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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
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IN DREAMS.

Z y ~ Ee = "A heiS-
She comes to me in dreams,
Just as of old;
With form OF fragile grace,
The sweet remembered face.
Even her garments fold
Ifjust tue same
In dreams she come, t. me,
Only in dreams.
She comes to me in dreams,
No change is there,
No gathering shade Of gloom,
No hint Of coming doom,
Is on her face so fair,
In dreams she comes TO me,
Only in dreams.
She comes to me in dreams,
When gliFtering light
Shall drive earths clouds away,
And with IT'S welcome ray
Bring the long looked for day,
Heavens morning bright
Then will she come TOO NE;
Or must it ever be
Tha; her face shall see,
Only in dreams?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
JOE PRE.V'E7K.Y2G
DONE WITH NEATNEsS AND DISPATCH
ES5SE-S#
TERMS CASH. ..

General Sessions upon the grounds
Of exceptions made, and upon the,
papers. hcreinbefore required, ana
without the examination Of wit.
ncsses in said ~Court.~-And the
said Court may either confirm
the sentence appealed from, re-
verse or modify the same, orgrant
i new trial, as to the said Court
may seem meet and co0formabIe
to law. ...'.: :,-.s ....
Approved December "a, 1880. =,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

In the Persian gulf last year q
million and half dollars worth
of pearls were found, and thirty
divers were appropriated by
sharks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

Approved December "a, 1880.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
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John Bright gives the Gladstone
Government lease Of five years,
o., perhaps, six years.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
Any Book or Article
In the Stationery Line
NoTlN STOCK,

viii be ordered and furnished al publishers
or manufacturers regular retail price.
Leave your orders at the
HERALD Stationery STORE.
Ian 2. 1T.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
NEWBERRY HOTEL
BY
a, w. =. SIM MONS.

This elegant new Hotel is now open Ior Inc Inc
reception of guests, and the proprietor VIII VIII
scare no effort 10 give satisfaction 10 .nc
travelling public. Good airy rooms, CON-
Portable beds, the best Of fare, at1eA llte' a..
c.mmodatng servauts,&nd mo0ar;,' 'e 80 su@.s
will: be the rule. Juue - "7 H.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

a trade paper says glass men
arc uniting. Men unite at tho
glass every day.
, 1881-10-28

n,nt property Of the United States of
Colombia oyer tho territory Of tho istlt.
tnus as Included within tho hartlcrs of
tho State OF f',l,anln." The Rnarantecu. TIN
neutrality or tho canal csn u,1y a'e ,tain-
taliir.l by maintaining Tie Sovereignty III the
r1nltrd Stistrs Of t'alnn,s,'n oyer the trrrsnry
through wl,Irh i l',sscs; antl tho l.a'nioa
'FfHltx ought tn EiMw TINT It is car,linha
feature ut tic foy.1gn palicy If tho United
Suites moi Ia permit Eurapca,i governments
either to guarantee Ur initftrc Il, my nlhtl-
i,er Will tic sovernlRnty Ut tho INDEPENDENT
States III this cunttnett. Wcru l;ngs.5lll
permitted to jntn In n guarantee If niusrn,t-
tyns proposed, suet, u,ston might cnsf1y ln.
lIlttte The groal,il ut Intcrfcrr,rn with tho
Sovereignty Of tho tMl,eA statrs Ut cntob,bfa.
English guarantee nj tho neutrality Ut ,tle
canal would lnyolvc tho statiuI,lnp Of English
Ships Of war OFT tic 1,nrbur Of 1'nstnn,n us II
menace to tho liepnhlc Of Colombia. Thu
FINES inny mt see fills. hut pruhally Afr.
Gladstone will. mud tho british (;uycsnucnt
Is not likely to try seriously to put Its foot
Oil lint nnrrnw neck nf lantl.
, 1881-10-28

