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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-30
ON the War Path.

We print elsewhere q report Of what
seems to have been a pretty spicy speech
by Senator FARNswoRTu at Clarksburg
few evenings since. There does not ap-
pear to have been any immediate provoca.
ton for this speech-nothlng else going on.
The occasion for 1t seems to have been
Of his own seeking; and therefore, IN
view, flnt, Of the circumstances of its
delivery, and second, Of the mattor of its
utterances, we conclude 1t Is an event of
some significance.
That all the Republicans who differ
with Mr.. FARNswoRTH about the ques.
tion Of suffrage should be denounced as
TRAITORS" is nothing new. That Gov.
STEVENSON should be denounced rs n
" traitor" Is somewhat Of q surprise. We
suppose Mr. FARNswoRTH regards him.
sclEas o representative Of the proscriptive
policy which was defeated at the recent
session ofthc Legislature, and that his oh.
jcct is TO put himself ut tho head Of those
who resist the proposed amendment to the
Statc Constitution, with view Of fighting
it out on that line this summer in the Con.
vcntion and elsewhere Whether he
aspircs to be nominated for Governor upon
this platform VIC can only conjecture, but
this speech looks like bid for it,
II has seemed to lis that unity and
harmony, are necessary to the success of
the Republican party Of the State this
Summer more than ever they were atany
tihlG IN It's history. We had supposed that
tlieswBe policy adopted by the RepubH-
Gun majority in the Legislature this win
ter, would meet general acceptance from
the minority who then resisted It. But If
they propose to attackit before the people
in the spirit here manifested by the
President of the Senate, neither tint
gentleman nor any other Republican
need waste much trouble on the Gov
crnorship. Tho liberal Republicans
of the State do not propose 70 be brow
beaten, and woare very sureswill not low
cr their flag All inchto anybody who has
no better reply 10 their arguments than to
stigmatizc them rs traitors" We have
no doubt II Mr.. FARNswoRTH and those
he speaks for must have war, that they
can be fully accommodated; but it is prop.
or the public should take notice who be-
gins il.
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Opposition to tho Funding Bin.

Opposition TO the Funding Bill.
The National Banks and private bank
crs Of Chicago, together with other mon
eyed institutions in the West, have sent o
memorial to Congress. protesting against
the passage OF Senator sHERMAE's Fund
ing Bill. They assert that tho legislation
proposed would promote "wido and gcn-
eral disaster" that the bill, in its present
shape, cannot be otherwise regarded than
as an attempt byal act in spirit, Mt least,
unconstitutional, to deprive arbitrarily, one
class Of citizens Of the rights Of property
which are held sacred in the hands Of 9TH
crs, or rs IN attempt virtually to Confscatc
u large portion Of the capital OF the ma
tional bank" u They furthermore submit
"that tue reservation oc,tho right ut any
time to amend. alter, Or repeal the net was
never intended to imply the right to
destroy the value Of the property OF cor
inntions or to legislatc unjustly against
it," This manifesto from the Western
bankers is but one of tho many evidences
of the wide spread opposition which is
entertained toward tho Funding Bill. Z
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HOW We spcnd Our Money.

