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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-23

CLEVELAND PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after Sunday, Jane "a, is77. Trains
WI leave o,atious daily tStsn'ii:ys eAceivesi.
toll,
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First National BanA:,
OF RAVENNA, o.,
CPP SITE ETHA q L O C X .

CPP o SIZE J n a q I. O G Il .
EsraDLIsHED ~ 1868.
as a Home Instiinfioa for the accen'i""-
aafio.. Of tie Psoi.te III Port"ye County
wewiil enscavor in the future, as in the past
siye preference and I'LL orders and supply the
want. and demands of our own county people
first
siII pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons. Gold. silver and Premium Fuhds
al All Kinds
Interest oIiowe,i on time deposits
Reyenue stamps. all sizes, kept constantly
tani aEd all Orders iiiie'i promptly.
Special Deposits received without eharse
~ = H,rds and securities bought and sold
at best market rates
praft.drawn and cashed on all the principal
iti,-~ in the United states
SIGH. Drafts On England. ireland and all
c titles in Europe
Collections made on ali points in the United
states. and prompt remittance male
" ID. CLARK. Prest-
.. e. WIrTER. Cashier z"'
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OPEN AIR CONCERr.

The Independent Band will give a
musical entertainment in the Park on
Friday evening, August 24ib, when
they will present for the edification of
the public some select and compare
lively new music. Tho programme
will consist of the following:
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PORTAGE Go. S. s. Association.

The annual meeting of the Portage County
Sunday School Association " i'll he held in Gal
retts vile on September nth and l2th. 1877.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-23

SMOTnERED IN A WAEAT BIN.-On
Monday, about noon, three small boys
had gotten into Sneath's warehouse
and into the wheat bin, unknown to
the man who was in charge of the
warehouse, and were playing in the
wheat, while it was being drawn of
load cars. They were trying to see
how near they could go to the place
where the wheat was sinking down,
when it began to run more rapidly and
the ysung son of James Blake, aged
about twelve years, was caught and
drawn down. The alarm was at once
given and aid came as speedily as pos
sible, but when he was taken out he
was dead. He had been covered to
the depth of two or three feet with
wheat, and amOthered. The lad was
a bright little fellow. aud the terrible
calamity was sad blow to the parents,
who have the sympathy Of the COM
munity in their affiiction.-[Titiin Ad-
vertiser.
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Excursion for All.

A grand excursion to Cleveland, and
Rocky River OH the side-wheel steam
er Metropolis, to take place on SATUR-
DAY, AUGUST 25th, has been arranged.
The excursion will give those attend
ing a three hours ride on the Lake,
with three hours to spend at Rocky
River in visiting the beautiful groves
and various other points of interest
The Alliance Cornet Band will fur
nish the music for the occasion.
The following schedule includes fare
for round trip by railroad and steamer:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-23

ANOTHER lot of those Button Kids
1t 65cts per pair now open at
]. S. SMITHS.
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This train will stop. on signal. for milk at the
intermediate milk platforms Shipments must
invariably be prepaid in tickets. Passengers
will he permitted TO ride on this train from Ba-
VIENNA and points norih n Ct there.
JDHN THOMAS. Superintendent.
TUSCARAwAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard II IS IN. aid 500 p. m.
New Philadelphia. TO a. IN. and 1.2O pm.
Arrives.
Bayard. 80 u. m. and 50 p. m.
New Philadelphia. 10 and z. ~ p. m.
+. MY EkS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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New AdVertis'ts.
DOG Lost!

On Thursday. the 10th inst, Newfoundland
dog. one ear old, lett nv place. lie is black
with white spot on breast and has recently been
sheared. A liberal reward will be given to any
one returning him to my residence 81 miles n
Of Ravenna village OF giving Information
where he may be found. GEO. FRENCH.
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Notice.

FINHE undersigned has been duly appointed
i an,l qualified AS administrator of the estate
OF John fifer.. deceased, late OF KoOtseOWn
Township. Portage County. ohio.
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RIVER DIVISION
Sunday Train.

Sunday Train.
In order to accommodate parties who desire
70 shiD Milk from the line of this road to Cleve-
!4nd on SUNDAY MORNINGS. one section OF
Frei sht train No. Z will. during the continuance
Of scis inlc No H. or until further notice. start
iIom W elisville on Saturday night, instead Ol
sunday night. and " i'll run on Sunday morn
ings on the schedule shown below. viz:
Leave Isavenna a............5 30 A NJ.
Euriviiie. .6W
Hudson. .....-....- 6D
Macedonia 666
Ec.tfor.i .. TIS
Newburgh. 81
Euclid Ave-. ....-....S1
Arrive Cleveland ShOp .S,19
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08
PUBLIC OPINIOS.
GERMAN In The Public schools.
Editors of the X, CUSTER.

