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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

T s. VOSBURG WILL BE A CAN eD didate for RECORDER of Pima county, at the next ensuing election. se14
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

MEETING op TnE TOWNSHIP BoARD.-Tte
Township Board met yesterday. The session
was called to.make preparations for putting
the roads in good condition. The township
was divided into seven road districts, and
| the following road-masters appointed: Dis
trict No. !. samuel A. Ford; No. 9, William
Brooks; No. 3. j. B. Lincombc; No. 4.
Joseph Redford; No. ), James Sheppard;
| Nc. 0, Benjamin Schultz; No. I, James Mar
| tin. If the Instructions Of the Board are;
| properly carried out the roads in this town
ship will be in fine condition;' and It Is to be
honed that the Boards for other townships
will see that all connecting roads are also
placed In good condition. i, 4. ,.i, l..,,e ,tIe
EDucATloHAI.- The County Superintepd-
ent of Instruction was engaged yesterday In
| examining new applicants for positions as
| teachers in the public schools. There were
quite number Of applicants. The election Z
takes place on the 10th instant. .rr sef,s 81
The County School Board meets on Thurs,
day, September 5tlI, and the meeting of the
Teachers Institute mt the Methodist church,
September 18th and 10Th, promises to be
| most interesting, as there will be lectures
delivered OH various subjects by tho Rev.
| MesslS. Christian and Deane, Superintendent
Hancock, f. Morrisett, Esq, D. r. Hanc0ck,
Esq, and others, aud essays by various
ladies. Iisri (. ht!f ,9.as-s2ti ~ IS
NEEDS ATTENTION. ditch along the
south side of the Richmond and panville
railroad, from Hull street. to the eorporntion "
line, needs cleaning out and other attention;
also Hull street go called) from the old town
line to the Petersburg raiIroad. !, 80
4 FINE BU1LDlsG.--A beautiful brick
TT 4. tfr.t~k
Ninth. being erected for Hrs. Trayl0r, Is III /
pldly approaching completion, and Is tar, or4t
nament to the town. This - tho first brick I
building erected for some, time, and this lady
deserves credit ns the pioneer of move
ment which We trust will soon become
general. "t4i s''f@i'5a,'' 2" ~ 2. -
TIE BaID6E--The arch over tie Danville
road will bc completed in about one week,
then the work Of improving the approaches.
! to the. bridge will be commenced. Hysshat
time It Is hoped some portion Of the. lrop.
will have arrived, aid the structure to com; !,
pleted as soon as possible ~ s'''f $3.50
BRrErs.-W. NJ. Robinson, Esq, superin.
teudent swift Creek Factory. has gone NORTH
looking after machinery. III TT 'tq. 5'sf
Regular scmi-moDthiy meeting of Tue
Board OF Trustees Tomorrow night. ,.egpt..
~ Every establishment, on, ".water, line = Z,
from Cedar Works to T" ".Raird's"' Is in full
| blast. s5.'rEs ~ -1a'.s'...' !, w..
PoLIrrcAL.-Af Greeley club, embracing
the names of nearly every white voter and :
! number of colored ones In pals townsbin3
has been formedwith John Aurpby aspreeis,
| dent and William u. Gill rs secretary ,0la
Dale, which has never ,falteIed, viii eptdpf
| herself in November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

NESTING or TIE CRY SCHOOL BoARp.---A
regular meeting of the City School Board
was held yesterday afternoon. Superintend-
ent BInford presented an Interesting report
concerning his recent visit to the North.
His hospftable reception us the representa-.
tive of tue public school system of Virgins
was especially noticed. together with the
fact of his election as Il ,ice-president Of the
National Educational Association, which met
at Boston, and 81 an honorary member Of the
State Teachers Association of Pennsylvania.
which met a. =, ilad,lpllia. , i. j,
\ resolution tlIukiug Mayor Kelley fer
his faithful ond able presentation of eclsims
of the public schools before the City Council
was unanimously adopted.
No ether business of general interest was
transacted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

