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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
The Lady of the White House Well Known
in Edgefield.

Inc LADY OF the WnIte House wen hno"n
in Edgefield.
President Arthur's maiden sister is to
preside over the White House. Miss
Arthur was before the war s. teacher in
the fsmily of Mrs Tillman, the mother
Of Congressman Tillnan Of the 5th Dis
trict.
We fnd this item in tie Newberry
HERALD. and upon inquiry ascertain
that it is true. Some twenty or twenty
five years ago, it seems this Miss Ar
thur was goyerness in the family of
Mrs Sophie Tillman. and afterwards
taught at Curryton. And certainly this
is u very striking example Of the ups
and downs of human life. A woman
toiling in her youth in strange land,
and in her mature years occupying the
highest social position in all America
. fEagefeld Adrertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

For November is to hand. This is
one among the best of agricultural jour
4lais- But the publishers are deter
mined 10 make it still better; and, be-
ginning with January, they will issne q
larger edition and will! publish it twice
q month. Notwithstanding these i'm
provements the price will remain the
same-SI.50 per year. Published by
Sam'I Sends. s. Sons, No. 12S West
Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Did.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
The Telegraph Line

Between NewberrY and Laurens was
completed and put in operation yester-
day morning at o'clock. Mr.. I. j..
McCra,y sent the first message over
the wire from Laurcns to Newbrrry.
We congratulate the people of both
villages upon this new link between
fhcn,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
J. N. Robson & Son.

We refer with pleasure to the card
of the above named gentlemen. who
are already well known to onr readers.
They make a specially Of fertilizers
which our farmer friends will do well
in noticing and purchasing from them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
Club Rates.

Club Rates.
The Columbia Register will be club
bed with the HERALD as follows: Week.
ty Register and HERALD IS 80, 1r'i-
Weck1y Register and HERALD s., Daily
Regislcr and HERALD $S.75.
The WrckLy Tconptn and HERALD at
81 50. Att
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
Three Cheers!

Three Cheers!.
If afflicted with that most painful and
annoying disease, uemorrboids, or
Piles, use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint
ment. It is victorious in cases of even
the longest standing. and establishes .
permanent cure. Procure bottle and
be relieved. Price so cents. Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the best
worm killer. For sale by DR.. w. f.
Pelham. COW.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
A World of Good.

One of the most popular medicines
now before the American public. is Hop
Bitters. You sea it everywhere. Peo-
pie take it with good effect. 1t builds
them up. It is not as pleasant to the
taste as some other Bitters as it is not 4
whiskey drink. It is moro like the old
fashioned bone set lea that has done u
world of good. If you don't feel just
right try Hop Bitters.-Nu7acta NeUS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
for sale at this office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
Liens for Sale.

So Cote II. A. BURNS for your L un
dry Soap, Starch ami Biueing. 37-I
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

E5D Go to II. A. BURNS for Potatoes
aud Onions. 37-tE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
7. M. 6. A.

SNSlSES,
Stewcd, Fried and Raw, at..A. G. JONES'
after the 18th October. 4l-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
Fresh Norfolk Oysters!

Fresh Norfolk Oysters!
Fresh Norfolk Oysters, fresh Fish, Ham,
Eggs aud Hot Coffee. served III the very
hess-sty!c, a: r:y Restaurant on Main Street,
all honrs Of the day and uu,i! 9 10 10 o'clock
at night. A. G. JONES.
4G-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

Gsr The best Organ at Eduard Scholtz's.
ZU-ly
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
Land for Sale.

By consulting our advertising col
umns il will be seen that a large guam
tity of land will be sold next Sale-day
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

Buy Canned.Coods,
Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco,
from A. G. JONES Aft.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
Special and Local.
THU RSDAY. NOV. IT,, 1881.
INDEX TO New ADveRrIsExESrs. :.

INDEX TO NEW ADvGRrlsExENrs.-
Mum & Co-Patents.
J. B. Fellers-Probste Sale.
D. II. Wheeter-Sherif'S Sales.
J. A. Robson s Son-Fertlizers
Johnson Observation-Disclosures
Silss Johnstone--M 's3Sales.
4. G. Jones-Fresh Norfolk Oysters.
Victor Sewing Machine Co.-Victor Sew
ing Machine.
Slss Johnstone-Calling in Creditor< Es-
tate Of James ~ Baxter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
Delinouent.

