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Evening star., 1868-09-23
EDUCATION FOR wORKIxGMEN.

LDCOAIION FUN WORklNGMkN.
The hours OF labor for all workmen employed
oy the Government and many employed by
corporations and private parties, having beam
reduced from ten to eight hours day, there -
thus gain Of two hours out of every twenty
four, which the workman b at liberty to use -
he pleases. 1t has always been represented ~
the advocates Of the eight-hour measure, tnAs
the workingman needed the additional two
hours to improve his mind. We do not DOUBT
the sincerity of these represen tAtons, and We
firmly believe in the desire OF the working
people for mental improvement. But in me
case of a great number, circumstances are
adverse TO their entering upon any regular
course of study. Living in homes, comfortable
il is true, but crowded, the married workman
cannot always withdraw himself from the
sights and sounds incident 10 housekeeping g
with large fsrniiy in small house. which,
pleasant as they are sometimes, are not at all
compatible with collegiate pursuits. In the
case of single men, their boarding and 10 oiging
houses generally afford them but few fIcilities
for study. and where they lodge with fellow
workmen who have large families, any attempt
to educate themselves thoroughly would be a
pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. In
Great Britain where the condition OF the work
ing people is less favorable than in this coun-
try, they are now considering this very subject,
and Committee of the Society of Arts in re-
port on Technical Education in England, sug.
gests that the creation of lodging houses for
unmarried men, in connection with evening
classes systematically arranged, would greatly
assist young workMen IN their studies. Thus
each man mi ght have his own room furnished
as q bedroom and study. Meals might be pro-
vided in common halls at small expense and
regular evening classes might be held, the at
tendance at which should be necessary condi-
ton Of residence. A library, reading room and
museum would complete the establishment
which would thus offer to workmen some
thing analogous to the collegiate life Of the
great universities. VIGOROUSLY vicious con-
duct would be followed by expulsion, and stu
dents who failed to pass satisfactory examina.
tions would also lose the privilege Of residence.
The classes might also be open TO married men
and other non-residents on the payment OF suf.
ficient fees. Gratuitous instruction and board
might be gwen to a certain number of men in
the form of scholarships and exhibitions, and
certificates should be granted to all who pass
good examinations. Such are few of the
leading features of plan which might be
adopted wholly, or in part, in this country,
with great advantage to those working people
who might choose to avail themselves Of it.
Evening star., 1868-09-23

wrrI AND woMxs.-one of Brigham
Yourgs disciples, named Kimball, has been
trying to drum MP recruits for Mormondom in
Louis Napoieon's dominion. but the women in
La Belle France do not take kindly TO the idea
Of contenting themselves with any fractional
part OF a husband, and his converts are few
Failing in this direction, kimball has turned
his attention 70 vine culture, and acquired q
valuable fund Of information on that subject,
which he proposes 20 make available in Utah.
Evening star., 1868-09-23

NEW YORK WOMEN NOT ALLOWED TO Vorr
The Mount Vernon, Westchester county, New
York, female suffrage movement has come to
grief IN its ineipiency. Last Saturday we re-.
ferred to the fact that several of the ladies i'm
that thriving village, who were real estate
owners, intended, on tha; day, to claim the
privilege OF taxpayers and vote at a town
meeting, upon the question OF levying taxes for
improvements. The meeting was held on ST.
Urday evening, TO which taxable inhabitantss
were summoned, and many women were pres
ent. hlr. Law said he held In his hand a paper
signed by one hundred women, who own real
estate IN Mount Vernon, and he asked than the
names of those present be called with the roll
CT taxpayers. The roll was read, and only the
names Of men Were called Mr.. Wingate rose
In behalf Of four lady tax payers, and demand :
ed decision upon the question whether thsv
be allowed TO vote. The president decided
agaiIst the question, first reading the clause of
the Constitution which makes only omale citl.
zens" voters, and then reading from the State
Act Tor the incorporation OF villages, which
dehnes electors as being those authorized by
the Constitution. No appeal was taken from
this decision, as IL was held that the president
sat as inspector CT elections, and so the question
Of women suffrage in New York. under the
present Constitution, seems to be settled.
Evening star., 1868-09-23

The Ku-Klux are said to have INVADED New
Jersey. For some time mysterious warnings.
with The symbolic cords, dagsers, BLOODY
heads and collins, have been received by Rldi-
cal members OF the military companies, threat.
ening them with death, but no notice was taken
Of them, except as q series OF stupid jokes On
Sunday night, however, Lieutenant Bynner,
of Company ii, New Jersey Rifle corps, was
knocked down by slung shot in Kearny, and
when found was insensible. Near him was a
pistol, marked with Kv-Klux hieroglyyhics
and other evidence of the presence of the Klan
The police are now on the track of the myste
rious maIauders.
Evening star., 1868-09-23

. THf -FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, SPACIOUS,
II r5 FAsHIONABLR RESIDHHUcs
At the corner Of and Fifteenth strssts, contait
ing twenty rooms each. The location 10 the fnes.
design n 20 arranged and mihuteAy carried 4
that Tor comfort utility. and beauty, they cannos
solicited.
IEsy WIN be ready for occupancy on the nrst Of
.r''-' ~ g. p. BROWN q SON, 500
se le.lm nlg Ger. N. 7. ave. and lsth street
Evening star., 1868-09-23

physiologist Of note, who has given the
school system Of E" stuffing" considerable atten-
tion, places TO its credit crooked spines,
cramped chests, dim eyesight, weak nerves,
feeble Judgment crowded insane asylums,
fuller grave-yards, and ghastlier bereave-
ments.
Evening star., 1868-09-23