Observation-Disclosures :ESERAI. TyNEn
has etle 'tfor tl.o gonl Of tl.u seryicr,'' antt
Mr.. Frank llattun llas brru appointed II, Ills
llarr. Tte cilallye IL II Elnui .n,p IN all re-
specls-butll BECAUSE 'fylmr llna golla uut
nnd because ltnttn,l lIas cs,llln ln ANY Aym-
pathy tl.at rlay bc expended u, 1'yner will
be wasted. ile t,as ind !ong experience il,
postal aiFalrs, antl II a.e didn't k1,uw Ut thu
ktar.roiIte rascat,y lio ought tn llave known.
1t APPEARS tint l,e tlll k,.t,w. lle admits
tliat lle was familiar with the operations or
the ring III 16;0; that l!H prepared II reln,rt un
uleuI, aitt suppressed It ut the AllHgestlt,l Vt
i'ostunaster-l;elrral kry, I'i!o explanation
Il daNaElng tn kuy. nut 1t dies INT help
I'yncr. liz must iaye hceM nwnro that t,o
o!llcer of tho tinyrrnMrht, mt ayem his sllpc-
rfoy In thu f'ost-t>llco Department., hntt tho
lis4l to extend IL pcnary indulgence 10 IN
lawful acts. lila moment ,Tyner becan,e
nwars Tint tho Government WIS biting lit
frai'lletl. his duty tn Hxpuao tho frauds Wns
psrcsnptors, a,ml It In neglected to fnlIl1l II
40 1na.lo himself lahle to grave suspicion, II
not to criminal prosecution. Thu l.,w-oilieers
Ut the Government mtyht even NOW giye
Tyner II gosnl .leal of trouble, II they felt so
disposed. II Garfield Ind lived mud been III
fnll possession 0f his faculties, 'rynpr wn.lld
llAva eolse out al 0Itlee laSt .I,,y. Mr. llatto,
his successor, II tho ctlitor Ut the Darlington
iiatrhcUe. a1ld nIatle II gallant though. Ilope-
less struggle for tlip thtnl term III Iowa
last year. Ills appointment II Il recognition
OF his services II. the essnso which President
Arthur st warmly slIDpnrtetl.
, 1881-10-28

Mr. n,,.tet t,,nvhor+,. 1,tt,,ao,nht,,
80 49,. a's. 4ust''lo' l'l,a"eiP"As
ho1ca otstoF, nus ''fFlSct 1T nome, after spea4'
~ t nnvIa,,a ra n rncn ;rR y, 'nFee 'oaths aaaaoa
MI, ,,,...,,,, ,,r,,,,. ,, ~ .,..
so mtss i.u.no ~ LUIS sto"nsu, ue aa!A9''
o' stn.n'r uIlu u Annt serena lsat'
,.t "',I1. ~ % p pMp: hsetaX o,nlac WIZ tns
ni,J bIuu cycs. '''''' "o''o"'' eo''p''N''''
TN, Nto,,,,u. .,,,1aua, =. r,..,n,,u
,,,, ,,,.1,,, 80. -. ..' W He"'.
,,n ,'a, ..s,, M sa 'a"s'o s"s" u,e, ,sa ~
atrc"ts sVas,,ufn ~ s'T F,r is , ~ rasf;c n n
viii 10 Ulia Of tho iiuest rssiduncus IN the cty.
Thsro ia n t,,,,n,ors, f,,n,, il, I,,,,n com
,,,v,, ~ thIstu.,, ,.,,,r, -, - ,,.,n,, arro.
:" ros,,, ,har ~ VI "a, nos,T
n,.ar ~, '" ,.',. ~1 w.. -.
tic l,os, ,ntrs NV IL tho III III, +, pay IL
pe1,nlty, anu has du,ls 10 xi,tecfully,
n. x,,,t,o,, ,,,...'',. T.. IL, ,ao.
NIL Mr: aahley' tho singer Is exeeealney ese' m
ornus to tho church Of bis ntoptIon, liz hot
or four inJurnt ornhnn cniI,1rru: y he rex,lIa,Iy
] s 49,, .t'.i' "r.st .an'Ieu, ;,.. nc .ss s.5
sMl4o tu9 Huth!Ilk " CHURCH IN iaI1bEa'e! w.
, 1881-10-28


Ilio renort OF THO special committee ND
po!iitetI !" Investigate the condition ut tho
Connty 'ail contains at leasl two rrco'n-
nle''tlatlol,S Which ought to bo nd0pte4 ut
once l'nn tic scare nf morality n'la econ0-
NY. VIC refer tn tho prbvlslan OF employ
meit for the lnnl"tea anu tho urgent neccs-
slty fur Separating haya from adults. and
especially fEu'n otu offenders. So far IN tho
c9ntlItlMI of tho 1a!l Is CONCERNED, II IL ccer-
l'ls to kn0w t!ut u Is us elc'.llly al healthy
rs en'lltl ba Expected alld that no complaint
cnli bu fountl with thu foost furnished thu lii
Inntes. Iii these respects our jail will col,l-
lEtre fayorably with al,y similar Institution
elsewhere. i prompt nttunla1ce to tho
suggestions 'lt'lcsl nDoso VIII still further
telII tu plce tha 1nIt III II position which wilt
NlAku It IL ,ll0tel institution.
hl!uncss ts thu urso of my rerso,,, In JUL
orott 0f intl, alNl simply furnishes oppor-
tnnltias iur mtsclial, ind wlloru thcre Is III,
, 1881-10-28

