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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
THE SACRED COLLEGE.
Parties Divided On Cnndidates-CardinaiM Nc
Cioskey III Queenstown.

QUEENSTOWN. Feb. 19.-The Inman line
steamer City Of New York. Capt Land. from
New York Feb 8. for Liverpool ARRIVED here at
AZ A. NJ Cardinal McCloskey. who is en- route
to Rome to attend the Conclave. is passenger.
PARIS. Feb. 19.-The Defeuce. Bishop Dupan-
loup's organ. says: "A large majority OF the
Conclave seem secured to the partsans Of the
statu quo. Only two Cardinals appear 10 advo-
cate n struggle outronce. About dozen are
inclined to more or less decided conciliation."
ROME Feb 19.-The uncompromsing party
are divided. some fuvoring Cardinal Bilio for
the Papacy and some Cardinal Simeoni. The
moderates hesitate between Cardinals Pecci and
Franch On Tuesday after mass and the usual
rites. the first ballot will be held. This will take
place between 10 and IL O'clock The only Car
dinnl who has not arrived. or Ia not expectad. is
Cardinal Godfroi Brossais st. Marc. who is III.
ROME Feb 19.-The smoke Of burning bulot
papers was visible at IL o'clock this afternoon.
showing that the Conclave had voted. but no.
body had obtained the necessary majority.
Cardinal Cardoso. the Patriarch Of Lisbon, has
arrived at the Vatican. and will enter the Con-
clave tonight.
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WORK FOR THE URECKERS.
Making Ready FOR the riontirg OF the Steam.
ship that was sunk.

That part Of the burned steamship City OF
Dallas remaining above water was spectacle
Of ruin yesterday. All her dock houses are de-
stroyed. Her upper and main decks are per
iorated with large. Jagged holes cut by the fire.
men. So well WIS the fire. kept in check TINT
none Of the mas,s. sails. spars. Raging. or boats
Were injured.
About noon the Coast Wrecking Companys
steamer Relief went alongside. ana her crew.
under Capt Merritt. made preparations for
pumping cut and raising the sunken steam-
ship. As the water il over her main deck aft.
and flows in and out al high tide. this work can
he done al low tide only. The fire is believed to
have been smoud"ring during tho whole voy-
taken out after her arrival on Monday. or the
i5d bales OF cotton. l3o had been unloaded. The
remainder must b" nearly worthless. She had
Il 80 small consignments OF trun and clay.
The steamship. when built five years ago,
cost slOOOOO. Her cargo WIS worth $4,000.
On the vesss ii there WAS $50 900 insurance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
NEW.iRk'S w RIDER.
What Tends 10 Show that Ryan was struck
with some Blunt tnstrument.

The post-mortem examination in the case
OF Daniel Ryan. who died in Newark on Sunday
from injuries received in a struggle with
Richard Van Low. showed yesterday that his
skull had been fractured in four places The
physicians think that blunt weapon WAS
used. piece Of bone as lnrgc as a shingle
nail was driven into tho brain. Michael Ryan.
the son Of the dead man. says that Fanny Muir
rays story that his fnther visited her every
week : untrue. h. also denies that his father
was drunk. Fanny Murray reiterated her story
in the police court y'strr lay.
. Uncle Sam Tunnlson ana his stepson. John
kerns, arrived home from dance while Ryan
ana Van Lev were quHrrelllng Ryan WIS
standing with his hands IN his coat pockets.
He was heard To- say to Van Lew. " was not in
i'rfering with you. and you have nothing to do
with this natter" Ryan did not seem to be
very drunk. White h. stood with his hands in
his pockets. Van Lew struck him a powerful
blow. and he fell heavily on the tagging. One
OF tho eycwltnessrs said Van Lew struck Ryan
with pieco Of gas pipe about eighteen inches
long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
j. r. PREsTON'S TRIAL.
Fastening Its Conciu.ion-The Cases of Judge
Daggers and David Henry.

