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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS.
mnOi New York Weekly Herald
ON K IHt I-t.Alt A YBAK. j
THE SUN.
The Dail
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SEW YORK, J883.
'and it is jaliMactorv to fin.l it laid ln j a rtd ribbon. l-1 cfctthM." an J a gold-.
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-TJT wnl-claw nuutr.
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xrapher of the royal houschoM or i rea
Hritain. is a nstivc or Rondout. New
York. Hc-wa ncc the assistant. ol
tlie late Tnr. Henry Draper. Durinj;
the jraflicKrTcd withrdiaiinxnUhcd
snHaniry irf th Si xty.fi rih New York
Volantcirs. Afierwiinl he went to
i I ... I -...1 .mn Lvin 4u;ll for br til)
Qnean and aiuwinte! rral phntrraph-!
-0x. . . . . ;
"rT TT r'- ,w
tons "J;udt to.- Ho
n which Mr. Malleus
A locomotive
Kris Railway
deTiftcXotconsumms . smoke j to be
tcatdTit order to jive the Invention
a thoroazh trial a trip 'across tho Con
tinent will be made. Thero is to be no
smokestack on this locomotive-, and in
its place I to lx - manhole merely.
The air used to condense the steam is
nlovad for-heatinz and ventilating
cars; beinx delivered through a conduit
wWh:: with couDlinz ends, passes along
i tW mri This svstein docs
away with oal stoves or heaters, and
aunnllea the cars with fresh air and
warm, air without danjr of fire in case
of flrtflraash-up.
-v?w.A Wftshlnzton special to the New
York Herald says: "The name of Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston has been submitted
to the President for District ot Coium
. Via commissioner." Among those who
recommend this appoin.iaent are Gen.
Grant, Gen. Beale, a number 'of Seha
r lot . nnd members of the House and
JTirnmInent oitizens. Gen. Johnston is
a nroDertv owner and resident here.
and his appointment would probably be
recelred with'trreat favor. It is agreed
... by, most that the selection should be a
Democrat, as it was the understanuing
when the bill passed providiug for the
nrunt form of arovemment that it
should be non-partiaan so far at least
as that one of the three commissioners
should be a Democrat.1'
: The Coutmercinl Gazttlt i much dis
tiirbed bv the failure of the Republican
National committee to change tbe basis
of rureseiitation in th next Presiden
tial convention." It regards it h -the
opening of u 'new campaign by the
.a;. A utiiiAi-itv that has. lr flOiue
J.H.Ni-
Hir. nseiiiniedto have the exclusive
right to speak for the Republicanism of
the nation." and remarks: "It is diffi
cult to B3y.wbe:her this attempt to
throttle the parly, and run it by a rotten
borough system, is most characterized
by impertinence or imbecility If the
matter shauld become serious enough
for righteous wrath, there will be. the
hottest gale of public indignation that
Ims swept over the ennwtry for tho
many yirv'
Byad'ecision ot the United State
Supreme Court, rendered Monday last
U the Harris ca from Tennessee,
Kiiintr ction of tho Revised Stat
utes is to a!l Intents nnd purpose era?-
.
e
A:
"U two bf more perions in auy Statu v
or Territory conspire, or go in disguise,.
on tho hishwai or on tho premises oi
another, tor the purpose of depriving;
either directly or indirectly,, any per
son or class of persons ofthe cqnal re
tention of the iaxra. or of equal pnvi
legea and iramunrJci under tns laws,
or for Uic purpose ol preventing or
hindecin'S the constitnte authorities ol
any State or Territorjrrom -giving or
ccurinz to all pcT$ns within suth
State or Territory the equal prr.tcction
f ihn lawn.eaohol Euca persons e hall
vw riniahfHl br a fine of not less than
nor more than $5,000. r by 'im- t
" S?S(5n:rncnt7wlth or without -hart AM i
Attn m rni. w a s. t a a x ivi w-.
bor. liotleaa lhn,n ix monina i.nr c
thati six tears. if by both uc:v line antl
1 v ? . n 4 "
VI ruitiV"5" . - . -
,
abrte act,
Tne proviniw
,rw1,Bt itlnnwn asthc
WHICn I t . - -
Ku Kluv law. was originally 'intended
. 1 T". . 1 1- ..I Kfiv.l ir J T 1 1
. .1 .
