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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-14
Baseball.

This afternoon the Five Twenty club Of
Philadelphia arrived in this city at 1 :35
and are playing game with the IrOnsides
club on the grounds of the latter as We 60
to press. A catcher from Philadelphia
was to have played with the Ironsides in
this game, but he did not arrive. A
ticket was telegraphed him from this city,
but the railroad ticket agent at Broad
street refused to give it to him. HOfOrd
was to have pitched in the game, but
different arrangements were no doubt
made.
The employees of two coach shops are
playing a match game on the cd Iron.
sides grounds this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-14

WHEN the New York Sun says Mr.
Tilden will not, may it be presumed t.
speak with more authority than the Time
which says he will?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-14
Railroad Wreck

A wreck occurred ON the p. X. X yes.
terday afternoon half mile east of Col
Inns station. The rear of the freight
train of engine No. $50 was run into by
engine Mo. 1913 while rounding a curve OF
the road. The cabin of the forward train
was demolished and engine S93 consider
ably damaged. The wreck was cleared
away in about an hours time by ths Mid
dletuWn wrpckiDU crew
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-14

GEORGIA girls are leading the world in
reform. A remarkable feature at the
commencement of Wesleyan female col
lege, at Macon, Ga, was the beautiful
simplicity of the dresses worn by the
young ladies. A number of them were
made by the young ladies themselves and
cost from 81 so to So.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29

i;
tho courtesy of tile 'i'GcentS visitors
Alcssrs. j. Z. Robertson and ID. r.,
Crosby. Having found these oranges
! exceedingly delicious, and heard IN
addition thereto Of the fatncss of that
land as above, he is fully prepared to
understand why SO many people who
are plagued with "cousumpt;on" ai;o
rcsorting ththcr.
IA correct solution Of tho first
problem, presented some time since, to
the Younger readers of TiIE News AND
HERALD, was received from Mr.. j. l..
Blair, OF Blairs, this county. TO him,
therefore, The palm is awardcd. His
answer, obtainabIo by Allegation AL
tcrnatc, is ono COW, one hog, five
sheep, twenty-nino lambs, thirty-thrce
turkeys, twclvc geese, five ducks and
twenty y-fotrr chickens. The answer to
the second, by "doublc position" or
Representation" is, emitting frac-
tions: A, $3.50 acres, at S2.23 per
acre; B, 1921 acres, at S1.7S per
acre. In connections, Mr.. ID. Is. Busby
bcgs to acknowledge tho iconrtcsy Of
al excellent suggestion from Il young
man Of Winnsboro, seventeen years
of age. Briefly, that suggestion is, to
present prizes, to be paid oNt of o,r
entrance fec (of about ten ccnts) to the
first successful competitors. These
''iicms" being already too lengthy, The
details will be presented in the next
issue, if the good editors may permit.
In the meantime, young friends, try
your skill on the following problcms:
l. Express the precise vaHc of II
dccimally.
2. Represent the value 1 with a sim
gle digit other than l..
3. What number. multiplied by 4,
the product divided by 3, the quolicnt
multiplied by S, the product decreased
10y 0, and the rcmain,lGr Increased by
Il. equals +?
Solutions addressed to ID. b. Busby,
Feastcrvi}lc, ). c., will receive polite
attention, and tic names Uf the sue
ccsalul competitors will he published
in TIE News AND HERALD at the end
of next month. u. B. B.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29

TIE RIDGEwAY SCH0OL.-Thc Grad
tl School building at Rilgcway is
nearly completed. The building is
sixty feet long by twenty-five feet
wide, has three doors, thirteen win
dows, tcll and bcItry, patcnt
desks, and an elevated platform for
the teacher. The entire building will
he painted throughout. il will stand
as monument to the enlightened lib
crality OF the citizens of>oht ncighbor
town. Professor B. Mcclure is now
i'll charge, and has forty pupils. Until
the school building is completed, cxcr-
ciscs arc held in Mrs. Colcmal's brick
residence.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29
The Masquerade Ball.

