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New England Metbodists Asking for u
Change.

LOWELL, April lO.-rhe New England metho-
dist Conference to-day. aftera wellcontestcd debate.
adopted the mai report Of the Presiding Elder
question. This Is somewhat revolutionary with the
previous policy It Dstructs delegates 10 tho approach
ing Baltimore General Conference ask that body TO
to amend the discplne In the following particulars
To allow annual conferences to supuate the number
Of elders districts in their jurisdiction to abolish thu
necessity for QuarterT conferences, TO have elders
elected by conferences but stationed nv bishops; pro-
vlded the bishop may necessary Inform the coulter.
cnce he needs clergYnen 30 elected iJr some other
WORK which conference snail elect anothtr
person, aud allowing the AnnuAl conference to decide
whether the Presiding Elder "a s 10 nave pastoral
Ch rye IN addition tO his elder's uLtles.
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The Bowen family and tho Plymouth special
committee were together last nihi again, aui tie HY
". II. Ward conclu. led his argument In behalf W MrI
Bowen. Mi Ward argu d that no word had ever been
extracted from Mr. bowen cOnde nnatOry Of Mr Beech
tr until the committee had forced him to maze kn wn
the sunstant 1ac.s Ia MS pos tssOn. MI hhearman
had previously pro i-cd Mr. Bowen that none OF hli
admissions should be used ganst lin, yet thtG mad
Vio utcd thus agreement. MI Bowen vas abundahtiy
able to in lily th' charge thn Ms pastor was prTJlrrI
a hypocrite, aud auuteTtr but the cOmmiitec lhd
rciuscd allow H. MIR. os J. Tilncy 4. to SUN up iot
the cuurcn next iuesuRy evening. Mr BoWcn 10 W Os
expelled at the next needing Oi thc church.
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what One OF the Legal Advisers Know About
MIR. stewnrts Business.