Court. - .
Tho 5c k York Suh, in speaking or
1 he matter says tha-i the : constitutional
ity ofthe aUtnte;;has talwaisbcen
questionedaud the declaration by the
Supreme Court that is is invalid ac-
cords witk the opinion 'which the Sun
long ago expressed on the subject. -Indeed,
it was "difficult to see how tho
v J ridges could come - to , any other ,con?
eluaioMa riaw of thqlr prcTious uUcr
aneea In respect to the limitations iin
. posed by the Constitution upon the
pttrersof Congress.
The-doctrine which underlies tne
-present decision is that such constraint
aa the Federal power is authorized to
exerciso for the maintenance of . the
. ci Til rights of citizens must be exerted
1 upon the States "rather rthan .upon in
dividuals. Unless a Stati. for example,
infringe! 1 ,some of the prohibitions
: against Stato action, cbhtained in the
ConstituUon, there is no occasion Tor
the interference of the general Gotern-
yntto preserre the prsonal rights
to enable tne reuera .- suhwi.mv.
prosecute persons in the Southern States
: eltargctl with ou.traso and clinic against
r- the colored population of this section.
and to oil nsthcni. before the Federal
Courts tor trial intcad of in the State
lions of husband and wife in (Ensland
underwent a complete change. The
Married Woman s rroiicrty aci oi
isg2 i th ait in a serial d le-islation
- - r j. '
arc
raersctffn her husband.; - The resul; is
that there are four'clasHW of married
.tvf.,i in Ensland harinj distinct
richt nnd Habiliti- 1 Fifsi. those!
married beiorc August 9. 1S7U. are en
titlsil tn the ir waipsi. and eanVuifs and
tviany property the titl to which ac-
from lo lvi Bat their husr
bam!a Hriiable for their debts before
anu aiicr mat i iiv- v
tween 10 and 1S74 are cntillfcd in Rd-
ditoa olh- abovetoflii ,ams comix
f .. Jftflflr fntestacv.
tL IIIVIIJ rva uva ... - -j -
osuoiJ'comins by will frdced up to
(wi trtmnt. oi Trccuoias oe-
scendins to thorn as hoireases. Hus
bands of these women afei not liable for
debts contracted before marriage. o-
men married between 174 and 133
can make their husbands liable for
debts only to the extent !or the .assets
which tho latter navo receiveu nuiu
their wives Women married after
January 1, oT.this year, may acquire.
hold and dispose of real estanc ana per
sonal property in the same manner as
if unmarried, without ;the intervention
of trustees. A wile may now sue ntr
. m - . 11 1
husband, prosecute him cnminaiiy i:nu
even make him a bankrupt, sit re
mVma to be seen whether or not tins
ohnrfi in the law will increase
the
business of the divorce courts.
PERSONA!.
Mr Ptr Cooler. t .New iors,
will p'ntpr lmon the 23d year of a wcll-
Lspent life on the 12lh of February. -
Heury Irving speaks ot "i.Mr. isooin,
an actor incomparably better than any
I have ever seen, rre.nca hihsib
excepted."
Hon. Geo. B. Loring. commissioner
or agriculture, says tho products of the
soil in this treat country are worth
9.000,000,000 annually. j j .
Thc , porcine Mansfield for w hom
Jim Fisk mot death at the hand ot
Sioke3, ten years ago, graces rsew
York city with her presence again
Miss Florence Kelly, thudauhr j f
Congressman Kelly. has gone abroad
with her bnthcr and will make a. pf d
csrain tour through Europo. i :
Maud Melville, the eldest daughter
of.EneinecT Melville, is to
be civen to
her mothei
her lather to oe cmicateti.
being allowed to visit h;r. Elsie and
Mela, the oilier daughters,! are given to
their mother. . : . ,
Register Bruce, the colored ex Unit
ed Stales Senator, takes no pains to
deny a report rcceutly circulated that a
-Viit liAritar -.refused... to I shave him
Bruce does not go-outr his way to test j
the prejudices of the paleface knight of j
the razor. x
lyettcrs from Mrs. Langtry to herj
Ijndou friends intimate 4au dramatic j
conspiracy in Anierca . towards j her.' j
but she says the' American' public are j
opposed to monopolies and conspira i
cies' and she increases her deposits at j
her London banker's- i I
Miss 2Jerelda Garrison of St. Jxutie,
n-hA mrRtpriftitsk disanneaicd last
rreeV ari(i retumitlS a few jdays later.
