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University High
School. A mherSf q. H, Va.

Preparatory to the University Of Va. 81. A:
STROBE, (Math. Medalist u. Fa.l, Principal
and Instructor in Mathematics. II. [.
Brock, b. / It. q. Va. (recenty Asst Prof.
Latin, U. Va.). Instructor in Greek, Latin,
French, German end Botany. This is one
of the leading 18th schools OF Virginia. and
presents ma ivantages Incompatible
with those OF O. he's. Students also recelv-
ed for the Summer. New session begins
Sept, 18th, 1873. For Catalogue, address the
Principal.
, 1873-03-11
"FROM MONAD TO MANS

lecture by Prof. Morse. of Bosvdoin
College, mt tho Michigan Aycntac
baptist Church, Inst Evening.
Prof. Morao, Of Bo5rdotn College, looturod at
nt tho Michigan avenue Baptist Church Inst
evening. large number of Intelligent poop1c
wore prcecnt, anxious to understand all tile
gradations betwoen tho "monad and tho man. u
report Of tho lecture must of necoaslty 10 dos
oriptiyo, rathor than sketch In detail Of the
speakcrs romar1s. Prof. Morse began by say-
ing that he had always found + great difficulty
on account Of tho great variety Of topics
involved. Between 100000 md 100000
spocies Of animals hive been described, aud
a general Wow. would DO entirely out Of tho
question, except for tho possibilities Of group-
Ing and classification. It has beon said that
Prof. Agassiz has tho power OF reproducing 4
fish in its exact shapo from single scale. This
having 8ome general resemblance, but by no
moana exactly the Haulo in appearance. Any
person haa tho power to combine from small
portion whom the special fitness OF tho solitary
1oaped At once into TIC hoart of bis :subjoot, S
commencing With tho lower for1na Of animal
life, nlmost at what Huxley calls tho "proto-
upon blackboard, behind him, aa ho proceeded.
Thoro is but ono route from tho 1nonad to tho
man. for tho Boioutist, whether ho DO q follower
Ct D}a1n OF bslloyG @ in tsTReo orsaon So
beings, mentioning In succession, Tho Jolly-nsh,
shel1- -Ash, and tho outtlo-tish. In regard to the
last, ho said that Victor Hugo In hia "Toilora Of
the soa, instead Of tho outtloash, had dosoribed
orary men obtain their knowledge OF Boiontiao
matters, from some encyclopaedia source. Ho
Ind accidentally fallen upon tho wrong doecrip-
tion, and had really made no less than seventeen
lind 80 lin S,f {nt1
turer specified.
Thonco ho passed to orustacenns, describing
tho lobster minutoly, and afterwards spoke So
riatim Of vertebratos, commencing with flsheB
and reptiles, and ending with the monkey, and
bo shown in so briof period, low
ono kind seems to lap over on to another kind,
and how tho gradual progroBa Of animal life up
to man had, thcre aeemod to be-, IN ebb aud
flow, by which It WINS regulated. Mention was
Kansas. Occasional allusions to winged 1HhoB,
tho whale, which is, Of course, ns everybody
knows, mammal, md rudirnontary arms and
legs In animals, and various similar things, sug
gostod, accordingly, o leaning toward Darwin
ism.
At tho closo, howevor, ho found d vida interval
between tho man and the monkey, md expressed
the opinion that all improvement now Is rather
in montal ability and processeB, rather than in
bodily structure.
The lecture was destitute Of theories, except
those OF special and limited kind. It WAS q
brief, Bllnp1o expose Of o subject boundless in
extent, and marve1ously complicated In its na~
ture which served to while away pleasant hour
ingly unsatisfactory to those who hayo passed
over tho Ramo ground with any ono Of the many
profound writer's who are now turning their at-
tontion to tho origin Of the spocies. Tho au-
Of the speaker, and applause and laughter wero
frcuubnt.
, 1873-03-11