Judge Henry Hilton, one Of Mr.. Stew
arts partners, said last evening that the names
OF Mr.. Stewards executors would be made pub
Ito ut the proper time. lie added, Mr.. Stew
arts business aud his various enterprises will be
carried on In accordance with his designs"
Reporter-Had he any relattvesH
Judge Hilton-Mr. Stewart had not blood
relative living. lie used to say that no was tho
last Of his race. and that his race died with him.
Hts wifos name Ia Cornelia Mitchell Clinch. she
IL a sister OF Deputy Collector Cliucn. She has a
number OF relatives. Charles Il. Butler, a part
ner OF wm. N. Evarts married n sister OF Mrs.
stowart, ana had children She Is dead, but
several children survive. Mr.. Butler IL again
married. 1hcro is also nieco Of Mrs. Stewart
on LouG Island. MIR; Stewart had a kindly
recollection of some old friends IN ireland.
Reporter-Can you estimate Mr.. STEWARDS
wealth
ure the force OF gale at sea by seeing Il
{-mlling) 1 will only say that II IA over a mil
lion dollars He owned number Of w9,9,llen;
at Little Falls, tho New York Mills at Holyoke,
the Woodward Mills at Woodstock, the fantico
tho Washington Mills at New Hartford. back OF
Utica, the Catskill W Moolen Mills, the Watcrvillo
| WOollen Mills-all those are w99ilon mills
| England, and a mill for the manufacture OF un-
derwear and 3 kings In Glasgow, Scotland.
| "We nave" continued judge Hilton, branch
| hot. cs at Bradford, Manchester, belfast. Paris,
| Lyons, Berlin, and Chemniz, In Saxpny. hr.
| stewart never Nlelttu lntmElAIs WHou 4 Wti,
| there they gave me the employers room, and
| entertained me like a potentate. Mr.. Stewart
had about 5000 persons continually IN employ;
| aud ABOUT nine-tenths Of these have ftmilies.
| do not inoiu1c Ia this number the hundreds OF
| lrkmen kept continu-lly engaged IA this city
| Al hs mills are IN full operation. Among them
| are large woOlien mill' At ulenham. and we are
| building great carpet mills at Glcnhgm, ono OF
| the buildings alone consuming 3,OJOOJO ul urick
| We arc us building thirtb-fJur loot dam
| There Ia also n tnrond miil, aud also large
| SIX uill In RsIds street."
| In regard to MIR. Stewards New York proper
| Judge Hilton said: "He owns the Aetropoiitan
| also the Globe, al extensive piece Of properly
| running tack to Lafayette UlaCo lilo alio owns
the Greater part VI two blocks In Heade, Cen
tte Elm, aud Peati streets, on winch IL was IN
tended u erect waronouses but" added th'
judge, IL don't know now whether they vii
be built or not"
Mr. Stew4rt's nrst store" said Judge Hilton
was immediately opposite the centre OF bi
tresent Wholesale store. 1t was thirty feet deel
ana twelve feot wide. His next store was at ~
broadway. lie lived In the upper part OF II
lie found the quarters narrow. aud moved q
2JT From 25T he moved 70 his present whole
sale store. All the property that he owned h
| owned Ia fun.
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The Black FidAy suit was continued yester-
day
Bret IIarte will lecture in Chiokerng Hall this
evening
The Mutuals pl lyed field nine on the Can't
toAe grounds Yesterday 'roTei Muiu ls ~ h''u IL
Tho first OF ths East side course Of lectures Is
Church.
Twenty one BOYS were fined from 81 TO 80
each tlo Essex Market Pohco court. or inpnsoned
Tor proportional time, yesterday Tor playing OA IN
the streets.
Committees representing the Chamber OF
Commerce, the Importers aud Grocers Board Of IrAdo
the Cheap transportation Association. thp frOduoo
Exchange, and the Council OF Pohtlcal reform passed
resolutions yesterday, requesting mo Lrgisdturo 70
pr0ADIt toe furtheT construction Ot st0ne buAheAdA
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The spring inspection Of the police uniforms
begun yesterday To putAs stop to the practice OF
borrowing clothes to pass inspection IN, each garment
that was passed yesterday was marked with muratic
acid Some OF the clothes that were marked yesterday
had borrowed by the wearers, ana now when the
owners walk or Inspection they VIII have 20 expose
themselves ana the Dorrowers. wond II ms MN
" sh out ?" nnIOusly inquired On onicer yesterday,
M" sald his companion " It won't" What the II
will bil do 10 morrow, then 2" was the st more gnK'
ioua
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CoIoId silver Coin.

WASHINGTON, April lO.-Tbe bill introduced
by Senator Wallace to provide for the coinage OF gooi
silver coin. directs tho Secretary Of the Treasury "a
have coined dollar. half dollar end quarter dollar
pieces, bearing the Inscription Of golold silver. ana
consisting of 40 per cent value OF gold and 90 per
cent. of silver. Tue dollar piece is 90 contain 31s
ns OF pure gold and 2SD grains OF pure silver and
the subsidiary CONS IN proportion. The new coin. are
TO be legal teuder for oil Ymenu except customs du
ties the interest the public DEBT. Finally, the
Dl provides that Mr.. Wheeler hubDe the Inventor OF
the Rolod silver coin metal, shall be allowed royalty
Of oncenh OF one per cent part OF the expense OF
coinage. The bill AS crts that the cOmDuatl0A will re.
ducc the size an light. and Increase the utility aud
yaiuo of tie nations COINS.
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HAVANA, April l0.-Adyices from J'omel TO
the 80 OF March report the town sIill blockaded'
President Dominvue had given the Insurgents notice
that IN 90 hour, the place would he houbhrded. Tho
time had NpIed aud the threat rcnalird uhrAtcutiu
Dominique ~ very unpopular, but Tue WONtueht
against Inn this timc will pr babi iall II IeR9reu
that several of the passcn ,rrH on the steamer lys'
from st. Thomas had boon shot on lanIlmg Nv Jaohei'
Two United States Lcn-uMar at Fort au lfluN Fuat'
enen to use force II the decree tlNig sts N car
riei out against Amercaus or the moneys atcadf cot
lectrd not returned to thcul lhc ft,nch NohAui
iaslsts,On the same treatment for rrnch cltlkens
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Tn. De.a surrorn,e,. Ob-cou,e..

