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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-29

The beauty Of tho ladies of B,lti-
more has become the standard of
comparison the world over. Thev
maintain that peculiar clearness
and richness Of complexion by tho
occasional use (as required) of DIR.
Bulls Blood Mixture.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-29
How We CANE BY QUEE>swAKE.-

How We CANE BY QuEE>swAKE.-
In li' g and tie beginning Of tho
pot.c y 'nanuflctuye is enye ,oDed
in ooscurity but for the last two
centuries it has ccntcred in STAFF
tordshire. \ kind uf earthcnwuro
called Do.p@, from tie place of it,,
origin in llo.l nj, WAS largely made
in that district in thc seventeenth
century. This was SO improved by
Josiih Wcdgwood, one hundred
years ngo, that when Queen Ammo
became orc Of his patrons he called
1t "Quconswale," II name it still
retains and now along the valley of
tsc Ircr :, &c uEc II re than two
hun .II>0 po'-s:,"a, whose products
urr pushed ~ :nr.ish mercantile
energy tr "',IN rtyo Of the world
where bliti5;l l,DI.u"rce pcnctrates.
Tho pccuiiJr "".uuin,,tions of clay
discovered by Wedgwood are still
one OF tho secrets in tho immense
establishment continued by his
descendants. Mr.. Gladstone Justly
calls Josiah Wedgwood one of tho
greatest hcncfactors Of the Eng
lish people.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-29

TEREoRs OF TEXAS TRAyEL.-A
special from Fort Concha reports
that Che mail coach from Concha to
Fort Davis WAS attacked by Indians
"Wednesday night near Pocos River,
and one passenger wounded serious
~, tho stage escaping. This is the
first time the coach has been at
tackled in this vicinity, but it is not
unexpected, as the Indians entirely
ignore the presence Of the military,
whom they neither fear nor respect.
For the past three months men have
been repeatedly shot in this vicini-
ty, but nothing has been dono to
chustisu the Indians.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-29
BLACK ALPACA !

Cheapest and Best in Town.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-29

:, Never plead guilty to poverty.
80 Tar as the world is concerned,
a villain. "
The sun., 1878-04-23

Joseph X. Emmett, after several years alb
senrc from this city, app jared in tn" Standard
Thcatr' last evening. The audience completely
n.lod tAe houe". anI savo him cordial rrccp-
tion. He acted the rman-A American dialect
character ~ Ftz. ia what remains Of Gaylcr's
drama Of that title. now called " New Fritz; our
Cousin German" llc has played in this piece
over 20OO times according To the programme.
and it has yielded him n fortune-n reason
why he should have treated il kindly.
Originally il had the merit OF weaving
Fi't2 into simple and probable story. As pre-
srntvl lasi evening. II WAS un'ni 'llgihlr II is
-ni" to say thai not one person in a hundred In
~" uuiien 80 attempted to un i"rstand the plot.
ami mat not moro tlau one ia fifty 'ouid have
accomplished that d.firun task hy the most
cons 'ientluus rif1rt There were two villains
who sought 10 cNterminaie each othcr. and did
not seriously bother anybody r's'. There We're
five young women who. in hopcl. Ssly mixed
way fgll in love with .purpusrless young mon.
Mr. immet pcrs lnally provided the whole OF
u" real "nt ri llnintnt aud dld II with wonder
iul success. He. or somebody Tor him. has
ruucd his play: hut has Fr,H remains an
orilinnl churaro rization. fun Of fun. carefully
elaborated. and well cal .uiuted to suit worry
wide range Of public taste. II combines the
variety show Dat Imam with an approach to
Hip Idn Uukie. Last evening II took the au-
d"n"r by storm, nnd won n vnst amount OF
Laughter ana applause.
The sun., 1878-04-23
dNtSEifEN1S.