drol1cst arrangements Of dyou,-. all yellow,
likc ittlo zobras, othera spotted. Tho price at
Which onch fa,lcior holds h's ornithologio croa-
priccs arc aolnotimoH wild-ouo boing O. thousand
pounds Think Of q litt1o yellow llo1gling-a
ngol,1i1'ncMh A. maio - months old, costing o. GOO
II Holdi ta Tho sve5age prieo Ia pound These
Cages, son1o III littc gothic mansions, otlor6
hayo Ill the modern conyonioncest Including
IT., mud ono largo, mansion, with lodg-
elegant, nnl marked " Canary Cottage" Those
WHO think tint canarios laYo uniform song
would bo undoceiyed if they could 1iaton for :
time IN tho Crystal palaco. One little bird has
violin; othora aro Us mellow"tonod MS o German
tlutu For Homo singular renBon--probably bo-
causo tllo birds cannot bo rnado to sing by .tho
most tcndor or threatening porsuasonB whom
for either singing or talking-vory important ac-.
compliRhmonts have thus boon disrogarded, In
the: bostowal Of prizes. There tB MI African
8rny parrot, aged IL ycara,, which says ''Tom,
'eS Old Rsr 5og 'ess ssy s;oe como ps
bodl' and eundry Other. things. 4 pretty lady
mo -whoroon tho lady rottres in confusion,
but is not 80 fortlinato tho bird cocka It's eye
md says II don't like yoH." A boy who laught
is asked, "Does your mother know YOU'RE out 2"
and rough passing by is hniled with, !" ANY old
hats 2" Anothor-a cockatoo OF 18 manthB-
danced I'LL 1t was tired to tho time Of "Pop goes
tho woaael, aud thon subsded with tho remark,
"Cocloy Inns got bad cold" '.King Tom Iii i
great fayorlto, MS he nssureB us that he "won'e
bite" bids each q Paddle your own canoon and
invitea his visitors to "Bnolto." There arc two
birds which gafn favor by their enthusiastic 10y
alty, one-a green parrot,;Iloving to whistle
" God Sayo tho Queen, and tho other-a boauti-
ful groen paroquot, With a1 oUlishly profound
expression -orying f'Three cheera for the QueonL
Hip, hip, hip, hurraf!" It IL quito conscious Of.
its ATTRACTIONS. and generally ends it's perform
anco with Pretty green beauty" This 1t varies,
however, with Walter, bring Polly d pot OF
boer," or-its most extensive Hontence-"Go Got
up, Mary, and got Polly q sweet cup Of tea,
quick, quick, that's doar!" Roars OF lnuehter
and delight greet these various performances,
and the crowd can hardly tear itself away from
them to attend to the other birds. Tho loyal
parrots are repeatedly asked their opinion On
tho Central Asia question: and one being asked
its sentiments concerning tho Prince OF Wales,
excited great mirth by replying, "Presty groom
pet-pot Of boerl" There aro Barbnry doves,
and diamond sparrows, coral-noc]kod sparrows.
rcad-headod cardinals, wax1il]s, nightingales,
and one yory pretty specimen Of tho Virginia.
tion, especially ono which says, "Harry, want
you;" It will cough and sneezo, aud do many
othor things, such aB repeating the namo
"Annie," with qunint pathoB. Altogether, 1t
would DO hard to boat this exhibition for IN
terpst,
, 1873-03-11
$4,000 ROBBERY.


