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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

Thomas Franklin, wealthy citizen Of
Newport, II. l., attended the funeral of a
friend on Tuesday. While in the ccmc-
terry he remarked to a companion that Life
is very uncertain, and rs soon as one be.
comes able to enjoy the world death comes ,
No sooner were the words uttered than he
fell dead.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

ILLICIT DLsTILLING IN New YoEK.-New York
November lO.-Rcvcnuc agents made descent
upon the basement Of n large tenement house in
Mott street yesterday. They found an illici,
still capable of turning out lT5 gallons daily,
furnished with all improvements, and three mash
tubs containing 1900 gallons of mash ready for
work. 1t is the most complete establishment Of
the kind ever found in this city. Only one ar
rest.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

Some gifted genius who knows not that
he is the jailer Of a poctic fancy, such as
TennySon would give dollar for, remarks
OF the present weather that it il; 'thc tail
Of summer stickin' through the knot hole Of
the past"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

a young woman applying for the sitna,
ton as teacher to village school, being
questioned by the trustees as to her quail
iiications, replied: Il amt much Of an
arlthmatickcr, but I'm an elegant grams
marist"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

When eating game that has been killed
with shot, be careful not to swallow any of
the lead. a number Of instances have oc.
Cured where persons have been fatally
poisoned from this cause
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

THE SALisBrRr RAILROAD. Society Hill, No
vcmhcr l3.-Thrty-omc bales Of cotton were
shipped from Maj. Colts place on the Cheraw
and Salisbury Road, on yesterday This is Tie
first shipment; over the new road Track laying
is going on rapidly AMI carloads of rails pass
this. point every day.--NcwS anil COUrier.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

The friends of II Texas man were simply
advised that his death was caused by his
suspcnders. It, wasn't mentioned that his
''suspcnders" were members of vigilance
committee
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

An o.d citizen in country village being
asked for subscription toward repairing a
fence to the graveyard declined, saying /:
81 subscribed toward improvin' that buryin'
ground nigh onto forty years ago, and my
family haint had no benefit from it yet"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

1t is said that bleeding partially blind
horse at the nose will restore him to sight
so much for the horse. To open a
mans eyes, you must b Iced him at the
pocket.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

II cant trust you," said rumsclor to
IN impoverished customer. "You should
let liquor alone; if you hadn't drank SO
much of it, you might now be riding in
your carriage" "And if you hadn't sold
it," retortcd the victim, "you'd have been
my driver"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

An auctioneer was cndeavorirg to sell a
fowling piece and failing to get. bid a
bystanGcr, who had read the papers, said !:
BLOW in the muzzl! and it will go of"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

Defft of the United States. At the next
~chtion, if my friends should think that with
me they are more likely to achieve success than
with any other man, ought not to refuse, aud
will not refuse, to bc candidate. | have never
sought Office and never shall neither III We at
fccted to decline Office. have never spent any
money to obtain Office. never shall. | think
| may say without vanity that have the conf
doncc of my own people Republicans rs well
as Democrats. l know that men of my own
party from whom | have differed in views have
given me crcl, for acting according to my hon
e. conviction of what was right, with no bias
in favor of any section. | have tried to take
the broad ground that the good of the whole
country must hc studied, and not the interest Of
any particular locality. III. t|om Miergje,c
an ~ !. UUr!d
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28
Wagons Wagons!! Wagons!!,

I HAVE just received another car load Of Farm
l. Plantation and Road Wagons, with Iron and
Thimbe Sken Axles. which will sell at Bot.
tom Figures. for cash.
They are manufactured by one Of the oldest,
largest and most reliable wagon establishments
in the South, and guarantee every one sell
10 be made Of thoroughly seasoned timber and
constructed to suit the work required Of them
Call early while the price is low.
JOHN RODGER.
Oct. "a AZ 1t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28
A Positive Notice.