In Paterson yesterday, Judge Dixon an
nounced that other engagements would prevent
him from trying any more OF the bank cases at
this term OF the court beyond that now on. This
throws the trials of Judge j. r. Dagyers and
David Henry over to the next term. Judge Dag
gers has refrained from sitting on any Of the
bank trials that have thus far come up.
The trinl Of james F. Preston on the charge
OF embezzling $4,000 from the Merchants Loan
and Trust Company. WAS resumed. Benjamin
j.. Brenlner formerly the bookkecper Of the in
sttution. WIS on the stand nearly all day. His
testimony WAS almost II repetition Of that given
10y him on the former trial, and II embraced no
facts Of peculiar interest that have not already
been given to the public.
Judge d Xon announced that he had to attend
Suprume Court next Tuesday. and that this case
must G concluded before that time. to accom-
plsh which there will hereafter be night ses-
sions OF the court. beginning this evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
NEW JERSEYS PRISON HORRORs.
The Stretcher aud Gna Hanging Men aud
HurnIng-Fcarfui Punishment.

Tpr..roN Enh 10 Tho S,nnto Cho p,hor
i'N' i''' '"o 'V""'' '""ii''''
was dcnsely crowded tonight during the in
vcstigntion by the Legislative committee of tho
,i,o,.. - ,,., .,,. :; . +. oi,,. 4 60 -.
'h"i 49, VI ~ W. punishment" i"il'''" "pOh N'h-
Nicts in the New Jersey State Prison. Police
officers were stationed I'm the e,nlleries and cor
I'll, ~ .... =. =, -. ~. A..
rluors 10 prevent any u'mohstIh'oh llke thhtoi
II Iinnanrntt aciiuy Insnertors tnstinnd ,hot
~, -, ~ - 49,. 49,, -, ., 80
'no' 'lsm'u 'no iiiSon '"o "nu ''Iec ,i'hes "
month. They never made any special rules as to
,he uunfehunnt of convi.ta Thcy tno,r ,vh N,
~, ', -, -, "'''.
ue Jaw prescrlpeu as spunlshmcnt-conilneme
in n dungeon on bread and water for six DAYS
Tho Lcc,er novor ,eL,t e,r ira,ru,sio,, f-
, ~ - , ~, W.
the ihhicuoh oil iur'her punishment. Ihey
never gnyc Gen Mott authority To exceed tho
t,,.oi ,',,nishr,,,,s ,rho ,,,,t t.,,,.,,,,, -,
"H", puu's''nc,uS. "c 'n's A""w,ous" "i
punishments inflicted was from the Marshals
book and thpre wns no record of tho strrtcher
80. ,,a,, tr - 7, ,r.,,., ,,o, o,,,. ,,,o, intel
VI @"N u" o." - 'Ni' ""7 my ''"'i p""'s"-
ment than confinement in a dungeon the Keeper
should have applied TO the acting inspectors for
p'' ''ui'sSivn' i"o hunS'ns " mum w II "N",is'
the law. Mr.. Horn thought that the strctchcr
was the most cruel thing he ever snw. Had not
- .,.. = y, -, 80. ,,,
hearu any complaints mhue pS cohVl'ls LOT the
past six months. Do not know the cause Of
this. The prisoners say that the food is good
Dr. j. |. Ii. Eibbe testified that burning Ivy
alcohol has never been rcsOrted to hy scientific
men rs n test for feignpd disease but that ID has
been used hy rude and inrNperienced persons
The condition of the body of Snooks according
To the evidence Of the County Phy.icnn would
indicate chronic disease Of the brain hut su III
a disease wouid not cause sudden death. If
rouid NOT nroduc. Ienth in nitr.n min
MOS There must hny, been more marked
nnpenranr.s II dpnth had rns ultad from disrnsp.
I'hprr must have bapn violrucn r.nd Ia cnuse
Snooks' death Although The County Physician
-. ,., IL. i,,,.,. a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

