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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-08
Short men tip-tociur from the floor to

Short men tip-toeing from the floor to
."nk ovc- the I:c.t,.> vi tail !l;n si"nh-
;n@ or ;'i:aii'=. distracted ::al!aE:s Coming
1T ;!rc las: ::o%r v:r;l:v irok;n., for an
oir.an@ fnr ;i,icir ;i::.:!ii;..s,r:r. We No.
;:r''! "nc ",,ti":n::n vii" 80. ::' ii::" Tie
horm:!ory j., the hope Of getting down
:Iir;":9ii In" "ri!;ir-'. H.: dis: i;: >:.,'-
;;,r TI,. i::r! j. ;::" ri,:.!..! * :..n
small for public exercises. We >;!@.,.>i
tlat nn the next occasion the commence
nlrm: i" !:c!'l i'll S"!;tc !;,r2" cd;::cr.
81: her: IS lie programme Ior Tiles
day evening.
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nv"rin"" :" "C:."vnI Sc i;runZc"-- Nj ;S
r. : .t.i. az: i:;:ri. .,::ii,.
y ES~av-. ii.:nE.r'*: Years 20 ro%lc-
Mis- c.'.i;i'' !. N;"N'.t"r. 81 r"ln.mhin.
-. :-.::v--r:r I,.:;.pr:uncv. OF l::ivir. III
Ne III .::"-'i~- i!:.":' =. RI. t.: Dr;.1cc-
!,;:r::.
Vocal iu";-"i 80 :'urc>: >y::.; .;,l:s"-Al;Ss.
- :. :;:.': j.. Jones.
J.. t~~::E-.m:" r"s:;'' ':y-~!:> i':,>'. Present
:,nG tu:Grc.-M:-- i.rr:, EurcI. u! Sl.Iutcr.
i. r~>:l-'; :!i@::; :':;vc Eccn--MisS Car
=" sean. q: EG;I;Iha.
r;aii" :ui"-'.:.;iioIi.:n, :'"iG:,-.ii.s \.
Ki:al't
Ia. E>S',y-- Every C!"~,: i.:!< Il Si!ye,y
Lin!n2-%!i>S i!n;':.. !. Smith. nf FORK.
?. !>>;.E-t:r, i;"E o: I,,r i'";.w!-MSs -
S;r.I =. Whn. :'r 49,. -
sBordlcy.
.i E.s;!E p;',,;a IL; Ei::d H '"r P'Flo"'aS ;.
-: i:.-.;y,, .mE!Imi;,': !nnroyrlncn; the
rrs.r.-H!:r:. g: E:.n--Mi>; ~n!!c !. W:.nua.
'i'HT' p;nm,yi.; -! ";;.S'a'I E;;:',s ,y;.ovin.--
Miss E"cir:'"9n,
D:, Il: W. 2:"'''l+f a; i,:i'Ij ;;n' '''ec''
Vocal nmr' -. Ilav.. ;van,!rrcl :,
hr|;'Ti>M!>se. ;'",!'%E :"'; ;. JG2i:n>"l':;
J1:,c& Of Hn:,::mi,i:, - ''''''''' D.
rianr Sol;.--"l'rvic dc N"rd"--Mi<> 2.
pTncan, .;i;,;, r,.,
Pia!.o F:int:tsi:.--Siiss Fielder.
After wI,;r;, prcsi,i.rr Homes confer
red tic ,lcaYccs anon the twenty fo,;~
rralaotcs, who ,rrovrd in s,iot]..,
whir,. faced IN. ,ud;r;,rn from, ,hni,
rIrvatrd nosijiun ON ,hr rosirjnn ~.
oave thnm IN ,fnr;iouate md na,tin<I
address When he in rntnrn was n,a;jl
thr rrrin;,.nt Of = siIytr nil,.hnr in token
Of the. rrrard in which he WIS held by
the class The Drescntution WIS ra,I.
bv the Rev. Mr.. kirkland in his usual
felicitous manner. which WIS fee!ingly
responded 10 bv President Jones.
Then c;,nic the parting song and the
bcnediction. anx;on>ly prayed for by the
waiting 9al!anlS who laG the promise
Of m unrestricted intercourse with
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A Ss,a1crs- = ~: ct<te-

