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PkeyiD ASb GNiMpsoviD kEAL rs.

6hL6 vi u " u b
PPs9xnD AID UNiAPsovED kEAL rs
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Ooart
=: Of the district Of Columbia, passed In Rauity
cause No. $50. between James OnneY Jf. e
complainant and James Onner ,er ct al SO defend
ants, the subseriber will sell 1t public sale. IN
WDpnksDAr, the 30sn day OF October, 1859 ct
- O'CLOCK m. on the premises, part Of 10 n ,.
IN square No. ls1 fronting 10 feet II J, In hes on
North street, between sixth and Seventh ctr. q
wet. ana xtendipg back with thst width 80 feet
With On alley feet vide By 81 feet inch 20 TO 10
iSSs LIS d5T aSSs BY tw0'sory sRIok
:, And on IRIDAY, the n day Of October. 1859 ct
81 o'clock p. m, on the premises, the whole OF
LOT No. %, and parts Of LOTS noe q and 2S,
In square No SIS. fronting rs feet on so1tS
street By 81 feet on sixth street east improy I'D By
with Frame Kitchen and Brick stable aud Oar
.i.usted And spidiy imIroytps e. vai1s; inDfovs-
Terms OF sale: One fourth Gosh, and the balance
IN SIX, twelve, apd eighteen months, for the pur.
chaserS notes, bearing interest from the day Of
sale. secured - deed In trust upon the pre- Derty
9l00 OF the cssh payment each Piece Of properly
viii be required as soon - the property 10 knocked
down and IL the terms ere not complied with in
hvs days aer the sale, the properly viii DO resold
at the risk and expense of the defsulting puroha-
ser upon oBe weekb notice. An convsysncinR
and STAMPS e the cost Of the Durchaser.
CHARLES O. WALLAOH, Trustee.
U-2aW&ds GRBDN WILLIAMS, Apct,1
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DENTISTRY.

he. LOOMS HAVING IMPROVED AND
lentssd HE long established DENIAL
prepared. Nth the skill Of hong sXpert. V
ense, snd every poesfbis appliasce known 20 the
az 10 saySD every Requirement. - Mechanical
once SIS Psnna. ovVuue. oc7lm
DEL W. HkSR.FEfkJAfS1S5tL ,P!HrIsrs
n,ss x HssTish IA HIM ss; g, sSs
o. Pas. dssired Psn Nlksss Qzsds 6ss con,
We guarantee 30 ell shoos hoVlnG VorS doSe a On,
o0oc eeueIecu0n ~ every Uoxe9oulaP. no 10y
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LAR n IN ID

uAhAIBO.
FRANCE-JAMks. On Wednesday, the nth
Instant, az the residence Of the brides father by
Rev W samson, ID: D., Jos. b: rRAaUH,
"a. OF Washin gton, to Miss HANNAH r.
JAMES. dsushter Of Col, VIM. james formerly
Of Richmond, Va. No cards
WlrrER-HIEsr. On the 3Oth instant, at the
Foundry NJ =. Church. by Rev. DR.. Alexaadsr +
Gibson, JOIN WINTER, Of MaryIand to Miss
ALLIE =. HfhST. daughter OF the latA Rev, VIM
Hirst, OF the Baltinore d. =. Confefencs.
OPPERM4N-AU9EE. October 18th, BIZ Rev
Or; Gray M ntkICH L,Uls OPPBRNAN
and Mrs. nLiZABhrH q. AUGEE, both CT Wash
iDgton. No cares
DIED.
Moo CILLIN. October 10Th, In the ga year Of
her age; MARY ANN, the beloved wife OF W m. B.
McQuilt.u.
The funeral VIII take place In Baltimore co.u.
t..
COLLINS.
Her funeral will take place Friday the ma II
"a O'Clock D m in st. Aloysius Church The
nembers Of the sOdality Of b. v. II. ere requested
ade,rd- I----
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NOTICE TO DELlHoUEHrs.