.. -NhAoGsAoA ~os*EA1f AMGAAe
somo ttno during last Sunday, jowelry NOR
ohant named ]. T. Lartor, Of Newark, N. j.,
was robbed ut tho AlatteHon uouso Of n satohol
containing, according to hls stntomont up
wards Of $4,000 worth Of iewelry.
Tho Batchol was takon from Ills
room during Ills absonce. Thero was no owl
denco that the door Ind boon broken open, and
It Is tho aupposition that tho door was loft opon,
thus airording easy ACCESS to tho thiot or
thiovos.
Tho property takon consisted principally
Of precious stones. There was little
gold In tho Batohcl. n1r. Lnrter
Lad not tahon tho procaution to piaco tho jow-
elry In tho safo Of tho houBo, as he did not ex-
poet to remain long In tho city. His room wae
20, and was situated on tho third floor.
Evory prooaution had boon takon
by tie propriotors OF tho house
to protect tho rooms from robbers, aud tho tl1oft
Was probably committed by eomc ono who had
business dealings with hTr. Lartor or was an em-
ployo Of tho house.. Our reporter
morning that tho tfllef had boon
captured. Thoro Ia evidently no necoBsity for
1obbcries bcing committed Ut hotels II tho neo-
eBsary caution is takon by the ownerB Of prop
erty. This robbery need not make travelors
3ear the aafoty Of tho Mattoson HouHe, for, ~
before remarked ovory precnutton has boon
takon by the propriotora to protect tho rooms.
, 1873-03-11
The Groo1cy Stnttac4.


Two distinct movements arc In progresa for
the erection Of statues in honor Of tho late Mr.
Greeley The one headed by the Hon. ". ".
Niles, late Representative Of 11r. Greolsy's
homo tn tho State Legislature, contemplates
the erection Of Q bronze statue, with suitable
pedestal, either in Printing House Square or
Central Park. For this, large aum has already
ncen e, raised BY IN organization extending
still daily received By Iii. Niles and BY lie Hon.
Andrew Il. Greon, Controller of tho City Of Now
York, who is acting aa Treasurer Of tho fund.
Tho other movement is tn the hands Of jour-
nfe-size atatuo Of Mr. Graeloy, tc DO cast in typo
metal, and placed in Greenwood. It was IN tho
interest OF this movement that printors wero ro-
comfy invited to sot 1000 ems onoh, and for
ward the proceeds to the President OF Typo
graphical Union No. Q. These .gontlomon now
ask us to bespeak for their circular herewith
given tho widest circulation:
Rooms OF n \; ! i fsno; Bnsa11s1. ga.osN2 4.
Z TypogEaphical Union No. g, to Greet hfe;slzo
fss no N ssns sr Sa aSsss sep
ton OF tho statue. Haytng. received numerous
craft The Committee have decidsd 10 80 Solicit
sssSsI saa ossra :ItSss atestg e!s's g. ene in
either Of old type-meta or In cash, viii bo thankfully
received and duly acknowledged and tho names Of al
Bpoctton ut the socoty's rooms No. "a Duane street.
Hoping you feel disposed to assist In our humble
effort to orpct this tribute to The momory OF ono who
in nfo proved hnself tho boncfaoor Of mankind and
Whoeo pen was engaged actively IN soong tho a1eo-
ration OF tho human race, trust to hear from you at
your earliest convenience. Respectfully,
J. MEyEPHoTF, Chairman statuo Committee
n. D.Donaf1ous Of typolneal should DO directed to
"prcoideat Of Now York Typographical Union No. 6,
caro- Of John q. Lghtbody, No. * Bcekman atreet,a
Donations Of money should be sent to resident New
New York City.
tpubllHhcrs OF nowspapors throughout tho country
VINO favor tho movement are requested to print the
above In full, or notice it'll
, 1873-03-11

LOUISVILLE, Ma1oh 10.-An Incident occurred
to the tent Of tho Great Eastorn Circus to-day
which at first was thought to be very serious. K
high wind was blowing, and one Of the poles foll
striking two lads, one OF whom Was slightly In
1ured. Tho other, namod Frank Sparks, 10
about two hours. There was great e1citenent
for d fcw minutes, and partial stampede, dur
ing which several wero slightly bruised
and scratched, but the managers promptly check
quioted down, till the seats were lowered and
tho side canvas lifted, allowing FREQ egross. In
the first rush the canvas waa cut In several
places by encaping mon. No other serious dam
age Ia ascortnined. The town was wild Tor an
hour over grossly exaggerated reports.
, 1873-03-11