HAVE large amount upon my books due by
l. number Of persons-some of which has
been standing long time, and must make
collections to enable me to carry on my business.
am tired Of seeing those accounts unsettled,
particularly as am SO hardly pressed for money,
and now notify all who owe Inc that intend to
collect. 1t will not be pleasant to me to collect
through an officer, but positively assure those
who do not make payment to Inc soon will have
to pay their accounts to "a Trial Justice, with
costs Of suit aided. am in dead earnest about
it. WM. ELLER.
Oct II ~ Bins
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

A new brand of cigars is called "tho
lottery ticket" because only one in thou
sand draws.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

HAD HIM TnERE.-Thc impulcncc Of
some men is very great. They have the
faculty Of intrudng into all sorts Of com
pany, and, with kind Of devil may care air,
doing and saying just what they please
But one Of these men came to grief few
days since. Riding in n New Orleans street
car, he saw seated before him a dark,
Spanish looking beauty, whom he became
very solicitous to know. AS there were
very few present, he volunteered to address
her:
"Madam," he said, 81 trust you will par
don the impertinencc Of my saying so to an
entire stranger but you resemble sister
of mine greatly"
"IndCcd :"
"Ycs-almost her exact counterpart"
"Was your sister q muiutrcSS 9'
"Oh, nor
Wei, / am !"
The gentleman had no more to say: the
conversation dropped.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28

NEwBERRY Court MATrERs.-Ncwb II
ry seems to be hopc!essly in the mirc in ju-
dicial matters Over half Of the two weeks
court that closed Saturday was taken up
with the trial Of criminal cases The Com.
mon Pleas Court was not opened till Tues.
day afternoon. The Judge found him.
self confronted with 300 causes, 13i Of
them on the jury calendar; some Of them
have been on the docket for twenty terms
or more. Each year, instea ad Of reducing
is adding to the mass Of leases" The
court cant get the cases off as fast as they
are put on, aud Newberry people are not
specially ltigious either. The trouble is
that we have a dozen or two negroes To try
ut every term Of court. For the last two
years we have had good judges, who did all
in their power to diminish the dock cts
We should have an extra scssiou.-Xcraid. Il.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-28
1O,OOOlbs. Dry Hides Wanted,

EOR which the highest market price will be
IL paid. BY j. II. RODGER.
July 25 80 If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 265 BRoADwAY-
oPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

