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4 CALAMIrr nv nAvERsrRAw.
Four Mon Killed In the Burning Of the " ock-
land Print Works Imprisoned In n Pns-
sagcwny md Crushed by a Gable Wall.

At 0 O'Clock yesterday morning flames
burst out In an upper story Of the dye house OF
tho Rockland Print Works in llaversiraw, and
spreading to tho soap house and packing room,
destroyed both buildings. Both were filed with
prints ready for market Half an hour after
ward the starch room and tho engine
room, which contained 2OO-horso on
Rine, were burned. Peter DENIM, the
boss printer, and several workmen were caught
in passageway whilc trying to turn hose on
the flames in the dye house. Tho gable end Of
the building fell aud covered them with brick
and ashes. DENIM, John Powers and two
others were instantly killed. Denuin had charge
Of the works for several years and was highly
esteemed.
The loss to the proprietors, Messrs. Garner x
Co., Is about SlJ0OpO. Oneihird OF the works
was destroyed. Tho machinery In tho printing
rCoT, which was al new, was much damaged
by water and heat The works were fully in-
sured.
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The Liberation of ireland.

The conference Of the "Sacred Order Of Unit
ed rlshmen Redyiv" that has been In session for the
last two weeks, closed tts deliberations bY pubitp
meeting Yesterday J. v. Reynolds, Esd pres ted ana
read resolutions expressing the pbjcc ana aim tho
order. an ASSOCIATION Of patriotic men the pur.
pose OF soverng the dcescd bOads that bind tr land
down under the rule Of England and for the purposo
Of establishing in ireland free and lndependen form
OF government, thereby shaking OF the thrtdom OF
that Government" The nasOcltlun pie gcs itae 70
support grand Irish whether that army Ia found
IN ireland in America, and TO entrOll the young
and NaOi portion Of the Irish people to grapple with
the military enemies Of their country and to achieve by
force Of arms that ndcp lencc which belongs to fre
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CHURcH RIOT TORONTO.
a Catholic Procession Attached aud Over
Thirty Persons shot.

TORONTO, sept. 26.-This morning the
Provincial Council was begun in st. Michael's
Cathedral. Bishop Walsh preaching the sermon.
~ "o So cEs,r.b -, ,.E,,rch ''ra thars 80
several serious disturb Inces. At Queen and
Brack strcets there WAS general ught, but,
with the aid Of the police, the Catholics sue
ceeded in reaching the church
On returning from the church they wore again
attacked, yuley after volley OF stones being
fred from both sides.
Pistol shots were 1red from all directions
Tho wounded number some ~ or 10, and II Is
reported that one man was killed, but 1t Is not
known certainly.
About 200 persons to * part In the proces-
SION. The city l. quiet tonight. The closing Of
the pilgrimage It to be neld ON Sunday next
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PONDER MILL EXPLOSION.
A Panic In the Union Presbyterian Church In
NeNburnh.

