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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

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POST OFFICE,
NEYRERsY. S. c., Dec. 81, 1S8

NEwBERsY, S. c., Dec. 81, 1881.
List OF aaFesasssss11 letters for week ending
Dec. 81, 1881:
Adams, Jno. C. Higgins, John
Brown, Thos. (col.3 Sanders, Miss Addy
Franklin, Mrs. n. J. iSuber, Miss Mary
Hamuel, Hamp iWicker, W. II. ~
Parties calling for letters will please say
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"a CLEAR CASE Of DEcEProMn

WASHINGTON, July 8.-The House Com.
mitee the Judiciary Will prOba y submit report to
the House sometime week. respecting tile previous
action OF majority VI that committee IN favor Of seat
ing Mr. Majors additional Representative from the
tate Of Nebraska.
The subcommittee, o. which Mr. Reed Is chairman,
APPOINTED TO examine into the 81 las been al work
sfy,ra DAYS with view II uscert ~ n p0nsi-
bic for substituting the tssus re III ~ the State fJf
1874 tor tna Of 1872. upon wnIlu tue committee based
AZ. report favor seating NJ. haJ1ts Several aeP"E
uODs ave been received. aLd to- a. M. Ma1Ors
granted a hennug. Members 81 tar committee say,
however that iaci- awe ben developed that
il ia a lear case OF deep H. 4nd the ciy tnng 10 Do
deternlued i-. wLO Is re-.OlsiDir
Mr. Valentine. cue only Nebraska Representative in
the GoIsr prDuoIlcrs "a, cru-S report, upon wEIea
he con litter based ia actO IND aJlcI was Guy
certified TO a. agfBg ppyI.t ~ the safe Ia ls1s
10 be that Of Io74 The .ort Of ne COMMITTEES IS
AWAITED win muca anAe,y, especially Cy ihe meibers
Of Tpe minority II cOulAt.cc discovered O. o
rlu, Tn report 40 IlfHr O -ra'i4g Dir. NJofs was
rreolulnittea to the committee several weeks ago.
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"Kosmos"i IL 70 succeed Mr. John Morley "a editor OF
The fornighHg Reuer Mr. Escott also whites great ca,
deal for The Standard and believed 10 nave Oeen ie
author OF the interval OF Liberalism which occurred 10
that new paper last year. -,
dred pounds for speca train to bring her from BUN,
burgh 10 London. The takngs" nightly az LVtfpool
paid 10 anybody except saran Bernhardt Inc e.eNer
manager WHO offered to give Mrs. Langtry 900 nght
for Aree months that he did not secure her. ana
estimates her earnings for her rsi year on Tue saso az
$4,000, including her jusi-ooncuded engagenril,s
This Is than any other actress singer or dancer nus
ever made IN modern times. . .
Oscar Is coming home Tor Little while before going 10
japan.
Medina, in London busy with literary venture
lie looks very little older than he dld twenty years hs
and IL a. good company as ever denghtiuI Po5G
rucOaeWr. His story Oi bow he killed toe ARAB SPY Is
Charming An Arab more or les ne w hI D.
" can make no dincrenre" lis Wiz, trs' lsai -
ton is the agreeable OF literary ladies' for she never
" talks shop" a. nearly all the others do. ,,..A
Gaiety Theatre, very popular IN London Ihey IRE
very clnhable OF confse t1ey have been made hon
IIl London an''"OeiS u every "'''--' low
Sir Theodore Martin. who Is to write about Lord
LyndhursI quite recovered from the NJ OF depres-
sion caused by haTu the Life OF the Prince Con
sort. Everybody wonders at HIS UNDERTAKING Itts1
work when he full of years aud honor. He IA one OF
the most agreeable men IN London, AID vita Aylouu
:" The Alabama Duel" The Americans Aposi ropne 10
Boz and the famous parody on Locksi.y Hal" Al
fred TeDnysOn, wno Is an Intimate irehd Oi MS oeh
cOngratuiates him on ia" Line,
Worship Mighty Mumbo Jumbo in the Mountains OF
Moon
Sir Theodore however, is not what IL called funny
man in conversation, bat serious, pO1ca, critical
and artistic Ills wife, everybody knows, was Helen
Fncit, Is charming woman as she was an act
Inc death Of Mr. Simmons, the engraver, viii leave
Mile Rosa BOnheur's picture OF The Lion at
Home Tor the moment wIthout engrayer. PROB
ably Mr.. Leeyre will tind one Tue sad picture
petey took the wind out Of the sails OF tue hAi-
Palace RuOeHs.
air. Keenes American-bred horse Golden Gate as
he Ian lg.
cutting all Kinds Of capers al the startingpOst
lie wa, one Ol the early" tips " Tor the Derry.
The stOry j. again revived tuat the aclOn OF the
Princes the blood royal In gOlDZ down 40 House
Of Lords ana yOun Tor the Deceased Nes sister Di Is
inspired by their b hclr sister, the Princess
Beatrice, married 10 the Grand Duke Of Hesse, the
whoever Oi the Princess Aucs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
ASSAULTED BY TWO MEN.

