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The evening world., 1895-09-14
BIC men MAY
Be DISCRACED,
The Dock Board Investigation
Will Be Open and In.
prejudic,d.
So SAYS MAYOR STRONG.
He Has Read the Experts Report,
but Will Not Make 1t Public
Just Now.
SPECIAL COUNSEL FOR CITY,
. The Registers Department Likely
to He the Next One TO
lie 0verhauIed.

When Mayor Strong came up from his
home at Long Branch to-day he brought
with him a big stock of reports which
had been turned over to him by the
Commissioners of Accounts, detailing
the results of their Investigation of the
Dock Department of Tammany Commits
sioners.
The Mayor said yesterday that he
might make the reports public after he
had thoroughly digested them. as he
intended to do last night. He said this
morning that he had stayed up late
to do SO, but concluded that he wouldn't
make the reports public until after the
open investigation of the Dock Depart
ment begins. a week from Monday.
Col. Strong would not discuss the
contents of the reports further than to
say that they contained some evidence
upon which charges against former Off
ciais may be based.
THE investigation will be OPEN" said
the Mayor. land the results of the work
Of the CO mmissioners of Accounts will
come out in the proper way. Nothing
that in the view of the city officials is
necessary to inform the public as to the
actual manner in which their affairs
nave Defl TlailaStu III tne past VIII De
withheld and the investigation will be
as far and impartial. free from politics
and prejudice, as a legal action"
\ special counsel of the city will con-
duct the Investigation. No selection
from a number of names suggested has
been made. Mayor Strong and the Com
missioners Of Accounts will confer with
Corporation Counsel Scott early next
week about the various lawyers who
have been considered, and on Wednes-
day or Thursday the inquisitor selected
will be designated and begin preparing
for the investigation.
The city has plenty OF money ith
which to prosecute its investiga ,ion
The last Legislature appropriated $lOO,-
900 to enable the city to investigate the
financial condition of all the depart
ments.
The next department that will prob
ably receive public attention Is the
office OF the Register. 1t Is understood
that a report covering the examination
made OF that Department will be sub
mitted to the Mayor next Wednesday or
Thnrsdav
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY,
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

fair was given In Grifhth Hal. Port n h
mOnd. last evening fJr the beneht OF the Port
Richmond Day Nursery. concert viii he gi'tl'
this evening for the same charity under the aas
pices OF the Blau family, 0! Port Richmond.
At the meeting Of the Board Of sup.rHis1r'
yesterday the bond VI the Midland Electric RAT
road Company VAS received. but As the b0ndsmt'.
were nOn-rcsidents the time Was extended. COM
sci for the Company stated that thcy have Or-
dered cars and rails for the new road.
Supervisor Edward p. Doyle Of Northheld has
ordered several Meyers hIllottins machines f.
the Town Board. End he Will apply to the Boa 4
Of Inspectors for permission TO use them at =.
elections.
Mr.. ard Mrs Nohe Pcli, % New York. are A.
Linden Lawn" Livingston. for the Fall m0n'hs
Jamss lie Baron johnson. OF Eew Brighton.
has gone to the AdirOndncks
Gen. samuel Sumner, l., y. A., has been the
guest this week Of col. Eugene Mclean. OF New
Brighton.
The Trustees ot the new WestcrleIgh Co!leF ste
Institute. at Prohibition Park. hsve announced
that the doors will i've opened on "Wednesday n'tt
Preparations are now being made for the dstlrl-
tory exercises
- \ test is being made ~ the new cremntory for
the disposal Of garbage IN New brighton, 10 a-.
certain whether II - able to burn MY tons u
garbage In iwFuty-four hours, according to %
tract. The crematory Will not be accepted uy lle
village Il II fails.
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SAYS SIZE IS A FIREBUG.
Mrs. Cohen I'm Prison on q Charge
If Arson.

