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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-17

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LINA--COUNTY OF NEWBER-
e., RY.-CoURT OF. COMMON PLEAS.
Catlarinc H. Boycc, Plaintiff,
Against ... ....
John l.. Cannon, Sal!ie S. Can Summons
non, Louisa Sem, (thc wife : for
of George W. Senn, Mollic Relief.
J. Cannon, and Matte Can
non, Defendants. g.. 49,
To the Defendants, John l.. Cannon, Sa!lie
S. Cannon, Louisa Sem. (the wife of
George W. Senn,) Moilie J. Clnnon. and
Matte Cannon s'-@ -.- .....
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action, Of
which cc3r is herewith served upon you,
and to serve copy Of your answer to the
said Complaint on the Subscribers at their
Office, a. NewberrY, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof, excla-
sive Of the d'y Of such service and if you
fail to answer the Complaint within the
time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief de-
mandcd in the Complaint.
Dated, 9th August, 1873, .....
Newb9rry, S. C.
BANTER & TOMBSTONE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-17

To John L. Cannon, Defendant:
Take notice that, by order of tile Court,
you are made party herein, by publication
of the foregoing summons fer six weeks,
and by mailing TO vour address copy OF
the Complaint in this alton.
BANTER & TOMBSTONE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Ncwbcrry c. H., S. c.,
20th August, 1873. 33--6t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-17
GRAND CONCERT
Tuesday Night, September is, 1878,
At the Hall of Pools Hotel.
Prof. n. Schmitt and Daughter

Have the honor to announce that with
The assistance Of McsSrs. Wm. Milan and
C. G. Jaeger, they will give all instrumental
Concert, as above stated.
Concert commence at s.. Admission so
cents. See programme for particulars.
Prof Schmitt will remain in town for u
few days, for the purpose Of tuning Pianos.
Orders left at ihe Hotel promptly attended
to- Sept. II, 3f-lt.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

spectors, Daniel c. ComstoeR. Aaron D'n' ,,,Car,y
uard Frankel. James Iugram. and James mo.m% .,c,,
Clerks Franklin p. Demarest, siS'snonu ,.os Iohn
Brown. Joseph H. Devlin, Charles c. NeuHerCN' 1on"
! pnIcor Robinson G. BodGsh George f. Coaehman'
- ,,,,,,aan Tosoph F. swords William w. Wilson,
and Edward L. Bullock. -, .,ioe,
The Roard passed the following resolution oniony
- =, ,ho practice OF the Streetceauing Burean III
en,n snnren lots at Niuey-sxhst and the East RIVER
with street dirt intermxed with rot'lng garbage
T,, Che Boari Of Pohce be requested TO dsiriec al see'
no osed for purpose Of thug IN unken ara Aosu, o
upon boats, under the direction OF the SAM
~ .dent and st least load Of ies earn he ug9s
R scb of oeannGs OF other refuse "heh
vacant lots
The Sanitary Committee made long report In rela'
tion 10 the contract Of the NewYork Rendering Com
many with the city 10 remove dead animals and oii ID
snch a manner as 20 create no nuisance. III
accordance with the recommendation OF the Committee
the following was passed -,
Refsd That the NewNok Rendering CGnpan! be and hesW
directed 10 rendering dead animals and oa
the foot Thirty North River before the n'h aa
july that thereafter they perform tier work ACCORDING o '1
spccfcatoRs Of the contract
Rlod Tha, Rendering Company be 'ud 10 heftb
supply by tue oonao a. eath p'Se pe
cine stat Ion lQu
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
A REMARKABLE ADVENTURE.

A young man named j. E. Van Doren, who
resided in Brooklyn and was employed in the puoca-
on department OF The World, left his residence Dec
g. 1872 10 go duck shooting Long Island since which
time he has not been by any OF his frendsor ac-
quantances although he has been diligently searched
for by the Brooklyn detectives. His father, Rev.
l. N. VaK Doren, OF BOonton. N. j., his
wife and children and many friends, reluctantly
gave him up as lost, until few days ago, when his
father received letter from him. posted at Rotterdam
Holland in which the young man states that while duck
shooting near Fine Island his boat capsized hs compaR
ion yas drowned while he managed TO olng to She up
turned boat and was drifted ont TO sea- When nearly
ont of sght OF land picked up by vessel bound to
Buenos Ayres lust as no became tnsensble from cold
ana hunger He was attacked with brain fever and
Unconscious for Ave days Except the captain
board could speak English 40 that Mr.; Van Doren could
do noth toward getting home until the vessel was "a
days out when, during calm, he was able 20 board an
English bark bound for Rotterdam. long and tedious
voyage followed but finally. May 90 the vessel ar
rived at its destination. The young man writes that,
having no money TO pay steamship passage. he had
engaged to return by sailing vessel bound for Pha-
depha and probably on his way home At the present
lima
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
NEW RING INDICTMENTS.

