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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

To-DAY-Ths is The title Of :. very hand
some sixteen pa-e Quar:", published weekly.
by MAclean, Stoid ird L Co., phiIa,icl;.h .ha,
with Chrome, for $3.50 "To-Day" is fins
ly illustrated, ard ably edited by Mr. Dip
Lewis. Send for q specimen copy.
LA FRANCE ELEGASTE.-The November
number Of this beautiful fashion Magazine is
received The co!orcd pi:Ics are elegant
the fashion designs uutnerouS-$:nd contents
generally pleasing ~ The ladr>. Pubii> he'd
b. S. I. TIy;or. New York, al ST per aunum.
ECLECTIC MAGAZISE.-ruc nu;nber fn:
November presents L han'i>Um,: steel eli
rfving Of jas. Anthony Froulc. and an cX.
cclient biographical >keic!! Of tie late Vim.
II. Sema.d, besides no less tiran >cvr:::ccIl
attractive articles from the b.St i:rrar,
writes Of the country. There j. 10 hc'tcr
H. Prl;ou, 1GS Full on ST.. y. T., tcrm- $ /
year, TWO copies 50, single number Il els
We have received from ID Apo!c:oa 4
Co New York, Fenimore Coop.r'> "lr:i-
rie,' being the final issue in the new Illus
trated edition Of Coopcr'S famous "Lear!cr-
Stocking Novels" which we anuuuncc;l cal
ly in ;hc summer, ut the bcsunins Of :!:t
enterprise. The entire rieS CT the Leather
Stocking romanc-s consist Of ''Ihr Deer
slayer "Ihe Last of the Mohirau>," "rhc
Pathfinder" "ihe Pionrers,' and "rhr
Prairie" Each volume is fully illustrated,
with new designs by he Distinguished nrti>'.
F. 0. c. DarIev: While The price is Only
sereTty-fve Gems.
THE FARM AND FIEESID3 JOURNAL
This journal is 4 marked exceptions 10 al!
low priced periodicals, from the fact that il
is a model Of typographical c'csanc.. an.
is printed on beautiful. toned pai,er. Tic
contents are not only popular and Interesting,
but highly Instructive and Thoroughly arru-
rate and the whole appparanccn ut ;hc journal
is calculated to promote the i've for knpM-
ledge Us well rs to aid in furnishing i;!:nr-
nation. II is published at The cXc;e!ingly
low price Of fifty cents 4 year, ana Should
be in the hands ofevery one Semi tor 4 frc"
specimen number 10 The Farm and Fir side
Journal, 132 L. 10Th ST., New York.
SOUTHERN MUSICAL JoCnSAL.-Th pab-
fishers Of the Southern Mu<ic,l Journal.
j'Doathy. 400 per year, roi coniea, wih
publishing The c;ltape>s, hand ,cmc-r, and
best Musical Sheet il; the L. S, are nov;
offering 20 send it on lriai 10 t;in>c not IL
ready subscribers three months flee, Upcn
receipt Of cents for The postage. One
dollars worth Of music is c:""H in c.rn
number. and i,v accepting this remark BE
offer. music II the value OF three dollars can
be had for only 6 cents.
Tuis valuable publication docs not i.l,i!d is
claim % co.>ucra: ion entirely up ~ tic fac:
Of being fully = Snu'h"r;, "r'c, prise Int as
much upon Is real %Or;h. "'h We h"Hri:v
congratulate III pr',s:'",> Hr>Sr>. I.;i.iil..ii
i Bate:, on the SGccc>> !,:;::crin :,:;rn,i;
their clE,rt>, NJ pr~t:i:'' i1T tie future IN
apu"daas support Will enlarged su5sc!:p~
EsoN IKE
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Newberry District Monumental Association.