II Arson.
Mrs. Esther Cohen, an alleged fire.
bug, was at Yorkville Court this morn
ing on a charge of arson. preferred by
Deputy Fire Marshal OSullivan.
When she was arrested three days
ago she feigned insanity and deceived
the officials. They had her taken to the
pavilion at Bellevue Hospital. Yester-
day the chief expert on lunacy, DIR.
Mcdonald. declared her to be of sound
mind.
Mrs. Cohen is alleged to have set fire
to her apartments on the fourth floor
of l75 Norfolk street Aug. 30, to obtain
500 insurance. The evidence was fur
nished by neighbors.
Moritz Weiss, agent for the Hamburg
and Bremen Fire Insurance Company.
testified he insured her for 500 on June
10, when she had furniture In her apart
ments. On the date of the fire, he de-
Claled, there was only lot of worthless
rags.
Mrs. Sarah Schulman said she saw
Mrs. Cohen on the stoop al CSC o'clock
on the evening OF the fire. Moritz Schul-
man saw her carry away large bum
die few minutes before the fire. Rika
Domroe saw Mrs. Cohen bring a truck
man to the house who took away two
large bundles. a trunk and a box
The hearing was adjourned until Mon
day Mrs. Cohen was committed to
prison,
The evening world., 1895-09-14
HENRY'S MYSTERIOUS BOX.
Niser's Sistcr-in-LRw Exploits n
New Theory Of the Murder.

Mrs. S. l.. Henry. widow OF William
j. b. Henry, brother of the murdered
"Miser' Henry, has made a published
statement that when her husbands
mother died she left property with her
husband. DIR. Henry, in trust for her
two boys, William J. b. Henry and
Charles W. Henry.
When the boys grew to manhood the
old doctor spent most of his time with
Charles W, who then lived on Bedford
avenue. Two years before he died he
left his sons house and Just prior to his
death made the statement that he had
forgotten II tin box of valuable papers
which were left to him in trust The
two sons had quarrelled, and when the
old doctor died William J. Il. Henry was
not notified.
He, however learned of his fathers
death and spoke to his brother about
the property. but was always put off
with pleas of poverty. Then Charles W.
Henry grew morose, gave up business
and became a miser. The brother, Will
lam j. b.. died without settlement
having been made.
Mrs. Henry says she believes the
miser confessed to some one concerning
the tin box of securities and the posses
sion OF them was the motive for the
murder. The papers have never been
found,
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Bearing-DOwn Feeling,

causing pain. weight and bacEache Is
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances it acts in perfect harmony
with the laws that govern the female
system, is as harmless as water. 1t
is wonderful Tor k,dnry Complaints in
either sex
The evening world., 1895-09-14

PORT OF NEW YORK.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
TAX BILLS FORGED.
Mr.. Hendricks Discovers How Real
Estate Agents SwindIe Principals.

Registrar OF Arrears Fred w. Hin
richs, of Brooklyn, sent letter to
Comptroller Palmer this morning, cor
recting statement OF the amount of
personal taxes remaining unpaid on
Dec. |, 1894. The amount orig ,1ally given
was 81 ls?. 1860 Mr.. Hinrichs in eX-
am.ninS the books of his department
finds the amount Is $4,000 less
whore a clerk apparently made an in
MIR. Hinrichs has u iscovcred case
tent!onal false entry, by stamping as
correct the payment OF taxes on two
parcels of property. when money was
paid only on one.
Mr. Hinrichs says the Gays books are
in an unreliable condition, and he sug
gests that the accounts be compared
with figures on file IN the Comptroller's s
office.
He declares that several instances
have been brought to his notice where
tax bills have been forged, and realizes
tate agents have defraudcd their pr,n-
Cipals.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
BIG FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Old WaIlabOut TnrLct Destroyed,
Incurring n Loss of S:.O.0OO.

