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New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
NEW JERSEY NJ E. CHURCH CONFERENCE.

TRENTON, n j., Feb. 2S.-The New-Jersey
Annual Conference Of the NJ f. Church met here TO-
day About 100 preachers and officers we're present
The Conference opened With the Sacrament OF the
Lords supper and short address by Bishop Ames VINO
presides The Rev Isaiah ID. King appointed Sec
retary with FIVE assstants The Committee on sabbath
Dissertation made a report. small amount collected
IN mid of the sufferers In France directed 10 be re-
turned 10 the church made the contribution. the
snergeney having passed The trustees OF the Vneand
Gamibary reported that $500 bad been contributed
mainly by minister's conditional upon the completion of
.tc sum OF $4,000 The persons the supernumersry
st were continued. The Elders in the Trenton and New
Brunswick District were examined and the Standing
Committees were appointed As far the reports were
red the work the various appoint looks
well all over the district. Last evening large meeting
OF the Church Extension Society was held at "hlch al
dresses delivered by the Rev H. T. whitaker ahu
the Raw MI
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29

the Royal Alfred Tbester Tho cast Includes MIR. Her
mann Vein. Mr. T. swinbourne. MISS Evelyn. and Mr
The Directors of the Crystal Palaoe Company have
fixed the lat Of May for grand national fesv IN oele
of Waes: and have commissioned Mr.; Arthur Sullivan
20 compose Te DeBa for voices ana orchestra TO be
performed the largest the center Ean5ept
that day
THE PARIS STAGE.
Mr.. Alexander Dumas has announced that
there are no men OF letters anywhere outside OF France
There is no man OF writing the English language,
are glad to believe who would disgrace himself and
Insult his kind by writing such nasty comedy "a La
Princess Georges" over which Mr. Alexander Dumas is
Paris letter SAYS: The project building ave or sx
Theaters together IN row. in the same style as the old
Boueyard du Temple Is more mentioned and favor
aly received The Forte saint Martin being destroyed,
and other large theaters playing only comic opera and
Sc EmbigI%where Ultimate drama fnds home
that there every probability oil the plan being full
Turearct" by Sage, first acted in 1905 be
at tue Theatre Francais.
The Theatre Parisian has been closed
The Theatre Italian is be reopened under direction
Of NJ Verger brother OF the welknown baritone and NJ
thought, will begin in March. Engagements win be
offered to Mines Alboni Panco, yolpn Mile. stoltz and
"Lisc Tsvernier" descriptive Of the startling adven-
lures of unfrocked nun; is enjoying successful
Gle called Les Mechabees" by NJ Franz Beauveet with
music by Henry LitOf
tane," by Edmond Gondnet, at the Theatre Francais
is contested The main idea OF The actOn Is the legal
subject forms the plot OF 5crbes "An0ele: Pere ct
Ia Fae" the plot of which resembles that OF "Chris
tiane."
1t is stated that a rag-pcker who was at the same
time dramatic author has just died. at the age OF 75
in extreme poverty leaving behind him about $50 manu-
script plays Two OF them only had seen the light
1925 and the other in 1884, His favOrite theater
the Odeon where less than 60 OF his pieces had been
refused.
The New Porte Saint Martin 1neater is to built on
the of the edice destroyed by the Communists,
and the works have already commenced. The facade
viii be supported by eight enormous columns, the
cOlOnnade being preceded by kind OF terrace,
spacious and double broad staircase will lead to the
fret balcony, other flights condnOting from the first
tier TO the upper galleries.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
PERSONAL.