col ' anu co.'s
BoakbERs wASTE6D faer-ad 3d. 4th and sh
BoARS sH'' AND LODGING wANrED-sD PAcr-5th and
BRooKLYX BOARD. APARTMENTS TO LET, ac.-sD
BRo6kEyS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Sru pAcr-2d
Bus1SRss oo and
BusrNEsa Es FssSt snd "a ef and 9th coils
f sEA sas For and I'd
cLERSs and and sh
CoAsTWIsE sTEAMsMIPsiIn PAdE-esh col
S5SSiiS RSIbIaiss f.sas Psss1c,h col so
bSSs Birds %cis1u r.assS 8 a, col In md g., col.
DwEtNH HsEbs &" ASD
Gs ZIP so ana sD and e coils
ESS2fE1l1a ESG2hScn"isrA EafEs'A T.esAs;s si' col,
ExCURsIoNs-isrM PAcr-ad col
rINNAANGIAAL-,l.a3rn rNA .pAi ,.31n P.ss. P.sE.-.a co,
Ko5s ASD "A ssa TO LET
10TH PAGE-4th and 9th cois and 3D PAcE-ist and
a 81. ,4
H5ESEs zhR7A sas s' % ss %
HOUSES. ROOMS. PLACES OF BUSINESS &C:,
wXNTED-i6rn PAeE-eth col, and aoTn rAcr-oth
gSRsES J1S s#dhfs M1Ssos f CITY AND
Los! ss ays s. aH fteTaf fssrs,A ss9 COL
NAGiESERx1H!EIs NAsBEE ris1s fssssA ss1 COL
MATRtMONIAI-l.rH PAGE-6th COL
HSb pdss Sl
MIscaIL%NEous MIscaInL1 1E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-e.h
MgsIGAh2T. = PAcs4,, and 18th cSi col
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-3d col
fkNsN PfhSoF6RTEs 6kGANs. 9c-isT% PAcn-ath COL
PHGr aTIoSs se
PROPERTY ASf' OUT Of S THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE At AGCTIoN-5rn PAcE-e,h COL, and
real. ESTATE TO EXCTIANGE-5rn PAcE-5th and 9Th
coils. and 2p PAGE-3d and 4th coils.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-5rn PAcn-eth COL, and 2D
RELIGfoUs NoTICEs-lsrH PAcr-eth col.
RECONNAISSANCE PAGE-6th col
RESTAURANTS-l3rn PAGE-5th col.
REWARDS-13rH PAGR--6th col.
SALES AT AUGTIoMw13rI y, PacE1sd "a = I'd col Oh p.c,,
srruSToNs as
sP6GTAN sPGRTN &a PASra
STALLIONs-19rm PAcE-ad col
STORAGE-13ru PAGE-5th col.
SUMNER REsORTS-3p PAcR-6th col.
TIE TRADEspsS d PAGE-t -ttRspp6sEseru sp p.cr-1,
uNfURNfsiED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
wANTEp 70 rosPn sPURGHXsEso fI. oG PAasoiS col
%cs1s PasFs vSs g? OR
TO LET-,5ru PAGE-3d col. and 2D PAc.-2d col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-l4rn PAGs-6th COL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
FOR SPRING. 1873.

Ladies' regular made Hose, lac. pair.
Ladies' extra long Balbrisgan Hose regular made.
French finish 22c. n pair.
L.dis. extra sne h"s'h and French aud Bal0rssan'
Ladies' fancy Hose. hair striped and solid colors. 25c
Ladies' French Hose hair striped solid coors silk
clockcd aud extra hnc 5Oc. n pair
French lse thread, unblcached Hose extra long. SOC.
Ladies Hose solid coors silk, Lse thread OPEN
work, at extra low prices
Geuticmcn cotton Half Hose full regular made double
heels and toes st I4c. isc aud zoe n pair.
Gcntlemen's French Babriggans. in light and heavy
Gentlemen silk Ciockcd Balbrggans full regular made
25c. pair
fancy stripes aud solid colors. full regular
Misses Fancy lose newest stylcs at popular prices
Ladies' mcrino aud Underwear very low prices
Gcntlcmen's merno and gauEo Underwear at very low
prices
LADIES UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Heavy muslin Tucked Drawers. 25c. pair.
Fine muslin Drawers, tucked and runicd. sac. pair.
Pine muslin Drawers, tucked embroidered ruile
Heavy muslin Chcmisc iec. each.
Heavy muslin t'heinisc. ked, 3sc. zach
Heavy muslin Chcmsc, tucked and embroidered, 500.
Fine muslin chemise embroidered tucked e5c 75c.
and ~.
Fine muslin Night Dresses cluster tucks aud ruc yoke
Fine muslin Nigh, Dresses tucked and embroidered.
Toe. 81 81 - and 81 90
5oc. each.
Pine muslin skirts tucked and embroidered rufne 75c.
F,ne muslin skirts W tucks cambric ncunced sac each
Fine csmbric rorchon lace runie skirt, 81 90 each.
coRsETs
~ bone hand made Ccrscts. &c pair; worth 75c
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST sent FREE on
Arbitration TO ALL PARTS or THE COUNTRY.
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements
y See Twentieth Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23
EXTRAORDINARY AND UNPARALLELED