Our Clinton Qowa) special says: few moro
days waisn wontllor, aud the ieo in tho Missis-
!ippi lliyer mnat giya way. Tue river has riaon
throo feet and Ia still rising. When tho leo goos
alaayy thicaness.
Elan Fitzgibbons, aged o. years, and Joe ny-
IN, ", OF Nashville, wore run over, yesterday,
by tho truck Of hook md ladder company,
and worry seriously wounded. Tho truck was On
!fs wny TO fire, and running rapidly. The Ars
involved lo.s Of 81, ,b0o
Information from Laurons County, s.. G.,
shows that tho reports OF Ku-Klux outrage
having boon committed there were erroneous.
There was only rowbotween two drunken mon.
An Omaha dispatch says that the ice was going
out OF tho Missouri ntvor yesterday, and b,,t
, 1873-03-11
VJjECCMC1h-

Special Dispatch to Ths chtcago Tribune,
MADISON, Wis, March 10.-In tile Assembly
tonight, Mr. Barron, calling Mr. Kelsey to tho
way blu tho special order at 1915 q. NJ, the st.
Paul bill being the special order at II q. n This
was opposed BY h1r. Palmer, who moved to
anend by making 2p. m. tho timo, which was
carriod-6o to Il, and tho motion thus amended
was carried-47 to 4G.
Mr: Davis mado report for tho minority of
the Booot Committee OH tho bill for the con
struetion Of the road by the state, opposing tho
listing, and asking further time to perfect q
granted.
, 1873-03-11

Wn1Amsronr, pa., March 10.--In tho Stack
motion to quash tho bill Of complaint for want
of jurisdiction. His Honor delivered lengthy
opinion, maintaining complete jurisdiction for
civil tribunals, and said that the argument would
take place on tho merits Of the controversy
under the common law.
, 1873-03-11
LUMBERMAN's EXCHANGE.

The annuhl moeting Of tho Lumberman'a Ex-
change Of Chicago was held yesterday after
noon, when tho officers for tho ensuing year
wero elected. aa follows:
Tresiuent-A. &. Van Behaick.
Vtes-Erksidtnt-Q. U. White.
1reasurer-J.J J. Dorland.
Stcretary-W. l.. aouthwOrth.
Hoard n Dtrectors-A. g. Van 5ohaiok, O. o. White
A. 4. Carpenter W. II. Bush, John MoLaron, William
Blanchard, Artcmus Carter i. K. Dickford, 8. A.
aud W. u. Philips.
Com"tt<s q Arbitraston-M. Mcdonald, n. n.
Hal r. 4 Loyeland =. <; Hubbard. y: I. Anderson.
HoMghtaling, Artomlss Carter, ]. j. Borlaad.
t1nanee Com,att!ec-John McLaron,' a. g. Van
9ohaick ". D. Philips
I'spestton commsttes-n Il. Dlckford ". blanchard,
A. A. Cnrponter.
Reaolntiona were also passed, appropriate to
tho death Of y Evert II. Doubleday, Esq, NOM
, 1873-03-11

p111snunon, March 10.-A convention Of coal
Allegheny Counties, was held to-day, at which
various delegations reported great unauimity
among tho miners Of the different works to
stand firm for cents q buBhel for mining. On
the railroad mines tho minors are divided be-
twoon and cents per buBhel.
, 1873-03-11
DETROIT.


IMK III tn6 LGR1BIAt1fHe
Special Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, March 10.-A large aud enthusiastic
meeting was hold at the Young Mems Hall this
evening, to protest against tho bill for Detroit
public park, now pending in the State Senate.
Twelve hundred people were present, including
many leading citizens. Mayor Moffatt presided,
.. Ward, ex-Goy. Baldwin, x-Mayor Wheaton,
Duncan Btewart, and @. III. Garrison. Speeches
Were made by Duncan Stewart, Avery Pond, J.
Logan Chip.nan, and Luther Baeeher Resolu-
Is an unjustifable infringement upon tho
ancient rights and privileges Of the ftoemon
citizens to lobby this bill through the Legisla-
ttnre' and respectfully protesting and romonetE.~
teen Was appointed to take the protest to Lan-
sing Tomorrow. Among tho committee arc e1-
Gov. Baldwin, Luther Beooher, II III. Choeyor,
VIM. Foxen, AID. Hough, and John Gibson.
, 1873-03-11

