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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

1t is safe to SAY that any per
SON who has tho money should so
to Flynn's mud SEQ his bargains
before they buy, I, It.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
Winthrop College &hQlalSAQE and Ha
trance Examinations

ENNE ENAMtNATtoNS NON TElE
\, award of VACANT Sahela.SNSns i'm
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stNM " New StNaoNtS viii k Nela a. Tho
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

lsANNt. Is the M>St r>S<iioino fvl, chill
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W Castor Ni(,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16

An area Of low pressure covered the States OF tho
upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys yesterday,
attended by cloudy and showery conditions. Fair
weather prev allied in all other districts. To
the vest and north OF the Missouri Valley
tho pressure was high and rising rapidly, aud
the high pressure area was moving into the
central states. with much cooler weather. Tho
temperature in western Minnesota, the Dakotaa. and
Montana fell from lee to az. In the central States
west Of the Mississippi It was from % to g. cooler
and WAS from 81 10 l2' cooler in che middle Atlantic
and New England states.
In this city the day was fair; highest onicih tenn
pera.ure IL. lowest So; average humidity. SO Per
cent. wind southwest to west; average velocity
seven riIes an hour; barometer corrected To read TO
sea level, al S A. NJ. 80. 90, 3 +. y. 3O.22.
The thermometer at the United states Weather Blu.
reau registered the temperature yesterday as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
SEYMOUR BROTHERS FAIL.
They DID . stock and Grain Brokerage Busl-
meas at so broad street.

Seymour Bros, brokers in stocks. grain. and
cotton at 80 Broad street, made an assignment
yesterday TO Charles Donohue without prefer
ence. The partners are Allen Lewis Seymour
and James VI. Seymour. Jr.. OF East Orange. y.
j.. and Edwin NJ. Cox OF Morristown. y. J.
The Seymours are sons OF James NJ. seymour.
who was formerly a member of the Stock ES.
change and OF the brokerage firm Of Seymour.
Baker & Co. He also owned the steam yacht
Rhada, which he sold 70 the late Pierre Loril-
lard. the transaction being subsequently the
subject Of a lawsuit. The elder of the Seymour
brothers,. Allen Lewis Seymour. married a
daughter OF Harriet Hubbard Aver.
The present firm OF Seymour Bros. sue
ceeded in October. lsfl. the firm OF Seymour
s nnSs: 6ecem naba: is 81 William VII ami Eaelid Yoans'
who was expelled from the stock Exchange last
December. was the stock Exchange member OF
the old firm. Edwin NJ. Cox OF the present tirm
il its representative on the stock Exchange. of
which he has been a member since April. 10.
l-g2. One OF the seymour brothers bought "A
seat on the Stock Exchange some time ago, but
his application for membership was rejected by
the Committed on Admissions
The frm Is said 70 have done only a limited
business on the f'oor OF the Stock Exchange. but
II had numerous branch offices. one at ~
Richmond. Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washing.
ton. and Boston. None Of the members OF the
firm could be seen after the assignment had been
made. and at the firms office in the johnson
building It was said that they were out OF town
and that only clerks had been LEFT IN charge.
The report that the firm had been caught
short" OF Chicago Gas stock to an
not believed generally in Wall street.
1t was recalled that a year or so ago a man
who had been known for years in Wall street
offered to conduct speculative accounts for
those who were willing TO be guided by his
Judgment and experience IN the Street, and an
nounced that such transactions would be made
through seymour Bros.
Mr.. Donohue, the assignee. said that he could
give no estimate of the liabilities or assets, al
The assignment had been huTriedly made, and
II would take considerable time to go over the
books and make an inventory. The irn wa
pressed for ready money. and. all the partner.
being non-rcsidents. they were liable 10 attach
nIent by any creditor who chose to do so. and tC
prevent any one creditor getting the advantage
or another, and 10 prevent any sacrifice Of the
assets, an assignment was made entirely with
out preference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
Suffering from Misruie. with Consequent Bust
ne.s and Agriculture DepressIon.