II order to test wIat j spider c':a;G
do IN tie way Of eating, We aro<c abou;
daybreak one morning. to supply hi,
fine web with a ay. At FIRST, i.ow.
ever, IT, spi,l:r 6id 10: csa..e fFo:l,
his rrtreaf, SO We pecped a.nnag tli,.
leaves. and there discovered that an
earw;e had been caught. amd w;:s now
being fcas:ed Of. The spider lift the
earwig, rolled up the ay. aid 1t ouce
returned 70 his First course" This
was at h&lf-past Eve A. NJ. in Scpte:n-
be-. 81 seven \. NJ. the r".-w;g
had been demolished, and the spider.
after resting :: li1ti: wiriia. and yrob::,
by enjoy;ne zap. came l'"w: for !
fly, which he ;lad G:!:s'i at yinc :. i!
4 little after uinc We supplied Ii;u
With a d;,ddy-io1g-legS. which WIS
eaten By noon. At one u'ciock blow
fly vas greedily seized, and wiki Il:
appetite, appareut]y 40 worse t"r hi;
previous indulgence, he commenced
cu tho b|ogay. During the day, and
toward thc evening. great ;..aHy
small green fies, or what are popular
ly termed medges had been caught in
the web: of these, We counted one
hundred and twenty I'll dead. aud fast
prisoners II the spiders nest. Soon
after dark, provided with :: lantern,
We went to examine whether the spi-
der YES suffering from indigestion, or
III aay other Way froal his previous
meals; instead, however, of b>ing
thus affected. he was employed ii roll
ing up together the various little
green niedgcs, which he then took to
lis retreat and ate This proceSs he
repeated carrying up the lets ID little
detachmeuts. until the whole web was
eaten, for the web aud its contents
weie bundled up together \ slight
rest Of about al hour was followed by
the most industrious web-making pro-
cess, aud before daybreaI, another
web was ready to be used i'll the same
way. Taking the relative size Of the
spider and of the creatures it ate. and
applying tlis to a man, it would be
somewhat as follows: at daybreal.
l. small alligator WAS eaten; at seven
4. u. lamb; at ninc !. N. a camel
leopard ; at one O'Clock sheep; ard
during the night one hundred and
twcntylarks. This, We believe, would
be . very fair allowance for one man
during twcaty-!our hours aud could
VIC fnd one gifted with such an appe-
tito and such digestion. We can
readily comprehend now he might
spin i've miles Of web without killing
hirYself, provided he possessed the
necessary machinery.
GEnQ. PupEr.
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TIE EcRAL CARoLINIAS, Published By
MeSScS. Walker, Evans \ CosSwei!, Charles
Ton, S c., is already received for July. Co:'-
tens unusually Interesting. Now is good
lime 10 subscribe.
The SOUTHERN CULrlvAToE, published
by Z. L. JoncS, Athens, Ga, is also received
Etr tie currcn: noath, and wc are pleased 20
say is well filed. The price Of either OF the
above is only 50 per aarum. Subscribe.
The June humber Of OUR MoSTIILE. pub
liShed at Clinton, Laure2s Co, is received,
aI:;! IS Us sprishi!y rs ever.
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'Ell% 3ue West Coni5ilrnce-
GEcnt%.

