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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-14

The Church Of England, during
the last nine years, has contributed
$23, 600. 900 for education.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-14

Envy is q boomerang. It is
thrown at others, but returns to
vex the sonl that sends it.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-14

Honor thy father and thy mother,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-14

Marriage notices and deaths. Dot ex
ceeding six lines, published free. AL
over six lines charged for at regular ad
yertising rates.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-14
BROOKHAvEN. MISS. THURsDAY. APRIL IA, 1881.

he was a Freemason, to which he
replied in the affirmative. Imme-
diately after this the guard was or
dered to march off with seven men
who
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-04-14

Do you know that you have asked for rht
costliest thing
Ever made by the Hand above
A woman's heart and woman's life,
And woman's wonderful love.
The sun., 1881-11-20
sIORus IN HE HEsi.
Tratas AbnIdoaed or HSiayea Account OF
IEpssssbie WashsstI

sr. LOUIS. Wv. i9.-At . o'clock this morning
eh'y train ort q r,H.tecu dee ha arrived
a. iao un.oa b-pst- Tho h,avy rains o. yeserdsy
Last a. 10 --,i o., the al ss.s ,ri dA t,rr,-s
sli,ost -esd ces-' sad Alton :r4 IuGisuapolis
~ L""s tszlEs .gsad net. aCl Iliuc. Ceu
trs!, ke,tu. ad s. l. as. s Vsaialla trsigs Ia
lchn'ieD jsr. cd ia all the ather road, trans
lrun' iuur ''igtt touts late. The tie cti, ago
sgi slt-H. tui-sS Darlington saj ouigty. and Wabash
rusdS wiz = 80 here last -. :Hr Ch.. iso.
tor = ret zr-uut at Tie isur-.N.ls wsshantA
kslToti c.nrtIi-,.sg b..~sen - I>gl, nai Cdi,
ts V.l q g!,i rst ~
~ ttl. ~ e. io'. Us %, mis- 'TulrE sept
tis 't ani Ss','I,t si.i ~ t,iro siot lane several
herr st n a. srrtvri t.s iuF hrt ~; t-ru rar.
ported ~ rtvrT 10 t''h tn, r'rd rss tcen baiy
Etfi 80 A. & = 81 llt,- = 4ls lhAi Ai,narnhs
And u Lpst.ts al-' Val.el 80 rCs. AH"n The 'hl
eae'. b"s;-Hss' ani umnps trii = Nins 4 {. -
irIuser aA,=- iSI At.1t tA tat rhe "st4sh
ru.l l. NE.tri c-ts ~ tri-'rl . = t''l Al, TIA -
AZ uH1rT o. y shea, t't.-. near GtcfnNila. III
ate i.;tf'' e. -, ir.f g - a. ,shel ont neat
Laci-dc tho N'-surt p IT, "a aasheI at
N HsstG, tt-S AZ ss.rr nt..e tc oIsy reals thit
Az 't.t tts oL' AID N.,NssPE- aud ti,e IogI
y. H. t.-3tsf
Ihs.sh.r,si \. :. ia-Ise trsia "a he !nliarEpIgS
.lr'siur gut ~ ir-ira nifuai u4o II 4 a. as
d.',aeI d.s iles y .s; G; tas ca.
rtstn.
The sun., 1881-11-20
The sisusi Ouee Prcdi-tion.
y0TrINGs IBOUr TOWN.