Persons who purchased Lots in 1857 and have
payvhet 4. due before the day Of sale, the Lots
VI 3. decided TO them. Othefwi.e they vim be
seE.oat Brevet Major Gen.. CHIEF Of ordsnos.
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pR0POsALs FOE sEWER.

orc OF SEPriaiendeaf aad LaSpeciov NJ S,,..,,
t6S,rrqs.trays, toofways. ond Nse Busidisss.
s..Iss FOL so,c.s,. s iii & oes Isss
once, City Hall, until II 'clock m, esIDAY tss
feet aed one-half Inside disnsser .n sse TO- se
Issers. a I'm q sra ssh ysst g Be- provided 20.
vhsrevsr dsemsd necessary. The work 60 bs dcnS
nn1sr the Objection o. the nc ssd H.
srd pf co .. seer: the s1Ssn.se.ssscs Of sss
sessn sIlointed b. the Mayor.
vii ;::ts q Iics nsssl 100! or nsin :s.sr
bles. eroDs, ana nsnhelss.
Z: Z: i: !. ;:s. s,s
,cs.:s!:so b e.dOr'sd G,ssrSso;:l g. sever
oels 4 supsrsns.s6snt Of se1srs' xe
Pl0PosALs Eos AhoH CULyERf.
0eo Of Sspoistesde.s and Isspeeto, q, &c.,
CaryaseDeys tostrsss Ssd ks,c BWiIdisss
one 0y as until i 2. r sisss y;a g e: 6y:.
fhs 18th instant, for Constructing An ,nrnl,
vsrs A. TIE OF Twenty -Arst street xsst
VII ssress ,ersh. ~ accordance via pisu ana
Btdde.s .il stste the price foS the fu,, oor.
noi o. .4e vusert to the satisfaction OF TIE n.
Flu ~ "a Oh severn and Oommissioaer OF the
The Mayor reserves the right 70 re,set 49,,
o. PC ~ deemed Tor the interest Of the Corssr.t
Iose..ls TO be indos.d .propo..,. sor o.
- D.eh'' nrss and s'rs cs. !"
ocls lChrOpI supsrsn,sad,Hst = bliss bliss.
&S sUbsrANrlALP ANTS. YOR v6RK iva
w mkN-no satinet; ct
oe,.v a. sAKs CO.,
sl1 Seventh street.
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M. LIVE 3 pAYIs, pnHrAL AseOOIA
Ho. $50 PDNNeYLvAlfA AVENUE.
Between 18th and lSth ssroses

Ae charge Win b MADE for sxsxsssa>s vh~rs Ar.
uneial Teeth are inserted, sltko1gK he
PATIENT vim be REQUIRED % pay llos Shs0
VII 8. deductsd when tSs sseth are Ssas. N.
aaos,S4csaHon y noy R,slsrsd % Heks Teeth on
phie, and Boston lrtoes. An persons Viskine don.
t.i vork done can have 70 = cheap 9 il the sbovs
and best manser. and warra ntsd 70 dive sntirs
satsfscton. Persons Win do well 20 cSn ed ox.
anime our work before setting Il elsewhere. ~ II
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E1SHIEe TAGkLl e P1AI0DIl. 4e. eia
fsideee RsDairins Of Guns Lecks. and Bells do1
u the best manner otOhogt noe1co. Wyl2.
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- JACOB B0OL -
Rs; cv sP.sss : 2 BOOT 9 q I! AND sHoE

- street, between 10th ana nth Sta,
where he 10 prepared 70 make t. order SCOTS,
snOAe, ana GAIT HBo, at prices 20 suite the
TONERS give him q call, = In
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GkEAT BARGAINS AT W.
PIANO AND MUSIC sroRI, No aSI 1Ta ST.,
Their ns ss 81 nn sssI1 I ana
tents, inSiudioe s1esllsat second hsnd 9
Ysratory 60 commencfns . Oo-oDsystivs Piano
stors Special attention to Tuning and Repair-
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TALL eTYL1.-Aave your old style SIX HAT
II ssf 70 fashions bic shsDs g 4. CUi-~
IlEGHAAy Hat Ssctory, No. 346h Tn q. ,A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
POLITICAL.

