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III &ev Co~rhss u~r~s r~t~~r~~~ yrt,-iss Esp,norea
rers Brisncss Xssrscs,- kor,o6ls Srrsr Ae. " boz .
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GILBERT g. SAVAGE, ACCrIONEER -DIBBLEE
VI bailey A SAVAGE win sell. by Catalogue for cash,
their saesroom 50 Cedar 1uestA March 81 a.
10 NJ dry goods fancy goods oilohs. coh
dealers.
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TUHF BOYD AuCTIoNEER-JoHN BOYD WILL
81 cell on Tuesday, March "a, 1897. At loS o'clock, las
West hirty sixth street. ell the furniture OF family rong
South consisting Of rosewood parcr su In rich brccue
sbogspy suits satin deiaipe; Brussels and ingram
ocotbs and rugs mskos and eaamelle1 bedroom
urnire marble TOP table, walnut table and chairs c1ni
silver plated and he usual variety OF kitchen
furniture, wNh which the sale VIII Commence.
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DROADwAT FIRST CLASS GROCERY sreRE AUG.
- ton Monday March 20, ~ - O'Clock, .n preni.es
stock futures 81 aq Brcsiway cornersfvenv.rH
ssfcet comprising eohee etoco ate cccoa ssru mes
rehes preserves preserved rens hnes mus'sra s1ces
aeseried Bqsorp, rhampagnc wine hrsndes segars &C.,
&C carefully seetet supply trs elisa retail custom so
Otrnes IRON sar, Fairbanks scale Win Two horses feu
ssg.s Ard hainess Terms c'sh n,po,,. relnred o. an
purchasers J. X. fffutAN, Asffue<.
WELLINGTON A. CAHTEH. Aoctionser,
Alnrn H. irnnia q rnnr
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u COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
furniture, IN state street the Bst,ery-r COL
TON viii sell. Tuesday March 81 at l01s O'Clock, Ct IL
State street opposite the artery the entire unitsre of the
ayge house il Will consist in of velvet
pesry h-eepy end ingram carpets oco.hs lace curtains
oil paintings tse te Pcfss mahogany dining and extension
tsbes oval mirrors mxbe dressing aud plain bureaus
MAHOGANY other chairs 20 80 bestesds hair mat
retses feather eeos aud beddng china ard ware tsoe
about 20 Catalogues early the morning of sals
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uTLEKIN HAVING
COUNTRY sIATs AND
GAEpBNs

and hm purpsseA Ia chief Communications thAt
neat LofeD6ve, contains 20 seeds Of weeda very slk
snc roy ern IN ~ operation vegetation, and ct the ssn
hnos 70 hafmess tia. be In direct contact vii
NE ed or IAAt without injury. whek tcay uae otAs
ferIerA II wiz bring carly of beans, potatoo
sweet Ac and for and ErAas plst unrfvAue
The small quantity used and tho Of application rerde
very The prize for bArree 81. three bA
rels AID 81 30 per barrel for quantity over Rr ba
res, delivered free m the city pamphlet will be forwA
ed by mail furnished gratis xppLcattou Address
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
81 Cornardt street n. Y
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CAs FIXTURES CHINA. GLASS AND CRoCKERy =
" Toilet 81 each; dinner SETS S5 tea sets 49, bracket
" cents. W II. SILLlMAs,
Broadway, corner twenty eighth street
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WILL FIND THE IMPROVE
poudretto Of The Subscribers Oh
Of tho best fsruhzers, a. well a
the cheapest substitute for ma.
pFe whore there 10 difficulty !
6fccNyina sufficient for RNrAE
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nEGARn.

(IAsH PURCHASERS oAN PROCURE BARGAINS IN
" Havans, domestic end Gernon serars The stock cos
sss of ordres rcesss pormss Nc and other approved
,'' '"' "''' over " o. SslSs II Broadway.