THE London Times conse'lts away It's
entlre cas1 In tho outset af Its discussion of
tie propositlonso Of SecretAry lsluinn's ''l,ote
OH the subjectuf the f'anaMIa canal. 1t s.lys:
"Nn one will question the right Ut tlle United
Suites to tnka precautions 81 that tin eannl
should not bo usett III my WY lost[ln 10
tle4s." Ths Is the literal Interpretation vt
tho note, II uaeans Just, tbls and notblng
'aore, The treaty ut .1si0. guaranteed "pcr-
feet neutrality OF tia !sthnlla OF my lnter.
oreanic communications tlmt might 10 coIl-
structed upon or oyor 1t for tic maintenance
Of freq transit from sta to se,I" Tie Ti,aes
falls to SEQ why Aese should be any replB-
l,ance to allow England ur France to join In
the guarantee" Tho Times ought to ba able
10 sec that Tho guarantee Ut neutrality tl,.
wolves another very important guarantee
.lut1ely: IN the language of Mr.. blaine, tile
Eua.antsu Or 1.-THE rights Ut s,Here!xnty
, 1881-10-28

a SHOCKING case Of cruelty To chilli llas
been brought to light fl Dustut,. H. drunken
pair nnsncd Cotter wcro tho parents OF III II
ycnr.old girl, ind for long timo tho neighbour
hood III which they tfvcd hns bccn stirred up by
the brtnlItcs prhctoesi ou the child until final
ly tho intervention OF tho 1lumane Society was
secured. 1t was learned tllnt tho narentB Of tho
Ksrt wcro In tho hRb!t Of bunting her over tho
head with II hot}-nailest shoe, and tlopriylng her
Of food for dnys at d tituc. When tho lInmnne
soutety'a representative roachctt tho housu ho
could DO nothing hit Gnt'ouvdr tn secure tho
consent uf tho parents to tho child's ronlovn,
anu this of conrso, was rcrtsaed. l4ast ThursltAy
Dr. llldwctI was Appended to by wo,lnn who
lived III tho sumo houso with tho Caters, she
stating thnt tito girl WINS being murdered. lie
investigated tho matter ut once, md found tho
victim Of uarentat anger to be in d tuortl,n,
condition. One oyo was closed, tho result Of
violence. aud tho hond was bully bruIseil and
swuitun. On tho following tay tito girl died,
and now tharo IL 10 10 nu Investigation, which,
It Ia to bc hoped, will result LII tho holding OF tho
Eottcrs for murdor.
, 1881-10-28