This is to bc u week Uf concerts, and first
among them Is that of the Vocal Society. which
took place last evening before Il very numerous
audience at Chickcring Hall
This society is on the road of improvement
The present concert was decidedly m advance
upon the last one. the chorus singing being
flrmer. and the solo parts better DISTRIBUTED.
The notable lack OF tho society is in vigor and
freedom of style. There is Il certain caution
and reserve. as though they were not perfectly
sure of their ground This Is no dctrimcnt in
the puietcr passages. hut where seniority and
strength are the characteristics called for by
But this is incident. probably to an organizn-
come with grcat"r practice.
Strrndalc Bennctt's May Queen" furnished
the principal portion of the evenings entertain
mcnt. and was, on The whole. rendered with
itself II very pleasing. though Bennett could
never get out from the shallow Of Mendclssohn. H..
II * curious To observed how literally hc has fol-
lowed the traditions of his master. adopting tho
OF Mcndelssohn III the "Walpargis Night" music.
phrUsing ia the same way using the same ca
drn'rs. and even catching Meudclssohn's forms
of modulntiun and his iavorite sequences of
Tending any ones pr,iudccs 10y single daring
innovation. but always trcading carefully
and almost rcRiously i'm the footprints
OF his. master and friend. His music
n'yTr mGEs Sr w W7Gs1n 1nd a MEYER M or lakes i
finds in sweetness. and never is heard without n
certain degree OF pleasure. In another senson
"" hope 10 SEQ the Jealous lcadcrof this society.
MIR. Fiorlo, leading II into wider and more
rugged fields where there are oaks as well MS
lilies.
The sun., 1878-04-23

lie rsuls church, North 9th Il. Brooklyn v n are re-
qursch n attend the funeral on Tuc Fny April - fron
lis late residence ~ North 6ti a., NJ o'cock All
members are requested ~ meet in the basement the
church at O'Clock sharp By order -
DANIEL TAGUE, Pre- esidcnt
tANyi KtNrppN, Rec cOrling secretary
JACKSON In York Pa. April ~ Mrs Jemma Jack.
toorcd snii TO have been lf years old native of
Baltimore county. Nd She was maiunitcd by Nathan.
papers state her then TO be ~ years uf age.
MrGEE.-On sunday, April u. Hugh. Of the late
Michael and Jane McCce. aged 20 years and months
Relatives aud friends are csectuly invited TO attend
the funeral on Tuesday. April ~ At o'clock NJ from
the re Sdencc q his uncle. Michael shearman, 2t2
MrK.NZIE--At Mill Brook Pictou county, Nova
Scotia, March 10 Jane, the widow of John Mckenzie,
aged 90 aud months native Of Sute eriandshre,
scotland She leaves moro than eighty living de.
sccudant..
NICHOLS ON Monday. April p, Euphcme, widow q
Slllick Nichols. III the t,Sth year OF her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ORToN.-On Monday morning. April y. william 0rtou,
aged " years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
sAsSE AT her late residence 6ie East 18th ST. Annie
T. Sn-sc
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral at2r Al. on Tue sdsy. I'D Inst
WiNT In Rumncy. N. IL. recently. Thomas Wyatt,
aged Va years
The sun., 1878-04-23
TnE H.IR or THE RUNNERS.
Capturing Passenger. for the Aib.ay steam
ers-A Lively Fight

Tho war Of the runners for the rival lines
Of night steamboats, for Albany still RACES with
relentless fury. Passengers are captured de-
spite themselves and run upon the rival boats.
At stated intervals long lines Of ongshoremen
disguised rs passengers trail through the
streets with travelling bags. and solemnly
march upon the different boats. Green travel
lcrs follow the greatest crowd. and are thus in
vcgled on board. The 'lonGshoremcn then
hide their satcheS Sundcr their coats. and reap
pear at different points on West and Canal
streets AS tho innocrnt passengers heave in
sight the cappers again display their satchels
and endcavor to lead the strangers to the gang
planks Of the different boats.
Meantime the runners display extraordinary
activity. Clouds Of them hang on theskrts OF
the passengers. shaking handbiils in their faces
jahhering and chaitoring. jumping and gestic-
ulating. until tho travellers are hOpelcssly con-
fused. Tines" runners receive 50 per day.
Yesterday their Proceedings were enlivened 10y
fight. Several hundred persons were pres
cnt. The runners for the Merchants limo cap
iured couniryman and talked him nearly
when the runners for the Peoples line charged
upon the party; owen Cannon and James Me
The rival boats. Chamberlain and Maroney.
tue king runners Joined IN, backed by Michael
Ackermnn' and tho debate seon hurst h.yond
parliamentary limits. Cannon i-ad McGlynn
tapped each others noses and clinchcd, The
scrimmngc wns short hut exceedingly lively.
Both men turned sOmcrsauli~. stood on their
heads. and tied their arms and legs into tough
knots. Detective Cannon bounced upon them.
REINFORCED by two uniformed police officers
and bore thcm 10 police headquarters, whore
ia" knots were united, ana they were held to
await the pleasure OF the Police Justice in
Meanwhile Uncle Zeke Chamberlain captured
tn n-tonishcd passenger and run him on the
Muron"y had fairly got his eyes opened. Both
The sun., 1878-04-23
Grand Opera House.

