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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-08
TO CAPITALISTS
, Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Goal Mining or Market
6BFdeninu.

account Of AdInccd age | Rm deslrouS Of
changing my residence aud therefore Oter for sale
my farm Situated opposite the city Of wheeling, on
the river hank midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the vii
lago Of htna vile. The property consists Of GO
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom.
In the hill there are two seams Of coal 6M and 81
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, IN Ioot
vein Of close texture sand or free stone an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of deIoIitS Of rich and valuable
character.
On tho surface, the larger portion oil which lies
gently aoplng TO the east, and all under direct ex-
posture TO the sun, Is Vineyard Of 90 acrus, mostly
Catawha gnncS all In fine bearing condition, about
seven years old which has proven itself able to Iay
handsome per cent 10 the Cultiyator.
The property Is being approached above and be-
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
hOmcsieads, and Is now really the only unOccupied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Is valuable as an Investment for capital scCking
safe purchase, and valuable TO those who want mar
ket gardening ground close to the city. II fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Ol sale Will bc one-thrd cash, balance
In two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
ferrcd paymcntA For further particulars Inquire
OF RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio,
ops
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Expended for PCrmanCntrePlIrs We have Si,il7 10
rs the entire expenditure at the Home
for six months. The institution has cared
for thirty.nine children during the six
months, and has had constant average
Of not less than thirty.three, so that the
cost Of maintaining child, c. boarding,
clothing, schooling, washing, mending,
&C., 80 AZ TO fit the child for usefulness in
any family, has been for six months
$40 Oh 1888, or for the year, $S5 SO 1888.
five add to the 81, Az 10 the interest for
six months on the cost Of property, $3.50,
we will have Sl,7G7 10 as the cost OF
maintaining all the time during six
months an average Of 30 children, or
sos 3OS per child.
The President OF the directors informs
us that in addition to the regular number
at the Home, nineteen, during the year,
were sent out into first.class families,
and every one Of these II was necessary to
clothe fully and entirely, 80 that really
during the year the home has cared for
40 children. Some Of these were brought
10 The Home in a destitute condition,
needing every article Of clothing. Some
we're covered with vcrmin and in loath-
come condition, who are now in choice
hands and being trained under excellent
discipline and morals. The children at
the Home are from IS months to 10 years
fagt. .'
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FINE FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.-As
will be seen by an advertisement in an.
other column, Mr.. A. II. Mitchell, Spec.
ial Master Commissioner, will on Thurs.
day, Feb. 10, sell the real estate known
as'the Thomas Sweeney farm, situated on
the National road seven miles west OF
Wheeling, and four miles east Of St.
Clairsville. The farm contains 237 acres
Of land, underlaid with coal Of the best
quality. The dwelling house and ont.
buildings are nearly all in good order.
There are three orchrds, containing about
1900 trees Of the choicest fruit, and a
vineyard Of about eight acres, with nearly
1000 vines OF different varieties OF grapes.
The property is desirably located, and
will be u good investment to the pur-
chaser
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The series Of meetings which have beer
in progress during the past week in the
hall otthe Vigilant Engine House, under
the superintendent Of Rev. o. p. Miller
OF the Disciples Church, have been dis
continued, owing to the illness OF Rev
Miller. II is understood that the meet
ingS, which had awakened much interest
in the First Ward, will be resumed Al
soon as Mr.. Miller's health will permit
him 10 dose.
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NEW PoLICE ARRANGEMENT.-City
Sergeant Ripley has adopted u new ar
rangement in the management Of the
police force, which we think will prove
a great improvement upon the old meth
cd. He reasons that when a deputy is
appointed for each ward, and allowed to
remain in that ward during his term OF
service, he becomes too we'll known to the
eyil-doers, and is liable to be under the
temptation Of screening those with whom
his associations render him familiar. To
prevent this, il possible, Capt. Ripley has
appointed his deputies without regard to
wards, as he has a perfect right 20 do I'M
der the ordinance, and will from time to
time change their location in the city.