On Tuesday evening the beauty and
chivairN OF Winnsboro assembled in
Thcspian Hall. The hall Was the occa-
sion of the nsscmblagc and high an
ticipations intoxicated every heart.
by 7.30 p. nj: the hall was brilliantly
lighted, and in a short thno streams Of
spectators and masked participants
indistriliiinatcly wcnded their way to
the scene Of action. All necessary and
thoughtful preparations were made by
the committee of arrangements; nn
excellent band troiii Columbia had
been engaged for the occasion and
were promptly on hand ready to per-
form ti,rir part OF the evenings pro-
grammc; carriages were in attendance
upon the ladies, and by $50 p. m. all
was in readiness, tic signal was given
and The "ball began rolling" and OH it
rolled until tic drowSy hours Of morn
Ing were usllcrcd i'll by the tired step
and the languid eye, to say nothing Of
the irrepressiblc growing of the cock.
1t was certainly brilliant, varied
and amusing spectacle. Among tho
gentlemen the number of horr;d,
grotcsquc and clownish figures were
more numerous than is usual on such
occasions, and many and rich were tho
comments as they gracefully fitted by
from end to end and side tG side. Con-
Bpictious among them was the hoary-
headed, gray-bcardcd Rip Van Win
klc, and occasionally we imagined we
spicd tho aesthetic form Of Oscar Wilde
as he bowed and scrapcd in his own
peculiar and magnificent style. Who
that gentleman was it is not our pur-
pose tU say. The ladies were general
ly more cffcctually disguised than the
gentlemen, and very few, if any, were
recognized by even the shrcwdcst OF
tho spectators. Their costumes were
Of every variety of color and design.
Some were beautiful and lovely, others
of tho most laughablo nature. At 1880
tho ladies were all arranged Oh one
side and the gentlemen OH the other
and oil ulimasked, after which the
dancing continued until 8 O'Clock.
Twenty-Five ladies, all of Wins
boro, participated on tho occasion re-
tcrrcd to, and twenty-five gentlemen
from town and six visitors, viz:
hlcssrs. j. T.. Taylor, Of Lancaster
l.. A. Avery, of Rock Hill; j. W.
Dunovant, j. Q. Hood, j. l.. Sim.
mons and VIM. II. Robson, Jr., OF
Chester. The number Of spectators
has boon variously estimated at from
$50 to 200.
We do not hesitate to say that tho
masquerade was q grand success, and
It's many enjoyable features will long
be remembered with pleasure both b!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

AZ tho request Of tile Rev. II. II.
Vann, l have consented to undertake
to organize a Union Sunday School
Convention in Fairfield county. TO
attain unto this desirable ond. tho fol-
|owinig-namcd gentlemen aro respect
fully invited to meet mo ut Tho Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, in
Winnsboro, on Saturday before the
fourth Sunday in April, the DIST. at 10
o'c'dck,a. M: Roy. X. Mccain, Dr..
5. W. Bookhart, Rev. d. Il. Jordan.
Rcy: John II. Charmcrs, Rcv. w. w,
Williams, Rev. Charles G. Bradford,
Rev. W. W. MiI?s, Rev. II. w. MclIi-
champ, Rcv. r. Il. Vam, Nrcssrs. r..
III. JENNINGS, l.. NJ. Marlborough, y.
s. Donglass, j. e. Mcdonald, j. N.
Center, - Lupo and Mr.. ---.
The business TO be Transacted on the
aforementioned day will be some
what after the following order: First,
to select the place and time for the
Convention to meet. Secondly. to Sc
lcct subjects for discussion, and assign
the same to gentlemen whose duty it
shall Ire TO prepare al essay or an adj
dress OH the same, to be delivered at
the Convention. And thirdly, to draft
rules and regulations for tho govern
mcnt Of the Convention.
We respectfully request every gen;
tlcmau whose namc is mentioned in
the above list, to exercise his intclcctll-
al faculties in the line of thought sug-
gcstcd in this communication. Then
we may reasonably hope that the out.
do,Me will bt Il unique programme,
even though it is cullcd from the many
subjects and plans presented for the
consideration of the executive com.
mittcc, and not the work Of one mind
Sill il is possible, though not prdba
blc, for H,lo His,a to select all the sub
jccts and draft such set of rules and
regulations. rs TO commend them to the
sixteen gentlemen OF tho executive
committee, and thereby obtain thci,
consent to the adoption Of The sailic as
the programme of the Convention.
Please, gentlemen, act according to
tho above suggestion, and when We
meet it will not require much time tc
complete our programme.
am, sirs, yours truly,
T.. G: PRICE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29

