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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-03-17

The man lacks moral courage
who treats when he should re-
treat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-03-17

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-03-17

MISS JOHNSON'S PLAN.

How to Treat the Traditional MAN Under
the Bed"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

with him for the disgmce that had been plea
upon him."
4 voune man named Edward Slevn. age twenty
three died suddenly Sunday nnder circuun I
sances which gave rise 10 the suspicion that he lad
hern ojs0ned He had gone to New loIh ~" w VI
his return complained OF not feeilng wen; nn L
asked il he hal eaten anytnng ue te niece of
had drank two glasses OF ale ana eaten p pit
pie. shortly afterward he died. post-in9rao ,1,a
examination was made Yesterday by Coroner Sn ms
and Drs Stuart and Richards, and III was lou"u
that death was due to heart disease
JERSEY CITY.
4 woman named Desmond, pedestrian, was ar
rested Yesterday in ll0bOken ana sent 10 Jun jill ~
JERSEY CITY. on charge oil steanng so1g i'o''
from Peter Drumgard, with whom she boarded
,lorzo Wilson the Young clerk who is charged
with embpzzlrng 81 900 from his former employers
the Beach Brothers, the coal dealers, was SuIIe
dered Yesterday by his D1ndSman anu VIC ooAO w
tbc rcuntv jaii 10 await the action of the Courts
Chancellor Runyon has filed opinion ut Iren-
ton on the petition of Washington - Nllii3ms, inc
receiver Of the Mechanics and LaDorerS Sarlngs
Bank. of jersey City, for Instructions m reference
to fhc debts OF the bank. The Chancellor mas de
cided that all debts for borrowed money, DrokfrE
commissions and incidental expenses Wer' eni!I'eu
10 preferences over the claims of the deposltorS.
This makes the claim of the State FIRE Insurance
Company for $19.75G. for money loaned TO The
bank a preferred claim
LONG ISLAND
IoxG Island CrY.-The Treasurer of Long Island
Ctv has appropriafed = o 600 to pay three months
salaries to the school teachers.
RIIsSvILLE-Tue bill recently introduced IN inc
Legislature for the erection of an ron orlgr Over
Newtown Creek ri Blissvllle is creating Inuch IN
dienation among the taxpayers of Queens County
The Senators and AsSemblymen have Deem III
strucled 10 oppose the bill at every stage
HFMPeTEAD.-1he persons who sometime ago
leased Long Beach opposite Hog Island, from l'le
town of Hampstead, have had n survey maze lor n
railroad to run from Ocean Point IA sia,on WI We
Rorl,nwsv IIranch of the Long Island Railroad To
Long Beach along Ilickss Beach, Crossing the inlet
STATEN ISLAND.
Observation-Disclosures supply-steamer fern' OF
the Lighthouse DEPARTMENT. for the soIetY OF Wn'oh
there lad been considerable anxiety, has arrived
safely AT Tonpkinsvilic. Captain wright says tiaU
tbe DELAY in reaching New-ioTk was oWluG 10 us
having had 10 make a harbor at Charleston during
the recent severe storms.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PLAINs.-JOhn j. Roughton OF lohkers,
indicted for bigamy was arraIgned IN the Court OF
SESSIONS at White Plans Yesterday: lie entered
plea of not guilty and III default OF $1,000 Dall DC
was rcmandod 10 prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
BROOhLYY CITY INTERESTS.