Mr.. John Mccullough appears TO advan-
massive works Of art he needs n certain per-
spective. Seen from the foreground OF that
entirely modern temple. distance. in softcning
his rugged greatness. lends him at the same
time an antique polish. II SpdridctS Is not the
lOiticst and best balanced OF the tragic roles he
has given US. 1t Ia at least the boldest. Few
actors besides Mr.. Mccullough have the
courage now-a-days. to say nothing Of
the ability. to attempt II. 1t belongs
essentially to an era OF tragedy that is past. To
revive II requires the strength Of reverence
to play it needs the strength of an athlete.
Mr.. Mccullough possesses both the moral and
iaith in himself and in his public. His rutio-
cinniive processes hrc probably not subtle hut
his instincts are uncrring. He cannot give q
rcason for the inability that is in him to play
rus, and his audiences know il. too.
W th vigor and warmth. IL is hardly worth
while To say, therefore that the return Of the IA
vpritr actor last night in The Gladiator gave
pie. But It Is allnwabeto To say. perhaps. that the
part does not afford him opportunities To cX-
hihu all the marks Of progress which last s"n-
son his many friends hero were pleased 20 OBJ
best Mr.. Mccullough lacks imaginative
power. At his worst ho lacks mod
rrution in eXprcssion-that intensity Of
meaning whicn does not rCqui iro extravaganza
robust, frank performance. whose resoundng
WaSrulinity catches the popular heart II can
hnrlly be- called q masterpiece OF line netting.
Mr. McCnlloueh had the support of Mr. Joseph
Nhr"u.k aS PhdS0J'iuS. and Miss Stella Bon-
face ,of Walnck'sl as Julia. and he was called
before the curtain i've times.
The sun., 1878-04-23

Ia he S'nate Mr. Voorhees, Dem, Ind
'''nN''d nn amendment to the substitute for
VIZ IL III" Bill To- repeal the Spr,ia r. sumption
"',l'p9iei Oy Mr., Ferry from the Committee
y" Iwn'" ol Weiuor lay last, striking Out o I.
"'o''' az tue time Wurn United States notes
.'" '' o. '", ,dbir for dutrs Oh imports, SO
"4' " -HDnii read. THAT from and after thn
,sNfr Of ihisa United States notrs shall b.
''' riy, rut for the p"r cent. bonds
d.,io.'' I'd "d ~ laW % be issued, and for
"a 10" I", .n ulmrnt prouoses 20 strike ont
yon'..l' - ns IN time after which tn"
,r"u." "i Oul.'i States not in rXiAten 80 shall
I,r" "a h'l nor boarded. and insert IN llcu
Ann lh" pt~sage o, the act.
~, t." Y HilHnifu mt repeats Immediately
t',. ''I,r NJ .he specie Resumption act au-
fInttE l' "iirrnD ut Of 80 per cent. Oi tlH
D. n,. W"' 'l9 proposed amendments be
,,Nr' ~ hol'pop. Orogon) called up the Son
,,, j! nu t- lhe tule to runsiru and
MA u' Nurh"rn Pacific Railroad, an /.
- y. meg uNtN tn. morrow
I W. ll'n1" nllI 10 r"iove the legal dsabli-
td, N'iH'n Nr Sargent IRrp., Cid) submit
'' '"'pNinf am"ndmeut;
49,, ,,'' ma W rst,ud Il ,an piacti ine a. an at
"',''' 'n it' nnut NJ scx w.
,h,i' ~ p-' hill provides that any woman who
l. ,i r'N' bnrn mrmbcr of the bar Ol the
M S N".ul ol any STATE or Territory, or of
fof ti. '"u' 'oun ot the District Of Columbia
M,ini. SIH'' ol thro" years, md shall have
md J'.Hn Hn ,n'l good standing before such court,
al" WY H 7h"I be person Vf good moral char-
r.nrI 'l on motion and production Of such
llnu, ~" dlWill'h In prdrtlrn before tho Su-
-'' eV1't VI the United slales.
The sun., 1878-04-23
New York Markets.