nN4U and AGRICULTURAL URnEe10tOu.
Under date of Sept. Z a gentleman living in
Porto Rico writes to one OF his friends in this
o,,u, .rh, cnu,-,m.,, ,.,rs ,h,t , s.r,,,s , :.
e,'y' IL 'o'efn'ueu' ie"i' 'n"' -
rising may occur at any moment. and oil sorts
of precautions are taken to prevent IL. Forts
Ln4,.- ~ -. H.. ~ .,,
are oui'uihs AL eiohe tue Fiueeo "ounteihS
across the island. The forts in course or con-
struction are: One midway bet ween Aibonite
- 49, .a.... ha.u,. r.r,..,I C,u,,.
anu ea1es' "hotheF oe'"ee" 0asos ""u N"Su"''
another between Ad1untas and Larcs, another
bet yesn Concrete and Bayamon. and one more
.tT.su,1.
1T was said a few days ago that CaptRin'Gen-
eral Marin had resigned. but the report has not
....a.arw.l
oeen cohErule".
The country is in a state of alarm. There
seema 70 he no end IN the famous proceedings
-
over tue 1auco uprising. Ne" arFesIs III |oh
nection with the affair are made almost every
d,v The ;.i,s all over the island are crowded
- -
with political prisoners. l know mat some
sixty persons, including several merchants and
t,rrors h,vs 1o,,Iv besp iunr;sonaa N, C,npr
V 81 M :, hops Grendn anS Ven"" TTbere
are no ;nJicatinns that the sitnation ia roiny to
;n,nrnve NAM psrsons have ieft the island
anS otha - 1-ana rir9 RI iaave Tor fear nf in.
cas,aratio,
"I ~ y, ,ov vh.,h,- n r.ro,r+io, 20 49,
p, w ~ NJ I'M r- ne. h,t mev snv tbst ~
,hSa .opai,;on nf .s,irs .bould ccr tinua the
ne 49, Iii Ia ar;von ~ avail pris,rsrs
80. o nc hIact.a : - tor,n-, n nr5sr : ~ s1tnrt Sron,
hen conF.ssiions oP thaiir nartirinatiion in alleged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
ISSUE OF STANDARD GAS srocK.
Treasury Common stock TO he Sold to tho
stocLh holder mt SOS y share.

atocLhoIder Mt SOS y share.
cular sent by Secretary Ferdinand McKeige to
the stockholders of the Standard Gas Light Com
pany that the directors Of the company at a
meeting held on Sept. 10 had decided 10 sell TO
the stockholders 6.614 shares Of the common
stock o. the company at S65 a share. The priv
ilege to purchase at this price on or before Oct.
will be accorded to stockholders OF record on
Sept. 25 in the proportion Of one share Of such
stock for each IL 1900 shares preferred or
common held.
In explanation of the circular Secretary Nc
Keise said that the additional issue would
bring the common stock up to the amount au-
thought that the stockholders should have the
profit that will accrue from its issue at such a
low figure. The amount OF preferred stock au-
thorized 10 also Is. 900. 900. hut Of This only
So, I'll, 90 has oeen issued. The common stock
was quoted yesterday at 1875 TO 40 a share, and
the preferred at 40 TO IFS. Russell Sage Is the
President OF the company.
A ruInor that this action OF the STANDARD Com
pany was in preparation for a consolidation Of
all the gas companies doing business on Man
haitian Island was revived yesterday. Wall
street has been flooded with such rumors re-
Gently, and the course of the local gas stocks in
such a project is under way. The advancing
prices are, however, the only evidence thus far.
for the officials of the companies say that they
have no knowledge OF such a scheme. For two
days there have been statements handed around
| among the brokers which purported to show the
proportions at which the stock OF the Consoli-
dated Gas Company would be exchanged for
securities of @ new company. The author OF this
Information could OF be discovered, and OF
course the value of the cannot now
be determined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
SHOT HIS BROrHER-Iy-LAW.
They Had Had Frequent ouarreIs. One Accus-
ing the other OF Beating Him Out or Hia Home.