Delinquent.
From Capt. Whites, County Treasu-
rar, we learn that taxes have not been
paid upon the following property:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
SUR the Action.

Sui1 the Action.
The best Linimcnt in the world for
man or beast is Coussens' Lightning
Liniment. For Rheumatism. Lame
Back, Pain il side, Neuralgia, Corns
and Bunions, it is certain cure. and
for Spawn, Ringbone. Calls, Cuts and
Scratches on animals, it is the hest
remedy known. Price 80 cents bot
tie. Whites Cream White Vermifnge
is the best worm killer. For sale by
DR.. ". l.. Pelham. COW.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
The American Farmer

Buy Choice Fruits
0: all kinds from A. G. JONES. 4l-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
Report of the County Commissioners to
the e9isIatuYe-SpeciaI Tax tevies,


The following report vii! he submit
ted to the Legislature at the approach
ing session b7 the Board of County Com
missioners of this County:
To the Coaqptroller-Gcneral Of South
Carolina
We the undersigned, County Com
missioners for the Comfy of Newberry,
South Carolina, would report to the
Legislature Of this State that there will
be needed for ordinary expenses for this
County for the fiscal year 1981-S2:
For County Auditor (assessmonts]. 400
For County Commissioners and
Clerk 5 Salary ry............... 500
For County Trcasurer's commissions 800
For Jury, Witnesses and Constabies'
Tickets. 1000
For Clerk of Court 500
For Sheriff 1000
For Trial Justices aud Cons.ables.. 1000
For Coroner. 500
For Poor House and Poor. 1000
For Repairs on Roads and Bridges 1000
eor Books, Stationery and Printing 800
For Contingent Expenses. ......... 400
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

THOMSON, Dentist. opposite Herald Office
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17
NeWoerrY a. The State Fair.


Newberry a. The State Fair.
The following Newberrians took pre-
miunls at the State Fair in Colum bia
last week:
P. II. Koon, Devon bill. grade back,
Poland China boar, brown Leghorn
chickens.
T. I'd. Grcneker, pigeons.
Thos. W. Holloway, Yorkshire boar,
corn, pumpkins.
Mrs. Il. p. Moses, scaweed.
Mrs. J. NJ. Derrick. dried apples.
Mrs. p. J. Stephens, dried pluns.
worsted raised work, pickles. MARINA
lalc.
Mrs. J. 7. Cnlhreath, preserves. jelly,
jam. raspberry acid, strawberry acid.
ounce cordial, muscadine cordial, grape
cordial, apple wine.
Mrs. G. ". Holland, crochet sacque.
Mrs. J. II. Gail;ard, hair work.
Miss Minnie Folk, worsted rug.
J. P. Pool, matched horses.
Mrs. F. Merchant, marmalade.
Mrs. James Speer, thread.
Mrs. Thos. j. Mafett, thread. carpet
ing. e..
Dickert & Heller, cultlvator.
Mrs. T. L. Dominick. greenhouse
plants.
Personal. -...
Mr.. Sam'l w. Jack, Of Tennessee,
left for home Tuesday.
Col. w. s. Dogan. CT the Register.
made a three days canvass of Newber-
ry this week.
Nr. James II. Gordon with bis wife
and eight children left Tuesday for
Nevada County, Ark.
DR.. D. S. Pope. Surgeon OF the Peni-
tentiary. come up Sunday night, and
spent Monday with friends in Newber-
~.
Master Thos. B. Greneker, of the
Nous, is seeking a respite from the
chills down by the salt, sea waves o1
Cll;lTleSlCn.
Messrs. E. II. Bobo and Jno. B
Cleveland, Of the Spartanburg Bar, was
in town Friday and Saturday on pro-
fessional business.
Col. VIM. Wallace, of Columbia, wa:
in town this week. The Colonel has
numerous friends in Newberry who arc
always glad to meet him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Foot left yester,
day for Virginia 10 attend the funera
of Mrs. Eisman, a sister Of Mrs. Foot
who died at Staunton yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. A. c. Dibcrt, the Superintendent
of the Shoe Factory in the State Peni
Tertiary. was in Newberry Monday
He reports his work as moving along
very satisfactorily. While here he tool
orders from two of our merchants fol
shoes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

M. L. S. Bowers, post master at
Prosperity is cur authorized agent at
that place.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

For sale by DR.. W. E. PELHAM. 50-1y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