For the third time within a few
months fire broke out in the old Walla-
boat Market, IN brooklyn, at 80 O'Clock
this morning. and was not extinguished
Until after i; had destroyed two build
ings and caused loss Of $4,000.
The fire started mystcr.ously IN an Old
two-story brick structure on the north
east corner Of Washington and Canal
streets. owned by Charles Smith. OF 3ll
Pulaski street. and occupied by about a
half dozen produce dealers.
The losses are: Charles Smith, build
ing, $1,000, James Gamble. stock, S,-
900: George Hart. 5000: Charles Lauer,
s.. 900: G. Il. Van Nostrand. 5000: II. J,
Davenport. 5000; j. Carlin, 81, 900; Kohl
man & Sprsen. building. &.Voo; stock,
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BURNED BY POWDER.
Three Persons Injured In n West
chester FnctOry-Onc May Die.

MOUNT VERNON, n. V, Sept IA
The overheating of machinery in the
American Smokeless Powder Company's
factory at Baychester. to-day set some
powder on fire and badly burned three
people.
Mary Schrlng. fourteen years old. en-
pioyed in the factory was fatally
burned. She was powder cutter and Is
burned all over her body. She was re-
moved to Fordham Hospital.
Mason L. Leonard had his whiskors
burned off, his hair singed and his face
and hands badly burned.
Frank Hitler, a fireman in the fac
tory, was also badly burned. lie and
Leo 'rd are expected to recover.
The loss will not amount to more than
s5n
The evening world., 1895-09-14
COOL WAVE VERY SUDDEN.
4 Tumble of ~ Degrees in Thirty.
ak Hours.

Forecaster Dunn says the present cool
spell will hang on till tomorrow. when
he promised slightly warmer weather
1t Is cool over the country, more espe-
cially IN New England, the Middle
States and the lake region.
The temperature fell over Is degrees
in the past twcnty-four hours. and the
maximum tumble IN the thrty-six hours
has been II degrees. There is a killing
frost in Vermont and the northern lake
region, while over the Northwest the
temperature is higher than here by !,
to ID degrees.
In this city at 8 a. NJ. the temperature
was "a degrees. Pierre. S. OAK. record
ed 72 degrees. The warmest weather il
81 degrees. at Key West. and the cold
Lake Superior.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
LION RAN AMUCK.
Escaped from Its Cage in Montreal
and BIT a Cabman's Horse.

MONTREAL. Que, Sept. H-One OF
three performing lions with which Mile.
Devere has been giving performances at
Sohmer Park escaped from its cage
Thursday night and jumped the park
wall into Panet street where it bit
cabmans horse and then ran through
different streeta towards the eastern
part of the city.
Mile. Devere, in stage costume. with
Manager l.avigne. started in pursuit
The lion finally was located under II
lumber pile in the vicinity OF Papineau
Square. whore Nile. Devere with great
difficulty recaptured the animal.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
RATES GO UP MONDAY.
New steeraxe Schedule Goes Into
Effect Next Week.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE manager
of the international (Amerlcam Steam
ship line says that the agreement be-
tween British steamship lines and the
Continental pool lines which was con-
cluded Thursday will go irto effect next
Monday. Instructions to agents in the
United States and Canada were cabled
yesterday. and circulars to all agents
of British lines are being posted to-day
advancing the rates for steerage pas
sage both east and west bound.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
slight Fires Early This Morning.

There were several small hres during the early
morning hours but Very little damage was
caused by them. At $40 A. NJ flames were found
under the rear stairs of the hve-story building
200 East Seventy-ntth street. There no
damage and no alarm.
Fire at midnight in the second story OF the
dwelling at Az West Twenty-f.th street, ocCu-
pied BY Mary Armstrong. caused by a lamp com
ing in contact with bed. was eStinguished with
but slight damage.
At 1905 A. NJ. lamp exploded in the nve-
story tenement at sol West Thrty-second street
occupied by the family OF Martin Fleming. Dam
age slight.
Fire in the apartments OF Carl Mueller, 405
Sixth street. at l o'clock this morning. was
extinguished by the tenants. Damage small.
The evening world., 1895-09-14

Forecast Tor thirty-slS hours ending Z p. "
Sunday, Tor New York and vicinity: Fair to-day
ana sunday, stationary temperature: warmer
sunday afternoon followed by northerlv wind
The following record shows the changes In tho
temperature for the morning hours as indicate
by the thermometer at Pcrrys pharmacy
3 A. NJ. $40 A. M...56 0 A M....5,.l2 NJ. 90
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Cloud of Moths Mt Ocean City.