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wKIE0e AND THNTA-TOBlAS 4 PARSONS ANT
"A mldew proof e. proof covers, 40
made and oy sale la West ADD IS Dey Streets New Yl
Orders thrcOgh mail promptly attended To-
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~ @. HORTON. AuCrIONEER, WILL. SELL, THIS
" day. at ssesroom 70 Csrmne street, the sosk Of n
house furnishing consisting Of large assortment Of a
aud copper summer ranges fsbpoes. reels lines,
cosks cutlery fancy goods one wagon and hAr
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I AsorrrnsxfroHIs 81. .,
FINE CLOTHING,
by order OF AsSgneer,
nNo 9, Broadway,
ws.rorrrSe co.
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~ G. HORTON. AUCTIONEER. sALKsHOoM NO g
Camhe s,ree-wi cell This day, q II o'clock at l2s
kirhtn by v'tue OF mortgage stock and fixtures Of
store, coiees spices, horse and
baTDets j. +. bADENHOP, Attorney for Mortgage.
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ny TIE FoRECLosUHE or Gil ATTEL MORTGAGE
ID for sale nj puhic yendue he stock aud OK
stt also horse and wagon 81 No l29 sghh
j. :. BkDESBoP. Attorney FER Mortsagee.
ID for sale Monday Marcn 80 at 10 O'Clock A. ~ at NO.
~ First svenae, gray horse and one LAM wsrsn
J 4. BADnrHOP, Constable.
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MEDICAL.

e1 OnO yoRrKrkD sED No enARop I'M "
pl.VUU survd-Dr nosfnR s.r.s vhss n . r..s.
ment a other physcAns and 81 cher 80 M red
drop lour only reliance fr tAorsgA sue m esvaAn d.
1865 10 Division street he coU pee veil
ou hindrsses from snsns. vt.u az Oh remedies
he patient rum secondary svacts cd y only pvser q
eIn that does u sry ~ sshes. sn1 - Beware q ~
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CREAT REDUCTION IN FAIR TO ECRO"E.-
" First cabi $50 second cabin $50 third cabin S3o In
:si from NEWyoRk for s9UrRAMPT0N. and BREMEN, 90
hAVRE win be In first class steamer, nect
with Ariel arrival Southsmo ton speGe dehve red
friends obtain certificates Of paase Tho ARIEL 10 equal
every 2c00 ship Aioat For pass
freight apply TO D. TORRANCE Agent. No. 5 Bowling
Greene, ny.
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billiard table, rich pets psrior furniture Ac he.
p COTTON viii sell this day March 81. ~ l0s O'Clock,
III gton Thirty first street. the entire flrn
Of the house which large and In good oder
IN part very beautiful psror furniture in crimson and god
brocsel large French plate mirrors lace curtains Snd
nices, nIad rosewood piapoforts made bv Gilbert
Of Boston rich velvet tapestry ocos wood and
mahogany marble top furniture all patterns; tete tses aud
yosre cbsrs superior hair s,shosauy extension
dispg sbes oliver plated china and dinner sets
suuery re'rigerators &c &C sso, very fine bi.rd
table nearly sleo all the Kitchen furniture Ca.sos
will be ready Saturday afternoon.
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ONWARD SCHBNCK, AUCrIoNEER-BY Il. Az u.
~ -CHENCk-On tuesday, March 81, At one o'cleck at
tn Nassau street, span OF bro ~p horses 20
and gentle in every resOec and very stylish dryer
ger tie good traveller and stylish driver. Also
wagon good order and set Of single harness.