Editors of the RI gIster.
SIR:-ln order to give German IN
struction IN our public schools the de
sired attention perhaps the following
might be proper course OF said optional
study:
English speaking and German speak
ing scholars ought not to be taught Ger
man in common any longer, but Sepsr-
atelv. The former ought TO he taught
in the English and the latter in the Ger
man language. Only such English
speaking scholars who belong to the
grammar school and division a, grade l,
IN our public schools ought TO be admit
ted to the German lessons hencetorth.
They ought in common to be instructed
IN German reading, writing,
translstlng and grammar. Their
German textbooks ought to be
only Aims German grammar practical
snd theoretical part and Weruli and
Hhlmanters German penmsnsnlp, winch
books are in use now In our public
schools. Those OF these scholars who
want TO provide themselves with an Eng
lsh. German and German English die,
touary, for home study, may do so. 10
English speaking scholars OF the lower
classes of our public schools, the study OF
German is q tiresome work, and II they
leave school al ogether before having
gone through Division A. and the Gram
mar school, hardly u real beneht.
Of the German. speaking pupils those
belonging to the Grammar school, DiV'-
sion A. Division B and DIVISION 9, Grade
l, OF our public schools, ought to be ad'
mtted to the German lesson Ms
heretofore. They ought 10 be in
,tructcd in German, reading, writing and
grammar. Their German text books
ought to be the three German readers
and the above mentioned penmahsnl
in use now, and German grammar
written il German, for instance NurSt :
translating exercises are not necessary to
them. Studying the English branches
Of instruction, they learn to speak Eng
lish; but German they speak MS their
mother tongue The time devoted to the
German instruction o. the class OF the
English speaking scholars, and OF escn
class OF the German speaking scholars,
ought to be on an average Us hereto'0re)
thirty minutes daily. In the lower
classes, circumstances permitting, snd If
il can be done without encroachment
upon the English lessons, the German
lessons NAV be extended to three quarters
of an hour daily.
Where sufficient facilities exist III tho
school houses of tho different wards, Ger
man NAV be taught in separate recits.
tcn rooms; where such facilities do not
exist, it may, as heretofore, be taught in
the regular class-rooms. Where Ger
man class consists OF scholars from DIT
ferent class-rooms, as in the case OF the
English.speaking scholars studying Ger
man the German instruction can, OF
course, not be given in separate recita-
tiCn room. GEKMAS-AhEklCAN.
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,..xy wuo ARE SUFFERING

,ron, the Effects OF The warm weather ana
IRE deb lita ed, are advised by phy Stefan
- take moderate amounts o. WHISKY wv
or three mes during he day In lltu
while those who adopt this adNice ire IRE,
nnently increase the number OF "1rlnhs
and i'm time become confirmed inebriates.
A beverage which will not create thirst
fnr intoxI eating liquors, and which is IN
Tended especially TOR the benefit OF depll-
lated persons, whether at home or aoroau.
is DR. Schencks Sea Weed Tonic Con,
tanning the juices of many medlclnai
herbs. this preparation does not create an
annetite for the Intoxicating cup In
nonrishIng and the liie-suppOrtinS pro-
nsrties of many valuable natural proiuC-
mons contained iu it and well Known 10
medical Ren have a most StrenStnSnIns
infiuence, A single bottle OF the louie
will demonstrate its valuable GuaAIies.
For debility Arising from slcKne.s, onea
eXertion or from any cause MhA'eNtII
wineglasstul of Sea Weed Ionlc lahSli
after meals will strengthen the stofnaC IN,
create sn appetite TOR wholesome iCon' 10
ali who are about leaving their homes, We
desire to say that the excellent enects VI
DR. Schenck's stasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pllis, ar. par
,icularly evident when taken ny thOse
yyho are inIuriouSly affected by chahee
NJ water and diet No PEI son Shoulu ledNe
nome without taking supply OF Ihese
So agl
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ANOTHER SCOOP.
Fine Game-Bur Another Defeat
for the Standards.