Maj. Jno. X. Nance, of Newberry, at
the late meeting of the State Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Society was elected
a member of the Executive Committee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
the Methodist Church of this town will
be held on Saturday and Sunday, the
26th and 9th inst. The Rev. c. Fl.
Pritchard will preside.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

The congregation OF Bush River
Baptist) Church have chosen Rev. D.
W. Thomson, of Garibaldi, N. c., as
their Pastor. He is expected to take
charge the first of January.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

We invite the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement Of the Buckeye
Mfg Co., Marion. Ohio. in another col
umn. They offer rare inducements 10
earn an honest living. 2S-6m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-11-17

lIIGuQSe Tc HduG q RSuCi ol lColtOucO,
or must be forced to collect in other
ways.
Capt. A. H. E. Sheck, who has been
in "durance vile" for the past several
weeks in default of a oond to keep the
peace toward Mr.. W ?. Harris, gave
the required bond yesterday afternoon
and was liberated.
A good subscriber at Silver Street,
Mr.. j. NJ. w., asks for information ii
Summer has come again; he says that
he has apples as big as snall marbles
and strawberries the size of red haws.
We regret not being able to answer the
question.
When a lecturer has worked the Ia
dies of his audience SO near to the weep
ing point that they have gotten out
their handkerchiefs. and then suddenly
changes his tone and speaks Of the
merits of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, he is
bound to rouse a feeling of indigna-
tion.
Rev. Fred Wallace, pastor Of the col
ored Baptist Church in Newberry, bap-
| tized five new members Sunday. max.
ing sixty-six that be has baptized at this
church since hr took charge, the first
Sunday in March last. lie has received
over one hundred, including those re.
ceived by letter and by restoration.
A bundle Of clothes and an old um,
brella were placed by colored woman
on Sunday at Bethlehem Baptist Church
i'll the wagon of Alfred Adams, the wo
man stating that they would be callet
for by the owner. They were not call
ed for and Adams has left them AT this
Office; the owner can have them by
paying for this notice and describing
the property.
, 1881-04-23

The conductors, drivers. barn.nen, aud othor
ompoyGs Ut tho Chlcnao CITY Hallway Company
tthe South H!1o lIncaa are feeling good oyer tho
nivAnco In waRes yesterday granted to them.
When tho Wost Side mon went out 1t wAs ux-
pcctcd that their South Side nrothron would fol-
low, tut they lid not do SO. Superintendent
Holmes was al Tint time absent from tho city,
md tho request WINS nado OF the employees that
they would Nwnft his return. which was expected
70 TO about tho 23th lnst. Yesterday moFGsng
ce s 5 wa nioqpS tns nfn ~
Which Ae hug been entirely lKnornnt. Thp ro-
gut was that the clerks weEo aet to work i'gur-
lug on r'ltea OF pay. otc., aul Ut p. N. tue fol.
loMln s*as ior;uIuntGd;
,"cnlcAu9, april @:.1o the Col,dactors a,uL
oESTLkaES: Il pilulna upon tic Gu,lutin boasds
Of the dtfinrunt burns y new rato u w4Xes c1nnl
70 a. s aSssS Il = on rss rS' % eesS0ao s @
t!ays. the andersixaul desires to rutirn to Vol;
e"Srtco.s con- ' and hoiaruplo @ Soarns d"snss sGhs to
"l'h!s s'npha.lo expression ot confidence md
tarn y II a wrtr % Is aeapiy i appseeass 'sS sy
him, aud hy al! soncernoa T., .he .nannsems1it
cotnpa,,y Is unSnskluy ID III et"rpriso x Which @
It j. hoped WIZ pnnutc tho weliaro of ~. nlneo
+ y ~ INSURANCE IN your part TINT YOU can 10
iy sp?sasfs II f9S Spf!t &C., e iatns !. aaa d
t1ltAMt Ktfu!>H1Ils VIII EEHMEuD u tAtu u
you perso'a!ly, 1asn; yery truly yoMra, ...,
in tho pa9t thts Company has hal thrco esasses
of men. and threo aoparute rases u pay. Extra
men setyct ono to Two Mtsntha ut lower wages
than wero a.ccorps! to regulars. and these nEaIn
tatd not attain to tho tuaxlnltM Kuras ,,nti thoy
hall been h. stlo service nr tho Company. .Hlie
ytHr. 1'hs distinction IL now ruuiovgl, and all
tnen who hnve huun steadily employed for thirty
AMts Or Aassso fec9lve tho regular rate8 Df pay.
The tnoreaso T. etlaisalont 70 ahoYt Is pSr csut
ninth street ltt,os. for Instance, who ulnke oHhs
trips PER sluy hnvu boon xettt9 - cGnts {.er trip.
aud VIII In future kocaitu u. Go,its f0r the sans0
work. Or s..h! per dur. Tho Cottage 0rnye ayo-
nug nlon, taaklnR horeh trips, arc ndvhnced trom
J to3a1s cent1. md tho .ArchUr avenue nun, who
mike 1lghi sstgs. arc aas4.sed from. ~ to u
worn Hlvpn Kene9al !ncrc1se Ut y aents rcr
aay, aud nor !tlt IL !avsy on the South Side:
The conductors Mnd drivers cxprcaa thom.
:c!se: V oxesed!aYly xra,!tlo. ut !ao ao.ion y
hold nSptli,e to-uIght Or to-t,iorrow miEht for
the purpose % expressing their fceitug VI por;,
the othor nlilccr Ut tho. CompNny fur their
prompt aud kInuly recognition Ut the c!alms Of
fkE ftiHH
, 1881-04-23
DELOIT COLLEGE,,