By notice IN our columns, it will be
sceu that lis next meeting vii! be on
Sales-day in November. We understand
business Of importance is to De transact
ed. The ladies who were appointed to
solicit subscriptions will report on that
day. The Committee appointed TO
choose design for the monument will
also report at that time. Hence it is
evident, that all persons interested III
giving shape to the action Of lha; Assoc
citation, Or who really sympath,ze wit"
its only object, ard desire t" r"ntr:' ute
something TO its success must art prompt
ly-and be present.
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TIE FIRE flENDS At WoEE. .-Oa F:i
lay night last, Two incendlarieS sira;lhi
ly approached the gin house Ga Mr..
JAS Ei,lSon'S Ed!sto place, @Fp:ied the
:nrcii and made good their escape. Ms.
Eil<nn'> loss on gin hon>". gin, g., is
ajouD $500, and that Of Mr.. Arthur Lott,
who was working the premises, and had
his Gotten in The gin house, is estimated
at about $500. No Insurance.
We further learn that Mr. J. II. John.
son, living some two miles below the
Old Wells, had his >to;c.hou>c and stock
"f goods reduced 20 ashes on Friday
night laS' cica'ly the act Of an inccn-
diary. Mr.. JohnSn"'S loss, we arc in
formed, is near $2.3'jo.--EdgciiclI Ad-
vert!Ser.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

State at Large-M. P. O'CoSSoR, Of
Charleston; ". H. WALLACE, of Union;
S. 4. PEARcE, of Richland.
First District-W. W. WALKER, Of
Georgetown.
Second District-JoHNsoS HAGooD, of
Barnweii.
Third District-SlNEoS FAIR, Of New
berry.
Fourth District--W. r. ROBERTSON, Of
Fairfield.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS Sale at resi-
:cncc OF Mr.. Kibler, decd,

New ADVERTISEMENTS Sale at resi-
Gcncc OF Mr.. Kib!er, decd.
WIN. GIazc-Jewclry, Nc.-Co!umbia.
Mar<hal'S Sale Of Liquors, Wagons, ,IiorscS.
". Nathan & Son-Dry Goods, &c.
kins$land 4 Heath-Crockery, &c.
Election Notice
DiStrict Survivors Association
District Monumental Association.
Notice OF Executors, II. Burton, decd
Adm rs Notice, I. Johnson, decd
Adm rs No';ca. J. b. Richie, deed.
W. d. Love < Cc.-s;rcat Central, Colum-
bia
l.. L. MarShaii-OyS:cr>, Fish, Ne.
\. j. NcCauGhr!m { Co Peruvian Guano.
\ Frcnchman wishing to compliment
girl as little IAml,% called her 4 little
muiIon."
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To the People Of Scuth Carolina.