LIGHTING TIE STREETS - NOMINATIONS BY THE
MAYOR.
Al the meeting of the Brooklyn Common Council
Yesterday the Committee on Lamps and Gas re-
poTtcl IN favor of awarding the contracts Tor light
ing the street lamps during this year to the
,as companies of tine city, whose bids were as fol-
lows: Brooklyn, 500 year; Williamsburg, S2'' :;
Citizens. Peoples, Nassau and Metropolitan, S2i
each. bid was al.o put in by the Automatic Gas
Larnp and Lighting Company. of New-York which
offered TO light all the street lamps in tie city Tor
SO a lamp or 1000 lamps for 500
each. Alderman seaman, of the Twenty
tbirJ Ward moved that tgc report be re-
t.rrrd hack 10 the committee rs II. H. Clailin and
ther citIz, n of the First Ward had sent IN pei-
tioi requesting that ward to be lighted bN nc Au-
tountic COMPANY. THIS was defeated bY II 10 =,
and Mr. seaman then moved that the contract be
awarded to The Automatic Company. the lowest Da-
der. lie declared that every lamp-poSt I'D me Guy
was a monument of tire fraud practiscd upon me
c,tv hy the gas companies He also SAID that tue
cost of lighting the lamp, according To the gas com
n,uic.' bids would cXcesd III" appropriation iof mat
n,rnose by about $4,000 THIS motion was defeated
hv / > 10 g. and the report adopted by Il 20 ..
4 motion vas then carrtr apWopHating HN'ooo
from the contingent fund To the stI"i-lHhi Ting "r-
count in order TO make mp the deficiency mentioned
81, Nr seaman. llerc are Hiss street lamp, ~
tlc c.tv, and the cost of CITING them tins vea WI
be 1925 B2i Mr.. Seaman claimed that by award
ing tnc contract 90 the Automatic Company the cly
would save over 10000. besides getting better
The MAYORS nominations TO tl vacancies in the
p,ard az Education were confirmed a. follows: h..
! Wbitiock, william H1rkncss, John Hope. Jonn
Bnrecr. john Cunnmgham. W. X: Petugrw, ;. Is.
Dntchcr. John Flynn, John McNaInrc; ihoma3 =.
Wb-cdcn. Edward Rowe, James Hole, Henry IIds-
w lanes NJ. Shanahln. George r. Alexander.
4 +. port of the Law COMMITTEE" was adopted Tor
the payment ct $I.lS4 81 Ion lcga expenses IN TIE
dc,,,,rc of cN-Coutroller Evan NJ. johnson 10 the
suit which recently brought against I"n by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

Graf Bismarck from Careson arr at Bristol str
from Baltimore arr nj Plymouth tor from NeW
Orleeus Tor Reva arr az Newport Wales str Morg from
Gaveston; at Newcastle, SUI Oforus"e'
from New.YOrK. -, -, r.-.,..s uo
LIVERPOOL 9-Arr strs AvOndale from Portand 1g,
bert Norfolk Mobile, from mobiles biazhp'n' 'o'
BOstOn Lake Nepig0n. from Portland 49,.
HAvEs Feb e-saed str Geert, from Hamburg tor NeS'
York. a., -. ro,.-
LONDON Feb 9saled % inst Balkan; 4h ms p };
lrfka 9th INST DsnganO. GeOrge Sth INST AlDion "
undersen Anal Chas Murdoch, last TWO TOT
Baltimore; Nereus capt Schrier Perseverance, S'n s
Paramount. a., -. ,o.un.,...
Arr 4th inst Elsabetta d. Maipn' 9h INST Coh R
GauthiOd, Ida capt Bugge LINDA tCapt feIrI
7th inst Brazilian Capt BeTg Oscar Cyprus apt SteeSe
Famlens Minde Frank Capt Petersen Frem OasKO"
osrbe n InQolf Jupiter Cap Leitke Lucy Pone Peyha
Rhine Capt smith, stewart Freeman Marie sledenpeIg
the latter nc FamOnth Sh inst tessel OF Dungenes tHe
oG Plymouth: Anna Maria. Evangene, Meteor Persever'
ance Ornen Capt Eiseand summer Mora Turku Hppofs;
9Th inst. Aryio. Belle Of Avon, Peters, Mustang
fvr Later SIM Netgs A. an . zee F1ftt Pays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
STORY OF ROBBERY DIsPROvED.