From he lfISttrn .NoaLIlytor April.
There arc people who think 1t small
matter whether beef costs flftcen or thirty
cents per pound. What arc fifteen cents
Ia d lofty soul? But moro thoughtful per.
sons find that tho large results Of the life
OF II civilized community arc varied by
the size Of the fractions which arc inCcS.
sanity multiplied into each other. If one
makes II q personal question, ; 10 may be
laid down, as one Uf not more than three
or four rules for living, that one must know
lust how many cents there arc in a dollar.
Or, to take 1tr. MlcawbeFs version In.
come, twenty pounds; expenses, nineteen
pounds and eleven pence; result, happi'
ness. Income, twenty pounds; expenses,
twenty pounds anil ono shilling; result,
misery. 1Nkc yonr bills for any year, and
look through them carefully. The items
below one dollar are not only the more
numerous, but they make the largest
sum The trifles spent for post'pran'
dial cigars and like nAmeless elem
ents Of expenditure do not get into
bills at all; but twenty to forty per cent
ot-Our earnings dribbls out Of our purses
IN fractional currency. Most dtl IS are
Engaged in war with cents, and eternal
vigilance Is tho price Of liberty, Man.
kind viii never be agreed upon altst Of
necessities. But, though no general state.
mcnt Is possible, it is easy to set down the
necessities Of any people. With the mid
die class--a Cluss determined by means
Only-these prime wants arc meat, bread,
vegetables, fruits, coffee, tea, sugar, and a
few others. To this Il must be added that
house and furniture take one.third Of olIr
incomes. Clothing, fuel, service, and
items, take another third, are kept within
thtt limit only by n very vigfant rlRlage-
ment Of the bureau Of tho Interior. The
man who has a spendthrift Nt tho head Of
this office may as well 50 under nt once.
In short, not moro than one-third OF our
incomes can bp saved for the table; gen
eralln less is leN for this purpose.
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xLIst CONGRESS-
1 ga
sECoNp SESSION.
HOUSE..

rl
WASHINGTON, March 90.
On motion of Mr. scHENCK it was order
ed that all general debate on tho tariff bill
shall close tomorrow an hour, and'a half
after the House goes into Committee.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole, Mr.. WAslrBuRNE, Of Wiscon;;
sin, in tho chair, on the Tariff bill, and
was addressed by Mr.. MARSHALL mem
ber OF the Committee on Ways and Means
against protective tariff and In favor Of
free trade. H 4,
The House then took recess until
evening. y-..t ri,
EVENING SESSION. ~
Messrs. WILKINSON and WnsoN Of
Minnesota, addressed the COMMITTEES In
opposition to tho high protective tariff
system. Atter further debate tho House
adjourned. y, j
Mr.. CHANDLER, from the Committee on
Commerce reported bill to provide for
the better security Of life on board OF
steam vessels.
Mr.. CoNKLIN0 introduced u bill to pre-
vent and punish election frauds. Referred.
Mr.. SHERMAN, from the Committee on
Finance, reported o substitute for the
House Joint resolution dcclaratory Of the
intention Of the law relating to tho income
tax, which shall continue in force through
the entire year Of 1870, and so much OF
said taxes rs are not paid or payable
during tho said year, shall be collected
and pNid during the year 1871.
SECTION 2. Tint after the year. 1870,
there shall be levied and collected tax
Of 3 per cent per annum on the several
income dividends and salaries described in
tho preceding section Of this joint rcsolu'
ton, and in tho mode and manner hereto
fore provided by law.
The morning hour expired and the
CHAIR announced the committee report in
tho case Of General AMEs to be the busi-
ness in order. L.ts.I.
Mr.. SHERMAN moved 10 suspend the
present and all prior orders for the pur.
pose of taking up the resolution TO dis
charge the Judiciary Committee from fur.
ther consideration Of tho Texas bill.
Alter discussion tho motion was agreed
to- and finally the bill to admit the State
Of Texas to representation was passed by
party vote-ycas AZ nays ll.n7
The bill as passed Is exactly similar TO
the bill admitting Virginia and Missis-
Sippi smfra
The Senate then went into executive
session. a-.s'f
The doors were reopened ut t4:15.
8lr. CARPENTER called up tho bill aI.
lowing tho U. s. Judge for the Eastern
District of Texas to resign, continuing his
salary and providing for his successor,
which was passed. r. b.
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Maine, from the Com.
mittee on Appropriations, reported with
amendment tho general deficiency appro-
priation bill. .''
Adjourned. ......
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VARIETIES.


