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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-12

A CHINESE SCHOOL IN HARTFORD, Conn.,
Rev. Jos: II. Twichell. of Hartford, in an ad-
dress before the Yale Law School, a few ever
ment is maintaining in the city of Hartford, at
an annual expenses of 800. 200, school where
more than hundred Chinese boys are going
through an educational course that is to last
fifteen years. Mr.. Twichell also gave his
tory of the inception of this school, the hero
OF which is Yung Wing, who had the good for
tune to becrought to this country to get an
education, and who conceived at seventeen
the plan which it took him twenty years to
carry into effect. A young man so far Ameri-
eanized that he took prizes at Yale for Eng
lish composition, and had to learn Chinese
again on going back to China, his task was to
press upon the most conservative people in
the world what seemed a radical, il not a
revolutionary, project. He succeeded at last,
in a country where the death of an officials
mother can delay. an enterprise for three
years. and rose with the triumph of his iiea.
IN, Y, Tribune,
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GEORGETOWN.

REvIvAL.-The revival meeting at Dunbar
ton street NJ. +. church, Rev. Richard Norris
pastor, continues in interest. The church is
nightly filled with an attentive and seemingly
impressed audiences. 1t is a matter of remark
the red RIBBON" and are thus taking their
resolutions of reform step further in the
right direction. 1t is safe to say that the Dash
away temperance movement did good work
III Georgetown. MIR. Charles Nye is usually
present at these revival meetings, eXhorting
and looking after the young men. Persons
are nightly presenting themselves for prayers
and protesting conversion.
GRAIN.-ArriVed, 1000 bushels of wheat on
Kitty Ann, to Hartley & Bro.
FIsH.-l0O taylorS sold yesterday at $3.50 per
hundred and 5OOherfing at $40 per thousand
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@TNo weight was used in a hanging by
Texas mob, for the reason that man was suS-
pended by moose at each end of the rope.
AS-A seven-year-Old Chicago boy was so
slightly bitten by dog that the skin was bare
ly broken. A week afterwards he died of n.y.
drOphObia.
ASIf the bill passes, wife heaters in Ken.
from to 60 days, and their wages will be
paid to the abused wives.
HSThe Ohio senate has passed bill to
authorize Cincinnati to issue $2000,000 bonds
to complete the Southern railroad. The bill
now goes to the house for concurrence.
AE-An Alabama negro woman gaped so en-
ergelically thai she disl0caLed her jaw aud it
required the united efforts Of two doctors ard
her self sacrificing husband to get 1t back into
place
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CITY ITEMS.
HATS FOR THE MILLION,

HATS FOR THE MILLION.
;. Lewis, s0 III street. between 1 and X,
is selling an A No. / Silk Hat for 81:
New style Seltconforming Hats, SIS and 50;
Nice Shaped. Fur Derby'S s. to S.:
Black and colored Soft Hats 81, ST. 80 81:
The best Dollar Hats in the city.
BOYS and Ghildren's Dark and Light Fe,ts,
and Brown, White and Mixed Straw Hats, 50,
IS, 81, Sl.25.
P!MPLEs.-Pimples removed free of charge
at the China Doctors office. 257 Pa ave.
WHAT will you say OF a medicine that cures
~ OF every 30 eases of headache in 5 to - min
uteS, such is the reputation of LodiIe's Head
ache Specific.
ALL CHRONIC COMPLAINTS are aggravated
by a cold, moist atmosphere, and it is there
fore particularly necessary for those who are
afflicted with ailments of this nature. what
eyer their type may be, to meet this pre-
diSpOSing cause of sickness with a wholesome
antidOte. -H0stetterS Bitters should be taken
daily at this season oy al persons la6orins
the system.
OILY substances always aggravate skin
diseases: Ointments are therefore rather
hurtful than beneficial. GteRn'S Sal phur Soap.
with grease, has, as might have been expected.
widely superseded oleaginous compounds as a
remedy for scorbutlc affections
HfWs Instantaneous Rair Dye produces no
metallic lustre.
MOTHERS. MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Wfflsiotos Soothing ISur,tp for
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie regu-
!ates the bowels. and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf
fererS. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulverfnach.
ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
GalvaDic Co., New York city. 6,25d&kly
HAPPY TIDINGs Tor nervous sufferers and
those who have been d0sed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher'S Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 6ls.d&kly
To ladies AND u ENTLKMRN.-We wish to
cali attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour.
Ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. COS street,
near 9Th street BY promptly adopting the
latest Improvements, whether of American or
European Invention, he Is enabled to do his
work in q manner not to be eQualed by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con.
sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses; Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectualy from any ar
ticle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
eaned; Two pair for Is cents.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of Washington coun-
ty, Md, close to-day, and i'm Frederick county
want of funds win compel the compel the
closing on Monday next till September. The
matter is causing very great complaint. In
there is talk Of closing the schools early for
want OF funds, but it is to be hoped steps will
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THE Catholic Mirror of Baltimore saws:
=" An Illinois infidel lectured in this city one
evening last week and another this If any
that act a proper subject for seIf-accusation
at his next confession"
The above paragraph is supposed to be
aimed at such Catholics as attended the lee
lures of Col. IngersOll at Masonic Temple
baltimore American
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemepts. &C.. Tonight.

