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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30

At meeting of the Boston bank presi
dents Saturday, every bank being repre-.
scented, it was unanimously voted to adopt
the same course that has been found ex-
ped:ent in New York. Under this vote ten
millions OF dollars of Clearing House GER
tificates will be issued, and loaned to the
bank desiring them, on collaterals at the
rate Of seventy-ive cents on the dollar de-
posted. These will be used in the ordinary
business of the banks, and large certificates
will be certified, as they have been to some
extent for two or three days past, but small
accounts will be paid in cash at the coun-
ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30
Special Notices.
RATCAEl0R,S hAlR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the ,oorld
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, hell
able and Instantaneous; no disappointment; n
ridiculous tints unpleasant odor. Remedies tn
i'll effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces In
MEDIATELY a superb BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN
and leaves the hair CLEAN, SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL
The genuine signed w. A. Bachelor. Sold by al
Druggists. CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N. !
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30

e We learn that Mr.. ii. II. Murphy OF
- Readfield, is canvassing this Sity for
lloyt & Sons Nurseries, New Canaan, Conn.
This celebrated nursery is supplied with all the
choicest variety Of fruit trees and shrubbery.
We learn that Mr.. Murphy is doing good
business here, and that the fruit trees sold in
this city last year, have given the most COM
plete satisfaction. septic +9t%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-30

Go AND coNsULI Mas. MAscnEsrGR.-We
have full confidence in her for her practice
has been crowned with The Lighest degree Of
success. And we feel that We are not only
doing justice to Mrs. Manchester, but con
ferring favor upon the afflicted BY directing
them to her rooms al the Mansion House, Au-
gusta. She remains but short time. Let
every invalid consult her at once.
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NalIomell LoraI Mems.

The Bath Times states that Miss Edmonia
Lewis, the half Indian half negro sculptor, is
daughter of Robert B. Lewis, formerly of
this city. Most of our older citizens will re-
member "Bob Lewis as he was familiarity
called, the famous colored historian of the col
ored race, who wrote and published book
here under the title of Light and Truth, " in
which he maintained that black was the orig
inal color of the race, and that white men
were of inferior stock, aad not to be regarded
of much account anyway. "Bob" was great
on ancient history, and in the naming of his
children his peculiar taste for the classical
was prominently apparent He could call
over the roll :-'Eucld,' "Edmona," ecu
phrosie,' .'Artemecia," "Hypstia," &c., and
each plump descendant of the ''once ruling
race of the world" would come to the front
with dignity and alacrity, and answer to the
summons Of the ''paternal head He used
20 wea- his long. black, Indiany hair in ring
let's proiusely creased with his "inimitabie
hair OIL, an article of his own manufacture,
and from the sale of which lie seemed to de
rive quite an income. At one time he pro-
posed to go out as q missionary to Africa, and
we believe the South Congregational church
in this city rendered him some aid in the way
of obtaining an education for the foreign
work. lie never carried out his purposed,
but after remaining here for many years fl
nally moved to Bath, where he died several
years age, leaving a family of children of
more than ordinary intelligence AMI ability.
We learn that the "Roscius Club" of this
city, has been re-organized and rc-construc-
ted, with additions and Improvements. The
company have now in preparation the stand
ard drama entitled Good for Evil" or ga
Wife's Trial, also the farce entitled "The
windmill" which will be presented to the
public some tine in October next. The per-
formances of the club last season were well
received by the public.
Warmers new iron front makes fine ap-
pearauce. If it had only been extended to
include the door TO the Hall above, more
pleasing effect would have been the result, to
the eyes of all beholders.
Allen d. Mills of this city lost valuable
horse on Sunday last, the result of hard
driving, as we understand. The day was ex-
ceedingiy warm, and the man not sufficiently
cautious, as is affirmed in the management of
the team.
Sabbath evening player meetings are held
weekly at the residence of Mr.. Samuel Col
Inns, at foot of Winthrop pond. The spac-
GUS hall is usually well filled, and the meet
ngs are exceedingly interesting.
SO successful has DIR. fierce's Golden Med
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