A bill to provide for the organization of n
Bureau OF Immigration has passed the Assembly Of
Florida.
a bill has been introduced into the Nevada
Legislature for the protection of Chinese laborers from
outragcs at the hands Of the palefaces.
A frst-class daily and weekly newspaper is
about to be started at Denver Colorado called The Rocky
Mountain Press 1t is 10 be edited by Norman Mcleod,
and Is to be thoroughly Republican.
The legislative parties from ST. Paul, Mimi,
and Madison WIS., banqueted In grand style by the
authorities and citizens OF Milwaukee on Thursday, the
18th inst closing with ball at the Hewhan House.
The Daily Wisconsin is gratifed to perceive
that there strong probability that tho Legislature OF
Wisconsin will submit the question OF female suffrage to
the people OF that State The Hon. Matt H. Carpenter
the newly elected u Senator is strong advocate OF
the measure.
The bill in Congress changing the boundaries
Of Colorado include the OF the settled
portion OF Utah. creates alarm at Denver City, and other
points IN Colorado. They 10 think that IN such
event the control OF Territory for the present Mt
at least would inevitably the hands Of Brigham
Young.
The opinion Of the Supreme Court of the
state OF Florida as to the validity Of the election of
AbUah Gilbert TO helUnted States Senate rendered In
response 10 resolution OF the State Senate Is that the
Court considers the election Irregular but states that
whether It will he considered illegal and void not is
question exclusively for the United States Senate to
decide"
Tie Free Press of Madison, Ark, speaking of the
effects Of martial in thatstate, whole sections
that were but short weeks completely oyerrun by
bands Of outlaws and desperadoes now comparatively
quiet and once more the honest, industrious and law
abiding citizen permitted 10 forth and breathe the
pure fresh of heaven without fear Of endangerng
life, limb or property"
The question whether n convention shall be
held TO amend the Constitution OF Missouri Is still de-
bated at jefferson City II TO be quite generally
admitted that the Constitution requires amendment and
the question under discussion In the Legislature Is as to
whether that body will submit certain distinct amend
ments 10 tho people, or order Convention with power
20 remodel tho Constitution I'm such manner It's wis
dom shall suggest The ST. Louis Democrat strongly urges
a Convention.
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DIED.

BgTTs-Ou Sunday Feb A. after sbort Aness Wra Bette ,
esq William Belts in the Sab year Of bis ags
Invited "Wednesday the h inst q 70 oeecs
m Church Of the TrsBaguraon East F"en! nin'hst
Nfthaye without further notice.
CONNOLLY-On Saturday evening the l3s ast the va year OF
age short illness ben tAs beloved "e Of Hdmano
The relatives and friends Of the family et Invited TO stead
the funeral from her late residence no Al west
0eOef ~ I'D - between Eighth sns NnbsTes where
high Of Requiem will be celebrated The remains
Calvary Cemetery for nsrnsns Immediately s
the services -
COoL-suddenIv on Thursday H. Cynthia A., w' Of Hiram NJ
Coo. in the 43d year Of ber age ..,,.,.,, .,,.x
The relatives AID friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70 asse
the fnersl No. West TbysIths hoIbay the 'ta s's
GOELLBR-Aaer lingering Illness Sunday. Peb H. 1862 John NJ
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully 'e to attend
from his late residence @ h
ana Wednesday moEang the h ns1 az ~
without further notice.
McALLISTER-on Saturday night Feb - 1890 ia ri, city, Ms
ayEster sf CSlfoDs In the 6sth year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully inv 20 ns
the funeral services 81 Grace Church on ipesdT next ~ "
o'clock
ORDWAY-on Saturday at O'clock Mary PatnSge seeooa
daughter Of John A.. and Charlotte W. OrdSsJ.
ouILLIARD-A her residence in ROndoui y 90 FRIDAY rem ~
M Emily verpRck Quiad reliet Of TIE As u D Sa"ia'''
% ae IN I nsc from her late residence on Tuesday tie 18th
sALT-In JERSEY City on Friday r. Ear, l.. son OF william
Eenry Salt aged 26 years. months and days ,,,
the funeral from the residence hheT WashnonsL fusL
l.. L. Monday afternoon, at l o'clock
TH0MASA oboken Feb l5 Angelina Thonss widow oihs ns
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
the funeral from the residence other Ralph Thomas No. IN
Bloonhedst, Monday. Feb is. at2
wALLACEOn Saturday morning ysb 3 Thomas Wsa sfeo
CoRisrnsx CHAPTER I5 A. A-osce and CompssiOes srs
hereby notified Chapter Monday Fe H. 81
i o'clock 70 attend the funeral Of our late eSnpsnio3 ipos
j. wsilace. By order r. g. WILLARD III n
Y NJ. IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
TIE C1RRICK WILL CASE.
rup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE CASE.