saitl that .she-'1 had -.been; aDductwi, nas ;
aant nOCf f"r nnfmnl. her whvi-!
cutn being of the opinion that she
IS 1
1 soniewnai unsuuiiu miunu i.
i , . ... . t i i
Skinnv Jtten. , -TrlW
Ilonlth nenewet'r restores
health and rifior cures Dyspepsia, Im
potence. Sexual Debility. $1.
SHORTS:
In tweet, motoyhorical clover
Sat two. talettf love tellinf oter,
-rm m hTCl .tmr.k. a. -min
a - .
Then k Iwraced ; and hat 6ince been a rover.
Hltimorfl has 463 small-nox patients
but the disease ii said to ba under n
trol. .;
T.rat vrnr Tnwa made 1.7 10.000 jjal
iiiii in rwim ttu aaa d i & u a. y
' . " 1
j tT-iven gailons per n
. Xhc-Sliire-ItiefConrt
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lT': ' !
iA'j .,v,1, m
icmreuiwiHuuiwij - w
stale constitution to le lnvftluli
tu., r Tjhinnri. imliana:
Th ma, or of
1 Alio iuji r -. '
founds the claim of that ! tow. to dm-
linnlllMl tirVOIl 1!S HIHHTUIIILN I I IA SHI
tinction upon its superiority 111 raising
twins. eiffhtxKjn pair.4 havi
n j uern
boru
thero last year.
I
A Leading operator says that of Ihe
6,000,000,000 ot securities listed on the
stock exchange at Xew "ork, only
about 57D0.0W.ouu pay any ri 01 uivi
dends, high or low.
Xnecddlo frora the '"quarters :" At
Iho marriage of an Alabama widower
one of the servants wa3 lassea 11 nis
master would take a bridal tour. "Dun
no. sah; when old misiss's alire he
took a paddle to her ; dunno if he take
a bridle to de new one or iiot,r -
Nothing builds up shattered constitu
tions so quietly as urowno iron Hit
ters. ' ' ' ' :
MOONSHINE.
Thsra's mv hand!" he CXD
Lained in
. mnmAnf. nf rnnrjLfltt nnd candor, "and
myheartisiu it," She glanced at the
empty palm extended toward her and
wickedly replied, "Just a? I supposed;
you have no heart." ' J
A Vilkesbarre man took his seat in
the barb!-' chair; ho asked the barber,
if he had the same razor he, used two
days before. Being answered affirma
tively, the patient roan ! wild, 1 hea
give me chloroform." . . j - . -
"No womarris worth lookingat after
SO," said young Irs A. a i bnde with
all the arrogant youthfulness oT 21
Summers. -Quite true, ny dear, an
swered UdjrD., a very pretty woman
'What docst
dry anvthini:: '
cin ::-.-.
iJnvihti RqputM j
W??tern ,rLcgislaluro. Said "the
A
Sneaker
to'-the piral memlier: rThe
infis out ,C tho order." :: "Out
of order, am
the mrmbe
1 L ( lkr
HACK VI - T - . , .
I'm in as good order as an j, man in
State ! Cj m c on , oh . WP !' 4-
'Uscle Frlarlit. :
To worry about any TJver or Uri nary
Trouble. esieciailv Bright' Disease or
Diabetes, ns Hop Bitters never fails ot
a cnire where a cure , is possible ? .
know thii. i v u r. .
r.rmnrc ri rthprs dirinr a ceo-
oral, lucrative agency business, rby
which "5 to $20 .a day can be earned
send address at owe., on postai.'to ti .
C. Wilkinson & Co.. 193 and 197 Ful
ton Street. New .York. dec . 18-0m
MISCELLANEOUS, ..
The Secret
I of the universal success of v.