P6re Gratry, the French theologian, died
recently st MOntreux. Switzerland. He was born at
Lille March 3O 1906, and admitted into the Poyech
nc school in 1926 Seven years later he embraced the
ecclesiastical career and In 1876 appointed Chaplain
OF tho Superior Normal School. In 1868 he was nOmi
mated 10 the chair OF Evangelical Morality ut the Sor
bOnne. His theological works procured for him the
honor Of q seat in the French Academy BE maintained
q controversy during the Ecumenical Council with the
late Archbishop OF Paris, but recently retrsced the
opinions he then held
Asingular old lady was the late Betsy Williams,
who recently died. and left her whole estate to the City
Of Providence the value Of said estate being estimated
at t2OOOOO She tidy, that she compelled all her
visitors take of their shoes. She thought George
Washington and Roger Wilhams-the last-named being
her ancestorhe greatest that ever lived and mona
her guests permitted 20 sit IN presence OF any
OF her numerous portraits Of the Rev Roger not one OF
them being presumably, the least authentic. The re-
igious belief OF Betsy extraordinary even In this
age OF miscellaneous faith. She maintained family
altar upon which, every morning after breakfast three
inverted cups placed which she called The Trinity
OF Holy TeaLeaves" and these she consulted for gu
hour daily Oracles Not clearly Of "a sound and ds
posing mind" most people would say and so say her
lei
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
SUICIDE IN A RAILROAD CAR

AS the p. III. train was leaving Paterson
for Eew-York yesterday, young man about IL years
old who was sitting OF the Drew pistol rroo
his pocket placed muzzle against his night ear ana
discharged the contents scattering his brain In every o
retion The train was instantly stopped. and hcSed up
10 the depot where the body was taken Ia charge oy d.
* Dunning station Agent large number OF p'r7'NA
viewed the bodv but no one recognized II. Tho YOUNG
,an Wa annarently a Hebrew. In his pockets were
found piece OF paper, evidently Leaf from large
DauEbook. on which written. paul Balitti' a
nneIyembroidered cambria handkerchief yellow SIX
scaff large white handkerchief, several revolver cart
ridQe- Niho's Garden programme an order "i uaens
~ ~, trnigchterchOT printed III German. poohot
fgbct on which was writton "PAul' ~ Lurh.lDls y.
hand. and card with he names Lr Dayid "GiuIra IT, !,
neither money nor railway tcAoL A1o tiaS1i AS> -"'Oo
barrels, tud uIIlI Iuc ~ ptbb9sh
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
DIED.

CARNAN-Csthane wife Of Jane, C.sn the s7h .gri
Funeral services 1t
o'clock ThHr'd 9th INST Remains ~D b. taken TO hos
Rochelle for nterIsenL
COLLIBR-Ou Wednesday t3h inst Elizabeth, sifO- Of h.
Collier, aged ~
Relatives and n ends are
Thomas Colle III West Esvonthst Friday. asos
l. at O'Clock p. IN
PARMELEB-At Nevburgh 27th john Psnse at
Psns and relatives are invited to attend
deDee Gsndst Sevburgh FRIDAY afternoon merit
O'Clock. without further notice
RASKTN-In Brooyn Sunday evening Se5nn daughter %
John and Margaret A. Rankin. IN her tb year
Friends respectfully invited attend the funeral Ihur a
2p. u, from 343 Cbnton-st without further noice
SCoPELD-On Saturday the cath insL, william H. Soaea u 4s
city in the roth Of his age
The YES and friends bis Oasaas ssn r.
Rogers Mason Collins and Henry Day respectfully inv -
CThursAy) o'clock without further inTltAO
saRRMANAt Milton n rha day the 2h inst. PhlAacpas
Sherman. widow Of he late James Sherman IN he ~n year
Fuuer on sixth day Third month March SOeG
sKILIs-At the residence Of on-naw, li5 BuOtplscs
Wedneday 8h February simeon u SAAn IL 'ae o'tA
Puner,l services vii be held at ReisensI
st. and Fourth ave. Brooklyn Friday the Is. Of naTca
O'clock D M RelaIes snd friends are 'o'.ed 70 "~Sa 'ss
Alspte-aye cars from FULTON Feff7. rHsa 80 -
WiSsLoW-ou Tuesday, Peb after lingering dlaess. Ana
Margaret Emily NinslOE ,
deno OF her sister T. Cobb 1t horroSn Nessey %
FRIDAY March o'clock Trains leave loot d barclay soS
ChusOpher-sts. al u N
wOOD-At Finishing L. T. on g Inst Herbert g. son %
Marsnna NJ. and stephen Woo j.. AGED IA monihA , ,,
The relative, and feud family invited 10 aeud th iln.r4
from the his fater hsds0nye Flushing 90 SrS y
Third month. L;, az o'clock p
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
FOREIGN NEHS.
FRANCE.