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THE BUTCHERS BALL-The annual
ball Of the Wheeling Butchers Associa,
ton was held at Turner Hall last night
The commodious hall was crowded with
fair damsels and attentive gents, who
put in the time pleasantly in Waiting tC
the music Of Vaas' excellent orchestra,
Mr.. Geo. Bowers, the gentlemanly Presi,
dent Of the Association, Col. Jake Nunge
the aiiable door-keeper, and the
accommodating floor committee, de,
voted the greater part Of their time
and attention in making their guests as
comfortable and happy as possible. All
who were present expected to enjoy
themselves, and their expectations were
fully realized. We have seldom seen q
merrier crowd. Old and young were
there, and all entered into the spirit Of
the occasion with the greatest zest. We
entertain the hope that the Wheeling
Butchers Association may have many
more such joyful reunions.
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BEFORE JUSTICE PHILLIPs.-A few
days ago man who gave his name as
Geo. A. Williams called at the jewelry
house Of Messrs. HeDnegan, Bates & Co.,
on Main street, and asked to see some
gold watches. He was shown u
lot Of fine time.keepers, and after
selecting one stated TO the clerk
that he was employed as brakeman on
the B. 80. railroad, but expected shortly
to be promoted to the charge Of a
train. Upon these representations he
was allowed to take the watch with him
without making any payment upon it,
Upon inquiry Messrs. Hennegen, Bates &
Co. learned that Williams was employed
as brakeman on the railroad named
but that he would be discharged at the
next pay day. Also that he had taken
the watch to the iOwelry store Of Turner
& Dillon, and exchanged it for cheaper
watch, receiving some cash in exchange.
Proceedings were Immediately instituted
against him before Justice Phil
lips, warrant was issued, and
placed in the hands Of Officer Ex'
ley. Williams was arrested and taken
before Justice Phillips last evening, and
after an examination was remandeded
jail in default Of 81 900 bail for his ap'
pearance tomorrow.
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PERSONAL PoIHTs.-Dr. Reeves, of the
Fifth Ward, in Council Tuesday night,
announced his intention Of fathering a
new.fangled hog ordinance.
Rev. Newcomb, a Disciples minister
stationed at Hendrysburgh, Belmont
coanty, o., is said to have the whole New
Testament memorized. He takes no
Bible into his pulpit, but gives the text
and all quotations from memory.
Mr.. Joseph Miller, Aulitor.eleCt, ar.
rived in the cityon the steamer Courier
Tuesday evening.
Capt. W. NJ. Peyton, lately connected
with Mr.. John W. Gentrys printing
establishment, has been appointed Clerk
in the Auditors Office.
Mr.. james G. Richie, President of the
Washington and Waynesburg Narrow
Guage Railway Co, is in town making
arrangements with the Riverside Iron
Works for a supply OF rails.
Mr.. l. Blum, Of the dry goods firm OF
|. Blum & Bro, of this city, Is back from
Philadelphia on a brief visit to his
friends.
Mr. Chas. Il. Behler, Of the Union res.
taurant, was on Tuesday evening present
ed with a fine silver water pitcher by
several friends, Mr.. Casper He'll making
the presentation speech. The present
was in honor Of Charley's thirty.sixtl
birthday.
Mrs. James G. Acheson, widow OF the
late James c. Acheson, OF this city, was
lately married ut San Francisco.
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MovrNo THE WHEELING LIBRARY
Our genial friend Coon Leonhart, ex'
Street Commissioner, with several assist.
ants, was engaged all day yesterday in
transferring the books OF the Wheeling
Library Association 10 the new quarters
in the basement Of the Capitol building
The rooms were intended for the State
armory, but will be changed to accommo.
date the Library Association. The
shelves have not yet been put up, and
after that has been done the arranging Of
the books will occupy some days, so thai
the patrons Of the institution will be
obliged to wait patiently for short time
until the Library is ready to be opened
The new quarters are comfortable and
pleasant, we'll lighted and ventilated, and
withal will be quite cheerful. There
will be two entrances; one on Chaplint
street and one on 10th street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-08
FEBRUARY 1877

TEE CHILDRESs HoAH OF THE Cry OF
WHEELING Expenditures Jor Sir MoaihI,
July la, 1876, 10 January la, ls77-Rhdi
il Cots 10 keep Child, tc.-As more or
less interest Is now being called forth by
The entertainment for the benefit Of the
Childpen's Home, We have taken some
pains 10 gather the statistics for the six
months ending December 3lst, 1875. The
Treasurer Of the Home, Miss Gertrude
Lamb, freely and cheeriully gave our re.