During the heavy wind on the
night Of The 18th inst, Capt. ID. II.
Fcastcr had the misfortune to lose two
of his best milch COWS, by th'j falling
of his cow-housc.
Mrs. Mcttic Dye recently slaught-
cred hog six and onc-half months
old, which hcttrd 2lO pounds. 1t is
thought tic Corner could get fat by
attending to its hogs. ......
Prof. Chas. a. Laughlin has re-
moved from the "AIcans Place" to
peakc Station, near 4Slsiou where we
are gratifica to learn Inc has the prom-
isc Of fine academy.
"A larger area Of oats than usual
has been sown. Both wheat and oats
arc looking wei. Roccntlv-clcarot;i
laltls arc seen OH every side; and the
indications arc that more extensive
systcin will be tlicd this coming sea-
son.
The measles have reduced the
attendance of the Purity (colorcd)
school, taught Dy Jas. j. Trapp, near
Fcastcrville, from nincty-six to sixty
eight. William Moblcy, a pupil Of
said school, had his jaw broken few
days since by the kick of mule.
The Corner Democrats have been
getting bow-leggcd with fright under
the proximity Ola Grccnback Nemesis,
who, report says, rides around with
four pistols in his boots, two in his
vest p1o!;:a, and Ho :c!!im, how many
in his hat We do trust the consum-
ing wrath Of Achilles may rclent. and
leave to our Corner people the beauti-
ful symmetry Of their shanks.
Tho residence of our esteemed
pastor, the Rev. j. ID. Mahon, was
forcibly takcM possession Of u few days
days since by certain parties unknown
to the law, and himself and helpless
family subjected to - ali immense
pounding. Having recovered from
their surprise, he and his family sue
cccdcd, after q fierce lcgomachic strug-
gle, in dislodging the raiders, many oi
whom-mnst l blush to say?-wcre
ladies, and in capturing, together Will
a portion of the military chest contain
! ing "currency', tho whole OF the com.
missGry stores, consisting of flour,
, sugar, molasscs, pepper, soda, spice,
; nutmeg, dried fruit, rico, butter, pota.
toes, coffee, hams, corn, wheat cakes
and valious other Uncomfortable nick
naclts, thought Of only by lady com
missariats. In Wow Of tho fact that
no harm was sustained, and that tho
spois Of the war fell into his hands,
he will doubtless take no steps to pros.
ecutc these raiders.
-Mcssrss ID. +. and j. IL. Crosby
returned IL fcw days since from rlorida.
They report those people Gas flourish.
ing as young bay tree" and business
active, with q steady demand for labor.
crs, especially in tho common and
mechanical occupations. Mr.. Samuel
McLurkin, son Of our most highly
esteemed physician, remained there il,
business. At tho time Of their visit
/ tho people woro luxuriating in all the
earliest kinds Of berries, fruits, vegc'
tables, corn, beans, tomatoes and wator.
melons. Florida, hithorto known as
tho romantic "Land Of Flowers, will
tho fhbled "Fountain of Perpetual
YOUTH, Is now rathor becoming tho
modern "lIosporidoan Garden Of Gold
Oh Applos". For basket each o
these apples tho reporter IS indebted *
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29