NEW EUROPEAN ALLIANCE REPORTED
FRENCH OPINION ON THE ALABAMA CLAIMS
THE WAR INDEMNITY.
PARIs Wednesday, Feb. %, 1872.
The Patrfe asserts that the mission OF Prince
Frederick Charles OF Prussia who is Rome. ia to
bring about an alliance between Germany. Austria. and
Italy.
Diplomatic authorities here confident that England
will finally admit the competency OF the General Board
OF Arbitration to consider the indirect claims II Is an
tcipsed that the American reply will be quite as con
cillatory Earl Granville's note.
The German Government has notified to the French
Minister OF Finance that II Will accept the anticpatory
payment Of ss2o0000o OF the indemnity with dis
coun. OF per cent N. Pouyer.Querter will Immediately
pay the amount. thereby saving s4ooO,OOo.
Three Inenofwsr have been ftted out TO cruise
IN the British Channel. to guard the coast against
BonapaTtist expedition.
An er -Prefect Of the Department Of Euro has been
tried for msappropriatng $4,000 contributed by the
Lancashire operatives for the relief OF France after the
It ia ruored that the Prssian ambassador at Paris Is
negotiating with the French Government for the return
OF the Polish emigrants. The Count de Chambord was
hissed By the pOpulace at DOrdrecht NJ il. Fournier
has been nominated as Minister to Rome.
The Assembly has rejected bill the object Of which
to commit the Chamber 20 the movement for the
payment Of the indemnity by voluntary subscrip
ons. During the debate. Minister Lefrano showed that
the subscriptions we're insufficient.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
HEAVY CLAIMS AGAINST THE NORTH MIS-
SOURI, RAILROAD.


SOURI, RAILROAD.
Sr. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. 2S.-Wilham HOge of
New York filed declaration In the United States Court
to-day against the North Missouri Railroad Company
setting forth tnat October and January last he OBJ
saned TWO judgments against said road amounting 70
$4,000; that execution issued aud returned, n'
orsed THAT no property could be found which could be
lvied on and sold under BE further declares
that the Rogers Locomotive and Machine Company OF
Sevy.Iersey. George Howard and James Low Of New
York George D. Humphrey, f. H. Fox, and the Boat
mems Savings Institution OF 81 LOUIS oDtaheI Juus'
ments against the road in october and January az
eregatng 81 900 ISs, which unpaid The eompalnalt
prays for decree ordering the sale OF the road ana al
fts property suction in this city, and tnat the pro
eeed Of the sale be distributed by the Court among the
tndgment creditors in accordance with their legal
rights an the resdue any be held for further orders
by tho Court . D., - .o no sazed
at gtOn IN that county the machne shop 10y W
bridge material aud several cars Of the Missouri Pacne
% t hon. and other property at Pacific City be-
iongng TO the road; also large lou o personal
rropeTty belonging u the Atlantic and Pacnc Toau a
The same place. and on the same account.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

-. The health of the Emperor William is i'm
proving
at Salt Lake City
" Baron Won Ofenberg, the new Russian Minis
States lea ~ Peerburg for this country
WIN B. Castle, one of the most prominent
wealthy Cleveland and Peadent Of Se CuyaaogA Furnace
Company, died yesterday.
Joshua L. Chamberlain President OF Bowdoin
College has been elected by VOTE n1IOrsnss
Of be Volunteer Militia Of Maine.
49,. Bishop Stevens of Pennsylvania was present at
the ThakSQvng Pauls Cathedral London uesiA
bis full ecclesiastical robes and Tho recipient OF
especial houor frouh his brethren in the Church
- The Judges and officers Of the United States
supreme Court body the funeral Of the s
OF the Judges olosk
and who had charge OF the department since 1913
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
NATIONAL sryDAY.sCHoOL CoNvBSrros