1'itl lItninn men must gol 'rI!is .aHt will
bn very eleur tn clIfcagnnHs when they real
this mor'tng TINT jain l.. lseyerhlEe has
1n'en appntn!e.l Assistant Unltcll States
Treasurer III Ills riiy IL ssIcreel Frank Till
bert. Mr.. tiIlNri IL n relative IT Col. i.olyrrt
Il. ingrrsolt, wl,o Is onH nj tho l'hme,l
knights rlnsrst frlr,nls. Tho appointment
u tillbcrt WIS ahoMt the n.lly favor wl,ttt1
t"'. ll,eersoli askc.l Of thu Hayes Admin.
istyallol,, md hlS retention by t;arliclsl WIS
.lntfrstnml tn be III Difference II TIL. flIarr-
sall's wishes. 10 Republican, will tie1iy tlmt
tho peerless orat0r has strnnE rlnIMs npol,
the party III w!ltsr behalf Ills clt,lucl,rc Ias
been USED ~ effectively; but CoI. Ihgrrsnlt
Is thu frtrl, nf l'al.le, mil hence lngt%ull's
rrfcnt m,,st IN. 'llIs is n0t .slt. t;tlbert. Ill
efficient nillcer, hui lIu,llr lnn,,. gives wny
10 Deycrl.lpr, wllosH stlte claim cn,lststs III
Ills futile attempt tn .nisrrpresvl,s Ills district
lit tho Interest Of tIIiEl term IN tlse Cl,tc,go
Convention. Tho Tl,trlt Congressional Ills
tr'ct ltd hot sgutl Il stN:tr tl.ts.t-tcyln alclc-
gnte to tho Siatc Convention. 1nltrc,l, there
wns not MI Ayawtul tlirst-tertu INN In the
County Convention from that district. But
Wien t!le SiAtp Convention WIS scizc,l by the
tlilul.tcrmers, under tl!e opcrnt,on Of loss
rule, thu Third Congressional District WIS
DISTINGUISHED, a,nl Afr. l;cvtritlgp aiN nll-
cthcr tllirl-terlncr were appointed to nisrep-
resent tMt district III the Nnionnl CoI,vcl,-
tlon. Mr.. l'cvrritse nmt )Is. con nfr.c were
unceremnl,ionsly hustled n,,t, anil Aiesals.
Elll0tt Anthony a,ut Washington Ileslng rc-
instatc.l NJ tile representatives Vt tho 'rhtrtl
Congressional District, III col,forlnnncc with
,P.&., r.
, 1881-10-28

TIFF rTrcAao 'rnt,i'SE hns established branch
offices for The seecpt Ut subscriptions aud aivsrtsu-
u1cpts as futloTs.
SEW fHtk-ftposn n grILlIlf nuItlinR+ F.T. Nc
tAltnES, Manager.
G1AsGnW. scntlund- d-Ailan's American Svw4
Agency. II NenHclu-st
tuSIU2. En..--Amnr1can Exctanl9, tta SiMti3.
ALshs F.t;lsfsu. Aurnt.
"AsfltSaIuS. H. t.--tT1H l. .trn,t.
, 1881-10-28

tnnrt stands nneontrnycrted, ami Mr.. t,nw does
mt to1ich It. We refer hin aiso 10 tho lettur
signed vi. e." printed elsewhere. This ror.
rcsron'lcnen hetween Mr. npw antl tho ErrniRp
itsl having nov rtiu tHttt, mcru ttetattott and
rcftrrntinn nf xsnte,nonts Htatc icforc. It wnu,l
be wnstc TT limo nt.1 sraee to continue II. Tilt
ritter af NJ. e." will l,r found elsewnre III Tn,:
Tribune. 4 few days nRn tho ntitrcss 0f tim
ttcput,tfcnn Htnto Committee Of Wisconsin WINS
pnbla1lctt. In It was tho following:
Tho evils t,s fntemparnueo Hro no grcnt-
cr now than thuy l1avs buDN Mt nnv
tttHu slneu lEbl, anu tho necessity for
prohibition III in inure nrgntt. Dli tho
Gontrnry. u fa lcftcve thnt N tho lust twcnty
yrArs. thrnilgti :p ctEorts III rnrt OF tho t"nl..
;tDcnrtr>, tnl III ymrt tIr0upt fhc ytnertti *rfil
l'ry,rAa ml,it. tiicro hls t.cun n taarkctl tnl.
IL tho ',u,nnlcratr ,lsr ur lntDs1ttIlnH drinks
This II unt1ucsttonnh1y true, and It Is as true
In Tho Fast ~ It Is IN Tho West.
, 1881-10-28

5r the Yorktown celebration Is oyes,
Interesting gossip conccsllllK tito Iuutter Is be-
kansH9 +, crup OUT, atld 0alt. lfancock coll,ea in
for son!h sharp criticism by tho correspondent OF
Dptfo!t paper, who alleges that ho orlsful w.
late rcd Ia honor Of ftz Hugh luo, Vi, ex. Co..-
fslernto Ooncrat The correspondent says:
The occAa0u. with all lts provocntiycs at 70.
IL shame, raat saAine wus iho wD:k Of Uou.
W. y. flAnttMk. ITO orowlie! Ats rldtuulpllH
strntt!ny for popular ApplauBe w An oIiot,ss
him. I4o u u Mujur- -Qoneral. and DO haa d good
War rechrI. but everything ha Il anl hAs been 10
uyermnstsrea w ths Psesllsntat ulaxg0t sh!ch
, 1881-10-28