NEwBUHGH. Sept. 26.-At powder mill explo-
miles west of here last night caused by the
machinery, two wheel mills ana the batch house blew
up. workman quit Sic building hvo minutes before
the accident, and every thing all right then;
other workman wlsa tow rods from OF the build
lngs when exploded he Hts covered by debris, but
seriously hurt others were hurt. Al the build
ings tnr wurAs less damaged but the
tai viii exceed yeuOl. Ia ge audience had
assembled IN the Union prrsbyterinn Church IN this
place, At the state Convention of the Young Meme
Christian Assucatiuus, ,rnd rcnnCus4lun heavy
tAat the AUDIENCE euppu lug sat the walls giving
way, pane struck VA mate rush ioi the uOura
but President MCBency aud others, IN prompt and
determined wa, rrtssurtd uAc people, aud ptrsulded
most return 10 their eats. The President
started the hymn Jesus, lover Of my SOUL which
sung aud al Its COnciu ion The panic was over.
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AsPINwALL, sept, 1.-THE Cuban steamer
Uruguay, late the Octaya, bearing the ~ OF Uruguay.
arrived at this port on tina afternoon of the I'm Inst,
from san Andres whore she had beoh tor aud
munion that cent from here ON the brx Nile, be.
tween two ana three months ago g,sO, Tor coal that
she expected to nnd hut which had LOt yet arrived.
Shr passed the schooner bearing the coat here
between Asuinwnll ana sen hdreH. Atirr taking on n
quantity OF coal ana nrnvsi0n., she sailed from here
the pYrnlg of trr lJtE INST, probably for Cuba.
The Uruguay Il commanded hy capt Summers, an
American. The crew are mostly Cubans. While here
enc lost seven OF her crew by descrtlOn
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Tagrart 4 Dayis's paper MILL watertown. NY.
Loss SspolO.
The Maxwell Hat Companv's tenement build
ing EatOntown. y j. LOhs, t.5OuO.
a fire in tina fOur-story brick tenement at BTs
Third avenue, involved loss TO Jesse MAr-hi of
s. 300 Il McntH aud Henry Pa ;-cy u 900 furni
turt and ran, Waldemuih aud william l.. eWGt -
clothing and furniture OF ~ 100.
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Bank Of California on Deck Again.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sent 25-'rhe syndicate OF
the Bank Of California elected William sh ron rrcsl
dent the bNnk of California, Treasurer H. h.Llo,N,
Secretary and James Il Kocne. Charles Mayne, r. f.
Morrow, u. U. Mills and X. II. Lloyu, the Executive
COMMITTEE, An assessment of tWpEtY per cent Was
lowed on the auh-Cuptiun to tn guarantee fund.-
amounting IN round numbers 10 one and hat millio
dollars. THIS with the cNin on hand, VII gNr between
two and three million dollars TO oprn with The bank
will reopen either on saturday oct. 3 Or cary IN the
lILmMIIg MNNk.
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Tho Cuban Rcpnblic Recoanlzrd.

Valmeseda, Captaln-G General Of Cuba, at tho
instance Of the spanish Government sent a note bv
spccill envoy President Birrios OF Guatemala tAt-
ing he GuatCmaAn Government to task Tor It's proofs
matt pgn1 ng the cuban Republic aud inSistuE
on Its reNocaOn. Guatem ia has consented to sond
minister to Madrid to discuss the subject.
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AYounr Momnn ,ho, In nrooLIrn.

Patrick Fitzgerald Of Ill Wocott street.
Brot tkyn, asked his Francis aged thirteen yesu.
to fetch him gnzier's diamond from a writing desk n
the sitting room The lad went to the desk, and hnd-
ing large onebarrcled pistol m the pigeOrhole whore
the diamond lay he TOOK out the weapon and pointing
It OF his ester Margaret aged twenty yeas, no
marked tokingy that he would shoot her. The pistof
exploded IN the boys hanus aud the bail entered his
sisters temple killing her almost Instantly.
Coroner Suims last evening held inquest, and tho
jury returned avrrnict OF accidental de 9TH. sister.
Theresa testified that Francis pointed the pistol nrst
at his mother, and she shooS her head At him Then
pointed u ., MS sister, and II exploded. Tne boy
too much agitacd TO explain how the pistol nred-
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BesInnlng the Work In BrookIyn.

fcO ,. Wcck5 UI Th0 eNhngcIstS, WHO haVo
been working EngaDd, negan work in Brooklyn last
night the Fleet Methodist Church. singing ana
exhOrtn, Several hundred persons who we're unabto
TO get inside the chnrch stood outside listening to the
eyangelsts clear vJics singng q" Ninety and NiLe,-
aud . Hold the Fort" Many inside for prayers
after the songs nnished. call has necn sent 70
Moody and sankey to come to Brooklyn, many mins-
tiers uniting, to begin moral reform In that city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27
Adams Dcveiopins strength.