s,x o,rr or FIFTEEN SAID TO BE AGAINST TWEED.
The office of the District-AttOrney was yes
..roay point Of great interest TO many persons the
repor having been generally circulated that tne "f"uo
,ury had found number OF indictments against various
members OF the Ring reporter OF THE TRIBUNE
,slled upon Assistant DistrieAttorney Russell ana
,udeayored TO ascertain the names of the persons In
acted Mr. Russell was. however, unwilling TO give
.ny information, and referred the reporter TO
Mr. Clark the clerk. who was decidedly reueent'
and would say nothing about the indictments
He said that It would be committing felony he were
10 impart the names Of the persons indicted. but
said the reporter is there information you can give
ppoperlyi" "None at ALL" replied the ofical mo ar
rests have yet been made, and not at liberty 70 say
ANYTHING further. You can, however see MT fheIps'
the DstrictAttorney" Proceeding TO the ONCE OF MI
Phelps the reporter endeavored learn something ue"
about the case but to the first inquiry the Dsui0'
forney replied that he chad nothing to say MI
Phelps admitted that he had not sent out any "arrn'S
After repeated and digent inquiries was diSco'ee"
that there are fifteen indictments in all, SIX OF "nVh
are supposed 10 be against William NJ IWeeu'
and tho rest AGAINST former officials OF the ClN
overnuent some of whom have never before been IN
sic,ea Irsualv these bench warrants have been sent
for e1ecnton 70 the order OF Arrest Bureau OF the
Sheriff. Office but in this instance il is understood that
,ha nractce will be varied and the warrants he sent 10
E,ouca HEADQUARTERS. Superintendent Matseu Will
therefore be responsible for the arrests Several days
may therefore eapse before the names OF the persons
indicted will be made public. The subject has created
much excitement, and the principal topic OF con
verssou both in the City Hall and the Courthouse yes
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
The EAST RIVER TIDES.

4 meeting Of the Pilot Commissioners was
ied at the Office of the Board at Burlingp and South
st., Yesterday afternoon. very important and accu-
rate survey Of the tides the East River presented
by Gen. Newton sor which he rendered vote Of
thanks Gen Newton has charge or the removal Of
rocks in the haIlOr and has recently been engaged in
endeavoring TO remove Diamond and Coentes Reefs
An impression has recently prevailed though without
authority that vessels drawing 81 feet OF water could
cross these reefs nc low water, and under
this impression attempt was recently made by
the shin Seminole she grounded and was detained
some time, supposed TO be on q portion OF the rock
which had been blown into the channel The Secretary
OF the Board Pilot Commissioners called Gen. NewtOns
attention the fact and his reply LAID before the
Board yesterday. The General states that Diamond
Reef has left with the debris Of last seasons blast
ing unremoved for want OF time and money Work Will
begin in a few days Diamond and COenties Reefs.
The depth of water either of these reefs s ape 10 vary
with every large blast, and to become less until the
debris OF the blast is removed. 1t will therefore be un
safe vessels OF deep draft over these reefs unt
official report of their having been removed has Deen
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
TEE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
kII0T ps