DAITnonE, March 10.-ThiH morning, at the
annual conference Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, tho Committee in the case OF tho
Rev. ]. F. Clarke, White Sulphur Springs,
WeHt Virginia, reported Tint tho charge Of i'm
morality was sustained, and Clarke WINS expelled
from tho Church. Tho Committee in the case
Of DR.. Huston are taking testimony.
, 1873-03-11

fro on Saturday night-thc work Of nm incon-
diary. LoaB, 425, ,01n; insurance, GIL 1000.
CLEVELAND. hlaroh 10.~-Tho following insur-
anoo comphnioa ,7oro Interested in tho flro ut
partial: underwriters, n X, ss, 800; Trankli,i,
Philadelphia, 81, 600 tnporial, London, S7,200
Homo, n. Y, $4,000; North British, s45oo;
Mtns, Hartford $4,000; phmnix, Hartford,
Dayton, $1,000; bun, Cleveland, s1o,o0o North
Amorica, $3, 1000.
, 1873-03-11
Shooting AffrHy.

CINCINNATI, March 10.--Last night at O'Clock,
ut stephenson's store, Powell County, KY, Ned
IN quarrel, Bryant drew pistol and shot John
then mounted his horse nnd galloped away. III
has not been hoard from since. Tho parties had
been drinking together.
, 1873-03-11

i. ; ST. Louis, March 10.-The Cass County bond
case, which has boon uaIoro rnuT Cuurs -rvi nvulo
days past, was docidod, to-day, by the restoration
Of the bonds to Casa County, and an award of
cont damages. Robert s: Stephens, Of New
Texas Railroad, waB the principal defendant in
tho case. An appeal was taken TO tho Supreme
Court
, 1873-03-11

report an aooident on That road at o'oloolt
this sInorning, ,betweon Lafayotte md indianapolis.
In consequence Of brokon rnt, ono of tho
sleeping coaches WAS thrown with groat yiolonco
TO tho ground. Although tho train WINS running
as astWcnty-flvo rnilea per hour, mono of tho paa-
,aongera wore Injured beyond inconstdorablo
, 1873-03-11
Tho Te1nperance Cnuse.

PITTSBURGH, March 10.-Tho ladies Of ALE
gheny City, III favor Of tho temperance moye-
ment, are making preparations to effect an Or
ganization Of ladies' in every ward Of the city, 90
ns 10 enable thom to work with greater efficiency
In the present temperance campaign. moot
ing has been called for Wednesday afternoon in
Zach ward.
, 1873-03-11

sr. LOUIS, March 10.-Tha Liberal Republican
County Convention mot this afternoon, and, at
tor considerable discussion, resolved to make no
nomination Tor city officers In the election noxt
month, but will support such candidates as boss
represent their views and principles
, 1873-03-11

ToRoHro, Ont, hfaroh 10.-A special from
Fort Garry, Manitoba, aays: ImmonBo oxcito-
ment prevails lin Winnipeg, owing to the fact
that 1t was sought to pass bill through tho
Legislature which would havo lot tho Hudson
Bay Company and other landed propr1etorB of
with tho payment OF one-third tho usual taxa
tion. On the Sd an indignation mooting was
hold. A. committee TaB appointed to pload ut
the bar Of tho House, whithor they weEo followed
by 400 people. Tho bill WAS ultimately thrown
out on technicality by tho ruling Of the Speak,
or. He Was decoyod from his house at mid
night by mob, supposed to bo employees Of tho
Hudson Bay Company, who administered coat
Of tar. The Government has offered reward
for tho conviction Of tho perpetrators. Fearing
other breaches of tho peace, q military guard
was placed over tho Parliament House.
Special Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, March o. Senator Mcpherson,
President Of tho Inter-0ceanlo Railway, has al-
ways been supporter Of tho Ottawa Govorn-
ment, and only now threatens opposition. Other
de1leotionH from the Government party are mon-
toned. The Governments orgnns are writing
him down. His name hnd been previously mon
stonen az successor to Lieut.. Coy. Rowland.
Gotting this position might quiet him.
The Liberal party Of Ontario and the Eastern
Provinces arc now united, under tho leadership
Of Alexander Mackenzie, by formal motion.
Edward Blake positively declined the acceptance
at present.
-oTrAwA, Ont. March 10-Tho Prince Edward
delegates have left for homo.
A. telegram from Pearlottoatown BtateB that
the Government there hhB dissolved tho Legia-
tature, and gono to the country on tho confeder-
ation question.
, 1873-03-11