-fIcn.peck Is an Indlana postoflcc. :
Strawberries are in market in St
Louis. Ha
Madame JOnsuSCtor ia said to be word
100000.
r-ManchestOr, N. IL, prohibits smoking
on Sunday.
Tho March winds arc blowing the
dust about inlivcly style.
-Bostou pays more than one-third the
tax 6H Massachusetts,. = $50 1
Louisiana expects to have very
good wheat crop this season. II.
-Pere Hyacinthc, sccularized, is now
known as Abbe LoysOn. 2.yi. : a,s. =
The cattle disease prevails on the
west coast Of Sumatra, Java. Is =
The early death Of the King Of Prus'
sin is said to be expected. ....-,
Hon. Gasaway Sprightly is member
of tho Kansas Legislature. 90
The Morlaunt divorce case Is the
latest matter drainRtized In Paris.
AN Ohio man wants to bet OH lady
Congressman within three years. i.a
Dickens novels are being published
In French, in new editions. %
Three boxes rule the world-thC bal
lotbox, cartridge-box, and band'box.
-Ifst Patrick had lived until this year
he would haye been 14OS years old.
The Norwegians in Chicago have or
ganized q "WormslandSpolska Society,"
i'm Russian official ukases the Empe'
ror's name Is followed by titty-two titles
-Four lions belonging to menageric
were sold at Cincinnati, recently, fol
$4,000. .a.
"A Baltimorean committed suicideirc.
Gently, using quart Of whisky for the
purpose. le'H
The strawberry vines in some parts
Of California have been seriously injured
by frost. -:id UGl' NJ
The Partisan question Of tho day-h
Prince Bonaparte TO be tried by jury oi
his Plerresl "
The recent snow In Boston embargoed
the cars on some of the street railways, ,foI
nine days. aEI.+. ....5t
The Northeastern Railway Of Eng
land Is about To- establish telegraph sys'
tcm Of its own. w
Over ono hundred young ladies arc
estimated to be Ut present studying law
in this country. .'y
Tho New York Masons are to erect
IN asylum for aged Masons and orphans
to cost $5O0,00O.
Minnesota claims to have ice thirty
three inches thick and clear enough tc
read u paper through.
IA number Of gentlemen Of all politics
at Liverpool have subscribed for statute
Of Gladstone, y'.'h
Boston is again talking of laying ouI
u huge public park, where the citizens car
60 with their families.
"A coal-oil lamp exploded on u New
York street car the other evening. For
tundtCly, no one was injured, =
English billiard-players are making
radical changes in the fashions Of their To-
hlcs and the size Of their balls.
The Germans in Cincinnati have
started newspaper, which they facti'
tiously call the "SeruGbingbruh."
"A Montana sportsman has dlstin'
g,lished himself by shooting sky-bluC
rabbit without iOrelcgs or shoulders. Z
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The Latest News.
DEATH OF CEN. G. \. THOMAS.
He Dies Of ApOplexy at his Post in
m San Francisco.
San FRANClsco, March g.

SAN francisco, March sS.
For tho past few weeks Gen, Thomas
had enjoyed unusually good health. To-
day, however, about half past r. NJ,
while in his Office ut headquarters at
tending to his business, he was taken with
apoplexy which resulted in lis death At
9P.M. ."'t.f- ',' I
Generals Ord and whipple arc absent
in Arizona. Tho command Of the depart
ment, therefore, temporarily falls on Col.
Hough, Assistant Adjutant General. II
Reception of the News at New York.
NEW YoIK, March 90.
The announcement Of tho death of Gen.
George II. Thomas causes profound sen
sation in this city where he had many
warm friends 'r,s.a ,.'-.e||.5,' a."
Reception Of tho News at Washington
40 WASHINGTON, March 20.
The news of the death Of Gen. Thomas
occasions intense sadness in army circles
here A general order announcing his
death to tho army was issued this after
noon. Tho President addressed q tcle-
gram of coincidence to Mrs. Thomas nj San
Francisco. 1t Is understood that tho re-
mains will be taken to Troy, N. Y, for
and escorted from San Fran
cisco by the officers of his staff. aaoD
A P ublic Expression at Nashville.
NASHVILLE, March 20.
Amceting will bc held here tomorrow,
to express tho public sorrow for tho death
Of General Geo. H. Thomas. The national
flags at the Capital, and Stacey House,
are hung at halfmast In honor Of the de-
ceased. ..5 re obi
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MUST TAKE BACK SEATs-The CIarks-
burg Conservative, gives Parkcrsburg a
sharp rap over the nuckles, thusly:
The ISTELLTGEScER charges the Park.
orsburg delegates with selling out PArkcrS-
burg's Interest in the Capitol for certain
nominations to be made In the Summer.
The nominations In trade spoken Of are
that Of johnson Camden tor Governor,
and Gen. jackson for Senator. Whether
Il be true or not Is q matter which more
nearly interests POrkcrshurg than any
one else. One thing, nevertheless Is GER
tain, II will not do for either Of the above
named gentleman TO urge his nomination
for ann place, and VIC trust they fully ap.
nrcciaie this. The working Of Mr..
Camden must cease. HC isnot the choice,
nor will he be tho nominee Of tho party.
His placC, Just now, especially, Is In the
ranks, and not as Standard.hcarsr'
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FRANCE.
The Conspiracy against the Emperor
s..Pierre Bonaparte Coming
.HL'. to America.