Nc traits wiz ruE the sinu Avenue Elsvaed Rosa
tudsy OF Gu sundays hereafter.
1HE FUS has received = from ~. y, herute
to@,. J iSF thc Michigan slTersrA
Jut.s TruST yesterday IT, tho sup<rcr Court ErantsA
an SD Vnts divorce Ia favor Of HecTy Wfuater iron
sothi, NtinisYer
feIer t'Jrmss IS YEAR ef found a. al vsSes>
ID. IN ms Ia te kev tu1snt H-'r 81 ~ hoserYs
EASIHs - supposed. tsken an eYetia-v q m9rphine
In the Harlem Police Court IsSa rtaT MIS- A sally q
2!1 EHs llsth street heh IN sl batl o. the cksUo
hAvins IhEevE hot grease Aet s< fhaas Atsf, FraS
ees Sol-en
C0stnS Rclsrtsos arje r-d die essto'n a pss1
the ~ hg r4tunds 81 ne Custo<A
ues as dlssEltr 1.s clssTspA COMPANY hAvteI
saEIpIaln,s " Il a. violation - eonEAet
Iuhr s.ltth 2c y.sri sd, si S-7 Rl.t rwehty nrrn
snnet r isli-ya- HSssiti sita severe sIsb wonnd
a. the bgsA-I which .sV- Nnstn FsSarJ II 80 kA
1~eEts ah h.ni N ,lrst svenue yesterdsv
At meeting rrTrSsutatiyvs Of ths Brush. UnissA
Szta ul.r r., ACsiCu snS JubeehkeE klos-
ttl C.,m.H'i'i day the 0rie- o
F,crt-icsi tuuIsHs u Mas t,utei Llrnores - .h- fsb
eIEHt thsig Iaisut rltis a.siust innsu-irS csIn
lsai.. e,ltn ttt-e w1t appointed :, so "ltl rs
Bo-Ti SIg put-rFfltr.s lr uaElrE Il =s>'rs ~
vrs'ss sluon t - 5000 G-sssf VI al l.'s I'~
d. electric i-ht
Trg tIt..f = -Hf 80
pas "a IL. Ias a Cu--l s.tag. tsA-s
The sun., 1881-11-20

Ed Maxwell. the Outlaw. Hanged In the Csur,
house Yard In DurNnd.


DUBAND, Wis. Nov. I9-At 2a5 this after
noon. Ed Maxwell. alias Williams was hang ed
IN the Court House yard In DurGnd. His exam
inntion was to have taken place this forenoon.
He stated that he should waivo examination.
and tbs matter WAS postponed until 2 +.
M. Tho fact that he was not at onco
sent back to Jail gave rise to the
sus spicicn that thero was movement on foot
to take him irom the ofIlcore. From noon until
T. M the peoplo from the surrounding cOun-
try ca:ne into DurRnd In SOUNDS, and at the lat.
ter hour tho Court House yard was thronxed
with men and women. The prisoner made a
state,n"ut coniessiuE the shooting OF the
Coleman brothers. and what he claimed
to To tho iacts connected with the NJ
fair. linn Jdi8teiy thereafter u rope WAS tn rowu
around his neck. Ho inauo ieeb.U effort To ex-
tricats himself. but was instantly jerked down
through tho aisle OF the court room to tho STAN
way and tbonce TO the ground. Ho was tnen
dragged to tree lew rous distant. the rope
was thrown oyer II ltmb aud uuicNly hauled
tight. and Ell Maxwell wHs swinxiug In the air.
IL seems tUat tuu iyncIiiug was preCs'ncrrtes
and II not participated III bl the mnsses re-:
ceived thUir tucit conecut. The widows OF
Charles and Henry Coleman were present. 1t
IL said that Maxwell, WAS dead from sttangula-
ton before the iynrhers reached tEst troo.
The sun., 1881-11-20
Price. Brous., n, the Pale. Sale.

cHi,hoh cHF 1tOM VhIIey F0fRsSoIu Tot -
st the les ooecuon sale yesterday and sGt9ue in.
laid wood snuT box containing lcek OF hair trcn sbs
head OF sgtha as.;in RAJ. tsou.ht s2 5ruhI sas
SAID 10 be eAAct cUpy vase IA The l.pe,ia Dan.
nier Bsrdrn nj Fckn. Chna, sE tor Ss7J. 4 CaTnrA
nsartIs sstar 81 Love IN srpoSs sold 10 $50. ard
al statue uf EMaht f"il steel
siNtrruih century BroEg.' s.iO Another igur, Of .
kac iuit sieci tho siAuenIh century sclA
tiStt br"usa nguEe CT AIdTuIu,ds ciIaIned ~
rucL Brought
The sun., 1881-11-20
IRE IRIsH L.iND QUESTION.
T,pp.rn-J T~aaats snd Landowners sus-
tai.inv tho Govern-ent-