OCEAN CITY, Nd. Sept. 1i-There came from
out Of the sea yesterday afternoon borne the
wings OF the wind a cloud composed OF millions OF
Insects OF the moth species. closely resembling i'm
mense butterflies So dense their flight that
the sun was partially obscured. The insects are
deep red in color, with wings about four inches
from tip to tip, marked with black. The ground
= literally covered with their dead bodies.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
His Face an Onense to the Lnnd-
hcapc.
From the London Sporting T,me.)

GFrom the London Sporting Tlme.)
Patrick Regan hal face on him thtt.
as he had once remarked himself, was
his homeliness. his poverty was tho
most conspicuous part OF him. ',Ie
other morning neixhhor met him,
when the following cJ.loquy cnsuei
AN how are 81, Pat?'
"Moighty bad. intoirel". lis shtara-
ton that's shtarir' m. In the face"
rs that so? sure, an II can't be- Nrry
plSasant for ayther OF ycZ."
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Lydia l.. PinkhaM's Liver Pills

work In unison with the Compound
and are n sure cure for constipation
and sick headache. Mrs. Pinkham s
Sanative Wash is frequently found Of
great value for local application. Cor
respOndence IL freely solicited by the
Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass. and the strictest conf
dence assured. All druggists sell the
Pinkham remedies. The Vegetable
Compound in three Liquid,
Pills and Lozenges.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
BILE Over Lost POcketbOOk,

Mrs Kate Goldberg, of lls Cannon street. yes
tsrday lost her purse containing :lC.ls and let
ter Mrs Mary Miller. OF l2+ Columbia street
found and refused 10 give 1t up. Joseph s1bel
seventeen years old, told Mrs. Goldberg Then
Mrs Miller denied fndi-; IL. Mrs Goldberg
hda Mrs Miller arrested and recovered he
purse. In Essex Market Court to-day Magistrate
Brann held her for trial at Special Sessions.
The evening world., 1895-09-14

~ unknown man, about fifty years old, wish
gray hair and mustache. dead in ths hard
ware store at 20 Clif street at o'clock
this afternoon On his person receipted
Nil from the Continental Hotel, Twentieth stree
and Broadway, made out TO Sgourney Wales
lie said 10 be agent for Whitmore
Brothers, Boston, manufacturers OF russet leather
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Two Old Women Come to BIows.

Elizabeth Flynn. seventy years old, o.
1873 Sanford street, Brooklyn. and a neishbor
named Mary Hasan, seventy years old, had a
dispute yesterday about which part OF Ireland the
hcalthiest people came from. Later they were
prisoners in the Lee AveHue Police Court, with
battered faces. each accusing the other o. as
sault Mrs Flynn told the Justice that she was
an orphan with 10 pry,ec. her while
Mrs. Hagan's friends and relatives were legion
The case was dismissed. bo.h being warned
aAaias. a renewal OF the argument,
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Wntcred Milk for PersOnaI Cnin

Miss NJ. C. Ray leskowita. who has been EN-
ployei at the Nathan s;raus MIX Depot a
Pike street, made 4 confession to President VIII
son, a. the Board ot Health. this morning thai
she and other eIG 'iOyeos there have been adu'- .
teratIuE milk and pockcting the profits Therc
is rumor that a number Of milk Inspectors
have been passing milk good which was large
ly adu,teratsi for certain wholesale dealers
Presden. Wilson has ordered an lnvesti.atIon
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Another Sea Beach Victim.

NEWARK, y. j.. Sent. lt-Rev. John Albert
Edmonds. who was injured in the wreck on the
Sea Beach Railroad at Woodlawn. Labor Day.
while on his way to Coney Island. died to-day
A. the home OF his son. j. Wesley Edmonds 6O4
Kearney avenue, Arlington. Mr. Edmonds was
in his eighty-third year. and was retired
Methodist clergyman.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
1 Fear.