IT r Wilson Superintendent Of the f,f'l l,s ~
p.i ,,5e eopialni stsnss Thoras lItrg q ne los.n ~
IT, C.yt vesfs-lov airing hin wt hayllB lf- ~ .,i.
ori.r IN he sf,-tef work c0sdlcor me SGT ,I,y
AM soon earned dr. " son hia nos gb 80 ebsrg4
VIII h1ving st5len ooI watch valued Al 20 if s"e m
mann ~, oes.a. n The slno l0le n. gnbgn $500
TIE room bv hf-r N, ac4 i 10 pc 20 O. ite
sAe was hsd telult n 5000 br. '.'"ese $3.50 "A ssed.
Wct Fo-,.seeonlt al. g,a Post 81 Eoryfs. alu
ave viii hirur stbhc q IN tie face lnieag ssTe' ""-
The pus0ler vas committed
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday:
o. alton and el'orief} c0i'
before Jaee Cox Ort-h bird 81 Utse 70. w. g. Iol ID
Mason Of No 18 Grsulsf CHARGED with s'elnf ION gon
Gibson several o. value She vas eeni,e "a - ~ ~
tie chl--e... CHARTS pcran.a y11h 81 ~ la @ -
uncuuable title Of professional tAC" according 70 re D.
officer Who arrl'ted hin m eycang vas se9t (" Ie h's
under The Hablai Cfuins Nry tolfa va oIt II
s-rac 7-ts the vsuo Of - foT her ms'e aN- ~
answer isr~rr y 70 ieTa-
Of flre- I'D v i prIrer ~ NO
Andrew RauHui Of No. % Southfi3ge ann
vp u No. 81 Ays committed iOs eXsHaaioa Jese4A3'
GA tie charge Of Aeeslls afo1-eiy houses
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THE COURTS.