yuv r.SCIFCI WAY IN WHICH THE OF
JrwrIRY AND MONEY WAS ACCOUNTED FOR.
A young man who gave his name as Rathburn,
and said he was from New-York, told the Boston
police a remarkable story Of robbery on Friday
morning last. He SAID that he was the agent of
iaweler in the Bowery. tbs city, and that lie had
gone 10 Boston Thursday night by Sound steamer
On the boat he made the acquaintance OF a we'll
dressed man, who so won his confidence that he
made known his business. and produced from a case
some diamond iewelry for inspection. On the fol-
having morning shortly before IL o'clock, while
crossing the Common, ne met his new acquaintance
Mt the rremont-st. Mall, and asked him for light
for his cigar. After putting few times he sud-
denly became insensible and fell in the snow, where
he Law unconscious for half en- hour. Upon recov-
eriug he discovered that he had been robbed of
diamonds and other jewery to the value OF 5000
and $3.50 in money. The police made an lnYcstl-
cation, which resulted III completely dlscreditIng
the story ,
New-York jeweler whom Rathburn represented Is
r Taunenbaum, No. 222 BOwery. NJ. Iannen-
baum said that Rathburn was not an agent OF bis,
viii iewelry worth about $500 on account OF the
relationship Rathburn had come back 70 New
York and told him story OF robbery differing
somewhat from the one he had narrated In BOs-
TON He said that while crossing the Common u
stranger came up to him aud asked hlm Ill German
for hight fOr his cigar: Raibburn, VINO was
smokine n cigarette held his face to the stranger,
still keeping the cigarette IN hls mouth. Inc
strange man pulled the fumes Of the cigar into his
face. the effect being to make him suddenly and
alarmingly Ill. Becoming unconscious, ne was
robbed OF the iewery and $50 in money. Mr.
Tannenbaum said lie did not believe any such story,
as it was prepostercus to suppose q man eon,,d be
Jynggcd and robbed on Boston Common III broad
davI,ght. His idea he said, was that Rathbur
had lost the jewery and money while gambling IN
New-York and had then gone TO Boston To conc0ci
The story of robbery. Mr.. TaHnen baum. who de
clIned to say whether RathbuTn was the correct
name of his relative, had not decided yesterday
what action he would take III the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
v,EPJED DESPITE ms INTENTION.

Solomon Weinthal, son of a well-Enown husi-
ness man of ioboken was married two weeks ago
70 Mss Bchl n variety Singer and actress. The
ceremony WAS performed by Justice William F..
Ensch. The newly married pair lived together only
a few DAYS and parted after very bitter quarrel
Weuthoi claimed that the marriage was Il mock
ceremony and appeared 10 be much surprised when
toId Inv thc Justice that IL was legal. lie then lett
Unhoken and his present domcH Is not known.
Instice Rusch stated last evening tai young EN-
th,I requested him not 10 send duplicate OF me
marriage certificate to the comfy Board OF Health
aud Vital Statistics, ne tho law requires. Inc
,vomau will bring suit for divorce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
STRIKE OF ,LONGSHOREMEN.
A REDUCTION OF WAGES CAUSES TROUBLE AMONG
rr,r SOCIETY MEN-oTHER 'LoSGsHoREMEN Al
ONCE FILL THEIR PLACES.

A REDUCTION OF WAGES CAUSES TROUBLE ANON"
THE SOCIETY MEN-0THER 'LoHGSHOREMEN Al
ONCE FILL THEIR PLACES.
About 200 East River 'longshoremen went on
strike Yesterday because of the determination OF
James E. Wards Havana Line, {. II. Mallory ~
On . Texas Line, and w. ID. Morgan's Bristol Line
70 eonaize the rates of pay with those on the North
Rixtr-3O cents an hour for day and 10 cents an
bour for night work. IL is about three months since
the last strike on the East River, and AZ that time
tbero was considerable activity among the shipping
of the mort which forced agents and stevedores To
vicld 70 the demands of the 'lougshoremen and paw
thcn, 40 cents an hour for day work. These same
man when net employed on the East RIVER would
90 70 the North River and work at less wages but
yvould demand higher rates for working on vessels
on the East River. running TO INC same p'ils ana
| carving the same c ass OF freight. ,
Tie reason for the reduction. IT rs claimed DIV the
Steamship pgents is because Of the great cOlnpctl-
zion IN freights which has caused lower IMAM paw g
| rntcs and the stagnatIOn in the shipping tainc.
The men on the strike are members on thc society,
and MANY of them stated yesterday that theF "ohid
! L., willing to work at the reduced rate, rs ihcY
| NorI6 not afford TO be unemployed. They belonged
70 the society however, and stood IN fear OF viola
ting any Of its rules.
| Tts men working at weekly wages were also
forced 10 oin the strikers. When the strike was or
! drred a special police force was sent 10 the per
where the vessels loading or dIschaiglng cargo
In nrcVcnt any disturbance. he places OF the
strikers were at once filled by nOn-soclety men, WHO
were anxious 10 work at any wages which wCn!d
Give them bread for themselves and their families
These LATTER are capable 'OngshOfemen, VINO assert
tbnir ndepeudence by not joining tho society, anC
! Gladly welcomed the strike Some Of the more bel
1gereut strikers stood behind some of the cottoI
bales along the rlver front aHd stohed ile men Wl'
had been employed in their places but were driver
ay,av Inv tie police. Two of the men employed OF
Maiiory's dock had their heads seriously cut will
sfones. The steamship managers say that Their YES
| III Io dot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
SHIP s,1US y.


