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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
dsHIdphsdsE a. GNIAEeHG
SOLE AGENT,


Since the introduction Of tins Spool
Cotton into the American market. it's sac
cess has been nnprcccd' nted. No other
brand of thread hns ever met with the
same amrnnt Of public ;av>f in the sanc
space of 'in!e.
TIE %. n T" Manufacturers were the
first to recognize the importance Of the
ewing Mnc!ino md to make n six cord
cotton. which hns ever been he rccog =
niZ.d standard for mnchircs.
All the improvements in machinery
thht tn" inventive genius Of the nine
teeth century has produced have been
adapted by the manufacturers of 20. N i"
At all the great international Fairs of
tue world, 90. N. r." has been awarded
the highest honors.
The %. N. r." factories Mt Newark
n. j., and Paisley. Scotland, employ
5000 operatives make sufficient thread
daily TO 60 around the world four times.
Consume 140 tons cf conl daily.
The manufacturers Of 20. n. T." al Q
the largcs: manufacturers Of Spool Cot
ton in the world.
y full assortment of this Spool Cotton.
can be had at wholesale and retail at j. NJ
BEATTY IL co. S. feb 22-tXGm
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
SALE OF MoRTGAGED PROPERTY.

TN pursuance Of authority conferred
Il upon me by mortgage Of personal
property. made by Daniel Dawkins and
II. 0. Yongde. and dntod the 1lth day of
February, 1881, l will offer for sale on
Tuesday, tho 5th day of July next, before
tho Court House door in Winnsboro, s.
@, at public outcry, to the highest bid.
der, the following described personal
property, to wit: One bay mare mule
about 2 years old and about Ia hands
high. Tcrms-CASH.
A. W1LLITORD,
june 25- txtd NlortgaSee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
ru& aD r-M-' III GD Mea aaB q

This department. tho various which bought
at low prices would not Only
wise compositions Nine bundled dozen ubo
FROM 10 cents Keep yonr shippers hoe these goods will sell
rents per dozen Fifty boxes slate pencils 100 box ." 20
per box ono hundred dozen spool cotton ut spool
hundred zen spool cotton warranted 200 yards a. q cents On un
dl'd boxes OF stove polish ut five box Five nul
MasHns @ b1ckins 1 ct 81 snts Eg!e Phrnix b hte ut y
Shrts something NICE at 80 cents 325 shirts SO
Don fail to ask for these 300 reduced
cakes " Turkish Bath soar at cents cake elsewhere ,hr
prices
CLOCKS cAsToRs AND vAsEs-25 clocks just
each Warranted to months refunded -
vases ut half their original value
ToBAcco boxes different grades Of tobacco just
received at 333 A G3 Wedding Cake rs
JARS JARo5U0 gallons of oalhen 124 per gallon
Don't pay 20 cents per gallon any more
KEkOsENE KRosENE fIvhg the largest contract of
on IN the
ucements the barrel five gallons BY the barrel gal
lon; by the gallon 1aa CENTS -,
This SPECIAL DRIVE my prrtice having
ACCOUNT
PRICES These goods will only be sold those
ibCoW-N before tho goods leave the STORE.
j. +. MIMNAUGH
THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES;
june 1e
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
F. Elder.
sEEps THAT sURpRlsE!
june 25


II u II Z Il NJ DNO DIV II ~ Lt'
Maxixn y now vnget ,hln from 8. ~. differing
from anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
cooked seed sent by mail ~ cts. n paper !'Ora
Bean Of Japan. half bean half pea. said by chem"
ists TO he the richest human food known. Fine
Queen Wnierme! on. Just imported, largest varlciy,
ever grown in =, s.. iirm imsc!"'s crisp q Snd yl
sc"d!, papers hr 81 Very scarce. Iog.of.Wood
MUSK melon. 1orgnS Known. 2 to3 feet Longtime
quality, early an proIhc, IS cts. nnper. climax
Tomnt2 richest itvor, early, prolific s%ltdmnn.
tian Corn from tao NilcN. fields Immensely
IN the South who're other corn fails Cn"qnnlcd
for table or stock 2G ca. pnnrr. 3 cts. pOunL,.
Tcosinte. one plant tc, s cowtwo daya: 10 to II f.
high, Is cta Dop"r. Cuzro Corn. grains In long
paper. All the above sent for d q 0f each for 80.
Address e. B. .GILRERT % 60. Atlantic, fia.
Reference: Hon, w. u Calhoun, mayor OF
Atlanta; .s .sfr-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