porter access 10 her books, and the Presl.
dent Of the Board Of Directors answered
all his questions, and said the Directors
and Lady Managers greatly desired the
contributors 10 the Home 10 visit the in.
stitution and examine for Themselves all
the details Of It's workings. The items
NJ aYnandiiure are "A follOWs:
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POLICE CouRT-JIdse Crdnma.-There
was only one case demanding the atten.
ton OF His Honor Yesterday morning, viz:
Francis Cole was arrested IN Centre
Wheeling on Tuesday evening by Officer
Fleming, for drunkenness. Cole is a
stranger in the city, Mailing from the
South Branch Of the Potomac. He was
fined s., but the execution Of the sen.
tenre was suspended on condition that he
Immediately branch out OF the city.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-Attentio is called
to the announcement Of A. w. PAUL. &
Bro, who have disposed Of their entire
stock Of china, glass, queensware and
fancy goods to Messrs. James Cummins,
j., and Geo. W. Woods, who will carry
on the business at the old stand, ll42
Main street, under the firm name Of Cum,
minis 4 Woods. Messrs. A. W. PAUL. &
Bro. will continue 10 carry on the wall
paper business as formerly, and will oc.
cupy the same room as at present, in
common with Messrs. Cummins & Woods.
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Our PAvEMESTs.-We do not believe
there is a city Of its size and Importance
in the Union with such miserable pave
ments as Wheeling. The payements Of
the city are simply disgrace TO its citi-
zens. We believe it is the duty Of the
Street Commissioner to compel the prop
erty owners to keep their pavements in
good repair, but has this been done? On
the contrary, it is notorious that the
pavements in many sections Of the city
are in such condition that it is a COM
mon sight to see pedestrians balancing
themselves on the curbstone, like SO many
tight rope performers. Again, in many
places there are no pavements at all, and
the people are obliged to creep around n
circuitous route, hunting solid place 10
put their feet, in order 10 keep out Of the
mud. Let us have general reformation
in these things. a..
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J. P. BARRErT-This individual was
before Justice Wheeler yesterday upon q
charge OF receiving stolen property, the
stolen property in this instance being u
lot Of brass and copper which is suppos.
ed to hayef been clandestinely conveyed
from the Belmont mill. The prisoner
was held in bond Of 81 1000.
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Still LtvING.-NichoIas Baker, who
was badly injured by falling tree up
Cald wells Run on Monday, is still living
though his condition is considered very
critical. Baker was engaged in Telling
trees upon Ferdinand Schubert place
when a heavy limb fell upon him and
crushed his skull.
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HorEI ARRIvA1s.-Thc following were

HOTEL ARRIyAIs.-The following were
among the hotel arrivals yesterday:
Sdmm House,. ]. Jordan, Washing.
ton, Pa; Thos. J. Wilson, Glen Easton
B. Daugherty, SIeubenvilie; A. Ingram
Sistersville; Mrs. Mary Davant, ALE,
gheny City, Pa, Mrs. Margaret Daugher.
~, BarneSyille.
Grant House-T. Z. Griffith, Indian
apolis; G. +. Griffith, Dayton; F. w
Ridgeley, Baltimore, Nd; C. B. Aber,
crombie, Claysville, Pa; Joseph Hall
Steubenville, Ohio; Mrs. Thos. Hon.
mond, Steubenville, Ohio; P. NJ. Agnew
Wellsburg; I. ]. Blain, Cincinnati; W
p. Hartford Cincinnati.