II fsar tc is growing cold"
Hero!Cally sh" struggled with lCr
doubts. He must uot see her weep Ia
any event.
u fear me he is growing cold" she
sighed.
Although they had been married bE' a
year, she knew that ~ he grew cold
enough he would make her 40 d0wn
cellar aud shake the furnace, and II
was not without an effort that he
maintained her at- OF insouciart lev ~.
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seems Obyioux.

From the Chicago TrIbuneD
Il can't understand why yegeta lies
are so high" said Mrs. Pneubride, who
was wandering about the market with
a basket on her Arm, but ] suppose"
she added, as a thought struck her.
some of them may have been raised on
one Of these roof gardens"
The evening world., 1895-09-14
PROOF IS POSITIVE
THAT LYDIA T.. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is Dali. Curing Ibnrknrhe. Dizzi-
ness. raintnc>,. IrrcGulnrity, and
All Female Complaints.

Intelligent women no longer doubt
the value OF Lydjd T.. Pnthnm's Ncgc-
ctable Compound. 1t speedily relieves
irregularity, suppressed or painful
The evening world., 1895-09-14

Since the Riverside Association baths 2ss Wes.
si1ty-ninth street, were opened. on Feb. 20 III.
place has been patron!Zel by more than Is 600
people. The bathing deplrtmen. Of this sssorla
tcn 10 the only one IN THIS country 20 provide
IA iites for the treatment OF diseases by water
at nominal fee to the pubi,. There is a fund
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Killed This "Charmer..

CENTERVlLLE la. Sept. H-wliism Prm-
mer, snake chsrmer. was exhibiting a rattle.
snake at the county fair last evening". lie tried
10 put the reptiles head in his mouth and the
snake bit him w his tongue. de died In ave
hoggA
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Infantry at Governors Island.

It 10 reported that the War Department is con-
sidering proposition TO convert Governors Island
into an infantry reg!mental post. so as 10 have a
large nurrb Der OF regular army soldiers within
easy access OF New York and Brooklyn. II is
said that the scheme is opposed by Gen schoheld
The evening world., 1895-09-14
Uterus Troubles
irregularity. sup

are dizziness, faintness, extreme las
situde, don't care" and want to be
left alone feelings, cxoitabillty. irri-
liability, nervousness, slecplcssness,
hntulency, melancholy, or the
blues and bachache. Lydia T..
Pinkham Vegetable Compound will
correct all this trouble as sure as the
sun shines. Tint
The evening world., 1895-09-14
INCOMING sTEAMsHIPs

ARRIVED TO-DAY
The evening world., 1895-09-14
THE LONDON STAGE.
Aurustin DAILY Said to Be in Dan.
ger Of Losing His Theatre.
Irving to Produce a French Play.
Trans ated by His Son.
Dr. JOncbIu declines an ONcr to
Tour America.

