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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-11-19

aB-A little girl named Maggie Easlick,
of Leslie, Mich, was frightened to death
few days ago by some boys who chased her
and threatened to kill her. She reached
her home only to go into spasms from
which she died.
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CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG E.ADYER
~ Conducted BY the Sisters Of Charity,
Near EnnitSburE Frederick Comfy Maryland.
This Institution IL pleasantly situated in helthv and
ptctures1ue part Of Frederick county Maryland half
mile from EmTnitsburR. and two miles from Mount s.
Mary College II was commenced in isD9 and moor
Porased By the Legislature Of Maryland In I6I6 me
buildinGs are convenient and spacious.
EoaEd and Tutt'en PCT acadsmic year. including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, MendinR and
tSo t3t0 "
T. E--for each .......-. TO %
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The Academic year ys divided in Sessions Of AvO
months esoh beginning respectively the Rsth Of An
gust and the Oh Of January
Lsttsrs Iuiry directed = the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
aotFTHY -. SGnophs Aaads1y, R0nsasSaER, IA
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come back. For some month";. work had
oeen scarce for Father Marx. and. At last.
aIogesher came to an end. and lie Was
ooHgea to go far away and ind another
rasnrn. ne starts at day break, aud only
sess h; Ut night, SO that Primrose never
secs nim at all. The bird became very
~. %ach cast down at this, and one day 1 met
h;s SSa n on the stairs, carrying the cage in
Us his nand. spoke to Primrose. coppratu
naSs Tue OLD man on having q friend as
home. "" i"""y a.
. >, Who ras as good" he said in rep,v.
Every day, while was sewing, he chirp-
Gu sorry to me, and when Iiuner-time
came, had better music than any king.
NOW al that is changed. As soon as lam
iaess ! must start off, and never come
D Da;k I'LL after sunset. When I go out,
:; iimrcse Is not awake and when come
~ ne Is asleep and that dees not suit a
singing bird. Primrose is very dull at
,n:eing always alone. He ought to have
listening ears, and voices which answer
MIN: So have made up nv mind at last
to give the bird away"
AS he said these words his voice became
husky, and he turned it off to a cough.
gong quickly down the stairs. Poor Fa-
eher Mark, may God reward him for his
taith1al kindness and devoted Lowell If it
oe true that q glass of cold water given to
o who needs it will have its reward in the
kklngdom to come, I hope there will also
pc mention made of a pleasure sacrifice, if
IL % ONLY. olrd.-Young Crusader.
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| r,rn ,oS or THE SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH
oor"er Of. Philip and Galvcx streeta
New Orleans,

and PARENTAL % Shout this establishment
the same for ali k"creaton. table domtorios are
vonu IT union between the kisSe.s 70 pro.
os intrusted to their motherlv c"r anu the
i'll Is thorough and soiid ana e.
w. .Ie 9irementa Of society. The conr.n nnImony
G u"sn and French afi the brancS.o ~
nuS1 euitiSated NJ the present day Each I.n NOV.
M ny natives Of respective countries so ~
sure correct pronunciation. ~ ~ 70 In.
ne acaaemicat year closes with a publio ..h,h,.,
vited. W "hlon parents arc In
Md1oaton is here tho object Of special attention an,
S Governing those placed under their oh aras
W saasion alone tie Sisters ST. Josenh ends
tt 70 hcMcate principles Of solid pety rednire ~
iti! OF polite and amabie deportment ala
TTaPais Of All denominations are admitted Pens'
schooi !. nnraSg the bathing season the Boarding
OF ST. to the Bay st. Louis whore the Sistor
TERMS-TO DO paid in ajyanoe ~ 6o,,ox
Eptrapcc - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
a. ~ 39ssons and use Of Instrument .,, a. IN
Drewinu Iessnn. 0e
iSse. on painting according the number Of nun,i
t;SIts.Tork In all is varieties golden embrader
MOVERS u Taught to the bosrderu vithont s1ty
ror rurther particulars address, 'superora.. n, ~,
in ae"y o. me Sisters Of st. Joseph BOZ ISL Nsv ~
'0snsi o. moro convenient, apply to ''" VI
no,s,,,v THOMAS LAYTON
AO-S ~ ~ or c. ID, ELDER Aoon< -,l
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOU'VE LADIES' AcADEMY.
Under
lie DIRECTION OF THE URSULINES
Two Miles below Now Orlosns