DECISION IN THE DOUGLASS DIVORCE SUIT
The trial of the Douglass divorce suit, which
was brought for limited divorce and allmony before
Judge Van Brunt occupied nearly all Of the May term
of the supreme Court Special Term and was daily
listened to by crowds Of interested spectators The
plaintiff was Adene H. Douglass and the defendant was
her husband George w. Douglass, whom she charged
with numerous acts Of cruelty against her. and brutal
intoxcaon. Yesterday Judge Van Brunt rendered his
decision in long opinion in which he decides TO order
reference TO ascertain report the estate OF the de-
PENDANT and its nature that he determine what
amount shall be allowed 10 the plaintiff for her support
and maintenance under Section G3 Of the statute and
appoints referee Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr IL his opinion
Judge Van Brunt says:
That the defendant addicted 10 intoxcatOn while
in New York. seems TO to be established beyond all
question IL also established that, when absent from
could control il in NeUYOrk when he did not de-
sire his family 10 know OF it, lt Is also fact that the
presence of his family restraint upon him, so that
when he could control himself how much more was 1t
his duty have absained ont Of respect Tor his VIE
But he did not do aud undoubtedly rendered her life
miserable by yielding to his vice. On the question or
cruel and fnhuman treatment it is conceded by the
counsel iOr the plaintiff that in order TO authorize the
intrpOsltion OF the courts, there must be reatmeDt
and personal injury, or reasonable Apprehension OF
personal injury aud this treatment must be OF SUCH
character makes IL impossible and improper for the
wife cOhabit with the husband Does mo evidence
IN this show such state OF taCtSl thlnk not.
There are only two three instances OF alleged cru
city, or of treatment which made tho plaintiff
shown good deal of drunkenness by niusng very
slight element OF cruelty the is brought within the
statute am unable 10 put such construction upon
the statute in view OF the adJUdicated cases under
H. Although 1 think that it is cruel and
inhuman conduct upon the part OF man to
daily become intoxicated, and then inhlct his
presence upon his wife in that condition, and 1t
should be sufficient ground for separation IL Is not
so onsdered under statute There docs not there
fore appear 20 be sufficient grounds FOR tho Court
to grant divorce nensa e. hOrO. Bat IN view OF my
finding upOn the first question, that or intemperance
think that some provision shonld be made for the sup
.p1Y naf Of
he statute There seems be valid for the
separation OF these parties The defendant can II he
will control his habits, aud with tlat control, un,
doubtedy, all cause OF complaint against him would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
A MURDERER DENIED BAIL.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
Col Fellows applied to Judge Daniels to admit Michael
Buckley 20 BAIL Buckley Jointly indicted with three
others for murder of Jacob Young one of the other
parties indicted. Mcdonnell, was last week baed in
$4,000 and counsel claims that Buckley more
implicated in the homicide than Mcdonnell The
occurrence took place in agerbcer saloon, and was
dispute over the payment for glass OF lager between
Smith, the bar-keeper and Buckley, which ended in
blows and the death OF OF the party. is claimed
that the death wound was inflicted by man named
Sheehan who was not engaged IN the fight at all.
The motion was opposed by the Dstrict-Aftorney on
the ground that the Grand Jury having found iudct-
ment the testimony before the Coroner could not be adj
mted 10 discredt the proprety Of such finding. The
Court denied the duplication for BAIL saying that II ut
any future time the DisTicAttorney discovered facts
showing that he could not convict OF the higher crime,
the motion could Dc renewed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF EBw-TORK. .............,,.....'''JULr 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Bloodhound tBrl, Glass Belfast Se sTseind BoTnns
STEAMSHIP, o oceaulc t) El Liverpool k HYDE SPARKS
Steamship Oh Dominion Walker, Norfolk CITY fODI &C. "" DO
Steamship india tBr McK, Glasgow Wis Neville Henderson Bros
S Ssm,siD A. h0 y siS HS 9 aTeo PGaisSA
s is5T Feeta A Ts1oT Valparaiso for cer, F,b c,un
RsIs E1dsay9I 1 3a WIFI II co F@oaS P sumner
R Bar, Saa kl aud MOL Peterson AeIsada &c., Faaa Eo
Bk As CNor Kelve stetn for ORDER, Fuoch EdJe Co.
Bark 0rchilla, Hayener Genoa &c walsh, Flea y mr
Brig James Miller, Parker, Mobile j. D. Huroat SOUS
Seaf & Wharton, Bonnel Wilmington, c. wm Chalmers
seRr Annie tBr Rye. Jacksonville and Dorchester Heny
Fl sSf Charles Elmer cor,Ou Ph,delqhs ssh, Petty
sehr silver star ST 1 Se; s a9a ,o Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell Basemi n Reamona City Point and Norfolk
steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah with muse and pass to Murray
Ala @ Zones s L 5 % P Po t1 cosG CO. and Port
Bt PrSepa Norl Gr1ise1 Liverpool as days With salt
Bark oreo (ItAi Qu.s1. Liverpool 81 d &, WIN saS
Bng ". Do5son orb Bue, Rocklaud n b. days With building
Bq Jn. Ratchsor of Parsboro N ST. George Wentworth S.
~ es a Mary 6ou Davis Tupau and Tmpco Mex % days vii"
Scr Mate Holmes Cox Por, Caioni, g. Il days With coaL
Scbr NJ R. w (BrI, Williams, ST. john n b. IL days with la
sbr Abbott De,ersauI tOf Boon Rich sidney b. IL days
' seb SoI Harriet Kennedy ST. George B. % ,y, with pns
sCHOUNgRs--AlYzR AND CoAsI"isA
K Lawrence ksuyiAe Nelly foter, bashngt0n, ~ u
q ri Macon her Franklin Katie J. H0yt Baltimore.
TIasfirgs yryna j. n. Nagbel, Richmond, vs.
A T. ercs. Virgins. j. J. Pnaro, Georgetown D. Z.
Exsrlo1, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy July 1sArive steamship Wm Lawrence ron Ban'
brgs Chimboraro Alexandria; Amelia Emma from Pors
Royal; schr. L. w. Wheeler, from CNfenas
FoRrREg MONROE Va July lSPassed In FOR Baltimore, bshs
Andes Fslo g. A. Barnard, est Ees ser Dob ou
SAN FRANCISCO July l6-Arived ship Glad rdnss Thomson.
from Aeg. YORK.
DISASTERS.
Jessie Goodwin fBr Mex from Baltimore Tor Belfast
Halifax June TO- distress cleared On the ION
Of July Tor destination, having repaired.
schr Anna shepard Wilmington " c. and bged
from Little Pier N c. SewYork with cargo Of rosn aud 'uf'
For latest ship NetcS see Serenh Pdgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
THE BARRAS WILL.