PORT OF NEW y ~ ---i ED "
ARRIVED
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vessel 5Iand eg stokes. Antwerp 10 DAYS TO Peter
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with coifce Amsincs & ce vessel 10 Goo i nicy
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wIND-sunsci-Al sandy Hook. moderate. NV; clear At
Cty Island, stroug y wv e!eai'
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sS P.eoi Georsetown, Dem, W whitney Sarah Hdat
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& ,,,n Now ork Hamburg las passed thr Lizards ar
az cardi Rheubna, from Newforkj arr at ReYa 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
MEETING or SryDAT ScHo0L UoREERS

4 meeting OF the officers aud teachers II Prcshy-
,r;au Snnday-school4 was held iast evening in The
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. There wa an
attendance of more than CSC. including the Rev
DR.. John Hall and Charles :. Robinson and the Row.
Sle-sr-. 7. H. H,rling. George Nixon +. White, f..
i. CLARK. = 81. Hamilton, = y. 'o'sltcr, A. H. Nc
mcnf. Charles flaming and l.. o. Phelps The Rev.
J. y White briefly stated the object of the meeting
tn he primarily, to come together rs tclow-w1r'-
crs and become better acquainted with each othcr.
Df Hall made a short address ON " The Rclat o.
the Snndav-school 10 the Church. j. W. &. Ley
rdce read statistics, showing the number OF teach
cr in the Church sunday Of the Prr>bytciy
Ia he 7yO and of The scholars 1,1i9 whIle IA thu
Chanel aud Mission schools there are 40 teachers
and 6 $50 scholars. Dr. Robinson spoke on United
Tdor Among the Churches and remarks were
n,ndo l,y Mr. White, Sir. Moment Mr. Clark and
ntLrrs ON the subject 90 she good done 10y PAYNE
Theological students email salaries towork IN down
towu Sunday->chOols.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
CLEARING STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
EFFORT TO ADAPT A CONTINENTAL SYSTEM Tt
AMERICAN METHODS.

Yrropr TO ADAPT A CONTINENTAL SYSTEM TO
AMERICAN METHODS.
The trial of the Continental system Of clearing
stock transactions begun yesterday ubder the
snerintendence of the inventor, II. Os'erburg. The
ecect If several members of the Clearing House to
furnish their statements at the appointed hour and
the inexpcrience of the brokers and of many of the
Clearing House clerks, who were not familiar with
the practical working of TIE system, nterfered with
its success Owing partly to the small business
done Saturday at the Stock Exchange the cearanccs
Yesterday were very small 1t is expected however.
That greater familiarity with the details OF tho
work will make the system popular among stock
brokers' 80
The principal feature and advantage of the system
- That If is settlement Of differences. II has been
mo unusual occurrence that members Of the Stock
! Evchaurc have dealt largely III various securities
| a,,d vet at night have had perhaps only few han
drod shares IN their office. Under the former
ton ali the stock sold and bought must be delivered
or renewed By the foreign method the differences
onIv are delivered and receive. The risk OF the
| numerous deliveries Is avoided largely Dy the new
mpfhod and the transactions are settled win slght
tronLlc aid expense. The differences are settled BY
! t;cl1ets issued bv the Clearing House winch fixes
each dav 'making-up" price al about the average
nrjce of the stocks the previous day. he actual
differences IN price are settled by the brokers Them
selves who alone know the history OF Tue tfalsac-
! tons. ,a .;,,;o. %
! brokers expressed yesterday various opinions OF
tho adaptabIitv of the system TO American INGENIOUS
of husiness All appeared willing that the new sys-
tenn should be tired fairly before passing Judgment
| on It's success or failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AGRTvAL7