The CITY COMMITTEES MEETS TO-NIGHT.--
The City Conservative Committee General
Peyton Wise III the chair at their last meet
ing unanimously resolved to meet regularly
for work every "Wednesday evening at their
headquarters, on Ninth street, until the cio,t
of the political canvass next November. TO
night it il understood that the members viii
assemble to hear the reports of committees
authorized to he appointed in the interest,
of the party by the city superintendent. II
is gratifying to learn that this body will bt
assisted In their lab0rs by volunteers froIr
the clements of the Liberal organizations
throughout tile Third Congressional Dis
triCt, = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04
DEAra UxDER srsrIrIors CIacrxsrA.ixsss

DEATH USpEg SUspItfocs CiRcrxsrAxeys.
The attention Of the police nlffiorifses fas
lseen called 70 the circumstances R4tendfnx
the deah Of Joseph Martin, a! !fasmer ligfpg
near A Atlee's station, which occurred on Mon
day last. Martin went to the circus ON Fri
day, and was known to he then into oxfcated.
He then started to drive his r1arkes-cart
iiome. When he arrived there 10 wSs dir.
covered that he had received a seYera, blow
OH the head, Of which, however, he was 4il-
uble to give any account. The wound being
painful, a7phy ysiciaD was sent for, but the IA.
iicni continuedtS eroWwurseun,ilhedi died, at
. o'clock on Monday morning. u Is stated
that when Martin got home, his mcney and
alf the articles placed in the cart before be
started from Richmond were missing. '.34ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Jnstice HtRlonl
HaU Lter prestding.-1llc following cases
were disposed of:
Fannie Carter, charged on warrant With
stealing Sl5 in currency from the person OF
John Render. Discharged.
E. +. Lord. charged with being drunk
and disorderly and with drawing pistol
and threatening to shoot Thomas Devine.
Fined s..
John Royull (colored) charged with steal
ing three chickens, Of the value of ninety
cents, the property of George L. Thopns.
Guilty. and sent to iuil for sixty days.
David Brown (co!ored), charged with as.
sauting and beating Fannie Brown. Fined
81. " -
Abram Binford (coloredl, charged with rs.
saulting and striking Poly Taylor. ton-
tinued to 4th instant.
William Roberts (colorcd), charged with
sssaultng and beating Martha Brldley.sCon'
tinucd to Ath instant. ...
Charles Hare (colored), charged on warrant
with abusing and using Insulting Language
to johanna Maheagan. Continued to 4th
instant. a: '
Willie Ann Bryant (co!oredN, charged. on
waIrunt with asSaulting and striking the
daughter of Thomas I<aacs. Fined Sa,5O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

CONSERVATIVE CAarAIG. DocUMEsTs.-Tbe
Greeley Club State Central Committee have
issued their address TO voters, with form OF
constitution and bylaws for Greeley clubs,
as q campaign document. They. will also
publish General Imboden's letter on Gree
ley always for Reconstruction" as. cam
Daign document s.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

HvsTIHGs CoUKT.-This court met yester.
day at IL A. III. The following cases were
disposed OF: Alexandria j. Enriss, felony,
guilty. penitentiary five years; Sarah Nor
roe. felony, guilty, penitentiry five years;
Selden johnson, David Burke, and John Il.
Ford, felony. guilty, penltentiary three years
each'i Maurice Riley. rape, not guilty. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

CoIoasp Sons OF TEAPERASCE.--Duriaa
the Last week Divisions Of Sons OF Temper
ance, composed exclusively Of eolored men
have been instituted In Richmond, Manchcs
ter. and Petersburg. These divisions are
under the jurisdiction OF the Grand Division
of Virginia. and the charters were Issued by
c. +. McCabe. Jr., G.. w. p, without tue
signature OF the Grand Scribe. The ineti-
ttit;ng officers were r. G.. Greene, Esp, OF
Petersburg, and z. II. Foote, Esq. Of Man
,,ho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS Apf0iNTso.- -
Judge Bond has appointed Colonel ID. +.
Pleasants as chief supervisor Of elections for
the State of Virginia. Colonel Plegsants is
at present clerk Of the United states Circuit
Court ior thi, district, United States com
missioner. and commissioner for The settle
ment OF war claims. He is fa;r-lninded man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