As Officer Frazer, of the Twenty -ninth Pre-,
cinct, was patroiiing his beat in sixth-lye.
late last night he saw two men, who
seemed to be under the influence OF
liquor approach a third man who was standing at
Thirty hird-st and sixth-8ve. without . word OF
warning. 81 them struck nim heavy
blow the face, knocking him down. They then
ran AZ rapil pace through Thrty-thrdst Inc
officer started IN pursuit, and overlook
the short defiance from where the
assault TOOK place. lie Zen tem Dgt after srlggle
they broke nom his grasp. The officer then struck
the largest Of them terrIc me forehead with
his CLUB, the dropped To- the sidewalk iDsensble
His companions tntn attacked tine Odhcer, Whd
succeeded much trouble IN taking aim 20 the police
slatiuu. The OJber two We're .AsO arrested. Inc
man whom the two assaulted described
himself as joan ". Crawford OF No.
~ West Thrty-thr St. said that be- anew nothing
~ n as.aidnts could ign no cause Tor the
sault Inc man Oncer struck aud who seemed
to be badly injured .ave his John u. Dewal1
ana SAID Tat ms companion MS son, Robert
Dewala, bOtn NO. los West THirfy-tblrd-st
severely from wound, he was allowed 10
go home Sergeant TINS said that he thought
MS skull was fractured Hi. son was locked
up on charge Of assaultiug the officer.
Officer Frazer had a hard struggle vita ING
BOtn lis eyes were bdckened and
his aud mouth confused.
Neither Of DeW ds wound give any explanation Of
the cause Of the ASSAULT CRAWFORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
FASHION NOTES.

The newest canes for gentlemen have ham
nerea Coz prr leads
Ths Europ.au bathing dresses without sleeves are
adopted lcf, Dog adde's n az swim we'll
Lsfgs LegLorL hats with whi,e ana yellow plumes are
nost popular they can be worn with costumes
@ auY OF tie co DTS now IN vogue.
Venetian lace IN pa terms Ike OF point the
most oegant trimming for the Canton Grape dresses
Nufh al SIMMER receptions
Tae latest large London hat called the Langtrv, has
uafahoui eatasrs In soft Ainy puG the edge Of
The hna
Maly Of the cotton satues that are too striking and
hnare to dresses 10 be in the 81 will be effective
Tor oouairy toAe.s
Thr prete-, lace mantle the double chu Of guipure
n-t sith ai irA OF the ace edges, and black
NtNe1 Hoeoa Bows u TIE It in front.
daeopulaus !. TIE French fabric for " washing
oiesses IL ], stamped vita hgures in bright colors
els 10 i pian O. ain white.
just IS Deaied trimmi4gs are losing favor and are
tO'Nl 10 De gated the milan. wno first wore them
a = %an,anced th real gold ads real turq noises aud
pun snoor beads are N vogue M Pans.
Ieaeo~ns have Vatican ircsses Of large figured
i"uisf- VIII skirt Of cregette shrimp cOOred satin
trimmed with pafs and white lace. Bows Of dark red
't-'7' iiODoI tiln thr cOrslge and sleeves.
hte Chnadah cloth dresses with Old blue dull red
velvet col az aud cuffs wora al summer hotels by
tohsite
Sinai boys scarlet Of hussar cloth over their
NAte kii slts az The watering places There frogs
% D1cs cord up the front OF TIE jacket red Turkish
te1 completes toe costume.
AefehSnts predict that the taste for embroidered
dresses III increase next season, ana some economical
Persons tank 1t well 10 buy embroidered cashmere
esss for next winter at their present reduced prices
Large white nua shawls with embroidery in each cor
hef and some block figures OF drawn work worn by
.%les 30 he country at church, the piazza and In
sych carriages
'he genuine India muslin. as glossy as silk, and diaph
snOus Ike gauze. Is worn by English women OF wealth.
&c import It directly from India haiiste skirt IL
% beneath ths fabric and both these are mounted on
uA s@lft Ia order 10 bring out Its finest effect
h~ters who import their novelties from London lead
'ne fashions here an round hats ladies' These hats
feIy neiful shapes laden with feathers, and are
sIth severe Costumes made by taiOrs IL sty les
~~Sase tr0m English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
POSITION or HIGH SCHOOLS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July s.-The National
Council Of Education at its morning session heAid ana
discussed the report of President j. l. Piekard OF the
Iowa University, The High School us Necessity
and It's Right 10 Exist Part oil the True VI
Public Education" After this came paper py Dr'
Iohn Hancock superntendent OF schools at Dayton
Ohio on the relation Of the high school TO the lower
grades Of schools He said that no school system eau
eectually meet the object to its creation WHICH uoes
not embrace In its constitution provisions TOT
the education OF youth beyond the common
Then came . paper by Professor O. .. thompson, OF
Worcester Masa. on the relation OF hgh sehVvis 70
schools Of technology Two sorts OF schools Ale ~
schools OF Engineering aud Industrial senOos
prepare students for either ample geaeral
must required The physical sciences can oo
Ia vastly better advantage Institute OF
after a good preparaleEy training Ia Alkh seAooh
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i MYSTERY ABoU1 TO BE UyRAThLLED