On the 9th O November the people /
Sonth Carolina, III common with the
people Of all The UniIrd States. will b"
called upon TO elect Il President and
Vice, President to serve for the cnSulrg
four wears.
The course that has hccn pursued b.
the present Administration has been 50
sub"erSivc Of ali local sell g"Eernme"'
and h"Stlic to the lights and liberties OF
the citizen, as to have excited the g'avc>t
apiTcnci'>I"ES i"F t"r safely q oar lfSe
'n>'ltnt'"i'>, AMI "aS "r"H~cA 'H* '"'''i'-
seH', ana "''S"f'"'lF" masses o. inc "a-
tion, 10 ""ittn AHA d"isrh''''"i r'''I' 10
reScN'' II i'',S'h'c' 'he "'"e:"n:v''' ''"'';
the HAMS "i rs present a;"i''!AuS ana
unSc' nrHiou> rHicr>, a"a "i;"o 1t tack
to its bearings.
More than this, so alarming ard wI'"
spread has been ih' gr""''' at cor" '"F,
ton IN "'@h places - l." nAvc ';''H'' " AL
the fountains "i rHhic justice, ~" 80
reckless 'hc i'Se o. 'orrn:', i">'f''i:ch al
Ties "y lE''lt "Hi'I"i>' is |" "'''''' ''''''e
e:ery P''"''P'T o. '''''"' i'' "?"'S's !"
t'e ''eaS'S ~ '''' i'e"'"'' ara ;''''".
t"e way 1917 ''' ''I''' anu "'''''S' SUI I
occay "' Pu VIC '''''S ,,
10 arrest N'e - e"' o. ''e>e e'' '"u
dangerous 'e'u'H'!t>' a1' % >".c :" '!'e
people TIC substance rs "cii * i"tii "I T."
Constitutional N"pH'lc, cit!Z"iS al All
classes ana parties have orSahiH'i a
hoiy, nm ana i"0c>u"c''"'c "'9A"'e
on "ena'i OF purity !" Sn'r'hme''' "'"
sympathy ana 'SS""''''a''"!' oe'"'e''
Sectio"S.
Inc caEtliiaI prlNc'#cS ol ms move
mcnt were p'om'iiSa'ra 'T'm I'"cIN''ail
on the first "i last M'r, a"H So'e;nniy
ratified ~ me Democracy "i 'A' EhnIs ,I:
|A'on IN general G"'''eh'l"n al n''H
more on ne 'tn o! July: n
=, llo'Ic1 "'e',SE; ~. % NC" ''"' ''''' H.
"FaI h!"""' q n'H>o"!'' e''''Se'' ~ '"e
standard bearers "' 'N'S cause nave "ecn
na''eI ",'' ''''''''' e"','"-'I,''' ',, ~ ."S
,''e'''ts ~, VI ''N' "'u.i "'N e,' r,
noe'ty t"f"us'''", '"e e'''''e 'anu' i",
pr'"c'I''eH ""!'" nave oeI' e'no.'"'"c''
upoA our "a'.nc:' II tue hopcio' "",u>
OF our i'tuS'ri'HS ca"''' '"'e, ca"hot one,
hnt mnSt ana WIZ survive even ucl'a'' Il
defeat were possible.
SoH'" O''''''a 'e'','9'''"I''s LUIS ~ !" =
"';'S 'h"Te,'''"t ~ '''e '>s"'
'',I''I:s' ~: ~ ~ '"" -,
N''''' ''''>'''' ','' ',,'' W WV
II , :
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MEMPHIS, February II. 1869.

DR.. WM. II IUTr:
SIR have been suffering !or leary TWO
years with Il severe cough and great difficult
" OF breathing. Ny weight WIS one hWn-
drcl and fOrtv-tive pounds; ami when COM
mcuccd taking ycur EXpcctoraut. was rc-
ducc,l 20 one hundred and sixteen. | had
iric'l almost cycr> thing; had terrible nighi
swca:S. I have taken half tinZrn b .tte>.--
The night Swc:tS have left me, tie cough
has alm"SI ui>appcalch, an" | have gaiucd
fifteen pounds in weight | believe il viii
cure my cough. recommend it 20 all n:
f!IcnIS. " ltL respect.
OLIVER RI;L
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4 lengthy obituary received by mail
is not inserted, because unaccompanled
By the name Of the writer, or the ca>h
to pay for its insertion. a remittance
of the price, S., will insure its publira.
tiSn
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THE JUSTICE OF TIE ELErICT rendered
lV TIC rujtic wears 90 II favor o. III" MIX
ICAS MUSTANG LlNIMtST mus; lie aparcmt
o aiI who h.vc u>;.d hat fH;nnns prrpAr::-
:iou or seen :: used l. hc:!ng influence i
Irresistible. Til" mo>i obstinate forms OF
reurI:2c or rEcum i;ic disease me totally
cured Ey it, and :hat in an inc"ncc!va"y
Shn" Sp;r" "' time. External injuries or
sores, wh'th": OF man or beast, a> we'll Is
all equine or huna@ nIai:!,licS ior w!ii'ct Il
Inim' nj may he n>rd. ar' speedily rcmciicd
hy it$ use. Remember il is 10; merely I
palliative bu; ri cr.Ih;clH' Of disease. It.
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Or. TUFTS Hair Dye has no Bad cdor.