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-At meeting Of
the Wholesale GIocers' Association. to-day, tho
Committee on Transportation was directed to
transportation botween Philadelphia and CHI
cago arc higher than botwoon Boston and Chi
clB0.
, 1873-03-11

:. ALBANY, N. T., March 10.-.The argus will pub
lsh tablo tomorrow. ehowing that OF thirty
soyon counties holding town meetings, the Denl-
oorats and Liberals carried twenty, against five
last year, making o, net gain on their side OF
eighty-tlree towns.
, 1873-03-11

Co1uMnud, O.. March 10. .--Jamos II. Hawkins,
arrested some days ago, charged with blgamy,
was confronted by his two wiYos In tho fo1ico
Court to-day, and oonfossod llis guilt. To was
bound oyor In tho sum Of 81 900.
, 1873-03-11

LONDON, March 1O.-Iho steamships Abys-
sinia, Cambria, ind Wyoming have arrived ollt,
NEW YoRK, 11arch 10.-Arriyod- Steamships
Adrlattc and Corinthian, from Liverpool.
, 1873-03-11
Suicide OF Il NIttrltor0rs

SALISBURY, Md, March 1O.-Yho body OF tho
man who throw Aimaolf ulltlor u frolGht train Oh
Gaturday evening, hnu bocn Identified NJ that OF
George W. Hall. tho lrulleres vi Miss H40ckloy,
, 1873-03-11
NEW YORK.

ALBANY, March 1o.-In tho Assembly, Tonight,
9 resolution wna aloptod roBtrnining the Erlo
Company from paying tho diyidona on ali fra,ld-
too to Investigate the matter.
, 1873-03-11
Elfaa.

ClNo1NNAT1, March 1o.-A dispatch stAtes that
storoy. Of OhillIootho, OHIO, was DESTROYED by "
, 1873-03-11
GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 10.-Prnce Bismarck made =
powerful speech to-day in the Upper House Of
tho Prussian Dict in support OF tho bill limiting
che power Of the Roman Catholic clergy.
, 1873-03-11

CINCINNATI, o., March 10.-passengora who
arrived In this city tlis afternoon on tho In-
, 1873-03-11
Tho ls1o of Shoals rruuodv.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., nIarcll 10. A shirt
stained with blood has been taltou from vault
At tho houpo Of Mr. johnson, IN this city, and
Identified as belonging to Wagner, who boarded
there.
, 1873-03-11
E4indu Gilbort in A.. r,ou,x

Sr. Louis, hal ch 10.--Tho County jail lilra.
ry, which MaB Linda dilborI, Of Chicago, lay
, 1873-03-11

Tho California Aoromuut.
BAN FnANoIsco, Cnl., March 10.-Lay's balloon
landed last night snfely in tho mountains near
Amaden, H'1ty-lve miles from this place.
, 1873-03-11

From {H0 Pd{& Mail Gdze1ld q FEB. 10. :,
1t may be said with almost literal truth thnt
Londoners have not seen daylight this week.
To-day, however, tic darkness haa been even
worae than on Monday and Tuesday. Up to
noon 1t was impossible to dispense with gas and
candles. On tho aonth side OF tho Thames tho
darkness was excessive. Tho railway atationH
,Tore lighted up exactly as at night. There has
beon no groat amount of fog, and traffic has not
been aeriousy interfored witt in Tire streets, op
the rnilWayB, or on the river