MONDAY. April 22.-FLoUR AND MEAI.-Were
ncs. p hgdcrs wa. sui check on business sales Of IL
2 %eaqS pSr s an ~ . sS sa % ,. % sS e. sa,s @
g. % Western spring wheat e. O5@sj BO do Xxx
o DO kx and XXX s5sPSss % 5s "SI HinacsSta % patents
ssts and g m ia T"a y & s. southern T sH%ss shipns
extras. g 2'ss56b Corn meal1western, a. 2o@t3 e5
ICED. siSs.si : toni rte ICED. SO 'o4'' ""s"
nominal cs Us bales On % sS Of i6e We for % @idGSs
uplands t9inrsi very dnl n4d ~ n,minay nnch9ngcd'
Tor June li1sc for July u lic for August Isc Tor
iot.c icr bcccmbeT and io5lc, Tor January, sales
sic hale 81, i7c wa paid 10 eSs9ansc lco Nay for Aa
A., A. wa. & very anst snd tor 1,9rs I, nominal
aNorhwcst and Milwaukee and 81 80 No white No.
ssprins tor Arr w'S at the last e, 9 3e',si 81 3. B.
esi ~ do Tor MAY, 81 24ssi 2ils bidding and asking
M, abnt ~, v sl"s ON tSc spo y ~ m b.b AZ ais
c Tor srsicd mixed and s4' siog ier white laclainS
was fairly aeuSc si rather easier price, .@cs
at cand sicaiucr mixed 5is5i ic also ~ N hush
At ai.c tor No tor May and 5tc Tor DO for Janc Rye
state nad 71e7c Tor Western Barley quiet sales
nbgsh a e-io Tor two ana tour rowed state, and
raovsioSs-rork dull and rather easy sales 500 bills
rs @ delivery no ale; ale were made se.d MA Ga Tor Ann
ehanssd RScan aS s ggo,dd 's a, s,e nc T' or
western and cy Ions clear Cut meats abou, steady.
active: sales a55 tcs At = 90 Tor CITY, Sni 81 $50
s7a7, Western. and &c Tor on grade; and future
e. 80 Tor June, AMI t7; tor juy. Dressed hogs. 80
AZ pgs t'sc Butter IN un~i supply aud wees.
state i-'-2~c % western. 10 nc Old state s2,c
do Western Siir Cheese generally steady and qu,t.
state factory, iisi3tc do skim 7nuc, OHIO actoT 10
~ &C. Fresh eggs lower ~ ~ i.c.
bnoriRifsNuas-c- was steady. but in only moderate
demand mainly tor N"w orleans. at 21M1o- Ri'c sold
.nsar was arm. viii, more iu.ncss of late Sale. 80
hhd- cuba on the btsis ot 7isTsc for tair 20 goot
hnng including ccnr u-a Al sf~ ss refined s,ca is At
hsesHsr for hards ANA De for standard ., A. tonce
quiet nnd unchanged. Rio. 3ssi7c, Savaniila 10
selic sales 40 bass sayamlla wnn Tho range. .tock
RIO IN first hands, all pofts. l?d's4 hags ot rhich
t12l bags here and In srcpri as1is hlb76 bags, oi
which i'.so here. Total Vl.ed states visible supply.
35t1i bags
suNpmrs-Naval stores were dun aud nominally low
CT. spirits turucnne ~ aud common To good strained
rusin. ~ JtaSlSb Petroleum was dun and weak crude
IN huk N'sc refined. IN hhls, lisr. Tallow du and
easy NJ 5rTa Ice ocean irsists were very quiet bat
sfVaN, gram To INtrluu lt steam, ~ PROVISIONS
ams;S- hour b do Lnndnu. b. sail. - do Gla
gov, by steam. IS grain tn Bn'mcu. hy steam | -
mnrk-. rnn'd petroleum 70 naples a. Of do rom
Baltimore Go hrcinru - tii grain from Phiade pima
u l.mIk- for nIlnr. b. 90. I'M
The sun., 1878-04-23
TRYING TO RTN 4 HOTEL.
Mr. Loubars Application r.r "a ReveIver for
the ~. Nicholas.