zz@" OLD THINGS HAVE
PASSED AWAY -Tli> is at Ir#>: iiue Of
the Old m"i!oi Of treating th log abused
and mac abISpl i,"nlan body. II is i.r
toH.rr considered Hisr 10 ,us :. patient 10
;h, Ic furc il order 10 cure Lin OF Il disease
IN which paia is already undermining .n"
energies oi III system. T,,.e >cir:cr ranges
i'Er!i on the sid ot nature, and ru,ieavor>
TO assist her in her fight against disease.
This is the province OF iIoStetter'S Stomach
BitterS, the most approved tonic ever ad.
vcrti>"d in !ii$ country. It may be recon
mended Us a fall medicine, par ex 'rl!enrc;
for ii is in the tall that hilousnes>, dySpcp-
Sia and snalavious icrcr$ are especially pre-.
vaient Tie frame exhausted BY hr heats
Of summer, is relaxed and feeble at it,
close, and requires, we rnay say demands
Artificial assistance. Afford it rha, a$>iS.
tancc IN as:oual doses Of lIo,f"tierS
Stomach Biiters, and the evils referred! to
may &c escaped. Throu-hou: the Ar West,
aud ca the Stcaming ailuva! OF lie South
crn rivers, al! the varieties Of periodical
fever are probably ril" to-day. Had
coUr<c vt Ho>tc;t"r'$ B!ltcr$ hrrn com
m"mtcd hy he sufferers a month ago, l. G.,
hcio:c t:lc unhraitny seasrn set in, seven
e'ghiS OF them would in al probability be
in their usual health ut tn" present time
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a Triumph.