We havc only fifty tons of Mon
arch Gnano on hand, having sold ono
and fifty tons up to datc. All
parties wishing to use this high grade
fertilizer will do well to leave their
orders at once at tho Office Of II. j.
e Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29

CLUB MEETING. We are authorized
to state that meeting Of the Munici-
pal Democratic Club will take place in
the Town Hall this evening, to make
nominations for Intcndunt and War;
uens Of Winnsboro for the ensuing
year. 1t is especially urged that all
members of the Club, and all persons
wishing to join, be promptly on hand.
The meeting will be called to order at
eight O'Clock.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29

tfc participants and tile spectators.
Aiuch credit is duo tllo indefatigable
'connlittce of arrangements for the
SUCCESS Of the occasion,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29
STATE UE SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FFAIRFIEI.D.

81 AXE OF SOUTH CAROLINA y,
COUNTY OF F.\IRFIELD
By H. II. BOILES, Esq, Pro50tc JudGo<
NSTIIEREAS, David NJ Kelley hath made
w suit to me to grant him letters OF
administration of the estate and effects of
Abram Munr0c, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the said Abram Munroc, de-
ceased, that they be and appear before me,
in the Court OF. Probate, to bic Ncd at
day of April next after publication here
of, ut II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 2Sth day of
March, Ammo D0mini 1883.
Published on the Nth day of March,
1883, in TIE NEWS AED HERALD.
j. II. BOYLES,
Maj. 29-tX1 Judge Of Probate.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29
IL CS1 NESS NOTIC ES.
a Dnlcful Tale.

Here am d0Scu almost to death with
ri lis and powders. I've been so
filled with strong gripping medicines that
am unhappy, dyspcptic and gloomy. Hold
my frrnd try Il bottle Of NUrman'S Ncu-
tralizinG Cordial. 1t will cure yoM and re-
store You to good spirits and II happy cX-
iStcncc
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29
Best on Record.

Mr.. Simon Hunt, Merchant, Mountain
Rest, ;. g., says: II doubled my order for
Norman's Nrutrulizing Cordial in four
days. IL has given entire satisfaction
among my customers and those who use it
once are convinced that ii is just What is
claimed for il "
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29

Invalid mothers, weak children, ncr-
HonS and Grctfhl iniantS are hrncNtlcd by
using Browns Iron ijittcrs. Harmless but
eiiicaciouS. x
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29
j. II. MINISTER & CO.. AGENTS, WINNSBORO S. G

1}UY THE PALMETTO WAGON or
.... ULNSSE q. DESPORrES.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29
Now Advertisements.
:Flour-D. II. Flcnniken.
Citation--J. Il. Boyles, Judge of
iPrUbnte.

Local Briefs.
--Rcgfstration for tho municipa
election to be held on Monday, com
mcnccs to-day.
Cheap and rcliabie--Waulo Fer
tilizcr, Wando Acid, Ash Element
For sale by Calewcll II Laudcrdalc. \
do sure to read the new advertise,
ment Of Mr.. d. II. Mcnnikelt. 1t viii
be 'found very interesting.
The universal opinion is that tho
masquerade bah was an entire success.
The managers arc to 'bc congratulated.
The City Council of Columbia
have taken action looking to rcmitting
tho fine imposed upon Mr.. james
1lerron.
MIR. Neil is about to erect black
smith shop Oh his lot OH Washingto
street, about midway between Con-
:grcss and Vanderhorst.
Leave your orders with Caldwell
~ Laudcr(alc for standard Fertilizers
Waldo and Suluda Guanos, Acid,
Nalirit, Nc.
Proceedings have been commenced,
to transfer the case against Mr.. w. B.
Cash, for carryimg concealed weapons,
10 the United States Eou'vt.
Buy the New High Arm Davis
Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, the
anost perfect working and The limhtcst
running ar.,r;l4itic ta,ale. For sale by
y. .. BoGG. IT.
The postoilicc Was closed on We'd
l,cst(ay (cxccpt for the delivery of
mails) iii respect to the memory Of
the late posttnastet General Howe.
We lave only Il few tons of Acid
Phosphate on hand. We sell the hi GIL
est grade Acid in the market Any
parties Wishing to use it will call at
once and leave their orders at the office
of II. j. McCarlcy 81 Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-29
ITEMS FROM Ef.ISTERYILLE.