Joseph +. Loubat has sued Samuel Hawk.
lnh Welch Chas. H. King. Gco lieulin, and the eNecu
tors ct David Henry asht To dissolve his partnership
with them proprotors of the - Nicholas Hotel aud
Tor the appointment of receiver The partnership
piiss by limitation the lst oi hsy Loubat and IIaght
beng landlords OF part u the tel property went in As
special partners Junr l~71 each putting In s75 90
the total capital b, NJ S3uIfhl
Mr. Lnuhat >Vs uuu tohcr last the business was
carre successfully hy the general partners but that
sluc" that n has b. continued at loss In the
lh,t statement gwen by tn' General partners the ~
sris were put down slid,Nb Tor furniture.
probably not worth on,."At 90 that amount An
other item prunt an, iuss, fhA.tdOl, which wa,
certainty not an asset, and also an aggregate
Siaupn indebtedness hy the genera partners
King. Mrloh, and li,nn To- tlc partnership TINS
Mt Louhat sN-, was lad nut W tu capital VI The con
corn tu tlr-c partner. with lut authority
Th' losses ~ nNe moutls. nun nctohvr 10 February.
inclusive. Mr Loub' sTN,. were about ShNh The ar
rcir~ OF lcut Weei oln February, and ~ opO Is due
tor taxes
The defendants dWy ihAt there has been any misman
az mrnt. although they admit that there have itCn
losses IA the c"nduct o the bn'inr's The advances Ia
IL" partners, thoy were made on the expectation
tAt they would be- repaid cut o the profits, and they
claim tiat te appointment ol receiver would be most
disastrous.
Jud- Donohue reserved his decision in the application
"A
The sun., 1878-04-23
D'.ITTEL'S FTrNEI..fI.
why the Contemplated Procession OF Com
muntsts was Abandoned.

The funeral services Of Citizen d'Attcl. a
.,onl.,,h. r.,,,,.h s.,.i.,,,of p..,,,,,o,s -,
n'"l' W '"' ''"," w '' W H''"@' ~ w W
tic Commune. who died ON sunday. were held
At 1886 Bleccker street. at 2 o'clock yesterday.
Among ihe persons present ny 'hVlu''ioh OF tne
widow were several members Of the same So
cietv These Frenchn mon complnin that as they
~ a., ~ a.
were a'ou' 10 i"'lo" inc p''r 10 the EraN'' tne
police drove them away with their clubs, and
II M, ~ - .
rrsp,'t 10 'ii.lr nnal irl'i,li ihcs hsscIl il ilht
tn'l' WIS WIS ~ "s'I.,,'I, i.,I, @ nir ~ o'h'r cNueh'
'iWs' i''r puiIr- lh,,t i iuI''il'v. W ~, ,,;, -, ,
~" UHoMlhg PIHttt9t W lil .ie su,J"u nn9 @ nsr'ii
s"nt 10 the press W4th inc signatures "'ached
onc Of or friends the Citi%n Aicl d'.l ON SUNDAY
anu M. unrrH WI Wli ,"hf a. a. ms l'l's ana n.qlln
1b ,m W aant At he ho"r 6N, A" ,
III. su,irtv ot Erupres OF the Co,unun. To- ,.ir he
belonged 10 now him To- his last dwelling pacc. Hat
The sun., 1878-04-23
IIIEI,.