LONDON. Nov. ia large meeting OF
magistrates. land owners. tcnan;s. and tIaders
held at Hoscrea. County TiprcrarT. yesterday.
passed resolutions supporting the Government
pc icy il suppress;nE the Loni League. ex-
pressing their loyalty TO the Queen and the
Coua'itution. and thanking The constabu lsry
ior their Conduct durtug tnc late crisis. rbs
IN hoetln. iofined u sOeio,T .or uluteNi DIotecloA =
against kpycotIiny."
the Baiyinona Land Commission to-day re-
ducsd tna rents OF twelve teuaEtS o., two estAtes.
E332 and E23G respectively.
: hrrisrnan ~ the emll 10y Of Mr.. Enright. a
magistrate near Fnnis. County Clare was shot
IN his own dwelling last rvO!liug. api ID dying.
i. - d-prsitio heS b,sa tason.
Mr.. DiEty. the Ige!t for Ch.,l4yt!ls property.
who was fired at while waking to hls residence
ia braokvdIc. WAS 9puuGoi Ia tne shoulder.
TIE crime Is Iegar scd as hsrarlhn, aS the farms
az sayera. tcnants on Lady HGwagd's estate
have beop sold Tor rant.
The sun., 1881-11-20

Thn vssscis, when torn sill remain opcr nnd via take
up the products o the nus that has formed hich IL
pot 'sorous aud produce: rcptcF nih The scerscn a
ub slenic arcr -hcud consider vital Injury; that
sooner or later the ancurisr wcuh give way and
death would cnsur. Tie csrryi,s Of the Debris the
b-r'e1 iGht5, OF snc ,h.ansh the sp!rc--each q
point Gi supru;at,vc inf sunihtnn vIutt be liable to
ger. In rv IA crirnt ia sn iisrJ oi tht character
What as the character oi the wound is "a ncr.
tai wclnit Ayes; 1t smortai wound.
This concluded Dr. Biiss'a examination.
The District Attorney said 1t bad been his in
tention to c!osa tho case tor the Government
this afternoon. but tic limo of defence made 1t
necessary to c0ntinue.
Gu,cau hero attempted to sny som methng.
when tho Dstric: Attorney. bowling With MOCK
gravity continued: III nr. Guiteau will per-
init NO. ill move an adjouruihcut
Gutoau Appeared to lclsh tho pleasantly.
anu noddire repiied: "oh. certainly. you shall
have ftG! chance"
The court adjourned.
AN ENdlIsH VIEW OF rHE TRIAL.
IoNDoa. Nov. 19.Thc 7tmeS. commenting
on tho trial OF Guitenu, SAYS:
Tho admiration and symraihy Tor the iiust ious vic
tin, excited Ia Ruyope ty President GsrdeLs death
too great TO admit c much couccrn about the tntIves
and conduct of .ic crrira In America. az In Great
Britain. endnert In t''t cHnjuct ~ crlntuai
trials errs called tor wien i:uEcf's means deny hi,
atrcc choice u advocates III both c"untrtes huws yer
dcGcirncy ON the weaker side Thr hmericiu uatiun
neither desires b sacriCe alunaiic nor t. be tscle
the OF counterfeit evidence u discHas
encourage wanton assr ssinauu,
The sun., 1881-11-20
GERuANY'S hEW PLELIA NEXT.
1he Conservative Cs~iIslsa Iiectius the O0-
cers-Ihs Sn,,e rial specch.


cers-I he Inaper rial speech.
BERLIN. Nov. l9.-Ilerr I,ovetz,w. the can-
diiste O! the Conservative coalition. was to- -day
elected Fresidant OF tho R-ichstag by a vote Of
1913 against 1i3 for Herr StanfIsuberg. Liberal
Horr francksastcin OF the Centre was elected
Firs,fice President. rec-iying 1877 votes. against
l36 for Horr rpndn. the '.,jersi candidate. Her
B.nda was ole .eu Sec :. TiGJ-?I..siLent. bat
lie declined TO accept wh-rcupop Herr Acker-
mann. the Conservative candidate. was elected
with a vote ol So, against iGS for Herr Haenol.
the frngreest-t candidate.
The IToGl,ridt Coi,eS Spor jeDs aud other Gov
ernnent nrLtt0s endorse the ronIarks OF the
Forc German Cozc,te in regard to the i'm.
pcria otser.i to tao EJichstng. Tho Ccnscrya-
tive Hcici,sh0ie strongly approves the insurance
scheIu"s but dep rctatos tho tobacco MONOPOLY.
The U!tiamontlIe Gtrrcna also app owes the
Insurance schemes.
LONnoS. Nov. l9-The Vienna correspondent
o. the iGnPs says. Tue itnIcgiat specca To the
German ieichstng hns produced IL most pro-
found impress ioB in V,eEna W ils earuestncss
and dee ls!on. ani tho mastery style ia which
n; ts4k OF legislation Is oct before the
kolchstag."
The sun., 1881-11-20
t. R.orsans.. tho D-noer.,i. Party.