The Kne of Holland thIs Il is said. Of abdcating IN
favor Of the Prince W OwuLc hls eldest soil
Tie Cuunc Gcucrul OF the Seine hh' rctoue nded tue
Government 10 fa/ve the ruins VI the Tuiervs
Frncr Bismarck ait ud.d the royal wtAdihs ia Berlin
mt dd h"I paruellhi ~ the Miul,trrial dance
The House Committee ON Navnl Affairs has srreed 10
report NoHhlA uuon the uOwgatc hlll and VI the
proposed Arcuc tAl Alei,uun
The subcommittee of the House Committee on Tern.
tori. t reed N'si" day 10 report the l proNding for
secret ballot voting IN tan.
The senate Committee on FOREIGN Relations have
ari,ed Ia report iaNofahlN the nomination U BiNurd
lhNipr to he Minister 10 Geruhny, and Goa Goodoe 10
be Minister 10 Beiglun.
Bob lngersolls appeal 10 tho 1uus Committee Naval
Affairs to let the Nlrns CO. srcur, 4,
Go for iroqclad c ree red to the Nuurt aims ha
been unav1ilg The committee has agreed 10 report ad
yers on these eauns. And Also w ths similar CLAIM o
Nat Mekay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
OgEN GEO0HEG ms BaRROoM
Yet Another Case In which the Coroners arc
Called upon TO Act.

Coroner Woltman was summoned 10 the
Charity Hospital Biackwells Island Yesterday 10 take
the ane .morem deposition OF Charles Grow. who was
struck on the head ten days ago in gh in the Bowery
When the Coroner arrived at the hospital Crow was
dead ohcer- McKim and coserove. who have been I'M
Cherry street and James sullivan. o 10 Gouv.
street were anons several men who assaulted Crow.
Crow came to Aneica from England about three month
nso ahd ensa-ci ne assistant barkreper in owen
beO.he gan'- barruom IN the Buwery On the night on
which he Wa injured. Fleming dui Sullivan and others
wc. dunkins =. Tlirgnu. place and became very
loi.tfuu~ aud tNatsue 10 " clean out" the
Tie bark. epcr -cnt Cow into the md police
v;ilcer The disori, rly crowd followed CROW ami
knocked HIM down. Fleming aud SULLIVAN have bee u
Lxll
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logo usage. The plea of the latter that their
pistols were blank loaded meets with very
few believers. Tho sOphomorcs uphold
the ~" ~ the revolver. and threaten
10 plaut' several freshmen before the injury
+ fully aton"d for. II was said last night TINT
Dr. VI Gosh advises the criminal prosecution II
thr offending hoys. although they are not ms
yet sufficiently known to warrant such action.
The fact that Carter and Nterhury first resort
lowed their example. will also complca,e the
case.
Mrs. Mtcrhury. the mother Of the wounded
man. arrived last night. and will remain with
her son unit he has fully recovered. 1t Is ru-
mored that detectives will be brought on from
New York, If necessary. to get ut the bottom
f1pfa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
THE KILLING Of GEO. MILLER.
Coroner Cranes Investigation OF the Murder
with n Hatch q ON Union HILL

Coroner Crane in Hoboken last night. began
an inquest In the Of George Miller the Young
hostler who was Killed In the Onion Hl car stables VI
the Worth Hudson County Railway Saturday evening
with hachet In the hands Of Henry Hendrcich Albert
Scllach. foreman OF the stables testified that arr
Miller was cnt he went fof DR. Blake who looked NJ Mil
Ter WITH ut doing any thing Tor him, and ordered hs
moNal o. the hospital without attending The wound
Mr. Romeo +. thabcrt trstin Il that he present
Miller brought into ST Mnry's Hospital The patient
wa very much htnchrd bv loss 0i blood he died
while the witness was preparing bandages The wound
near the kuce. aud iuN thrc inches In cngth. Il
severed the main artery and several 81 the small bones
The wound showed no signs OF having been drcs,sd.
The Inquest wa. adjourned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Going Forth to Live. OF u.eru,ne...