PrrrsBURGu, Penn, Feb. 28.-The Executive
Committee o; the National Sunday School ConVenuca
met here to-day, 70 complete the arrangements ior .se
National Convention to bc held in Indianapolis hpri" "
20 10 The resignation OF Dr. Esgeson, Chairman OF th'
Committee, having been received. the Rev. H. CtJ
Trumbul was instead full programme for ths
Convention agreed upon, and subcommittee ~
pointed to carry the details OF the arrangement All
delegates expecting TO attend the Convention we're r
Guested 10 send their addresses to Edward B. Field sb
Indianapolis before April l. stating what bodies theJ
represent. and ii they will receive entertainments.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE QUEEN GOING TO GERMANY-RI0r IN IRE
LAND.
LONDON Thursday, Feb. 29-5 a. m.
10 is reported that Queen Victoria is going
to Germany to visit daughter the wife OF the Prince
Imperial The Lord Mayor to-day presented an address
10 the Prince of wales.
There was some rotng Killarney to-day, on the ar
rival Of the Member Of Parliament Kerry. The mob
commenced to pet the police with stones, when the
Blot act was read and the police prepared to charge
with fixed bayonets. The crowd was finally dispersed
and order restored. Nobody seriously injured
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
POLITICAL.
KANSAS.

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ABOLISHED IN THE HOUSE.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Feb. 2s.-The House passed
the bill, today abollshing capital punishment. The
Senate passed the bill for registering all bonds with the
State and Auditor Two hundred aud twelve bills have
been introduced In the House 12s in the Senate and
others still coming Yesterday the last day members
draw pay. and many say they will 20 home on satur
day, adjournment or not
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
A MIssOURI VENDETTA.

ST. LoCIs, Feb. 2S.-6eOrge Webb was shot
and killed. and james AID and David Hamiltree
wounded ON Saturday last In sn anrsy at Salem
Church. hve miles FROM Independence. $40. It appears
that bitter family eud existed between The Webb and
Aid families both belonged 10 the Salem Baptist
Church. Ort made 10 settle the trouble through
the influence Of tho church. with tins view meeting OF
the respective friends or the family ~ss held ON 5atur-
day aud while efforts nuE ~ heal the dineren-
ces between Aid and Webb. few angry words were
spoken whereupOn Webb shot and wounded one OF AIDS
brothers In attempting atop tne light which ensed
David Hamiltree was wounded aud Webb Killed. thu lat
toC receiving seven bullets In his hody
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
5peclal Notices
>icoI. DayIdsou &, Co., $50 Broadway.
CHINA GLASS and sILYERPLATED WARE.
,ukss FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. hGnsonely decorst