MeLhre House A. L. Werncgcr,
Clarksburg; ]. Z. Munson, Warrington
II. fairfield, Wyoming county; A. Z
Morris, Grafton; l.. L. Warden, Steuben
vile, J. Il. Campbell, VIM. b. Ross
Washington, Pa; Mrs. L. Gardner, Mrs
r. NJ. Brown, SteubenVille.
81. james Hotei-D. +. Pugh and son
c. Berkeley, MiddIebourne, W. Va, Henry
Schlosser, Hamilton, O.; Will S. Sohn
Cincinnati, o.; G. S. Peddicord, Balti
more, Nd; J. V. Mauck, Gallipolis, o.
VIM. c. Curral, Martinsburg, W. Va.
Thos. Hughes, Thos. Murphy, Parkers
burg; Jerry Williams, WoOdslield, o.
Miss Ella Williams, New Martinsville
W. Va; D. W. Curtis, PomerOy; Gen. ]
II. Obey, John II. Rnssel, Geo. i. Miller
jr., Jas. $. Miller, Huntington.
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Hamilton Opera House-head Of local,
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If there is anything the police should
do more than another, it would be to ar.
rest a few Of those loaiers and cappers for
gambling houses that lay around Market
street, staring ladies out Of -countenance,
and making themselves generally disa.
greeable, take 'em in" by all means,
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PnEoSAED ORGANS AT BARGAINS
Mr., VIM. II. Sheib, the enterprIsing
Music Dealer on Main street, offers
special inducements for the hard times
in nCp
] oct. Rosewood carved Pianos, $3.50 cash.
Il f" 275
8 Double Reed Organs c stops l25
Second hand Pianos and Organs ut a
correspondingly low price. Remember
Sheib's Music Store, Main street.
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Jon lot Of white shirts, home made
wool blankets, 50 so pair and cashmeres
in all colors, to be closed out at some
price, by Nv. FERREL's,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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]: W. FERREL is making things red
hot in closing out his immense stockof dry
goods and carpets. Call; you can get
great bargains.
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THERE was only one prisoner in the
lookup last night. A colored man was
arrested by Officer Fleming in Centre
Wheeling for disorderly conduct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-08

THE SLeubenyille Gassiie is cnyiouso
our Mardi Gras, and howls dismally as
follows: "fou amt going TO fool
Wheeling out Of her regular annual
drunk. She is determined to celebrate
Mardi Gras.i
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THE new city officers will be elected by
Council tomorrow night, and q good
many candidates now on the anxious scat
will be glad when it is over.
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KNIGHTS OF MoMUs.-The Knights oil
Momus held merry meeting last night
at their palace" ll13 Main street. The
meeting was largely attended by the
members Of the Mardi Gras Society, and
further arrangements made for the grand
carnival Of Tuesday next.
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If You want n pair OF home made 1914
wool blankets for So so, or 1874 do for
s. 50, go 10 the closing out sale OF
J. w, FERREL..
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TIE Opera House will be occupied on
Monday next, February 18th, by the
celebrated troupe Of Royal Yeddo Japs
assisted by the famous BlaiSdell bell
ringers,
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THE F. A. Britt boat club will give a
Mardi Gras masquerade on Tuesday
evening next. Mayors band will furnish
the music.
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THERE was no lecture at st. Matthews
Church last evening, on account Of the
entertainment at Wiesel Hall for the ben.
eft Of the Mission OF that Church.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House. corner, yesterday
San IS ss 'F% ~; ~
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Business is evidently tightening up on
the river. Fifteen steamers were noticed
within sight Of the suspension bridge yes.
teaday at noon.
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In the Probate Court yesterday the
estate Of William Miller, a lunatic now
at Weston, was committed TO the care Of
the Sheriff. n.
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acknowledgement
TlItiKSDAY, FEB. $, 1877.
New Advertisements.

Attention, Knights of Momus.
Music Follos-Hutchins' Music and
Art Store.
Carpets, &c.-Mendel, Booth & Co.
Wax for Flowers-McLure House Art
Store.
Wanted-Man to take Agency.
Valuable Farm in Belmont County, o.,
for Sale.
Proposals for Bonds of the City of
Wheeling. ...---
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The Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia Press Association meets to.
morrow at the Central Hotel, Pittsburgh.
