all the reply he made a. he
glided on in the moonlight.
We stood beside the garden gate;
Her hand I gently pressed.
And, blushing sweet, she laid her head
Upon my Marseiiles vest.
"Wilt thou be mine I Whispered soft,
30. darling. answer yes;
Give sweet consent, and we Will seal
The compact with . kiss.
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BY fear of being booted;
No single moment I delayed.
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