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The Proposed New Capitol building
Elegant Dcsigns-A Structure Net
TO 30 Surpassed by AHy similar
Owe ian the United States.
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nor 5ALE-At this office, rs pOunds ofbour-
L. geols tyre, in good condition. offered at
a bargain
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ThHnking my numerous customers fer their
patronsge while in the late firm of Curtis n
Robinson, ana while alone, respectfully So
q. p. CURTIS.
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Co-paTtneYship.

IN Il, the undersigned, have this day formed
w a co-partnershlp, for the purpose Of
conducting general commission and grain
business, under the firm style of Curtls q
Garrett. We nay the highest cash prices for
all kinds ofRrsin, bones, Iron, etc and make
liberal advances on conslgnments.
G. Il. CURTIS,
A. O. GARRETT, in,
DALLAS, Texas, January 81, IssI.
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FOR RENT.


TOB RENr-Hoose conner Wood and Lacy
4 streets, consisting OF following rooms;
Parlor, sitting rOom, dining room, he'd room,
with folding doors between each r1om so the
the four rooms can be thrown into one; ~
Kitchen, bath room, clothes press, pul
chAa closet and hall. Gas In every rOou
wSter-EOfk5 IN ltoheu and bath rc
Terms: One YEARS. rent ia advance Also.
sale Charter Oak cook stove, almOetheW, one
heating stove, one extension table, one new
bed5tead, Ous psrOr set and some carpets. Ap-
rly on premse9, or 10 d. q. Oppenheim, at
sanger brosu upstairs.
EOR RENG-A neatly furnished room At
H. go Commerce street, betWeea Sycamore
and Eray streets j 81. Hayes,
ITO % KENI'-One or TWO meath iarli6nel
4! Eonm3, souberH exposure, with Or with.
out hn-rd. Oh Poydres street.
FNOR EtNT-- Dwell Ing with six ro0ms, good
II Wator. Urf.r sale For terms enquire
at lg) Polk etre5t between Market ana Aus
lin, on lremi,ts.
IGOR RENG--A two story house with seven
4 rooms, three blOcss nom business CEN
ire; cis'egn and hydrapt water. Apply to
Frank Wheat 7Oi Aaiu Street
EOR kENr--lhe Bcnnett hise mouse, In rear
I Of John Potts grocery store, In front OF
Pacific depot. suitable for - produce store;
will hold 8, 600 bushels Of com. For psrtlcu-
lars, Inquire Of John Browning, 1851 Elm 81,
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DIR. s. EAGAM

Having permanently located In Dallas. re.
spett'ully offers his professional seryces 10
the community.
Office: 7I3 Main Street.
Residence, Grsnd-Winds0r hotel
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HOST.

1 0SI-A nickel watch, the Universal time
IA keeper, -.stem-wnder, tstem-setter. 1t
wos lest rear BrOwder SPRINGS gravel pit. IL
has long buckskln string. The finder viii be
rewarded suitably by returning the same to
Kuep0y & Son.
7 USr-On Thursday afternoon, on Elm,
~ Main or Commerce streets, in the viciu :.
Ivy of BucT Horn corner, u small black rocket
book, cOulaing q Sl0bll and some small chnogo
in ali ABOUT $40, The lady 10 wbOm H. be-
longs 10 poor and needs Il. The lluder will be
street
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uorreenonaenca of tne Herald.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-30
Church Directory for 1881.