National T7teater.-'sUncIe Toms Cabin"
Theater Cbnlique.-Varieties.
Corner 9th and q StreetS.-Charity fair and
rattle.
Lincoln observation-disclosures and recep-
lion nv the Y. NC A.
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A MAN WHO COMMITTED ELEVEN MUIR
DERs.-Sam Steenburgh, awaiting execution
on the 18th instant for the murder Of Jacob s.
Parker. at Amsterdam, N. Y, November II,
committed eleven different murders, the first
when he was only IA years old, also to innu-
merable burglaries, robberies and incen-
confession is horrible in the extreme. and
murdered Parker NV
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NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, immense stock
OF all the latest designs, prices from II, Is. Is
20, . cents: all-wOOl black cashmeres, fun dou,
bic width, 80 cents; black silk, 65, Is, S. S7c
men and boys, %, 30, 81, soc. TowSOns cheap
dry goods store, PENNSYLVANIA aYenue.-AdU
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AsrOn the 18th of March a fire occurred in
Toxic, which destroyed more than 1900 houses
and causing loss OF 100000. The burned dis
tliet is TO be rebuilt With stone,
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. GENERAL GRANT will dine with the King and
Queen OF Italy on Saturday and leave Rome
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WHY TWO MERCHANTS WENT TO CANADA,
Two Americans, who were arrested in Mon
treal on suspicion of being the parties who
to be boot and shoe merchants belonging to
waterbury Conn.,, who had left home sud
denly through business difficulties. The had
exchanged $S,OOO9n greenbacks for coin, and
lodged the proceeds in the bank of Montreal,
Their names are kept secret :"
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LAMB AND MINT SAUCE.-Mr Holm p KeI
ley announces that he will have to morrow
large supply of South Down Spring Lambs at
ms MS stands, NOS Us, 90 $50 Center, and Nos.
ebrated stock owned by Mr.. Nj. C. Richard.
son, of Fauquier county, Va.
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The European Middle.

GERMANY WITH AUSTRIA.
Inc London Post publishes the following
refused RusSias request to guarantee the neu-
tralty OF Austria in the event of war, but is
further reported to have declared that she is
prepared to Interfere if any attempt is made
to hinder Austria from protecting her inter
eStS.'
LEAVING ST. PETERSBURG.
Capt: Wellesley has gone to st. Petersburg to
present his letters of recall as military attache
OF the British legation. 1t is understood that
no successor Will be appointed for the
present.
WHAT GORTSCHAKOFF IS SAID TO HAVE SAID
The Central NeUS publishes a telegram
which purpOrts to be summary of the circu-
lar accompanying Prince G0rtschakoff's reply
be reply to Austria's objections. The tele-
gram says: Prince GOrtSchakOff endeayOrs
to refute Austrias objections, point by point,
and declares that Russia has fully redeemed
alternating the Servians. He expresses sur
prise that Austria has not seized the OppOrtu-
nifty to check disorders in Bosnia and Herze-
g0Vlna, either by annexation or by imposing
reforms. Prince GOrtschak0ff, in conclusion,
suggests settlement on the basis of a CON
greSs by separate agreement between the va
riOus courts as to the notifications to be in
trOduced into the treaty of Paris, and dis
claims all responsibility for further compiled
cations If the Powers refuse to agree to this
course: The authenticity of the foregoing is
doubtful
IMPROVED ASPECT OF AFFAIRS.
Inc Agence RISse OF st. Petersburg pub
!isheS the following announcement: IAN ac-
1--WE exchange OF communications is proceed
ing under the moderating influences of Ger
many with the view of arriving at pacific un.
Outstanding, the natural path to which would
be congress-. The improved aspect of affairs
has has developed SO as to Justify hope Of the
land does not raise fresh obstacles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-12

MOLIIE MAGUIREs ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
The case OF James Mcdonnell, Charles Sharpe
and Thomas Derkin, for the murder of George
X. Smith, at Audenreid. on the night of No
Yember Is, 1868, was taken up at Mauch
Chunk, Pa, Yesterday. They elected to be
tried separately, and McDonnell's case was
begun. This was one of the first MOlie Ma
guire outrages A jury was obtained without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-12