rERsoNAI---Jchp' Amber Smith, the Re-
publican candidate for Congress from ti1is
district. has been called to Rockingham BY
the Illness Of his wife. This will probably
prevent biz being ut Caroline court on Mon.
day. fs.tH zf:sfse2 Il II ltt lttttfsSss issi.
Colonel r. $. Scott is acting sas Comnofsf
.wealtlRs attorney in the. Hastings Court by
request Of Captain Wise. z
I Bishop Gibbons will arrive iH RiclInorff
this evening, but will spend only a few dsys
hele at present. His installation viii seaksii
pace OIL the 1st Of October. ,y4-ss3gg IA rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

DIX. LIvISGsToSE.-Mr. John Livingstone,
brother to the great explorer, hns been IN
tcryiewed at his home, in ListoWel, Canada,
and gives it as his firm conviction that tne
letter sent to him through Stanley Is ID ms
brothers handwriting and IS genuine. ne
says that the Doctor bus always inciinea 70 20
be facetious-a fact which the feaaefs oi nis
books have never discovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04
AUCTEGN SALES TsErs DAH.

II. MCCORMICK vii, sell at. log A. N. furpiturs
crosxcry. &c.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS win sell at P. NJ !.
building lot on Fourth steeet between Cary an,
Canal; also four brick dwellings, ~ ~
IsBELL & SON VIII sell at p. NJ fifty acres. o
land on the Deep Run turnpike. three miles from
rtt Es@s IS. ks's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

HEALTH OF MR. MARBLE.--The New York
World of the Both ul,imo has paragraph
rectifying what it pronounces the very. .erro-
neous impressions respecting the health of
its proprietor, nIr. Marble, which have been
conveyed by Il recent paragraph in the news
papers. Though suffering more or less from
physical intirmty during the last winter
until February, when he sailed for Havana,
Mr. Marble was considerably improved IN
May, when he returned TO New York; but
BIZ the advice Of his physicians he concluded
to abstain from severe labor during the sum
mer. For the last three or four weeks he
has been rapidly convalescing, in spite OF the
oppressive weather; After his return from
the White Mountains, where he is now So
iournng, he expects to resume his ordinary
duties with reI,tabished health and viGor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

M0RTrARy REPoRT.--The following Ii the
mort,nry report for the week ending Satur-
day. August 81, 1872, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office Of the Board OF
Health:
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 80.
In addition, 5 still-born were reported
white, 9; co'orcd, 3. Sex: Males, L.: fe-
males. 16. Color: White males, o; white
females, 4; colorcd males, 8; colored &C.
males. Il. Condition: Single, &c married
5; widows, unknown,1. Nativity: United
States, 81: Ireland, I. Locality: Marshall
Ward, 9; Jefferson Ward,7; MadisQnWar
l; Monroe Ward, 5; Clay Ward, 3; Jackson
Ward, g.; almshouse, 9. Age: One day
to thirty, 1 one month to six, 8; six months
to twelve, I; one year to three, 6; three
years to five, 1; five years to ten, 4; ten
years to twenty, 2; twenty years 10 thirty.
3; thirty years to forty, l.; forty years to
fifty, /; fifty years to sixty. =; sixty years
to seventy, |; seventy years to eighty, ..
BY whom certified: Regular practitioners,
80; irregular practitioners, l; Board OF
Health,3. Causes of death: Accident, 1
apopleXy. 1; brain fever. /; cholera in
tantum, ); consumption, = (coiored): dronsy,
:; drowning (suicide), ; dysentery (aeute),
l; dysentery (cllronic), /; general debility,
/ !; heart clot, l.; marasmus, L; paralysis,
pcricarditi>, ; peritertis, /; premature
birth, l; teething, 4; tuberculosis, +; t!y-
phoid fever, 4; unknown,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