EXTRAORDINARY AND UNPARALLELED
BARGAINS
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
FOR SPRING. 1879.
Bleached huck Towels, soc. ado1en,
Extra quality h'eached ,will Il Toweng Sc a yard
Half b,caebed buck Towels, 4,x24 inches lie.
Half bicached Table Damask. l9c. yard.
Heavy Bed Ticking &C. syard
All linen Diaper. 10 yards warranted CSC piece.
Turkey red Table Damask, 4oc. q yard.
Turkish Wash Cloths. Sc each.
Full bicached Table Damask soc. ayard
Extra quality half plcached Barnsey Table Damssk soc
Beschcd pillow Case Muslin. double width. 7sc ayard
io+ blcachcd shceting extra quality. l1isc. yard
lo4 unbcacbed shcetpg extra quality, i4sc. yard.
Yard wide unblesched Muslin, tc. a yard.
coa quality r,csehna r M",n ,n & ss ysrd ,7c ,o nm,
&c aysrd.
Blsy Linen fine quality for ladies' sutins. I2sc i5c,
1sc aud 2oc. yard.
Ladies' striped Walking skirts, 25c Soc Toe and 81 each
Good quality striped Plane. 4he Sc, ioe iass yard
Good qaay white domit Flannel. l2'se; ioc, 2oe up
Cloth Table Covers, silk embroidered, 81 90
Ladies' Irandkcrchiefs coiorcd border 2c each
Ladies' iandkerchies hemmcd all lincn. &c. sc ioc and
Gen,cmens IIandkerchefs hcmmcd. all linen &c. ioc,
riaid Nanscok, TIC. yard.
CARPET DEPARTMENT..
Elegant Tapestry Brussels. 65c. yard.
Ingram Carpets, 2tc. upward.
Tapestry Brussels Hassocks, 25c. each.
Tapestry Mats, elegant designs 62ls each.
Sheep wool Mats, all colors, JOc, each.
Elegant velvet Mats, 81 II; worth -.
Ingran Stair Carpets, iSc. upward.
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST SENT FREE ON
APPLICATION.
JOHN 4. KAuGHRAN, lJonN f. KAuGHRAN CO.,
JACOB RICE, Broadway ana Ninth ST.
TuOS i. kAUGuRAN.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23