TIE observation-disclosures OF TIE CASE.
The notorious Carrick will case came to ter
muaton Saturday by the rendering OF the decision OF
Justice Bedle. The has been romantic and sensa-
tonal one, involving some scandal, and not little
money and has been reported In THE TRIBUNE during
its progress Mr.. Carrick wealthy scochman,
manufacturer OF cotton Paterson and lived formerly
I'm EewYork with n lady whom he seduced from board.
ing school, and 10 whom he was not legally married ana
pie who knew that the lady was not really
his wife, and none would have believed from
children were not legitimate. As "old Bob CarrIck
grew years. he visited hts family less frequently than
his MILL and lattery IN moderately nne place In York
hoSSekeepsr' and from scotland 10 the Cataract City
cano dashinR high faluting maiden, who rode In his
carriage and kept his house. People whispered and then
gossped outright Finally robbers underworld TO enter
the house. but were prevented by tho timely arrival OF
tall young. but not handsome policeman who spoke yul'
ted the burglarlous attempt The old man was
Carrck was thankful Policeman Harry Jones. with an
English and German accent became domicied at
man was sometimes sent tho theater elsewhere;
old Bob" suinbered in his dotage and tho lady waited
robbers No robbers came, but In their stead came
death, ana took the old man away There were sunkry
their residence ut the manor house as Mr. ana
Mrs Jones. 10 subsequently transpred that they
mans death A viii was discovered. which
left 100000 TO the widow $4,000 to the policeman VINO
children I'm Ncw-York; 5000 10 niece 5000 70 faith
fu bookeeper and O. 900 each to some English relatives
But there also codlcil, made IN the last hours or
Mr. Carrck whereby Mrs Carrck Jones was to receive
$4,000 and Jones aud tho NewYork relatives nothing
The Judge in his decision ruled that the eodic having
no date and not being properly acknowledged, was IN
valid Therefore Mrs Jones receives 100000, ana tho
real and personal property, which Is valued az $4,000
The natural heirs the niece and Jones receive their eEa
ces according 10 the original will The Judge reprehended
Mrs Jones aud her husband for undue Intimacy before
marriage The matter Of the exhuming or MI. Carreks
omoc by his niece for dissection has not amounted 10
ANYTHING and will probably be hushed The relatives In
England and MIR. Carrcks mistress have already r.,
shed tho affairs or,r Carrck as the executors OF ms
brother TO whose heirs no paid the interest, but ala
NOT account for the principal Whether the estate Will
fully pay all the lcgacies determined and 1T is yet
doubtfui whether Jones will receive his $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
SUPPOSED CASE OF TRANCE.

