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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWGERRY COUNTY.
Lorick & Lowramce ". D. B. Glymph.

Lo!irk & Lowrance ". D. 3. Glymph.
b virtue OF ;;n execution in the
above stated ease will sell at New
berry Court House on the first Nom
day (Salrday) i'll July I.eyt ct pI!i,l;c
oulcry to the highest bid,inr al OF the
right title and interest Of d. Il.
Glymph in AMI TO 4 Certain tract of
land situate, lying and being in the said
County and State. containing Two
Hundred Acres more or less. and
bounded by lands Of J. J. Lane. 4. y.
". Glymph. B. 3. McCreary, ct al.
Levied on as the property of D. B.
Glvmph.
Terms Cash Purchaser to pay for
papers.
DE WHEELER, 5. &C.
DI-2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10

SllatioId's Cl2ik Of tho Weather A betttr
Fellow than We thought Him Going to
New York by Steamer Scenery
BlackWell's ISiaNd--lhc Great
Bridge-h Walk 0ver-Ela
Vated Cars-23d Street.
Back Agam &c
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10
OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGIsTEA-
TlDN
NENEEERV. .Julv = 81

NEWEEERy. July. :. 81.
All those voters Of No. , Township.
reSi,limg this side of Enorcc River. will
meet me ut Glymphs Store OF the 18th
JH!y. 10 R"mrw their Certificates in
place "f those given 10 vote at May
hinton. All oi Iho>c that Registered
1T Glymp!lrillc Tor No. u Town hip
will meet ne &t WaltOu on the Il. OF
July, to have .hr;r Crrtilicaic :chan9rd
20 that box.
WM. y. FAIR.
II. Supervisor OF Registration.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10

Mrs. Mary c. Dickert, wife Of Capt.
D. 4. Dickert, died very suddenly last
Saturday night, July 9Th.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10

Newberry Paper th2 latest a0veltE
in stationery at Cofleld, Petty X Cos
Book Store.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10
& Lie. " q" 10

Sc, Sc.
6l-4c - ." Zoe
Fine C,lbric 1TusIn fancy coors Ice reduced from l5c
Imported Organdies latest styles y 1-2c :: 1Sc.
Solid coored Wor<ted all the new shades at Zoe former
price c Fancy rochS all the latest designs I5 II -2
and Doe cost II, 20. % l-2c Summer AIoha in fancy
mixed Shades reduced from t5c to 25c Lace Bunting
reduced from - to lac Lama Wool paids reduced from
s. to 3Sc Nuns Yelling i'll the newest tntS at II 10 90
p l2c. reduced from 25 30, 35c. Silk Pongee at 40c
duced from Glc
In black and mourning goods the slaughter black Cash
60 TO- 95 90 100 81 TO- 49,
and
enruttal reduced FROM ami to 40 and c Lnings
trimmings to match all the Dress Goods.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10

Iaae and Croce. elin e y' - ys for Zoe Iaees H.
> t. J. 81 : 10 l2 and lA reduced from > l. 81 s. 10 2t. 49, 20.
% and 30 Hamburg esng ) T. > g. TO- 10 % % 80 35 10
~ 80 80 and 7Hc reduced from g. s. 10 I2 IG 20 50 10 So
-. " - and Lace collars ties and ichueS
hall their former prices CorSei bound tc. the dol
lar Will clear them strange how this he bu
mined 10 do and clear the decks gain point White lawn 48
inches wide marked down from 15c s. fine white lawns TO- 2J
-, 20 raluce from S 81. 80 and 30 Ladies Under
So ~ and 80 - and 100 Hosiery in plain and fancy
colo full and regular made at forced sale reduction this busi
In Clothing make competitors stand from under but
space is limited cannot quote the prices Cassi-
mc$ Bleaching Towels Table linen, Shoes Shirts, Col
lars Ties and in TACT every thing that completes the stock of
first class store to be found counters at the same pro-
portion OF slaughter prices the above mentioned goods If
customers will to their interest they will call at
where they bny many goods for ten dollar note
be had elsewhere for $500
Respectfully,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-07-10