y ''''o PARIS, March 90,
The conspiracy affair Is assuming more
importance. Orders have been issued for
tho arrest of 20 persons, including James
Mazaina, Felix Platte, Louis Blanc and
others not now In tho country.
The Journals Of to-day announce that
the, Emperor has requested Prince Pierre
BOnuparte to, leave the county, It Is re-
ported that, he will go to. America.
"a During the lecture Of Dr.. Turlien yes.
.tertlay, the students hissed and insultGd
tho Professor on account Of the deposition
made by him ut tho Tours in favor of
Prince BOnaparte. Dr. Tarlicn was
Obliged TO quit the hall. While retiring
'ho declared that he should resign his
chair, and the announcement was received
with braves l'
II. Tibolli, a political prisoner ut Cy.
cnnc, llas been set free, and Is expected in
Europe at an carly day. Lclru Rollin has
arrived IN Paris
The police have made q doniCiliAry
visit TO the residences Of Louis Noir, Bar
rbieux, and Gins. Hugo, editors Of the
Rltppdel, who, have been prosecuted for
articles, aud on trial ut tho Tours.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO 500

WTANTED-AGENTs-$76TOS TO 5000
w per month, everywhere. male and female,
10 introduce tho GENUINE IMPROVED CoNNoH
SENSE FAMILY SEw1N0 MACHINE. This Machine
will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt cord, bind braid
aud embrOlder 10 4 most superior manner. Price
only $lS. Fully warranted for Avo yCArl We
will pay 5000 for any Machine that win sew
stronger, moro beautiful or mora 0laatIc seam
than ours. 1t makes the ''ElAAtlc Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch can bO cut, and still the
cloth cannot bc Pulled apart without tearing Il
We pay Agents from EI6 10 $500 per month and
expGnses, or 4 commission irOm which twice
that amount can be made. Addresa SECOND d
CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass., or st.
Louis, Mo.
CAuTIoN-BowRrc Of all Agents selling Ma.
chlnes under the same name o. ours, unless they
can show Certificate Of Agency Elgued BY Us,
We shall not hold ourselves responsible for
worthlGsR MAshlnes void BY other parties, and
shall prosecute all parties either selling OF using
Machines under this nAno 10 tho full extent Of
tho law, unless such Machines aFo obtained from
ua or our Agents. Do not ha imposed upon BY
parties who copy our advertisement and cireu.
lara and offer worthless Machines at less prlc0.
mAFl-OaW
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SPAIN.
4 NIApRIp,