The Svn:"r having cot il ahead Of
Us with lis log aotice Of tue Column
t:a Cpmmcucr:ncut. We ;i:e Compelled
70 b. b.iefcr than We like 10 be i'll our
notice Of The Con:mcncc,ncnt Exercises
Il. Dle West last week
On Monday III y;rt, tie 2!ith, the
SCphUH'Urrs hid Z contest in dcclam;;-
ton before pretty large audience.
The speaking, in the main, WAS very
-o1i. showing considerable culture on
tiv par; # thc young men in this re-
sV2vt. Essays were read by members
of the Junior Glass. all Of which gave
evidence OF careful preparation and
considerable maturity Of thought.
On Tuesday night the balan>e Of
the Junior Glass delivered p;u;ionS.
These speeches were Interesting and
worthy q ;ic young men Whose Col
'|a' 'V"'>' u - HS"' o'c'' A,'ei
'"eSe i" ''o"EtSS WAS maze 10 lie Class
T.. lo''' cci'':"'';5 us A:S' Iu'"feh-
.:i"' '' U".'1' w l''S Su'''c' '0'HS' OaF
itay nn;l Our Dutv.
'U"eSo"1; VIC ''S Uo'''H"e''cH''c"'
way % '''>"'"c Oo.'es'' "'S ">''''9o
J." """'' ''o'"''c c''cul'S'a''ceS'-
"0 ''''' l "oS''"y "'2"' '"o "'" inc
1"s': '"' AK MAS e''Hp"f''''Y coon:
""'i' '':e '''' rays u '"t sun were
''"'':''0 y '"""! e!o"os' Ill 'he
'''> "' -''' '+N III nun O0i'
'''"0' '"''' graduating Sp''2"cS DcIoie
II e''"'eo H'0Sc' INC young grad
o"'%s ''' "1'l"l''c" 'he'"SSl'cs with
circuit ~ 'ASi' -A'ti' N"'er' lie l0l-
~" '"S "'' ''.e ''''N'S "a '''e i"u0"'cS'
- H. '''o" l!iee' i'"e . es'' . " A.
~ = u'"'' l''"'Ns'''''s: l. W H. -
, ~ -, & ~ r y,
-. ~ - ~ '''"'S'
Va" nc '1' W., '" L. Ai'e'' Due
esl, . =.
1" the afternoon: j. L. j. Caldwell,
ESD. Of this place, made his address
before the Ernhc,nian and ph:lama-
.i; 1:.u -.
-, =, ~,
~, ~: ~
W. Nv
''''' u 'H' -''>'"c''c "cu''rE- io'
III ncUF anu Il h"'' 'he speaker treated
siis crowd OF hearers with all elegant
aud mastery discussion of this inter
csting subject.
after ,h;< President " ". Gr;er
a.!;vcr..,I ,:,, ,;;,,I,,n,x to rAc or,,;-
r.t,s !, , fox, wor,1s of o,r,cct Y,,+-
;r. c,,,n,
VII " e''!'cS";IS "'SHI '''s 'AlC''ln;' ol
tie D"c west temaic O0lscSe Were re-
s"'e'' Will! al eAeeiie''' essay OH Tue
ooA>c' ,, ''''''' c tD't''eH'e 81 'l:''''' "S
-'' 1 ' - "a n'roS ''>. "N"
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Credit 10 Whern Credit - Due

The 'Jew;,A T;mcS" devotcs a
leader to showing that Governor Moses:
OF South Carolina, is not / Jew. 1t
says: All that is Jewish about the
Governor IS that lis father is Jew
tho chief justice ci the Statc oi' South
Carolina-a nIsu Vi uucxcep:ioua! It p
utat;on. The unuthcr Of the Governor
is i Christian lady. aud The SCH has
not been brought up il the Jewis!:
Faith, bas never associated with jews
to his tnisivrtu e. 10 dJrbt-to"s
not claim t. b. Jew: AID would tot
be recognized as such BY the Jews
were he to lay claim toit.'
1t is to be regretted that the same
crumb OF comfort canuot be given to
Christians.
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Rtr:ember that appearances arc o.
ter dec"iviHg. Many pale. thin
yoans !;.dy will cat more corned beef
;han Z carpenter, Because Yea f!:d
,,e. playing the piano in the parlor it
IS 80 sign that her mother IS rot -
she -eoSner grocery running in debt
fora pcts: Of potatoes.
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eNlsCe5Ea3e o13SS.
I. Z. MARSHALL.