Aso reckawAy, 10 good order Also light phaeton for
alec, several road wagons Also,
saddle and birdie, single and double bsrness, &c
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AMupHnMh0TD,

AWu90M A0TUs
~ Soon open s;s1, 70 sonDsAce IN
hosDAr EvKsise hAKcn 80 1851,
More attractions BY
The WONDERFUL RAVES
hu night OF the ccuiis fAyv paut0m
- BLANCHE, OR THE Rival FAIRIES
me rreai Antoine. "a .,..;.,....,.. Brsc
Jerome King Topsy TurVey
Nile ROBERT in n ba let
La BOUQUETJERB
YOUNG HHk0LcR and YOUNG AMERICA
EvoirrIoss on Tight RePE
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AT AUCIIoN-f%ECyIoRs sALs or x hEab L..
pre- miserhtl O'Clock on Wednesday April l. 1857 good
mocious story house and large stable wa plot
a ground 100 feet which are several ru trees
and agood garden fhs property ehgby situated being
distance the railroad depot and Steamboat
landing and river; adoir ing several gen
residences There churches 10 the vicinity good
stores, &c CLEMENT A WILSON, Executor.
FOR further particulars inquire Of X. GODFREY, &C Oar
fnfrc street, New Iorh, on the premkes.
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CAsIN PASSAGE.
From Philadelphia and New York, 800. 80, so. Fr
liverpool a Ruineas IL guneas and Is euineas aocqrfnt
the mediation IN the al having the same
yiege In the saloon Including Stewards fees.
PASSENGERS
limited number of third class passengers Will be tai
and found In much required Prom fhna
phia and New York. $50 From Liverpool, $40
Certificates OF passage win be Issued here 70 parties who
deerous of bringing their friends corresponding
These constructed with Improved water
Compartments and each vesse carries experienced
Eosn.
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upwsrdA
An goods the agents win be forwarded with
end dispatch
For freight or passage. apply 70
JohE q: DALE, Brosdway,N y. Agent or
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nTNrfsTRY -pK. n. q. DuBK,N, CANAL srRBEr.
~ near vas4ch toh NO IT'S nav sss inves attention
bis hong snccessfu erpsren,s. DAILY operaions with
the new harmless benumbng aSsu hoexng,
venting all pain. Prices moderste.
Anew AND IMPORTANT MPRovxNEHr IN DEN
IN usty-By Mr.. POUkLIHk Surgeon dentist BON Paris
Teeth flled VII seA BIZ -Drnosaa Supegsr AL mo-
hods hitherto hno xn and sp u la. AR w spub
NC are ipvtd 70 call ~ bis ole- Is C.sA street -
The specimens.
TEETH RxfnACTED. TEsTg INHERITED, rssrs
hed teeth cleansd 40 cheaper AAd
better thAn the majority of desisss In nsw by Dr. .
FIELDING, Is4 spring street 0ssos.
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SUTToN 90 a DESPATCH LINZ FOR SAN FRAN
- cisco sailing regularly and positively befrr
day advertised -Chppcr OF ssorda' April - insiD est
rases and no detention. the splendid A 1 clipper
CEARMbR Lucas mater receiving her pier
ss' river, and will positively sail shove This favore
81 has made the i4 days San Francisco
g. DAYS back dlschargins Der perf, order and
establishing her reputation for good devery Of
psssed BY any vessel nshe California trade To shppers
srous ofandins their goods al the earliest possible day fns
cordhon the Charmer presents unequsled Inducements
80 sOTros a 90,
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IMPORTANT IMPORTANT l-OIL CUPS AND TAI
low warranted from two 70 three pnts G
oil where four used sut,ons patent frst
SET feeding atmospheric oil twh1ut wick valve 4,
the oil gum descruioi OF machinery
also hs atent first premium ,uorcsior o- cylinders an'
valves of engines For ci,culars engravngs
B.we challenge any others equal the svin
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DIAHOFoRrBs AT AuCrfoN.-BY Pred COLE
On Tsesday March "a At N ocock ut 349 Fulton stree,
brooklyn c,se the buss<s five piapofortes Crom
the scs,es OF Gilbert and Hewba Of Bostdn II superior
sod elegantly finished stcresiy for toe Brookfyn
ret instrument win be warranted This sale offers
Ient ocpor,ony Of Eeng frat rate piano, without
risk xuaiy attending purchase auction. The pianos
be from a. NJ. to6 p. NJ.