Tbs Institution which III, ,nn,,,..n,. a, r.,,..
pa;ronaSa @ States have kindly favored with 49,
!, 1'S pass sSsIs:
sa%Saton pursued Tutorsssss OF tS, '1s Piss
Moral Edneaf,on-The oh,.o.
BY the ladies Ssr Kept n
TO and the forming their hearts to Vrns
s. well As s1.s and
wa.sa sssSns the s:ch e
the morals and tSe v,
ss psp: q, Of
upon tho OF religion Sa. for u n:sd
s9"s EslIred with propsssy 81 -
,R,Aysseei Ed.eationThsh health Of tn. Don,,, :.
sssar OF d. r.s
and abundant Tho hoSl o %hsss w.y.
sss day THAT ss:
awaxs 70 Their classical When soE they ~
n Sysa Il in and timely Scs
o. n saa,aaos
and mss xnEsh and
says ssS
efs,s sSsRe ss
M. sis,s sns r:
Th.s.,., TERMs.
%s s: IN. ia. .sss,
Bos:s I'D Sisiss p.. .s..,oa .as p.y.s,. !.
third in Fs5ru an sn the
NY Ssso.ars per session, $685. payable In advance
Entrance for the Boaidsr.. .SS
6p NJ nee Tor the Day Scholars
'"re tho ond OF term, nor for accidental absenoos
EXTRA CHARGES.
''Stto sr,y and tho Use OF Maps and Globes pSr
Music per month @
sas uis r Ma:es
ArtGoisi Fiowsr Taper and Psncs per month. %
Wsshue nsr YER; per term 10 %
s1Psnsss Tor the Bathing Season &c
fss .Pes sa sI,.:s: =
,staSsSmsnt z lnsmssiyes or procured At the
xas1s 10 @"a particular 10 required
ss. %ass b sns II Which
ss.. s5s .h h,s Sssh belt wS
Each young lady must he ' Dpox,a.a -,., -,
h.ngss Of linen twelve pocket hsndr srcSsfs swssvs
ass o 81 ssecanes eight tewsl. eight tabienspins
i. . :aa st ss ss q, q
scpnst capes having the rufies edged With lace ons
men wide The capes q also tho rues worn with the
Toned astielss marked with indeIibis ink, silver
I've and BALI feet long BY two and 9usrt.r vide Dol
ter two blankets pillow two feot long and one foot
small bucket ia with ara1sr oos
nd key little chair and small work.box also VIII
Oose,oations Visits arc limited to SUNDAYS and
eIetukrety and can only be made pupils
I'd on the aforementioned days the parors arc oDcn.
4 only from ten In the morning until noon and Eor.
he young ladies' forbidden to receive fuits osb
ii 81 ca Mt the parior There 10 yearly vaoation
nds NovemSer Psreass sse resns. and
OF TO preiong that time. tn order that the youne
Is allowed Sn hns casa s as No
oupg ladies' wishing to make their communion in
oc29 n tje23 ~
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Gas Fixtures. GA" 'AS ritubS Materials ant
pets attention Is solicited to his large and
pe'e assortment Of articles IN the above line, anu eo
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Parents and Guardians desiring frsclass BOARDING
every advantage va" AAo mere
Located In the heathest portion of ono OF tho most
healthy cities In the SOUTH with large grounds and in
sy TsIlrs ss END FI s situation addition
moral OF high grade Large additions have boon
made to the to meet the Increasing applica
lions for admission. ~fP'is@-
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to tbo Office of the
street. " 800 '
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d. McKENDRICK.