Brown's Iron Bitters is sim
ply this: It xs the best Iron, ,
preparation ever! made;, is
compounded on thoroughlyi ;
scientific,:1 -cHemical and r
medicinal principles and '
does j ust what is claimed for
itno more and no less. : ! ;
By thorough and. rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every, part of the
. system,, .healing, purifying
; and strengthening. . . Com
i mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health-1-in no other way can
lasting benefit 'be obtained.
' " i
Dearborn Are., thicaso, Nov. 7.
I hare been a great sufferer from
. veryveak stomach, heartburn, aod
dyspepsia in its worst forja. Ieary.
everything 1 ate gare me distress,
and I Xould eat bqt litde. I have
tried ererythrngreoonxmepded, ,ha e
taken the prescription of a coten
rfjysicians, but got W relief taiul I'
took Brown's Iron Bitters. I feci ,
none of the old troubles,' and anra
new man. I am getting; rauch
stronger, ahd"feet first-rate. "I arm
a railroad engineer, and new make
my trip regularly. I can not say
too much in praise of your wonder
ful medicine. P. C. Mack.
Brown's Iron: Bitters
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken ithe teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indi
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility,
-vyeakness, &c.
Use only Eiwn'a Iron Bitters made W
tj, rSMitiral Co.. Baltimore. Crops
Ted lines and trademark tnvrrapper.
t.
jan 15-lw
tn-o-nxm
A Xeadlnr TxndonJTyr
icsan -eataiMisses ;
, Office ia Newlark .1
lor ub sjaro x
I I ' 1-1X1 iUril-iir i iw aw
XJlYomAr;ournaltIledictaei
elaiw EpUew, taMdiSKfJj-M twrt
TrTVar' atenrtlng uecfmt?FT rare4 to him.
irTt, Ol DIB WPDanmi vuij w 1117. V v
Wa
adtUS 6 cn?eo ddra -
SewTork,
iIa .ire ahrATS on
hn Too Von t for ohan-
ccs to Increase their
Aavnlmart nrl In tltnA
i become wealthy; those who. do not Improve
fer a srrcat chnce to make money. We want
j runny men. women, boys and girls t work for
, fVht .nt heir own locallUes. Any one can
i do tho work properly from the first start. Trie
I nv ranM thnn ton HmM Orul-
j na :3gea. Expensive outfit furnished free.
So Vne who engages fall to make money rap
idly. ! You can devote your whole time to the
iv or el oroniv vonr BTiaro momtmia. x un. m
T rnnriAHnn nnd sill tht la mdd 3ont free. Aa
r . . . a a a
arc sm:uy & (..rormna, waine.
nor l&dJtwtf - - -
PUECELL HOUSE.
p rTXDER Nw management.
j ' WILMINGTON, S. C
B. L. FERRY, Proprietor.
Late Proprietor i Atlantic HoteL Flrttlasa
in all Ita appointments. Tarns $2.30 to $a.00a
lay - r i teht
Marvin's Celebrated ti
-piRK AND BURGLAR PROOF SATES,
All Sizes and Prices, from tM.OO to $2,00.00i
Acknowledged by the beat authorlUesto be the
BEST SAFE MADE, " ! '
Extract from Scientific American editorial of
Feb. 11th, 1S82: "We are also (asked aa tothe
beat fire proof safes. We say MARTi,S.'.
A. A. WTLLARD.
: Axent at WUailnxton.
dec 19
CAN'T KEEP THE HI !
PEOPLK WILL HAVE TTIOSE ST)VE8.
Another lot expected. Sendyour orders.,
jan 15 PARSES 3L TATLOR.
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i;fiji MILLS AND MILL8T0KES,-
1" SA2CraSS OT KBAX SS2TXI
t . on APPixcanoH. ,
Vet BCHTH CAKSURA SfilllSJttm u.
Branch Otnee, Chsrlotte, . u
f l-JDOTIOS -THIS 1XTZ71 ,
Lime, Kainit aid Plaster!
BUILDING LIME, AGRICULTURAL LIME
CARBONATE OF LIME. KAINIT.
LAND F-ASIER AND 31ARL-
GOOD FEltTILIZERS,
JLND VERY CHEAP. Bead for Circular.
FRENCH BROS.,
janl . Rocky Potot, N. C-
I j 1883.
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