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DR. Wards ulNFoRIuNArEe YRryNp IN ~
~ plus ultra OF venereai medfcsn bu rsn,lr,.
be hro~n 10 meet with universal spvreSaupn AMI y "a
Dr. wnd The greatest Der sfAc'ox Of ne day D. wvd
pr.per oemonsrsaon ear eare private dissases VIM
annor rs ss'sriy esse saieE 40 saespns. he
90 CUES In one dsy. Remembsr, an W vse have y.
vou rsy in few days feei uAf nfhard hispr sssa
Price III oce No 30 Canal street. three tcors Of hroa
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WEDsEspAy, April 22, 1857.

81 ts, ,,a., .,r w fEDSESDAf, AprlI ZZ, 1907.
The Company assembled at the appointed
hour, Capt. VIII. Hovey presiding. ''a
Minutes of last meeting, read. The con
sideraton of The Constitution vas resumed,
ind after considerable discussion and amend.
ments, the Constitution was adopted. 81, = u
-, LIB. Cline offered the following rcsolu-
ton -.,,,..-,....,. ;,...: ~, ~.
Resolved That the new Constitution, as
adopted, take effect whenever the Town
Council make an appropriation, or a suffi
cient amount shall have been raised, for the
purchase of new Engine. =
Which, on motion, was adopted.
- On motion, it was ordered, that the Com.
mittee present the petition 10 the Town au-
thori,ies at iis next meeting.
, On motion, il was ordered, that the Sec
retary have the proceedings Of the meetings
together with the Constitution, as adopted
published in one or moro of the Town pa
pers. f.ti I'd, f.,.. .-.,s....r ..........-
On motion, Tie meeting adjourned.
w. III. HOVEY, Captain.
G. IT, Mason, Secretary. ode E'.-
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Ali5rellaneurls RraAina.

FACTS IN HUMAN LIFE,-The number of
languages spoken in the world amounts 10
1904. The inhabitants Of the globe have
professed morethan 900 different religions.
The number of men is about equal to the
number Of women. The average of human
life Is about 33 years. One quarter die pre-.
'sious to the age of seven years one half
before reaching II; ard those who pass this
age enjoy felici y refused to one half the
human species. To every 1000 persons on
ly one reaches 100 years of life; to every
100 only 6 reach the ago Of 65; and not
mere than l in 500 lives TO 30 years Of acre
There aie on the earth 100000, 900 inha.
bitants, and Of these 33,333. 1913 die every
year; 0l, 1874 every day; $3.50 every hour
and 60 every minute, or | every second
These losses are about balanced by an equal
number Of births. The married are longer
lived than tho single, and, above all, those
who observe a sober and industrious con-
duct Tall men live longer than short ones.
Women have more chances of life in their
!avor previous to being so years Of age than
men, but fewer afterwards. The number Of
marriages Is in proportion Of 95 TO every
100 individuals Marriages are more fire.
quohS aiter atHe equihoNes that is during
the months of June and December. Those
born in the spring are generally more ro-
bust than others. Births and deaths are
moro frequent by night than by day. The
number ofrnen capable Of bearing arms is
calculated at one fourth the population. ...
HANGED AND TnRoAT CUr.-A man nam
ed Perkins, Who is & workman a. K!ein,s
pianipg mill in Newport, Ky, entered the
mill in q state Of intoxieation. He was moi
sy, and some of the hands, to quiet him,
tied a :ope around his neck BY some
means, the end Of the rope caught in the
shaft. which was in motion. Perkins, now
sobersd by fear. shrieked terribly rs hes found
hilpself dragged towards the machinery, and
felt the rope ightonipg round his neck.
