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grcnt many arrcsts-some say ne many as Ave
hundred to I've made among those spotted
as prominent IN the strike, piece OF outrage
Gus foolishnrss we'll calculated to provoke
trouble n ANYTHING will.
Gov Hatranft has hc'n here to-day. hold NJ
a ,urt Y consulate on with MryOr NJ Kunn md
Mnor-Grn. lir niOn on the situation. The re-
suit IL that the lltary force in this immediate
vicinity is To- he largely IN rcascd, and such
chunnrs malc as seem indicative of n purpose
oi prolonged occupation ly the sol lirry. IRE
tHo hr x d's. COMPOSING ia" FIRST Divis on.
numb ring about 2 100 mon. will leave here
'mc tim" tonight. or early tomorrow morn
iug. To return tn thtir homes. Before they VIII
ne j. rnh,i'd to 60; however. Gen lluyde-
vcd. They number about 2.4O0 men.
la addition, strong force oi United Stt's
Trsi and Taird E"y'mcn,s. and I5o marin"s'
~ rr "nmwnud ~ Licut. Col Brennan. Br'vet
B i;aii re n al. viii h. estall shed in camp
81, "a pom IN tu~ immediate Viclnty. when -
they muy r"a h here 10y nn "usv march in cas,
ci an alarm Gen Huvdckorcr's command
* ,uns. Tl, Unit ID STAT 3 troops are also
provided With Gatnni,s.
NJ trouble - rrpori.'d to-day on either OF the
rhlwny lines %, ntrins horc,aid all arcnow in OPP
,rat on - ~ttin- tn L"hi9h ANA Susquehanna
gu iue PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company. The lat
ter is only prevented from rcsuming by the de-
lay in rriu'idiug It's Head HOUSE No. g. A new
on" VIII b completed III a few days.
me-, NJ Ut miners Is said to have boon held
here. ut which three thousand men were pres
mt. Ihr sioaN'ls urged tho strikers To stand
llln III Ul'i present uUth'l', nut counS''il,'u
the st'ittst rcspctt Tor property rights and the
pr -rvat on OF order. Fenrs are enter
90 ned that serious trouble may o"ur
when tn prnnHy wanna Coal Company stirt
operations lgnin in their cOlicrirs. Their men
h'iNr not boon strikers. ms th" regular full time
wor, tury lnvc mad has contrntrd them. even
az tie exist NJ low rate Of was' :. and il IL "x-
p"ot"d tnu' they will he ready To- 80 IL work as
soon us they ar permitted To do So. Then the
strikers macy sock to prevent them. IN which
ca- thr troops Will. oi course. I've called upon
Tor Protect on. and N that way u riot much NOR,
serious tuun anything that has yet occurred
may result. Tho popular phrase in the mouth
oi S'rantonit,s is. " We stand. sir. upon Il vol
cauo.' A movement II air ady on foot Tor re-
lieN.ng ly rhnrtvthv urctss ties of the starving
miners families IN Hyde Park
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DECIDING nor 10 STRIKE.