Utica. Sept. l5.-At $50 this morning in
~Eauquoit. a village ten miles from this city,
Thomas J. Congdon shot and mortally wounded
his brother-in-law, Frederick Cook. The men
are aged farmers. The Congdon and Cook
families have been long residents OF Sauquoit,
and they are highly respected. Until last
spring Congdon occupied a pretty home OVER
looking the Sauquoit Valley, and fifty miles
away to the north can be seen the foothills of
the Adirondacks. Mr.. Congdon purchased the
place some years ago. and although it was
heavily mortgaged, he built a fine house. He
failed TO make both ends meet, ana last spring
Cook obtained possession OF the property.
Congdon was compelled to vacate the home
that he had built and the farm upon which he
bad tOled, and TO remove to Q farm owned by
honeFt Stanton; an9It a quarter OF a mile
was diSpOssessed.
Congdon brooded over his troubles to such an
extent that there was a quarrel every time he
met Cook. In reply TO his accusation that
Cook had beaten him out Of his home in an
underhand way, Cook would reply that Cong.
don had come at night and mmit all sorts
OF Expectations on his farm, such "a cutting
on The tops Of his young corn, cutting his wire
For several days past Congdon had been at
work on the Hadley farm preparing ensilage
Tor the ailo. Last night when work was over
Songdon started for home, and as he passed
Cook home The two had another quarrel. In
the evening Consdon borrowed a revolver of
= HfiBHDDf, ana IL was WIN LnlS In MS pocket
that ne started for work this morning. He
drove hlssown horse.and was alone tn.the buggy
Is ne passed Cooks place at $3.50. Cook was
In the front yard. Again there were angry
words. In the milk house back NJ the resi-
dence Mrs. Cook heard them, but We, Inable to
Tell just whatthey said. She hcn Il tao report
OF a: pistol. and; saw her husband talI forward
70 the ground. She saw COngrlon Griye away
with The smoking pistol in his hand. Run
ming to the road she found Cook lying face
Downward. Blood oozed from a bullet wound
IN the right temple, and about the wound were
me black marks Of burnt powder, indicating
plainly that the weapon must have been close
70 looks temple when IL was discharged.
SSongdon sat in the carriage when he fred. AS
ms CoaAIifted her husbands head he groaned:
Tom has shot me-"
wife. ~ ~ ~
NO" gasped Cook. and then he lost con-
Help was summoned, and the officials were
aouneh. The bullet had entered the brain
oVef me right eye, and the physicians took it
e e az the base OF the brain. They worked in
ne kitchen with a curious crowd around them.
ftter the shooting Congdon went to Justice
Snsertoh and told him what had happened.
Sat insisted that he shot Cook IN self.defenco.
[sonstahle B0nrOy brought Congdon 10 the Utica
r., DNt not until he had sat In the parlor at
On h!s victim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
ABIcrcLIsT HITS A CAR HEAD oS.
""nA" q. BALDWIN Hurt MsrtADy while
Riding la Jersey Ctr.

"1N'Nm c. Baldwin. % years old. OF 2l2
~gh"a avenue, jersey City. had a head-on col
aAioE With 4 trolley car while riding a bicycle
" Fa'nhia avenue yesterday. and received
u.'r-a injuries. He was a clerk in the Wells
Fargo express Office in the Erie Railway station
et!Ae FOOT Of Payonia avenue.
He'et. the oflae yesterday morning and pt-
~ w himself among the trucks and wagons I'M
nim7e.t between two trucks. As there was ilst
bhenn.,' enough 70 pass ne made a squirt. lie was
al, t"'.. over ihe handle bars and apparently
va, |" see l .goi"y car which MAS running to.
tbs w. ''fFy At a llgh speed. The fender OF
he a. Si[ !l,neI he bicycle from under him and
he FrtnHfH hcdctoreInOst into the fender. Then
de- Ss t"nNt'! uur again on the track ana The len.
ns.. ..''D"i Hp over him. One Of the vince ;
"a. ~ .-gs, although tho n!OtormLn
TES NJ ne could 10 stop the car.
h., ,'AS man was hurried 10 81, Francis
w. mere he died at . p. ~. George
was arrested. -" '"o'oN''"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
GRIMES PLANNED Nv PARKS.
Two Thieves Arrested at = Trysting Place
One Robbed Dennett's.