LUTHERAN CHURCH. Preaching every
Sunday morning in German at 103 o'clock
by Rev. Wm. Pilz. Sunday School ut 8
A. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcn-At Walhalla
Rev. S. L. Morris, Pastor First Sabbath
atll A NJ second Sabbath att P NJ third
Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and 7 r. NJ; fourth
Sabbath at 7 p. NJ. Sabbath School every
Sabbath at94 A.. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening OF 7 p. NJ. Riohand
Church Preaching every second and fourth
Sabbaths at IL A. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Preaching every
second and fourth Sundays and on Saturday
before the second by the pastor, Rev. G. IL.
Carter. Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing at 81 A. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Thursday night, at II O'clock.
SENECA City ClnouIT-( Methodist D.
Pew. w. A. Hodges, Preacher in Charge
dreaching at O!d Pickens on the first Sum
day ct IL A. M. Second Sunday at Seneca
City at IL A. nj. and at Friendship at 8 P.
NJ. Third Sunday at Rock Springs at II
A. NJ. Fourth Sunday at Fairview at II
a. n. Every fifth Sunday at Friendship
at II A. NJ.
METHoDrsT - WALHALLA CIRcUIr--
Rev. 9. y. Mann, Preacher in Charge
Preaching. st Center Church on the first
Sabbath at 10, A. NJ; Westminster at 8
P. NJ. On the second Sabbath at Jocassee
at 10 A. NJ; at Whitmire's at 8 r. NJ.
Third Sabbath at Double Syringe at 10 A.
NJ; at Oconee at 8 p. NJ. Fourth Sab.
bath atWalhalla at IL A. M. and Z P. M.
AT Hopawell on Saturday before the first
Sabbath in each month and on tho RNh
Sabbath. Prayer meeting at tho Walhalla
Methodist Church every Wednesday ovon..
ing at z P. NJ. Sunday School at 81 A. NJ.
every Sabbath morning. t+S
, 1881-05-19
In tho district, ard rccclvou Mt least ttrco shots
from elch fte bcgAn bin trip Mt H. n., mud was
Killed nbUni nuO,l,
THE WEATHER.
SIGNAL SERVICE.

SIGNAL SERVICE.
OFFICE OF THE CiltEr SlnSAr. OFF1CEfs.
WAati1NnIus, u. e.. May 1o.--1 n. ,n.-1nd[
caltoMs--For Tennessee ntui the Ohio Valley
partly nloutly weather md locat rnina, slight
clahgcs II, temperature and barometer, md
light variable winds.
For tho Lower 1.nke Region slightly
warbler and fntr weather, winds generally
from north to cast.
Fur, tho Uppcr. Lake Region, tue Upper
Mississippi, n,ml tha LAWYER Missouri Valleys.
light lnenl rains. cool AtHl purity c!Uttsly
weather will continue with nurtlleEly tD
westerly Winds, md stationary Of n slight
rlsg 1T the barometer.
Tho Chief Sfgnal Officer furnishes tho fol-
lowing spcclhl bulletin:
llnin cuHtlhltrs lit Now England and tho
Middle Status. md nnrthcasferty Ealas coii-
tiMup on tho ATLANTIC C0nst 1M,rtlI OF Cupe
1fntteras. Clear weather continues II! tho
re,nnfntng districts east Ut thu AtlHstssiupl,
n1l.t local rains with colder uor!l,eriy Winds
nru reported from thu Northwest nnl thcncu
southwark tu Texas. Tho temperature llns
risen slightly In, New. ENglaNl >, nnu
thu northern portion VI the Middle
slightly III tho remaining districts. Rivers harp
faalen slowly At all stations Gxccpt ut V!cksburu.
New Orleans, In Urt,ase. and DnMhn. whuro thBy
have rrnnntneA stAtlonnry. Indications nre tIlAt
slightly whra1ur mt fnir weather Will prevail III
Tho Middle and South Atlnntio StMtts 'fhrtt!E
Friday Mllu TINT Guol1r wgnthor will prev!!l Ill
tho Uulf States. Tho rivers Will fall Slowly"
LuoAL Ol,sk1tvATtOSt.
fttfFE1 1kftFk kfak1 IT'D n k1S
, 1881-05-19
FIRE RECORD.


