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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04
BIESSEDNESS.
Single. Double ami Triple.

Single """ wv"
Il viii never marry, never, said Will
liam Blake to his father, apaticnt, weary
looking old man, with thin gray hair
,t~caking across his bowed head. lie an
,wcrad. raAectively-"Well, | think
you're right; there are men that can
manage women. but your mother has
bacu To much for me"
81, seem. half selfish in me TO 90 of
and howe Won alon, with her: but what
,'.,n .n,,. ,in with worl, TINT wants plan.
,;n, ,rJ hint continual .colding in one.
49,"
81. the CRYING Its thut master me
tnnu.rl said Mr.. Blake. "whru she sits
.,i.r.,n,tiIrr into her aprou: looking at
,,. ,h"t r.nr,orbruI. till I'm half brought
...I,,,..!h have committed murder.
.,....,,.,I.fn,, il NV slrrn
- .,.',t;i1a. ,finL do Won know.
c,h,r tb., in tb,., time, il i, that she is
sorry for her temper; is, in fact, repent
ing.
Ifs an awtullv unpleasant, unfair
Kind ofpruitcucr. then; but don know
-E... L.rn huzzlur in INV ears 80 long.
,',, I yrt fairly bothered sometimes, and
l.r., f-.I clear about ANYTHING"
I'm ,,.Il ,.,u wI,, Won must do when
" ',,, "" -. ".,', NV, .a,a, n,r,o me-,
+, ,.-r., /. ,,r Won know
.,nI will my bow; so | will.
30 M''', -" Y'S %, r,nrnir, when
NJ. Rlal,r jrran the day with pro-
't'.' ;nJic.,inGs ofGninr What ,he call
PI'.,,. '','', I rn Lrsh.nd Hronnr.a 10 g.
q" p ~, Lnr di.rIassrra She had
cape S',,H i" Nv. VI, '',',,i' .,.t;m,, nm
resented " III II' : l''''"'" a. '' VI d. ~
for hih.-ei,' QUIZ 'Hrl', ~ ~
marked, '''l'' 'G"'"T I' '''s 49, 'I.,
she Was before. 50 he "'P"'''' III '0'"
poratlve comfort. ..,... n.
" ills room was" P'o' .',.', ti'' ,.''...;'I
was not earning inucH a. ~ ANY ~ ~ -
anything does Tor 'h''e'' WIN I" ~
late AR that somewhat COM .!, 'I nv ,,nrl
philosophy oil iohcIl ,,'' SI'',, ~. H., hn
improved WohderIuI'A,. Il. anu III I"''' -"
was always happy " jill "'' Il "'S'- ''''
0! m"'I,hSs. -;l:... hill. .,..bir,,
Nh ID ."N' ''''''>' N''''
.'' IN ".i Io ,a;i,r yyargv boo.l,od
-. ~ ',, 'r '..o ,,,n.,b f,r - Tailor and
.su,;5 ,,,. Ipr,,lin,, would NOT p,ss
,..n .,,'' ,;, '''> T rcd ,lur but some
va. MIN. .r.v.a. and one must
NO." ~ . Ill. Jo".,, 1'oI.i,i am On.
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-tIt l'' .''"N'' 49,
glance nj the Iao.e' ""'T" ''"Ne" '''.i,'
ia" I"e "''JN v, !" ,''I.'S.'' '.i'P, 'F'
a- ID Wa WIN nun " eve '"'''T = H.
VIII was acc">I'ti!ou 10 I'''' All MS MS
tooz round "im IN MS WORK. an" 80 "a'
gradually gathered the household IhPie'
ment, together IN the same fashion.
We will nave breakfast presently. ne
said; III would have been ready before
only while ! was gone I'r Il I'"' '''' Net
.It Won't do that this time" said Mr..
pr.i,. rfriro th. tilted vessel from the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04

THE imports of New York last week,
exclusive of specie, amounted to $685.
343. and the produce exports :" Sbooo,-
sic
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04
1ttne u,ncer Holse and D,ore Yards.

