, 1881-06-19

mill turns out daily, or in other Wolus ms
daily average product OF, SIN toAs'I,,A"" ~, "
then the estimated value Of tfaI 1ntti t!.
machinery is $1,000; or II r,',e # e1f ~ the pn
would be $4,000; four tons, Sio, ,ooo' anu 81
u: aCan a $4,000 mill. so to speak. produce
| greater amount than six tons " ,>,,+ :,
Yes, by crowding the machinery, put, ~ IL
| producing good board, the crowd:ng process:
should not be, and is not, tolerated. a.,
| tttThen. If i understand you CORRECTLY, ta.s
means of +, production are III 4 certain se'ls'
| II could hardly say that; but yet it IS tht
| aim Of the assoeiatiOtl-anu generally carrlet
| QUITO turn ont Il certain alnoint ot e.oot
| board. rather than a vast amount ct materil
| that would affect the market against Tue III
terests Of the manufacturers.
II sqppose that most OF the mills are ~
10y. Yes.-tile s. great majority of them are:
There is n small concern located III tlils
(sar:,tosa) County somewhere near Tue
'.rl1e firm of D. Il ". Pemblc, at otlil-
water, in the southeastern section OF tlle
Yes. that's tile concern
81 suppose the Pembes find ahome-markMet M
at Troy. Il few mites away, where large
amount of the board is used for boxes 1or the
colar-tradc, which is carried on SO eSteh-
"No! Troy is supplied almost wholly from
ssN'itll but two exceptions, all Of the No.
hoard is made west OF the AlfeghellieS,-ln
fact west Of Gkieso The Legation pt theIe
peGge fe t9 s y Rt ak IT, : the ea
''Tien, in your opinion, there WILL oe
nothing in your proceedings Tomorrow thar
will Interest the public, save the election ot
officers ~.
I am pleased to have met you.'
WHY GRANT noUGI1r A CORK LEG.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Temple
Grove Seminary-one of Saratogl's institti-
tions-concI.tde to-day; and tomorrow the
young lady students and teachers will begin
their summer-vacatiOn. Included III the
corps OF Instructors in the seminary Is Prof:
W. Z. Richardson, who formerly resided at
lie will lead to the lymeneal altar Miss
Maud Elizabeth Stanley, 4 young lady of
rare beauty and accomplishing LII con
1lection with Prof. Richardson, who is 4
would probably be Of Interest to T1lE TEfn-
ENE readers to learn something of the matt
her in which lie became acquainted with
Gen. U. S. Grant, and perfected his (2icll-
arttson's) musical stndieS,-although he ex-
sic from early childhood At the close of
the War of the Rebellion, when the late
President Andrew johnson was swinging
round the circle" he was accompanied by
2 number Of prominent persons, including
party stopped at Auburn. the home Of the
late Secretary of State. William H. Seward
lat that time still suffering from wounds i'll
tlicted upon him by assassin Paine), a vast |
1a Mde Of to peePs st 1dsDtf fs 9
guests. Prof. Richardson then was i
mere boy, and was imbued with an intense |
curiosity to see the visitors. especially the |
victorious General: III order to obtain a
closer view, lie climbed up on one of the
wheels Of the carriage in which was seated
Sen Grant, when, unfortunately, the horses |
started, and young Richardson was precipi- /
ated to the ground, the wheel passing over
ind crushing one Of his legs in such mall
ave the Lads life. Gen. Grant w:as deeply
.reved at the accident, and from that mo-
nent took an especial interest III young
richardson. Lie dcfraycti all the expenses
oon. us Richardson was able to wear one,
lad him provided with Il cork leg; and has
lso assisted him III perfecting himself in
l1tsic, which proceeding included trip to
Europe. The Auburn accident, unfortunate
$ it was, proved the means Of an introduce
on which has continued and developed iuto
lasting friendship.
THE GRADUATES.
The Temple Grove Seminary graduating |
lass included the Misses Mary Seely. of I
.ashillgton, =. G.; Mary Hinstlale Mcneil,
+ Gloyersvi1le. y. T.; Anna Kip Striker, Of
lis place; Mary Jcrusia Johnson, OF G1uy-
rsyllle; Jessie C0rinne Pond, Of Port Ches- |
.r, \. y; and Jessa Fremont O'Donnell, Of |
owyille, \. y.
ror,r,c<- o,ne,,-,-
Fa,,,,a rrr;o,-att ~ fe,'a
,"t,,i;o ai,i alhe; ~. .ne famous oarStnan OF
,t1r'i,,.' 1.,' 1v,eIu lug polt ~ NeW 1ork on
n,da@ ~ tl,is ,, ~ at.u Hai;a.osa springs on
-Vila4 " LUIS Nech. LIZ WAS accompanied !