AN EXAMPLE FOR PRIVATE sTOCKHOIBERS,
The action of the Controller of Brooklyn, re-
dulng the private stockholders TO pay up their install
uents has bad the eect Of calling forth the ioes ing
ie.ter from ono OF the stockholders:
NEW YORK, June I3, 1878
J. II PRENTICE Esq, PresdeHi Neu- York bridge cam.
pdHg.
DEAKslR II correctly reported the directors OF the
Bridge Com pAy yesterday, took one step the right
direction. II seems to have been officially admitted
that work on the Bridge IA likely 10 stop for want o.
funds gh there still due from subscrptions-froIp
BROOKLYN, 100000; from NewYOrk 500 COO. and from
the mOneyed and private Subscribers tlI Oa total OF
SII4OSO. am surprised at this IL ts IN be regret
ted that the directors Of important work should
Tefuse pay their subscriptions. have long eOnteDded
That the officers OF the Company ought 10 have enforced
the payment OF delinquent subscriptions. and so
peatedS moved while member OF the Board, but with
out effect The responsibility Of an exhausted treasury
ana the damage OF possible stopping OF the work rests
upon them. 1 AIN very glad 10 notice that Controller
Schroeier now insists that favOritism shall cease II
understand your yesterdays proceedings 20 be that the
Company 10 enforce Judgment and the collection
of All subscriptions not paid the 18th inet, the TAX
pavers viii indorse you, and herewith hand you my
Cheek for a2OOO-makiDg t,OO-on my subscription of
1iO 900 which use II the other snbscribers pay in an
equal peT cent before. says lst DIo&wo Ihlns That Tie
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18


The increase over last year ls $4,000. commissioners
Jourdan said that the press had commented on the
gndoct Of the Health Department. he had caused an
investigation b. be made and found that IN 1872 the
of S4sOO been expended, although only s-SJU0 had
been raised. -,
Controller Schroeder said that tho city budget
NOT onite ready but would De presented at the
meeting. There one item 10 which he desired 10
can attention. There is surplus water revenue OF
SlT5 m from last year. and he did not think that 10 would
he necessary raise money for that account cXt
He was ia favor OF having this sum used to-
vv,rd fhe payment OF tho water debt There
v,1s he said. a sufficient amount in the
sinking fund 10 paw off the water debt and ne estimated
mar this wear there will bs another surplus OF $1,000
Tie amount in the sinking fudd - SlGuOOO, and the
water det Is about SsOOOOOO. When the water debt
f,IIs due the amount the sinking fund, with its
interest will be sufficient 10 meet the debt. lie also boz
cved that the amount received from the sale Of lands
of the east side OF Prospect Park Will be sufficient to
wine ont the Park debt.
The Controller asked what would BE- the probable
rate of taxation and he answered that II the state tax
is The same last and even II there are no redue-
tion made In the budgets Of the several departments
fhe rate will not he high as last yea 10 NnuH pfOb
ably De IS 90 each <lOJ Last year II was - o..
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The East Side Association received, las

night the following report of its financial condition:
Amounts received from rents s662 Al received building
annual dues of members, ~1j; received c
$500 proceeds Lecture Committee s1'3 ; proceeds fn
kellogg concert @22 total + W. o. expenditures Sll35j o
amount oyeTdrasa $50 70.
The commissioners appointed by the Gov
ernor to investigate audit and adjust the claims of ex
Sheriff James O'Brien against the City OF New-York
william NJ. Vernilye, John L. Cadwaader and William
A Buoth Will meet to-day at p at the old Chamber
OF the Board Of Supervisors IN the County Courthouse
aud continue the investigation, which was begun last
Friday.
At the meeting of the New-York Historical
Society last night, in place OF the regular paper the
copy OF an original manuscript In which President
Washington gave summary OF the characteristics OF
the generals who were eligible to the position OF Com
manderinchef in the Indian war OF 1892 was read II
has come into the Of the Society and Is OF
especial value as showing the discrimination and NJ
partiality with which Washington made his appoint
ments 1t was remarked that there splendid civil
service The Society adjourned till the rst Tuesday IN
October. ard strawberries and cream were aDunuanJy
provided IL the basement.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
GRAHAM INDICTED AGAIN.

The Grand Jury of the United States Circuit
Court presented, yesterday, new indictment against
william NJ. Graham eIPresitent Of tho Waikiki
National Bank for emboIEling tho funds OF that bank
The new Indictment identical with the old ono with the
exception that It reetes with greater legal teohncav
the heretofore published matters alleged In It, dividing
them into 80 different counts. IL Graham is conyctol
on indictment he bo sontsto prison for seo
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
FyTTRPRIsE.