Tho Academy Of Music was filled last evening
on the occasion OF the thirty annual commence.
mcnt ol the medical department OF the University OF the
city Of New York. Prot Post presided and by his
side sat Chancellor Crosby Dr. Charles lnsicc Pardee
dean OF the faculty; Prot j. G Draucr. Prof j ". ;
Gouey, Prof Weissc. and Drs A. / Loums " Dnwunl
" II THOMPSON. a. naihN. j. " : Arnoh. ). ".
Nrlght PAlrn Pnurd. j " Howe ID l. ), Nol,a " A.
Hammond. and Il Anderson The pul,, wrre award.
ed a. follows Pathology nni Practice o Med.,iuo Chas
h. Qumhy. A. N. Macria Medica. George II. FELTON,,
\. VI the Mott gul medal, Potter U.ghr- silver medal
Albert Burt for b. - Nln.navon IN u hthamooeN.
examination IN all departments. pria 800 David Frank
I'm Of New York. THE VuedVtorN was delivered by q.
\ foon. A. NJ. of The raiuatug class. Tie Rev John
Hall, ID. d delivered the I1drc..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
John Pyne TO Quit Nassau Street.

John Pyne. whose bookstore has been land
marx In Nassau street since the spring Of st6 will move
10 Broadway and Astor place the last u the month
Pyne sold volume of Humphrey Cnnkcr TO Daniel
Wooster in 1919 lick. and the bl anerward paid
by col Stet-on Of the Astor iIuse Milard Fnor. and
MACEDONIA clarke W,rr frquenierso fyne book >iur,
hui H. TWEEN lsoo ami lSs 10 general headquarters
tor newspaper writer's fyne's head i spinkkd with
gray hairs but liz tnsu' Is A. gih ever. and tho
poker pnNers ot the blnssOm club that his st ham
has lt none m it, cunulnx Nlt That celebrated Athe
MAN Robert Streb,i!h AMI John PSne m iu feather
A.tor place ought 10 Os lively place the Old mental
utrl uf The al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Jane. NcDermott Acquitted.

The trial Of James MoDermott. the Rcpubli-
politician in the Hinss Counivc OF sc>onsorie
lonousasault with the inieuto kl Charles II Ram~on
gas meter inspector, IN a geiich quarrel in Fulion
stfVct. Rru.kNu on Nov ~. was ended Yesterday.
THE proeyriiu.s were watched ny a large throig
ul oihcrholdets ari politicians The Jury after an
ahSnce ~ tour hours, returned verdict of ,qlii'al
pvrnott Who Wa, stuns 10y lis iath,rin.aW. aru.,
threw hi~ arms about his neck and Kissed him He was
CNmgrnulntel MN mAmy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

Ingenious burglars have been operating i,
small way IN Mornsana lor several weeks gaining en-
trance to houses hy pryinr baok the window aseunss
with thinhladed kuio Dcice etNes Wilkins and Shurs.
kle having arrested icow on the Harlem hriile who
gave his nHr ~ Louis NHloiuon of lfl Wooster street.
required him o pail un e nur boots uia hc wore and
tlr inside oi the boot loss Wn- the nTmt of Mr. jamrs
fenuing. whose house had been ruhhtd. Louis AHuurou
SAID thut he Nnd Ht l4 MuO-ter street. Hud
last night Cart Nc Dourl arrested him lie gave his
name AS Louis HaIxrlXaudcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Interesting to M,..our, noudho,der..

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb, l6.-Goy Phelps has
appointed zen. James Crais ol st Joselh Mo, ceneril
county city ANA municipal agent o the state 10 assist IN
funding the debts which burden every county In the
state, and many clues. townships ami sciloi boards
The debt Tears ltvre-i from Csnt 20 per
aud many counties II Is ton burden,onlc 70 be
Gen Crais will communicate with all holders Missouri
bonds tO effect compronl on bonds At lower
interest under the law vi ls7i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Settlement, with the pae,ne Railroads.