HAzELroN. Pa Aug. 4.-This morning, at
about O'Clock crowds of men could be seen
coming into town from all points. They were
brawny looking mon W IN blue marks on their
hands and faces whore they had h~cn cut with
glossy anthracite coal They rethe delegates
.le It'd from the different collicres in this
neighhorhood. and were 20 ne to attend a meet
ing that would decide grave question-na
whether they would 10 20 work and earn nall
loaf. or begin a strike that would lend
TO widespread dost.tuton. They stood
about the corners in groups until 2
O'Clock in tho afternoon Then they adjourned
10 tho old Odd Fellows Hall in Broad street.
near the L"hgh Valley Company's shops. None
"a ne adm t.i outs ilr of the duly elected dele
S'huylkill county wer" plainly informed that
th,y would not Ia" unlimited. We Hre able To-
d",Td" this matter for ourselves. and We en-
phutI'uliy rrpufliut' di~~HntHrs from other
r.E ons. s"n-ihiy exclaimed one NJ the dele
l-at's. Nj haci NuN gun Of Upper Lehigh
valley was elected lr sidcnt OF The con-
v"ntion. D.losates from every co,iiery,
"N'ltinS those operated by 4 rard.
x Co.. IN th" middle coalhcld oi
tue l"hig' region worr u attendance. Shall
"" sfriNr, WIS the first question that engaged
bate. It WIS d"'idud that. rs the condition Of the
coal trade did not vibrant ~ su-prusio every
nan -iou 4 Eu to work on Monday morning.
THIS WIS fh .nE n NJ a. those who were
Tie r. suit of Tho meeting. Everybody compile
mrnt- tine men on their VS." de Ision. 4 -tr, se
m tbs region at the resent tim" would result
in untold misery ana want. Suls"uu" nily. tn"
question of r'orsHnizug the Work lngmrn :
Union WIS brought before the meeting. and
they d".il"d e. organ,2e under a now name.
that ~ The Miners Prpts tN" Association. "
Onlr"rs were Immediately elected. but who they
are 10 Il ms stery, Hs vt
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4 DERDTCr FOR the RING.
Kingsley ana Keensy AFTER 100000 for
Work on the ucmpstcnd Keservoir.

The Hon. John A. Lott. Thomas II. Rod
man. and George H. Fisher who were APP
pointed referees year ago by Justice Nelson
OF the City Court to take the testimony in
the suit Of William c. Kingsley and Ahncr
c. keenev. the HOMESTEAD Res 'rvoir con-
tractors. against the city OF Brooklyn for
tl7s 600 for extra work done on the reservoir.
for retained percentages ANA interest. agreed
yesterday on report in favor OF the plaintiffs.
The case has been heard at great length. The
referees have had nfty-three sessions. and have
taken testimony enough 10 MI n large printed
volume Tho suit was instituted to recover
tlOl 900 for extra laulng" which WAS first dis
pui"i 10y the chief Engineer Of IL" Board OF
City Works. but at length allowed by arbitration.
Under the contract the plaintiff f. W y" 10 receive
an extra amount inr all earth hau.ed over two
thousand yards. The rest Of the.t claim WIS
made up OF i5j 900 Of retained percentages. ami
OF int rest on the whole amount due.
Tho city res, -trd the claim on the ground that
the contract was Fraudulent IN liz INCEPTION,
that its prices were eAorbltart. and thnt the
claim for extra haulagc was unjust and impcr-
unHnt IT, plaintiffs were rcPresenlrdi 10y, 10y
city hy John A. Parsons and Corporation Coun-
sci Dewitt. The lind M ~ the referees Is IN
favor OF Kingsley and heen"y at every point
They find That the contract WIS honest. that the
allegations OF fraud are nowhere sustained.
that the prices w'rc not eAorhitant. that the
that thu wori was we. done and that the plan
TINS are entitled t. "very cent they rlnlm. As
/ the apprnr rilt.on Of .l.iO0O.r WIS nearly all
/ exhausted. the r"ier"rr are ahl' 10 give luiE-
ment for tlO1n10 only. They repeat dly say
that the plaintiffs are ent .dt1 the fun amount
l claimed An act ui the Legislature. however, IL
necessary 10 enable tn" plaintiffs t' get the "N-
| ira 81 .oO0 Til. decision was swiftly Carried
/ 10 the Office If Kingsley and kernoy. and WAS
/ rec lived cverywh"rr among the friends Of the
| The Stat suits against tho old members Of
/ the Ring. growing ont of thu Il s"rVoir contract.
! hnvc been awaiting the decision IN TINS suit.
/ Mr.. Pars ms, who has received fee oi $4,000
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ANGFII-BOwFRNAN On Tue .,ay. Jul, 81, at the
residence oi the bride. parents East chester Y. by
IN. K.v 4 {. Bpwlsh Edward u. Angel oi North
Adams Mass. FANNY. only daughter OF W. d. Bower.
charcl ui All SAINT. Cathedral. Albany. by the kight
Row William troswcu puaur, Robert Lenox BANKS,
F.q 10 Nj. Mary 10 Camp Corning
HAL1~-ROND-pr fhursiaN. Aug :, at The Ever
gr,sf. New Wind 10y ON liuisu by the Rev VIM. X.
Hal assisted hy the Rev Prot James H. Boyd. d. D. ana
lii. Rev, ptui John FORSYTH ID D.. the R'N. Charles
Cntr.rt HAL Of Bruokl,n Ia Mis- Jeanne Stewart Boyd.
second daughter Ot Robert II. boyd. ESD
D-tCLIER-In New York, Aug. 2. by the
r., Thumas u Anderson. u u, HorauoJ huiord VI
Brll.ctou, y j. Ia Maria Louisa IA rr Of New York.
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Raising a CHECK from se5 to 81. 500.