The body OF the late Surrogate Van schaick
arrived IN the General Barnes yesterday Ihe attaches
Of the surrogate's ONCE escorted 1t from the pier at
the foot OF Canal to the Church Of the Messiah
there to await the funeral services at o'clock this
morning. The remains are then to be taken TO Albany
thur, Judge Hooper. G. Van Worst John Z. Parsons,
ESQ, Joseph II. Choate. ESQ, STEPHEN r. Nash tsq'
tsq, Guy Pelton, Esq. Wni. ii. uudson' Esqr and
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wo.,,,u,o, Prypcr,y TnL,os N Tumble.

wAsnINGToN, April lO-The residence Of ex-
Senator Stewart. erected in Honest Miners Camp. on
the domain the real estate pool several years ago al
a cost OF $4,000 nnd furnished at cost OF 100000 10
for sale complete for Sl2uOOO The residence Of the
widow OF Gen. Morgan smith has been SOLD TO fore
close the for a22 200. and Ouit year 0r
more ago at a 900 Grant has sold his lOts,
ana prop rty offered sale IN all parts OF the city
one Third the cost So much for tie great system oil
G cyuurohensiye ilnprov vcnents.
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Two hundred members Of the New York Boat
Owners Association met yesterday to protest against
the raising OF the Erie Canal tolls. IL Rodgers said
thar the imposition Of higher tariff would be ut erJ
ruinous to % 900 employed on the 800 Erie Cans
boats, qualy disastrous TO the WON persons ~
directly connected with tie canals. The meeting
u ssed resolution ia favor OF retaining last Dar'
schedule of tolls 4 committee Of the PrOduce EX
Cuut went TO Albany last night ~ protest against thS
proposed increase In canal tons.
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owned by Morat of pill fame in Broadway. he
tween Hoade and Duane streets. IL was In this
NJ re, MIR. McCurdy reiuem oers, that In 1875 hts
wife purchased part OF her weddink trous-
40 ~, being waited on by Mr. Stewart
Tho store was twenty-five feet by 0fty con-
str icted " wood, with brick front. MI stow
arts store contained shelves on one side, glass
case In the centre OF the door, and counter
oDposito, behind whioh Mr.. Stewart stood.
When business came to him. he employed boy
10 assIst him For some time he sod little but
linens and laoes. IL know nothing about the
business them" he since said, but soon
learLed."
Mr. stewart afterward removed his store a
block lower. opposite the site OF the great
wholesale store OF this day. biter sun ne DC .
McCurdy, Aldrch 4 spencer, at whose head was
Sir. Robert IL. McCurdy.
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rno poc,ac Mn,r, Tnxe. In New York.

The Commissioners Of Taxes and Asse sments
taxed the Pacific Mail Steamship Company In 1874 on
S57i9,5iS worth OF personal property. The supreme
Court on ceruorari reduced the valuation to t565sds
This Judgment was affirmed by the Court OF Appeals
and tue remittur WAS lled with the County Selk ls
terdly Tie company has ave days rom the loth Inst
10 pay the tax Ii said that they purpose TO appeal ~
the United States supreme Court. The company pald
Yesterday to Mr. Hayes, the Marshal who collect tue
a. rears OF personal taxes tO35o2b2 the tax for 1879.
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The heApproprIa,,on nIu Cr,,ic,,cd.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-rhc River and IIarDof
bin whlcn passed the House to-day did not have the ap-
proval of the Appropriation Committee, tic members
Considering amounts ana not properly
distributed Michigan gets t525 900 or ti3 900 more
thln New Nors, which aggregates tfHH,OOO. Even
Mest Virginia gets s4D5,oOo Iennsssee S4460p, TsIn
f43sOJO Wisconsin, S1yOJOD and Iowa S27b,OuO These
seven States get more tnan Ono half OF tao entire
amount appropriated.
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Reduction of Ocean steamboat Time.