- ~. ~, r. IN l.. A.,
'lHo nlRrln lroh LUX .Vi III o'sV III tilo
evening WIS cnuscil by llro ttl tle rDnr
rnnu,a m thn snrnn,I Goor ~ n two.story
s .o'' ~ s"o 9sI ~ -. ~. ss.,,.
1fatlIe tellelnclit nj NO. ~ NcSt WASHINGTON
street, owned by Jusupll Lcderer, alltl Occ,l-
,,od no fnifo,va. Tirat 1nor. .1nmus ,}urk.,,s
p1G1 40 ioi1o"a' tust nuott '"nEn I"t ", ~
saEn0n; seconu Hour, louglflgs OF Mfs. A1ar
slnll Mrs Lnrrtssy md Robert Hewitt wife
and chIid. II wos IN n hc,l-roo,u If the mart
lncnts occupied by tho Inter ta,nily that tile
~ $3.50 .1..sa 49,. ..'s,, a.,'i ,,.s,,i.t
ihR oh loohs HealilsL tlu wall w" pncheu
away III n trunk. Mrs. Hewitt charged her
i,,ut,ora ,ultt, I'm p, n,nIt,d,,,,alv eof nro to
i"a'"''a ".]A ""snA ",.'e1 @us "
nut eI0thinR. hnd Ho WAS tNeEeloTe
arrestcll i,Y Officer A.. Connolly and booked
~ tt,n ,u.at 1f,,l,sor Gtrnnt et,tlou far
Nv 1'n West An""'a". ot1eev c.~l'"l' ~.
nrs0il. JlGWltt IL about - years or nEo, OF
tnot personnl nppear,lnua md n lnRchfntst
T., .rnIa ~, snharo,1 In , fn,,, t,n,,r. n,,t
Wy tta9e. 4te suucseu VI toW 'outs' A''u
seemed to feel Ills position kelnIy. lie was
dr,,nk. or nearly ao Wien tim Ilro stnrtctl.
-" " ~, sut. - !. ~
A!la c4hllns 10 klloW unthhtR s'uout ~ II Ho
started It, md llu thlilk4 from what liG hns
s,ncc l.ra1, thot lin iii stnrt r. IT. ,vns unt,,-
anta o, d's .,s,st ~ ~ ~, rcs,,n fe
hfs nitn nrS iiywItt vim ,n"ncs tnn - %s.tnr9,. ~
so III. n,.ii,, rint1 NV SstnrH sn
hivns W. AZ n..pr ,f rvemsa ti'or, n''s
nn"rs M ~ nrnnS uf cri.n,,M;iiv ru"inaf hnr hns-
1"u "u ~ f' th n,sn T. tt'nryrf frn Hi,ntv r.. I'll
es.'I @ - , ~, - . 49, -.
, 1881-05-19

TIE NEW ronK FEATISEnuEADs.
NEw YoNK, May 18.-Tlio 1fanierre nntf-
Conkline Republicans passed resolution
Inst night indorsllg md sustaining the Pres
itlent. A committee WIS appointed to CO.
operate with othor citizens III holding a
lnass-lucetlug Oh the :.3h, and mother
committee was appointed t. 80 te
AnS'ny and opposts ts reloction Of Of
Sivan pSr,nIssion @ % shook md Di1tenhoofas, H.
Republicans, to t!ro salutg at the CITY Hall
pnrk whom tue , nonlsnAt'on ot sSnat9r iuneTtsoa
Association ut uruokiyn. at nceting lust nght,
passed resolutions cOntlemninY thu action Of
Conkang nnd rlatt In rcsgninu.
\ GRAND MAss.,lEEr1Nd.
Tho German uittxcn8 rropusp grand {uAsa-
,noetlnE for tho purpuas Ut expressing approval
Of tho Presidents coursc.
UTICA.
UTICA, N. Y, kfny ls,-Tho Republicans flrod
Joy guns IN honor u ttohvrtsoii'a confirmation.
Utica IL tho l0snu Ut Cankllng.
ROCHESTER,, N. \.
llocilEsrEn, N. y. Muy l7.-Tho confirmation
OF ltobcrtaon mud Morr1tt WIS eclobratod sy l00
guns.
ltunsoy, N. Y.
!.epnbiisaas ilres W lSj xa'is ia hau"r 81 Jaixs
lsubortson's uonlirtnatlon, puttt,ons wore elr.
gulnteu protestiuK 1galnst tho reelection OF
Conklinx and Phtt.
ALBANY, N. Y.
ALBANY. N. y, May IA saluto Of 100 guns
was tru,l here ta-uAy III honor 0f tho ooutrma-
tton Ut Robertson.
wArEnrowx, N. y.
WArEnrowN, N. H., May ls.-Tho Republicans
H ii p%ssvi % SES couSiuF III
I'lutt and sustaining tho ADMINISTRATION. Nem-
bers Of tue Legislature from th!e seot0n wero
Nskel 10 labor Tor tho return 0f SDnAtura ln nc.
cord with the Administration. Onn hnn1rUd
guns were frcd over ltoborsson's confirmation.
, 1881-05-19
CINCINNATI sAENGERBuND