YORK, SUNDAY, MARC1
,-.s.DR DRY GOODS: Ds:----~~.>--~
ern Av.. CORNER 10Th ST.
HAVING LEASED
THE TWO BUILDINGS ADJOINING
TO ACCOMMODATE A CONSTANTLY INCREASING
BUSINESS, WILL MAKE
GREAT AND GENERAL
CLEARING OUT SALE.
AS THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD
PREVIOUS TO CLOSING THE STORE
FOR THE NECESSARY ALTERATIONS.
H. 9. :. KOCH
9Th Av, CORNER 10Th ST.,
OFFERS
ALL HIS NOVELTIES IN
WALKING DRESSES.
FIcHUs. LIGHT CLOTH JACKETS,
cAPEs. 4c., &C.,
INTENDED FOR HIS SPRING OPENING.
TOGETHER WITH EVERY GARMENT IN STOCK,
INCLUDING
SILK COSTUMES,
BLACK CASHMERE SUITS.
ELEGANT PRINCESS DRESSES,
TRAVELLING DRESSES. ULsTERs. CIRCULARS,
&C, &C.
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE.
9Th Av.. CORNER 10Th ST.
BEFORE CLOSING HIS
WILL CLEAR OUT
THE ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION
FRENCH SHrss Ssf sosSs SSs1rsH
And SINS
AT TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.
ZULU PoPLINs JUST LANDED. 4,sc
HIGHLAND sUITINGs loC YARD. ~
BRocADE DE Iron. Ia,sc.
CASHMERE DEBEGE. lsc.
MoUsELINE DEBEGE, 15c
MELANGE DE BRUxELLEs loc
ELEGANT SILK AND WOOL NOVELTIES. SOC.
SILK AND WOOL BRocADE, SIC.
DOUBLE WIDTH sUIrING CASHMERE DEBEGE. 45C.
ALSO
A SPLENDID STOCK OF RICH NOVELTIES
ESPECIALLY ORDERED FOR OUR OPENING.
H. G. F. koch'
9Th Av. CORNER GOTH ST..
SO CAsEs OF
FINEST FRENCH HOSIERY, JUST LANDED. AS
WE'LL AS LARGE IMPORTATION OF SUPERB
ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN AND OTHER HOSE AT
oNEHAIF THEIR INTENDED SELLING PRICE
200 DOZEN FINE BALBRIGGAN HOSE. 2lc. PAIR
$50 DOZEN FINEST BALBRIGGAN. asc. PAIR
500 DOZEN FULL REGULAR ENGLISH HOSE.
AND AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF
ALL THE LATEST
FANCY FRENCH HOSIERY INCLUDING
THE "ALGERINE," BENGAL. MADRID, &C.
THE nANDsoMEsT GOODS EVER IMPORTED.
H c. F. KOCH,
9TH Av.. CORNER 2orH ST.,
HAVING JUST RECEIVED HIS SPRING ORDERS OF
BLACK GOODS.
WILL MARK THEM AT ONCE.
AT THE NET COST OF MANUFACTURE IN EUROPE.
80 INCH BLACK cAsIIMEREs. siC
LUPIN's FINE as INCH cAsHMEREs. 4sc.
40 INCH EXTRA FINE 7oo.
DOUBLE WIDTH TAMIsE, 25c.
DOUBLE WIDTH ALPACAs, Isc AND l5c.
BLACK BRoCADE PoPLINs, 2oc
cAMEEs HAIR GOODS. sERGEs, REPS. 4c., &C.
ALL AT AsroNIsnINGLY Low PRICES
ALSO.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS
sATINs. vELvErs,
STRIPED. wArERED SILKS.
&C, sc.
II G. r. KOCH,
9TH Av.. CORNER 10Th ST.,
WILL CLOSE OUT ms LARGE STOCK OF
KID GLOVES,
INCLUDING THE NEW GOODS OF THE CELEBRATED
LUrTN's "noNoRE,' 3, =, AND IoBurroSs.
IN LATEST SPRING SHADES, JUST ARRIVED.
3BUTTON GAUs DE swEDE, SOC.
4BUTToN GAUS DE SwEDE, eoC.
FINE 4BuTTON REAL KID. 55C ALL CoLoRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23

All wool black French Bunting, 25c
Black Lace Bunting. 25c.
Black body Cashmere, 2Jc.
Black imperial Crepe Cloth. SOC.
All.wool black Tanctta, 81 sc.
Black Princctta Cloth, 37isc
Black silk warp Tamise Cloth Soc
Black ali-wool Camels' Hair Cloth 30c
Black all.wcol Basket Cloth. 37tsc.
Black all wool Queen Cloth. 3jc.
Black Mo ice Cloth, Juc.
Black Australian Crepe Cloth, best quality. SOC.
Black C0logna Cloth all wool, 31i,c.
Black silk warp Henrietta Cloth superior quality 80 in
cbes wide, sOc.
Black Barpoor Cloth. superior quality, 81.
Black French cauics hair Cloth "a yards wide, 75c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-23

RICH PARIS NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
FOR SPRING, 1879
Drap Pekn, IS inches wde pure silk and wool, 75c.
Drap de Sole, Ia yards wide. pure silk and WOOL s5c
Drap de Indc. IL yards wide pure silk and WOOL 81 25
Drap F1eurette yards wide pure silk and WOOL 81 rs
Drap Armuir ~ yards wide pure silk and wool, 81 35.
Drap Rajshpoor ia yards wde pure silk and WOOL 81 Is
, 1879-03-07
Salt Rheum on Body