WITHIN 3I-hIh M IAN1NI IO-N.
pi oraor Of tho state Board Of Exami-
il .ners, applicants for First Grade
Teachers Certificates will be examined in
Winnsboro at tho College on Friday lst
July, Second and Third Grades Saturday
3nd July. JOHN BOYD,
jun a.. SC. r. c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
Tree 10 Everybody !
4 BEAUTIFUL BOOK for the ASKING
STORY Of the SEWING MACHINE

containing handsome and costly steel
engraving fontIsi'irce also. s finely eli.
Srav"; "nol cU'S, ana bound in nn cinh-
crate i',c rnd gold Photographed cover.
No 81 arl!c whatrvcr is made for this nnnd-
some book which can be obtained only
by application at thh Grnnch an1 suborli-
nate Offices OF The Singer Manufacturing
Go.
TIIE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
Principal Office, 81 Union Square,
may lily New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
ALL FORCASH
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS

WORTH OF goods bo sold Regardless of COST AS must have
money and do not believe carrying goods
without of criticism MININAUGH
5000 yards of Colored Lawns II cents
5000 yards of Corded Jaconet Mt y -
1000 yards Of Lace Buntng III Hy H. Is
8 and 2 cents These goods worth least twenty
rs White Pquo to he closed York
and u cents worth double the Five Table
to IL AZ and 81 1000 heached
at cents tic best vauo fl tho market Five o lot s8
nt York COST r.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
EI1tE422TTz GnOCh$!n:lLGiSo !
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, pincapplcs, To-
mnt"cs, Salmon, Corncd Beef, Dcvilcd
Ham and Turkey, Sar,linrS, sc.
Macaroni anil Cheese, Ginger Pre-
ser, cs, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopcl
Gclatinc, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmc0s.
Baldwin Catsup, Gross e Black
Wells Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea g. Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
j. T.. McMASTER & go.
sept II
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25

NAILROAD ScHEDULE.-The trains
now pass Winnsboro as follows:
North-bound passenger, 1928 p. M. ;
"south-bound, 4.28 p. M; north-bound
freight, 9.05 4. NJ; south-b0und, 1877
p. m. These arrivals arc on the basis
of Railroad time. sixteen minutes
faster than WinnsbOro time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25

New Advertisements.
Bargains-F. Elder.
Attention r.. NJ. Hucy.
Ears for the Niillion-Ilaylock e
Co.
Pianos and Organs-Mcndclssohh
Piano Co.
Notice to Contractors-E. S. Chan
.dler, Clerk.
Sale of Mortgagcd Propcrty-A.
Williford, Mortgagcc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25

New ADvERTISESlENTs.-- Mr.. r.. M.
Hucy makes his first appearance in
THE NEWS AND HERALD by ann0unc-
ing in this issue that he has d fresh
and full stock of groceries, which will
well repay on inspection. These goods
have all been carefully selected, and can-
not fail to give entire satisfaction. Mr..
Hucy understands his business, and
he will be sure to please the tastes Of
his customers. We bGspcak for him q
good share of the public patronage.
Mr.. Il. Elder, whose name has be-
come as household word to the pcO-
pie Of Winnsboro, offers special bar
gains in dry goods Of various kinds,
clothing; shoes, hats and notions. hi
the grocery department. his stock will
he found both complete and we'll
selected. Among other things he offers
good article OF cider Vinegar at the
low price Of ten to ft'ccn cents q gal
lon, and the best whitc-winc vinegar
at twenty cents. Give him q call.
--Gentlcmen whose boards arc not
Of pleasing shade can remedy the de-
feet by the use Of Buckingham's Dye
for the WhiskcrS.
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LEGISLATIVE WORK.