MAKISG THE FrR Ffy.-Colonel Popllam
commenced his canvass In tie Fourth Dis.
trict by speech al Charlotte Courthouse,
which was received will, considerable favor
by large audience, composed Of both roliti.
cal parties. lie wns followed by Colonel J.
W. Mckinney, Conservative clector In; the
Fourth District, and Colonel John W. Jen.
kins, Radical eleetor at large. Mckinney
got the best Of his antagonist and carried tile
crowd.
Colonel Popham yesterday teIcgraphed to
Porter and StowelI to meet him on the
stump in Petersburg tonight, and Porter
promptly accepted the challenge. Pophau
says he proposes to llnndle both of the car:
pet-baggers without gloves. a spicy debate
may be anticipated by the Petersburgers.
Since the above was written we have been
informed that a special train will run to Pc.
tersburg this evening for the accommodation
of the many persons who desire to attend the
debate between Porter and Popham. The
train will leave here at 5 and return at II
o'clock. .. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

GRANT ELECTORAL TIcKET.-Johp e. PoE.
ham, elector Mt large on the Radical sAgkef,
has resigned, and Jonathan B. Sfeyalf, Esq,
of Halifax, has been appointed IN bis stead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

Dean Stanley, of Westminster, has Deen
staying In Scotland, and has preached =, M
two or three of the Scotch churehes. Tue
Dean IL one Of the most tolerant ana argest-
hearted Liberals in the English Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

PYrH1AS ELrcrIoa.-Atf the last meeting of
Virginia Lodge, No. 2, Knights OF Fythhs,
Mr. George Ives Was unanimously e!eetsd
Keeper OF Records and Seals, sacs y. ~.
swee,ump, deceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

Music AT THE RryKas,DH PARE on AondaJsi
Wednesdays, and Fridays. Dancing, sTtnstnss nidi
all sorts OF Fun snd enjoyment Boats lnaSe Klgilsh
stree. at Intervals from $50 10 sP u. Most Hbsssl
terms susie With picnic, exenFdon, Or da'ssss
.rtff s.rtF*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

HEsR,co COUNTY CornT.--on motion ot
the CommonwealtI's attorney, The case OF
the late clerk {Annable) has been set for trial
tn-day ., Is * - -. :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

!. MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ,cs
GREEIAr CLuBs.-Thi committee held a.
meeting at their new rooms, ,on Bank stTeat. I.
last night. Several prominent gentlemenh he-s
sides tic members Of the committee were,
present. General B. T. johnson presided.
Encouraging reports from nearly all tho
clubs in Richmond were presented,3 tBsss
from the Liberal Republican and cosdsedt
clubs being especially notable. ,,,,tss,,,,.
The Central Committee " i'll hereafter msH
every Saturday night. s''' a& 81 s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

pyMBaokE SHIRTS. ready-maee or msde to orccf
and perfect st guaranteed. or no sale, by c. y.
srEScE 3 Son, merchant taors aud dealers 10 seli'
temcns furnishing goods, 1900 Main sticet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

THE YELLOW FEvER does pot aprcad mere fs-
p!dly than the desire to read the HILLsEoBo Meg
RRcoapER. Vow Is tho TUE TO adyar'isei In feisoia
and popular sheet, u ID t,.f.g.t. ~ sls9ttS3G ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

BADLY GoREp.-Y Yesterday 4 afternoon d
little son Of Fanny Brown, aged four syears,s
WINS badly gorcd by cow. He, was thrown
in the air az high as the top Of a ianp-post,
and fell with such violence that he was rem.
dcred sIeechless, ..5ai aftgt Es. ttf3HtH a.EJd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

DOLLY vARDks Will hereafter letye Et'nuis =
street at $50 auds L. ". only. Lstbeaf leise' fie
park III cs3o +. II. ...ars g,;s: 5st4fssfss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

RANGE or THERMOMETERS AT DISPATCH Orr,
sIcE Tuesday. September 3D.: 8 A. NJ rs
degrees; 8 PM. rs degrees; 9 p fMij'77
degrees. -. .latt..l 10Y l..sal-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