1tpe Jlneer House and Drore Yards.
7 Hahn. VA. 70 =. street,, Pa.......... -
+ ID, NcIIcr. Va ~ l.. y. BrOckley, Pa II
I Mood. @ .,....,,,,... ID =. BURNER, Va. ~
n J.ehmam a. Bro, l.. L. Henkel, Va. IL
O.'..,..I,..............l3jM VI. izenman, Va. j.
I 4 Thomas, Va. sd. G. Sibert Va. II
W. j. Kirk II Son, II. NacnlEialI hu' ~ -
D. =, BarnitZ, Pa. - F.. Grothc, Pa........ ID
II. X. Williar, Pa" q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04
POVATOES.

4 CONSIGNMENT OF PURE PEACH
y Blow anal Early Rose Potatoes, IN
barrels, from New York, just received and
Tor sale by JAMES tRANGLE.
No. 1910 Main street. Wheeling ". Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04
at'heelin9 Aeelster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

uu. vear.-.........SS % Three mOnths...S2 o.
SIX months. ~ one month. -
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copv, vr...S4 w one copy s. mOS.S2 GO
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr..S2 W Five copies, yrs 10
one COPY, mos % Ten COpieS,l VI. j. 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04
SWINE MARK TT.
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
The number of the receipts differ but
little from that of last week, but they are
quite enough for the demand, which Is
generally very slow. The quality is
fully as good rs last week. Prices
are fully &c of, fewer selling now at
our top quotations than were sold at the
highest rates of last week, and the feeling
among dealers rs we'll as butchers IS that
prices must go lower, and this would
seem probable from the character of the
provision market and the heavy receipts
Mt the business centres in the west.
Q,,otations-lO@ l02c; afew very extra
at the latter price.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04
SEED oats.

oOoO BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS
1UUU received and tor sale By
JAMES CRANGLE,
1910 Main street, Wheeling, W Va.
apHa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04
REMARKS ON nEEr CATTLE.

The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to 1892 head against S4S
last week, and 1927 the corresponding
week of last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to l,l25 head against
794 last week and ZOOS the correspond
inc week of last year, and were as follows;
TO Baltimore S'i
To Eastern spectators ........................ Il
Washington "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04

Willie cholera the doctor" she an
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pie 2to(e po,t 2sttOerntere.

gs NOR i'm CONNER bes ssabres 183-; Die
letten gtrabIen Der unter8ebenbem Some
ner8olseten bic Siigelreiben pel9e in tpeIts
Ii9er &i9tuns ben See @inbermere NIT ben,
freunbli9en 9orfe slei9en 9lamens i6lben
ilnb itberi9auen; bas 9Ian3enbe Tagesgeftirn
be9ann i9on binter ienen 8erSen su pers
f9minbea, no it6 bet SimmeL INNER b0ber
fdrbte, nnb cine iuSenoLl6e @efaIt auf einem
SeIsporiprun9e beruOrtrat, Don benz aus iie
peitbtn bic 8egeno iberbliden foante. Mie
bieie reid Don Der 9iatur ON Geis unb G90ns
belt ausseitdttet 10 mar aud bas IiebIi9e
@eien, bas, tn SusenbbIatbe pranaen6, pon
9oloisem Sdein ,tmfloi1en, einen I66nen
8tloe elei9, aus Der abenbbeIeu9tuag bers
pprtrat.
go uo6te aud Ell, nod iu9enbIi9er @anz
berer benfen, Der auf ieinem 8ege bur9 bieIe
ger9s unb SeeSe9enb gn8Ianbs pI6bLi@ Don
BET @rI6einnn8 gefeiIeLt ruarb, bic fem 59ars
fes, nmberI9petfenoes Iuse ent6edt bate,
ino meI9er ct nabe 9enu8 par, um aenaus
ibre @eitaIt tpie ibre @eii9ts3age gu ertennem.
st rpaste tpeber 8erue9ung nod Gtbena,Ia,
neil er fiir9tete, babur9 bies rnerrpartefe
Bib, bas ibm faft eine GiitOn i9ien, f6pin=
ben su ieben.
Das uor ibm itebenbe Nab6en u,o6te o5ts
3ebn bts neunjebn Sabre alt ieiu, unb in ibrer
i90nen ebenmaBi9en 8eitaIt por feItene ans
rnutb nit iener 9ewanbtbeit iin0 Groft per,
bunoen, Die fortwdbren6e l1ebung berIeIben
mnb 8eIunbbett ollein perIeibt. Sic NOT
u,ittlerer Gr0be, bod I9ien Ite auf ben erfsen
8Iid BON bobem @u9s, ba Elm f6Ianter SaIs
bas ebelSsformte Saupt trus, INN bas IttdD baa
Ii9tbraune Saar in pollen SIe9ten Ieste, uni
nur Die f3one, bobe Stirn fret IieB. Ser
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frti9e &otb oer gSansen 9ebpben - eite
| fein9ei9ntttene gtaie, Elm aus6ruGsuoLe,
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- iiber bic barmonii6en 3age tiefes, ernites
Na6oenfen gebreitet - 70 mar Der Nnblif
ber ii1 benz iiberraidten @anberer barbot.
S6nea entitanb in ibm Der BunI9, fl
ndber 5n ieben, tie 5u ipre6en itn6 Ct uer
wanote oaber tetn gluge pon tbr, I'm ruonD9
LID nit tbr ant SuBe bes SIgeIs 5uIammer
5u treffeh mo- ct ii9 6ann su9lei9 nod ben
ri9tt8en Tfaoe erfrnbisen tpoIIte, ben ct au
fetner Wanberun9 oerIoren bate.
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itetsen irlne belt, Elm fIeines Sorn an ibr
2ippen iebte unb bieiem einige belle Som
entIodte, oann aber ieinen 8liden sdnsEid
enti9wano. @inem inneren Mntriebe na9
8ebenb, fol8te ct idnea ibren S3ritten, per
n1odte aber ntdt, fte at errei6en, neil be
8es ibns unbetannt mar er fLetterte babe
rpiecer nubIam einen SiiseI binan, um f
nur ni9t 9an5 aus ben Gusen gu uerIieren
Seine Inftren9un9 war6 au6 beIobnt, benz
er fab Die iunSe 5irtin an benz anberen Gno
bes Gbales wieber beruorfomnen, sefolst po
mebreren Raberb bic Der S6ou ibres einfa
den Satrumentes 3uiantHtett Serufen.
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5inb, rpie Sic baIO ieIbis iid5 iibsrseusen mere