THE BROKERS TAX BILL AMENDED BY TIE As
sEMBLY AID rAssED-wATER SUPPLY POR NEW-
YOKK-PUBLlCAIION or POLL-iIsls.
lrROA THR EEOULAR COgKEsrONDLSr OT rBE rIinUSE.l
ALBANY, June 1G.--The bill to tax sales 10y
brokers has excited naturally good deal o comment ln
New York city In AprI large population Of stock
brokers' was here aud made argument ngniust the
bill asserting that the tax uppeed greater IN
aiuoun that paid Dos any other clss In the com
munity. The bill then sGply applied t0 dealers IN
stocks They predicted that tire first year Il would
bring into the stale Treasury, nadly en-.
forced, the sum Of I've millions Of dollars
but that the second year thrcc-fonrths of
the broker. would carry their busincss 20 Baltimore
Philadelphia and Boston. They also pointed out that
they the only cnss ~ rokers who would be affected
by the bl II 1t should become law, and pcrtucuuy
asked why dealers IN petroleum, cotton and grain were
not taxed In thoD company. The Governors Tax Com
mission perceived that those objections acghty
and advised The JOINT Committee ou TaIaiiou
dacc another bill taxing AL kinds OF brokers. reducing
the rate OF taxation, and Substituting a stamp
tar Instead Of direct tax by the sale.
The slam tax suggested by some Of the brokers
Themselves, with the Remark that this would Dc the least
Objectionable form of imposing such tax. Inc
gestiOn wever did not with favor al first
In Legislature. Tho senate passed. ts original bill
with the tax slightly reduced IN amUunt.
To-day In The Assembly Mr. 5Jce'r substituted the
Stamp Tax bill for the senate bill Even In this niller
form the bnl met with fierce opposition.
Speeches ~ opposition 20 IT. passage were nade by
Mr.. Brooks. MIR. Hamilton, Mr.. Hustled. Mr.. Moiicr aud
Mr. spinola. Their main argument was that it taxed
one cia.s OF business inequltahy In comparison
with men IN other trades. diversion Of trade irom
ScwYcrk n the bin should pass wa predicted Speeches
IN favor Of the bill made by Mr.. AlvOn Mr. seee,
Mr. Raines Mr. Cohen and aihsrs They considered tie
tax. 2 ocnts every 500 IN va.ue Of Tie arucle
sold As q low one. II noticeable thatt 0pposents
Of tho bill nearly All came nun cities or we're
acquainted with business life In them While the friends
OF the bill chiefly from farming dIstnets. The bill
was finally passed by a vote OF "a " %. AS sub
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sfftuted senate b the consent OF that ooJ iV
the substitution VII have 70 be obtained
The bill provides that every broker In securities cor
porate stocks crude refined petroleum cotton pork
grain and -four shall Of the time OF making sale ~ any
OF these articles afHx 90 tho hiil Of sale stamps
canal In value to cents on each Sloo
In amount Of the article sold The Controllers to supply
the stamps required failure % aihN the stamps Is Z"
nder the person diobcying the law liable 10 penalty
Of $500 No sale Of any Of the articles mentioned Is to DC
valid aFiaw unless the stamps have been attaeheo 10
the bill n sale.
The hin 10 tax LIE insurance companies was ofdefcu
70 u third reading in the Assembly.
Mr. Andrews introduced hin 10 provide for the puhh-
cation Of List Of the persons who register
their names on the registry LETS every ran
I'm order to secure the hight Of voting. Some
DAVIS a,o Governor Cornell vetoed bill ~ this nature
Mr. Andrews said he had drawn mp bil when w'llu
cover the Governors objections and ssked nnnnlH".
consent f be ordered 40 third reading Inc I'lht
wa granted. The bin provides for the lhbioal., "a
lists IN Assembly district ana the rkhl u PAi'"
them from The city authorities ~
The Senate recalled from the Governor the ACT 70 -
cure better supply ~ pure and Wholesome WAFER I"
New York" and again passed The b. freNlnnh Z" iNk
amen fmpuf- FtsfrI hA MNNUfiffAtf
TRAILER Campbell were made The CHIEF NJ these amend
futut- provides thar All work done under the hci over
~ 900 Ia amount shall DE done 10y cohiItti ,ne
work Wl probably lead o. The rNieucil mr. q" "V''"
ths h. An exceedingly ufOrfant amendment TIE WORK
A. o be- done under the -prrti ~ the COMMISSIONS
oil Publ, Works. huf hr rXpcnd urrs Wi o. m icI lo
..re ~ the Bnarl fI.stimntc and Apnoruonmrut
There "a long debate in the senate tndtl over iH'
hill which Ia intended 10 restrict the acceptance IN cont
~ Information about crimes given by iniounfr- mo
fi,u Il, rpcnmuif the Dbl lost Anthony Oomrtuck
is here actively opposing the Din
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
THE COURTS