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Ladies box-toe Button Shoes for 81,
worth 81, at Il. V. BLoND's,
llS5 Main street.
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NorARTEs PUBEC.-Gov. Jacob yester.
day appointed the following Notaries
Public; D. NJ. Thornburgh, Ohio county
John NJ. CASTOR, GNston's Mill, Lewis
county; Levi Johnson, GIennville, Gil
mer county.
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JACK THE GIiNr KrILER.-Deakin's
Comic Opera Troupe will appear in the
Opera House for five nights and five
matinees, commencing on Tuesday even
ing (Mardi Gras), the 18th. On the hrst
evening "Jack the Giant Killer" will be
produced by the company, when the so.
called up. T. 'BarnumS $4,000 MUTT
will take the roll Of "JaeE the csant
Killer" The bill goes on to say that
the Largest man in the world, Col. Ruth
Gorhen, and the smallest lady 10 the
world, Miss Jennie Quigley, together
with accompany Of LilliputianS, such az
never before has been assembled In any
one combination, will also appear Our
readers are referred to advertisements
and small bills for further information.
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THE Sub.Rosa Dancing Club will have
a social masquerade at. MelOdeon Hall
tonight, Music by Mayer. -
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If You want rs fine white shirt as
there is in the city for 81, 20 to
J. W. FERREL's.
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THREE deeds OF trust and two releases
admitted to record by the County Clerk
yesterday. r
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IT is considered probable that the Cap,
ital bill will come up in the Senate to.
day or tomorrow. What disposition
will be made Of it in that body is con,
sidered rather uncertain.
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FoR the next thirty days will offer
my stock OF Ladies', Misses and Childrens'
Shoes at cost. L. v. BLOND.
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THE Wheeling and Ohio County Bible
Society will hold its annual meeting 10.
night for the election Of officers.
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DESIRABLE GooDs AT HALP.PRIcE.-
so Handsome Cloth Cloaks.
200 Wool and Paisley Shawls.
90 Pieces of Plain and Fancy Grena.
dimes.
200 Pieces Plain and Brocade Dress
Goods.
Also, Carpets, Carpet Chains, Wal
Papers, and all kinds Of Domestic Goods
cheap for cash.
Call soon andSet bargains, at
JOHN RoEMER's.
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GREAT bargains IN Ladies' Shoes, at
L. V. BLoND's.
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DWELLING FOR SALE.

l offer for sale the tWO-story Brick Dwelling
H0uIe, No. 1915 Chapllne street. Contains len
rooms, hot and cold water; also gas throughout.
Stabllng for four horses attached. viii be sold
low and on easy terms.
For particulars enquire Of
delS A. c. EGERTER.
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FoR SALE

Eighty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Island.
Price from 500 TO s6DO each. Only one-Sixth Of
the purchHsc money required incASh. ThereslduC
may be paid annually IN FIVE equal installmentS
with interest.
Apply 10 JOHN r. GILCHRIST
OclO At Top MIL
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A coMMESDABLE feature Of the FidelO
Society will be the Charity Wagon. This
will contain four orphans and four col.
lectors. The collectors duty will be. to
have long poles or staff, with little
pouches attached, to be passed out from
the wagon within the reach Of all, 80 that
subscriptions may be made. The fund
collected in this way Is to be evenly divid.
ed between the two Orphan Homes by
two preachers called upon by the society.
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WHEELING
1876. 1877.
West Virginia University,
MORGANTOwE, W. VA.

The Fall Term begins September 9Th, with a
corps Of ten efficient and accomplished Professors
aud Instructors, viii, all the Departments fully
eqnlppsd' and under tho superinlendency Of Rev.
John W. Sc0tt, DID,, LII. D., acting President
whose large experience, scholarly attachments and
recognized standing aS an educator juHtihts the
expectation OF continued and increadny TucccFs
Winter Term begins January .. Spring Term
DeGlhs MaIeh 2'' For Catalogue or fuller Informs.
tlOn. address l.. c. BEEKELGY, AM,
hn-n-saM secrelnry Of HncnllY.