inasor HoeI-1he Hon. Stancy Mattne ert ., "i ne
Chcago and Nohwe Hallway COMPANY frc,tc XII.
Da"eivcr 81 fbe Indian po Clncinrau an IHtpe'o i
Ia connany ana James T,llnghast OF Buhai"
T~Sahf Soil-Ex.GO ". d " a,hDnIn % nd n : "
CLARK Of Albany Brcrc0t Uo"sc-J oAei rts San
dainh,a - ~ Vo7s--ChRrles De YOUNG VI ito o"''
Tapnn;co chronicle aud Chaes Ewing 1l ~
s. Ja,,S Ro-Dlvid C. 10 insnn o. fn'id sfr
Uof,i-JelotDc Il. Parmenter oil Troy W
Inife1 Siafes Marshal ]. y. kctns O FhllAneIPHl-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

been unable TO find out where he or to collect
the arrears of rent. ,.,4 he
Some of Mr. Lahin's acquaintances THINK tliat h's
troubles have unsettled his mind and tbat ne lIas
committed suicide; but this is not generally be-
eved Mr. Latin has had the reputation OF Il lnan
of integrity and is credited with some wealth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
r. e. r.
RadWav's Ready Relief.

THE CHEAPEST Az D BI.oI ~ I.Iyt'. ~ II Wv
USE IN THE WORLD.
ONE 30 GEN T. BOT TIE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREvENr
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPI.
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOX OIHEh MED-
ICINFS OR MEDICAL ATrEN DANCE v,.,, 70 . =.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY ht.Lii ~ - ~
Piled EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN lNI.si ALLY AZ
CoRDING TO DIRECrIONs-PAIN. FkOh WHAIE'Eh
CAUSE, CEASES TO EAlsR -. l., .-,on.as or,
in al ca pain dscomiort M M
seized with influenza Diphtheria sore Throat humps bsi
Ss Hoarseness Billions Cole Inflammation OF the Bowers,
Stomach Lungs Liver kidneys, or wlth SrnD Susy EVE
and Ague or with Neuralgia, Headache, lc DJvodA
ac,e Earache with Lumbago PAIN III the ss ~. %
at ar with Diarrhea Cholera Morbns, or DyseneF, w
ei,b pnrns scalds or Bruises Chilblin frost Bites OF
win ira Cramps or spasIns, the acati0n OF Rad.
WAYS READY RELIEF Will cuIeyouVi '"o "'''''A '~
cmnpalnls In few hOnrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

A little boy was walking with his mamma,
ana there fell from ABOVE his head on avalanche Of
SCOT blown by the wind from neighboring chimney
Holl0a!" cried he quite astOnished. /" some Niger
snow !"
Traveller" Here, waiter, take this steak
away and give To tho poor It's IA tough as Walter
lblandl,)-" We never 'ad complaints. SIR Tray
eler- no. because that wrctched old cow had em ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The inporauce or the noryOns It's power over life
and lie direct bearing which IT has on human happiness -
RECOGNIZED; It's aud tho danger Oi OvefiN
nr n whether through intense mental Application or Dy te
pxcesslve indulgence appetlt"5 ana pr0pehstltS are
nroucr suecfs for consideration When the nervous system
sdcrangc Il is absolutely necessary 10 promptly seek al
Woe fIou an xpert who for long series OF years mas ne
rofe hs whole time and attention 70 this study and wh0r0m
m xpcrence practice, has learned 10 discover AZ once
promptly apply the remedy thus aVohtg
s painfully seeking for the truth so common 70 tue IN
cxperenced annoying 10 the patent VINO very nat
ma w. wantstO without delay what IS the matter me
of probabilities OF
arc the tlmc required -. t.....o ,,o,.ot a..
n fhe bain has exhausted by intense mental ap
of the power Of connected thOIgt "
tan "nv recover il strength by being properly TED ana
,i,rfei,td Of certain systematic methods IL -
rc.cy me same with the nerves that preside over organic
he The o TINS branch ol mccll practice ct soi
reaches marriage, the peipetuduon Of
& names tlr securing hereditary titles and the retcn
tiou IF estates, In the same FAMILY ,,-..,.. r t,-o
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