The Murray Hill Publishing Company have
last made arrangements witn "1hr Graphic I0npanvD
for further fifteen thousand Of that unique chrome
Throw Phyeic 10 the Dogs" copy NJ which they pre-
sent every purchaser OF DR. h. b. Foote's most POM
lar book. "Plain Home Talk and Medical CobInnon
Sense" Both chrome and volume TO have touched
.he mirth aud sympathy OF she people. IL ia 90 ta
credit OF the Doctor that he designed the picture which
illustrate canvas the exclamation OF Hamlet, Thros
Pnyslc to the Dogs"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

Ne,, YorL HoteI-The Hon s. s. Marshall OF ILL
tnn Hon ku's o w'o1"n ,SS sIS ,Se
lion Bater L o Comstoks ~ VS. Nthott' HoN-ies
Ho J. b. ChAfee Of Colorado Judge hunrn o, ~
The Rev John Williams the Rev A. Kern oi belnhoe
Heuse-J Smith q Borao '.d tss ~' ne M BIs
Amy and Eds H. Cushm,n OF ~ iouis Ho[nH HCs %
Rane Of hewbugb. ~ IT, Everett Hoast-Jo Pp " Hnsbss a.
CinanaH Gazefe. Metropolitan Hob-Juge f. W. husne'
Penn ylgaua
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

interest Of the public we'll my own s enoa%ioe
by the prompt payment OF all subscrptons pa arer
enerpetcnly with the work under the law anu on,, ,n
as IL now exists until tho next Legislature
inviting n proper committee 10 eAao eA, onncal 10
pertaining 10 the enterprise ana tnelouPV riidge n,
the public for money enough To coinpese ,,sonrs ,o
the following a months Very respeounn III W,psps
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

presented eight other indictments but the nds,.o
persons have not been arrested their names are ik
held from the puslc The jury discharged for tns
term.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
IAnnonnc-mebt
BunSErr's FLAvoRNG ExTRAcrs.-Tho best

An elegant toilet article is to be found IN
LYoss TooIH TABLErs Perfectly safe and harmless
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1873.
HOME NEWS.
ppnuNENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT DICKTNsoSs IN PARKRow.
am-7s,e Eoonas, o. m-s7o MidnEht-7I0 ,Avsnge-1s'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

For an elegant Summer HAT Of superior
quality 20 aee, 70 tls manaiactuer me gasu
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

To DRIVE IMPURITIES FROM THE BLOOD U1
DR. JAYsEs ArrzRArIvg. A THAT ,TUuATKs Al
,oRBESTs AND vlooR TO THE WHOLE sIsTEn
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
THE KINGSRRlnGE COSTS.

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMISSION SPEAKS FOR
TIE BoARD-SECoND DAYS TESTIMONY
It will be remembered that the estimated
costs Of the Kingsbridge Widening Commission came up
before Judge Fancher for confirmation recently anu
that the high figures led the Court TO refer the o "'
M al
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

John Jacob AstOr said if he could live %
year, longer be would al of bot long before
-, 49, oasSed no lsdy gewYork will allow either y,
crens made without the u tie domestic" Pty.r
Patttus Of lbs Domestic 5 n Co.." Of Unonsqaafe n l.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

YoNHERs-The Rev. James j. Dougherty'
recently ordained priest at the Seminary OF our Lazy
OF Angels, Niagara Falls has been presented py
residents OF this place with gold watch gold chaice.
and other articles for the Mission IL is proposed
10 supplement these tokens OF regard by the presena
ton of n full suit OF vestments.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-The annual meeting OF the New
York State Editorial Association will begin here to-day
and will continue for three days The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher will make an address in the Opera House TO-
night. The delegates Will make an excursion TO west
Point and Newburgh Thursday and will be received
by Mayor Eastman in the evening. On Friday the =
sOcaton will visit Vassar College, and banquet Will De
given them In the evening at the opera House. Mem.
hers arriving will report to Committee at the Board or
Trade rooms
PoRrcHEsTgR-The Baptist Society have invited the
Rev Mr. Barnes OF the Paramount Baptist Chnrch OF
Newark ~ j. become their pastor at FL 200 per ahhuD'
PEyKsKuI-The Rev Francis Harrison, rector OF 81.
Peters Episcopal Church. has accepted cai tenuereu
him by st. Paups Episcopal Church. Troy
HUDSON CnY-Chares 7. Shirmer or this clty dlea
suddenly Yesterday on his way Clifton Springs, OF
hemorrhage OF the lungs.
A. KINGsTON--A hoy named John Hammond, age y was
drowned, yesterday, while boating, Ia pOhd'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18