Achille Rizon, young Frenchman employed
in Grands jowerl store, went out on the North Ever
in row boat which bred at the foot OF West Thirty
nftb-et OIL June %. He did not return, and wAen a
week later, his drowned body found IN the water,
there were suspicious OF suicide Ii was said That a
family secret concerning his birth that had
recently become known to kizon had
proved upon his mind and made lie
burden TO him The which he had rowed out on
the river the Cecilia. never turned up. Detectives who
were charged with looking the matter up by Inspector
Byrpes heard a an oar marked had been found up
Tie river near Al ANY. They were puzzled by
mate was aboard the tug Vanderbilt, which
ON the dav Young RizOn went out rowing was on It's
ay M the river en- rOuie for Buffalo, we're a. al pre--
ent Tue conclusion drawn from these facts that Inc
Vanderbilt ran the fral boat and went on ~ way
otter "a vain ATTEMPT 10 rescue its occupant, who was
drowned The Vandcl bilt Will return 10 tls cry on
tuesday when Coroner Brady will begin MS inquiry
INTO the manner OF the young mans death.
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COLD WEATHER At THE WATER GAP.

COLD WEATHER Al HE WAILK GAp.
WATER GAP HOUSE, July THE Water
CABIN common with waterng places. has suffered
from the recent cold weather The mercury de-
,eended to a point rarely touched in midsummer and
On the 4th and 5th cold and extremely penetrating
rain added to discomfort Sightseeing ana driving
were out OF the question: and unfortunate guests whose
stay was Limited TO day or two, gathered aiseonso-
lately IN the parlors and paEza and grumbed against
their IA ortune AT night the resources vi the hotel
were taxed to their utmost TO provide blankets
all vino demanded them portion Of the sterner sex
bryed the fury OF the storm and sought In the village
the warming beverages which this hotel declines
nlsh.
To-day. however, is bright. clear and mild and the
change gives every promise OF being continuous. The
spirs OF the teLkeepers rising In proportion.
On the New-Jersey shore OF the Delaware cutting Its
way through the solid rock for good part OF the dis
lance the New-Jorsey Midland Railroad Is building
branch At is to be hoped that the competition which Is
10 come will induce the Delaware, Lackawanua and
Western Railroad reduce the present extrayagant
rates which charges for both freight and Passengers
H. H. Jones, IT., Mrs stewart. William Hulick, MIR. and
McKeen and party, all Of EasOn, ana jacob "aIdhal'
Of Bethlehem, Penn are visiting hrfe. a.. .,,
Inyad- visiting this place need nave no rear hat tue
will not be neglected. and Indeed Will nave
large Of advisers to choOse FROM as there are
dozen ply sclans from all parts VI the country iossieu
the TWO leading hotels here -, g..
Among recent arrivals here from New Ofk tity
Mr. aud Mis-. william .. Dunton' M ana Afs uuh-
Their H. H. Adams Charles X. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs James
f. Parker and Mrs. A. III. Blanchard ana FAMILY o.
C. Marsh /. Wachenheim aud family. Dr. and 1rs o. A:
Dixon. John M Rckns Mr.. and Mrs l. G. Bushnell ana
family Mr.. and Mira John T. IuokeI' D. ShhueF ana w.
b. Caarlick and family
Among the Phadel phans az the water Gap House are
Mrs H. Denniston, Miss Deniston. Mrs Roland Seiger
and family Mrs. j. d. Lppincott, Mr.. and AIRS. hysry
Hart, Miss Mary Jeans, Miss Walter, Dr. Gibbons Aan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