ANNUAL HSNEb w 11R AhuANts
Tho alumni Vt tlelolt Colleke, resident IN the
city and vicinity, hell tholr ansiNal reulLuH aul
lnnquet ut tho Palmer House last evening.
After u bsief xsunt0n In the pss'ors the aon-
pany repaired TO the narth diuiny.halI, whero
thoy sas down to q splendid dluuor rot In tho
lAlMor, Iaousp styla. Tho tabta was taRtefully
decorated with haakuts Ut lowers, and the nun-
beFs prpssnt were }nst sutlIplBnt for plenaantt
JULY hluner. After tho excellent uenu ha4
lIsel, discussed ut length and the Glyars were
l'Ehsst! tl,o sp,eak!ns ,a 1egan; ....
In which 10 dGfattod tho gratifying advances
nude 3y the Institution 1f ate years. Including
~ 4eOldUtl improvement in thV curriculum, aud
4 H.. marked eaanxo ln ths Ksaerai schtl4rslatp.
,lltion, hut several needed improvements about
tho Ef..oa.!. WI eall for tnrKs oYslays; ,,.,.
dell And tho Hev. JeEumtnh Porter.
Olu College songa wcre sunx and old stortaa
ware told until tho morning waa young. 4 poem
on college days wkg read by Mt. A. L. Hobart,
and thu following tousts ana responses Made;
"AunuAls," +. u. Eaton; "Piila for the FrnsA,''
IL. +. Mrrrimau; observation-disclosures" !" Chicako
, 1881-04-23
TIE COUNYY-BUILDlNG,

LAURA PAsslNo, Caroline Isyatcdt, and August
Schmidt woro yesterday adjudeed !nsano III tho
County Court.
ALI Of tho 1nll inu,atcs indicted by tho Inst
drand Jury will DO asratguod in tho Criminal
Court to-day.
TAe seeona trial OF John Q, Hayward, tho
young medical student, for tho mur!er OF aa-
loonkcsl,cs pN CottAge Grove avenue two years
ago ID got for Monday.
TUE Grand Jury yesterday found an int,:ut.
lnent nHatnat AddisDn 6neII, tho hoath blde 3D.
l0uhkeAp0r. tn whose ptaua MoilFIe was xb0t
a'.d killed sotno weuks a4o. Tho Indictment
kins," Oh arce''nt 81 hfs hsying hsrSorea @ tic tic
AIrleFor A1d nlso Asst4tsa a!za III 9ud|ug arre4t,
:, IHn County Court md tho employees ot the
County, Uierk's uilico were lata getting 10 work
yc.tSr!ay, Iaa trouble was lhas two of Tho
wacro iii tho tuoUsls aro kcp, wore s,ck. and liz
thiri uno wus taio getting Irounll. The buys
MHau tA0 lcst at th0 delay, which was fur a6ltt
~ lt0.tr, nua appaasod to an}oy tho unusual 10.
Recommendations uAMxHoS wus Ii, tbs
cr!mtIMtl Court yGstoFlly asktuR the relcase Ur
young lnar named 14swlcy, under indictment
f1r lArceny, ana sueeeelcd. lie sunt hiul to jali
10 bog thun, nsf hs jhaatiop in tIv cssp 81 sIsuj
sotMo ,l solnark: Tue 1vlIow had Guon por6aps
sulllo!ently puntshed.
Qu!Ts n1mber Of tha shosir's boarjers
Hfuadeta guilty tctur0 Judge Anthony rostertiay,
AIMING lheln WI. u xr,,y- halrcl Ul,i lnuu, Ie1fy
a.aIix gwInit % w93 w GhIasgs wttn hayns syste.
sass ynspuy M I'LL xs.y ! H. was ss. 10
trace hY bid brought uian hIasell. aaa @ lis tae
btoFy nf h!s rereCsas and efforts to fepair tho
MfTenx hs haa aons w. psnIlsriy aheet!px
has cfusel 10 inform them OF hls misfortune,
but tha Court adytsel Alm 10 do 70 In oEaus II
, 1881-04-23
LAND LEAGUES.