DOlRteG 10 GSSeTOtP Gt LUtSUH6 pepteHt-
Der 8, 1872:
Gentlemen,-A representative democracy
must necessarily degenerate, and become at
| last intolerably mischieyous in its domination
if its official corps be allowed to WELD with
out etiectral restraint those powers, correctly
denominated legal, by which, from the very
beginning and in every cline, civil society
almost invariably hithe. to has been made tue
prey of its rulers. When founding our insti-
tutions the flthers were impressed with this
belief, and in order to curb the tendency of
power to aggrandize itself they introduced
regulations of unexampled compleXity. Re
jecting two Fundamental bases Of the preeX-
isting system, they yet adopted Englanfs
policy of checks and balances. However
useful it may be in land Of three estates,-
kings, lords, and neutrality-suspicious. has
shown that this policy is inadequate to the
maintenance of public order where absolute
en,alitv is recognized. With us it has proven
exceedingly mischieyous. BY its enormous
multiplicity: Of Offices alone, 1t affords no
permanency or etfectlial restraint upon the
bower to inquire how such restraint can be
iDuoscd. In our country politicians have
responded, "By the virtue aud Intelligence OF
the people;" but this is dclusiye hope. La
borio,,s attention, constant watchfulncss,
aud combined action are necessary to
practical results, and arc unattainable.
if our people were placed upon u
sterile soil their perpetua! hand'te,
hand conflict for subsistence with nlgSrd
nature might qualify them for resistance 10
the official plunderer. Their poverty would
diminish his temptation md inyigorate their
defence; but III a great and prosperous coun-
try such popular guardianship cannot De
had, and the only effective protection against
official misrule Is IN totally prohibiting those.
noMcrs which cannot be elioetualE regulated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-25
sEmIms vLAR NEWS.

A new NJ. E. Chu urch is 10 be bn;I, =, p.,
View. - ""'
a man was recently sued in Salisbury whilst
being married.
h:'ng sun has been visited BY . flock of
English sparrows.
The Salisbury Eastern Sbore,o.n announcs.
prospective marriage -.
Considerable quantities of toh.cco a.. ..;..a
near Pilot Town, Cecil county. -'''
On Friday morning %. 900 pounds of sbucked
oysters were expressed from Crisfeld.
Itotrac'e4 4 meetings are being generally held
insula. ''' e"'
-, Three prisoners broke Jail at Centrevi,le nm
captured. ' "' ""'"' re-
The colored paupers Of Cecil county now oc.
copy me new Aims iHouse, bull. for their
The house Of A. g. Coulson, about . mile
north OF Rising Sun was burned 10 The .ronnd
one night last week, together with most Of its
contents. '"'"' VI ''S
A very successful revival of religion has he.n
progressing at the Elkton NJ. E. Church. for The
past two weeks. About seventy converson.
have thus far been effected.
james MnlIen and Thomson Wive, e,ch
nag tns ends OF their thumbs cut of last week
while cutting iron, BY the shears. in the McCni.
Tough Iron Co.'S MILF, at North East
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-25

!, DoNT'-Dont spit on the floor; don't spit al
all II you can help IT. don't drum with fingers
or feet; don't sit with your feet higher than You,
heac; don't go with dirty nails; don't trim OF
ciean your nails IN company; don't clean your
nose or ears IN the presence Of others; don't ca,
1th your kniie; don't blow your nose at the Ia.
bic; don't make slipping tea or eating son , ,
vocal exercise; don't ca. fast: don't Interim,
others in conversation don't use profane Ian.
guage; don't whisper in church or at concerts.
don't pull out your watch in church; don't sleep
IN cnsrch-nnless the minister is asleep; don't
run IN debt, but If you do, don't forget to pay;
don borrow your ne'ghbor's newspapers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-25
Another Ekpioded idea.