Read on, for we have made a clean
sweep in Laces, Hamburg edging,
Inserting, Lace Collars, Fichues ties,
Corscts and Hosiery, these goods are
condemned to go if soc. on the dollar
Of the former prices will sell them.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22
Sel8ii1 ~Suremburg.

gu Qrlon an gabn6of lit elm iduez
res ltnsliit sei5ebeu. Der &eiel elmer
g%ocomotiue lieB Oampf entuei6en. Der
Utdl5tnilt 6ecq woate Dem Sebler dbbel>
fen, ais Der GtB ii5 pl6b(i5 erueiterte
lino fo3enoes Baiier NIT Oanpf 9emii fit
benz GtB entltrOmte, woour3 Der 9(r6eiter
I6uer uerbriibt uaro uno, ms Soipital aez
bra9t, unter fur6tbaren S9msr;eu SEN
@eiit aufsab.
Nm %. SUM- fubr Ser BUG BON
Son9up mad Orion BEL einem Weaei6erz
gang iiber BEN 8abnlpdrter, benz 6eioe 9eine
abgetrennt wuroen. ST itar6 an ieinen
Wunben.
Am 30. Su / enpittq Der neue BON
tatbolii9eu Wtniiterium eritaunte @ouz
uerneur Der 9rouin; 9urem6ur9 Sic geans
ten Der P%rouin;. am Q6eno bra5te man
Dem boben Seamten cine Serrdoe, wobl
Die erlte, Die eiuem fatbolii6en Seamteu
lett unoentli3en 3eiteu in Orion gebradt
woroen.
Bel Sen SenatswabIen iinS
in Der Srouins 2urem6urs ais Ganoioaten
aufSetreten:
8a9lbe5irt arlon Sirton.
g. Gra66e, cine ~unbetannnte ltberale
9roBs, uno Be 9erla6s, tatbotii5erieits.
8ablbeSirt 9 It ma d sMar6e.
0ibsraler Sets tein Gombibat: tatboz
liider Seits Orban be fiurp CT.
@euf9ateau.
Ote 0iberalen batten teinen ganoibaten;
tatbolti4er Seits mar 9. be 2im6ura
Stirum ganbibat.
9eruorsubebsn lit, bas teine Der
alien liberalen @roBen it5 in ben Wabls
tampf magic. 9ersb, 3oube, Oierau,
Viot be Spirlet Oelbaie u. +. 10. ie alle
ueigerten lid ais Ganbibaten auf,utreten,
Sa iie wuBten, bag is ant Stimmtafe1
mahacrtrt wiirben.
GiuiIifanbber StabtarIou.
@etorben. gm II. Stunt sSaeaues
6aber, rs Sabre alt @ittwer pom Sbereie
Clinton. - Dim 81. Sum- Eb. g.. 8ieslet,
SO Sabre alt, gbesattin uon so. 8. Dee
fotn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22
Oi5ceieQ ouisptIIe.

IN Der 9i0teie QouisoiQe wurbe lit eis
ner md9tisen goltsperiammluns bic pon
&atbolifen unb Yroteitanten beiu9t mar,
Yroteit gegen bic g~eraubuns ben Bropas
gambia bur9 bic italienii6e &aubre9ierung
einselest. &eipect bafiir!
Sem UlUfner, Ser bic v@lote" BON
gpansuiae, Snbtana, 10 nader ldutet,
Serrn s. q. @nselberser in Biopolis 3d.,
gum gesinn bss britten Sabrsanses elm
crmurtcrnbc5 Slid cuff. WS3c bic
@lots aud fernerbin in bic 9dnoer lduten
unO ibre pra9tisen Gone einbrinsen in Die
Sbren Der S9uerbOrisen unb ser se-
liilentli6 Saubsn!
q o It oIii3es gicariat Nors
tbern M inneioto.
g(m 6. Suli bra3te Der bo3w. P. G6rps
ioitomuS S6rsiner benz almd6ti9en iein
critics bl' WeBopier bar. Der Sinslinsss
8erein boIte ben bo9w. 8rimisianten Dor
10 llbr Mor9ens pom &loiter ab un6 Damn
be9ann baS 2epitenamt. Oils Oiaton fune
9irte P. 9lfreb, o. S. B., ais Sub6iaton
FIR. 8oIf9an9. p. Brides @uiSo o. S. F.
ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Die Seitpreoi9t
belt P. 9tlfrsb iiber bas Brieiteramt. 0dbs
renb Der 81. WeiIe empfiugen Die 9lnuers
wGlbten beS bo6p. YrimiSi1nten aus
ieinen Sdnben Die beili9e Communion.
am S9luiie wurbe bas TIE Deum unses
ltimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22
Sir&ft&e 2%1euigReiten.
Sulauo.

