The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

" 'uc otoct tlat no one on the Pacific
coast oan rcplace Dr.. John LeContc !
that Prof, Welcker Is tho most thor.
0ngh instructor IN the University {,
that Profs. Moses and Sill arc H.
trlg"lng and corrupt, and that they
enueayored to bribe the secret frater-
mites to side with them in their
schemes, and that the regents should
hold an investigation and disuiss Sill
ana Moses toy the good Of the Univer-
'ity; E;,,.o o-.,.... ~
high appreciation in which the lie,
Contes are held. The verdict Of the
Iross, tho Alumni and the students
must be most gratifying to these gem
tiemen ana somewhat unpleasant to
the intriguing regents and professors
VINO nave cansed the disturbance.
AN EvIpEEcE OF PRosPERlTY.-An
nisPcctlon or tho establishment of
aessre, Dauchy e. Co. cannot fail to
impress one with the vastncss Of the
requirements necessary to meet the
aenands OF business mon Of all classes
VINO have learned THO value Of news.
paper advertising. This firm, having
outgrown the limits of the Office thoy
nave occupied many years at the cor
her OF t'4|toh and Church streets, have
recently removed to 2? Park Place,
corner OF Church street, where they
occupy an entire floor, extending
through the block to Nos. "a and 28
M9ffay street, space of about so by
2oo tect. Their Offices arc complete lin
every detail. About so feet Of the
rark Place front ia pArtitioned off for
the Counting Room and Private Office,
"lich are handsomely and substantial.
" nttcd up. Beyond tho Counting
hoom the walls on both sides are COW
ered from floor to ceiling with pigeon
holes FOR hlcs Of newspapers, and on
one sue OF the room are q number OF
alcoyes, extending 10 or l2 feet, cover.
ca on both sides with pigeon-holes,
furnishing places for about 5000 files.
The intermediate space Is filled with
desks and tables used by the examin.
Ing and recording clerks. The Muir
ray street front Is given up to ttc Ship
ping, Department, Messrs. Dauchy Il
20. being also manufacturers and deal
ers IN printers supplies Of every kind.
--Ncso HoTh Tribune.
CHINESE VERSION OF THE PRoDluAL
SoN.--"A man, who has two Sons.
Son speakeo to father; father got mon-
ey; give some he; father he take it all
rlghtee. ! just now givco you half;
ne givec him half; he 70 long way
IKE mo come China to New York.
No he careful ofmoney use too much:
money all gone; he velly hungly. IIc
went to man. He wantee work, he
say; all right; he telle him fcedee pigs.
TIC givee pigs beans; he eatce with
pigs himself. He just now talkcc.
MY tnthcr he Itch man--muchee mon
cy. What for me stay here hunylv2
| want to go back and see my father.
say to him, velly bad. He knows |
bad. Emperor (God) sec bad. No
be son, me be coolic.' He 90 back:
!ongee way, father sec him. lie takee
him on tho neck. Son say, j yelly
bad. Just now no be your son: I
coolie. His father talkee to boy and
BAY, 'Gettee handsome coate; eiyee
ring; givce no shoes, bring fat COW
ki!le COW. givee him to eat.' They
velly glad. Hc alice sa,ncc dead, lust
come back livcc; he lost; he get back.
Number one son come. He hear mus
ic; he tellcc coolic, 'What for makce
music% Ho say, Your brother come
back; your father yclly glad he no
SICK nc killee fat cow. Number ono
son vclly angly; he no go inside; he
vclly angly. Father hc comce ont:
he say, No, no be angly.' Numher
one say, Il stay all time by father:
never makce angly. My father never
Eillc one fat COW for me. My brother
he vclly bad; ho uso money too
muchee; lie have fat cow and music
Father say, "You no sabee; he lust
dead; he now comee to lifee; he lost:
now. ,comeo back They makec