MRS. SELMA RUPERT.
NA 6l4 9TH STREET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
mas Just opened large and select assortment ot
INFANTS AND CHILDREN LACE CAPS
and BONNETs, ROBES
LONG AND SHORT DRESS rs,
And all kinds OF
CHlLDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Novelties in Lisle Thread GLOVES Rl,cl Sirr,
LIZ, LACES, LACE GOODS and FNBROIIg-
inhlES, SILK and W0RSTED PRIMES in AN
sne neweSt hty les. CHILDREN's LACE CAPS
.IN W piucI- FnaT29-fr
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tnat real estate in Washington is not entirely
Stagnant, We mention the fact that Mr. j. Z.
Fltcn mas recently sold his fine residence on
Ne, eii1onl avenue, near the M-street circle, to
was 81. 800. nv Pii00 P"lV
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AmuSenlenfS.

National Theater.-There will Gncuding
manceS of Uncle Toms Cabin" and all who
have not witnessed this play as presented by
Jarrett and Palmer's combination will do well
to improve the opportunity. The company
sails for Europe shortly.
TheGter, C0naique-ThiS place of amuse-
ment has long been, and is still known as the
one where the best of variety performances
are given in firSt-claSS style.
The charity Fair and Rattle at the corner
OF 9Th and e streets northwest. will close this
evening: In addition to the fair and rattle
there will be pound party.
LincOl1a HdU.-The reception and entertain
ment here this evening by the Young Mems
Christian Association will no doubt be very
enjoyable: The hall and the rooms of the assO-
citation will be thrown open to the guests
There Will be music, &C., and short address
by Representative Shalenberger.
L1ncotn Hdu.-NIiss Annie f. Lynchcombe
VIII deliver her lecture on '.WOmanhOodr here
next Monday evening.
General George 4. heriddps lecture Oh
the Life, &c, OF Senator Norton will be de-
lIyered at Lincoln Hall next MOndayWeek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-12

A LARGE LOT OF STATIONERY will he sold at
Dowhng,s to morrow. affordinga fine opportu-
Eity FOR bafgainS.-Adr.
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YOUR PERSONAL INTEREST dictates that be-
fore buying, you examine the most complete
stock of youths, boys and children's clothing,
and pants separate from suits, i'm the District
at The Boys ClnthiDg House OF b. Robinson &.
Co., Sy Pennsylvania avenae~Adr.
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.,fARD0NED.-President Hayes has pardoned
mares Strobel, who was convicted on October
Com, o.o OF manslaughter, in our Criminal
ss,.n, IN having killed young Altman. and
'"eeu " three years in The penit entiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-12

FINE LOT OF MATING win ba cola a.
-DoNimgs tomorrow at L 'eloek.-Adr4a e "'
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Se eao oy n a. Golden q Bro EdIb a aentS
r;eS fro @m' I % s2D to SIS per 100: 900 her
DEE nom y 10 slipper l,OOl 80 -D,VOV lieI
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"A SNAIL LOT OF LIoUoRs win -. 81,
Dowling's to-mOrTOw.-5dr VIII De sold at
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs-Pioneer Coun-
ell; No. l, Sens of JOnadab. has installed the
following officers james Nj. LarcOmbe. P. C.
DC; Alexander ID. Mckenzie, p: John G.
Wilson, RS. Charles Brown, F.S.; William
T. Norton, T.; Charles NJ Nye G.: Frank
Reside, A.G.; Isaiah E. W. Thompson, l. W.
John W. Hayes, O.W.; Seward s. Beach. or.
ganiSt; John w. Hayes, librarian,
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ANDROsCOGGIN yard wide bleached cotton.
az cents, by yard or piece: sheeting cottons :
table linens; towels: bed tickings; white
SounterpaneS; new spring carpets; new mat
tlngS. Cheap at C.. N. TOwSOn & Co.'S, 65j
pennsylvania avenue, south side, near 9TH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-12