Der ,Seras Wonitor' ia9te bel Be-
Ipre6una bss bsuti9sn unb irii9en Sos
tums iiber bic bsuti9en &atbolifen folsens
bes: y@lauben Die Neui9teitStramer wirfs
lid, baB Garl S9urs unb bic unsldubis
gen beuti9en 3eitunsen bas 9anSe
6euti6e Sotum IN Der Gal3e baben 2
Sene 0eute m0seu Die Surner unb uers
wanbte @eieli3ait controqiren, aber iie
baben teinen SinfuB, iie batten i'm ni6t
unb weyoeu i'm ni6t babeu, uuf ole itanbs
ieiten beutiben 6atbolifen bieies 9anoes,
Die cine unbeusiame, tlaroentenoe 6lalle
Meni6en lino, wie ieber weiB, Der init
i6nen III tbun bat. Gs 9ibt in ben Ser.
Staaten feline ernitereu, e~iiri9eren &atbos
liten ais bieie. Sn elmer SeSiebuns MINI
beitens lteben lie iiber allen anberen, benn
feline beutl6e @emeinoe Mil obue fatbolis
ide S6ule fem. Die oeuti9en 6atbolis
ten Ser Ser. Staaten wouen ibre 6inoer
ni6t ben 0iisntliben S9ulen iiberlieiern,
in benen man Die Gefision ais 6actOr in
Der GrSiebuns aus idIieBt."
Sic 3abl Der iarbisrn NOnncn in ben
Ser. Staaten nimnt ltett9 lan9lam gu.
sic limb unter Dem Namen vOb.ate Sis
tiers Of Yropioence" befdnnt. S6re @es
noHeni6ait wur6e CUR SeIerIns Der Gage
Der i%arbigen Gaiie orsunilirt, uno Spar
am s.. SUM 1929 in Baltimore bur3 ben
Sulpiciansr Yater SCHUBERT unter 3ultimms
uns beS bamaligen Gr,bii6Ofs Wbeatiielo
BON Baltimore. Yapit @re9or XVI. aps
probirte bic @enOheni3ait am 9, Oct.
1881.
gr3bi6ceie gbicaso.
Ser bodw. p. Sautois, S. j., feierte
am g.. c. iein solbenes Yrieiteriubilaum.
Der Subilar wirtt ieit a6t Sabre an be,
9erS'SeiusRir9e gu Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22
Su III q urgi(6 s.
0robbersostbmm.
Ginfaiiiruna bon WelOern IN Der alten
Seimatb.

N@otare uub Sepoumd9tiste
Cine alte &lase, Die lid in neuerer Seit
pisber b6uii9er wieoerboIt, 1T oieieni9e
iibsr Die SaumieIi9feit Der NOtare bel
ausbesabluns pOn idaissn Grbi3aitSSels
bern. SlaSen iiber Sla9en ri9tet man
Don alien Seiteu an uuS, boB trot aaer
Souma6ten, trot miinoli3er Serpens
buns, trob Srieie unb Mabnunsen Lungs
ialige @elper pom ben Notaren ni6t abses
iaubt ooer unter ni6tisen @riinoen surifs
sebalten werben. 9Sir seben alien ioI6en
9~anbsleuteu iolSenben Gatb. Wenn Der
Nptar, Der Die @slber IN Sauoen bat, feline
&eiipens in einem Der Guutone Gapeaen,
Sid a. b. g., @repenma6er, 9uremburg,
Wterl9 oSer Gsmi6 bat, 10 pertIast ben
Notar gang einfa6 beim Staatsprpcuratpr
in 2uremburs, lit bes Notars &elioens in
Dem Gantone Glsrf Oietir9, G3ter:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22
saar, Moiel, Gifel uus Sunsrfd.
Wesen Ser Stse iinb bic bSberen
uno glementari9ulen in Grier gei1loEeu.