No medicine ever offered to the people has
won for itself such reputation in 50 short Il
time as DE-. TUFTS ENPECTORANr.--
Wherever it has bc"1 introduced. j; l:3S >U-
prT>rdcI all other Cough remedies. II u0f
only cures the Cough, bur SO Thoroughly
purif"s the Lungs. rhat no fears Of it, return
need be unprecedented.
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The SCIENCE OFF HEhLTu for November
has :: rich ;Iu!r g. contents. iruOn. the in
:crcstinS articles are. Popular Phy- ioIugy
ILLUSTRATED; pruggcd 20 Death. by Howard
G!TmiinD; rh, seal Culture; Di>I0ca;ion..
with illustrations; an interesting article on
III. Gi:Ercn: VI tirll Sy>lcinS: IHicI!igcui
t"oEcrv: Offensive Breath, and how 20 make
Il rurr; Ihc U*c o; Da: mrai for IHm4n
Food. aGd hnw - Cook il: Some hing abnu:
Su"irv ll"mba-S: TIC Cure o! S:arnairr-
ing: Women PHYSICIANS in EEg!and wiih
rich miscellaneous matter which j. fall ui
u>:fHl hin's on Health, making ihc No.
worth many ti'n"> ifS cO>r: only % cents, ur
;or rhc rc"r, 81. The pnhI.>ll"r offers The
last three uu!u',rrS OF Ills v5nr on fr::tl. Iur
% cts. Address, 5 L Wc!iS, 3SJ B.oad-
way, New York.
The ALDIHE.-Thc November number Of
this >ul:c: by Illustrated monfh!y is receiver.
ana : Giu-H:My attractive. Ii j. I"ci.ir!iv
IL" iiaHd-Omr>i paper pHbii- he'd ~ Hi COM
uy, and has tie G:ca: mciit pf p:r>c!i;ii.g
nGthir" flash" nT CEt Of tH>i. BIZ: j. al
way artistic. Cr"S!" e"Gan' al trrr 20 III.
;ute. lie prospectus 'Or 1873. u' which wc
can ONLY publish :: po!I:GI, s:!y> ibar in the
Arr md Lifcr::ry d r:r,r!c1;S there vii! ic
60 i>ihrrahIc a!va"ccs 'HHari - greater per-
fec ion, an,l the Chromn> to advance sab
>cribrr> W.! he various and beautiful. IL"
QuH''crly 'int:l plates, for :S73. ill rc:.ro-
once fCar oi JnhM 5. D wis iH:.:l:;:':ic ri:.!-
>k"'ch">. rrp:":Ti;I'v % nc !cu- >r.,>un>.
I:r>t' p'"ic-. ap caring n TIE i->G:r> 20 + a.
i:v. Anri!. IN y. ~ /: Uc-o! =. Iii e.: :,n
Il! -" v"''i III r';,s"f': = .-:i.> sui c.;n';,H.
-" popular :.':.:Iirc- "i c,i'i"u u i:,-3T:-
led &C: i>.n.r>' l,nm'icr vii he u,ut.uucI.
stN esOss&ss1.. Rs se>Gs
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The advertising house If iicO P i:1wcii K
Co., has ;!ilc.riy gainc:i w,:!si-widr rcrllla
lion. lis business Is being v:l.cnIc.l every
uu"il, ainl il now ha% Contracts lor >n"r,' in
l::#I:v every nrw SpaDcr puh':-h".! u 'I'" mi
ted STATES and Can:iI:-. MvS>rS. Geo. L
Rowcii \ Co.. hly" tv:rcc :, rcrnarH"bc Z
business Iact, Ind h:vr' reduced the ;hvcrti>-
in@ system down ~ :. ver. nice >cicucc.-
Jouna!- -RrcUi der. W..>! Mcril!cD, Conu. l..
SYMPT 'AS OF CATAREH --Dui,. heavy
hcadAchr, obstruction of uts'i p.i>>aS'<, dis
charge failing i:I;o throat. SOM ines poo
fuse, watcrv, arr;;i. thick and ten c!ou>
m">cU>. rUrGI n, murO- -i,H:;:icn:, hi..Ol =.
pwI!i.., offensive, exc In u'i..'!S :. j.: ness.
dry, wa!crv. weak or jniIImci eyes, ringing
III car>. deafness. hawking AMI coughing 10
Clear throat, uicc"a::on>. >cHb> from E.t"'fS,
cnnStlu; desire ~ clear nose and tnr:.:t,
voice altered. nasal tw.nG, offrn-ivc brc&t.:
impaired snIc!l AMI taste, dizziness. iH"u;"!
depression, tickling cough, idiocy an. !E-
sanity.
All the "bore symptoms arr common 70
the disease in >O;nc Gi is Stages or cOnpi-
cationS, vet thousands OF cases "uEuaIy
terminate in cOn>n':i-iiDn. ais! cad in it:c
grave wifilGu; ever na,ItcStiug Onc-thiri Dt
the above symptoms.
No d<ca>. is more common o. less under
stood by physicians. thc Proprietor of Df.
Saec'> t;tarrh Remedy wi! paw 500 re-
w,nl fora ca" OF C..tarrh winch he cannot
cure. Sod by druggists. j..
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Fer DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion. depression Of
spirits and general Hcbiit" Is yariou> forms:
also. o, preventive a.a:A>t Fever ai;G \ uc.
aIid other intermittent tc.c:s. The Frrrn. l'huS-
ph"ratcd Ei;XIr If Caii:aya. made !:v c>wri!
iHzarG Co.. New York. a:;G :ul't by al ljiUg-
E>:S Is In, b,'>t ionic. aii Z t0::ic iCr lt;-
Il ;< :cc"v'I:ms from lever Or O!:lrr i: hes it
iuS ,N-i
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: !. II ItL +,
National Liberal Republican Executive
Committee.
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;7A-G-ly. ~. 81 49,:
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THURSTQN'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER. he bv>: ait.r!c kruwn t., Cleansing. ..ltl
pr">rTHing the t"c'h and 2"'::$ so" l." AZ
D:HGgi-;>. Price . :i:,d 0 cents per LO:ie. r.
I. Weils I Co. NV Ynrk
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CHRlSTAD0R0'S HAIR DYE. sta"is unri-
vailed III Tie world. y" Lady ~ gentlemen %:
GiScriininatio:. u>cS an" Other. l. : the In".;
perfect. reliable a.I ci;.ct!v" lair De- l.. III"
world. Mauuiaciory. G5 Maiden Lane New
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A SPICY QUESTION.