Winnsboro, S. c., March &c, 1883.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
NO. 24O


Washington, 22.-Commisuionap
Of internal revenue racenfIv o, AZ
dressed 9 letter to the firsE conn.
tEoIler or tho treasury. REQUESTING
MS opinion On certain sessions AZ
tne tax and tariff act, as to whether
the act operates as an aDproDriatiop
OF money necessary to paw claims
winch may b presented for rebate
on tobacco. The commissioners a..
serves the law provides that rebate
70 manufacturers may be- paid II
sGSmps at reduced rates. INQUIRIES
Wnetner 1t was the intention of
congress to treat dealers In manu-
Iactured tobacco less wener0nsIv
IMAM manufacturers. COmptrOISer
Lawrence, to-day, replies in sub.
stance that he is certain the act doss
noC make an appropriation for pay
mehe In money of any suns found
0ue. Provides that such rebate to
manufactures may be paid iu
stamps but this does not
extend to dealers. 1t shows the az.
tentlon of Congress was called TO.
the subject of payment of rebates.
but no equivalent provision for any
payment IN money. From all
which the influence arises, that
none was intended to be provided in
TINS act, an appropriation cannot
arse by inference, without yerv
GEAR ana explicit terms requiring
IL. The act is explicit In declaring
It's purposes in express terms. II
was passed the Sd of March. 1t IS a
matter of history that its passage
was In doubt until the last action Of
Congress in relation to it. Then too
late to make a separate appropria-
tlon, Judge Lawrence closes by
stating there is no other statute
which makes appropriation money
applicable to the payment of claims
Tor rebate. under this statute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
Making More Cases.

Washington, 22.-The fact that
John A. Walsh had been present in
the criminal court room the past
few days has caused some comment.
but was rather surprising neverthe-
less, to persons interested in the
star route matters. When it be-
came known that government was
making a determined effort to Sc
cure an Indictment against General
T. J. Brady, in connection with a
prominent United States senator
for conspiracy to defraud govern
government. Ker was in the
grand jury room during nearly the
whole session. To-day Walsh was
examined at length, and it is be
lieved his testimony was substan
TALLY a repetition Of that given be
fore the grand jury in July last
Contractors J. d. Price and other
also can be called upon to testify
and it is expected their combined
evidence will make the case mucl
stronger than in the first instance
At to-day's session the grand iur,
was excused until Monday next.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
The Wink war.

Goshen, N. z, ga very large
meeting of milk producers was held
this afternoon. Additional subscrip-
lions have been received. A COM
mittee was appointed to meet the
dealers of New York and accept or
reject arbitration, az they may deem
most expedient. They are also in-
structed positively in the event Of
failing to arrive at a settlement, to
produce horses, trucks, ETC., order
milk sent forward and place it into
the hands of small dealers and con-
sumers at a reduced price from that
of the New York milk exchange.
No milk will be shipped till the
matter is settled. New England
milk producers of the Hanseatic
Valley is taking steps to unite with
the Orange county in the struggle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
RAILROAD Talk.

st. Louis, 22.-The new. route
from st. Louis to San Francisco UtG
st. Louis and San Francisco to Kan
sas; AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe
to albuquerque, New Mexico, the
Atlantic and Pacific to the Needles,
on the Colorado River; the Arizona
and Southern Pacific to San Fran
cisco, is expected to be in complete
operation by May LIST. This line
will be 500 miles shorter than the
present one ola Deming, and pro-
misses to become very popular all
seasons of the rear.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
Rev HAIL Routes.