iinb, rpie Sic baIb ieIbft ii9 iibssseiSen tuers
ben, Dberit &enmore
Sc bate bieie @orte nit einent fiir bic.
Sadie 70 ,,nseu6bnIi6en gtnft 9sIpso6en,.
oab iein Gefdbrte fid eines 2dbeIns ni9t
entbalten fonnte, in6eB bic @irtbin iagte:
llnb iOllen MIR fie bereiten, ruie Sic ite bas.
Iebte Mal seSeTen2
3, isbenfaas! ontsportete ber @pifuraer
unb ieBte, Dberf &enmore anbIidens, tinsu !:
SD mnB Sic nafnertIam eorauf MAIDEN, 6aB
ruenn Sic f6on bic Orbnan8 anb SauberEeit
bepunbern, lueIde Uliss aSetberbp bier i9afft
i,nb baIt bieie nod 5ober IN Sbrer G6tuns
fteigen uirb, rpenn e5ie erit bic 5oreIIeu tOften
,ueIde fie sabereitet. Sang sewib baben Sic
nod ME einen foI6en 6ennb sebabt. Was
nteiuen Gie, @irs. Betberbn9
(syortiebunq foIgt.)
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NIT It9. Ser Iaute sSubel brauI tie tnrie
! naber, Die Sieser famen unb Peter Rontn
nit ibnen. &Is er ben iunsen &e8enten iab
umart1,te Ct ibn unb fa9te: vSc Ian9e Sian
bern ,lnb Sranfrei9 ftebt, rpiro man aud ipre
den pon Der S9ladt BEL Gourtrap Dal
/ fronaDEI6e Sod ift gebroden, SIanbern Il
fret, bas Bolf iei seIobt unb 9eprieien!"
Sein @eit9t 9lan3te better, als Ct btei
@orte fpra6. Ser &esent fniete nieoer uni
geter &oninf nit ibnt. 9teIer rninfte nut
ben tapfern Streitern, un6 ale G[anbrer mar
fen ftd 3ur @rbe unb banften benz SimueI.
"a.
Ser SrlbIing mar 8etcmmen. 9niiis atb'
mete AIles nit baIb8e6fTneten 2ippen, lnifie
| i6auten bic Strdu9er NIT baIbge6ffneten
Ausen. Sebes @eId0pf f9ob leiie bas pei4e
Sud pon ber 8ruit bet Natur suriid uno roH'
te faugen unb trinfen 9uft, Wdrne ,lnb 2idt.
9ie SrdbIinssfonne Ieu9tste, 8eter &onini
trat in fein Saus, bic S9naIben paren ruies
ber ba. ST fab btnauf nod benz ylefe an
benz AaerbaIten unb fa8te Ieiie: vgSiafon's
men,"
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snagsm sn.ssssm. en-. Vt Hag@ Osn "aSosa sos ~
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- Der aIte GburIow @eeb, bet gertra,tte
bes perfofbenett SeDarb, bebt in elmer Sus
iarift an bic vN. q. Tribune" bic gerbienItes
bsroor, tueIde ii9 bic S6nisin 8icteria nnb
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IIbsrt nabren6 bes otterifanifaet 8ir9ss
frieges iittt bic Union eruorben. st 3eiss
roje Bictorio .5u perI6ie6enen NiaIen ibren {
ginfuB aaf boS engIii6e Winiferiutn bobin
9eltsno na9te, bab bic Snteruenttonss8orss
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,lno MaIpn's .auf benz ,Trent" pom en9lg.. :.
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%.
Sn Srantreib aber bate Der 8snig Bbis
lipp Elm ftarfes Seer seIammeIt. Ser Graf
Nrtois, ber bertiblute SeIbberr Srantrei9s,
fibrte es an. Ser Gtattbalter ftanb an Der
Spite bes fran5ofi@en Abels. Das 9ser
bate fdom bic @ren5e iiberi6ritten unb woate
ganj Slanbern nun si1tigen. Darum reiite
benn, ba einige Wonate perfloIen inb bic ers
ten BrdblingsbIumen ruieber grim tuaren,
Beter Ronint 5uriif na9 @ourtrap, ruo bic
uereinisten SIanbrer nod ftanben in ber
Stabt unb l1msesenb. Ser iunss &esent
aber blieb in 8rasse benno6 mar er ,,idt
Itarf senu8, INT on elmer S9ladt 2lntbeil
nebmen 5u fOnnen. st trus ben Iinfen grm
mod in Der Bnbe, ,inb ritt, aIs qeter aoninf
ben SeinS ermartete, nit ber tpeiBen 8inbe
oft on befen SauIe porbei uab fab in oas
rpeibe Gntlis ber fiinen lllrife.
gsad fur5er Belt famen traurige S2a6ri9z
ten pon 8rttsse. Die einbringenben Srans
Soien battes ibreu @es aber apheI mad gours
trap senommen unb melt unb brett ben gans
sen 2anbitri9 perbeert. Weber Men{den
nod Sbtere tparen neri6ont rporben, aIIes
2ebenbige bate bIuten ,,nb iterben niiiiIen,
unb 06rfer, Gtabte unb DaIber Iaaen in
AI3e. Yeter 2oninf ober f6idte SITTER SO.