A.-A.-IN THE SHADE.-The arrival OF tho
Dog DAYS" suggests the propney Of Keeping n the sns i
ing one Of KNoxs STRAW HGTs Among his VARIETY are The A'
ne Oxford" the Matinee" the horon,' and me fet
ClubD They nobby cool and comfortable hsts
tons at 2ll Broadway.
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, reply 70 MT. Cod
win by Prof L. Youmans TRIBUNE LECTURE ETTKA Soa
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
,oot nace In the afterroon The deceased was one OF
the founders and largest stockholders Of tho Company

FIusuIEG The assessment OF the district bounded oy
Rroadway WhitegtOne-ave Flushing Creek ann COneRe
Point IS Completed The district IL divided mo S0 o'7
worth $40 Oe6 with an assessed valuation OF S2oOOW
The pubic schools close next week. AZ picnic vi" NC
given the 9th.
RIyERphIE-Tho Western Union Telegraph company
has agreed 10 establish station here, provided tha Ie
rcceIpts do not fall below $50 per MONTH Inc cuIehS
have pledged themselves 10 make up any deficiency
HEMPsTEAD.JThe horse disease, wncn naae w. ~ ~
pearance here last week. il still prevalent veterinary
surgeOns pronounce 1t Inflammation OF the bo"eS III
some cases the lungs are also Affected
HEwTowR-The excavatiDg for mo toundaton 9i ~, ts
ST. Mary 4 Church at Winfield was begun yesterday
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-At the opeuing OF ule Soun1y 1ty
Court, yesterday morning. John Mckay peaus. 5uL'y
TO selling liquor without license, ana was hhe4 sOV
MNRoLA-The seventh exhibition OF tne QlcenSS
County horticultural Society VIII take pace "~"' q"
the far grounds OF the Agricultural socety'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
DROOKLYN.

Prospect Park visitors last week, 217,627
A new bath has been placed at the foot Of
south sixth-st.
The City Treasurer reports a balance of
,5s2 IN the dividend savings banks to the credit OF
the city.
Deaths during the past week, 17S, including
from smallpox and 3. from consumption; males, rs
females, 49,
Naval Constructor HanscOm of the Boston
NavyYard has been ordered 10 the Havy-YardSere as
the relief OF Naval Constructor Delano, who has been
detached aud placed on waiting orders.
The new Business Directory contains 103, ,02S
Names that In the city there 52 churches
clubs gas companies Is railroad companies, 50 public
schools, 81 hospitals, and Is church societies.
Henry Brandon age 80, molder, living at
No. 81 Hudson-aye. made two attempts TO commit sui
eide Last evening by taking doses OF PARIS green whle
laboring under attacks of lunacy few days ago he
attempted stab other tenants In the same house
John Foley, age II, of No. 217 Hudson ave-,
sitting upon the guard osths ferry-boat Wnona as
entered the Slip az o'clock lass evening. and one OF
his legs being caught between the bow and the bridge
cut OF entirely above the knee the severed portion
falling into the river. IL Is believed that he Will die
from the injury.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
LONG ISLAND.

LONG Island CIrY.-The Queens County
Courthouse Commission have contracted with H. g.
Anabe for the removal OF the surface rocks the site
OF the new county buildings at " per cubic yard The
nags upon the buildings OF the East River Ferry Gum
pany were displayed at hafDast yesterday In respect
70 tls memory Of Japes II. WsteEbury. whose tapeSs
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-17

FooD is LIFE.-"One mar" says the
proverb, may lead ''the horse to the water,
but twenty men cannot make him drink.
But it is also true that the horse cannot
drink unless he be taken to the water. In
like manner, while it is true that each part
of the body must be in condition Of read
mess to take up from the blood the nutri-
ment it needs, it is also true that there
must be abundance of good blood for each
part to take up nutriment from. Now, in
order to have good blood, we must have
on the one hand, sufficiency of appro
pirate wholesome food, and, on the Other
hand, we must have sufficiently keen
digestive power, that is, simply-dissolv
ing power-in the stomach Many suffer
from more or less deficiency in this dis
SOLVING" power To supply this very de
ficiency, is the primary and chief function
of that great tonic stimulant, DR. Gottliel
Fisch's Bitters!
This subject continued next week undc,
Nutrition Hour Possible.