Witnesses were examined, yesterday, in the
surrogates Court, before p " Burtse, referee, to
the residence OF Charles NJ Barras, the welkhown pu
thor of the Black Crook" who killed by falling
from railroad train at Cos Cob. Augustus r. Lane Of
Cos Cob, Conn. testified that tho deceased had lived
with him. after selling his property there 70 Edwin
Booth and be had heard him say that he going TO
change his residence TO this city, Theodore H. Mead of
Greenwich Conn., that last August or September
the deceased told him make outhis BILL that he intended
TO move away and he wanted to settle before he left
Miss Mary E. Lane daughter OF Augustus r. Lane test
fed that she WAS engaged TO be married 20 the deceased
when he died and she confirmed her fathers state
ment az 10 his SAYING that he intended 20 change his
residence The testimony will be continued to-day at
No o'clock a. IN Burton ". Harrison for thtNclamants
and L. 81 Arnold for the Public Admin stra6r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
nrcIsIONs-IrLY Il.

Superioy Conrt-SpCcGl Term-By Judge Freed
nan act SehsTrrNoton granted Parker ST. Pafsei
se referred back referee tase drhr proof pnks as sen
ie-Osi9 for Judgment Tor amount claimed AonpAa ss
Order that the receiver prosecute '0"' 49, . ~" 0fF
msn-Oucer graft trial, &C. ,.., a, -. 80. 49, n
BY Moaci-1he People trsrel L.'.' '4'Ie' 80
Green Controller Order that mandanus hsFe. Losers So
opeurg inqlest and amending COMPLAINT y
~, rrp n dsrares Claimed B1wu at VIM Ter ynaef re-
igtgmeut "a so Schreer W. SchreyeE-Ofder settled
Common Pleag-Specal Iern-By Judge y an
AT BeaumoaL-see opinion. Macslo asL Kelly
Report coBirneL -,
Supreme Court ChamBers-Bv Judge Daniels
Miller at Neruiueat u divorce granted on repot o. reee
,on9 al Woodwori-Oeler set-f Jones agt Oceanic steam
Navzad0n Co-hemOIandl for counsel
Marine -ChGmbers-By Judge CuElHS. -
NcFresvy AIT reference 20 john ara an am So
esuse 10 a, Jensen sgt van ha'ah
le the appeal 10 Zoe 1'tia'
uensey AIT wilcox Gibbs scNirq Machine COM anY-V1
an orier to the complaint AAA
AuyB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
DEPARTCRE or FOREiGY NAILS.
KRTnAY. IrLr 19.