Taaahi inI for the liberal
patronage bestowed Oh him,
would still remind The pub
lie that hiy ICE CAE4l SA-
LOON is open frem 10 a. m.
10 10 p. Ii. Everything Eeai
and nice, Cream made 10 suit
the TASTE Of ;he mos: l:aS!idiaus,
and furnished by the saueer,
quart Or gallon.
June 2i 25-it,
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MAsE SUFFER rI;L2: than take nausrous
medicines. Al! who suffer from coughs,
col'iS. irritation Of the broncaia! tubes rr
tendency 10 coasainpto.,, will lind in DR..
WI$TARS BALSAN oE WILD CHERRY =
remedy as Agreeable to III: o &c as cifnfaa,
in removing disease. lh+ Hal>ai;, Is. !. p.es.ss-
ant RENE !y; i: i saf' i-:i::,:.!r: i !, 20 u
erful remedy; il e ypc:ly rciuc'ly, ills ),
remedy ,ila: cures
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pErERsoS-PesersoT: Ladies National
Mag&z ac cor S4Ggus, lhoa2IS l. GG0G thirgS.
Tie cG@t.'Sicgs. i::i$h;ca plates and .e-,iyuS
a:c hca:;it.d. Petc:sSn'S is one o. The fc-t
;;s':,$ books N or cXe!i.rSs I>;, alii ouI
;a!iv readers ::rc adgi>cc - Seu;i svs . COW
yrice = per an"GtG ), G42s. J. aeIerS9a. &O6
& 4e>lut ST., Phila.
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.S22sr s. eTEiscaEtNaseGs1S.
NE%y FLOUR.

FINE NEW FLOUR from Newberry
Steam Mills, and from Augis! tor sale
Low FOR CASH, by
InTELACE { WHEELER.
July 5, 27-I,.
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IN THE CRY.

Sine" the war number Of Iar4c
buildings t"rmcrly used as hotels,
have Leca diverted fro. their ori .inal
purposes.
Tie large establishment known as
the 'Calder House is now rented in
suites Of rooms to families The old
"Commo7c;al House" diagoaally op,
p2sitc, is the St. philips Church
Ho:nc:'' a u19St excellent aud charita:
bic institution, furnishing q home to
many now destitute Indies on0e kY;ns
in aiilucrce, and now indebted to the
hospitality Of this noble scheme. The
"Carolina Hotep is the location of that
splendid conception, the ':Confederate
Widows Home" The mills House"
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WHEELER HOUSE
PRICES 2sOT REDUCED.
--~~~-

Tie Proprietor Of the Wheeler House
''ca!G respectfully Inform he travelling pub-
lie tha:, in order tn GHaii.4;l ile reputation
Of his House us :. first class Iiotel, lie VIII
comiinrc his prices u Heretofore, ana g'i:.r-
aatcrS 10 give .iiat satisfaction which has
secured 10 the House the reputation it now
has. r. u. POLLOCK,
Nov. -, At. Proprietor.
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The Il er Id 9
Tp3S. F. GREHeKER, EDITOR.
IRA y. JONES, ASSISTANT EDITOR.
\ PAPER F1I: THE PEOPLE.

I:.. ;;c!;: l., III :i.c iIiGrS. rrspSc: :, faml-
%y NEWSPAPER. GrVoi'..i 10 tlI.. ni::.:i':ll in
,.'rt>ts o. the i.''",i.. q! ;h:S Comfy and the
STATE. !: c.-cr!l:tt'> extensively. :;i..i ~ an
Advertising ;nc'i.:,n offers unyiv;,!lcG ad-
vauta:.>. For Tc:iaS. see first page.
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REPc2T e ths Condition Of TIE National
Bank Of NewAerry. S. c." at Nev5eEry,
in the state Of South Carolina, at tic Close Of
Business Oh TIE 2G:l Day Of June, 1874.
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5srini Mentions.