SrRINGfIELp Mass, sept. 26-'rhe Republi-
cans Of the shire aud representative towns three Of
the western counties held caucuscs last night Those
Of Northampton unanimously opted resolution IN
favor Of Charles Francis Adams aid chose delegates
who " 10 vote tor HIM. Ia Grecnncd large caucus
chose aVowed Adams delcAttNs, hy A vote ot twp 60
one, Tor an oihcrs. At the lltshcd caucus speeches
were made in favor OF Mr.. AduWs's nomination, and
third Of the deiegation certainly ana perhaps more.
are his ayOw,I adhcrrnts number Of the smaller
towns ihls region when chosr delegates yesterday
also support Adams. The kcpuhcan returns for the
i've wc-ern counties, to uAtc are follows; Commit
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE dND THERE by THn
SUNS REPORTERS.

The Enormous Debt of the city Of brooklyn
Burden Of Nenrlv Forty Millions Of Dol
lars for Taxpaycrs Over the River to Bear.
Mayor Hunter ON Saturday, when questioned
about Drcokiyns monstrous debt said our debt v.s
Incurred mainly by wastcful cxtrayagance In former
years under systcm OF state Commissions for street
boulcyards, avenues. PARIS basins &C. for which the
has passed, ui the burden OF deDt consequences.
upon us We have enterc upon system of care and
prudence IA our expenditures watch Will II per cvercd
n, sssufcdy reduce the public debt and briDg ouy
1nanclcs into highly satisfactory state" lie added
that the charge That Ito autuilics pursuing the
course Of former wears wreichelly falgc nd nernk
ciOts, anu that IHR SUN was erdngry mistaken In 70
gard to the CRY debt Thea he furnished ths prccisp
figures that TIM Sun has repeatedly printe showing
tEa city debt IL al told S333i $50, that thcrs
f. S3ld2 J4D In the siuAng fund 10 cancel ortion
VI the dUUt
In accounting for the debt the MAYOR N not menloa
The fyci & Ts0o0QO was added 10 L in 1882. whcn
kinncla was IN tho water B1arJ nor that over H001r
Ool hal been added snrc that time aud tusequcnt 70
The oknensiNe cNmml. alOms nf MhlNh ne spnAks.
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Republican Plane for Carrying Mi-si--ippi.

VICKsnuRG, Sept. 26.-Guv. Anes is organizing
the militia In tins Congre sionai District, ana the OH
one OF the colorcd companies were the leaders
IN the Clinton trouble, aud puposc going there THIS is
calculated provoke another conflict.
The maNculcnt Is construed a, ~ acsordancc win
piO rrcpuintH instructions - OrgAll2c forCcB largely
kcpuOllCln, wnich means Cuiurcd, the purpose OF
If0vuklng CONFLICT 10 warrant federal interference to
curry ha state election. Ihe Stale was never more
triuuui than now
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

1he EthiOpin arrived AT hcr dock early yester-
day morning after voyage OF twenty-five days from
Glasgow. On the dsy out her shaft broken.
ana for week the steamship depcnucnt entirely
her sails. An that time she mace ozly 800 miles.
and later after the sha was repaired her speed was
rduced to seven knots au hour Among hc pa scnGcrn
Miss Marian smith, daughter of Mr.. Richard SInitk
Of Cncinnat who has been In the city awaiting her
rival weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

Mr.. Shuler, who was said to have eloped from
T-enton returned to that city saturday ssyng thsa
he had ben To Trenton business and that the eiops
mcnt my III. lie is very indignant that the
was tent to the newspapers.
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PoRT JERvIs DEPoT, ~ Y, Sept. 3-Thp
Neyerslnk House summer hotel IN th' village, owneA
nv F. Mcri1, caught hre from the explosion Of lamp
tins ing and wss totally destroyed. The loss 3
about 10000, insured Tor titOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27
A Rrnyc Boy nj school.