Boston. AuG.4. -Another case Of forgery WAS
d,cov red here similar To that lr'cuseda lew day sinc"
by John Rhodes ot tn, city. man glNins the MAINS
Higgins opfucd an account with bank The hr-t dc
lost sHtt Ad, after several transactions, lV lett a
check upon the bilkln- house Of + hAMcN A Co. Tor
e. hu1 which came through the Clearing House Nud tcn
dr'w s2luo. Al the monthly settlement ol the above
nrm with the bank II Ascortinod that the check
originally given ~ amt had betn raised TO g..
500 The iorser Is still unknown
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At the wedding OF Mr.. Robert Grcavcs and
Miss Adelaide Conner, of Humboldt street, bfookhn'
l. u. on Tuesday evening last the members OF the IN
Association Of which Mr Greavrs is member attended
In numbers Mr. Dick Holland managed to obtain pos
session Of nj the hride's satin shippers rms ne
offered sale auction After spirited lidins u was
bought IN by tile association Tor sl,0 lheN intend 70
place IL In glass and give 1t the best losiuoh ~ We
club room MI GreaNes Is figuring out me nrohleln,
How much is his wife worth her little saun supper Is
valued at $l5Or'
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Arrtved-sAruRDAy. Aug. T.

Arrtved-SAruRDAy. Aug T.
s. CITY Of Berlin, Kennedy. Liverpool July 20, and
Queenstown 27th.
sit
81 Eloanora. johnson. Portland.
- marlborough. Fraser. Cow Ray
s. Wyoming Jones. Liverpool July 25. and Queenstown
goth.
shin Capc OF Good Hope, Henderson, Calcutta
Bark Gcs-ner Chri~tu, Ilmhur..
bark J Whitney Sptctr, Rotterdam.
big Herman. Patterson, Stntindrr
Also the usual river AMI ruhswt>c vess"ls
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THE COAL MINERS STRIKE.
,.,v,yrD no STIRyF. IF STfRTE
rury Mr>T. tBOTE 6RotND'
,,.,cty un,tcnt 4" Keep H"dy ana
N"E' .r,.,,,,r 4 Tonchinx Picture OF the
Sou 49,, ,,. Starving MINERS The Will
,,,.,,red to stay over " Volcano.