-T|""- T----T 4IIENI7IkEUI 411R3t VI VT
The Count of Java, whollcd from Spain,
q year ago, ailer having killed Scnor Alo-
zoga, In duel, has received indulgence
from penalties incurred, md Is expected
back soon. 1t is generally supposed that
this was done to pave tho way for Indul-
genoa In the cAsc orthe Duke Of Montpen-
sier, who recently killed Don Henry, Of
Bourbon, In o duel. The Duke Of Mont
pensicr, however, has remained in Madrid,
since the duel,
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The committees appointed to lnvesti.
gatetlle gold conspiracy intends, 80 it's
reported from Washington, to ait in per.
petuity "for the purpose OF protecting
members of Congress from bribery and
corruption. Benevolent COMMITTEES
Happy Congress! But alas, in this wick
ed world some serpent always insinuatcs
itsclfin the Completest Eden. And So
who will watch tho committee! What
shall protect" tllGm against bribery and
corruption2"
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CUBA.
NEw YoRK, March 90.

nos Anew 1ORk, AIatch aV'
The Diaro la Marina, u Havana news
paper, says that the insurgents Of Camn.
quny have under control more than two
thousand leagues square Of territory.
Therc aro in this island only 1904 mari
time leagues square Of territory, so TINT
there remain In possession Ofthc Spanish
Government only 1904 leagues, ffUm
which, If this country was held by the
rebels between the villas and the Eastern
department bc deducted, tho remainder
would show that tho CubAns held actual.
ly moro than two.th;rts Of tho whole ter.
ritOry. .l
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EARTHQUAKES IN ECUADOR.
A Terrifying Volcanic Emissions
Sudden DiSappenrHnce Of a Hill.
10,.,,,.. NT,,,I, y

Much damage has boon done in the vi
cinity of Quito, in tho Province Of lm6a-
bura, and In many other places by earth.
quakcs. On tho Cd ofDcccmbcr several
shocks were felt, ind on the 18th, Contin-
ucd shocks were felt from noon till morn
ing Of next day, when shock Of cxtraor.
binary violence occurred. "Thc inhabi-
tants,n says the Panama Mail, "wcrc ter
rided, and rushed from their dwellings,
fell on their knees, and implOred for mer-
cy. During tho latter part Of the day l3
distinct shocks were felt in Jipijapa, each
one being accompanied by a violent wln'l
storm. On the13th Of December another
terrific shock WIS experienced. Several
times since many shocks have taken plAcc,
but none created great alarm, until the Cd
instant, when there was one OflInusual Sc
verify ut about midday; but the most ter.
rifying one Of all took place on the Sd In.
slant, iwhen between Pcdcrnuls and Cabo
PasadO the earth was seen TO open and
emit hillock Of stones from 30 to 40 feet
high. Behind or near the spot where this
occurred stood m earth hill about 90 feet
high, which suddenly ind entirely disAp-
peared. Around the ,bs.e Of the hilloCk
b d circular pond Of salt water, and for n
long distance surrounding that the earth
which before was hard and solid has be-
conc soft md spongy. The inhabitants
Of the locality have become positively ter
ror stricken, and no Inducements will take
them within very long distance of the
sDot."
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March q.
FLorR-FIrmOr and more active at q 1904 70
tor spring extras. ... s,IIrf
GRAlN.-Wheat-FErm and X@kc higher;
Uales No, at SIC; No. 9 at T6{1T7i{c for regular
and fresh receipts; closing steady and tirm at 76A
761c for regular; this afternoon No. 3 heavy at 1o
676Hc. COrn-Firm; cloSIngat Tic for no. :,
and 7Oc for no grade. Oats-Plrm; No. . closed
steady at 31AC. Rye-FIrn; closing at E8K6G7Oe
for regular aud fresh rrceipts. Barley--Dull at
b0668c for NJ. g . U,fs
llo9s-Tolcra6ly active and 1O0isc higher;
IS 1909 10 for fair to choice. -
CATTLE-Fairly activO and shade easier al
81 1S9b6 12H for common cows TO medium deAhy
shipping steers; 50 GoG5 30 for good to choice
be6YCs ... r|rn.. .'-
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New YORK PrOduce AIarket.