CARTERIn stanton, Va the Gta inst, Ado phas ,.
OF tiis city.
Notice hereafter
CII LEV ElI-July 8. fremont v Y. OF consumption,
George ill., hreyeT. 70 ne ~ OF >avana a, ga.
Augusta. Ca, AMI savannah papers please copy
DANI--At Netecomba Dprse, shire. gland uly 1892.
William H. Davis formerly superintendent OF the ColOrei
Orphan As luu OF the CITY Of NewTOrk aged IS years
JEkMAIN-At C0Oper,tOwn July barclay Jeraain OK
James - Jerman. oi Aib1ny. y. Y
Funrrai Monday. at D. al hedge Lawn Wsteryliet
lnterment private
PERRY-On Friday July T. 1852 Mary A. wife Of Dr. Ajax.
Perry
friends invited % attend the funeral her
lac residence No. 1856 West tithsG SUNDAY al
Intcruent al Trinity Cemetery.
SMITlI-In Brooklyn Thursday, July o. Caroline A smith.
Telict OF j. Garrison smith
elatlves invited attend
her residence 80 1856 SchernerhOrnsG, sunday July
IL , u.
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GUESTS AT BLOCK ISLAND.

BLOCK ISLAND, July S.-The season has fairly
opened at tins cool resort Among the arrivals
are Franklin Blades, Ernest Carter and J. V. Farwel
JF OF chicago James steers and family, Henry steers
and family, w. Peterson and family George O. Lake and
family George ~. Nickerson. Henry y. Gregory Fred
erick Baker, Edward H. Hawes. G. NJ White W. O.
Hauf, y. +. Beekman and wife, Mrs. william s. Leland
and v A. Ellis and family. OF New-York W. II. Hatch
aud family OF HANNIBAL Mo-; Abrsm HYDE and wife, OK
Columbus, Ohio j. W: Lee, OF Cleveland; James Maror
OF Wappmgers Fails. ". Y; Henry Mason, u. = N, and
wife Abbott and wife, OF Utica; H. j. Ten Eyek
Of Albany; George W. Legget Of ruckahOe, y. VI j. ID.
Je well and wife, OF New-Haven and j. o. WhitcomD, Of
D4RenpOrt. Iowa.
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LABOR TRDUDLhs ENDiyG.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July s.-The ANAL
cainated Association OF Iron and Workers held
secret meeting ID New urs to nj st and considered tho
advs biity OF allowing strikers 70 return 10 work.
President jarrett was present. AID 10 Il unGesf lod mat
he favored the plan. A number 0f wln-irawers
are expected to resume work 1O day. atte'0pt
viii be made 10y the Cleveland Rolling All Company 20
starr their steel MI Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Wight, Dr. Davies and family
DR. III. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hinckel Jswart,
Mrs. J. r. H. Coates, Mr. and Walter ppncott anil
family, Mrs. John Riddle DIR. Elerse Wallace aud fal-
ly. DR. C. ). Wurts, DIR. Wilkes O'Neil and family DR.,
John T. Snarpess, Miss sharpless. DR.. s. r. smith and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Lousis ID. Baugb and family Mr..
and Mrs. Y. j. McWade, Colonel T. II. Ropes and family
OF Elizabeth, N. j.; D. c. smith, OF Phipsbure, n. j.:
Dr. y y Carpenter Of BOontOn, n. j.; Mrs J. r. Faux
Wafer Gap House. \
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.v,r have been seriously compares Which a. that
eheuh he mist vital cnarace r-uo OF wa ser,ic
disc l1c ~. .ubimity of what may ne ca"sr $50
Siih Hellenic defniteness ana isipnsea mat Ger
"a NJ N s,5nced an epic poet Of the lot "a
nsns ns remember the Circumstance a" AZ that time
we wv, ~ ., Toe Messiah sPpeaed' ~ 49, t KEN
trst Of Germany was Thoroughly ll Nls. :, ia
ths 81 esst sticmpted 81 reflect IN poetry W"reayeT
soek ~ sels relating 10 man aud nature, St,,or h.
uesptrs, ne owed much 20 the innneus1 :" 80 ~ ex
sh III ne main an Independent w.t. in their own
w. encouraged others TO have eVAH-''N -
ss,salses.-lSL James, Gazette
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NEW CCRfORAIIONS. ~