The cases of suspended animation that have
been reported from various parts OF the country w'n
,.w vecks has been paraileed In this city. On tho
oeu,g ~ the lth inst daughter Of DIR. Barlow OF No.
All Hadson.st, most accomplished young woman ns
aged years, returned home from party, an INT in
few hours she expired The symptoms were tnose os
OF the heart and this was accordingly gwen Ms
the cause OF death the burial certificate inc iuhera
vas announced TO be held on Monday last. III was
ssrved however that tho flush occasionally Observable
90 time on the faces OF those VINO nave died from
aisease OF the heart did not pass away, and the
ndv ain retained certain degree Of warmth. con-
wIttIon ofphysicians held, they decided after i
Examination, of tho body, that the girl was dead The
oa|ents and gentlemen to whom the deceased WAS en-
pacd 10 he married. not satisfied however, and the
rse was aimed tho house Of the parents until Fr
dn when there being longer any doubt that life had
de1arted the funeral ceremony was performed and the
hody was deposited In OF the Brooklyn cemeteries
The affair created considerable Interest IN the vicinity
and many absurd stories have been told IN connection
with it, The above is however. correct statement of
this strange occurrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
TIE PERUVIAN IRoN-cLAps.

We learn from The West Florida Commercial,
published in Pensacola that the two
now living off Warrington Navy-Yard, performed in their
VOYAGE from the Mississippi to that point In manner
quite satisfactory their officers The greatest trouble
xnerIenced was want OF air. and the intense heat
which was a necessary consequence The Thermometer
while tho vessels in notion indicated as mini
num- 1909 of heat which ia to the least not very
agreeable temperature; indeed is stated that num-
her OF robust remen had succumb before the vessels
arrived M Pensacola III in stretch of little over 100
miles number OF rcmen were burned OUT II Is dlii-
cu TO see how the officers OF the fleet hope TO take
the rOneads TO their destination iuPeru Ii Is said that
parties are now here In New Orleans endeayoring 10 pro-
cure recruits for the OF the monitors ana the Meet
will leave for Key West the next stopping place. as soon
as these additional arrive. II the Peruvian leet
progresses rapidly IL las done since leaving New
Orleans the probabilities that the youngest caDlll
boy will be gray haired before it arrives at the
haven whore it will be, and Peru Will probably nave run
lie Samnt of Goyernments. N. D. pcayune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS

j. b. Darenport.-There is no complete edition Oh
Swinburnes poems. ,.,a;.
J. 4. Erdns-There are large quantities OF iand IN
Fiorida beonoin0 70 fine State and General Govern
mens The latter only is subject to entry under the
Homestead law. f
Il. e.. P.-British gum called by french inahulac-
tnrers Iejooonmel is made most readily by roasting
starch. Ordinary commercial starch. when spread in
thin layers on sheetiron, and placed in hot oven
where iistemperature can be for some tino
at 500 f., undergoes change which makes II COM
pletely soluble in water, thus forming broWn-
colOred liquid of sirupy consistence, having qalites
Intermediates between those of starch dissolved In
boiling water and gum arabic. II is used by calico
printers in mixing their colors This modification OF
starch is known in chemistry as dertiine because
light from left to right more powerfully than any
other known substance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
Revenue Tariff Protective T.

Revenue Tariff Protective Tariff Revenue Tariff
Having studied the above, and having seen howvery
carefully you had suppressed the calamtous revenue
years S and 1872 and then again suppressed the Won
derfuy prosperous period Of protection from 1s5 TO
ISS beg TO ask that you then read again the following
paragraph Of your report and most particularly that
portion Of 1t here given in italics, as follows:
1.-THE Commissioner is well aware that this opinion will
not readily accepted by those who have been educated
believe that the industrial and commercial prosperity
OF the country seriously affected by the legislation
which place during the years which elapsed from
1912 to 1896 But upon this point all Investigation shors
that the facts entirely contrary 10 uhdt may be regarded
as he popular belief ichich. indeed IN this particular
tro,ld dppear 10 be based e else than assertions
trhich remaining for long time unqeStt0ned hare
at last acquired the force Of accepted hiStor1cdl
truth. Thus, for example, IL has been constantly
asserted both in Congress and out OF Congress,
that the production of pig iron remarkably stmu-
lated under the tariff OF Si2Tisng from 10000 tuns III
1876 the same industry remarkably depressed
Now. these assertions may be correct but as you then
proceed prove by aid or carefully facts there
Is really not you would have your readers believe,
even a grain Of truth to be found among them.
In my next propose to examine the remainder Of the
years that elapsed between the passage Of the act OF 1916
and the breaking OF that rebellion OF which it
the real cause. Very respectfully, HENRY G. CAREY
The Hon. ID. A. Wells. Philadelphia. Jan. 2S, 1862
No7E-Layipg who'll, changes from 1912 to
1919 In the with view TO Increase their
y the appliances period including extensive shl
ton 81 hot Tor cold wou alone believed much more than ac
for the 10000 claimed under the head Of enagsmen"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