Aud Limbs. Obliged to to About On Crutrh-
es. 4 Nondcrfa! Cnrs.
Messrs. Wceks = Spotter-tieniiumcn: In justtce
Il GFatetuI ACKNOWLEDGMENT of tte cure hGyu ru-
ceivea fran tho usu Ut Cullcura, voluntarily
mako thu following statement:
have Ind Salt RtHun Oh NY body and on ont
lnx In vrtY aggravated form for ci9ht years, No
ktl OF treatment. or uIedcanS, or doctors. during
tllis Tins did nu any Iscmanent R01d. Ny fsicnts
III Maiden nni elsewhere knDw | have betn great
sufferer. mud taMt NY condition a. times has 0etn
suclt ~ tO tuakb dGApAif OF being hble 10
lind cure Or oven rtt|ef. IN iact w!lun liegan
the Use uf tnt!cnta, my 1Ilno was raw aHl ten.
der TINT could not bear my Wsghs oil It without
the akin cracking ann bleeding. and wax obliged to
60 ab1ut Oil crulches ] commenced to HsD the
cMtlcara III April. anl at once seuzpd its tGno-
fetal e1ccts. i gradually drew thu Inflammation
md hnHur to tue surface. aud, ~ fast ~ II up.
peare4 heaisl It. Al TINES larEr quantities would
cuniu 10 thu surface, causing turning hcat, iHlau
mutton. swelling, aul itching, which, undor the
coMAtaat usc Ut Cuticura, would rapidly aubslt9
asld leaa sesers aud linally dlsAppearac. leaving
months and look Tho ltssolyunt most Of thu ttms
which wese the nnly Fciue1iea uueA. l think tho
Krs0lyunt very Strengthening aud purifying
nled!cne to tak9 In sucll extreme cAsea a. iu1nc,
because tue disease " Weakening 10 tho yyRtem.
Nils. ASA Il. BROWN.
Maiden, Mass, Oct. III, lH7B.
CAuTlox-lf procuraLle use tho CurlcunA soAr
sentiya OF skn mid scalp Affections.
, 1879-03-07

sented 70 the Deetaa Charge a M raires % It wiz.
ington That cable dispatch had apptiscd him
a. home, and 1caye OF absence was granted
!,ttn. On the true fact. becoming known 10 the
Belgian Minister, TINT Official communicated
them to TUG Home Government, md Van den
Gen. Lawrence learning Of his 1tfo's GIght. he
and several Of his friends made search 1or any
evidence that would compromise the parties.
Almost tho f'rst proof obtainen were Two letters,
Ncste, although there WAS no signature attached
to either. Tile contents Of these ,cplst!es
were much discussed here last summer, AM!
great wonder was expressed tint the General
could c refrain from bloMi,g, out the brain. Of
the ioFcstner at sight. The letters, couched ID
Tie Inost cxtEavagant terms, Rayc Mrs. Law.
Ecnce 70 undelssand that lt'o without her was
nottstg 70 Vnn Gen Nest who urged the wife
to fiS With htrn. These letters md bis wounded
iion9r tsn. tawrc1'ee condded to the kccning
was then, It ts believed, In Europe, atsd lls wns
ter acknowledged the authorship Of The letters,
meeting was to bo arranged for. Gen. Lawrence
with some friends then sailed for Europe. Afr.
!ttvlngston,, accompanied bY Mr. Bingham Will
1cn Nests lodEinrs In London. found him, und,
banding The letters to him. requested to know
Il 10 wrose them. Receiving an affirmative
reply Mr: Livingston asked Mr. Van den Neat
IL HC hOu!H H1cEL NEtls IshHFtnCCt MIlA a TEHIy
was received tint he would meet lin in belgium
r. few days. naming shc exact time.
fought. In wood some tcn Or fifteen
miles from tic bcgian Captlal, Atr. Living
stUn acting as the Generals second. Bubstnf.
tinls The facts aboyc stated In reference to tho
acknowledgements by Van deu Nest Of the au.
thorsp Of the letters 10 Mrs. Lawrence arc
e,nbodlcd IN two. a!Illavits now in The Supreme
Court, made 1r Mr.. Carol Livingston and Mr.
Bingham Willing.
After the duel Gen. Lawrence returned to
stItuted. Mrs. Lawrence, at liz tine Of ler
!!e',t. left boil, !,er son, Young Kingsley, aud
with tho General. Some months aXu,
however, her son went to Europe TO
visit his mother, ni.u recently returned.
When the divorce proceedings were
0rst begun, It was fully understood tint yigor-
ous fight would be made iu tho matter, and that
q counter suit would bo brought. THIS, how.
ever, las not been done, a1,tf It Is now too late
to enter a case on tile docket for tll!s term Ut
court. 81 far rs esln be learned, Mrs. Lawrence
Will not bo present at the trIul, even II sue Is
III The country, for neither plulntfr nor defend
cut eau tes.ifyip divorce case in Rhode Island.
, 1879-03-07
fhTF I0cAl ITEMS.