One OF the hands sprung forward with q
knife and severed the rope. but IN his fright.
ened haste, did Fiti 20 Llnnderinglya that he
cut The unforiunate fellows throat, iniiic,ing
) deep gash, from which the blood flowed
The wound fortunately was
not fatal, but The. patient was lying very low
rom The loss OF blocd. t'S,727 it." S''"'
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lHE Price OF A BIBLE-Once upon
time 1t took thirteen years. work for labor.
ing man to purchase Bible In the year
1872 the wages Of n labo ing man wcreless
than four cents day, while tho price of n
Bible at the same period was $3.50. "A
common laborer in those days had to toll on
lndustr'ously for thirteen long years if he
would possess copy of the word of God
Now, the earnings Of half day will pay the
cost OF beautifully printed copy of the sa
cred oracIes. Last year single Bible Soci-
esy-the British and ,Foreign issued about
one and half million of copies, and during
the several years Of its existence it has sent
forth 3o,s63,9 ,9OI copies. .... .. : s.r -
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5rlertra purtry.
Only w aiting.

Ouiy w alCln&.
A very aged man in an alms-house wa
asked what he was doing now, He replied
4, Only waiting" 80
Only waiting till the shadows
Are little longer grown
Only waiting till the gimmer ..'.
.rE Of the days last beam is flown; r..
Till the night of earth is faded .....
From the heart, once full of day;
Till the stars of heaven are breaking
Through the twilight sof; and gray.
Only waiting till the reapers 4,,.,, 49,.
Have the last sheaf gathered home;
For the summer time is faded,
.' And the autumn's winds have come,
Quickly, rea?ers, gather quickly
The last ripe hours Of my heart;
For the bloom of life is wilhered,
And hasten to depart.
Only, waiting till the angels
Open wide the mystic gate, .....
At whose feet long have fingered,
Weary, poor, and desolate.
Even now hear the footsteps,
500 And their voices, far away: Sol.
II they call me, | am waiting .-
.ra Only waiting TO obey. sI.......
Only waiting till the shadows ..u .
y. AiI o.little longer grown .na ...
Only waiting till the glimmer
OF the days last beam is flown:
Then from out the gathered darkness
-. Holy, deathless staIs shall rise,
BY whose light my soul shall gladly
. Tread its pathway to the skies!
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Miss BREWER thus expresses a good wife's
duty: - .,'e .S,Ni'''Ut'
"Ify you will learn the seriousness Of If.
and ITS beauty also, live for your husband
be like the nightingale to his domestic life
be to h'm like tho sunbeams between the
trees unite yourself inwardly to him be
guided by him make him happy and then
you will understand what is the best hnppi.
ness of life, and will acquire, in your own
eyes, worth with God and with man % ., :,
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,NUMBERS.,5as.ss,, E.,

"a Dor rr YocnsEt!r, BOYS. Alyyhyeask the
teacher or some clitss m,i;e 70 solve tlia. bro.
6ieni Do 'it yourselves. .'fYou rniEhtoas
well let them eat your dinners as ado gout
sums for yoh" Ii is in st,idyina rs III sEti
Ing: he that does II gets tie 6enelit, ana
not he that tees it done. In almost any
school | woad give more for what the teach.
er learns, simply because the teacher is com.
PEELED to solve all the hard pre.r..ems for
them and answer the questions of the law
boys. do not ask him to parse all the diff
cult words or assist you in the performance
OF any OF your duties. DO ii yourselves.
Never mind though they look dark as Eoypt,
Don't ask even hint from any body. IfV
again. Every trial increases your ability.
and you will finally succeed by dint Of tlie
very wisdom anl strength gained ia this ef.
for, even taough ut fir the problem was
beyond your skill. 1t is the study, and not
the answer, tina. really rewards your pains
Look at that boy who has succeeded after
SIX hours of hard study, perhaps. How his
eyes are lit up with proud i,y ms bo
marches to his class. He reads like col.
queror, and well he may.