FRIDAY. july 10. .
Ma for Nerfounina close ~ The New lors ee Noe
FRIDAY steamship sails from toflinI Me "
Tutly ani Saturday D. Due New York fniiy % m
Msl Tor halifax closet A. tie Nesiork FotOAce every
iav a 8 Q. and goes via Boston. H.. IN
ieter hostage 70 Wet Inlies. eIce7t Eel gong c wy
Papers cents aehi wien nut De p1pAl
sATURDAT Jolly 10.
Mails FOR Great Britain end France only via Qdoen yn 'na Ie4o
by te steamship Oceanic. close az TO o. M suppn,Sp Ma
m doabep letters and pngtoi matter Closed 2, - u 'A
on White star Dock P4yOla FeTy, Jerse NlY A. Lao y IA
Steamship sails ~ p.
For ose Mails for the Of EuroDe via Bremen bY ne
close j Nult lty u },
r anil printed matter j. closed 20 M anA
OF ThirlsL, hoDOAen, Tor Az Ea-ope a. A's' y ia
steamship sails at m.
Direct German and Pnssr closed Msi ~ this Inc
Ms IN II,v and ye1.Ilei pnhIp ARIEL close al Q. N
Steamship sails al IRON Pier No Il NORTH t7eI'
SUNDAY. July 20
An Mails close atll O'Clock Tue tos-Once open hom .
. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
CIVIL NOTES.

United States District-Attorney Bliss says
that the report that the firm OF Plat Boyd has been
by the Government recover $4,000 for alleged IRE
lsrities IN importing glassware. l. nnt-He.
There are more than IS notices of motion
on the calender OF the Supreme Court Chambers for
Monday for the issuing OF orders compel Controller
Green W aDpear aud suow Why lie should not DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
THE SHELTER ISLAND CAMP-MEETING.

AN EXPERIMENT IN WATERING PLAcEs-A QUIET
AND INEXPENSIVE RESORT FOR THOSE IN MoDER-
ATE CIRcUysrAsC Es--oPESING OF THE SECOND
ANNUAL cAAfP-sEETING.
SHELTER ISLAND, July 16.--Shelter Island lies
between the north aud south forks OF the end Of
Long Island, and, as q watering place and camp
meeting ground in It's second season. IL Is about
six miles hong by four wide and has an area OF about
1000 acres II lies in Gardeners Bay, being separated
from the main land by Shelter Island Sound, and de-
ryes rs from the fact that 1t Is sheltered from the
ocean by Gadner's Island. IL Is an independent
township Of Suffolk county and has population OF
about roo which Ia greatly increased by the nhuN Of
visitors from Eew-York and vicinity during the SUM-
mer Three hundred the wesi side OF the island
are owned by "The shelter Island Grove and Camp
Meeting Association OF the Methodist Episcopal Church"
This Association obtained special charter In May 1884,
by the terms Of which IL IA not bound ocean Grove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

committed to the County JAIL in Ludlow-st for con
tempt OF court. ,
In the estate Of Louis Schmitzer, deceased
motion was made. yesterday in the suTogate's Court
for the removal OF Aaron Hrschheld me executor On
me ground Of improyidenee on mis- part inc seas 10
Poo@evrlf Henry q DIN for tue petitioners, anu A' ~
Uirsclasld and ID. L. CALVIN for the executor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
ISFORMERs' SHARES.

Judge Blatchford of the United States Dis.
trict Court has decided that under the new act, in
formers In internal have no legal claim q
nIed moetes from the proceeds VI the sale OF seized
goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
pASSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM sAvAYNAH--rn steamship Jrg Le2lS-Nrt Jt, No
Gth and children. Mss j. ha9tr Miss d nne hanef Ms -
o,rsd c. A. Banks ia. C1n, j. A. Pen
sea d W. RJble J. Bartlett Ira Jatr, Mathew Duignan Jas
Barrett va. Grace JBo W. PaTee, W, Hlyear Joo H.
Raw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
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SANITY ooi 3ll GoEs sant... ~ heh Pa FeirI' Vos
49, pfag DIv-p
s.,,, goo, 9.42 Coz. Island. AIS Hell Gate Fer, GOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