Serious Obsta clos III the Way Of Trana.
uprlMtton OF tic soctattex f,o,nno.sur
tle ItunI rn .l.c Ct.icnvn Te.flvaI.
fFonau!llty OF Festival Being Held
Ill Cincinnati on tile Same Dntcs AN
slle Chicago Festival.
CINCINNATI, y, May 1a-Tho Cincinnati
Nro,,lov whit ,vl,c,, ru,,',,In,, MI, ,,n ,,rn-
Ato..4ny a'Gnt' wiz" u aeao'u.1oi' W't1 W p1o-
6ented elnulnV OIL tho singing societies be-
ta.'1 .ho T,,na,... Cn.,s"ss"a. - az. W @ -"
.oua wy o''cuso oanatllest, II ln4s Toso.
nroyItltnp thnt arrangements al,aIi In null,
E,a,',.s s s,as. sm.t"1.su'aen.e -. snau W ltnuo
1of hoiatng SAhsertesk IN ts1as CITY a1r Ing
the snnip week TINT the Chicago SIuEorfust
ia ho1d II ,vnu ,na,,t1nrod in thoso Jfs,.nt" ",os
20 Mo'u. ~ was ~ nAen..uIeu ~ uao6o u'spa'cnes
Cincinnati SiinrDrhund warn vnry much
N'''ro"t'''e "~'e ~. 4"aest
, 1881-05-19

Inn ra0rln
,a. anefn = ,,i.s H. f,aa ~ ,rcctiros hnye been
E'inM n Masa'Ss%", v Snr ;n,, M "tG' e, nprrn"c to
s S".tt ~ ~ H. stmI,,st rnttnn II il new tho
course oi t'n m41,,at ,n ,r,rn um nr,,..
% nant :" ~. ~ , ntI' nnn t,nrir o,,fl lin rrrut
EsL,,..S " 'In mor,,a,.,r. e iuvr $50 rnIlind in
~ ada rr ,h"ir tar,y. l.rstlirs this
,s',,,,n, ~" si ror"o NJ rn,n,ilnr sulinicnt. lilo
nnn, ~ I,,,t,,, nnimrtsnn fu.tlay ms C,I-
a ~ LIZ Ia.t ~ Saw vnrr ma u,,t nav lilo
t"in thn m ~ Naturalization, canynss nl,et cast
'n,,, LIN w ~, ~ thn nn,w,stIi,,n
R'oo"' ".e' '." '....r.. ,,,,,,,, .,,..,,,,,.
THE AIit u THICK WITH HIMolE1
pf stn,npcAc Of tho COnkllnE forccs. S!xtecn
II tho lirty-snyen atYt1erA Of tho llnuitl Huhtl
tre reruEtru - INV i Gss .o' +, n..nrt,N
ns nas nIr,,r tm Vita ,,,rr sh,, r,. rccssnry to
nv" "'I'' = 'm.iurItv ~ thn f,,li Ncn,llHfcnn
,"',.,,s 1,," Hnl,crts,,, tuen nro tlstitrtl
~ in.tnp iuhiinmt t,vur tti.ttay,s yctnrr,
hn H. th,ir nxritrucl. II Ia r..nr,,1 thry rr il.
,inoH ~ ~, n,M.t Inn ,mIiih # IA iluubtrd il tloy
,nrr aerrr,I II ,,,minritv Of tho t,cp,lbllyss, IT.
t,omnn II 10 ,,snnrnIiv cttnowlc,iyrt1 fhnt Upnk.
Hs G s ! hncn t,st',I ,rsnMn,i hWfriv turing tho
ims rhn nmro,,,r,T,,,,lf nf ftullgrts,It.'s con.
;r;n. i.,u ,,n ,shtln lin at.rntn VIVA II, scasou
his ,,,nrrjuw ,rtrrr WA nj O,icu Tcf,er,i rijsh
I'M. stn,trf ",rhrrn nl,e,rs FIR [;arjrIGr and
.ri,rnt, t,.,cnr. r,,r ttniu,rtsom," These yyprv
,,"n viii :, ,x, hr Inn ,nntnhnrs cY tho Senate
ti to larrn o,1,tt,nco n,,tt tin cbrrrs yycrc re-
, 1881-05-19