,,..,.. e the Starving Ni"ers inc Willie
N'''' -, ia STA, over Volcano.
tar, -, ,,i., ,,,,
crvANTON. ANE. J. u" ''''''' wv" 80
, r4 h.ri uu1 those r'lros"nting (
mt lrNhN p.t,t.h hin hnvn IN /
rrn. IL y ~ N"r' tN. -. ., ,,.,.,
r.,tt .nry rut ig = ri' HN''i''"'S !" Wv ~
en- ..th ..i. oi miners and iron /
t"i 'A" Wv l.sirpus 81 going 4
workers n Nh 'h.N t,
,,,rL u..a o. nnl were 'hN T. S''"'n'" IVY '''r !
W. ,,...r,I-'vt minority. such +
a. a-tinl '"' .......e th, p,nnav!ya- /
statements r> 'i' '' .t.. .i.., / ,h..' ,,,,, !
j." t.ntu.u.tNlr them to 70 t. work. /
" ni'd WV ., ,.., ,r.s .t,ar nf thr.n !
.,r.rv they have I'D ''' PRS .n'' " '"''' /
..,t, ,b.,yrli.ou 90 the employees Of the /
h't"'' .i tir.,, mon In "a thousand I
vhonrcw l.ns t' r. sum" N'IN =" WE N."N"-
-. ,.,.,, ha,. BEEN rsrrivinr ThrP'nn-
'"""" .,,.,..,,,. p. mon ,,,t nc lo,y WHO'S I
syNana q ""l ''". ''' -,
e. tha .t'i'r- hui f'N nli 'uil tint' 'uuli WORK
.,..t,, regularly. wrr. uoi -uh.c .trdto the in
eN'' N'' ..,.....,,,. atom. mt h,1
famous rls f'' '7' '''f'"' ''''' "''' ""'
M cApor cnrr learned to nave confidence IN
A. r a,nplnv,r4 Only about "A year ago the
Ul"i . 3D. ,,,,.,,,. anil con nm IA
/ nn~yviuA ''h '"Ni'N l'"' S-''''V ="
mnrmin rs tNHt tlry dld rot know th'N had
T,nl.u.- thoir oars tho mon had mt
earned '' '''' -,
OH ga 'H- '' ."''9
rrnt- ~ Hdinr. oi whrn cir'lul r 'rd hhd
.l,,,lvtn.c. mfnnv. until finally IN. sum
U"i N''' , i.t a.
due tl' miners ON 'l"' Z" '""' " w
s.ouut upun'd. eu tho payment WIS made.
l..iu,.n il ns a rr.seut. for they
ire "'" ...,t.',, g.. ,.., 49,, -,
id MT know that tnfir WEIGHTS hnd been n
,..,,.t.,0....u,, .ratt of "A coal company
t'7' ,,t,'i.,.,,
has yer been kH wl d IT,. hH' Tor ih' -'ru'
ton of a head huu- ou tlr Company s gravity
..alh.fn f,lI ,r.rnti.n
A. las teen sd"l va ~ -"t Just 49, low
vIr.- nor 'fi'S iul they tutkf
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ALBANY, Aug. 4.-Detective Malone has
returned from New York. whore he arrested
Herman Helm. Of 1922 Fourteenth street. ac-
cus,i OF spkine switches at East Albany dur
INK the late riot.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE A'sANAC--tiits DAT.
Sun rises. ~ sun sets II Moon rises. IL ~
Hi.n wATER--rI,is DAY
sandy Hook. 10 Gov Island. 54I Hell Gate...
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About MIX of Magnesia? That II ia an excel
lent remedy Tor disorders Of the stomach ADD.
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What Say tho Doctors

The Manhattan Beach and Prospect Park
roads hn to full stop AT me PArkie crossing
All danger OF Il collision at this point Is now over.
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Bead ia the Grand Central Hotel.

Col James A. Grover for nearly year II
comm ,,on merchant in this city, and boarder IN the
Graud Central Hotel, found dead in lis room IN the
hotel yesterday morning lie Nasa porilN, hno looking
iAstc'uldrc'si sing gentleman He was nauYe OF 'oum
Iu. ohio where his father lives. and Wdower with
tWuchldup ~. bat they were not living WIN NM 'uin
NOR FLANAGAN ntnlr tn autopsy Of col Growers remains
yost.Iy and Il, cidcd That his death resulted from an
overdose oi chlOral
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Business N,ilt,s.