| D. McKENDRICK.
mouse and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
No. 464 Magazine Street,
Near tho corner of RsceA
NEW ORLEANS
Gas Fen IN Plumbing and Gas Fitting Material. and
Particular attention 1, so,i,,., .. H.,
p'e'e assortment of articles IN the above line,
., NM M MekENDRIcK has jus. received large vo,,s,
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
ans aSs article
PoRcfLAlNAND GALVANIZED IRON FITTINGS
not liable to get ont of become sus,ee. to
closets must sppercede all others and those intendn9
sable article in their dwess should moi fail io a
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
ME- NICK has also in store land for which b.. 4. oen>,
an extensive assortment of " "''a no - AGENT
THE BEAUTY
VA TE D OVEN RANGE.
MADE BY
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
Late r. r. Finch . Sous).
Sew York.
D. McKENDR1CK, Agent,
1854. .-.......... MAGAZINE STREET ...
New Orleans
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DRoSPECTUS
THE
College Of the immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS

This Iasttutlon Incorporated by the State of
Louisiana and empowered TO confer deGrees IL con
S1oesd y the Fsthsfs Of Society build
courtyard entirely cut OF from street Il rrerye az
recreatSn 90 that from the arrival the paps st 7
secluded and superintepded. S' az ooA''An1s
The course o. Instruction embraces Crock, Latin.
Engisn, French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geo1ranbv
IasheTstSs Astronomy Natural and Mental Fhiio;o
Commercial Branches also the German language -'~
students are NOT admitted, unIess they NOW how IA
lead ng objects Of the insfvuctora sAS
Every month report IL cent to pnrenta etnkinr 49,,
duct, progress rank In GLASS and attendance ~O1'
The scademicai year begins on the frst Mo,ds- -
October and enda about the 3lst ofJuiy. N-S VI
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and in r,t..S
6tatee currency, two months, Gao. .]sNN
Couroo. ol6.
apisIv Rev F. GAUTRELET. Presidsat.
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EDUCATIONAL.
s. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL coIJrov
BA- ST. Lours Mrss,ss,rp,

and oonduosnSa m chartered by tho State Legislature
has been in suooss. nrothere Of the Sacred Heart
sve view Of ~ shGses Of omsndinS M
T. ens ss
and amusement 6r ~ nots,nent to heathfu exercise
All the branches Of good EnRsS CSarss
Board ard r,..., TERMS: 0A.Ae~sio"'
aivnncs Au',on' per session, payable half .sr,v T.,
Was hing per session saSo ca
DoctorG Eer session, toptionaD ...'''... 10 90
1919, roes..--....-...... '',--''-...." 10 no
vacation II spent at the Institution 90
piarn ava y,,a EXTRA CuAEaEs ." w
tr .ano 20 ana Violin. per month each
wse VI I1ano. ger month ''--.'--...- %
riute per M. til ''--''..'..-...--... ! SO
Brass Inst ~. 4
Folf urtbcr n man angnages. per month cach M
mhel 72lv BRO. FLORIMOND
Director of the College,
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MA Y-JEFFERsoN COLLEGE

PARISH or ST. JAMES LA.
SITUATED on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles sbov.
New Orleans.
inis ancient and magnificent establishment tnoo-
forated by law Of tho Legisnture AMI sr,no,-.s.
diplomas and degrees. will be opened on tho ID n,
octooer. 1t Is under tho direction of thu nfor,..
'nofs VINO form society specially devoted to sduca
aon. college Point and Convent Landing arc conva.
- 49, landing places for steamboats, going
70 asd returning from New Orleans.
TERMS:
| fayabie In o. g. currency half yearly In advance.
board aHa tuition, washing and stationery por term Of
Doc fees and medicine ordinary cases Of Ill
Entrance lee Se paid only o once 10 10
in saxsnc A music lessons are to be paid for monthly
the M Ms S.E Reg Of New Orleans.
For further details. apply to the Very Row prssas,,
oci 1y No 40 Grayier atrset NJ, 6,e
y Yo1Na LADfEs.A oADhMX FOR
Formerly 81 Ghal1ss,:n 1L s1S,p .,o,,,
This institution is adapted in every ,e.,.,. To-
ssnsiSs and d Boarding tie
Al the modern and hsstsa Ia,
e ss:s s
education Of youth 1T almost useless 10 add herr thai
nothing viii DO loft nndone to ipart to Gle pnniIs
adsd to the care Of the ladies Of Jossphs 1cade%1
not alone the but with mstsrns
In consequence of the present condition NJ tbs ,,.,
eTn people these ladies ofer Southern pupils everv
Engiish sud French, Vocal and Instrumsn,ai SG
$500 per annum. So"AAs' Aof I
aaspsg at K sP6B 9sIssa illinois, W%
apl7t If N. B. BRADY. 10 Union street.
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
rhe duties Of this Institution will be resumed nm tho
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
PARENTS and Guardians desiring frst-class BOARDING
very advantage. "AN AL" hefe
Located in the healthest portion of one OF tho mos.
eathy cities In the SOUTH with large grounds and in
retired and situation it aofds in addition
very iactHty for acquiring education mental and
moral, OF high grade. Large additions have boon
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GRocERs--coMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.