DIo..' -. ,,, ,on., ;m,oraS,rg
49,. ~, ~, - '''r - '''0 'N'N
'''>' 40
\ Nermont:.r i< uii;Icr arrest for pawning
his wi;cs corset fora quart of whiSkcv. He
believed rbat ij"bt ,ac;,,r would kill her.
p;.rr H,,; h,,.,. r...,rr nI,,n;,;nm tbrir
,n.,,jou I,,,d ,;n'I ,tn,,, ,,vnrnI viii, :,
In,S;, o ,;,.,, ,:; ,i,;..,, i,.,. Ir.,no.c cs,,n
f., ~, ~. Viii: :,.,,!,r., G,..
Gen. James Ctn:r:. i.'T;:.! Of kcTS:!a",
dc, on i'uc>,.av .l>f. Both uIt., i! his resi-
,.r;,;r,l .,,.,i;.;.. f,r ..,p,. ,i,,,n and ~.
r.,,.. a. ~, 'I..,,I, .. =, ,,.,. nm,.>.,,nr.aJ
ltwAS report" in G:ccArl!lc July lSt, that
D. Crc>SHcl!, Esq. form .riv i resident OF
Greenwood ~ ta:r S:.;:, but !attcrly IF
Car.c:,yi!ic. GI., w..> a:.Ifca 10 death, by \
>wcdc. Oh h;> ;.;'3:.;;;"::, MA: HAT place, 4
y VI '"' '''',
Judge larp>;'. 4; tia GrGc"eIlc Circuit
Court, cXc.l'.:'! 4! farmers w'!o ">Ec'! i: from
serving on the JHsf, AM l::'I Ihc:T places sup
ped b" citizens az Ike i""n That WAS
right, ;.S the farmers are t,o GaSr in their
crops, while The ciizrn- cf LOWE aic NOT.
~; ,.
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NOTICE

The undersigned have this day associated
themselves t"gf tier in the practice of Law,
n"der the narIe and firm Of POPE, POPE
4 fAlR, with their Office a; Newb-rrv 6.
H., ). =. They will practice in all tie
Courts OF The State, and i'll the Courts of
the ini'ed States.
Y. J. POPE,
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\ CIiILn'~ TAAYTIIN" OYER One
T;iprSANH yH.,H$ GAN.-Nf even
.rcntcr i;;,lt<t arc the household ar
ticlcs, implements o: trade: FOOD, ETC.,
which. like the Spoils Of Pompeii. re-
store for Us the domestic life pf the
people: Here. III instance, arc s;oo.s,
cane e-bottom"I o:.ai:s and work-bo@cs.
+,OOG years Old, yet 10 ulorc diIavi-
dated than II they oaHi3 Out OF i
4arrct Of the last century; nets, knives,
needles and toilet ornaments; giusS
bottles and drirsiug cups: as clear as
i just blown; c"rthenware, glazed i'll
blue and yellow pattern, the very
coouterp1rt Of Old .}lajoiica seeds.
c!.s AMI bread straw baskets ::u;; It
chill's bull for p:ay;a2; rHia.-Joxv:
with color5 ;.nG brushes, aud boards f9r
games Of Graugh:=---in short. 4 collcc.
ton almost Is varied and complete as
tie ashes Of EcsuviuS preserved tx
us If the Grcc0-Ro;I2n ~ of the
year 79 Of oyr eva But these Egyp-
tian relics date from 1000 to 5000
years before Uur era bagan.-z Haver.
Taylor: IN y. !. IIt:A:st.@.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-08
AUGUSTA G.i.
SAND HILLS May 9th.


Ny DEAR MISTRESS.
All. wanting very much to hear
from you. I hope this will hrd you
well as it leaves me in good health. |
have had 4 visi: from Lizzie and hrr
baby they stayed On the Hill three
weeks, but the weather vas 50 very
changcablc vet nearly all the ti"c she
did not enjoy her visit much [
myself aul in the best Of health |
never tcit better i'll luy life, still, I
often tl!i"}: o:l the l.aYry days ;hat
:,rc gone by. [ cnclrsa you this little
gift with my kind love hoping you
may get it safely. ! bought Liz&ics
Baby \ nice Carriage and uow / il,
tend 20 get \ Tomb Stone put up il
n:ci"ory Of my little son. Was :ruch
pleased 70 get Miss ***;* INTEREST
ing Letter giving me all the news
il n"thin@ unforeseen Games in ;'r
way I would Iii" to 8,,nlc and pay yon
\ Wit in lie fall it is not often / sec
MY way clear iur 4 Holiday. but |
hope have inc then kiss dear little
p for lie and tel him Act 10 for
get his mau:0a. I send my kind re-
membranes to you all.
/ re:l;i'I your ola
and attached Servant
MARERET LEE.
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S-A.-A S'|-' = Va ~
JOHN S. FAIR.
June 10th, lS73-26-4t.
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LAP .es 4. Iien,y, as Administration of the
Personal E.ta'e Of Eiiz .beth Wright, de.
ceased, Plaintiff.
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TIE CASE OF OFFICER SHAW.