Inauguration. 1t WIS shortly afterwards ,la-
ci'le.l, rs Il ought 10 be, adversely to Tho
claimant, null tho vote III the Supreme Court
derylng his demand, as III the court below.
wins itfttnih,pns.
Ti,e rtcortl tlnes i,ut stnw IL Troublesome
ac',sa uf isin0r Utt tho part ut tho now Secre-
tary of tllu Treasury nor Il Jealous watchful-
HISS Ut tl,o Interests of tho t'nvern,ncnt dur
tl'g his brief oillclal experience 1T tlio Ma
tiIi1tnl snfa.lIn
, 1881-10-28

CINCINNATI Is In fernant Just now over
tlfs trouble III It's Police Department. Mayor
Means, who tnkcs NIL nctiyo inturust In that
hrht,ct Of tho City Uovornuont recently Np-
pointed n innn nnmci Wnppensto!a. at ox-po-
lice oiflccr, Ia 4 position Oh tito detective forcc,
whcrctinot Chicf.of-I'oiico tossort sent III hfs
resignation. anl thoro III trouble Nil along tl1o
lne. Oesscrt claims that Wappct,stcn IL an u1l-
fit person 10 10 connected With tho department,
whIlp Means IL OF tho opinion TINT Dessert Is
aet.lated so!oly by spite. Ono exciting inctant
of tho canpatKl III tho opcning np Of u hIonsly
chhsnl betwec1 tue Mayor anil Cot. tschartl
Smith, Of tho Gazttlc. Ths paper supported
Mems for Mayor, a1.l TO It's ntl he doubtless
owes hIs ctocuun. AR u nntural consequence
Cul. Smith has boon regurdctl rs n powur bohisl,i
tho throne. Last Wednesday, whpn it WIS l,t,.
turstot'd TINT Gcsserts resignation would be
handed In on tho following tny, tho cdftor md
tho Mayor met on 'Chaugo Saii Smith: "3fcat,s,
want yor to apnoint Mfr. John Henderson, Into
Manager OF tho American Express Conlpn,,y.
your Chief ut Police. VIII your" Mnyor
Means iookcl Mt him for moment, an.l tllon
satd. "No. sir, won't," and turuud Oil h[s huol
and walked of.
, 1881-10-28
A ltNEW iI:M FIRM u

d1xeial CoffsspoAlsaee VI The th.sao0 t'. ...' ~
Ia unAnQe. ill.,, Urt. ~, now uea t1Im Il +
patons tnc"na,urs layo pus.sasr'l tl'~k ~ ~
lsrowns addition 10 this v,lugv and ate wv sxr
erect largo buildings with the lnecEt'oI ~ "
plying thu Chicago markst With fteso ts''
spr,nY chickens all the year Eouna'
, 1881-10-28

ES-l'nEstl'ESr HAYES, wllosa rcecbt s,.
,'ar eAFrlaE" r'eu III co'ncc'leut with tllo % t,."
Dr. i!uCon wis tho cnl1su ur KvIuK tmt,, co..,s
men en,sttcr,lhtu nttHrfety ty rtusn,, ~ ~
faes tint tiy 1las,ile nrrest rar yDtt, w. .he u,
EuH".c.I"! l'!Hn law wny t',rcsttcnp,r. +. .s'a
inlkctl t' BY tue cIncm,uti fnAme,rfof. '"ss
hbhllnH c!,lSns llcru i,avu luoket IN II, ,, -
IT. n n,n'1Gl Of trne goones.. Temperance ,n",n ~
era hn,o 1tsnu.i tloEr llttlp hugs lter y, ams
hny- sct,,ol otntora huv1 Impressed il nm ~
ocks tn 'u Ka'd mnn tlke you and the, rIs's w..
wtttta gct to tn President so1r thy. AMI s,.. "n
hum r'tt',lesy scttert Nil tho ho,rs Tint W.. "a
ilxcd o' yt'u ny 4olmg into t.nnnce,ieut ans
nreAkiny tho Habbnth. II Is rathBr to,, ,n,,.,'m
, 1881-10-28

"SES, o,lt collectors fnso war,,, o,a
f'nrisflcs!" strfcks ttu o,titos of Il Spw y"ss .
lHpcr: "pmMrtIy forward IN IN MI ,un,as.
which w!l bo flashed hy cable IN sfr. E,," !.
Parta." 4it Inst accounts tho rrbp.c ur ~. y.
country wcre llif huhkurtuK tn llnvc tl,eir ,na,s'
"ltnsl!e'l" anywhere. At Inst accounts sr. ra,!
hid $sal,R' ut his c"'1imar'd. 1lu cau esw
Oh tnnt rnr Il while, ''
, 1881-10-28
THE NEW BFCRErARY OF THE TREAS.
uDY