cu,n, ~ ,SS - VRR aT'FD "
conos.s fRESGH cHiSA DINNER sBTS deeOr.t.
aHF FS Esd irs TqT Sssrs s y y 20 pr T
DEC6RGTED ENGLISH DINNER SETS. 90 per So
per doen; Teaspoons, . per dozen; IvoryHsDded
xsp.uch porsn decorated to order s the bsh.s, y. u ss
with Cresi,. aOnogams Flowers fnnS. or Coor
-eheaek's PHmoIic syrup sea-Meed Tonic; Tor tc. asa
there but thugs do to make tbe lungs heal
for %Ssu tie lungs are SssHs iSs BODY Easing
,he So@ssh and liver are loaded slime and
,S y, s % fs S c. lssoo f ,i % @ he d Sa les De
aud .po saa Of "'hoOi Soan~Alng Ihe ,,rs
e,v os hi, .iae The sEAWBgD TONIC very pleasant
liant which directly amer eating anise' with Toe ta.'ne 1
:s a S, ] ~ h sSUIiSsSoSS SSrP 'a' Ss 5 oo a i
si @ s1S @ 3; f. e siSs SS a. ;s's
. .y Ssaa % ran IA se,h The ,SSna 'Sss Is psas
-, J. raP oo "a pa & sy g., vel It Is @FSS; -.S % Gs -.
rns .bous Fron Oasse thsy The house ta.y
%.1 .nts TI % siI. s dT % ~. sS 90 s a.oa The SiS
To Ss sR I s :a Il: t. VI %u.1 ere months & III
STATE where the temsears regular and not subject .noe ,..
prs points eOmsad good hotel being 1sp. the ternss
ages OF the after places are aso 'seS .. % T S es "1,
s "a. dc 1s sn s s s more & % & sSs he a.Ss
prunray oes,sd bqlSi1s ns.s ss .pras. q
A. ny soo or ny.sh can oe o0saes re- o. sa.sn = 81. -
sCHESCKs s RRSPIaOMHTER .sh.s.i Ne
10 uSsIss. Ss. taa e S1.s s. : :s s
cared sos this they must expect 70 sno~ 'hy
bv tbr ReapirometaT.
Full remedies that person ssy p~s
:" ~ w. ' J. II SCHBECK, n D.
Pne. ofs, pULmoMc SYRUP sBA WED rosrc 81 pc
hote OF ~ 50 per aAsDsAEs PILLS . esns Per boz
Prepared for sale ~ a ~ ~ = 80
Y Sinh sod Arus <S r'-'
aAd dcslers krasrafy - ~ ~ W. -
Pil.s Pile. :-INTRRxAL, gxIgRNAL BLIND .aa BLkEIs
siSsIePs pR0TAPSUs sTAICTURB and LIBERATION 81 ns
RscfUM az ossg bose WITHOUT PAIN DANGER CsusriCs.
OF .SpISS M D. 2o0i Arhs Philadelphia s. Mica
N us s relief ali saferng sbi lesvs
~ hawai- ostar sound and healthy state. He via NewtDrT
. "a SchoAA oarth Darpse
ssasz Of reference giyea % persons cured
Fosg Once Nsilcc,-Tte MAILS iEoe guRoeS, tarsS -
er1Bg ssssay Msreh ~n close .his coe W.
dsy On hsfsiAJ, a. II and GA Sstanly Il
r n JonBA, Poan1 .,
Renae Paia- Killing sic on se1r,su.
applied 70 tho affected " u vOrks Ike ehsrin
i,s0A teE 0uGDAGbS R1cToisAL BAIsAslc SKY <.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29

vhiio walking down ,Foursh-st with his ~o wAs -
-, 80 ,,ct AZ mrs Pa ~. but missed her Ho tlos
s,r,,or NJ psrrv ern,Ding lin hat Perry grspped via
Walden and both fell. Perry uh> er. ,,o. y, ,,.,.
Persona interfered and tbe >uo,1sr sssr no
another man and wife only few wees ago he bah no
unaloe against either Mr. OF MIS-. Peny
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
THE STATE or TRADE
noyES-IC MARKETS


Psb R-Flour quiet snd 6m esperane 80 II
49, E,.-. Is Tr. Extra SsDs3 80 Corn trpc Isd,
f5e white sOc Oats quiet 56d5Ie Bran scares At 70 hr
J6 3 PORK quiet Mes Slo bae~.
quiet ind ermer BIB Sides 97tc Sides S hA anu sac
lower Ssgar Lard quiet uee gc es W@lvt nsss
ope Conuop marie; Fair TO fully FAR s9ssc aeoJ ret
lOc MOlssses dIOOpns far FensDl1g sL4' Ss's
10e whisky da al 9O 81. Coffee dull az 20GZS bfebAnse
sterling Bank l2oi NevYo,L sight dsount Gea uI1; R0
n. c.. Feb Ll-spints Iupenune hfm a. &c
arm AZ 81 for Strained Crude Tnrpentne hrn a. % % " n'"
s6 IS FOR Yellow Dip and Virgin- Tar hrm at sz -.
MKgPuTs Feb 2GPOur dull and dropping a. % .SgeS
and drooppg s $685. Gull and lower At 595 o hTs
BulE Meats and drcorpg ShOgders 81 aGotc Ceaf Soes ~
Lard doll Aad 9idiOi UnfaEorAbls seaher h74S S
frade
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES.
The Democrats of Hartford yesterday, nomi-
mated Eugene ID. Fish for Sheriff
The Hon. Thomas Littlefeld has received
the Republican nomination for Mayor of Auburn
The Maine Legislature has passed the Savings
Bank bill taxing deposits onehaf Of ono per cent per
annum.I
The Democrats of Broome County have put
70 nm the vacancy caused by the death OF MI. Ely.
The Germans of San Francisco are organ
z,no c,nhs IN every Ward the city for the parcipa.
ton in the coming Presidential campaign ~ independent
Republicans. . ,
The Hon. William L. Ford OF Deposit mas
been nominated for member OF tho Assembly, "ol'
yroone ir DIaoe q, the Hon. william NJ Ely, deceased.
Mr. Ford was member OF tho Legislature 10" years
ago, aud an old Whig.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
GOV BROWN osTHE MISSOURI CONVENTION.
A RypUBLICAN TAMMASY-SUsPLAslON Of 1IiE
vTnFR,I MACHINERY WHILE TIE OFFICE
HoIDrRs IyDoRsED GRANT-THE MEANING