Tho Central Land League hejsi mectlng Inst
ovcning in tho!r hall. corner Of In snlio and
Lnko streets. with Mr. ]. ". Enrght In tho chair.
Tho present hail wah ordered engaged for tho
coming 1,and.LehHuo Convention, to bo held
Sunday afternoon, Afayl.
Tho Treasurer, Dennis 0Conncr. rcportod
that q, 100 had boon Sent to Sir. Patrick Egan,
Paris, ns Treasurer Uf tho Irish Land LoaEtic.
aud TINT tnero wRa 81 run'Ainlng III tho trcas-
ury ~ 4 balance.
Mr.. j. i. Lyon offered tho fo,lowlnRs.
fstsosndl, That It is tho *ot,so ot tito Delegates
composing the Central I4Anu LehEuo TINT tho
greatest want Of tho Laud LcnKle now 1s mt
money but organization 10 tench tho people tho
pntriotsm In 4 glow We should orEantzo, aad. ~
Dur erntionn, light tho Rrent battle OF moral
force, 10 that when tho tlMo comes for moro
financial Md, and whom tho organization ntifn'
befe million Of tf9 tiletl, ,toF0 VIII be b1ok.
wnrtl md all Wilt ,lnite In ono suprnmu effort
secure tho Hroat object Of tho. .!Mnti-I I.eagl,c.
John D. Lyon wis elected Financial secre-
Tho mooting adjourned until Wednesday
evcning Ut nurko's Hotel.
THE FOURTH WARD LEAGUE
mot In tho hail Mt :74 State street Inst night to
coi,aller tho niattor OF seIlulnB delegates to tho
state Land League cons9gt'2n whigf t,,, - to DO
Side. It was icoide1. without MUCH discussion.
10 sGbd slye lotoEatps, and the genticmcn uhpscn
were Dr. Gucrln aud stcasrs +. IL. Giowry.
Ed rrnynot, lsiohartl FrnndcTgAst. md U. J.
lsecdy. Mr.. Goorge ?. i'ant ndaressud the
urged upon tho EaHttensun Eho tVero to f,ars'ni.
patc IN tho Convention tho necessity. or
strengthening the State organizations BY atlopt-
ing sUme practicable systoM for uniting then.
, 1881-04-23
provo hi. pnat Eood character, which no rrcmisol
to slO. Jio WIS fpmhndod for scntouco.
aEnNtI1r