Ask for
GAFF FIEtSCiMANN CO.'S
COMPRESSED YEAST
Tho genuine article h,ur- our trade mark ana signs
ture, to which We invite special attention
Young Man, he Honest, lie Truthful These
yirtuc with plenty Ilti thrown IN. nave lnal" tue
Msht Carpet Emporium. ~ FULTON st. Y. the favor
tie plac, with tt pubic at which To purchase knowing
from Np, III, The cheapest place. aud nothing s
here ever nisrcI presented
Monks Tnmarind Troch"> "A fruit preparation
fuf l disorders l4Vstun-a.auNe, cooling, ana re-
lrvshlng. All drul gist-
Hair Dyc.-BntcheI"r's best In the world.
Sold ~ drusgi.ts. Properly applied ~ celebrated Wig
factory, 10 Bond Il
Uoimnn's Aaur and Liver Pad is the wonder q
tn a.c. Depot. t. MHldtu lame. Consultation Tree.
The Best Remedy for thiiiteu while Teeth
ugis Mrs MlN~lON $ 80 iiitfg syrup
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wistars Balsqm Of Wild Cherry seldom fails to
cure y cough OF eod.-Adp.
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H. u hiHG SEQ. "ll ntan ST .aui q" Broadway
HKAIN room. \ HorANN Al INiHNti
Tor s'ltn- Mas thH hi.lt uid if-lNAt iN'lf ln
w,akcu,d iorrr- ana lnl uieurs. M ~ Depot Aliens
Pharmacy. corner lHu 1t and lai az s'N GOT tf'"'aI
HKAIN FOOD :, ,oliat ligdnuts. Herald BGilding
CAsNVli Massey 2itl 81 nd btudlMnN, Ahs
ZlII Broadway, corner 5lst st. also corner t2d 81
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MONTH. Tnmarlnd Troehcs- a fruit prep
MfRRTED.

The Best Ecmcdy for thii'ite while Teeth
iugts Mrs NlNSiON ', soothing syrup
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For the second sceek 80:

The Frenchman, Mr.. Bazard,
who though an adopted citizen Of
the United States, was arrested in
France a few days ago for calling
President MACMAHoN tan ass"
has been acquitted. The term of
opprobrium nsed by Mr.. BAZARD
was one ingesliously applied in
this country by . man who had
been candidate for President Of
the United Suites, when JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS, in referring to
LEWIS Cars, said:
.And future agea wili agree
To write his name without G."
! Bnt JoHN @. ADAMS was not
arrested, tried, and acquitted for
l.erpetrating this couplet.-M Y.
Oxn. rAr snam s.ft8g A@
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Mr. A. G. BabcsHk, Clerk of
Court, has received two noti6ca-
tionS: thx A5sE from fha 6ecreta.
~ Of State, that, ON account Of
cosltret nov IN litigation about re.
gistzrticn l1aska bctween th~
State printer and private parties,
no registration csm take place thin
year, tlis esv0nd, ~ secretary OF
the srh0nl hoard, from Snperint-
e,'slcnt turlser, Of an apl,ortion-
tncnf H e8tAS6 pMhlic sclsool
ussNsey, f0r fhis Parish, (Ortlse iwO
quarters ending tho lSt Monday
IT .Im,sN 1871. ~ follows: R~vs-
.sye, 1919. o70T0 /; Rev. 1877,
o50C.60 l'0lI tax, $3.50.
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ONE EFFECT OF THE "HEAT-
ED TERM