A vivid description Of brave boys encounter
with river pirates Is given in Nathan ID. Urners exciting
story OF "Bashfu Ben" which Is commenced IN the
current issue of the HtV rort We'kiy Boys. II you
fond OF spirited thrilling story. read Bash
ful Ben, the LIMP Of tho sohool"-AdV.
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suf,ocnted BY Deadly Gases.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-Last night coupas
OF vorKmen In the Harrison Chemical Works, Grsys
Ferry road, were overcome by effects OF gas Anq
before assistance could te renderd one q them named
Mlcaatl Bowers dead. The other. Thomas Psttors
son, was resuscated, but remains IN critical oosdk
ton
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ST. JOINS, Fla, SEPT. 25.-lhe ship western
Empire. from Pensacola. with timber became water
logged In hurricane Oh tue ls'h anu Was abandoned
The captain aud crew landed ON ST. Nnconts Island,
ApaaChcula hay, Florida, In boats from the thip lh
landing one Of the boats tnrsiHrd hnu rnNrn rn were
drowned. The remainder, seventeen IN number IN
Cunng tho captain wero landed at Pensacola on the
N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

George W. James OF 1856 West Eleventh strecs
missing since the 7th inst lie temperate,
and had shown any indications OF unbalanced
mind On tue afternoon before his disappearance iv
received a express package cOntainng between kDo
aud 800 ana nee the money has vanished with hum
his friends think that he hiss been murdered and robbed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

ST. THOMAS, Sept. l7.-The recent hurricans
did great damage IN all the Windward Islands Tss
American bark Minnie Miller and brig Geo. T. DAN.
ami the British brig N. IL Norris were driven Asho13
on the Barbadoes.
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MEN JERSEY.

The body Of James Good, a 'longshoremnn,
who had been missing from Ms home IA Grove street.
Jersey Cty, since luebuAy laAt WAS found nOaiIng ia
the NOrtn river yesterday.
The old. original Knickerhocker Base Ball club
of New YOrk WIN ,elcOrule TO-DAY, ON the grounds IN
HO oxen, the twcuty.hrst anniversary VI James Nhyte
nlNlh,h AClNe Misunderstanding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27
A suicides Dcnth.

Henry Mllington, the umbrella maker who
some weeks ago attempted lake his nfe At 73 Hannl
ton street. BrOOEyn, by shooting himself three times
the In the lcit side jns. beneath his
heart and cutting his throat died yesterday in the hos
p.tul from the wound IN his throat, which had not
healed and from consumption,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

Mrs. Isabella ckhardt, who disappeared
from Ras New York Moncay last has been found a
Fort Lee, married to James Bailey. the Governments
contractor. who sunday last fiil~d to keep his
PROMISE " marry her at her residence IN East New
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steniina fire Wood and Killing a Boy.

Richard Kenny and two other boys OF Twenty
NTH street entered the newly finished building At sx3
East TweniyAth street. yesterday, and ascending "
the roof be THROWING rc wood to the street, to %
carried away ny them one piece struck John Myer.
q boy Of 32D East Twenty NTH street. on the head.
which fractured hts SKULL lie VIII probably die. Ken
ny was locked Up In the rwcntysecond street poles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

A specia from Madrid says the Popc's recall
OF the rapal Nunco, Cardnal auncom' and the imDed
N avoWai Of hts ac-. have occaslDncd considerable
surprise MOnsgnor Ralpolia Is more liberal tnan In 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

ala, Jimmy have you read Nat Urner's story
OF "Bashfu Benz" mo; but I've got the Neio fo,A
Uee1iy In pocket and I'm going TO read II tonight
when 1 90 home. Joe Murray told me that II was a
IOuaipg story. ."-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

The City OF Berlin, Of the Imam line, which
arrived at sandy HOOK turday, ~ $50 4. NJ. made
the NOya-e from Queenstown IN the remarkably shorg
time Ol days, IS hours, minutes. actual tiue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

LOSSES ny FIRE.

Generally clear weather and slowly rising tom,
Rise barometer
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The Fifteenth, Reacue.