AN IMPARTIAL MoyAucI11c.At VIEW.
LONDON, May 1s.-'rl,o PalI Null 1tszcttc
of this afternoon, commenting 0il tho Into
deadlock Il, the United Suites Senate md
thu designations 0f Senators Cnnkllng Antl
1'lntt, snys that tho incident is q
highly dIsagrccablo symptom, as show.
ing tho Importance which patronage
and place have. attracted to thcu-
selves In tho Hoptlbltc Tloro soorns TO be M
iouaor my stnteati,nnshIp In lho Amur!cun SsN-
utr. The men III power in tho Republic snek NJ
ents to tho lxnublp work nt reWar.ltnx thelr
feenls and Furnishing THUR olici,l!ea III order t
prsIlol.x t!olr own official pnwnr. Tho lttH MAJ
healthy political lifo Is impossible III tho Quilted
Status. and thut grave perlls nwnit tho country
ia tho tuturp.
, 1881-05-19
AT TIE MNTHOpOL18.
QUALIFICATION.
Etkefai klistL, L., <f,hs S.aix..a, kf3-xks,..a

New Yol,K, May l8.-Vhcrp Is, unoues.
t,onnhIv n rtni ,lnni m tn,lIiicot,on nvnr tt,o
cohllft'atloll 0t JNAEo 1tobertson ~ Col
luctur OF thts fN,rt. Tho News WAs hAlIua
win jos oS ulo 1'ep"o!'e''t.s, Ml4 M"huseo
guns Wero tlroa Ill tho Ctty-l!all i'ark III
lui,or 1T tina event. II must Du N,Ortltvlng to
nlf' So!1AA'lls 10 n'!o e'4a's ~ lnE t1n pi'1ii1
down TIC pillars OF thu Republican temple,
md trvhlvfrv hia ,,ortv in M,tnh,nn 4lIsuutar
@ .s ss',.',as, IL. ,''n;,.Is.,,a.,a n',,,...a..
, 1881-05-19
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, May lS.-Arrlved, the Arizona,
from Now York.
New YoHk. Mny 1s.-Arrivcd. tho Partaia,
feo,n Liverpool,
QuAsssT0wN, May 1s.-Arrlved, tho HnlyotIa.
frnm Naw York.
LONDON, May 1B,-The Herler anu sal!or, frotu
New York, md tho Indiana from Philadelphia,
have arrived uut.
BAN yitAacIS0o. May .l8.-Tho steamer Htato Of
California, from Portland, due bore Mpnstuy
!noFAIn9, has not yut arrived. aud tho light
huus0 steaMer AAnhantlA bus K0ue out to R1Ar0h
fus bur, 1t IL supposed her delay IL caused by .
.bspAk.doWa of llaohlnGry,
, 1881-05-19
LABOR AND CAPITALS
THE CAlsI'ESrEKs., /,

THE CAItI'ESTEHs. ,,u,,
Tho carpantors and JoloFs l'e!a 'a1't t,harrI 1s
lar weakly meeting iii tho ltalroaa .napr, u,t,y
last 1(ght, the proceedings being keps a'ta~ ,.u,
secrut. This III Itself Is suspicious ,"1 1rau,
these tlncs but the rcportGs; l;Ls lsI,h tar hlgIef
Wei ,s Mas sna1cssa 3 !hs fya!sss s
,nnst at tho carocniasa bonE sa.sea sn M'' iouer
aaa Ea Per day. Iho sa5'tys't &PS &PrSuteety.
aye r"rnlehl 9momF . of tl,S sek snox hs
Frns, = fui raised for tho prpatS e sbilu Xii s!ar
II paid to my maml,rr Ut tha un.is. us.!ikcrs.
thouHb no allowance ls pladu tu stf'Ae'''
, 1881-05-19
A BOLD, BAD BULL.