Eastern Report OF tho Condition OF tho
Glove, Nutmeg and Other Spice Crops
Good Prospects for Correctly Prepared
Puddings and Negus.
The readers of the HERALD are aware that re-
ports have been In circulation during many months
past both In Europe and America, which alleged
that the crops OF spices, OF nutmegs and cloves
particularly in Netherlands India had been seriously
bighted II not destroyed positively before the har-
vest saving Of 1871. The subject Is one Of great
more so than appears at first sight, not
only to the commerce OF the world but to our every
day economies, domestic and medicinal. We are
glad, therefore, to be enabled to publish by the
cept Of our mall dispatches from the East Indies,
the following article taken from the New Batavia
Handelsolad of the 3Oth March. The writer says
Some persons seem to have set themselves the
task OF spreading In Europe unfavorable reports
touching spices. First were kilograms si s
been destroyed and that no considerable yields
were to be expected for some years: We read now
in the European papers that according to reports
from Netherlands India "the Glove crop OF Java
had been destroyed" Probably Amboyna Is
meant. In all these disauieting tidngs we see
nothing but trade speculation and manpuvrlng.
The telegraph news agents are, however, bound to
correct such tdngs as soon as It shall appear that
they have helped to circulate wholly lnacCu-
rate information. According to the review OF the
from Banda during 1871, lately furnished by our cor
respondent there, who Ia well informed man,
that island had not In the least degree been visited
by calamities, and the prospects for the future OF
the nutmeg planters are, thanks to liberal reforms,
very favorable. From AInb0yna no report was
sent to any Netherlands Indian paper giving rise to
the supposition that the Glove crop had been de-
stroyed. The Netherlands Indian government,
which receives monthly reports from the M0luccas,
as 1t does from elsewhere In the Archipelago, has,
receipt from thence OF tdings OF violent hurricanes
and earthquakes, for otherwise Information bearing
upon them would have been read In the Java
CburUnf
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the matter to prejudice. He contended that the
seminary followed the college in It's ups and downs
it's descending SCALE and the college would exersan
the 81 " e aS os
man who complained OF DR.. Woodbridge zone OF
the Rrolessors) thus summed up his objections
TO be 2 professor in the Theological Seminary who
holds the theory that the world was created In elk
SPEAKER the hs cOa no
through IN two years, and he was afterwards seen
PLAYING BILLIARDS AND SMOKING CIGARS
60, said Mn Van Cleef -, - - -.
intend to abuse the college. he held that II the one
extent be destroyed Mr. Ferdon said that he was
seminary-the twelve apostles OF this Synod, he
would say-gaughterl -and he found that all the
lege One-fifth Of them were from other colleges,
and certain students had said thatn they were not
what they ought to be 1t was not the fault of tho
the professors received. I have been grieved to
my heart, remarked Mr.. Ferdon, at the
UNFAIRNEss AND PREJUDICB
which seems to be heaped upon these men, who
cannot be here to defend themselves. Condemn q
man and abuse him when he cannot answer back !
New BrunswicS can 90 Without It. but you a.
ministers Of the gospel cannot. .t7r -
the sentiments Of his speech on Friday, and said
that those who offered with him had had their shot
at him and he had had his shot at them. II there
were anything else, they could settle 1t outside.
"And them" said the Doctor,
va ''ooFPEs FOR rwoiv re si.ff HE
laughter) The committee were not altogether TO
blame In this matter, but he had felt obliged to
charge them with transcending their powers, 1--WE
we rise above all this pickering and running DOWN.
Can't we have little more gracef, The question
now Ii about .rallying round the nag, b0y6.' Stop
all this running down Of and insinuations against
the professors. Sustain the college, sustain II as
the feeder Of the seminary The ministers have got
vlding the material" He thought that there should
be an agent appointed to stir up the churches
The Synod shortly afterwards adjourned until this
morning at nine O'Clock cusE ss
In the evening Rev. Rufus Clark, d. D., OF Albany,
preached the annual sermon before the Synod. His
subject was "Benevolence.n
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THE sTRgET-PAvINa CONTRACTS.