WHAT LEGAL SERVICES ARE WORTH
Orlando L. Stewart began recently, IN the
snp,te court an action ngain-t Carrie shannon nnd
Charles r. Purdv a. cxecuriK and executor Of the VII
OF Ann Iohmnn, better known ns Madame Rostcu' 10
recover SIS sO7 - FOR legal services rendered ~" e
tate ~ the tcstari1 The principal services rendered
s,cr, 10 consist "a having read the Will. and ninring
soac ~ the relatives Of the tc-tatrK not To contest IT,
Tie cnsc came FOR trin yesterday before Justice Van
Worst Mr. stewart testified that ne considered his slc-
cess I'm inducing the relatives To- withdraw al opposition
Ia the probate Of the viii 10 bc worth $4,000 lie sad
that lawyers enjoyed different drrrccs ~ nhne cc ana
rank no the profession anl accustomed 70 regulate
their charges with reference 90 their professional dignity
Mr. Chonic the counsel for tho drfcndants asked lhu
what portion of h- BIN rcpr.-cntri his dignity, ana
what portion his Mr. Stewart said he did not
know.
Robert scwrn called as an export wiineSs In be-
ha ~ Mr. Stewart. aud stated that IN h- opinion the
charges we're reasonable under the ciruusi anceH Mr.
Chuaic asked him n De- Thought that charge Of 200
day Tor legal srrt not cNcroiyc Tie witness
rcicd that be- could hardly estimate le-a services 10y
The day .t be- nal known LAWYER 20 receive ~ hl-h
~ $1,000 ia, and among these be could nrltioh
Jo-.ph u. Chuatc.
Nj Pur,ly denied the statement ~ Mr.. stewart that
his Iunls - mother. daughter OF ldauf isf~l'll
had even Intended io coutesi the will she had *
urs4ri ~one the circumsiturr thHt
house had not been devised % her. ~ =ir had h'n
ven rra-uu poet fd be- Tine cAf, unt hi 70 h
-I.uiI Doc provided .or htf. -h lad 81, si o complain
William A. brAch aud Aaron j. Nandrrplfi are lhr
rnunsfI fr NJ ~trnn rf tud Jo~rph H. IAOdio Tor TIC
defendants The case Wa NOT finished
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vote ia consequence of Mr.. Baines having psile'
with Mr. Dickey. The total vote was ~ toi'o"s'
sIxrErSTH JOINT BALLoT-LoNG TERN.