". LoNfs 1adc lively by = Texas Stcer
Men Catased, WonoM Scared, and
Colored Children Tossed Among the
AnEcls.
spsctas DspatcA to Tns Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No., blny IA lot of Texas
cattle camo In OF tile Iron Mountain this
morning, md. while being penned aE tho
yards, olo Of then, managed to escape. and
started to taRe III the town. a solitary
horsouan purs ued, but with no better effect
tlIan to arouse tho anlnal to greater dc
grea Of frenzy. Tho inturiatod brute
HOW dashed hetor-skelter along tho
pavements uhl streets lndlscrlin!nately,
causing many scare to pedestrians. In tho
Vicinity Of Tonth and Market streets h0
qlaas q break for group Of chlllran who
were seated on q doorstep. The llouse-door
WIS fortunately open, md tho 1tttlu ones,
yelling In terror, managed to get insido ho-
fofo the mnl beast Wns upon them. lie then
rail down Tenth stroct, and encountered but
little opposition until he approached Loouat.
A lnan OH horseback happened to be crossing
Tenth street at this point Just as
sha steer rushed along. Tho lat-
ter lowered his horns and charged.
The man saw his peril, and, whipping up h!a
hHrso, run lin down Locust street just IN
time to escape. At tho Same motnentfA
k4tlhcE "A3 GAAAktuS ylUA tNHAlA VII 1 Wt4lltI
street, unconscious Of the danger. The
animal sighted him, aud. forgetting tho
l,orselnRu, made for tim. Tho brute made
vicious thrust at the man, which struck the
box te was carrylMs, breaking It to pleces.
Tho man was thrown down alld apparently
tra1nplud upon, but he escaped with torn
olathes and a spralnad wrist. Passing on to
Washington avenue, the steer charged
several tnen Into storos and alloys and Kenerally
had thipgs Ills own way, Surfing north, when On
Eleventh street, h0 encountered two lndios, Miss
Lizzo LanxIridRe and Miss 1d4 htono, who wero
on thclr Way down town. Miss stono escaped.
but hor companion was thrown down ana
trnnpio4 upon quito severely. SAO was carElcd
to house near ny, whore abc lay tor long time
unconscious tfor Injuries aro not dangerous.
A crowd gathered uround tho atGas at thta
point aud h0 stood for q moment
as bay, TRAD aud tagged out,
pnthed Ia poaplration, and almost bllad
with excitement. lIo thou loaped tho low funco
of tbeyartls ou the northwest corner Of Eloveuth
atFlet And Washington avenue, and started west
through the ltttla yards. IeaplnR thu fGnces rs
they eumo In bis way. The crowd followed ut a
safa dlstapcc, calling loudly upon the po!loo to
shout. When tho steer hal gono half way UP tho
ltouk to turned In bis tracks, and tha dou,and
e9s R he 81 aNSsS SS pS4 GaPF s IT.
iwea., nut .niFse4 LH4 tlMes, Tbs aaimat
dashed saoR t. Twotth struot. aad than
lolahborhooa of ,MiasoarI Park, fstghtonipa sa. @
bers lfe dasactl south axa|n on Hlevcylh
s!ssot, osss 'nfa Tho sghborh,ood y ot tha u4!on
street, neAr Twehllula. The ANNUAL ran ~ him
md ioss.d hin high ln the air. The ch!ll was
ssSSs loSe u ,Gs to1
auartcr ot ~ hour. an4 ha1 4ul!e plshlo
, 1881-05-19
sENESADE.