A
vRDERAL MACHINERY WHILE TIE offICE-
HOLDERS INDoRsED GRANr-THE hEANiNo
AND SCOPE or THE LIBERAL MOFEMENi'
After the recent grand gathering OF Missouri
onjceboiders GOV b. Grstz Brown was caled ui''u W
an enthusiastic crowd defined briefly the '''S o'
the Grant people. s.,,
What haye We witnessed again to-day IN the staG VI
u,ssnnriG The President II the United states eonuV
% rectly from the White House sl the onoiais VI ,e
Ga2srnment service and preclpitRting them INTO We
Gouvention 70 control its dellberation. Only Wees
since N was announced by the press that
Yhs,, h.d been summoned 70 WashinRt0D' anu to-uh!
tbev return With their worthless. oonsoienceItss
af theT head and backed by several ear Va lo
Ioyer. who have been put on as delegates take Poso
ton NJ I'm. Convention; make their saehem temponiy
Tba,rnan. orcnize their Committees and run the ma-
b;r IN nae one OF their own classic exfressions IN,
B. Tho Republiean Tammany. Those WHO nave hosu a.
,ns thsf 5oothere thereaboutsof the deeShtes ae
onto4-boiders employees, OF dependents oy ~
80 an Feernf patronage Both the Mhrshais OF Iu1
limited states are here: the Custon-house u mere ~ u
go tbs snryeyOrs office Is here; the Appraiser VI
MaTciand,.e call, the body 10 order. Whst hhppy
aI,stian GCbeersl The Internal Revenue pour h ils
1aCtnr. and Assessors aud snbOr lnites from e'ey
sfrr IN tho state the Land Once giSos up s gnost''
and the pcai Office hIs shame 10 parade ia pluols
& i 80 - 'ttsT.carlcrs " 1t Louis. while suninOnIhs
Itcae AZ. reprcsrutItlyOs from eyeiJ Fo lhAs ooup
na ~ ~LsI VII - railroad paat lt.lf'fsI 4, .
why tnGro could NJ. have boon sr9aIes gaSAef"< '"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
THE UPTOWN MOVEMENT.

The uptown current of trade has nos
vet reached its climax although t seems denntey sVt
tied that for years at least Union and Madison squares
will bo the great focal points Clear headed business
have fixed upon those pars Of our great hofOuSn
fare which lead into either squares as the locato On
all Others most desirable; and they are right hehco,
we are well pleased 10 that q firm, whose name 70
now household word has secured OF the most Dc
srabe pOints In either channel. The Grover Baker
Saving Machine Company have removed from Broad
uay near Bro0me 10 the corner Of Broadway and
rs1th-.t near Grace Church, whore, We informed.
tbey will make such alterations that these guarters
Wilt be among the most attractive buildings In tho oily
-fEvening Mail.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
fdRNRRAL PRESS DIsPATcH. !

TRENTON, Feb 2S.-A Republican caucus was
bsa mis- evening at which the change OF the Congress
Districts was discussed, but hothlhS uehHl'o "As
at. -. ...ur,hlv roou, in
favor on new system OF education Tor the State pre
ssnted nv commission consisting OF Prot McSosh OF
Princeton College Dr. Campbell OF Ru'gers ana
7, besbier Addresses were delivered by Dr. Cainpoell
and Mr. DesnIer who brought forth strong W
favor Of the system. The main features se
unrInal schools aud the appointment OF seven
Who are rc1ured 20 mako thorough "tsnnal"hs vi si
schOols In their respective districts