8e9en Ser Sise iinb bic b6bereu
unS glsmentari4uIen in Srier ssidloFsu.
Saarburs. Mm l.. Suli pareu Is
80 Sabre Per, baB Der &6nislide Notar
9err Simon ais Notar bierielbi # anseitelt
uuroe. Oerielbe fmeierte = bieies 5eltene
unb i9Sne 6eit in filler 3urifsesosenbeit
i'm &reiie ieiner Samilie.
Sn Saarbraten wirS in bielem
Sabre Der 9rlnoitein gu elmer neuen tas
tbolii9en Rir3e selest; aud elm neues
9pmnaiialsebduoe lit beabii9tist. Die
Stabt uersr0Bert ii@ raid.
Seiiertnssn. Gin Soloat Der bier
einquartierten rsitenoen NrtiGerie aug
Saarlouis, wel9e ii9 CUR S9ieBibuns
mad Der Wabner Seibe beseben, putte
am 20. Sum- iein an einsm Yfabl anaez
bunoenes Yfero. Sas E6ier purbe aber.
wabri6einli9 bur6 Widenfide unrubia,
rib ben Bfabl aus uno ~saloppirte nit benz
ielben bur9 Die StraBsn. Gin 3iabrises
Stno, ruel3es it9 eben I'M 8ege befanb,
wuroe pon Dem Bfabl berart on BEN Ropf
setroffen, baB es i9on mad weniaen Mils
senbliten ieinen @eiit aufsab.
Trier. Der wiIeni6aftlids Sereiu
aus Srier nit so Berionen ma6te am 80.
Stunt einen 9lusfus mad Saarbura. Die
Giienbabufabrt gtng bis Saitel. Sou
Serri9 fubr bic @eieui5aft bis Saarbura
per Baden nit Der MiIttdrmuiit.
Ole Obternte in Ser 9esenb uon
Srier miro oiesmal ni9t 9roB. Steinobit
bat penis anseiest, Sirnen iinb mad Der
Slitbe absefalen, nit bsn 2~lepfeln aebts
nod an. @a9 Seerenobit sibt es es uieI.
Yin Der lntern &uwer sibts grbbeeren IN
utalen, tpte nod ME b~agepeien. Wenn
Die Veute oas 6ltter pom @riinenbera
b%eimbriugen, lit eS pom GrSbeeriafte wie
nit Slut s%etrdntt. Sine Srau ueroiente
nit Sammeln ser Sesren in einem Gaze
II Marf.
Siebenbofeu. 9lm 90. Sum- paiz
iirte ein i9retli&es llnsliit in Sapinaen.
@us anlaB Der Yro;eliion nal oaIelbit auf
Der 0auptltraBe Elm Nltar erri6tet wors
ben uno binter Tim ein toloilales b6l,ernes.
RreuS uon mebr ais 10 Wteter S6be unb,
elmer Vreite BON % Sentimeter I'M Suas
brat. 3wei arbeiter itanoen obeu aus
elmer binter bcm Mltare beinolibeu, an
oas 8reuS an9elebnten sroBen Setter, UNI
ben Nltar absubre6en. Yl6sli6 brad oas
8reus unten uno fiel in Die StraBe, qleids
Seiti9 iielen audi Die beioen auf Der aeasn
oailelbe gelebuten 9eiter itebenoen 9lrbeiter
CUR Groe uno ~erlitteu babel 10 ihwere
innere Serlebun9en, SaB lie balo barauf
ben 9eilt aafgaben, beioe itnb Samiliens
pGter.
Ole 6iri9en werben OIL Der Sbers
moleI se9enpGrtig gu lO-lO,5 so Mt. per
Gentner getauft. Die meilten tommen
aus Der @e9enb pom Siert (9tieSerton,,
&ieSbori u. /. ny Sort werSen bieielbsm
BON Sdnolern auf9etauit unS mad ben
Mtarttorti6aften: Wtss, OieSenbofeu,
Geni6, 9reuenma6er, Srier, 9~uremburg
t%ransportirt uno su 4-5 Sous pertauft.
au9 Sas Srintinsert5al Iiefert nod cine
Siri3enernte. 9lber ieit Dem II enaen
Winter lit eS gm Die meilteu 9dume 9es
i9eben. Der Canton &smi5 bat Sur6
oaS Ginseben Der O6ltbdume cine unaes
mein sroBe ginbuBe %erlitteu, lpenn man
beoentt, mas alein an 3psti6en auf Der
Wfolel peri6ifit puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22