IIALl,ANr, n. T., May 1B.-1t was an
I.uunced tllls afternoon TINT the Republican
General Committee. of which Thurlow Weed
Barnes is President, would serenat1e Senator
Robertson In tic evening Mt Kenmore Hotel.
Although a heavy rain prevailed, largo
concourse Of peoplo gathered Mt tho hotel
about o'clock to congratulate tho nuwly.al"
pointed Collector of tho Port Of New York.
Tho hotdl was decorated with flags and
cu'ored lanterns, and tho entire front
was Illuminated. Tho General Commit
tee, md lnrgo procession Of citizens,
marched through tho ruin. headed By a band Of
music. Arriving ut tho hotel tho batsd played
scaat%rs and Asseintty,nsn. ,W!ss,1 tic bani
Dopew End hsrRtor Sessions oscortlnE Judge
Robertson. barnes stepped forward and said:
uA1tSEs.
FELLOW CITIZENS: 1t " my privilege 10 intro
lio curecr disposos Of the alaildor sotno-
times alvanced that 1!!s. no ono cat prosper
81 npeb nsbSs ss1 h. ntS"
W. look to Ills political or to bis domestic ife. no
stnin cnn ho fuunu upon this PATRIOTS roeord.
and tlle tr!umphnMt vndcnEon Of old -fnsnIuned
NopNbllean pr!nctples: ! ;; hayo the pleasure to
y t5 s u III a i. te
' senaiSr i.obcrtsoa on wss @ receved wish hearty
applause. Iio spoke ~ foilowa:
TIE RpEEcII.
r,, r,.,. ~, ,.,,a ,. .
-. ss.o ~ " " Nala.sHs: . W Aasu eunu Mefu 81.
ot nv ,,o,Ia,nntton m Coeots,r % IF n" r,rt ~
Now York Lot mo congratulate you or ratb-
~, tho country. upon tho fact TINT VIZ have n
President whose intGltEcncp, fsetnness, md
patriotism will protect tho Constitution from
oyery assault. coming fro.u whatever quarter It
may. did NOT sock tho COllGItnrshlp, Hur dit
any orc Ms kit for ne. Visited naither Wash-
lnRion nor Mentor. Ind no correspondence Or
communication, directly Or indirectly, with tho
cillre under such circumstances was excoetllnKly
gratifying to mo. During tho Fe,llGl1py Of tho
non!nau0ns III tho senntc, other events OF Il
Sx saS us4y q4 aods wa ayas ss
TIE CHIEF MAGISTRATE OF THIS CHEAT
4, o,,,,<,. d, 49,, .,.,o. .,...,..,.,, r .,,.
~ IGapeGt ~ euh pIopes u'sp.sEuu p u! lnat noM. .
blItutlcH! bslEav!ty, Hltt6 which. Y takon IN tho
ep!si'1 ~ ~nien WIS Rlpsh "a9tu naV9 stteuHth-
!uet; sGHtlltu. anu unue ltao HePnp!ichll party
frt, ~ Hn's u W. tusp y, 'MaKs @ ~ W.
Ises'ueitL LOT tho alNlh1hnttoh nv NY AssncmiGS
~ boin br'ltlchgs ol thp i.cK'alhtt!re:
~ thn HrputH ' f,r Mr,nnt rn,,tir fuc't tf1,,
Nus 1rasItird iy tho generous support Which tue
rntlrr i,rtss of tho country with turu exceptions.
gave tho President III the euntesr tbat rcal,ilc,i
IL MY contr1nntion. ! WIS Erattel with Ito
IirInOcrutA tyury,yI1trl, thrtl1tutrft fhn jTnuth
md brtIi.tt Ut tg iu,ll III ct,t,Iuoa OF IN
lrrsIleIItS cuttFse throughout tue 1ntiru nifNIr
Thu Iu,I,ular ui,pryuk Vt Tho Frusltlvut'a deter.
i,iinatiap IL innitnj,i tho coustItutiunal' riutt
hnB uept1 such nB wins
Nrvru vo,ir,1a Apt.,, ~, A.>, cr,,ru 1,,,po,
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, 1881-05-19