The three com nitteee representing the reeu.
lar Democratic General Committee. the Central Dems-
cratic Association, aud the Young Mems Deuocrse1s
Club Of Brooklyn appointed to Blsn ~
the REORGANIZATION II the Dsmoe,atc party Of Kinss
County, met vestsrday Afternoon the the
Young Mems Demoersiie Club G. Chsrin. Asscn6ty.
elect piesiied. IL MAS the opinion Ell the ing
that there shOud bo reeGrviant of Nil te Dein cSs
te codsv. L;cr the auspices Of b~ty Of es<issns
composed Of representative Democrats MT heretssSo
LaenuLed with any action, sni hst ne - orx.nxauaa
ssouid ,e insdr b. egiuhins with such enrOilpeHt
sub Counties u sesen was appointed " rrroFt - -
future rcthVd Calling &. the cid n
rco aIsAtton committees body Oi eiusc pOssoaeaG
20 riieuce
The sun., 1881-11-20
~. Yr.u.,. XAVIER. Church Fair.

Tho attendapos at the ladies' fair hold In tAA
sev church Ot 81 Pruncrs Xavier. ia West SiSweotA
street very large last evsnine. Hotl RtchanA
o'GorRan. Police Commissioners Nichols aud MsihsvA
Waiia'n ard John Bricn. Busene Kelly and DarAaa
leshh among tncsr pIss.uI PROD. beT2e aGd Oh
uiote's band pr"Ni!td music Among tic new attrs1e
poEs ts isr shetland pouy snd set ~ diarna'cA
erucects AID casS M Canada malt Ao Is -
b. aTd.d " III. brewer teceivas tho hrleS nnuLse
. Gen. Mcclellan. tkeW Hancock. Gcil EowtoA.
and Mayor race have Accepted invauonste visit tho
The sun., 1881-11-20
Eusnfe HuilSfAEs.

Notice CT their gnsa.e coalition we're posted
tie ba.Li.ss At the fcoSlcG Ior,!Les v.s:orsys
ia "a - Norris srsct; ~ aIii s'sa Srret iss
AMI 1871 -ch street - sul si King sir-st Uean
10 GTGntl sss art 80 Water srss- L., ES4
H"u S3 East tsurrenth street iiJ ani III
First aveGJ, 20 r. Id 4i IrIusi3n s'"une. ~
EuGe .p, Z SIshi stseSt -lb 60 ~ tt u stieee
trcsrL "a and ar htHtA street. "a aai 80 aerees
The sun., 1881-11-20
How Mr.. Kiane, ~a. v,e,,rn,..d.

George Eesoh. aged seventeen. OF 6 Psii street
hss SARAH Kinney ~ her residence, 2cs Easa
RIosawsy. on fi,dav eVenn. with kl.ius her
give nan $40 AMI she would goh ring whicA
shs Esi host ~ her tstssI's home, -. MAs.B
SO MAS directed no. IL a1A qS.stio.is 10 iow he
tesrer al tie gis IL was ,iaited j +. p VITO Dro1ea
rtoiIas CEry. b.AIdsr tie h,u-a 'i Y krn.
n.Js fsthcg. He vss he'll IN 800 bait tic EAss .
Market fvcs CONrS ycsIsriay. EescA dctAilsd -
The sun., 1881-11-20
FlKRY FL .US Ar HALF MASL
a Matt OF Respcct 90 tho Mensory OF IN,
l.nto George Inv.