Even less attended yesterdays Stand
ard-BIckeye game than there were the
game before, but all who were present
were rewarded by Witnessing fine con
test. The home nine took decided lead
in the second inning, scoring three runs
on bad errors of the visiting team, and
pursued 1t until the "fatsl eight when
the club from Ohio took batting tit, and
scored three runs, earning them by safe
hard batting. These scores in conjunc-
ten with the two they had previously
made blasted our hopes and destroyed
the Standard chances tor q victo Y.
Kelly. the Buckeye now catcher iron
Patterson, n. j, played admirably, and
carried OF the hoEOrs on that side, being
credited with three base hits. Meteor
mack attended well TO mis- position, Sui
livan was Whole team on first, ana
Burke did large amount OF work ~
snort IN style.
Motat had good many chances At
short, and took al of them. hls throw
ing to first was admirable. Giasscock
and Barley also did a we'll ~ anyone
could have done Hagsn covered HIM
,elt with glory in the third inning by
driving beauty on line between lett
and centre, and making clean home
run. amid the cheers of the spectators
This is the first home run that has been
mad0 on the Island grounds this season.
Owing to the way the visitors were treat
ing Vennum in the eighth inning, Bark
lev and Moffst assumed the cstcher's ard
pitchers positions, and disposed o. me
remainder of the Bucks quickly II Mot
let would only practice pitching
and give his close attention to IT.,
he would astonish good many OF MS
friends.
Although the game was a fine one
and was won by hard hits on the Buck
eye side. They earning three runs
while the Standards earned one.
The home club played the finer Held
iug OF the game, having only tour errors
TO the other sides seven Below We give
the score.
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Personalities.

Lewis Baker and wife LETT on the
Andes. Yesterday, for = two weeks trip.
w. J. W. Cowden, ESQ , left yester-
day on y visit to hi- I'D home At New
Castle, Pa.
Auditor Ja- : MI,Ear, lett tor Csbel
county. Yesterday. ~ = business TIP.
Nj. Ed. l.. BIZ viii ~. - Auditor dur
ing Dir. Miller, absence.
Prot. W Ii. Ptndlslou, S:ste Superlh'
taudent OF Schools, leaves today tor =
trip through the STATE n connection
With bis official duties
John K. Cow, cIIlprot the BelIslre
Lsq5er, Was registered A. the Stamm
house yesterday.
Dr. q. Il. Griffith, Of Halliday: Cove,
hss rooms ut the II James.
Mr. VIM. Carney, clerk st the 81.
james. and WHO h~s been sick for seversi
weeks past va, ~ MS post Yesterday
Judg. Melvin .ett THIS morning Tor
Mouud.vile, where he goes - mold n
special term OF court. Degiani' : today.
Miss Sarah Reynolds, OF Petersburg
VINO has been visiting irie-os N TINS
city during the pas. ten months, r-turned
home on the Andes, Yesterday. Qlte 4
number OF friends accompanied her 70
the boat.
Mr.. j. K. Bushfe.d, OF Pitts burgh, is
visiting friends in the city.
Dr.. Hsrdisty, of this city, mss been
confined to his room with sickness Tor
several days.
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TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
rove railroad, in effect on ana after FIJI
say May ., 1877:
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I noundSvilIe Man Snot and Killed
Fort Grifen, Texas.

II has Just become publicly known tbst
et.LlCulenant j VIII Myers. formerly
of Moundsviile. was shot by accident
and killed a. Fort GritGn, Texas, Janu.
sry 18th. Mr.. Myers was at that place
practicing law where he had built up a
FOOD business, and on the afternoon Of
the above date, was sitting in the public
room of the hotel, where several men en-
,ared who were followed in short time
by several county officers. The officers
were after the men to arrest them, and
- soon as the officers made an attempt at
arrest they resisted. They fred at the
officers. and one OF the bullets struck Mr
Myers and killed him. An officer and
another man was killed in the room.
The soldiers ~ Fort Grifen took charge
VI Mr.. Myers body and Inferred It at
TIA. plscs,
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Anerst 1.-F,our-FI-~

ToLEp- Angus. 7.-f.our-FI-n
Whest-C1iet snd steady; amber NJ
issn. p 81 35; seller August 81 II;
seller September 81 PSF; No. red in
ter, spot, 81 81! seller August, 81 2s4
seller September; No. rad 81 26. orn
-Firrper; high mixed, spot, 50!ci Me-
spot, 1899; seller Angus: SOC; seller ep
tember 5O4c; rejected 49c; damaged 46o
Oats-Dul'; No >, spot, held at BIC; sell
lsr September held at 2Sc. rejected a.
Rve-No. held 81 52tc.
PIrTsBURGH, August I.-PetroleUm-
Quiet and steady, crude s. 31!lgZ ~
a. Psrkers; refined NJ l5.c for Pnlis-
deIphis delivery.
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The University of Wooster,

,FV. 4. f. TAYLOR, y. u, PRE- 81
IL dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De
r.nanie and eXper enced Professors ana
TEACHERS. Nearly 200 students. Classical
Philosophical and Scientific Courses
Graded 10 the standard OF astern colleges.
French and German taught thoroughly
MORA and religious influences prevalent
,,co nm healthull. building and appara
tuSr y,eXpenseS very low. open 10 students
OF Ell scr. Fall term opens september T.
sen. Or catalogue brtoI" going Use
where. Address the President, wooster
ONO jy4egraw
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Inc nnIIie Kngnn numk.