The examination in the case OF Officer william
Shaw, Of the Twentieth precinct, who is accused
OF robbng James McI,enna OF the sum OF So 600,
OF West Twenty eighth street, was paced on the
stand and testified subst ntially as before-that
she was sitting at her window and saw the police
man accost McKenna, who was sleeping on a
stoop. and ieel him as though he were searching
Tor something. Counsellor Colby tried 10 shake
her statement. but the witness reiterated her
story Of the occurrence.
tailed his movements on the evening when he
claims to have lost his money. He mad
visited number OF Saloons drank
Nicholas Judge. corner OF Twenty EIGHTH street
ana eighth avenue. After leaving there he sat
down on stoop aud fell asleep lie remembers
that the ofhcer aroused him three times, ana he
turned to Nicholas Judges III compan with the
ol.cer and when he came out the ol1cer was gone.
Shaw testified IN his own bela 70 the effect that
he reused McKenna two or three times but as the
FOL ow ng would oe his DAY on he an not wish
to arrest nm and thereby lose portion OF MS hot-
day. A man named Lucey truckman, came up
at the time, OF whom he inquired II he knew
McKenna. Lucey said he did, ana that he was q
travelling gambler. Judge Morgan asked where
Lucey was. shaw replied tnat ne hal suopgnaed
him, but he failed to appear.
Judge Morgan then took testimony relative to
Shaw,s character Nj. William Iameron agent
for the Hudson River Railroad, testified hat shaw
had been employed under him IN 4 capacity where
he hat ample opportunity tn steal l. inclined and
always iound MN honest. Messrs. Murphy &
Decker corroborated Mr.. Cameron's testimony.
Onicer shaw was then remandnd TO the custody OF
Captain Mcdonald ana the hearing adjourned.
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ANOTHER FAILURE.
A German Banking Concern Closed
Alleged VIight OF the Parsners.


notice was posted yesterday on the door OF the
German banking establishment conducted by
Lasslng, Weiss i Co.. at the corner OF Duane anu
Chatham streets, setting forth that owing to heavy
losses In the West Indies the frm we're compelled
to suspend.
The members OF the firm O! Lassing Weiss Co.,
Messrs. Weiss and Helms, could not be found at
late hour last night. 1t appears from the state
ments OF various responsi IL parties that the
concern was rotten since the CRISIS asst fall. Even
before that time they had been embarrassed in
various ways, as numerous suits Tor usury had
been instituted. The firm CONSISTED originally OF
MIR. Lass,ng then superintendent OF tine Knlcker-
booker Life Insurance Company; Mr.. Lowenherz,.
of the firm Of Lowenhcrz, DANIEL. Il Co. Mr.. Weiss
and Mr. Helms. The first two gen lemel left tho
firm at eary stage. Soon after strange rumors
appeared In public but by an adrois management
the firm kept afioat. Some two weeks ago they
were hopeiessly bankrupt, aad made no
secret Whatever OF the fact to their most intimate
friends. Mr.. Weiss stated yesterd ~ 10 Mr.. Hol
lander that the liabilities were 1000 more than
the assets. Yet tile nrin continued to do business
untli yesterday morning. when Mr.. Weiss and Mr..
Helms we're arrested on The charge o. swindnng q
bohemian gentleman air. holiander gave pall
for Mr.. helms III the amount ui $4,000 Last night
at a late hour Mr.. Ho,ander surrendered ms bond
and deputies wee sent after Mr. netns. 1t APP
pears tnat IN the business the latter performed
only clerical duties, Mr.. Weiss having the sole con.
troi OF the concern. The iurnitufe anu safes
Me,e seAeu ycs.eiudy ou mo- tSaxe Vi MI r.
Holander's aud not on judgment OF Mr..
LowennerL, as appeared by the statements OF
the saturday evening journals. Tue drm were
hopelessly bankrupt more than two weeks ago
but yet received deposits and did business IN the
usual way. They then acknow edged the lact OF
their bankruptcy to Mr.. J. noliander, giving the
oenclt as 100000. In the suit vi the bohemian
gentleman against the firm or supposed swmdle
10 the amount OF $4,000 IN gold by letter OF credit
Tor Mr.. WEISS the seulor partner VI tie lrm, MI.
Werner offered bail, which was re used nv the
Sheriff and the proceedings III The matter were post.
poned until Monday next. rhe failure OF the fir.n
has caused great losses among tho German trades
men wuo deposited with the firm ana those par.
ties VINO remitted small amounts to relatives aud
correspondents IN all parts OF Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28
THE LONG ISLAND YACHT CLUB.
Fair Breeze Followed by q Ca1m-Thc
Winning Boz Is.