WAsHINGToN Feb. 19.-The subcommittee
Of the Judiciary Committee IN the Senate has agreed upon
bill fixing the payments which the onion and Central
Pacific Railroads are make 10 the Government
count their ndebtedness The provisions Of the bill 50
tar the nrasurc matured require the payment OF
ono and Ian millions year, ami Assesses Ne per
cent ON tho net earnings Of the roads. wing them
nan tho amount paid by the Government n n nsnerta-
ton 1nc proposition oi the roads 10 pa one nihnn
annually and turn m six million acres vi OTthes lands
at 81 70 an acre ~ definitely rejected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

Elins c. Benedict and other stockholders o.
the Western culon TeIeeraph Company obtained iron
Judge ponohuc yesterday an order requiring that com
nnny to show cans WIN they should uoi be restrafret
hnd i"rfetuAllY N med irvn cnr-nz ont ih.r uI r
arraifr Weut Win the Atlantic ant Pa ne IpirHriYi
tuu lan' By -ine tho rcro iius rerv rem riL ~ G.
.t~k ~ u- operation ~ e. 10 -ignalv failed
far Western Cn'"n cos .r,d nltbu ugh A.iauua
ana Pacific stock II OF from ., fD -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
shot by BurIInrs.

As Thomas Malone. q clerk in Lewis A.
owenss grocery. AT $50 Third avenue. went To
his room over the store last evening. he found
two burglars there. one Of them shot hun In
the lace aud ran through the hallway into tho
'treet The other jumped out Of the window Officer
Narr started m pursuit bu BROUGHT ha hy two
shots from the thici pistol While the officer wa L. H.
g OIL his huitoncd gloves uud gcttn- his revolver
cut Of inner pocket the thirv"s escaped. MAiunt
cOndi ion l. critical The ball entered the upper p shat
tered the Jaw bole. and Iass,d nut under The car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

Mr.. l.. II. Robi' son. representing the owners
Of property at Washington square went to Albany yes
erday with protests against the proposed building OF an
armory there, not only matter OF taste but asa ques
ton oi right and claims that the land gwen TO the
citvnost o it-upon condition iat ~ should %" kept Tor
the purpose OF ark forever II Is said that the eiy ON
rias have de idcd To Washington square Tor armo
~ manly because Reservoir square l. desired the site
the ~ ypnn uOe k-when II comes ~ ID expected,
Ct tbs expense VI w. H. Vanderbilt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
ADcmon.,ra,,on by striking Miners.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Feb. l9,-Yesterdny morn
Ing DOmncr headed by two brass bands lett Lonacon.
and marched down 10 the mines Of the Franklin and
Hampshire and Baltimore companies 10 endeavor TO
persuade the men of these Companies who digging
ruhl lor ~ cents To hold Out Tor httv bN the time
they reached there the crowd numbered nearly tuu-
sand mass ,eiins was held ANA WAS solved that
DELEGATES ot working miners meet a committee Of the
meeting NJ Lonaconine al noon today, 10 discuss
the question No disorder occurred. Some m ners o the
American Company, also working ior forty cents were
requested 10 send delegates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Attacked by Trainps.

NEWARK Feb l9.-Seyeral tramps have been
in the habt OF lodgins IN Ncumann a Co.'S leather
actory. They would crawl IN a'ter the place had been
cosed night aud crawl out before the arrival any
the employees in the morning Yesterday, however the
tuliutur arrived earlier than usual ana nu1lng Ot
them there he dou.ed him wlth the hose This morning
the engineer who~r name is Miilin Oldel had hardly
the door when he brutal usAucd bs three uf
TIM tTamps who boat him about the ht ud with club,
Ia AZ lusiu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Home Rulers Defeated.

LONDON. Feb. 19.-In the House of Commons
onight the motion offered by Nj Medon, Home Rule
member from kildare county, Ia favor OF equalzlng the
IRISH borough franchise with that OF England and Scot
land opposed by the Government aud rejected
hN OF l3i against l26 The announcement oi the
cos ote greeted with loud Opposition cheeIk NJ
Brish and tie Liberals supported tie mguoR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
George =. Ne.bl,, Hurned ou,.

Fire broke ont last night in the second story
OF George Nesbiu cos prutng and stationery house
al Pine and Pearl streets All Of the building above the
ground floor guted The damage 10 stationery by
water was large hut could not be estimated night
The loss on stock. machinery &c Is not lar IRON $1,000
The cause VI the nre Is not known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
The Lord.n,,I. Complications.