BARRY. jersey tiS. Apnl - Mary r, daughter
OF Michael and Margaret barry, M Tie 25i year oi her
age.
funeral "Wednesday, the a4th inst At O'Clock y NJ
Fu"id- oi the family nrr inNtud W attend uo,n thU
Te-i,uce M her parents 3l1 7th ~
BONNEti-ln san Francisco, Anne iDuise Gary
daughter oi Robert and Maggie l. Dolnor aged months
ami ~ days
cnLllhs.--In Philadelphia, Apnl a. Mary Collins
n ~ years
FLErClikR-At Croydcn. NJ H. recently, Mrs Lois
MrWAi Fletcher, widow al fmlothl fktchor, avrd ~
by n nll
FLYNN ON sunday morning. April n Miss Ela
fAnn, native ut BAlyfarnoi ROseulnnlun county, he.
Hnt ~ thu ffh war Ui hsr age.
kviahsVA ald trCids respectfully invited 70 attend
thr luncral from te residence W her niece Mrs Lus,
4o2 Wost 3itb ST. on rue4Ay. April -. nj ~ a irtm
whence her Telnnils viii he hkrn to 81 Alrhnti,
thuteh West 3li 81, and solemn Requiem celebrated
Tor The trpoAc VI her sonl, thence ~ HrrcnwOud,
FORD Cambridge. Mass, April ~, John Fonl,
arcd ~ wears aud moAths, formerly publisher ~ iho
BoFon Mercantile journal and later oi thT Cambridge
Chronicle.
HANklHAN On Sunday, April ~. DHnirI iiannlpAn
All members VI the Bcne violent Society oi ~ fnceAt
The sun., 1878-04-23

4 pondcrOus burlcsquc, put upon the stage
nj Nlhlo's Card last night. suffered somewhat
b, the sudden indisposition Of Belle Hewitt.
whose pgrt OF Go-cd-cli WAS read by0 male
performer to the Ercnt distress Of the
audience. "Nia-ior-li-c is u spectnri-
lar foolcry Of vast PROPORTIONS, multtudi-
nous 4 .Ope, gaudy scenery, prOiusr music. III
trrininphle dancing. lncNtricaulc plot. and no
particular meaning. Among the speciality art
ists. 50 cuhcd, Introduced were IN" great high
abunduht. and the hppaus, Of u crowded as
solublagc was nttrrultad only by laughter.
The sun., 1878-04-23

Nj W. A. I.iliondahl last night assumed
the management Of the Broadway Theatre and
presented Mr.. Geo. C. Boniface in the play.
which Mr.. Frank Bangs has 50 long acted
through the country known a. Tho Soldiers
Trust II ~ u stirring semi military pictorial
m"iodrnma with mn Interest ng story and sev;
ryal striking situntiOnN The east employed
the srrvic,.s Of Il great nber Of people. none
of whom. however mNdt t,hemseves conspicu-
nua by suNcInl nArNllnnrn.
The sun., 1878-04-23
a RURTI TUIsED.
The tau,mon tsuncii Of WIu,n msport. rs.,
Unearthi"g Peter Herdic'- Frauds.