LIVERPOOL, April l0.-Ihe White star line
steamers VIII hereafter sail nVe times in three weeks,
then an interval OF only to occur then fort
nightly Aga,n. The luman line vi NithlrtN Two -
their steamers after the 10Th instant their snllh-H
from tnat date being IN April tWo IA May three IA
JuLe, tNO m July three IN August.
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up the silver bill the rules be suspend
ed and Mir. Randall will mose It's passage al amended
being the bl as II came from the House Appropriation
Committee originally Tue amendulent add ID was tho
leg lttn clause offered ny Mr. Reagan OF Texas.
which the senate has stricken out.
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-The further investI.
cation OF the affairs Of the Board OF Audit shows that
Claims against the District had been sold TO ID. r. Ham
nnx under advice Of Watson, clerk Of the board. wha
told the holders that they would get anything for
them long tno claims renuineu Ia thtir own nanus
Thomas Lucas had a claim which he coul never get
iuther than the clerk until he paid H. J Mclauyhlin
DLt-naf 10 get it through for MIN, won Mcllug ilin
the claim aud recovered 1900 from too District
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Blocking southern Pacific Legislation.

wAsuINGTON, April l0.-1he Senate Commit
tee on railroads this morning laid the socalcd
Huntington project for constructing the Southern Pa
clnc I,aryad On the iinc OF the thlr ytecond Iacl
wi,h the iHding that neither II nor ue rexa1
Plcinc biz sha be taken up except hy direction OF
mi ry of the full committee, AMI upon ons weeks
not &c be given by the majority. Tnis proceeding
poet tpOnrs the whole subls for the present
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surreuder of tho Oclnvia's Grew.

HAVANA, April IO-IntelliRence by way OF 81.
Thomas March ss mas reached here that sixteen men,
who were captured on noord tho steamer OctaViL
delivered at Por.U Rico on the 2lth To the commandof
uf tho British grGnoat Eclipse winch sailed lnmo
diately AfterWard. Her destination was unknown.
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Dull Times In London.

LONDON, - pril l0.-Stocks are stagnnnt pending
arrangementsfor setuement. The cheapneas OF money
renders extension OF accounts TO the end Of the
month very easy. In the discount the competition for
the few bils offering keen, and there u such an
ABUNDANT supply of floating capitai on ohcr thal hrs
cass months oils taken az almost any nsure.
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Elchty-two veterans OF the Fifth New York
Volunteers, known the Duryee zouayes formed them
seyes into clv organization last evening. II pro-
posed visit Philadelphia curing the Centennial Gen
Abraham Duryee Is elected President.
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The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Rcoeivership.

NEW ORLEANS, April lO-Judge WOODS u 3
granted an order fos renewal of the motion ofMors
Ketchum asking the removal OF Duncan Elliott OF
Duncan sherman Co., from the receiyorship OF the
MOulle aud OHIO lairOad. Edward l.. Andrewt OF me
Nav York bar has also ned motion IN opposition
the pawn OF nOainR oeIiIors ana nah appllrl ioI
order directing the payment OF overdue coupons oi
tho nrst mortgage bonds.
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wAsHINGToN, April 1O-Mr. Mecker havins
persisted n refusing answer the question put 10 hiu
by the House Indian Affairs Committee cs to the namo
OF who told him they suspected that Mr. Page
and other COngressnen be Ong ID - TIE lndlan
hing. tie committee have unanimously ordered his Toe
unOuy to % strcA en- from the record as frivOIJus
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WASHINGTON, April lO.-rhe House Appropr'-
alton Committee to-day completed the Deficiency oil.
amounting to $500 1t found that there was an
uneXp snued apY Yropr alton OF miOu Of dollars
lc pay OF the army, and the amount necessary to
supply the dvncieucY TO b. takeA rom mat amount,
thus reducing the actual den ,cacy MI III mil iln
Last year the deficiency Di was nearly i've mion dob
lura
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John T.. Ireadwel, well known for many wears
as an nm keeper IN New York died IN New Milford
Conn on Saturday last, nged 05. lie was part pro-
prletor OF tho S. Nicholas Hotel from 1853 10 lS63
lie gan buslnes as clerk Ia the old franklin House,
al Broadway ana Dty street.
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ROME, April I0.-1he Vatican has received a
note from. Clrdnai simeoni, the Nunco at Madrid,
stating that spain proposes TO enforce the Concordat OF
1891 if the Vatican Nlli promise not 10 oppose ne
clause uf the Constitution relative To liberty VI pubic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-11