ten mad 8riisse unb Iieb, menn aud iene
yta6ri6ter bur9 biele 8oten beFdtist ru,irs
Oen benno6 tr0fen rnb ia8en, bab er bic
Sranjoien nit ieiner san3en Wadt BET gours
troy ertporter unb i6Iagen woIIe. .
SSn bieIer 9eit nun bate Der iinge &esent
pobI oft mad ben Senfern sefdout an Goz
minis 6auie,, aber l1Irife bate ii1 Lanse ni9t
8ejet9t. 1lnb bod per[angte er iebt mebr als
lie na1 ibren Mnblide, benn er wolIte fort
gum Seer, mad gourtrap, ob er gIei9 nod
ben Ntm ii, Der 8in6e trus. ya.2 -.
75 1lno aIs er nu,, b0rte, baB II, roenisen Sas
gen Die SdIa6t seideben roerbe, ba rift er
no6mals FIN por bas Saus, ,inb bieIt in Der
Ddntmeruns bes geIilnfenert sSriib[tngstages
lanse ieituarts ber ssen{ter. l1nb. oben an
eineu, Der Senfter seiste fi9 Die IiebIi9e
llrife-uilo bieIt in ibren Grnten Elm Rinbz
lein. q -& -la .aa Esqai 4aH
Stia fab ct binauf mad Der ftilen gr.
| f9einuas. llnb aIs iie per19pmncen mar,
bate er oas Bib bod i'm Ser3en, unb riti
suraf ins S6lob inb am na9iten Mor8er
NIT eirigen @oeaenten auf Der Gtrabe mad
gourtrap. ed l a5s'
| MIs Ct nod eintse Meilen pon biefer Gtabt
| fi6 befanb, b0rte er baB bic S6Ia6t 5dor
sei6eben lei. 9o9 ritt er rpeiter. gs bamerts
ni9t lan9e, % famen einise MbtbeiIuneer
ber Slanorer ibm entsesen rrsb er3ablten, ,pas
ii9 begeben bate. Sic trusen cine Stang,
Dor ii9 ber, i.ab enf BET Stanse 3rpei barar
befeiti8te Mrme. Ser eine bieler Nrute rpa,
pom Stattbalter, Der anbere pom fransoEI9er
Seerfubrer Artois. Mu6 bic peritiimmeItet
Seidname 8eiber wurben bur6 gferbe na3
| sef9leppt. 80.
Dis Sran3oien tparen sei5Iasem. Sou
speitauienb berieIben batten it6 burd b.
5lu6t serettet; bic l1ebrisen ale ,uaren se
tObtet ober sefansen. 8iertauIenb solOen
/ Sporen batten bic Slanbrer erbeutet. benn be
san3e franjoiif6e GbeL Der fi5 Bel benz Gref
fen befanb, Lag a,if benz SdIadtfsIbe. pfer
be, @epdd, WafTen, SaP ,in6 gut bes eroBel
| fran36fiden 5eeres, Das NIT einem S5Ias
| Ll.l
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birtmlti9en 2eidenrpddter ibsn s,i ,Du bait
feinsn TbeiI an benz Tobten "a 10 itbbnte
in ibm bic ansf, Die &eue, bic S9ulb. ism.
ST mart fi9 auf bic grbe, :oanb feline
Sanbe, nnb ipin5elte IeiIe :4ao oSoIt ,neinen
5obn, fort in bic Stabt, bic alerste n,iifIen
ibn lebenois maden; eriR nidt tobt, nidt
tobt!" aan.9a5 .ola3r30 sso as9iI1tfr9l 5i3sg
gIs Die erf9rodenen Sransoien sauberten,
Der StattbdIter eber, fortrpin5elte unD ilu9enb
Morbsr ietnes Sobnes iie r,annts, ,tnb bieie
nun binsehen rpoIlten sur 2eiebe, nm bieEelbe
snboIen, ba er59ien ni1t nett uon benz Eoes
ten ber Diener, Der friber nit @ueif bierber
gefomnen mar, ilnb rief mad beu1 II fer bins
ouf: ,9lun miibt Sbr 1abitei9en / bier arpiro
ber Nsg su ihmal fir bic BferbeN -sj ass9
Sest 5ogsn Die Sransoien fdnel ben Stats
batter BON bet Gree empor unb fibrten, pber
trusen pieluebr ben SdIottexnben eilenb rad
bem Bui6e, inbem iie iasten Die Slanbs
rer fon,mea, bic Slanorer |" H.rsg} zs4 1
Ser StattSalter IieB ii5 fortSerren lasn6
freil6te babel tpie porber: ,6oIt taeinen
Sobn; NIT in Die Stobt; &c tann ridt tobt
iein; bolt ibn, bolt ibn." Id l.. d. st
Die Sran5oien aber 3osen i6neu un6 dnsHs
LID aus benz @ebiid ibre gferbe, rporfen aui
ems berieIben Den StattbaIter ino iloben nit
ibm in bas @eb6lj. aE8 sy. 3al3
G6on rparen fie isnieits bes @ebiids nnS
ritten iiber bic Geder bun mad ben duberp
Befe5tiguu8swetfen, oa trat III benz Sooten
Der berbeiSeeilte Seter Reninf nit pisler'
SIanbrern. a .zsi ua9 5Bll1
Ser Gobte lag friebIi9 auf Der berbiiLi6en,
hOnaralfaen gSie5e. Neben benz Inbter
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The New York herald., 1875-08-25
THE NEGRO ON PARNAssUs.

THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE VIRGINIA EDUCA-
T1oNAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY AT RICH
MoND, VA, YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND August "a, 1875.
The Colorcd Educational Convention at its morning
session adopted report cmbodying the constitution
&c, for the State society be called 'The Virginia
Educational and Historical Association" the object Of
which will be to promote the of education,
and aid In the higher instruction of such mcr
torious youths give promise OF usefulness to the
State and country to encourage the growth and deve
opmcnt OF mechanical and scientific ideas by the dis
seminaton OF useful knowledge and by the collection OF
statistics relative the material of the COD
ored in this State and incite TO higher and higher
achievement
Mr.. J. w. Cromwell, of Portsmouth, delivered an adj
dress the difficulties surrounding the colored youth
ofvirginia in obtaining education. These difficulties,
he said were twofold-nnancal and moral The
financial difficulties, such the inadequacy of the State
and local support, delinquency Of the capitaon tax
and poverty of the parents, discussed at length
The moral difficulties, the speaker stated relate to the
supply and character of the teachers who instruct the
coored schools the conditions of public opinion on
the object of the education of these youths, and the
spirit with which the teachers Of these schools enter
upon their work. He contended that the State
additional schools and that it the
duty of the State Government In further
dnce of the necessities of the school system to
enforce the collection of She capaton by making
tho right of suffrage depend upon its payment He
Claimed that white southern teachers tho best
for coorcd schools that false and wicked ideas have
been widely spread that their influences have been
pernicous in works of instruction by limiting education,
checking aspirations and shutting off opportunities for
development aud promotion.
Rev. W. b. Derrick, of Richmond, next delivered an
address on Compulsory Education"
AT the afternoon a resolution adopted
providing for monthly publication OF the educational
progress statistics and history of the colored people of
Virginia Also resolution requesting the State Board
OF Education TO establish colored normal school as
soon practicable 1t was agreed that the first
nua meeting of the Virginia Educational and Historical
Association be held on the third Tuesday in August
1876. Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.