be discussed and papers these themes VIII DC pre-
sented. Among the more distinguished gentlemen VINO
are announced TO be present and TO participate IN lhe
discussions are President McCosh Of the College oil
New Jersey President Eliot OF Harvard. President
White Of Cornell University, Prof. Edward g. Joynes Oh
Washington aud Lee University, Virginia. the Hon D.
c. Gibbs State Superintendent OF schools In Florida
President Buckham OF the University Of Vermont and
others.
Earnest efforts have been made 20 render the assem-
bage pleasant rs well rs profitable one In every way
and it proposed in order TO gave time for the thoroug
discussion of the various topics presented ana TO PIC
serve the proceedings from becoming tedious that t
papers Introducing the debates shall he snort ana con
else II is aimed thus to make the discussions prom
nent as well ss attractive part Of the exercises and tue
meeting largely an educational conference, by ornEns
out a comparison of views Of representative men nom
all sections Of the country. The programme for the ue
lberations Of the General Association and the foul
departments has been already gived ia The TRIBUNE
The following questions will be presented for discus
sion:
L Natural Science in the District Schools.
q me Departmental Method below the High School hv
g. School Sessions the plan o. uinhg
double daily sessions change Of pupils And teachers
Division Of High WORK into several courses OF study
8 The Abolition CORPORAL Punishment in Public sehooS
g. Classification and Grading OF Coran0n school. . Nd
T. Supervision By Special TeachersN htns Di"ng' U"0
ing. &c A.,
Reductions will be made by the proprietors OF tnc
different hotels of 81 day from the regular rates "
members Of the Association. and Arrangements have Decn
effected for reduced railroad rates.
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Sales up Aurilun

A. MKRWs, Ancnoneef
pY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Csc Broadway
ID near Of Books Works Of Ar Fsncr Goocs 6e
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with the consideration OF the reports Of the Treasurer
and Fnanoe Committee, the Inspectors Of Election Com
mlttee Elections, &c and the Convention will close
with refaddresses hy the Hon. HOratiO Seymour the
Hon. John Eaton, IT,, United States Commissioner Of Ed
ent, DIR. James Han, State Geologist and others
PAPERS AND tories TO BE CONSIDERED
At the meetings OF the various sections papers VIII be
read and topics consIderedas follows;
lie schools by Major George n stov Of RgaaO Some Common
sense BY Principal FIshes p Laety q Msna' Pmsfy Teach
scsos BY Principal William g Bowen Of Stsssase; " WY DO
Tbeoea ANA the Praeca by Phnca George r. CniDs Of
SECTION B. Higher 3D. ,s,ion" Hrmogng Higher srd Lover
Forms Of Eiucaoa NE True Place q Kaisa scsaee ~ an 10
dae p'Pssa, o. sae T an e Cart and lie
sscToS c. Professional Training Of The Difference be-
rrslne aud Uua0et Teachers a. seen u echool
er' by Rufus Peck Of Scion THE Proe,on1i
6 PROT BdEs A. sheldon Principal Normal school At osNe
sTS0 Ssrstoss IN iea and the Proper waY
CULTIVATE snd Restrain IT, BY Mrs sarah A. Saunders Of Tor'al
Esond v De Grss Rochester The Preparation Of the Teacher
sons p "a E ports ON 'Tb Uniform Method Of
MSre 6ouaty TO sba extent shall the state GIaaoqs
reeon y By Sapernisudeni g4wrl snia Of sy'a's C
Joseph Barrett Of Mcstoaesr County, 4eaehes As'oes
Supervisor Ofee-heir Selection Qualifications and Duties by
Commissioner Charles T. Andrews Of sehuIler County .,
School Commissioners and suDernendens Of schOOA
On Friday there will be excursion of the members
Of the Association Trenton Fails by Of the Black
River Railway where at lunch time field meeting will
be held upon grounds the Falls, at which ad
dresses Will delivered the natural features OF that
interesting locality by DR. James Hail. state Geoogst,
Prof Charles II. Peck Botanst, Prof. j. A. Lntuer,
Entomoogist and other scientific gentlemen. Liberal
arrangements have been made with the propretors OF
the leading hotels Utica and with private families Tor
boarding those attending the Convention, and various
railroads which the members will have offered
reductions in fares Of from onehrd to one-han the
usual rates.