Last Monday evening the steamer
Ma!he Raglan struck some object at the
head of Hog Is,snd. which broke shout
dtecn CT twenty timbers. She sunk in
three feet Of water 1t the foot OF Coon
aqd Hog Islands, near Freedom. Capt.
Booth went to Freedom yesterday and
made arrangements Cor the Coal Bluff to
pump the Ragon oIt With some few
repairs she viii be ready for her trade a.
lsvS'
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Officers Elected.

Al meeting OF the {. 2. Brown boat
club Mondsy evening last, the following
officers were elected: Charles Quinn,
president; William Brown, vice presi-
dent; William Gregg, secretary, George
Mathews, treasurer, and William Humes
captain. The following gentlemen were
elected Board Of D.rect.rs: George
Mathews, Charles Quinn. ) j. Brown,
j. Z. Adkins snd F " BCdke.
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Washington & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gen. G. W. G. LEE, PIeS't. Full courses
,finstruction i'm class cal, literary and
Scientific studies, ana u the Professional
departments OF Law and civil Engineer
ing. ,.,
The next session viii open September
10Th. aud close June IN. Total expenses,
exclusive OF books ana clothing. need not
exceed SZ7j: ~ messing they may be re-
dured o. 81 D or SD.
For full Information by catalogue or cir
cuIar address WALTER BOW IT.,
iygrgTb Clerk OF Faculty.
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HBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
MARTINS FERRY.

TIE furnace will resume operations
to morrow. II had to shut down during
the strike on account o! running out Of
coke
The Excelsior glass house WAS sold At
master commissioner sale last Mon
day noon to Mr.. W. \. lsett tor the sum
of S2l ,260, which is jus! wo-thjTds Of
the appraisement
LAST Mondsy Mr.. kute, one Of Shee-
lev drivers, met with the misfortune ot
cutting his middle finger Cd his right
hand by stone which he WAS loading
on a wagon At Burlington.
The directors OF the Ohio City mill
meet this evening. There are three at
tachments on this mill, and if satisfactory
arrangements can be made, the mill will
be leased Immediately by Wheeling
parties. 1t is to be hoped that the parties
holding the leases will SO arrange the
matter that the mill may start up without
any further.
DORA LINTON is not 4 comeIy maiden
of sixteen, but about twenty-five. she
placed her affections on one Charles Nc.
Cue whom she alleges betrayed her con-
fdence. Monday, Dora appeared before
Squire Buckingham and made oath that
McCue had been her man, and that she
is Caciente, for which she wished McCae
to marry her. McCue was willing but
WAS unable to raise money enough 10
defray expenses. The parties appeared
before the Squire yesterday morning and
McCue WAS required 70 either give bond
for bis appearance or go to s.. Clalrsvliie
to Jail. MIR Robl. Sweeney, attorney Tor
McCue chose the latter method for quiet
ing the troubled waters, alter which
Dors departed for her home in Burning
ton. leaving her love in the Lookup,
awaiting transportation TO the county
Jail.
BRIDGEPORT.
LAST night was the regular monthly
meeting OF the School Board.
DR.. FISHER Is happy. 1t is boy and
the first one too. Weighs eight
pounds.
A PARTY OF ten gentlemen left here
yesterday for few days fishing sport
up Wheeling creek.
The Belmont county Teachers lnstl.
tu.e will convene in Barn esville, Monday
morning August 18th, and remain in SEES
sion one week. The examination OF can
didates for teachers certificates will be
held at the same place on Saturday at
the close OF the Institute.
THERE is great deal OF dissatisfaction
in regard to taking off the daily msii De-
tween this plsce and Cambridge. Here.
after all the mail will go by way OF the
81. Clsirsville Narrow Gauge railroad.
The citizens will petition the mail su-
t5orities to replace the mails Is hereto
fore
OUR police court came near having
quite a PIckwi,kisn case yesterday.
One prcurr mt @ 7.I csllei another
pet nam !. ,.lewhaI oiorIterous.
and strai= n.wsy ,Ae other sued him for
calling hard names. The case was CON
promised, however, before il came 10 trial
snd the matter dropped.
CERTAIN parties Tor card playing con-
trsry 10 the statute made an provided in
such cases were arrested. but We did not
learn the result.
THE finest shoes kept in the city At l.
V Blends.
CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 90 now
= J. W. FXRRELs.
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About half the voters in the city
turned out yesterday to cast their votes
for the permanent location OF the Cap.
ital snd railroad or no railroad subscrip-
ton. II the railroad project had not
been one of the questions TO
be decided, it is probable that
nothing like the vote that WAS
cast, would have been polled. There
WAS little or n excitement throughout
the day, and if it had not been for the
few Clsrksburg and Msrtinsburg hacks
going hither and yon with banners at
tsched, and rarely = voter inside, anyone
would hardly have thought there was an
election on so important a question rs
the removal OF the Capital. In
another column is presented a
table OF the vote IN the city,
districts. Up to two o'clock A. NJ. meme
OF the country districts had been heard
from. 1t is predicted their vote will be
light. Below Will be found the result
for school officers. county commissioners,
&c, AS far ~ heard from.
RICHIE DISTRIBUTORS SCHOOL OFFICERS
County SuperIntendent-J j. A. Han
cher, 1851. c. Farrs, 5; J. G Maxwell, 5.
President Board of Education-R.
Crlswell, 81; j. P. Gsrvin, {.
Commissioners u. &. Gsrvin, 70; W
Little, u; Geo. Wolf, 1
For school levy, %; against II.
FULTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
County superintendent - Fsris, %;
Hedge 6; Maxwell, l.; Haucher, 10.
PIesIdeu. Bosrd of Education-B F.
Zoecklcr, %; John Zoeckler, %.
CommIssioners-Lewis Roth, %; Chss.
Hoffman, 81; Nj. Stein, So.
POI school levy, 81, against, 5.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAIOION, NIKGINIA.