I.ate George Inv.
Flags were at halfmast yesterday morn
Ing on all Of tho East River ferries In conse-
QuSnco Of the death OF George Law at his house.
259 Fiith avenue. the night before. Mr. Law
had boon sick for ton days OF a hernia.
and for twsntY-icur hours before bo
died was conscious only at short In
t-rvais. He leaves q widow. two kous.
George and Samuel Law. and three daug ght.rs.
Mrs. Gus,sy Wristt Mrs. May. aud Mrs. VIII
lIRinH. Tho funeral services no to take place
Al L. III. on tuesday evonin1. tron, the Dutch
R-iorned Church "a, Piith avenue and Thirty
second street. tue Rev. Dr. Ormiston pastor.
Dir. Laws Residence is but a foW doors from
mo church and he was Q frequent Sttcudapi at
"a nsrv
The sun., 1881-11-20
Tailor x.o.A rmr,oyed =, +. broadway Y,-u..

Ths Health Board lsnrned yesterday thaa
Knott Tie saisoc LSaa- street. who found a
roEs vth hi, shti s:7lo,en eI lying .i's q
,he clothes he mailing Ut, Ia rmp,ay Cd ~ large
EFoaI~av ci0'1iut ID G--- fLrsc CNtrierG
qus sled ycst.r'-y De- The c.1.EiuS uLch
Iuut haA w.rsrd during IEe Ilnsls " she chid sHA
viEeF ciyS,ias With whCt ~ 81 IT. 1nN
der VII uubisc tn = araI
the demSEd Is etEipl=u attn.
The sun., 1881-11-20
Ruuniag A way ss l5 Co be Married.

About two months ago Christine Maus. Q
isyear old Riri ran AWAY from her homo at 33 Esso
Third street Her brother met her yesto rday In No.
berry street tic Police Genital onicc and. ~.
proaog her for her conduct scircd her and declarsA
that she must home with him She screamed aoA
Ssted. but two poireuen WI ON her brother had
ionei led ker To the Muhe street stRticN Anpato
Clement Italian tailor Al so Houston street eame
to ue station house aud said the girl bad been working
tor hiir and that lie int AIDED to marry her She was sr.
raigned at the IUtnUa lawyer epio,ed by ClenE ~
appeared Tor her nnd said she had been ccd ~ ~
treatment to leave her hou,e The ourt decided tAsA
Christine could not b~ coinueicd e. RETURN long abe
cuntiHued at nts Ind led reputAfo
life Christibe. uccnrdr civ. trunpLantv quilted ~
cvHSt In With Clement
The sun., 1881-11-20
D..se-e..,y stabbed By ~. Brother.

John Carney. . fremen belonging to Engine
Company "a OF Ludlow street. wasia Fays liquor ssisea.
col East FJureenth street at midnight OF Friay vttA
his brother Bernard They auarreiled In discussing
family matter Finally Bernard stabbed his brother n
the abdon,es with kniie. A ambulance cali $50
from the nrc box at Avenue and Fourteenth street esa
the wounded reiauvvd to Bcllevue UuepttAi
There II discovered that the wound
and Cor"ner Brady was suinUcu-d In reply ~ ttSo
Coro,cr's sue stois Fireman Carncy ssid he dA -
tanx he about TO die but had strong hopcs OF rses~
err He made the folio lax statement
My brother Bernard aud my SELF had falling 81
about family after IN Paws Aovr Ny brother 1ov
sbusive, and showed hn away. lie then pluuged .
klAle Into my abdvuea uie left side"
The sun., 1881-11-20
ina,,.h Ch,,ar.u Held =. slave.

CoN5TiETIsopLE Nov. ia French and
scrbs- tr,upe u rc..oain: here IL which thcEu
twelve English chdrcU vi tusRy retaned as slaves.
htd ,d,y l,v suS I.41 un,erstooi dat l'd orr.
vile f,.-ii rri.u Secret Mss urterri tHe trnst
Geir- 10 vorvCr esst"s - the ehitirsu end tor
Us-i .. II 10 Ei.slaud-
The sun., 1881-11-20
r-...u.a...a to C.p.. o.o,r. J. saith.