Oficcr Tom Mcbride ~ tho Oak street station
pulled George Thompson OF l0i South Seventh street.
BROOKLYN. out Of the Last river lasl plght.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-27

The stecincntiOns wcro studinuSy kept, run ,
other contractors who were anxious 20 plu' MI'
William Heard, AN old and responsible con
tractor, on Jan 9 applied t. Fowler Tor perinis-
sion to put in bid, md Fowler pgt him on, say
ing thnt he would send word 10 him u .tnei ue-
r'ded to eivc out the contracts. Engineer
Ad4ms returned from Europe, aud on jan =,
ls12 the lids were opened. There arc nuincr-
ous strries Of the lpCerdemain tnat attended the
onnuipr one col tractor gives his word that
Edward Freel. AN invited bidder, after receiving
siOUU from Kingsley to nut in a bid nj high
1,trr, ,unninglv cut down his bid tlW.UN, and
when the bids were opened in tho Water board,
tho ASTONISHING discovery was made that Kings
lev was not tho lowest bidder. There was
anick jYurnment, and IN n short time the
IfIs wetr announced ~ follows:
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According TO the traditions OF the City Hall,
when the bids were lrst opened Ffecls was
sl.E7l0O, and kingsey's si.4Gl,725. II the
scheme had worked as Kingsley intended,
Freels bid would nave been opened W Sli11,llO,
ana he (Ningsley) would have had the lowest lid.
The figures were quickly altered, and Kingsley
siill had the lowest bid. MIR. william Beard
having secretly oht ined the specific ,tions, at
once proposed to build and complete tho reser-
vnir for $i3l,OD. His bid was ignored. Col
Adams wrote to the board favorng the accept
ance Of kiugsiey's bid. at the same time sug
Ccstng that the sum proposed for the excaya-
tiDn he reduced Sl1iWO. making the entire bid
tllS1,i2J, which was stili S456 l2j more than MIR.
Beard asked to do the work for
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BFApD's BID REFUSED.

basco, Kinesey's emuloyee, was made engineer
uto ten and It became his duty To receive 'nv
bids aud proposals.
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The extra $4,000 Is wanted to put $4,000
worth Of stone facing to the dam, and - pay
KiEGsloy kecney for extra haul re $4,000; to
pay the same nrm slxty-Ona cents Y,rd for eK-
CuYaiing 5NJU0O yards ~ sand, S3O5,UO; to pay
for experimenting 4l5,OJl, aud Tor contingencies
$500. Altcr all this Is done there IL not u
PARTICLE of assurance that the reservoir viii hold
water. The best engineers believe that II will
not. and II 1t docs not the bottom will have to
I've puddled ~ well as tho Sides ana this bids
fair to exhaust Sl,l00ON, according To the esti-
mate Of Air. Samuel McE.roy, ekiled engineer
who mas inspected the work.
The Jamaica pOnd, which stands nin0 feet
above tide, loses twenty six per cent. Of the flow
Of its stream when raised TO its pond iow line,
and m every pond along the water works there IL
D great le.kale. 1t h estimated that the res, r
voir, II completed twcniy-nine feet above tide
will waste al least 5UUu,0 gallons Of It's supply.
Mayor Hunter, who has boen 50 subseTyient TO
the Ring, has found courage enough 10 call this
Job one OF the biggest frauds set pcrpetrated." !"
if the basin fills to hold water. tic oXtra mil
lion for puddhng. with the $2,OOOOO0 are ldy ex-
pended, will make 1t cost the cltv S3lO,OOO OF
one nall of what IL cost to build tho Erie Canal
dBJ miles.
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In February ISL the Legislature had passed
a second bill, winch by a shrcwd design was en-
acted To legalizo what had already been done.
This bill provided that the whole expense OF the
reservoir, and all things connected with II,
should not exceed $l,i0O,OOJ. Thls Is the way
Fowler obeycd the law. In January, 1877. lie
awarded the contract to kingsley, In spite Of the
opposition of his HssOciate. Commissioner Bliss,
and the weakly uttered protest Of Col. Adams,
that tho prices for excavation were too high.
The nfst schedule OF eXpcnscs was as follow.
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Before a square inch OF the sand was excava-
ted, Fnw,er had already his an made to ex-
coed the legal allowance by S36.ilj.iO. Fowler
allowed 81 cents ward for oxcavating which
Beard had offered to do for b, and winch other
engineers said that they could make money by
doing for 2j. lie had allowed IS u cubic yard
for broken stone lining which Beard mad offered
to do for 81. In brief he had agreed to pay
kirVsley for excavatin9 sand. one item. tji,1U0
more than Sir. Board offered to complete every
thing for Again, Fowler n ade neat little pro-
vision that Kingsley should have three cents n
hundred feet for all hauling that he did over
ZOO feet. There was another provision that
substantially We the engineer leave to vary
from the original designs. provided that the con-
tLaclOrs wore emulolNl " mAAo lMo chamge.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-19