GRocERs--coMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.
SuNDRIEs. .sUNDRIEs
$50 casks H., Bacon SHOULDERS, G. r. and C..
l Sc ae:''' Z k4 & JAMS
500 b 6SE Mes. PORK.
100 packages Choice en.BUTTEE.
For sale by
FINNEY g. BYRNEs,
eo----.. -...Poydras Street. IS
apl4 I'm
CHEW & LAwRANcE,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
3d.. Tchoupitoulas Street
Offer for sale large and we'll selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
consisting in part Of
CoFFEE,
PORK, SALT
CANDLES,
Etc. Etc.
Which will be placed figures to suit the views of close
cash buyers. mi3 I'm
a. W. skardon. VIM. Woelper. 4
A W. SKARDON e. Co.
G r O ERS,
Corner jackson and Rousseau streets Fourth District
New Orleans
Goods delivered free Of charge fe47aIy
Y. Conery. D. H. Menge. Z. Couery, Jr.
Y CoNERY, SON & CO..
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in Western |
Produce,
CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA STREETS
no12 II 1y ORLEANS.
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YOUNG LADIES. ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS

| THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction Of the Sisters Maranites of ,y
| Crore. 'S
Corner Of Rampant and Congress strees Third s-,.s
Now Orleans Louisiana.
This magnificent Institution was chartered Febra.rx
1885, 1t situated In quiet and healthy LOCALITY 4
the river It oomodIous thoroughly vest assd
and affords all those advantages which oontriSnto -
Pupils Of all denomina are admitted butso Az
promotion Of order and regularity ali are obiesS q ~
tend the public exercscs and conform to the rues ct
TUITION:
Inc system OF education embraces tho French ana
and Kngsb Gfsmmar Arithmetic mno;snt RI arsns a
srn Geography nss of tho Globes Prose and Poetios
Proane Chronology French and Engiisi Isarsta ne
Rhetoric. Mythology, Natural Philosophy, ChemistFy
Masie pPswinS PsntSa ana sto
dle-work, Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowers oto
TERMs-PAYMESTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY.
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English, Dor
month t08 90
Entrance Fee for tho first year only 10 co
EXTRA CHARGES:
Music on the Piano, per quarter % 70
Stationery :. ......... q N
" Ws.Es -.-----------.. IL 90
x-tiNcis, Piaa-nro ~ -'----'.--.-----.. . ~
T-s.lSAai = io~eFs ..---..--...--. IL 90
Drew!nR II 90
Baths for the Summer Season ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 "a
The classes commence about the first of septomh.r-
ana close the end Of june by an examination a1A
Books ETC., may be procured at the 1nstitution ut
Pupils are received at any time during the year, and
ohssges made from the date Of entrance only.
Academy Of the Holy Angels susS II ~
GIANT yJNcpNr,s f.oyyrc-
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SAINT vINCENT's COLLEGE,
CAPE GlRARDEAu, MISSOURI.