~. che intention Of the Republicans 10 adjourn
tha Convention al once till Tomorrow. but Eis'us
WRECKS excited debate which held the Conven-
tion together for a few moments OF the eai'o'ins'
pJe IN, red the following resolution:
p<.J,,S That In the event that election OF sena
TORS takes place 10y Monday. the 2oh az June ,ns
ballots on that dav. with the undtrsiandng In"I me
Houses 81 the Legislature will adjourn al p H. " ~
following day. -, J.,
This absurd resolution was promptly attacked by
exspeaker Uusteh who said: % would make the
point of order. that this Convention cam I pass
spcb a resolution, that it is ont OF order
Senator Woodin circulated "Oh, let hiIn
.,eak and have his saw" referring TO
Mr. Brooks who said "Whst these two bodies can
do apart they DO together as JOINT convention
This Joint Convention ~ here 10 eject >'Idtols'
After three weeks of halloting no result has been
reached The power thai brings us here; Wnich SAY >
that shall meet, gives us power oil .0Iloh Ia ""@'
ever relates tO the business before us ,is .
Here he was int 'Trnpted by senator Iltts WHO S'
"Suppose the Joint Convention adJourIs anu inc
Senate and Assembly subsequently refuse Z" a,qourh,
must not the Joint Convention meet according 10
The law Of Congress y
Mr. Brooks look ID confused. hut responded In an
undannted manner. ! suppose that puDnc SehtI-
xnent would carry II out and that the Two 'ioure'
would have sense and sentiment enough to 90 So
The assembage unfeelingly laughed az TINS re-
mark. Mr. Brooks waived his hand in an explana'
tory manner and said, What WISH Is 10 give ca
pledge to the people that We intend 10 act Ill 'cI-
tain manner by certain time. -, -
Mr. Alvord inquired II the Assembly wouid DO
permitted to outvote he Senate on the question:. .
Mr. Hustled SAID PuDlic sentiment requires Us 10
elect the United States Senators II are competed
% stay here till December 81. make the point OF
order that this resolution Is OUT 81 1IntI ,o o,t
of order was well taken, inasmuch az tn Federal
law said that the senate and Assembly should meet
in Joint Convention daily at II o'clock on eve very
day of the Legislative session till the SeRtOrs were
elected. The Convention then adjourned
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Clln Rcnl Getnle for GaIe.