"A very heavy rain storm, accompanied
by vivid lightning visited the vicinity Of Savannah Ga,
yesterday.
49,. Francis McQuade, q machinist, of Iowa,
is under arrest In Boston, charged with making bogus
fivecent pieces
The first locomotive for the Duchess and
Columbia Railroad reached Fishkill Saturday An.
other engine is expected to-day.
"A three-yea old child of Saml Whitney,
resident of Auburn, terribly burned Friday BY
ignition OF matches which the child had in his pockets
when put 10 bed.
THE store of w. +. Stanw00d Mt Lewis
ton Maine was robbed by burglars Monday night OF
several hundred dollars worth Of jewelry and cutlery
No arrests have been made
joel b. Thompson. who was indicted for
the murder OF Thomas H. Bailey, by shooting him in the
streets OF Troy tho Goth Of January 1861 has been
convicted OF murder in the second degree, He VIII DO
sentenced to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
THE ICE ON THE HUDSON RIVER.

PEEKsKILL, Feb. 13.-An extensive thaw pre-
walls along the Hudson River, having noticeable effect
upon the ice Peeksk Bay is clear aud from thence 10
West Point ice visible From the latter place 10 Cold
Spring there IL heavy ice gore held fast by the in
the at that point Further North the ice broke
away this afternoon, and floating up with the tide closed
the ferry track at Ncwbnrgh cutting of the connection
between that city and the east shore, and leaving
OF the west side OF the river who in
tended to take the cars OF the Hudson River Railroad
The IN Newburgh Bay south OF the CITY, all moving
Above Newbugh large cracks extend from shore to shore
I'm pla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15

and that that presents nearly than any other figure
the quantity Of iron actually produced IN the closing
years Of that prosperous protective period my hrm
belief.
How the great facts compare with those small ones so
carefully selected by you shown in the annexed dia
gram, the heavy line giving before the picture pre-
sented by yourself in the following words:
Increase the production OF pig iron: In lsiO 3iOo
tuns; In 1915, 1876 OO0 In 1850. So. 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
ARIoN CARNIVAL.

The third carnivalIstic session OF the AriOn
Society came off at Germanla Assembly Rooms last
nioht and was all that that prince OF madmen Prince
rrvoI could have desired, both socially and pecunia
rily Tho room was filled with ladies and gentlemen
while "Der Kleino Rath," on one side OF the room
furnished the company with everything IN the Of
fun TO keep tho laugh gong. buresque on the opera
bonffe OF "Genevieve de Brabant" played. and
n as the chimes of the hour OF twelve had ceased 10
ybrate the carnival assumed its greatest hight, and
dancing became the order. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

The first Institute for the teachers Oh h,nss
Co.. Long Island was held at the Public scaooi puiuns
in East New.York The affair under the direct super
vision OF Commissioner Overbaugh Interesting anu
structiye lectures on grammar, geography . Go
reading and vocal music were delivered by Prols
tenden North aud Crukshank aSoped
tbsnlng Commissioner Overbaugh for his efforts IN Or
Sanznc and bringing the Institute 10 successful ISSUE