The story Of Peter lIcidir recently printed
in the columns Of THE SuS attracted consider
able attention. Hcrlic was poor boy who
emerged from the woods of Bradford county.
Pa. and .'ttlcd down in Wlliamsport. lie hc-
came Interested in tho lumber business got
po.scssion OF vast tracts Of coal lani. owned
rolling mills and ,'orcs Of factories was tho
hcud and front Of the gigantic boom monopoly.
anl ania--ci wealth estimated at t7.0OO.OOO.
flc began to improve Wiianspcrt rs Boss
Shepherd improved Washington. He became
Mayor of the city. formed Hing in the Com
mon Council that forwarded and covered hiS
schemes and LEFT the Taxpayers Durdcncd with
an enormous debt. The Williamspor Common
Council are uncarthng the frauds. In re-
cent report the Committee ON sewers say:
Tho most dcnscy populated part OF tho city
where sewerage II most needed ia entirely
wanting in proper drainnge hut; however ne
sructiou by the city Is rendered impossible by
the enormous debt incurred Tor the, construc
tiOn Of sewers OF no public utility but Tor the
sole boncfll Of one man.
The largo sewer running from the Icrlic
House to the river. bolnw the dam. cost tho city
IN round numbers sd1.Wo. city orders were
ISSUED for that amount. which were nfterwnrd
exchanged tor twenty year bonds ut sixty cents
on tho dol.lr. making the actual cost to the city
somchii.I over tios.0~. This money wqs OK
pended solely. for tho purpose " furnishing
sewerage i"r the fcrdic House and for tho nur-
die north Of the railroad.
In addition 10 this enormous and uscless OK
pcndiiuro. tho city paid Mr.. Her,lic $4,000 for
furnishing and LAYING terra Gotta pipc for sewer
purposes the entire expense Of which to him
did moi or should not have exceeded $4,000.
This sewer pipe was laid under the NcOlsOn
pavement. and n large proportion Of IL has nci-
ther inlet nor outlet. no drop of winter ever hav-
ing passed through It, and consequently is Of
no use to anybody. except small norton hid
on the private property of Judge Maynard
lHcrdc's fnthcr-in-aw.-ED ut the cty's cN-
pcnse furnishing drainage from his residence
to the big sewer
The cost to the city Of the big sewer and the
terra coitn piur swindlc amounted in the aggre-
gate 10 sl13.uOO. the interest alone ON which
sum that the city has already paid would. II 4.
had becu Iudiciousy expended. furnish ampic
sewerage in the. part OF the city where 1t is now
So much needed.
This gigantic fraud was perpetratcd bv Mr..
Hcrdc by the aid cf a set uf uuprnripied adj
vcuturers. then members Of City Councils. and
II il a striking instance of rctributve justice
that nearly the entire gang. including their
master, are now n bankrupt in purse as they
always have been in character
IL Is proper to add that none OF the present
members of Councils are responsible for these
frauds. except the President. He was at that
time u leading member OF tpvncils and n will
ing party TO these disgruceful transactions.
\. 4. MCCoRMICK.
III IprEsAAS
The sun., 1878-04-23

COlIINs-OLIvER- tho residence Of the bride q
parents, Mllhnrn y ; on ,hc i7h INST by The Roy
DIR. Clover Robert David Collins 10 Mary ElAheIh,
daughter o. Marx Oliver.
GlEIM-LOWE.-On April ~, hy the Rev Charles
krurcr AZ the residence of the b hirS grAuimuth"r
Adolf Glem NJ Hohoken. J 10 Iou-e +. Lowe d.ugh
ter uf Prot Lowe ot Nn-ristoWu, Pa
RI SSELL- soMtRS On Wednesday, April ~, At
rluiadt hia by the Rev. " O Scott John Russell Of
NrN York tn kAtr T. Suntrs
SERtE-LEFEBrR RE on SATURDAY Apul 90 AZ the
office ui the Mayuralt,. by his Honor Mayor Ely, Mr.
Antoine = IRE al Claurmont fnrtand, Frames. to Miss
Nrvinr Lelchurr dargheT VI Nous Leon Lvitb are Of
Mllsuu sur Stiut. France.
The sun., 1878-04-23

The performance at Nollaos Theatre on
Wednos siay afternoon ior u' t,nr ~ "i - Vntcnr,
Hospital pYf ni,os 10 h" very rnoynhe event Mr..
ls.-trr wallace - ~ apifhl lh tt' captain ~ iie
Watch tui vi ui, fI. iu iff "tu ~ ms lfIrii
Iny. " ktrr}." fher la'ofIto acturs VIII b" niN .ui'
pu I'D fnr rhtI .ali' 4 N colell, Miti the farce,
ia OLngt ka tson