i'm au9 iett mieoer fir bic Democratic er=
pbern. Wir ruieberbolen, baB bic Oemos
traten teinen itarferen Sanbioaten fir bic
ameite Steae auf benz Brdiibenti9aftstidet
bdtten nominiren fonnen. Oas Tifet
.Glepelanb unb Senbrids" bsbeutet sinen
slan,uolen bemotratiiden Sies am H..
Nopenber 1884.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22

Ole SS. s. ST. Bb. 9llsin uon Noz
oinsen uno s. u. 6. Molitor pom WilS
ftnb gu Supernumeraren ber gtnrssiitries
runsss uno Oomanen : gerualtuns erz
nannt uoroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22
Gampa8ne Votisen.

Sburmor wIrbe, ielt't menn sic
Delegation Don Ohio iolioarii9 fir i'm
einsetreten mare, uabri9einli6 bod ni3t
nominirt worbeu iein. Man bate, inbem
man einen GanSioaten aus benz October
itaate @bio senommen, Die @abl gepiiers
maBen auf cine Sarte 9eiett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22

Sancot, Ben &elp 1880 unteritiitte
perlor Dem Oorf nit 81 900 Stimmen
Silben sewann 9tew 9orf 1876, obne Sci:
Ip, nit 1900 Stimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22

gIaine ielbit ertldrt Gleuelanb fir BEN
itdrtIten Ganbioaten, ben Die Oemotraten
ms TeIb itelen tonnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22

&arI S9urs wirb fir 6leuelanb
unb se9en Blaine IN uielen Horbitadten
@ablreSen balten. 0as @lei6e perben
piele anbere angeIebene unb einfluBrei3e
Mitslieber Der republitanii9en Yartei tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22

8Gbren,b auf glaines Seite bic gts
ienbabntatier unb geberri6er Der sroBen
Monopole iteben, i6aart lid UNI @leuelano
bas Solt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22

OaBbiebemof ratii9e Yartei bic
Ioltspartei lit, tonnte ieber in Gbtcaso ies
ben, Der es ieben ,polte. Oas Bolt nabm
srosen Mntbeil an ber @abl Der bemotras
tii9en ganbibaten, gar teinen an ben res
publitanil9en Hominationen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-22

Carl S9urS iaste: Sd bin uOuis
einperitanben NIT @ouperneur 9leuelanb's
Domination uno werbe i'm unteritiisen.
Sd baltic i'm fir ben i%tartiten Ganoibaten,
ben Die Oemofraten bdtten aufiteIen fons
men. Gr wirb obne 3ueifel, auBerbulb
ieiner Bartei, cine unsebsure anSabl bon
Stimmen erhalten."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-28