From Alfred Hunter we have: The Lives of
Horatio Seymour and Frank p. Blair, ,Jr-Cam.
pngn Edition. Phiiadelphia; T. b. Peterson
a Brothers,
Evening star., 1868-09-23

The master masons IN New York continue
TO meet twice week. but do no business ex-
cep, TO reafirn their ten hour resolution.
Evening star., 1868-09-23

The Democratic Con vention for the nomina-
tion Of candidate for Congress in the Fourth
Congressional District OF Maryland reassem-
bled al Frederick yesterday. 1t win be recol-
lected that this convention spent two DAYS at
Hagerstown in the fruitless attempt 10 nomi =
nate candldate-the struggle being between ].
Philip Roman, OF ALegany county, A. h.
Syester, OF Washington, and VIM. p. Mauisby,
OF Frederick. On the ninety-seventh ballot
Dir. Romans name was Withdrawn, and on the
succeeding ballot Judge Patrick HamiiI, of
Allegany county, was brought forward as a
compromise candidate, and received the nomi-
nation of the party. Judge Hamiu was a mem =
her Of the Legislature in lSi3 and Isii, and is at
present the chief judge of the Orphans Court
ofAiieeany County. He is a farmer, my years
ofsge, and a man Of much personal pop ularity.
Evening star., 1868-09-23
SOIENCI HAS TRIUMPHED.

Gentlemen may nov be cured By mechanical A.
the many diseases arfsiIe iron the unnSSurSi .,' ~
ton of the organs csased BY over iaduIsesoe or
cd. No medicine required. Approved by eT,,snt
rhySfcfsm: 1nfslfble I'm erect. a lsfe fnvensson'
direstions fer use, IN sselsd paskage, mon ths
reoe, 3 OF %. Send Tor scircuAI. '"'
Bly' Lock-box ie. washinaton' D.,
Evening star., 1868-09-23

The object ftbfs Association is to secure cash
payment within forty days after the death of .
member, Of 80 many dollars as there members
Evening star., 1868-09-23
~LICTURE ON ANNEXATION ~ &c,

S .
Annexation destined to bury our war debt and
taxes in mines Of gold and diamonds. The old
Congress Of Panama, originates by Bolivar Tor
the union OF all America and nearly successful in
the time Of Monroe and Adams. The falsehood Of
sscetic and gloomy Theories, and American pro.
gress in Arts, Arms, Philosophy, and Relision.
Lectures on the above subjects, which have been
r. ceiyed with much applause In some Of the prin-
cipal cities, will be delives ed at Woodwards
Building, near corner OF Pennsyly ania avenue and
llth street, on THURSDAY. FRIDAY, and SAT-
URDAY EVENINGS, the 2lth, 18th and 10Th in.
slant, at Is O'Clock, by kICHARD STUART Ey-
ANS, 1sq., author Of Witch Greek, the German
STUDENT, &c.
A band Of music viii be In attendance. Ladies
and gentlemen are respectfully invited. Admis-
sion free. Tickets for reserved seats 80 cents for
sale at Ellis Music Store aud Blanchard 4 Mo.
huns Bookstore, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
llfh street, and at the door. se 23-2ts
~OFFICE OF THE WAsHINGTON SKAT.
% ING CLUB,
No. 12s Pa. AvEyuR z, Sept. q, 1853.
The annual meeting for election Of officers will
be held at the Board OF Trade Rooms on MONDAY
EVENING, September q, ct s O'Clock.
se22-td ii A MOORE, Secretary
Sunday Chron. and Herald lit
Evening star., 1868-09-23

LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED
In every County and Tevn; and applications from
competent parties for such Agencies, with suitable
endorsement, should be add essed to the Company
General Agent, kOBERT p. NOAH,
No. 222 p st., bet l4th and 18th streets,
Washington. D. G,
seH-3m Gen1 Agt for the Dist Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1868-09-23

AADIIs OAH HAVE THHIB Ho0PeKIRTs
ALfkRED AND BEPAIRED % Obs. BAUnB
HOOftkIRf. CORSET and eHOULDER BRAOR
1AhuHACfoRr, - kouisaaaa svsnss, bstvss.
oh end 7th streets. m ua
Evening star., 1868-09-23

Having rented House No. % lin connection with
20 street. we are now prepared to offer guile q
numter OF very pleasant rooms, (sipgle and chm
munieating } with good board. The above houses
have both lately bet n put In good order by cIean.
tne. PAINTING, papering, &c.
Parties desiring to farnish their own apartments
can make aLbsral arrangement BY making an early
A. j. SWEETSER.
ee16-@ ~ Y3 aud 25 AZ street
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oe lbal bel ie!ne.G 9eiuh aut ten isenrltt
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@rlc uber9tben laitn.
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I'm SfeInfr Sd)Nset ciftjieltn glblGtsp ppn
9alt GeIIe. Ndaeem Ite tbIc sylrn,l In Der
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