provo hi. pn.t good character, which ho rrcmisod
10 tlo ITO WIS ronlandoh for scntouoo.
aCnMtnT All, STRAIGHT.
Il cetfn9 Of tho Cumtnitieo 0u Charities mot
to iilsestiHate tho charEcs OF tlrtinkonnes4
n,EnInst John Schmidt, engineer Mt tho insane
Tho trst witness examined WIS Horny Ash
ne'a who hHa been ompl9ySl II plunib!nR #ork
~ tNo Asylum, lic said ha never saw Smith
room. md sovcn or night OF tho omployts were
resss IL So meassa ss,tns s ne
knnw of tehmidt gottlup drunk.
.scro examined, and thelr, testimony va TINT
Schmidt was sahcr aud reliable man. Neithor
CommIss'onor Albright, who was Tic. iastlRator
sso aud oS sw Sess 's sn%y 'qS e os liz
been drinking. t Tho cus'no was not running at
Tnis concluded tho testimony, aud the Com
mltsee Mnanlmo9sly resolved to dismiss tho
anti eso rasscd 4 rosoiution caiiire tic atton.
tinn Of tho authorities to tho r,to forbttdtng
tho drinking ot beer or liquor by lho omployts
THE roAnpsxa-Houss or rtsE MAD.
s he a q SrdSr ia o5 hnEs TSTa
proportion of then, wero adnittcd. They vera
OF tho usual order. OF course, lndGr with pNck.
nRgs for thctr less tortuuntc friends, ind
tho weaker Acx+ rs usunl, prr1onlnhtcd 1t, nlim-
bers. Unn Ut tho earliest oaiers. tho story went,
was an old German lady hcarinF q loaf Of bread.
inside VI which was 6ottle Of whisky. but tho
JRi.or fnttod to hn. out WHO the wtinnn was.
where she came from, or tor whnm tho whisky
was iHtputel. After this nil Ut the packages
presented were examined bofpro bonG sent to
tho cells. but nothing was discovered. Tlero
,rcru no new developments In roicrcnco to tho
recent trouble aud thorn Rrc not likely 10
bs amy until tho ,nntter comes to tho
VI! ~ during tho coming weok. shor!E
MRnh con tfNiies. huwGyor, to pontter over tho
sitttudOr Hnd to listen tn auggesn0rs Of reform
] In tic management OF niSair1. to tho end thnt
| future trOMbtc nhny hg avoided, but rs yot no
has not fully determined what additional stops
to tnko beyond cNrullinx the intercourse of tho
prisoners with the outside public hy doing awny
! with "vIslt,ng days" II is h!ghly probable,
thDtiFh. that OF the steps he Will tako will be
! the locking Or tho gates luading to the 1all-
ynri, which arc now kept lung upon. md Atl-
other tho dong RtVay with tho ots8s0n OF lpttlng
nil OF tho prisoners OUT Of their cells ut the snula
| time every dry for exercise. which glvos them
opportunities TO cuncOnt detIltry thoy could not
otherwise obtain. a cosnr oyo will also 10 kent
I upon ccrtntn cfass Of attorneys whu dnfy fre.
g,lent the jaii osteastbly to SEQ clients, md tho
County Ilonrd will. most likoly. DO nskcu to Al-
! low tho employment VI additional Watohncn.
, 1881-04-23
Our Camp T. q. Thompson: "Hpot Cash." b.
IL IfiIls u Half. Trcrsls.n II. II Fletcher.

Our Camp T. y. Thnmpson: "spot Cash." D.
II. tfiili u Half Drccls,' u. II Fletcher. :,
Among thoAe present wcro tho fotl0w,ngi
President A. l.. CHAPLIN, Pr,t. j. j. Ilnlslel and
the Rov. Jeremiah Portor. of ncI9it
Eollese: tho liey. II: r: i,osc, of M!lw4uksG, %:
l.o!olt 9s: F: =. Osborne, 's; =. =. T. DIxon, s3; 81
10: Valentine. 80: 7. o: Thompsott. ~; :. n
Kitldcrt oi Wlns,ctka, "a \. !tas, 9f Siixa.. .
i}Nrhat. 10: ii. ii. Starkey, 10; /: +. PottIb1ne.
ri Jas. 1,srkor 1stnss M7s " .Ss rortss ": ":
q. w. storey, ut II. II, Hobart, 90;
q. F. t,ntes, IT; ". q. Gates, II; II. r. Mor-
rlmnn. 'Gli g. F. white, 70: F. 1sEetncr,
tIuokfort, II; franklin T.. Fisk, '78: ". J. Nc
llowcll, II; IT, +. Wright, Morgan park. 10; and
Charles D. Mc0ennts, rs.
During the session uii1cets Wefo eiegtoa fne
Tottibono; Woo. Presl.ente, X. .: Wright ant i.
g. Valentino; secrctary, Albert l,urhatn: Tssas.
Z: o. Thompson. II Il. iiobnrt. and r. s. E.
Dixon.
, 1881-04-23

UNtvEp STATES DISTRICT Coun1-JuDaE
DL0DGErr--1ohn Nicholson vs.. schooner Flying
Mist; decrce for *A3l.50 In favor OF Nicholson,
for r. ~: Us In favor OF Taptuas Hood, md for
$iSi5.77 III favor OF Thonias Hood nnd John
Wilson.
rtr0n ct nj. vs.. Frederick Behooppu, $l77,00,
CltCu1T C0iiIsr-JUD1E 1tOaEss-Edwart1 Nc
lrMth vs.. Alcxnndor Kcclor; verdict, $l00.-