convert tho place into sort Of artistic
Morgue. What could b expected Of deaf
man who constituted himself an unaided
Judge OF the works OF musical composers,
and who never knew anything about music
anyhow What cah be expected OF tho vener-
able and unsophisticated Mr.. CoRcoRAN, who
Is 30 blind that at q distance Of six feet he
cannot tell landscape from figure subject,
and who never know anything about art
anyhow?
The intrigues OF designing women. Of in
competent artists, and OF people for whom
Mr.. CoHcoRAN has q certain utility, supply
tho influences which control the Corcoran
Gallery. This would BIO all right were 1t
private matter, q benevolent within Of an &C.
centric and wealthy individual seeking the
qualification OF an nimiable personal vanity
But 1t is nothing OF tho kind; 1t Is public
bequest made In the public name and inter-
est. aud II it has been converted to a sham
and deceit, while Mr. CORcORAN and one or
two others have been deriving out OF 1t great
credit and renown for public spirit and gem
erosity 1t ia entitled to its share Of truthful
criticism. OF which tho foregoing Is candid
specimen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-28
An Attempt to Convert the Statue.

An esteemed and most valued correspond
ont, keen in his wish for $4,000 or moro
from Congress to build tho BAHTHoLDI ped
cstal, makes the following suggestion:
Can't you advocate the BARrHoLpI statue light
house. worsiip FnAnos in the lifting high ?
Everybody wants 1t done and II you it to he done
ionay make II by great big dash OK your
editorial matter lighthouse then Will relieve your
friend EvARrs and all thu rest from the constitutional
Obliluty with which they have been more lcss
barrsssed s.nco they were children OF this republic"
We're afraid not. When we advocate the
coming statue OF Liberty, we must do 1t as a
statue. and not as u lighthouse. Tho last
complaint OF a scarcity of lighthouses in New
York harbOr ceased many years ago, and we
don't remember that IL was ever minated
that there was need OF one on Bnlos Island.
II there Ia, NJ BARrHOLDI has made tho dis
covery, aud we're against my attempt to inn
pose upon the constitutional lawyers in Con-
gress tho mere bubble that this gront and
noble statue Is n lighthouse. A lighthouse
suitable for B"dlo's Island would cost but
very few thousand dollars.
Besides, IL doesn't appear absolutely GER
tain that tho popular sentiment is in favor OF
building tho pedestal. a good many per-
sons approve of the project, but tho numbers
that don't appear willing to give n con. to it
arc countless thousands. Our friend thinks
| that we should adopt his suggestion. in Or
| der TO relieve Our Own EvARTs and all the
rest from constitutional oJliluity. Such
a course would DO wrong in principle and
most injudlclous in practice The only hope
| OF relieving "Mr. EyARr5 and tho rest"
which plainly includes our correspondent,
| from constitutional obliqu,:y. is for US to
stick rlgidly and unvaryingly TO the Consti-
| tuition. II we all abandoned tho Constitution
when we felt like it, where would wc como to 2
We hopo the pedestal will be built. but by tho
| proper parties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-28
Another Candidate for III. Cabinet.



There Is one man in the United States whom
We take both pleasure and pride Ill respectfully suggest
ing to President elect Cleveland Of all others who
by especial qualifications 10 exactly ntted for the
spon-hl, position OF Secretary OF the Interior and that
man Ia Gen Cha les ". Blair OF Kansas.
Gen Blair has resided In Kansas over quarter Of o
century Ia familiar with all the legislation regarding
and affecting the land grant railways, understands
thoroughly the methods and operations of these cor
porntons and this. together with his intimate ac9u
ance with the people Of the West, who imme dstsly
and directly interested In early and definite settle
ment of the questions between the people and these
corporations renders him peculiarly qualified ake
hod Of this matter and to bring 1t to definite and
factory solution.
The principal reason for the unsettled and unsats:ac
tory situation Of the Indian question Lies In the fact
during nil these have had at the head OF
the Interior Department man who hal any practical
knowledge OF Indian people and the white people who
by tho advancing march OF civilization were brought
into Immediate contact with them.
II Mr. Cleveland shall select Gen. Blair to take
Of that department he be assured Of radical and
salutAry change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-28
From ne Cisreldrd LEADER.