At II 40 O'Clock lost night Mfs. ,tcune, OF No
r. Scwbcrry avenue, Upon returning llunc
found burglars ra,lsachIliG tte house. SaIe g.Iye
us alarm, but Officers Ma!son mud Moore, wllo
went to The piacc, found that They had escaped.
No description vi the nicn could be obtained.
Amcrlcss Dalas, nn insauo man, was at the
Armory Inst night oil Ills way to rlattsmoutl,
Nrb., III cl,argo VI attendants. Some lyp ycnrs
ago l,u left OlisteIA, Me-, for farm IN
Nebraska, nntl during q rpcent visit
10 his homo III Name, hts ola ,nu'n;;ly
again came upnH lin. When tlu
arrived llrru he WAS uhron1furtab!Y l1lnlltcleM II
M old pair Of i'andrurs. aul TIM attendant
having Lust tl!c key tile Irons were cut upea
With cold clliscl.
Al II :;yu last night cnrsiAyc.tcam bccalBu
frightened at il,u corner Of Desislalnus anA De-
p,I,xl.r elrtrts, md ran nwaY. Tlie driver,
john IInusc,nau, WIS thrown from his
xeat, but, huldl,g on ll,e lines, 10
bruised. III tlle vehicle wcru Frank Dartt'o!.
ul,,up, tie brewer. Ills wife, md twu yo,l!E
lalteR, who were on tAclr WY home, No. E Me-
Aiister plscc All escaped unnIutcd except
Alr. lsn,tuolo,nar, who juInocd wEiIs sl!s team
wcru o,, lie run, and llau Ills lett lcG bad!y
hl>ralhed,
, 1879-03-07

The ChowcllIl'a Rangers nrc law-and-ordcr
society composed Ut wealthy landowners In
Marlposa County, California, who seem to mean
business about as scriously rs any organization
d tt!at character IN tic country. a n,nn named
Ross having been convicted of murder, al,l the
jury hayin; choscn Imprisonment for life q his
punishment, the Sheriff of the county, fearing
an attetnpt to lyoct the rrlsonrr, secretly led
Kiln ont uf the Cnnrt-ltouse by rear passagc,
handcu1Ied lin to "a powerful horse, und mount
Ing an equally good animal himself. started OIL
with him on q gailor over ruad covered With
stx feet Of snuw. il half hour later tho Chow
clliltas were On their track. They gained ou
begnn firing. 4 turn III tic mountain alone
saved the fugittycs. Reaching town, tho
sLertn changed horses, and was barely on again
with his prisoner before tile Rangers arrived.
They, too. chauged horses, md kept up the pur-
suit unt!t the prisoner was safely lodged In q
secure Ja!a In Merrca. So determined were tho
Chuwellt!aa III their pursuit, n1Iti so fully re-
solsel to fasc apy result, that tnany Of them
made their Wills before setting out on the chase.