JHuEc FnlscF. III N1W NfRt WINS $GstGT-
day nominated and confirmed us Secretary
uf the Treasury. 1t mny be assumed, ufcr
tic JHtr }nis III The tHse Of cx.tsoy. Morgan,
that Judge Fo1ger's acceptance Of tho 'rmns-
ury portfnliu lu.t bcpu .lclluItty nsccrtAihetl
bcI"rn l,e was i,aull.uted. The new sccrc-
tary l,nH mt up t0 tlts time ncl1ieyrtl II MI
tonal reputation, t!0nElI he Is n mhn of coll
siderable lnral Importance tn New fur's. 1ie
wMs Chiuf .lvsticG Ut tint SiAte ut The tEme vi
Ills appointment It's Secretary of the Tfens-
ltry. So!il. years Agn liz WIS Assistant TtenS-
mrer III New fOrf City. liz ls best known 10
tic country ut largp NJ nit unsuccessful nsul.
sn1lt for Il Cabinet posistol ululGr Garfield
fnr tho p,sitlt1 to wlic, Gen. Arthur hps
now appointed him.
The appointment Of Judge Folgnr Is cliuf-
Is significant III ttlis tllue lecausu 1t SHOWS
tllat Arthur Is determined tlnt The Secretary
ut thu Treasury sl.a!t hc n Now Yorker.
Many circumstances Indicate Tint Cotlklng
WIS President ArtlNtr's rst ctl0tce. md It Is
believed In Washington tlat the ptace Is 10
hu he'll III trust. subject to Couklln7's futura
acceptance. Tllis WIS Ecnerully understood
to EG the cHsa when ex-t;uy. Morgan was
nominated. hcca,1sr 1t WIS kn0wn tint Ills
astvnncst[ age anil I'll health wou.,t mt pcr-
nit inng tenure Of the nll!cr. Now TINT
Judge Fogur I!ss ber1l ca1ie.ltto tic position
1t IL S,'!i that lie accepts under tic ,ope nilt
premise that Justice llnnt stnit hu retired
from tho Supreme l,cncl, during the winter
tn ,naku roum for HIN in TINT tribunal.
The tteory is certainly plausible. Judge
Fuiger WIS lnltllng the ltgllest 0filce III Ills
State In the 1tnc of his profession, drawing Il
salary Of Sl2,oo0 per annnlit, was to serve
fourteen years, a''tt nj tho end nj tlaat turn
was ent{t!esl 10 retirement nn full pay. 1t
hardly sce'lis reasonable tint Judge foiger
would surrender sttcll advantages to takc n
Cabinet position OF uncertain tenure which
laSs only Ss0o, and which, ut tho best, cnll-
nut last Int little noru tlan three ycars,
The prospect Of II [fe position OIL tic Sill
prelnc Bunch Of tl.s United States, however,
would naturally tempt mnn like Judge
FolEer. Tlierc Is ITO doubt Tint he will 10
entirely willing tn nlnkc way for ConklIng In
tho Treasury Department whenever Su-
pre,'lo .}tnlgcshlp siIail bo Offered to Him;
a,sI, even If 1t slmtl proyo impractical,le to
retire .1nstire Hunt, the President seems Ill
cllncsl 10 hold open tile yaealcy oil tho St-
pro'ae l3cllc', cteAtel by tho death Of Justtre
Clifford, though tho urgency Of filling t!.at
Hacnilcy was cited rs tic cltef rcnson .for
calling tle extra scsstnn Of thu Senate.
Whether ur INT Conkl illg Is tn bcc0,ne Sec
re!ars OF tho Treasury in tlnn tl,nc, 1t fs cer-
tHIn That President Arthur Intends tlnt tile
place al.nll be tf!cd only hy Il Ncw-fnrker.
III this purpose ha a'stagonizcs directly tho
pulley Ut tslo lntc I'rusient Garfield, wl.n, III
rejecting Mr. Afnrt0n, JltdRA Fnlgur, md nil
, 1881-10-28

a 1ArEAf.0i.n itattfier In i'ltilai,lp!t, p.
cont1y 1tNl,ccst gotNl looking Ktrl or ID yr.,,s
marry him by threatening to commit euj,i.
case Bto rejected hin. 'rhfs tS Il sey,ts ro,io"
ts"n OH tho general average Ut rhll,,lrnhi,
inGn. F@
, 1881-10-28
COST OF LOADING AND UNLOADING
FHE[GHr AND CARS