Two Thieves Arrested at = rrystinG Place
One Robbed Dement'S.
Acting Captain McClusky's men arrested yes
terday two crooks for whom the police OF this
city have been looking for eighteen months.
They are John Hamilton. alias Mccarthy. alias
Brooklyn Johnny. and John, alias Kid, Nc
Manus. Both ofthem have been in the peniten-
tiary and are notorious safe crackers. Brooklyn
Johnny is suspected OF having looted the safes
in Dement'S Park cow restaurant on Feb. Ii.
1895.
The arrests were made IN Mount Morris Park.
Acting Captain MeClusky received information
ten days ago that a number OF well-known
crooks were in the habit Of meeting in the various
parks from time to time to discuss plans OF rob
berry. Detectives were stationed in the parks,
Detective Sergeants Valley. Kane, Fogarty.
and Doran being assigned TO Mount Morris
Park. About $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
while near the Fifth avenue entrance, they saw
immsdiateIY appTehended them. Mccarthy
tried 10 draw a 3s.ca lbre revolver from his hip
he was d'sarmed. When searched az Police
Headquarters a long dirkknlfe was found on
Mccarthy. but no incrininating evidence as to
Acting Captain McClusky Is positive that Nc
Carthy did the bennett robbery. lie has no
evidence TO prove IL other than the character OF
the work. He iays the fronts Of all the five
safes were pulled out with an instrument used
exclusively by Mccarthy. This robbery vas an
exceptionally daring one. l. was committed on
Sunday, while the restaurant was closed. Two
thousand dollars was stolen by the thieves.
Mccarthy Il also accused Of having been
mixed up in the crackinS OF Pau! Salyin,t safe
1896. Salvin was insured in eN-lnapectOI
Byrnes,s burglary Insurance COMPANY, and Wa
Carthy TO blow open his safe for the purpose Of
deJrauding the insurance company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
sUNSTKOKE PROVES FATAL.
Its Victim the ~BoskLeeper who Tried TO rs
cape from Bellevue Hospital.

Joseph Luchesi, a bookkeeper. OF 3is East FIJI
teenth street, VINO was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital on Saturday to be treated for sunstroKe.
died there at an early hour yesterday morning.
Luchcsi was Gelirious throughout his Illness.
and when he climbed out Of IA window and fell
on an awning Monday night it was thought that
his mind was affected. Al that time he was
very violent and IL was all the nursCr could do
TO subdLo him.
Luchesi's is the fret caso Of s--.st.oke that has
prnvel flthl thia yCar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
ERIE RAILROAD,

through trains leave New YORK, foot Uf thamhcrs
Sc, a. follows. and nye minutes cartier from West
2At 81
0.ll T. N.-VeStihuIe Express daily FOR Bingham.
t-n. Waveriy. Elmirs, Bun 10. BraIr ori, ar
riv.- IWillp 90 T. N. Furlor car to EgiA..
OIL = I. N.-Yesttb1icd Express da.y. ryrrrt sun
J.lD day, for Port Iervls, Apntir elin, lu RlNarru.
Hpn"-dal". hnl Important local point. 'H Iarr'us.
Daily 80 Port Ieryis, Pullman Parlor ar. ;sr MpGt!.
cello sud Corning
D.lNl a.. N.-Eertibule limited Fat mail daily
-''c solid train fnr Chicago. VIA rH l|ta. iEa lake.
arrive CLEVELAND at 7!O A. NJ. tHt. a<D5 + NJ.
~sl""r"r' To Chicago, Cleveland, an r'Hrinnatl. Din.
7.3O =: n.npralo and cIeyr!lo! y]c.ibgIe *
s''' press daily. arrives AZ l.-A.p 1.uj 4. NJ,
SFhlI"rn ~ A. VI, James'n"u 900 A NJ r.rrr.
iand : 80 ? VI. (aleepers to E.fa'" aui llryn All
MAKING direct connection Tor Detroit, Chlr1SD, and
the Vest. Cafe Library car
81 y. w--DAILY-Nit 'hauttIqGl Lake lnd
4. ~ Niagara FALL, ~oIii train - 'hiriEo. sirrP.
ers to HornelIsyille. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining
TIyKETs, LOCAL l N CARDS, ASp PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS a. H., lli, :6l, iOl, AMI
" hroaaway. i27 b"werr. ih,t East :6th =. and
81 West lg5th St. Gh4mh"r- and West Gbi Al. frrries,
New YORK: 1913 and 72S Fulton st, lO6 Broad " az.
Brooklyni 400 Hudson II Hoboken. and Jersey CITY
station WesteotI's Express calls for and checks bag.
gage from hotels aud residences " destie alton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
sehool .eua. . q. uss.

ocKAwA BEACH. l.. l., Sept. ~l5.-school
bonds to the amount of S65, 900 were sold yes
terday afternoon to Leopold Cohen, who offered
1872. making a premium Of 81 per cent. John
never in the history OF New York State has
there been such a high price paid for bonds.