4 valuable RIVER FRONT in Harlem, with
y d1,,1. aui stable for pre- aud i,in- apply O" Eu'
IaNDv WHITING. l2l Ni--au--t
INVESTMENT properties paving = per ceni
! me- on Bees nan william. Nassau and iIi on..t-
EJIANDA MiilINo. ~ NasNaa-st
co (Dn A stone front house IN Harlem;
- O,'DBF. ,ab.urf nui-h p.r.,'t ouor Do peg cent
rl-n flnrr tacrrni url- bogh"0 Adiir7 IT, H.,
D ur
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The people Of "a Western town are 50 fear
fliv las thar when thc vile OF minister who had Just
sri.d 10 hat town aslcI prominent citizen 80 tho in
hoaut- generally respected the SahDath and rrfahtu
from busnrss nc rculrd: "Cnnfound 10 nam, they
don't do enough work n q whole week 10 break the
Sail afh Or 90 was all done on that day"
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vFw.Y0RK CRY
'T ea Vie NE t. %biaGam Sissb1um " $500
'''i q smith. rcferce 10 KRVm V@s, 800. 2I9O
WIKI to Bertha c NTH 1000
7sth.i n :. 10 ftco' = ave. SorIooil Thomas -.
etno, D.. III cei H4rc a25qnaoiO; Clara
s2d-si, n s. asofi cot dave, ljalo22 Cath Null ,,o
7th.lyr.s a cor u ii7tf-st, 1881 to junction .,
H sy a. sheria &c, to o6lrlts co1Gcf 80 2alG
F;i and VII. To- q, r. r.. fcii 95oo
ll2ih..t. -. i75ne OF Boaleyarl, 2jxlOOii Pat
ssh, i u. '' T~ ~ iiaSe = sSioo
Mot-iw :. is5 5t u sol nlrecEer.t s2oarsi.d ,.o.
MotsL y :. 1900 = .of B.,rescrs 22s'.1si ,,,.,
r. Ioii.d, and VIC to il 81 Ieoo
Frennd 10 Oswald 1ehu, - 1900
i:ai.t 25sito, s F.na x .oJ Il lcsae 49,. 057i
New.nye ~ cor q 221..t 2'.5rloo John n Deane
~ ave. = b. % II -ol i2-d,-t, 25Iloo John II
eotsI 10 ro st6see.7 75sioo5. Margaret
4su, ' y. az = '@ l6i.syo 25Si o5. Kc4a
,.anlt a,'d VII. to adelaide sb-on 49, 1000
''' oohn nd ~iie to lehman ir samuel. 1900
e4avr.rs 2t.ait OF 7efhsi. 25tGJ. rho Lie ,,,
siisL ' Oh Of 2Iaye sose! q l. Jones
fo-d llG5
New 500 n = of ll.A st. 4a.NN lDis = \ RAJ 800
niue 10 N Depur .-....- 4%Vf
BROAD ~, 70 l0s Mary l. Boeert and another 20
James l. Bogrrt ........- .... ...... D."
i6th.si, n .. ia j It V Of Ave.B. i-Gxg1 John
iIeintzr 10 Caroline kpb-ch ...... .........-..-.
W,ft l--f, No sGf. 2-Aluu 3. Levin Fink AMI wife
James Richards .....-; 80.
same property iJaucs Richards toiiermanC Gi-srl am
Cth.sf. =. 10 = ~ isi-aNe. 50NJ0 IOt4 lsalur -
lfhuan and wife g. l. ~amurls ... liVN
2lsf--i. - 70 " Of "thnNc. 2ZKlOi6; ii Hun, ~
referee fn Ann Dunn ...... ...... 1870. - lE''U
A2d-t 2U' OF II ave. 2jH ln2.2; II kitch.
Ing aad wife 10 X MliI .........--.. li,JH
s2fl I'd, q s. 10 n q Of Ave D. &9NlOOs j Huncru
executor, etc. TO l. sui dam 100 .VD
mud and " ic to r Rcli,y 80. 40"
i35ti-af. -. 35u Il o. II shave. Fordham 70 49,
MCMILLAN ......-.- ....- 42V
0'' ~. -; .,go5r ~ n = G@iinei ON 1900
6giu.st. 10 r. IS lnthave, 25Xjo.'. Maihide
WlttprI ani husband Q" ...4i4b"th Lever. Spl
i0lfh a. u.s. , OF r. 81 @iare 2JAlOllO Malone a..
go NARY NfCoHt. e ...... 3VV
ed.t 49, Y n 81 Of istavr e0H22 sophia Acsrman
To g. AckerWan.... .....-.... o.. -....-.
lOtl .-i p e. 2sI u eof AvcC 25saL9 Theresa sid.
ruhrre .na lu .iIui t1 IS q Ficund
Shave, OF -&th -. "a isK-i. > hehrb1ck 49,.
others n schultz .-......-- 3D. lD
9-f -, a. ~. 1851 70 o. 90 ave. l1.in-TNH~.t,
.nt sl!, to t'laGe- Miller ..-.-..--- 1900
B.rfIau.ttr. " r., HI o. e OF ~i~t lnoNl'1f MAY
tiaulf suf hl-nand % % purint ..... 2''
licrrau ave. 10 70 ~ 81 ~ bnNluO, Caroline T
g. lAnut buiRut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

The trial OF Inc sut brought ln behalf of
Emma WEINBERG against Ma-rs weinberg for .ni,'d
divorce begun yesterday before jude r1cr in the
superior Court Chambers Mrs Wruhrrc g. n"w ~ fhr
EIoomucliie A. yuln for She Insane having been r.
moved f-in an .s,luu 100 E1n. r. hy her moth'r on
h, ground at nor treatment there Vas harhnr'ns ani
thurman Whom r sIlf v1- De- ram 900 order f"r OBJ" 1f
rr.' - Wr wrnh.rr 80. made. ard hc 10 ~. under
bail Tho aT.I,it- na vii,h the ORDER ~ nrrr-t VS.
granted paint Mr. Wrinhrrg's character conlrrnlY
yer, uucomnn,nftry coor~ WAie % 10 claimed "n m"
part of Nr Wrint-rr hat hr ~a~ god husband. ard
,If ts io,f.r f,i l,,n attacked hy an iavifs. the
onntsrs of which wtr. unt uui~r-0'd hY tr'-r "a hu
-ao.r o. fI,In O. b.. .if..'..4 ilAl We N'IA in
huf W WrIunrrc hls gr'ai laut oh r'aitnt- i' r'
iahl.l fir t.f un tlr -rrltt I'0 900 hih-' "N IT,
i.,, .re I,rt.fri hr h.r-lf In No. ~ violence Thr
rnt f, eofunu testified Yesterday ihn' wh.n shr
f... .r 0aur.frr HvaV from .th -.. 'f- 'f.'
...a5 ann ,-rcncs 4 woman IN tNc iHt-iiuir fir
A.tiltl fr-tifri Nat Mr.. uh.re sd f.Ift .iu
ri,l i .llrt Wl- '4.eu trfr Ihc case Wal bee t"i
tluuDl.
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FRIENDS OF NIX. DEPEw.