Gonkl,nr's re;licctiom, Thp lntcpon,lents ot ito
Assembly nrc mt II, open in thor declarations
whether fko lntlr,A.1,tInuts will Hn Into cnucus,
and sAys that tnkIi.,u is not going N hnto Il
waik-.ivar. Conkiing hlniscf eays tn.,,ay that
r,,r ~ -, .1.r wrwouAn,,,,v.
I'll. claimed BY w Sc~.Sorkors IN, tho follow.
,nent of fact. and Tint tho President hAa tho
iias Frestiont tiarnel'i a memorandum on
t'le l'ntt- -lsobertaon ,nnttcr?
"ls atglen ny =. NJ. Dope" anu sovesa4 anti-
Docs II lcclnrc that w. Pl9tt nrnn,sel them
y tt'te u Sofillfn Wtl!aIn II. MhnHetssn Inr MY
rnnSr"l o1licc nilar tt,ast nnv ~ tng G9'ho' '"F
WI INK ,nt,,s .,f thn trar,fcr nj
olqhtoon i,crew vttes to i'ialt2
Dcieynn siu.,sc. jan. til isalY
"Waa Air. pIatt non,lnatud for Senator BY those
roi%; 50 tsan,iorse'l 'hat ntHns,
those hc thinks it wUuid cn,iRntany
'.Tluse questions aru pertinent. whether Mr..
ratt thinks thata iinpnrtncnt or not. one
ills rcpUrtcsi asrecments " ''''~ '
4 1.ErrEr
r Go9ks n It Is ss @ as s9nt Letter 70 ~, A.;
saa,%sinF !hat 6s iso'iae: r. f II csaatS A..
letter WI lo nset i t. VI! oprear that ho can't
W e'eo'' ~'.noa' ~ ,.as sS'os lou, s.tRse'
ntSSr Nuw Yurk urnnt.Eunkiinr nttoatGcs
tlat wure withdrawn viii bo rotiirncd 10 tho
ssnate. -.
coSKLtSu.
wAanrxnTos, a. ~ f. i'' &. % my isrT1cro is no
longer n.y tinuht ttat strung tight viii he n,ado
ng,Illst Cunkillg nlid l'lntt, and viii hnye THO
, 1881-05-19
AN UNSTABLE BRIDGE.

WHEELING, W. Va, May 1S.-This after
noon nbout / o'clock the maln portion Of tho
Baltimore II Ohio freigl,t-brIdEo over Wheel
Ing Greek, adjoining tho passenger depot in
thts city. suddenly sayo way, while e. heavy
tlpr md twn bDx.cnrs full Of iiaIr weru prcc!p!-
tntGl int0 tho water twenty-five feot below. Tho
engineer, nntncd Tom ClMrt. received injuries
which will probably provo fatal.
, 1881-05-19
FULLY DISABLED VETERANS,

DaookLfK. N, T., May lS.|rhruuKh the pf.
forts principally OF Ar. Witi.4ln q. st9lnlnots
ul,i few other gontlou,ou WIN heyo associated
thomsclycs With hiua, All Organization has
boon formed, tndur the title Ut - Tho Assu.
ciatlou of Fully Dlsablod Veterans Of tho
Union Army &nd Navy at the Late War"
Thu nasnu xlyQu the oruauI1ation distinctly .ls-
seFlbea thusu .Yno VIII b. admitted II Iuu1nbor-
ably. TITO 1ne purpose Of TIC Association u do.
, 1881-05-19
CRIMINAL NEWS
ON TRIAL FOl, sr1rn,,
Epfttdl Wsp1teh IN 7Hs ~. NisER,

Ia CnossE, Wis. Muy ls-'rho saH .'.ns
.. Be'lhctt' of Wansau. for Tie lie ,nn.,' m'u. ol'.
Dr. 1lncge1t OF Stevens puinl. IN "a,aef an 4
WIS called yesterday, hut no iury ~ .a aug .
until this l,orl,!Ig. Tho nitnr,o" "'s lounl
tsefeise nre Mcssra. Hurley 4 Si' si'r,sh .os hs
nntl g: L. lood: for tho Atatr l,,s.!s ,'.!ssss'hon
i'sy EEdrcI .uiid i. W. I.ssy'. "!TStntlet,Altot. Tn
a,,.a lsa.la n, ,i guilty on Eronas "e ,Gasssse
ese to o ,I;'e 5ne of ss Of na,,aa
tho tefcl,se were oxarinn,i. Tho Witnesses ii
to tso ne long oho 1t viii probably !ass ,sv sR9I%ss.