Sold badge OF office was pres Sented iast sveo.
lng Capt GcuI.s }. snia, Tie Ciy Marshal. who a
the :! personal sxos i Hotel
Park Car. SInh cekbrsted MS TIt tirtiday ycS
MAY. HO tbs 1t AIiTcw jackson dur
h> fr.sld -rt ~ tir Tinted $50
~ tor sktern tars Czps Ia o. ioice IN t sity.
lie -f b,tn city Mtrsaa tvE s'Nrfat years The pre-
sentauer laio ~ Aas- =. \. Il. SSdJ.
The sun., 1881-11-20
unssr.alsr .is-,..oa Lson,nI Up.

Interest in the contest for the gold headed
-y,n ~, most popular undo tikef b voiSfs
iG the iair at 81 C+umias Cnareh- IA West scnty-
uth STREET lt-trHri ~ u uiHcfcAste a. trirr
tirrk.t'sN All e Cl'c 81 tie pc iaSt vNcu-
hr tad 80 ssalrst -. -. VI MAi'f 1ud ~" Tor
Iaa Ast. the iraIrIl kVt.s Nii cues ~ sstl:laJ
The sun., 1881-11-20

JnspsS Noy ia d-S patch from { rsfGn-
tin,, fat ,e ~tsfisy -bt t''y 200 sauces 81 TIE
IarLi.n rzyt .cro discussed to lreir heucs anI tiat
S,,.fa Iluat lats y i'll b. t.=lHnni'ed
The sun., 1881-11-20

ard College. and thers hs will be kept In custody
until Monday. He said in the coll that he was
not tho man. He was very drunk. md owl
nnult.
The sun., 1881-11-20
life s. nn,or OF France.

PANS. Nov l9-N. de Eosins-la -rrrp ISrn
csu.ica5 o. tho CrItrr snd as' sipnnrt ~ the
.snst ii II ior " IIetoIi. gtcafs oi The Lcil
The sun., 1881-11-20

RErIIN. Nov ia man. surposed to be
In-i wns rTr, ltaViu- the tp~n 81 berhs'hre.
VII n, tsi ,u5ekAsed c!ccAwurk .ni!=i tc taat u
tHJii.-s Is. i.ltr rial machine.
The sun., 1881-11-20

yni d

yni All nj ~ ,srnni :; q. Csrs, r L,niaI aus
y-.rt.-t Ut.tAlu- -. 81 at -7 3 say. c5sa4f a
q ~. -. r4rt-, 4. :. tst.T ~ -f'--
The sun., 1881-11-20
Aee..ea Of P.r.u,ns . Lad, .. pre.sw.,.

Mrs. Mary Walker Of 4 East Twenty niR<h
street. the daughter OF william T. BrummeN. the candy
manufacturer thought she noticed. whilc sho shops
ping Broadway yesterday afternoon that she ~
lowed ~ tall. biack.whiskered man. fashionstiv
drssed She went into store 70 avoid him. but fssut
him the door when she out Che wont int
another store with ;ho result She crossed Ne
street snd ho also crossed She appealed 10 Poccnas
King. King arrested the man
III jefferson Market Court tho prisoner said he was
fhiiip Mckay. csshicr In the 6nEcr Sewing Machtn0
Compsny. Mrs Waiscr did not anpear and Ri,R 80
for her Sho win her hustRi ia. SS1
appeared to c about ~ old unv. She made asnd
Wit that Mckay had caused her great annoy FEB
low Ing her abNut the and 10 NO
Kay said thst he hst no intention Of following Mrs Wnik
er. and he had dane So hhd merely chanccd to th4
lie asked that the Le speedily disp0se1
or because he had the key OF the sa aud wanted 70 zee
back the ofice In pay OF the hands JuuReo
Otte rkuurs nneJ him Siu. and he paid IL
The sun., 1881-11-20
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DASHES HERE AND THERE BIZ ran
SUMS REPORTERS
SEN sticktas ts Their Terms-The str1ktaa
Coach Delivers and their EWpioyers-D DRIVES
william Waiah's Peculiar Experienca.