The Republican Central Club, Sheridan
shook airnan. mot last evening n Clarendon Hail. and
adopted resolutions strongly fayonng tue election Of
Cnauncey 81. Ucpcw- 90 the senate
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Ru ran Ta.teu & K.arneg.

Teid t-'lo II : OF ave- o' so2, 500
By Van Tasfelf 8 RcGrney
A HIGHT title Interest the 4.sfory brick nnf
frame agon factory wi n lots. Nos 2O0 aud 2S
IaS o. : Mcwila an .' ~ 'e''e '1'" " 1918
right tt'e Interest the 3story brick dwell
ing lot No SIS Fast 81 st-st, 40 10 OF 800
2daye 2OK95.9: stratton loet3
BY Ftn. n. Roorfs.
3 story brown stone dwelling with tot No III East
wie,t Bronson ii ~ " u ,. lD.'o e77O
By Bcrnard Suvh.
3 story brick honse with tot. No ti8 Fast l20thst,
bsrnes ol o' -O.lO y" COCO
~ C. J. Lyon
oi Io u Man y JnTtsr y ioV 20si
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cALIfoRyIA MINING STOCKS.
san Fn,NcIsco. june IG.--Thc following are the
oai,al closing prices of mining stocks:

The Emcka Consolidated Mining Company has
decared dividend u 80 ccnLs sharr.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. June l6 1881
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
By HOtoard ". c0ofes.
story brick dwelling with lot No 80 West 2Sth-st
12i0 II 2 OF 9Th ave, lot 2lfx9S9 Louis 80, -oo
Todd
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DANIEL L. VAN EyREN.
kingston, y. y.


EOR SALE or To LEr.-A new 2-story
i house containing ID rooms. ~rtu hifn Well ~ und
.tf steam ll4t ono 81 band, abundance f ltut.
tine healthy locftuu uiute~. wax FROM Murae Depot
on II "a. H. Address y. iiAIN, fes kshlll. y !.
INOP SALE or To LEr-N FL MORA, y.
sG minutes RON rifv via central t4r'Ai ~ New
soy minute WAX rpi station - trains day each HAN
Nrlugs cont unut ten u i~"4Fr
rooms hpslir. Bathroom. butler. and Srhrn ptuin~
rio~-ts uruar xr. ~ ~ feet front AMI 100 ic
d,p Aynnue - fct gdr one 1i he most healthy ani e
sifaOir state ftKf- ekfrr 1"Y low VIII ''
Improve ncuts 10 good ytrfs only Dor pAloa
iafs apply 90. -. BEN = ~. 10 broAi"V
NEWPORT. K. l.-One Of the famous Chn
y rlt. t 1T f the A.. tson rent 900 Ai-0 several
nis,s coitug- tonnurut Para, suburb oi N""p"rI
atoms 4t All h1ufs 90 tir ia! fuht
ID, cool Inaius bsfhtg and usAlny Inquire o
4. %. DAVIS. Daily News once, newport H. J.
ORANGE. y. J.-lIOUSES and COUNTRY
STATS 10 let and sale furnished AMI hnurnislaL
BIAChWELL& SMITH,. opp. main sl-uou. orange 81
rI'O LEr.-Furuishcd house on water, near
BRIGHTON for the summer sixteen Moons. boating
bathing. &c. WILCOX, lI5 broadway
O. nOn -2N acres fine land M Stamford
psD.tBsDtB. handsome dwelling and All outbuiings 10
Al repair eaay Address uN a5J stamford, Conn