Mr Theodore Thomas celebrated the one hundredth
night of his concerts during his present at Gen.
tral Park Garden last night with programme made up
entirely of Becthovens works. The bill was very
choice and calculated to bring out in full force all
lovers of good music Twenty-Five hundred people we're
present. and the orchestra played all the works in the
most magnificent manner The following programme
rendered d:-Overture to Leonora, No. l. op. ~;
overture TO Leonora No q op 72 overture Leonora
No 3, op. 72 overture to Leonora No 4, op II SYM
phony No Z, in A, op 92-1, introduction, vvaco; 2
Allegretto; 3 Schcrzo 4, Finale Sepctt op 90 Theme
and Variations; Scherzo; Finale Overture, Egmont,
op. 81
The four overtures to the only opera written by
Beethoven played in superb style by the orchestra
They have before in this country been presented
in such direct contiguity The symphony the per-
formance Of which by this incompatible orchestra
acd such excitement at Cincinnati, was most
delightful performance The septet for string orchestra
brought ont the leading members of the band in a
strong light Such an occasion worthy of the
young leader and his band Next Tuesday the pro-
gramme will be devoted to scandinavian music.
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
A COMMODORE KILLED.

SOUTH SEA sAvAGEs ATTACK A BRITISH CREW
WITH POISONED ARRows-THREE KILLED AND
FIVE woUNDED-BEvENGE OF THE BRITISH
LONDON, August "a, 1875
The Colonial Oncc has received the following details
Of the attack Commodore Goodenough and portion
of the crew of the PEARL
''The Commodore and party on the 18th inst landed
In Carlisle Bay TO open intercourse with the natives Of
Santa Cruz Island, who attacked the sand1y in tho
samc place last year After remaining about an hour
ashore and making apparently satisfactory progress
the object of their mission they preparing to
turn to the ship Suddenly the natives, who only
few yards of, shot at Commodore Goodenough and a
poisoned penetrated his left sde The boat then
put of under flight Of arrows. Seven men OH board
wounded including Lieutenant Hawkes.. Two of
tho wounded have since died from the effects of the
poison; the others improving AS the boat
returned the Pearl sheed and burned the native viii
lagc and then returned to Nelson's Bay"