Young John Burns went early yesterday morn
ing to his home. which is at l39 Cook street. Brook.
yn very drunk. His father, Patrick, was sitting up
waiting for hm The old man ehlaed John, and when
John replied abusNtly, drew and pistol anu shot hlln
IN the face, BOtn have been arrested,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-11

ST. LOUIS, April l0.-It appears that In case
Mckee gets trial the ground that his case was
not properly certified from the United states pls're'
to the Circuit Court tral Tor BabcocN may 81 %
be demanded. District Attorney Dyer assrIs thst ~ ~
case MCKtts motion rucCtrus he sh AT once tahe w
thc case against BabcUc So and nave him brought nero
to be tined over again. There Will be no hesitation In
artuf fnr
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN WASHINGTON CITY.
SOME INTER ESTING BUSINESS IN
AND OUT or CONGRESS.

The Ways and Means Committee and the
Tax on Tea and Conee Action that the
House DIav be Compelled TO Take.
WASHINGTON, April lO.-At tho meeting OF the
Ways and Means Committee tomorrow there will be
lively debate tho tss aud coffee section. careful
canvass OF tho committee to-day showed that ma
jorty OF the positively opposed to taxing
either arce The reductions. however, In the rate OF
duties and the large free list have been made In view
o. deriving CT Ough revenue from tea and coffee 70 m ke
up the loss from arcles placed upon the ffee list
Some Of the members Ink that as compromise ana
th 4 the bill may not defeated the rate on conee
my be nxd at instead OF three and tho rate on tea
at Ave insead OF nftecn cents pound. The Chairman
however, Il oute and will throw both tea and cOneo
out ather than that the bill shall not be reported aud
acted upon by the 1iou.e. An amendment taxing bOth
these ARTICLES can be offered 10 the nOuse.
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CoNsTANrlNOPLE, April 10 The Governor of
Bosnia teiegraphs mat the troops defeated LbOJ In
surgrnts ueT MAIDEN last Saturday, killing sl1y. The
rurks .ost ave killed.
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F.D. Maher, J. l.. Taylor, and George II. Lap
ham have been elected the Utica Democratic state
Convention from Yates county. The resolutions
strongly comV'aud Gov. Tiden.
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But the brillianoy OF the Partisan diamonds u
not heeting bu lasts us long as the real gems r9a r9aa
sale only at Richard Humphreys welry store IIv
Broadway, Opposlte s,e Wsrts. bead for Illustrated
Duce lilt.-AdV.
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A nuabnna Ohnrued nith WIG Murdcr.

ToROETO, Ont, April lO.-Tho house of Chris
tOphcr Ward farmer In Calcdon. was burned on fr
day, ana Mrs. Ward was burned TO death, Inc Jul
found verdict against the husband.
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LoNnoN. April lO.-A dispatch from Rio ia
mel U announces the deati OF BcujAmln frnnkln Nuor
hccs formerly crciary 10 Commodore Garrison. Mir.
Voorhees, died OF yellow fever.
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DETROIT, Ami l0.-Albert Keen aud othcrs
to-day obtained Judgment m the UntcG states toutt
against the Michigan Lake Snore Railroad m lore
clOseure su anu receiver was appOlu ca Of tue rohd
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m Dom,nqo's Prc-ident.