80 ''i''' ''' ~ ''''''' ''''
o''n current IN 'h'atrical circles Tor
some time that AnEustn baly was In
dangrr OF losing his London theatre.
ne Iast season was exceedingly as
hstrous from financial point OF view,
and the rent OF the theatre. S25.oH. Is
large ore for the limited season In
WIN" II u o''"'''d NY ialS company
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'tss'"' III MS We 'uf' 'h"t ne VIII PROV
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MI ana MIS- Neh"ai' VINO are now III
'he provinces, w'h Sooh Proau'e' Prop-
aolN AT tun' 'EuheE hruhuN ne" pay
Inc 'r"hh's' OF ineSe' some OF ihe
Nra'"a'' p"perS c"h "t'eh'l"h 10 'ne
Ihc'' "h''h u " hoP'd IL ho' omlh"us'
that IL was ~ piaS emitted mar
ity' py W. y. iilner'' that 'h' hehda's
''a"e "ire !a''"'' some twenty years
"k' a. we nay "'"' ne' '"e"'''' i"o
Ne"u"''' WIN ',S"" '''' "'"o" a.
h'i'hi'""'' nave 'huS lar met VIII" ou'
sca"t success
1rNinR's American Tour.
During his American tour Sir Henry
Irving will produce a rttle fairy tale OF
Christmas time, which has been trans
lated from a French play by his young
cst SON. Laurence Irving. The charac-
ters will probably be played by Maud
Wilton and May Witty and sydney
Valentine and Fuller Mcllish.
After a long ana d.ligent search Wee
don Grossmith has at last found piece
which he considers suitable TO him
self and the public. The new farce will
be placed In rehearsal at once and pro-
auced as soon az possible at the Naude-
vile. The resumption by MIR Grossmith
of managerial functions at this theatre
involves the departure of its present
teraht, fred Kerr. VINO. however, mas
','''e ans''''en'" LOT removing ine
Tb,ntv, .t tn. ,,prl,vi,, 80
..rbo pru,o.s pr,,r,ss" ,,,,. rrn,;n.
,bere
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,c, c,osc, ,n.,tob, an, Nr N,r,n, ,ho
,ar,..r b,s ,rr,nros , ,,,t;u,. 70
p,.e n sond.oY to tho c.,ebratea mimic
of tho day Of her denarture for the prov-
ince.
Jottie CoIlins s,ill remoins ot the Pal
ace. and has been extremely popular
I'm her new songs. "Gerty. the Gaiety
Girly.r "rhe Little Widow and .I
Went to Paris with papa."
The Trafalear Theatre rechristened
the Duke OF york's will reopen on
Thursday evening under the Joint man
agement of Charles Cartwright and
Henry Dana. The plav will be n new
comedy by Walter Firth. entitled THE
Advocate" ono nt least of the man.
ayers will have n prominent mart in
the cast. Gertrude Kingston will he
the leading lady and Lena Ashwell
Henrietta Watson. &. W Somerset and
Jack Barnes will also he included m
tho cast
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or A'e''' ''a'''S mas ii'aue o"e
'''o' '"". ioi '"' 'l''a
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Patents.

FORTUNE r. An HOuR-LIst 'Tuventiou
wanted ,' hand book FREE EDGAR TATE
COMPANY ga Broadway.
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For Sale.
Purchase and Exchange.

WtNTEp-Oid maEaZine size electro plates, read.
la- matter or illustrations, any quintity fol
Advertising scheme. Address Richardson, Isl
Pulitzer Buildins city.
The evening world., 1895-09-14
SHIPPING NEWS.


ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY
sun risps. 40 Sun sets. .61'M Moon rises /: oi
HIGH AND Low WATER.
AM p. ". NJ r.
Sandy Hook ........ 2.Ss $40 $50 g2l
Gov Island ........ 2Ss 334 ais 10 Il
Hell Gate ............ %5l 5.27 1917 II "
10 md New York local time add nInuleA
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Religious Notices.

ST BARTHOLOMEW PARISH HOUSE sO5-s E.
I2i ST. Priyer-boOk service and at 5
o'cl9'k z. NJ DR.. M.irsw will oficiate. Seats free
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-10-18
F. N. |. Items.

The F. N l. is gradually increasing in
its number of students. Among the new
scholars this year are the following !:
Misses Edith Wood, Eta Slicer, Anna
Roberts, Mabel Leonard, Maggie Glack-
i'll, Mary McNamee, Mary Haines, Mary
Ryan, Messrs Blaine Hartenstine, Eddie
Haines, Howard Wilson. Phillip Headley,
Clifford Robertson, James Muirhead,
Albert Snedley, Melvin Grason. The
teachers are counting on a fourishing
school in the winter and are anxiously
looking for the return of the last year
students who anticipate coming at an
early date.
The scholars and teachers of the F. N.
1. will go on geological excursion
to-day. The former students and
friends are invited to join the school on
this occasion. Will leave Rising Sun at
9 a. III.
Baconian Literary Society will be re-
organized on Nov. Ist. The presence of all
members and also those who feel an in
terest in the school is desired at this
meeting.