All day Yesterday the striking hack drivers
we're assembled at their hall In West Thirty-econ1
street No reports ta, employers hsd accedod -
their demand Of si4 week wero received. Il was
learned that the report OF concession by Mason ~
Twenty eighth street unfounded. Al the meeting 10
the evening George Alien presided. The men hope
full nnd enthu sssuc. They had received n number q
letters from vsruus trades unions aud labor ossaise
tons Of the city giving then enc0uraEcment
At the stsbes OF Messrs Ryers0n a Brown. who en-
plry many drivers, II was said!
We hnvp kept most OF our engagements 90 Tar, An4
expect IT, do ha alter the men strike or DoS
We have paid men Si2. which Is all the prca4
juslines and we wopt 90 any higher We have jotnSA
with number OF other large livery nr,ns In call fse
drivers. We want 800
William walsh one Of the striking drivers went int
the Sarat ga stables Lexington avenue. near Pity siN0
street yesterday and began to talk to Of the en-
poyeea Albert Oteli. tie proprietor OF the stass4
caught him by tic coilnr, aud. Walsh saws pointed
pistol at .s head and elected him from the pre- misss
Walsh hhd him t. the Yorkville Police CouxN
Oiell said that he had received reate ming letters fro
the Coach Drivers Association end had forbidden WAiae
to ener his place. Justice Wnde Decided tn at he hn1
used too much violence, and held HIN In 500 bail
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-07-21
Local. MATT.ERS I S.

There will be preaching at Riohlantl tho 9th
Sabbath in this month instead of he&t Sabbath.
A sp eoimen of rice on onr tdBia ~ three feet
high and headng out. - u a.
!, Tho finest specimens Of the bottom plant,
Timothy, orchard grass, ry6 and German
millct, we have seen, have been shown w by
DR.. Fahnestock.
Tho iso,hcrmal bolt IL found in Ocon 90
County, No frost is ever found in this re-
gion. AL crops; fruit, grasses, &c., flourish
ID this belt and ar6 vory ano.
The latest Intelligence from tho President
is, that he is Improving slowly, but is not
yet out of danger. lie contemplatts d trip to
Old Point and Long Branch.
Wo believe it Is n generally admitted fact
that the actual difference in cost of tho
manufacture Of cotton ia from ono fourth to
one half cent per pound on tho raw material
in favor Of the South over New or Old Eng,
lahd.
Capt. II. ii. jillson, OF walhala, received
despatch from Vim. Kehnedy, Of Grcenvllc,
nhnounc ing that Mr.. T. l.. Brayton, general
blorekceper pnd gaugcr, was killed in Pickens
on Wednesday morning last. No particulars
given.
The principal waters in Oconee County are
distant from the Air Limo and Blue Ridge
Railroads from one to scvcn miles, and rs {,
general thing the ground between these water
powers aLd tho two railroads nre very fasor-
able for the construction Of vither tiiimways
or narrow gauge railroads.
Wo publish q tabular state,nont of the
cotton hctores in this State of 1880, and
will add that the official reports for this year
show profits iron, i2a to II per cent. on the
capital invested, making net annual profits
OF 1881 about fifteen per cent. The Clement
Attachments this year show not pr oiits Of
80 per cent.
Rev. Samuel Lander, President Of the vii.
liamston Female College, advcrtscs his
admirable institution regularly in the COURT
Err. DIR. Lander has experienced and compe-
tent assistants This College is conducted on
he one study plan. No public Examinations
or Commandments, but hard study and pro-
fcIency. Bear this In mind when you send
your daughter away to be educuted and give
Willainston Female College chance
Whatever difference of opinion existed among
our people before the war regarding the conslitu.
tionul right anu expedcncy of slavery and seces
sion, we arc satisfied that all our people consid.
er the result of our unfortunate civil war fulyanl
finally settled these differences of opinion, and
would not if they could, restore slavery. On
the contrary, they now sec TINT the change
from slave to FREQ labor is the greatest benefit
| and blessing that could have befallen the South
| Ihcy also see, feel aud believe that the pcrpo
tuiiy OF tho Union Of the Suites is indspensa-
bic 10 The progress aud prosperity OF our com
mon country. Their desilcs and prayers are:
Our Union ESto Perpctua.