ALBANY, July She following certificates
were filed IN the secretary o. s.aes once to-day T1e
Western Manufacturing Company OF Ncg-Yo.k, capital,
$4,000; the New-I0rk Car Healing Compiny capi az.
800 900; the sergeant & Gazing H0uh C0nD ~ Or
Srw-York capital. s1oDVO; tie X j. Gay Novelty
Manufacturing Company OF Acw-Iofk. capital,
q. nR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
A CHILD Run OYER And KILLED.

Eugene w. Parker, age two, of No. 80
a"oAst' WaS run over and killed at Stanton and
fIllagests by lagerbeer wagon driven by Christian
e' " NO ZIG Lndiow-st Haug was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


WASHINGrON. July 3, l a. m.-Ihe baroms
eter IL highest in the South Atlantic States and lowest
in Dakota. Local fallen in districts,
except the Upper Lake region Middle Atlantic States
and New-England The prevailing winds light
sOuthery There has been slight but general rise In
temperature all the districts
Indications FOR tO-fdy
For New England fair weather. winds mostly westerly,
stationary temper AZURE and pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic states partly cloudy weather,
possibly occasional rains s0uthery winds, stationary
temperature and pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE July Q. a. m.-During the clear and
partly cloudy weather Of Yesterday the changes IN the
barometer were slight Souihery winds prevailed The
tempcramre ranged between 6Go and 900, the average
55 benz 94o higher than on the corresponding asy
"a Z year and 2as' higher thaD friday.
Fair and pary cloudy weather with slight changes In
tenpcrl and cAaDccs OF Occasi nal showers, may
be- expected to-day ID tnls city ana vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
d FAILURE IN FRANKFORD.

AhiLADELPHIA, July S.-Morris r. Strand
SON. cotton gOOds manufacturers At No 4.15l Main
have failed for an amount yariousy est
~A''o A. irom $4,000 TO 100000 WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

Coyvpcrthyatt * Co. OF l5j to lJJ Cha'hanst. hlvs
celebrated hrir 18Th extensive inPgJe heats ii
curu4!y invite yuJc al an ain, n-ass
socA d. furniture carpets aud HJIseSetlS lJis LOIk
credit and lowest prices bfOo@yh sore sOS ID ~ Fd
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

vArAons tas Guy ten'hs
snches divisions Of time M tbs u hours
white linz the Oscisi
B. lniuF Tue DOTTED hue
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SPECIAL Notices

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Religious NolItss.
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Calvary Church. 4thaye. and 2lstsL-Seryiee II
II o. m and p. m.-Thc Rev. HENRY \. sAfIERiEE,
Rector viii oHc.ate
Church Our saviour (>iNtL ersslist Society
5Tth-si corner ott-age,
tho Rev JAN kS NJ. ~ LLMAN, a. D., Pastor
SaLdsy morning "a II,
THE sERNlIE OF FEAR,
1.-THE SERVICE OF LOVE"
This claTch Nil be open TO-
morning service throughout tAv sinnlcr.
Five Points House OF Indusfry, No. 10 sorta 81 W.
T. BARNARD SUP service Of song singing ~ t1e choir
children every sunday at S5J O'CLOCK IN Pubio hN~u'
Donations of clothing ald shoes soneltet
81 Crorge'. Chnrch stuyyessnt square.-rts KEY.
NfWTON PERKINS minister In chsrsso Morning scr -
IL ocIoex by tho Rev wa. b. Aokho" oi "ssE
Dg, Penn. Evening prayef 0eiOek- ----------
The Rev A :. Hast ID ~, viii preach "a ~ 'he Nesi
Church, sld ST. Detnenn ou -a- 20
slalay, July y, ST IL - ~ No eFcsiHS service