A correspondent who excuses
his atrocity On the gronnd that
the hot weather this week relic
yes men from accountability,
sends us these rhymes apropos Of
The season:
The hot Summer breeses have come
on n now,
And the worthy mechanic is wiping
llis brow; 4-~tf- -
Ths children are weary, nearer dead
/, than alive, err'g 8 st.fIk1 . ire
While mercury rising has reached IS.
Up!up /! still II goes, and We rnsh for
On. ,''s man '''si'. es''s ior sod. and smother
for "ade." i1.tlfct AHaa
The heat 10 increasing: we're all In
.afix- EJkA'tII5'y
For on tnking . next view. we
see-96. y IJ9 f.iiIN
More soda snd water, more brandy
and gin; LtttI8i
Calls far ica water and cocktails they
still pOur In. M
Our neighbor now tells rs the hour
10 eleven; tE1Ea
He has just seen the "therm., ," which
ahows 81. AZ sl s4s
In q day crtwo may be we'll b. used
to u 'ts} ~ 4litt- As
tConaoling Of coapse for those who
live through NJ.
Now we hope that it'e cooler, bnt oh
+. v cruel fate! G,a 5t#A sttt
When we look at the 6gures we
zee 90.
Well, IL can't 80 much higher; such
heat 10 a jest, s..s.-astastL
Well call for more soda, and then
take 4 rest rs
Hot weather 10 healthy, no doubt,
for the kline. M 5l#
But we prefer ~ TO fepce--8.
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We hsd the plessnrsIof = cali
this week from DR.. r. Il. Robin.
ron, OF Troy, No. The Doctor
will leave New Orleans this tveh.
ing for St. Louis, on tho bsll>
Of Shvcrepoyt, with the purIIa who
70 to the Troy HIGH SCHOOL.
We subjoin q list Of the names
ofthe yonng I,ouieiauinns enliatetl
by Principal j. r. Blanton An.
bert Louis, Barre Michel, Bellow
Honore, Cambre Charles, Cambre
TlomaA CheDet Sidney, Colomb
EtlouaSd, Dnh6 Jaoques, Dapny
Gabriel, Elripgton Amelins,
Burlington Ryentice, Ketine
Abram, Lfllarie Lingham
@, Mleshsll- and Rice
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FOR SALE.

A splendid ehasce for a CARRIAGE
MAKER ut Hahnville. 81. Charles Parish,
Ia. !. lot Of ground measuring 90 fest in
depth and 81 feet 'front.', with good dwelling
house and shop thereon, and 4 good run Of
custom. will b sssld cheap ON easy. terms.
The present owner's reason for selling is on
account Of departure.
Address Mp, Carriage Shop, Hahnville,
Ia. rF. l4jy2m.
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.s7ke International Review u gramd.
good thiag.r-Hon. f. g. r. HoLDEx.
Secretary Of State, Mich.
The INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
apa FOR 1877. ,.
SIX TIMES A YEAR.

: L - =
The "IxrrRxArIoxAI~f for 1877 WIN prrsrps
the usual nunber Of Articles upon rsIieioas.
scientific, art, political aud social G,hiects
most occupying the puhlic aAteation. 1t uill
devote space to European matters - far ~
they arc likely 10 lso intervening to Amer
cans. II will continue In intrnlnce the M,ost
popular foreign writer's to compete for favor
with the best American writvs. II will aim
to he able. strong and practicisL as well -
popular. In the character and style Of Ito
presentations. II IL safe TO say that NO other
magazine In the worlsl can aupply ita place
In the libraries Of Americans who love 70
consider the prOgre~s of events throughout
the world, and to know their hearing nprn
the interests 0f the United States. ProNts.
son Curtiua. Holtxendorf, vogel, Dr.. Dollin-
ger. DR.. DOrner. DR.. .Neumeyer. Or. Carl
Abel, Mr. Julius Duboc. Briigsh-Bey, N !.
kollIn Jocqnemyns, NJ. Spnller, Dep., NJ.
Gindrieze Ma HsmeFtso. Mn Freeman;
Rev. DR.. James II. Rigg. Tho,naa Brassev.
N. r.. 0mbernatis. Madame villari, Dora
D'lstria. Pozzoni. DR.. Woolsey. DR.. Peabody,
Principal Dawson, Judge Cooley. Dr. Whar-
ton. VIM. c. Bryant, Ray Palmer, Csri
Schmrz. 0cneral Sigel, Dr.. 0agood, Alcx
De'mAr. v. Botta. Engcne Schuyler. Baysrt
Taylor. =. +. Whipplc. and others ,nsy BE-
named N special cO0trihue0rn. sfsf.fas
Tins h organized - powerful an organ Of
thought assl communication = ran BE- easly
conceived, and II yreasuts isself far pop0A-
support during 1877. 10 not known that
there y any reason why copies Of the "kE-
VIEW" Ahossld not he found In every boufe-
hold. ltias already the largest circulation of
any secular Review, bccause Of itA popular
attractions These attractions will be deye--
loped gradually, ard iscrsassG ~ their nced
Y made known.
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,I,A grand dramatic and mnsical
c',pert will be given this (Satnr.
dsy) evening. at the Eagle Coffee
honse, bythe chOir Of the st. Pc.
ter's Church, The proceeds will
be applied 70 the purchase of an
ORGAN. sssaassunk @h 4&anna
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IT" 0DX
PUBLIC AND HIGH SCHOOL
TROY. MISSOURI.