Commissioners Van Worst, Sullivan and Jacques
resumed last evening, at the Sixth Judicial Court
room. the hearing in the case growing out Of
charles Guidets contract for paving Third avenues
rom Fourteenth to Forty-fourth street. with Bel
otsn trap-block pavement, in 1888, which contract
il Is claimed, was imperfectly and impropl
testIned last evening that be had felt
interest enough In the matter, his father being 3
property holder on the avenue, 70 measure some oil
the stone, and had found many OF them measuringy
considerably less than the dimensions required bI
the contract. The excavation In the roadbed waa
in most cases much less than the depth speoined,s
and In &C least one instance stone re-
jected BY the Croton Board Inspector had
been laid to one side and Afterwards used
number OF other witnesses confirmed tna
testimony and the case was adjourned until Thurs3
day evening. The case OF John Bryan, who CONF
tracts for the laying Of the Stowe pavemcnt
through Forteth styeet, from Madison 70 Fifth ave
nue., was then called and number Of witnessed
we're examined This case also includes the contraetS
for similar paving In Eleventh, Fifteenth Twenteth{
Twentysixth, Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eighth@
Thirtieth, Varick and other streets, aud 10 cong
tested by some Of the weaithlest property holdere
In the citys
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Art MATTERS.

Austrian Invitation to American Artists.
The committee charged with the erection Of q
public monument to the memory Of the late Vice
Admiral De Tcgetthon in the city Of Vienna have
set an example which republican America would do
well to follow. The committee evidently are bent
on paying honor to the deceased, and have no axes
to grind in the matter; therefore they invite the
artistic world to come into competition, in order
that they may command the best talent Of our time
urged should be done by those charged with the
erection OF public statues In America, inseatd OF
the holeincorner way Of doing business at present
pursued.
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and complex national interests should II possible,
be upheld Az for the reputation Of the neg0tiators
(Which Ia q matter OF comparatively small conse-
quence)-vel, as to that, II man viii take care OF
his acts leaving hts reputation to take care Of It.
SELF that Is as much as most Of us have time for;
and he may safely trust that what he really deserves
of praise or blame win be roughly measured out TO
HIM In the long run. 49, 4zHe# IL
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THE REFORMED CHURCH.

Fifth Days Proceedings Of the General synod
The Declining Seminary at New Brunswick-
hIt q theological Zoe House Y'-Yester-
days SPICY Debate Among the Minis
tsrs-Didsrenos Amsng the Divines
and 'CoiYes for Two'-The Gem
tsnnil fund-Rsoeption a
Corresponding Delegates.
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Wire Workers.

meeting Of wire-weavers was held last evening
at the German.A Assembly Rooms, George Barnes
President Of the Union, in the chair. The Union
has not been organized four weeks and number9
about forty, lat IL Is being daily increased inc
meeting last night was for the purpose Of further3
ing the interests OF the Union preparatory 70
strike for the eight-hour system. Ihere ate anesy
ent branches of the trade In the city and the above
IA one OF tina largest OF them.
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THE WORKINGNEN'S PARADE.
THE ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.

Over Two Thousand Non In Lins-The Banners
and Notices The Intsrnationals- Strength Of
Each Organization Meetings Of the Pia-
aoforte Manufacturers, PEN and Pencil
Case Makers, Brass Founders, Gas
Fixture Makers, GaA Mems
t Protective Union and
~ the Wire Workers.