Mr. Clarence A. Seward. who WAS made one Of
the truscesd the Thomas Lord estate by the of
the recent compromise, sailed Tor Europe SATURDAY.
Prior 10 his departure ~ executed power attorney
defeating all hls duties IN connection with tho estate
NJ Charles pn Costa. rne ~ hi- law partners Mr.
Da t'sta authorized o tNpculr TIE fVwrrr tonfprrt
unn Nj seward hA thV deed uf trust. aud iutrustr
with al the discretionary power held bv the latter Mr.
seWad srs abroad on piNatr business aud viii return
IN nNc or ia weeks The power OF attorney resls
A XH.f .ft4ftlg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Arrested for Gambling In Bayonne.

Thomas Coonev. William Walker. Michael
McDermot', and william Arilur were before Recorder
Myers IN Bayounc yesterday accused OF Eaubhus ThoN
were arrested In rant un tuuucN' hIrroun ON MuAdA,
night lhsy were hrli Tor rNuinuHtan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Twenty Year. in Auburn Prison.

OswEGo, Feb. l9.-Charl'5 Woods. who COM
mnt'd an OUTRAGE on srl II Years 3 in uhs ci'. On
sunday last indicted Yesterday. tlo ale .uty. ani
Auburn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

VERSAILLES, FHb. 49, The Senate this after
noon nn ha.,u Tor lite senator vice Gen DAurclo
de- Palldiu,s dec uS'A Jn~ Nh dr CaravonD Liiunr
tuuscfNHtlNv, Wa. elected d. i.f following vote VI Gt
CurlNOu- I.tour. lfu. NJ Victor Loiruuc / . Curlv.
unlainur was mcmuer u tAe rNtriue Risht IA the
National Assembly ui 1874
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20
Jennie Moore. Tragic Death.

The body OF Jennie Moore. the beautiful girl
who found drowned in the Pasnc river sunday.
was buried IN the cemetery a. Franklin \ j. yester
She hhd roll u bills ana sue sNer In her pocket when
disappeared. No money found in her pOckt Is
hy Coroner Nrevlaud who her body in the barn In
East Newark Ave hours after II had been taken from The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

Rapidly falling harQmeter increasing south
cry u ru-iet wird and Clnule-s rising ciuteratu4s
and followed darinl thr airrn'Vn ad nsht by rain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

Michael Daltons brick dwelling house on the
NngcrhOard road. Clifton Staten Island, was burned
yesterday morning. Loss. s2.eoo; insurance, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

splRAs lmou TnE rlLHGRApn.

William Bail, aged 7G who WAS known as the
elnnt oi ca an Point was iuuud u,ad la hls room yes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-20

Maltby's Oysters are worth going for No
longer sent Iee al Aarri'on b. and bTanehss Prices
redaesd.-Adp.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-20

and lit himself for the grave duti es
for which he feels called and goes
with q sonse Of the worthlessness Of
the nero honor of mcmb ership, may
be willing to encounter the distaste-
tul contact in order that ,he may
there better discharge duties, he
feels called upon to render in his
day and generation.
But after all, have we not duties
rs citizens grander and better, free r
and nobler than those which are
coveted by political titles and
trusts.
There are public occasions il all
communities, unless ;hcy are bo und
hand al d foot by cliques and rings,
i'll which the voice of the able, hon
est citizens must have power. On
such occasions the free and honest
voice of the free and honest citizen
is heard and felt among his fellows,
. ana he has no hampering political
ambition to hush his voice, or per.
sonal policy to beguile his convic
tions of right, justice and Of truth
There are things our people wou Id
do we'll to reflect upon, and 50 hol d
themselves that they shall not be
made the play thing of any mans
paltry ambition or mcaner avarice.
The man who bankers after Office is
pernicious citizen, aud the first
lesson of wisdom to teach him, is how
to remain contented at home until
his fellow citizens discover his use.
fulness and summon him to the
"handles."