Fair Breeze Followed by q Calm-Thc
Winning Boz Is.
The second annual and first union regatta Of the
Long Island Yacht Club took place yesterda. and.
was. In the opinion tie friends Il its iasho ,.
ing Brooklyn organization, promo, e him too la
The entries which were Twelve ; nd is habit
as Iollows:- j lining mid q
FIRST CLASS Cabin Szoop Tacht John S. Gage, Oh
the Columbia Club. AZ It, I'm. over all. 3S II. on
wa er line D. EeardsIey owner; Phebe D.. L.l.YC.,
Frank Bates owner rs 1t. over all, 221a 1T. on
water line; Foam, L.LY.O, w. Cornell owner, SO
1t. over all, 80 It. on water line.
First Class open Loats-Brooklyn, L.LY.C., Ives
Smith owner, q II. in. AL over; Bismarck LlY.C.,
john r. Restiae owner, u It. in Captain Morse,
LIY.C, +. Bates owuer, q II. III.
second Class BOdtS--ADne d.. L.LYC, Peter De-
lany owner, % #. H.; James Sanders, LII 10,
% 1t. In, James McAahon owner; Emllv r..
LIY.C., Commodore Joseph Sween7 owner,
Fl H. sJa in; Henry Ii. Homes, Union Yacht Gus
n. j., }. kreymeF er owner.
7hird Class cat Rio Loats-only Daughter, Vice
Commodore George Farrely owaer, IL II. TX IN;
Short Branch, John ". Farrey owner.
The prizes we're u Club and Union prize for each
class OF vessels The value OF each prize was
about $50 The c,urse was from the stake. BOAT,
anchored or the Clno House, foot OF Thrty-seventh
street., and around Robins Reel buoy, leaving it
on the lett, thence to and around Fort
Lafayette, LEAVING it on Che LEFT, thence
to ana around home staEe-boat, leaving it
on tue left, going over the course twice. The dis
lance sailed was about twenty-five miles. the
Judges were stationed on board the schooner
yacht EDDIE, Commodore Hughes, OF The Ocean US
Yacht Club. There were numDer OF spectators
assembled on the Deapllin heights, from which
good view was oDtained and ut the Short bran Oh
House. The boats Icing IN line, the first gun was
fired at thirteen minutes past one, and the start
was made in the ordcr suo;oined:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28
RACING AT UTICA.

UTICA, N. Y, June27, 1874
This was the closing day OF the UticaPark Asso-
citation running meeting, and the attendance was
quite large The weather was delightful and the
track In lair condition after yesterdays ram.
The rrst race was tor the PRESIDENTS Purse OF
$500, mile heats, for all ages in witch McDan,els
Katie Pease was the favorite in tie pools at 800
to $40 against Ira H. Brides Crow'sMeat, and won
the race IN two straight heats Tine, l:5l-l sax.
The second race was for CdlsulatIon Purse
OF $500, one mile and a quarte. J. D0naEucs
Artist, l.. A. Htchcock's Limestone, Lutitla H.,
Quits and Ira h. Brides Paris Muruas were the
starters, with Artist the iavtrIte. Limestone
the race, winch was won by Artist, win quits
second ana Lutitia Ii. third. Tme 2l5h.
In the handicap steepc clase three horses
George Nest, Htchcocks
Limestone and Z. +. Elves Jatk the Barber. us
lance three miles. West was the iavorite at 800
TO $40 against the field, and tame in winner in
5:l8, and Jack the Barber second. Limestone
bolted at tho eighth hurdle WINE leading George