CAPE GlRARDEAU, missouri
This Institution conducted by PRIESTS the Con-
ereGetion OF the Mission OF St vinoens Of Psul ie
beautifully located tho Mississippi river forty aO
aooye Cairo and one hundred and hfy miles below 81
The College building large, commodore and well
ventilated The grounds beautiful, extsnaivo, aad
well adapted for heaithful exercise.
The College Is Of acoeSs Regular daily paeksts
touch ut Cape Girardesu. -
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about the nrse Of JnlY.
TEENS
Board and Tuition, psr scholastic year eoso
Washing, and nonding of articles waahed. -.-... =
Physicians Fee and Medcines- 10
For further information apply 70
Rev. A. VERINA, C. NJ
Presidents Of The CoEoRa.
Or 20 Rev THOS. J. SMITH, G. n.
au277l ly ST. Josephs Church. New OrteanaL
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Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
Inc duties Of this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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chase. the sum being fxed at $4,000 Nevertheless
the politicians Of the Common Council refused to
oSy sHs 70 ne SudnS raise BY Sner
Without getting either the support or the sympathy
of the city officials. The church i0lks might nave
concluded from analogy tnat
RELIGION AND MORALITY
were destined 70 o receive ,,s very scanty sup
structiOn OF the present temple was i'm
medIately commenced, aud IN a short time
chapel 37x97 ieet was completed where the men,
bers w0rsh pped penung the erection OF the ediice
adjoining. Tie entire cost oil the building Is $4,000,
wnicn nearly s5s 900 have been already raised by
contribution. The COLLECTION OF sucn q sum chieny
among a small parish was attended win many acts
needle until she accumulated $3.50, which sum size
generously gave towards her church. Another person
wore suit OF clothes year longer enable INN TO
contribute $50 towards the buhdlng. The entnuSi.
asm consequent on the speedy conclusion OF the
work can We'll be imagined. services were held al
2. N. Yesterday, at each OF which the churcn
was nlled In the forenoon Rev. Thomas
erclses discourses were delivered BY Rev. ]. 5.
Snaawck ann Z; G: Andrews respectively. the
more IMAM thas sum Was realized In the afternoon.
- TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL
cniiaren sent IN sslS. promising to increase It to
Sooe me pastor, kev. Mr. TunsOn, auored inde-
iatgably throughout The day. indeed ne has done
among ns consreganon since ms arrival IN Hobo,
winch, ne contended. was the only CON-
lort man could IND: Atheism. panthelsm
i ana al kinds Of maae including even
l2nts, received alternate blows OF logic
and sarcasm III the course OF ms sermon. The git
Oh laftn In the Gospel on the contrary, evoked
tnougnt and sentiment, exerted paramount lnilu-
ence over all civIiized governments, simulated
progress and purified youth. IL was u glorious
Gospel IN It's PRONUNCIATION. and will be N ore gOrl-
Gus IA us ultimate triumph Tor he lthe speaKer be-
neved tnat time would yet come wnen sin and
satan should be driven from the world by the
power OF the Gospel
Several cergymen from other parishes were
present and congratulated the people on the sue.
S T OF Their undertaking. The church lLOnts on
washington street, where the wall IS OF brown
stone; the side walls are OF BRICK: The length IL
ninety feet and the breadth sixty. The style closely
approxmates the ancient Gothic. Ten beautiful
stained glass windows sit In Inc walls, each bearing
tue Initials OF some devout cOntribu The pews'
are ranged IN graceful floor, and are
capable OF accommodating eight hundred persons.
All other Injuries aud necessities vi the church
have been supplied and arranged win good taste.
large assemDiage was present 10 witne $ tile ded
cation, " nicn was maze with Inc usual ceremonies
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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ALL ABOUT COAL.