Indians drive close bargains and their oep.
eros,.y, e, so much talked about, is. so far as nv
gives away anything without he exnects four
,rnet or.es as nuchn return. As race, they are
ereav oeggaIs, receiving all things as matter
q red skin ever so much. and The noxt y y. K'se W
WI, WI Isturn t,l Ior more Their nature is GOOD
tinually crying, "Givc give p We Al, tunu, uUn
with what nonchalance these nnhhv.nn,o%
veterans receive everything that is nyesaute,i
10 o,,h them ao on their visits to Washington, and
their goods. There is no end to their % M ";s!.
OF reception, and anything from neadIe ~ q
nely-comparisoned pony is taken in withont
the slightest remorse Or conscirnce A hmoL"
Indian richly dressed and ridnv on horsato a,
,';n m,sn poor' Droken.down squaw following
n.na Hn Ioot, with load on her back that
soa.o wvu.u Ireak down mule, is not an inspiring
mon one in the Rocky Mountains.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-25
Lake Erie Drying up.

1t Is predicted that Lake Erie. now III.
YA.hWay Vi = nlghty commerce, will, In time
population. Careful SURVEYS have sbnw,
that while Lake Michigan has an avarona
depth of 1900 feet. Lake Superior of eoo fsaf
and Lake Ontario of 500 feet. Lake Erie ha,
an average depth of 10 feet, which is sail tI a.
be constantly decreasing. The bottom of ths
lake is quite level, and composed of soft clow ~.
This clav Is constantly accumuIatino froy
sediment carried down 7by tributary sfraamS
The south shore is composed Of ga silv S;s;,,
tegrating blue, gray and olive shoals and nra =
sandstone. The western coasts are mades s'"y ',y
Of limestone of the Heidelberg Cronn wb;oh
quickly yields to the action OF thu waves
Consequently both shores are consta nti,.
contributing to fill up the bed of the laIss
The work is not rapid, but it ia said 70 ha ~
certain as fate. W ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-25
8. s. INSTITUTE.

As previously announced there will be n Marina
Shsris aaas1 h. aa .dspes. ss OF sS a
ference Of the NJ X. Church comu encins Wednes "s
day evening" November 2i,h. and closing Frida,
dqsted BY Rev. ]. s. Ostrandsr. Of New YORK 10 con
The following is the proRramme OF exercises.
FOR WEDNESDAY EVENING.
lst. Opening Religious Services-Rev q. Hill
a. Aadres. Of Wsicoms..Rsy R. W. Todd.
:, Sd. Distinctive Purpose of Sunday School Work
:, ,4th. Claims of the Sunday School upon tn,
Church-Rev. f. Stubs. 49," '"'
THURSDAY MORNING
g lst, Devotional Exercises-Rev. G. D. Watson =
q o,I4sns., The in the Sunday schoolRsv
3D. Relation Of the Sunday School to the Gov
Followed by short speeches.
4th. Illustrative Teaching-Hon, j. S. Diehl.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
lst. DEVOTIONAL Exercses.-Rev. J. L. Tomki inson
sn6jeetIOur Sunday Schools.
3D. The Model Teacher-JOseph Pyle Eso
, Sd The Sunday School and the Home. .-key. 7.
atS; TRs Model superin,euden.-Re, J. s. O.,
D p 5th. " Aids to Teaching. and how to use them
9Th. Opening Question Drawer.
FOR THURSDAY EVENING.
lst. DEVOTIONAL Exercises ]. Humphriss-
ID, Lecture on Tabernacles. Solomon's Temple
and Buildings OF Bible Times. illustrated BY mode
trander. 80. 70
TO the lecture there will small charge far nd
mission. Adults % cents children 10 cents.
FRIDAY MORNING.
1st. Devotional Exercisss-Rey, v. Smith. suh.
ject-Our Pastors and Teachers ~
"a. Sunday School Hymns and Music-prof. J.
q: iSisni cles: Ezercisss- J. $. o..r.nd.r
4th. Teachers Meeting-Rev. j. s. Ostrsnder.
9TH. Opening Question Drawer, followed by ren-
at this Institute.
9Th. Closing Exercises-Rev. J. 8. Ostrander.
The programme win be interspersed with appro-
pirate singing. under charge Of Prof j. q, Robin-
son. Of Baltimore. musical conductor, and Prof
Pleasanton Hamm. WILMINGTON. orsanist.