We hava lillhorto called public nttuntnn tn
tf,o ,u.w schedule IT freight rates uttulted ty
the }oartl Ut Halfway Commissioners Ut ills
Statc, wt,tct, f,,crcnscs thu nnxtn,l,,n RATES nf
frutghts N, pretty nslcil NIL tho rrnl,,co md
merchandise transported tyet tho railn,rtts
within this State nj, li,,lts Of less ttnN i1o
miles. Wu llayc show, that tllts lncrease Il
nti tito rntrs ~ compared with tho Ill
Elated Ulles vi lsTf, Wien lilo Gust Of rail-
way scrvlce wns about rs per celt greater
linn 1T lsst; tint tho Increase Is Oil tho
llauls not exceeding l5U miles; TINT these
tauls embrace 30 10 no per cent uf NIL tho
transportation 'io,,u by rail III this Statc: nnd
that tho reduction Of rntcs upplIrs unty to
long lRnls, which Ito mt Include more thu,
~ Or perhaps 10 per cent. II indeed su nnuctl,
nf the transportation done III tho State. H.
steasl Of reducing tho rites OF transportation
genurally TT least 10 per cent, ihis l'nnrd of
1sailrnult Commissioners advanced the rntcs
MI average or t5 pr cent III at least s0 per
cent OF thu business atI,t rutlnced the Old
ratcs nbput tho sn,Ila nyeragp proportion OIL
tlle remaining ~ per cent Of the trnllc, lnnk-
lns tho net lncrcasa ri rates Oil tic wl,ote
business about 10 or IL pur cent, Instead Of d
reduction Of 1T, rs they ought to be.
Tlie action Of these Commissioners Itself
was bareiaccd enough, but tho cheek OF the
Commissioners was exhibited III putting
forth rs M apulogy for their conduct such
stnEf us this:
When ratlrodti has nncc pafl lie cost Of loft.-
TUG Il eur Of freight and connecting It with II
trAin. tho dstui,re which that cur !s haulod un
Euro IN tho cost of ils transportation. I'ho
iett'itiiat cs'GrGus and expetiscs, hc'tfafH9 the
, 1881-10-28

Fhntrd Al HE Fa,t-f7rr ns f,he1S,, H.. sscont-
tTIss Matter.
Fnrthn bancht nf nnr patrons win i1ratt0 to send
vinRe copies OF TtE Tnfnl!xE tlsrlssi tho mall, NV
xFe herewith the transient mi" pf ls,%tnle:
|itn}Ju hnj flnUJfsFte. Jtr rarY.
Flight ten twelve. mid fnnroun fAt9r paper. ce,its.
SIXTEEN eighteen. md twenty tss1h tiIes..t crats.
'fHphtT. .tTu nnt iw"Hty-Dhr pllH lHtprf.,a rHAts.
, 1881-10-28

T!1E Princess nf Wales lins tnypntp,l \ ua.
'ttcss. 'fhis nIay do for England, Int wtat NJ,
country wants IN M inventor, which Will rns,a.
men tu pny fur nov .resses.
, 1881-10-28

(ht.'rfs uta Sttwa,tf$ nrt requested 10 b. psc.rn
p''''inIy ht ':hIOcI''ck tnni9Dt Gr mnrk Mnd tats
HtsA, HIltS Z, hA}tkEn W. n.
FiiED ". lH,lsTEM. fnrrutury.
, 1881-10-28
A.aif'%E.st ESI'S.


EIoa,ey's 'rhentFr. .....
t'nnr oilh p'rer: between CLARK and IL sntlc.
"'tht Bankers tlnnHhtHt6
, 1881-10-28

SeA..nn street. icswrrn Stnta and fipnrhpr,
Engagement Of l.sett .tc!tersnI,. tt1u Van Wlnk,e
, 1881-10-28

Csltcr:nn 'rh4nlre.
Corner nr seuxwtct And f1vfstun stseuts. SA!tcts
euttf flunGbGnt.