The Great B1nck Diamond Controversy In
Newark-A Verdict Rendered Ycstcrtay-
The Plaintiffs Awarded $4,000 instcnd
Of 100000.
The case the Consumers Coal Company, of New.
ark, vs.. Charles Hutchinson, brought to close
yesterday tSunaayh IN the Essex County Supreme
Court IN Sc ssion at Newark after having occupied
the undivided attention OF the Court since the
7tn inst-elghteen days ago. Suit was prought.to
$780, damages, alleged to have been sus-
PENDANT In working the East Boston coal mine stu.
ated near Kingston, Pa, and owned by plaintiffs
1t appears a contract had been entered into by
Hutchinson with the Consumers Coal Com pany
that ne was to work the mine for three years in q
skilful and business-lixe manner. He was also to
keep the property in good Order to mine
whatever amount OF coal they might require and
at such time as they saw ut at thlrty-nve cents
ton, and TO pay royalty OF TWENTY-FIVE cents per
was further claimed that under the agreement the
plaintlns were not obliged TO take any coal,
but they might take as much as they desired,
provided they gave defendant notice how mucn
they would want for tine year before the 10th Of
April by giving thirty days notice pIaintifr might
call Tor an additional quantity, provided its supply
would not interfere with any other contract
however, was not to make any contract
tnat should interfere with planting right to receive
$4,000 tons without giving thirty days notice. IL
broken, SO thai they lost in coal, nearly
$540VO, ana nearly as much more through
the mine not having been worked in
s ssvn ,n manner defendants pleaded that he
only supply them with 5000 tons OF coal In 1859,
anu that this was agreed to that he was ready to
]urnMh taem Oh tns coal they wanted, bQs thel
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The CHURCH TROUBLES AT NeWBuRa.

The Charges of Islander Preferred BY n
Presiding Eldcr-The Offender Retracts
the Abusive Language-No Trial To BE
Had-An Quiet Mt Ncwburg.
NEwBURG, Feb. "a, 1872.
The HERALD Of the 10th inst contained an account
OF unpleasant meeting, at the Erie depot In this
city, between Rev. DR.. Wakeley, q we'll known
Methodist clergyman, and Mr. William s. Hammer
and his son. Rev. Charles O. Hammer, when offensive
language was addressed to DIR. WaKeiey by the
younger Hammer, and endorsed by his father. Han
mer, Jr.. having sometime since Withdrawn from the
Melnodist Church, and having not yet attached
himself to any other, the aggrieved clergyman was,
OF course. unable TO commence ecclesiastical pro-
ceedngs against MIN. Hammer, ST., however holds
the office OF steward Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, Newburg, and DR.. Wakeley at once pre-.
ferred charges against him for SANDER. The pastor
OF that church, Rev. William p. Abbott, appointed
nine non-offlcial members Of the church
court to try the case, and fixed on the 2Sth
inst. for the first hearing OF testimony. the pre-
vous differences between the parues leading to the
arisen from the attempt OF young Hammer to ION
tie New YORK Conference OF the Methodist denOmi-
VINO irankiy told the Conferences ISat ihe vomns
man was not possessed OF the qualifications Tor
the exercise Of the Christian ministry But the
rienus O the parties, fearing the scandal that would
he brought upon the Church II the trial we're allowed
to 20 on, nave made strenuous efforts to eriect q
Saugerties, formerly presiding elder OF the district
In which yO.ng Hammer was temporarily employed
in his status at tat time as Ocal preacher visited
complainant and defendant, ana, seconded by other
friends, at length succeeded IN arranging the mat
ter satisfactorily. Mr.. Hammer drew up ana signed
the following sLatement:-
At the depot OF the Erie Railroad in Newburg on the third
day Of February last assumed In words that The
Rev. DR. akeey guilty OF malicious fasenood
consulting with mutual friends hereby for myse ana in
behalf OF Rev. O. y. Hammer fully rctract All that
then and there said regret for the
NEwBuRd, Feb e. 1874 WILLIAM b. HAMMER
ON the receipt OF this DR.. Wakeley addressed the
following note to Rev, w. r. Abbott INV
~ a., n NEwBURe, Feb %, 1879.
To the Rev. WILLIAM r ABBOTT, Pastor of trinity
Methodist Eplscopal church, 'S
DEAR sIR-Havng received from Mr.. William s. Hammer
the document enclosed which frank
men OF onensive words" that used w hmself and
his In the depot on the 3D. of February and
.fu reracioD of all that then there said and
.regret for the same therefore in accordance with the
Bibe rule AMI the teachings OF the worlds Redeensr
freely forg him; AMI hereby withdraw the charge or
Islander" made against said William s. Hammer Respect
fully yours j. B. WAKELEY.
The trial will, therefore, be dropped