ss NBW YORK. March -,
CoTToN-QuIet and rather heavy; 1900 bales
sold at sake for mlldllng uplAndS. .t
FLouR-ClosGd trlhe better on sound low
grades and extra, with moderate export and trade
demand.
GRGTN.-wheat-Du and scarce 20 arm; No.
2SprInR 81 076Dl u; winter red and amber veSt.
cru 81 291I 70. Rye-SOminal. 0AtA-Dull Rt
6SKc for western III store, and 61@6ac for Ohio
aa0at. Corn-Qnlct and frn at 81 OS81 O5 for
new mixed, and II 0S@l 90 FOL, yellow western.
Provisions -Pork-Dull; seller mess for ArH.
val at $98 90; April $96 81; May $28 80; buyers
At $40 IS for April or May. BccE-Quiet and
steady, Cut McAlA--In moderate request And
steady. Bacon-yCry quiet. l....l
LARD-SOminal at lIjI6liSc for prime Gtoani.
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CoLUMuUs, March 20.

.... ........ SOhOsAbSSf IAtsASA Nu'
The Senate to-day adopted resolutions
of respect for General Thomas, and then
adjourned.
In the House m effort was made to sus.
pcnd the rules 50 as 70 introduce resolu.
lions Of respect but 1t failed, as the motion
required two.thirds vote to carry. The
Democrats voted against tho motion.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March y.
FLoUR-Dull and weak; western suporAne al
8 656S 90; extra at $ 1905 70; family Ut % 900
go.
81 291l 80: choice Maryland at $I45. Corn
Steady at O5lD97c. OAtR-Dull at GIc. M
PROvISEONs-Firm at yesterdays prices.
WHEsKT-Quigt at IKE for wood bound.
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Accident In a Pennsylvania Coal
Mine..F0ur Lives Lost.
SuENASDOAH UrTY, March

SHENANDOAH CrTY, March ~.
A terrible accident occurred at the coal
mine orRichard HCclIshGr near this place
this morning. While four men were des.
ccnding tho shaft to commence work tho
ropc broke prccipitating them to the bot
tom, over sixty feet. AL wore instantly
killed. U. >
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THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
WHEELING. \


WHEELING. w. VA.
Lale MoundsvilIc Female semlnary.)
EESr HS, " " sHE1sSS If54oS,xI HUFcnN'' Principals.
Miss II. L. BONnAM, Vice Principal, LIZ
Miss KATE S. MONTAGUE, Principal PrepSra.
tory Department. 'N'
MKS. MARY JACKSON, OF Weston. Matrou.
Assisted by full Corps Of Professor and
Spring Term opens APRrL 9Th; closes JuSE OOth.
DESIGN.
Tho design Of tho Institution 10 70 furnish
thorough and systematic course OF instruction
for young ladies upon tho plan Of University III.
structlon, each department Of learning being
complete within itselr, thus enabling young
lady TO select her own course OF study without
being restricted to any fixed routine OF classes,
requiring certain number Of years 10 hnlBh;
but, In opposition to this, young ladies who hGyO
advanced further In sOno studies than others,
can can have So 6o9ct S tse % Sr1s5 SsSnTc@S1s
more schools perhaps. In tho course or Que year,
after which time, they may bring up, with greater
np!dity and success, other studies.
NusIc .,.
Young ladies who hAvO acquired considerable
proficiency upon tho plano, and who may wish 70
prosecute the study Htill further, can bG furnished
With advantages Tor mastering thlG Instrument.
Mrs. Hutchins will givo her perAonal attention
to this department. '1I
Other schools embrace thorough instruction In
the following directions, via:
4idthe1ldilcS, HlEt0ry, ellES.LettsTS, Natural
HlStory, PhydoaI SeiRHoe, ChFtFttdn Science, An.
ctent and Modern Languages and FtRS ArtS. ~.
The Academic Degrraa arc conferred BY State
authority, and arc ls follows, namely:
MiStretf Qf Ehg'tth LtterGturG-Threo yOArI
course. |'
MlStres Of Artg-Four years course.
.HlSire&S Of MLho-Two " three years.