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WHAT is LEGAL TENDER ?-Thompson,,
'ank Mole List gives the following
American gold coin in any amount
American silver TO the amount Of s6-thrce
cent pieces to the amount of tlirty cents,
and one cent pieces to the amount Of fen
cents, are legal tender" This very explicit
law will obvitae all further disputes regard
ing the settlement of debts; it will I've Seen
that the old joke of paying large sum in
"coppers' cannot now be legally prac.
tieed. Yet the law may be liable to abuse =
Instances may occur where it will be limos.
s'ble to discharge an obligation Of over Is
in other than silver, aud cause the poyer
some Inconvenience ...t ........" -
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Miss MARY j. SuULz, Of st. Louis. has
brought suit for breach of promise ofmar.
riage, against Alex. NJ. Mitchell, demanding
$4,000 damages. As Mr.. Mitchell is said
to enjoy anincome Of 100000 per annGm,
1t would be no more than fair and by no
means hard for him to comply with tile
slight request. -. raa ~,
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REv. CHARLES STURGEON, the "sepsa.
ton preacher Of Loddon, in recent SER
mon singled ont Lord Ialmerston from his
auditory, and said that he needn't think so
much of himself for his father, (neaninp of
course Adaai,) was n market gardener, and
his motlier was brought up on charge Of
stealing apples. ~ l,:E VI. .....f,..t - ?
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SO IT fs,--h is very often tho case that a
beautiful woman is by. her beauty alone,
made the uglies, Of der speeies--because tho
charms which should WOO the angels, mod
esty, and geoc. sometimes becoms
the boon companions Of coauetry, affection
and folly. -.
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LAR.IDENrIFIcAryon OF ppopr,-,,
A singular case of identification of propertv
recently occurred in the Superior Court
mrs: Margaret Farrell brought an action
against Daniel Coughlin to recover a COW.
IL was proved that the husband of Mrs. Far.
re'l; before he died, inserted five cent piece
under a certain portion of the COWS hide, so
that IN case the animal was stolen, It could
De identified without any trouble. Mfr. Far
rell died, and the COW was stolen. The
place where tue silver was inserted was cut
open and the money found, and the Jury
being satisfied that the animal belonpeJI 10
Mr.. Farrell, returned a verdict restorino the
COW to Mrs. Farrell. and awarding 81 o dam!
ages Boston Traveller ra : -,'~s
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WHAT Eexr i--The Legislature of Massa,
chusetts has passed a|aw making the testI.
mony of'an Atheist legal ia the Conrts Of
that State. t1 na.. - % ,Gl .< rstr.
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Ar a meeting Of the citizens of Orange.
burg. for the purpose of aiding her emf
grants in Kansas, the suln of $4OO was
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H -
Refusing obedience to an Officer 2 90
Disorderly conduct AT meetings 90
Officers neg g'ecting duty - - IS 90
Directors neglec:ipg to report, as Ar .n.
ticle 4, Section 5 ] 90
Secretary or Treasurer non Atten-
dance at meetings . 90
Secretary, or Treasurer not having "
books at meetings --@-' .|- Il 90
Members interfering with Engine 90
Giving orders without authority Of ,..r..
Of. an officer, Article 0, Section 10 . 90
ARTICLE Is. H''
Sec. l. Any member who may have rem
dered long and distinguished services to the.
Company, or any person who may have
promoted the welfare Of the Company by re,
markable acts OF courtesy or services, may
be elected an honorary member by vote Of
two.thirds Of the Company present. They
shall be entitled to all the privileges Of
membership, excepting voting for members
and officers, of the Company. ,s.a ..,s faa
s-.4...a. .ttg "a ARTICLE II. ,,.-,..L .,,.sa
See, l.. All bylaws snail be equally
binding with This Constitution. -
See. 2. All meetings for amending, or IN
any way adding 10 this Constitution, shall
be Submitted at one meeting sand determin
ed upon, At the next, by o majority of two
thirds Of the Company present. r
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
evening, April Is, at g o'clock.
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