tic termed familiar talk" with his
small audience, in which lie gave /,
forctaste of the treat in store for. the
next night. Thursday evening the
weather being better, he VS. met by
quite o large audience, who felt them
selves fully repaid for risking the
threatciIed rain The speaker took
for his subjcc., "What alcohol is, and
what it docs" Taking tic first head
he showed from the highest lnctlical
authorities Of our own countryaa.l of
Europe, that il is simply poison.
sure and deadly; carrying in its train
|. "all the ills that mau is heirto.' Dys-
pcpsia, y curse Of. oui' l:sa.l, he traced
directly to its use, and sh0wed that lis
consumers sooner or later, with nncr-
ring certainty, cnsaifuponthnmsclves
various diseases Of Il moro or less
! tagsrivatodH tofm.k Thep taking up
What i does lhc, coaiinucd lis re
marks in IN eloquent strain Of warn
ing, and ended his deeply interesting
lecture with a Wor1p piclurc," 20 ex.
qu'siteIy beautiful, and ric!, in pathos,
that We shrinkdroM attempting even
It's outlines. Youth, beauty, hope.
genius, crushed made dcsoatc
beneath The wheels Of this idol, more
snvsgge and rc'norsr'csz than Tic
llcatllcn ,Iupncrnaut
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;cntuclly Mutual I3cncft
ASSOCIATION or PHYSICIANS.

The subscribed having been 7appoihtel
agent of his Association for Orangehrrg
Count, would notify his brother Physicians
that he is ready torcccivc Applications for
Membership.
BY its Charter, Physicians and their
families alone are entitled to lis advantages,
The Object Of the Association Is in tie
event Of the death Of Il member, to secure
TO their Snrv. ors an ample provision, ut
COS. G'r less tl'an that required for securing
III" payment OF an equal amount in amy
ether association. 3t ,-lui.Jif II
MI deairoms of becoming Members, or
Wishing i'r ':hy information relating To- ilcT
Association, viii please apply 10
T!loS. \. ELLID'rr, MhD.j oGi
jung l9-2 Orangcb,rg. &. C.
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lCoMMliNICATED.l

No" that the warm season appro;,-
chcs. tic schools are offering v:,ca-
tion 10 the children, and 4 season Of
rest and relaxation will reward Tie
apt, 'nnd repay tlt studipus. B,inr
invited IL attend the closing c:,amina-
ton cf Miss NJ. AlbergotLi's female
acndcmy,I proceeded dcrc and found
several friends i'll waiting including
the Rcv.H. G. Walker. The cxami-
nation began with an ode charmiiaIy
sung, aitci which several Of lie girls
rccitcd sclecticrs Of c!,as!c poetry.
the recitation WI, plc:.sil,, and in.
s'Euctivc. Then began a severe flnd
unsNarins questioning in the various
brancic: o: study, mental :rithemc,ic,
grammar, dictionary, gcographyiayd
history. The plan pursued BY
the faithful prcccptrc<s was ID pro
popand questions from lheI books at
large AID :llcu to invite catcc!.ciical
examination from any ci' the visitors.
sthe examination lasted near four
hours, and 1 am Irrc TO admit thai!
The scholars reelected vast credit upon
the plan pursued by their teacher. II,
sti,', e'szz, i,.s;nf -teat .hhis is re-
ward Of merit, and hers a reward Of
iailii'ninrss, no filter elias; room for
moral culture and mental training for
our youths can hc found elsewhere.
Mr. Walkers. remarks of coinrncnd,-
ton went TO their young hearts, and
With few wo:dS "f graduation from
Mr. John a. Hamilton the glad
~e''oe,lrcon' scene was Left until
another term.
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