1t was the Oldest CORRESPONDENT on Newspaper
row who was talking, Tho subject was Conkng. said
he Roscoe Conk!ing once one OF the Pieasantest
and most sociube fellows in Congress He was great
fiend Il The correspondents and night after
night he used 10 drop Into ices gossip and at
end tell stores Many good piece OF We used to
get from him. and in those days all liked to say
good thing for him. lie better look ing m an In
those days and he had lines in his ccunenbnc. which
have since disappeared. lie look ed like man
frto from and who loved his fellow men. There
was habusl rneer upon his face and he did not look
upon The world and US Hs his enemies.
II remember when hi face began 10 change 1t was
at the time OF tho confirmation OF the treaty Of Washing
ton. Ransle and Young imprisoned for refns,n.
to tell where they got certain information in regard to
IT, and Conkng incurred the enmty the press by do
nouncing them OF course we defended ourselves and
Immediately the country rang with Conk ng's fasity
and he was denounced badly Keer during the Inst
Congress
This treatment turned the milk OF huma an kindness
In RoScoe'A soul to gall lie at assumed the don't
neer!ng air ho has since retained and the snesr with
which he tried to show his indifference ate day by d.y
into his handsome face until became part Of 1t. f,a
lures. The face II index of tho soul 1t changer
with tho changes ot the soul aud Coming. coun,.
nance Is this result Of the workings th, great law OF
nature"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-28
rHv TRUTH CONCERNING An N1k1-
ESTING SUBJECT

~. Ma, Rsist,sss 81 Mr.. MsnArleks aaA
Mva MeDssaia-Nrs. HssArisks Nss .
seessty wo.an Exelusivsiy-A Nssis He
s,isutiea Or Christian Benevslenee.
INprANAPoL1s Dec. 23-All this romantic
gossip. 90 industriously printed and enjoyed
by the public 1t II reasonable to presume. OF
hostility between Mrs. Hendricks and Mrs.
NoDonsld IL mere fiction. Their social rela-
lions have ever been limited to passing 40
quAlntance-thoy wero never friends and arc
wholly innocent OF enmity to-day. While this
fantastic fabrication, though seasoned with
alum and aloe, may not disturb the nations
rcpose to the parties Immediately concerned II
must DO an annoyance.
Mrs, Hendricks never was exclusively So
clety woman and never will be. To her. COM
pany 10 incidental and not the object OF liis.
The Hendricks homo IL eminontly democratic.
where everybody seems to DO admitted. all
standing the Same, the whole characterised By
that liberal but elegant hospitality peculiar to
tho valley Of tho Mississippi. As . matter OF
fact. between husband and wife tho art OF
Pinkerton would DO powerless to discover any
thing bat absolute equality. Here country
postmaster would be received as cordially and
heard as candldly a. the Governor OF State
calling to tender his congratulations.
With all there Is In Washington life this lady
IL acquainted. having shared her husbands
long legislative experience; and she looks Tor
ward to o renewal OF those rotations destitute
OF either delight or aversion. She accepts 1t
as something that has happened to fall to her
lot in the course OF human events. Hero they
keep house there they will board: but they will
continue to move In the same social atmos-
phere. They believe 1t possible to account
personal friendships as thor own for reser-
walton or bestowal without doing violence to
any interest OF tho republic.
There Ia \ public institution Of which this
State is particularly and legtimateiy proud
the reformatory for females. l have this from
Gov. Albert s. Porter. With 1t Mrs. Hendricks
has been connected as President OF the Board
OF Trustees from the first There Ia nothing In
human testimony II its results have not proved
q new revelation in tho higher development OF
women disposed to so astray.
mo soul 50 lost
But there ia bright chord by which the Lord may
lead it,"
This is the creed Of this management Soar.
the hose prayer. and healthful employment
conduce to condition OF reform or better life
gratifying and satisfactory to the fonJost
dreams Of Christian benevolence. Careful in
vestigntion has dlspeled every suspicion. and
tho control Is beyond criticism. With all the
"details Mrs. Hendricks is thoroughly familiar.
and Of the legal questions. complicated because
OF the institutions originality. she possesses q
complete mastery. Mr.. Hendricks himself
leads no buster life. To her home. her church.
and this public obligation every hour is con-
secrated. JAP TURPEN.