Win over Twenty teachers and officers,
ranks among the first schools tor young
ladies' i'm the United states. I'm the b,auti-
mi Valley OF Virginia, iar.ftmed tor
health. Attended by pupils nom fifteen
10 twenty States Great economy IN cN-
penses required Session opens sept. ~,
isT7 Board and Tuition for Ell ire - lOiHs-
tie year $40. For cttaiugu" and iull in
formation, address Rev. W. a. II HARRIS,
ID. d., President, Stauu'ou, Va. JyTegrb
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select School
10 r. THIRTEFNTH STREET.

MO. 10 THIRTEENTH STREET.
Miss ewham beg 10 inform her IrlehH'
and I'M, public 10 ~ her intention To con
t;nu. her school A. the above addry ~.
Course of in tTuctIous includes French
Miss y. would b. pleased 10 add To TIE
number Otpupils now studying with mel
in preparation or college.
Lessons In French during the vacation
Terms, 81: pupils under twelve, 500.
iyIuI-T-Srb
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Vanderbilt University.

THE THIRD SESSION WILL BEGIN
l. sept. ], ls5i. TuItiou-Iu Biblical DE.
plrrmcui. Tree; In Literary Department
Syn:In Law Department, So; other fees. SlH
The Medical Department viii open oct,
!ot. Fee Tor attendance, 50.
FOR catalogues, apply 10 j NJ. - ~ H.
Secretary of the Faculty. Nashville, Tenn
L.C. GARLAND, Chancellor.
1NlIruN
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Object endCn,r,cter-T,

obIeci ana thhrHcter.-IhlsS School T.
modelled, IN It's courses and methods OF
instruction, rs far ~ possible after the
University Of Va, and il designed u u. 80
pare young men for that Institution. Bot
AT ~" same time ia course Of Hstruct.y.
is 50 thorough and 80 com pls'e. embra.-
ing a. 10 does all the branches OF kuOWl-
edge belonging 10 a finished q UCatiOu,
that those VINO prefer u do 80 can here
perfectly qualify themselves for immedi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities Of
life.
Course of study is a. comp etc and
thorough aS that OF any Institution IN the
state, following the most approved IN eth.
DDS, and embracing "a fulI course IN the
lOAOWIng department, OF study: ]. The
English Branches. 2 The Latin and
Greek language. 3. The Modern Lam
guages. !. Pure Mathematics. ). Applied
Mathematics, q VII and Mining Engineer
Ing. 3. The Natural Sciences. :. Penmau-
shIp and BOOK coping.