HAVANA, April l0.-Advice from san Domingo
say the election passed oh pracrabY ter MAJ Nss
elected Presl1ent b. al-JycrNhelnlng nsl'r
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rnE LATEST orr WORLD NEWS.
The Geneva Award Discussed IN tho House


OF Commons.
LONDON, April l0-In the House OF Commons
Mr. Bourke. Under Secretary for the Foreign Depart.
mcut. replying question OF Mr.. Elliot, about the
balance OF the Geneva award said the Ar
bitration Commission would sit at Washington until
July next and the question OF q surplus viii be de-
cidcl. The English Cow trnment had made no repre-
sentaOn, lad no Intention oil taxing any aeOn In
the matter.
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JOrrINGs ABOUr rOWN.

The Weather once Prediction.
Partly cloudy or clear weather.
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ROME. April l0-Al the members II the new
CABINET have been ree.ecied 10 Parliament by ueAIll
uuaulIuOua votes.
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is understood that Nc. olewart, by BIS VIII
has left To Judge henrg Hilton the iui1ro man
aifairs. Mr.. William Liobey, the only surviving
partner of Air. Stewart, acting In accord with
Judge Hilton, will continue the business under
the II IN name OF A. y. etewhTl * Co.. After the
funera the business will 90 on IA heretofore,
the various factories continuing WORK as Usual.
Already the O Bile has taken messages To the
various branch hOuses-nne in all-in Europe
and India, to this effect.
underlaker, said last night that the arrange
ments Tor the funeral ceremonies have not yet
been definitely made. he funeral Will be on
Thursday, probapiy, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon. Tne remains are TO he borne
10 ST. Marks Churcn, thence, after the
seryIces, TO 81, Marks Churchyard, to be de-
posited in the private vault Of the stewart fam
ily. The Rev DT. Rylance OF St. Marks Church
viii ofilciate, and be Insisted by Bishop Potter.
Ihe body was laid out for Ourlal yesterday after
noon, and packed In ioe.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-15

Apologizing to a lamp post isprima
facia evidence that it is not Merrcl's s
Hepatine for the Liver, bat some
worthless trash, called Bitters, that
hns been taken into the stomach.
Merrell's IIepatinc acts directly on
the Liver causing it to throw off the
bile, and purify the blood. When
the l'iver has n healthy notion the
whole system is at once invigoratcd
aud strengthened; disease hns no hold
OH the system, and is easily eradicotcd
Nlcrrelps Iepatine has no equal in
permanently curing all diseases of
the Liver, Stomache and Kidneys.
Fifty doses tcr one dollar, two cents
per dose; cheaper than pills, and free
from Calomcl. See book at Drug
Store. For sale by DR. a. G. Dukes,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-15
PRINTERS DELIGHI-

This is a new game and Zone ut
which everybody can be successful if
they will only try. Its performed
in the following manner:
"Takc q sheet Of note paper, fold it
up carefully, and enclose bank IL Ste
sufficiently largeto pay up all arrears
and n year in advance, And what
adds immensely to the feat is to send
along the name of new subscriber,
with The cash to balance. Keep your
eye on the printer, and ifyou detect
smile, the trick is n success" TRY it.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-15

Petros Council No. ii, r., & s.. M.
Will meet each Thursday at o'clock ?. NJ;
from 1st October to 1st April. and nt 8
a'clock from 1st April to 1st October, OH
the following dates, June "a, July %, Aug.
10, Sept. IL, Oct. 81, Nov. IS, and Dec. IL.
J: F: IZI.AR, II. I:
G. w. BRursoN, Recorder.
Eureka Chapter No. Is, r.. a.. NJ
Will meet dufing the present Masonic year
OF the usual hours, the followin dates:
March 10th, April 9TH, May 5th, June
Ind, August 4th, September 1st, October
9Th, November oath, december goth.
J. +. IZLAR, NJ. L. II. z.
J. h. BnUNsos, Sec.
ghibboleth Lodge No. 2S, A.. F.. M....-
Will meet each Tuesday at Z o'clock,
fren 1s. Oct. to LIT April and at 8 o'clock
fren lst April to lat October on the follow.
iag dates, April 4, May 2, June 6, July A.,
Aug. 8, Sept. 5, Oct. g. Nov. 7, Dec. 5.
JAS. +. lZLAR, W. N.
GEO. w. BRuNsoN, Sec.
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