Washington, %. Second Assist
ant Postmaster General Elmer to-
day ordered the establishment of a
postal route in the territory of
Alaska, to extend from Haines to
Janean, a distance of 100 miles, the
service to be monthly. The mail
will probably be carried by canoes.
The contract was awarded to Shell.
don Jackson,O of the New York Pres
byterian Missionary Society. This
IS the first mail route established
between points in the territory Of
Alaska.
General Elmer contemplates ss-
tablishing a postal route to extend
from ManelitO, New Mexico, to
Keems Canyon, Arizona, sia Gunado
and Fort Defiance, most OF which
points In the territory are occupied
by Zuni Indians.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
The Creek Trouble.

ST. Louis, GA dispatch from Mus
koRee, Indian Territory, gays . company
of soldiers from Fort Gibson has gone
out to arrest the belligerent Creeks.
Troops from Fort Reno will cooperate,
and the hostile forces will be compelled
to disband. It is stated If this action is
followed by the prosecution OF hostile
leaders and an impartial Investigation Of
the cause OF the outbreak, III peace will
be restored; otherwise there will be con-
tinuOuS trouble among the Greeks,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
ValuubIe Horse Flesh

Chicago. 22.-The srolting stallion
jerome EsdY," with record Of 2.1615,
was iold,vesterdsy to II. @. Jewett & Co.,
Of Buffalo, n. Y, for $25, 600, with the
exception Of "Smuggler" and "Pied-
mont" the largest price ever paid for q
trottiDR stallion. It had been the inten-
ton TO keep the animal on the turf this
season with the expectation Of excel ing
the best record, but the present owners
have taken him to Aurora, n, Y, and
placedhim in stock farm with the inten-
ton Of permanently retiring him from
the track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
LATEST TELEGRAMS
COMM EROIAL
FOREIGN MARKETS,

FOREIGN AARK ETs.
Liverpool, 22.-Cotton moGsrLts H.
curry, freely supplied. UplSnGs ga
Orleans, IL Lie SalesS9,000.
London, 22.-Consols l0i 1e.l69l2 TO-
fouHB 1927.
PRODUCE
Chicago. 22.-Whest higher regular,
1867. March lO5A@h April; corn
lower 543, cash 525E, March SIX April;
Oats steady. 40; Rye lower 571S; barley
nominal 70; fsxssed higher, 1904;
pork firmer, 15, March 5@78 April;
lard steady, II. 10 March, 1915 April.
MINING SHARES.
New York, 22.--Mining stocks dull,
weak; Sierra Grande declined from 24O
TO $50; Robinson Con. SO to II; Chryso'
lite, 13O@135; Annie 24025; Nsvsjo $50
Sonora Con. SO to Il. Sales to-day S272l
shares.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, 2.-Whisky, IA
Chicago, % -Whisky, II.
PETROLEUM..
New York, Petroleum, firm, Crude
III refined, 99S@s15; united, lO415: Aus
trslisn tin, 2214; copper duh. 171S@8.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
Washington.

Washington, 22.-W. W. Corcoran
has sent $50 to Nicholas Crouch, of Bal
timore, the composer Of kathleen Ma
vourneeR," who ia old and poor.
The secretary Of the navy has received
a private letter stating that the COM
nandsr Of the AShxelGt, wrecked on tbs
Japanese Coast, wss drunk at the time O.
the disaster, hence the court martial.
Secretary Folger is still unable 10 at
tend to his official duties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-23
Oorporatlen sWaIIow.

Hartford, Conn, 22.-The COssrGnt
says that the immense corporation. the
Oregon Trans Continental, has swallowed
its last possible rival, the Oregon aud
California. It is certainly large mouth
full. its mileage equaling that Of the New
York and New England, and the New
York, New Haven and Hartford sys-
tems combined, including the Shore
Line, Air Line, Canal and Valley roads,
etc. Such q monster has mOnstrous re-
sponsibilities. Will its managers have
the long wisdom TO develope with fair
ness and justice the vast interest of the
country it Controlsl