The next session Of this school will begin
l77, ant bd on the second Thursday Of
Dune. ls7O The Principal will be assisted
by full corps Of experiene~d teachers, and
no pains will he spared TO make the School
thoroughly efficient in every department.
Parents entrusting their children to nv
care. may rest assured thst every effort will
he made TO give them thorough and syste-
mnfic training. The discipline of tho school
viii b. rigid and regulated always BY ajust
regard for the good Of the whole.
PUPILS FROM 4 DIsTA CE
Will not he received unleas they arc placvd
under the experimenting care Of the teach-
ere of the school. both In and out Of school
hours.
Promrt and cheerful obedience 10 every
rule and regulation viii he required. and
pupils who are disp0eed 70 he negligent and
dcsobedient are not wanted and will not he
retained In the school.
THH BOARDING HOUSE,
In ated near The achool buiIding. will bc
Assistants. who will are that pnpils rightly
employ their time ont of school hours.
GRADE.
The school II graded from the Primary de-
par.ment to q Collegiate course. 20 that M
pils Of every degree Of advancement may he
readily chased. The courae Of study II de-
signal TO prepare pupils for entrance into
the higher claaaes Of College. or In cases
where this ia not contemplated. for engaging
In the vocations If civil life. The progress
Of the pupils will he tested rot only hy daily
r~citations, but alan by examinations. oral
and written. Monthly reports Of claaa stand
ing. attendance and Department win he seS.t
the parent or guardian Of each pnpil. and
the principal earnestly begs that these re-
ports receive attentive inspection, and that
the weight of perennial authority BE- uasil
to enforce his efforts for the advancement
of his pupils
The services ofan excellent French teache,
have been secured, aud that Language will
be faught to children, OH the application ol
parents.
There Is catholic church IN the town
where children belonging to that religion
may attend divine service. =,
MUSIC
Will be madea speciality, and will he taugh,
hy an able and experienced teacher. Tht
whole school will be exercised in vocal mu
sic free ofcharye. 3ts 81 1f'1ii
TERMS: a
Tuition per session Of 40 wks. .so5 n eit
Board per week. 50 to 8 0t
Instruction on Piano. Organ or Guitarei0 N
Payments In quarterly iustallments, invaria
bly, In advance. @8Effi ~
These terna can hat BE- regarded "A var,
reasonable, ei45 to el60 covering the Who'll.
cosf for sessior Of ten months, music 3
course being extra. E 81 ~
Pnrents are earnestly requcsted tn star
their children the first day II the sesaion. q
that they may have the advantage Of begin
ming with their classes. Charges after III,
hrst month made from the time OF entrance
and no deductions nnless fbr sickness pru
tractesi tn more than ono month. nor whcr
In the exercise Of discipline pupila have bcc,
dismissed. =
For further Particular apply ts
J.R.BLANrON. ].
Principal.
Wyu Troy, Lincoln Co No.
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