NATIONAL THEATER.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1878. RETURN FOR
ONE WEEK ONLY,
The most brilliant organization in America,
THE HESS GRAND
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
This unrivaled combination Of lyric stars COM
pr1Ses Miss Fmilie Melville, Mrs. Zelda Seguiu
Miss Louise Searle, Miss Matte B. Clark; Messrs
William Castle. G. H. Turner. Henry Peskes.
Eaward Sequin, {. H. Morton, J. j. Benitz, and
steal d irectOr.
The repertoire for the week will include the
reigning musical sensation of the season. the
chimes of Normandy, and the Old favorites, Be-
hemian Girl, Martha and Fra DiavOlO,
POPULAR PRICES,
The management will retain the regular dramat-
lc prices during this engagement. Sale of seats
commences Thursday, 18th inst. at the theater aIS
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BLACK CAsHMEREs, black cashmeres. black
cashmeres, all pure wool, very fine quality
wide double width, Soc; this black cashmere
is a special bargain. Black silks, good quality
81 and I5c. /; excellent quality, 81 and our
black silk at $l.25 is a very great bargain
Black cashmere. double fold, 25c.; excellent
black alpaca, 25c. q; beautiful and new spring
Market Space -AHT
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
~ 900 PENNSYLVANIA orenUe.
NICE GOODS AT VERY Low
PRICES. 8
LADIES' Fine hid Newport Ties. ...... 75c. to 81 rs
LADIES' Lasting and Kid Slippers, -. 4Oc 10 1 q
Ladies, French Kid, Button. GOb iOt)........ / rs
Ladies, Best French Kid Button, A, B, C. ID.
r %
Lanes FoXed Button. .............S12 IS to so
Ls ai, 6SAta lace 90 to 20
Ladies Pebble Goat Lace (sold leather -. 81 90
other store i'm the city '
Misses and Children'S Shoes all kinds pond and
cheap. ' e u
Shlldrens Fine Kid Ties. .25c., Soc and 75c
Sent'S Zine Calf Hand-Stitched low quarter 80 80
Gent,s Fine Calf Hand stitched Congress. 80. 90
SCENTS Fine Calf Congress, Plain or Box 90
Gents, food Solid Leather Congress ......... i %
0entS w orklng Shoes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m
cents French Calf Hand-Sewed Boot ...,,, 10
scented. " Pio
One Price Only.
apS-4t GEO. MCCARTHY.
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ATTACHMENTS AGAINST DISTRICT Cox
TRACTORs.-The Baltimore Gazette of this
morning says: A short time ago judgments
for $l4,1 1877 Were confessed by VIM. Hugh
Gallagher and Joseph and Henry LOane, in
and yesterday attachments were issued from
the court OF common pleas for the amount of
the Judgments The parties attached were
Washington contractors, who claim that the
commissioners of the District owe them a
large amount OF money, and said they would
pay the amount of the judgments when they
received that said TO be due them
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VALUABLE Books AT AUCT1OS-Dowlipp
mas now ON his shelves a large collection of
DOCKS 10 De sold at public sale, commencing on
hohuay evening next. Among them are many
valuable and some rare and beantifuIlv iJInS
trated works, We'll worthy the attention of
book lovers
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
District of Columbia to W. L. Bramhall, s.
lot z, So. l,O4 and $l4.53, lot /, same square: s.
Z; Magruder to N. Menke, 5000, lots Ii, II and
Is, 50. $50: J: and L. MoXley to Lizzie X. Dye
Warner, 8, part q, So. 2O5: J. L. HOyle to
Joseph Gawler, $3.50, lot 10, so. no; Leopold
O1enstein to John Ofenstein, s., 5OO lots II to
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heather IndicGtions TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

For the middle Atlantic states clear or
partly cloudy weather. westerly winds, sta
fonary temperature, higher pressure.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CRAND RECEPTION AND ENTER.
~ TAINMENT by the Young Mems Christian
Lincoln hall and the rooms of the association. Vo-
cal and Instrumental Music, by Prof. King school
Short Address. by Hon. w. 8. Shaenberger. A
reunion of members and friends. The whole build
sion. Admission by ticket. Refreshments by an
experienced caterer. Programmes and tickets can
be obtained at the Association rooms, from the
members. ap10-3t
CHARITY FAIR AN ID RATTLE, THURSDAY
~ and FRIDAY EVENINGS, April 18th and
18th. Pound Party, Friday Evening. Northeast
cor. 9th and g SITS. NV. Admission. Csc. ap9-4t'
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THREE HUNDRED f3O0) PIECES OF C,ss1
NEkEs Tor mems and boys wear prices rang
ing from 5Ie. To 81 50; beautiful spring dress
goods (WOOD, l5c.; bleached table linen. SOC =:
Hamburg edging, 5. 10, II l5c': our exraIIent
cotton, good as Fruit of the Loom. Sc : new
ParaSolS, new paraSOlS new parasOls; New
YORK Mills sheeting, the widest and very best
made, at special low price: pillow case cot
ton, Ice. : lace for curtains: excellent corsets,
sc: four pair English stockings, 81. Carriers,
III Market Space.-Adr.
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GoOD BOYS, as well as the naughty ones
WHO VIII slide down cellar doors, require their
pantalOOnS 70 be patched. hence the advantage
oil buying of US We furnish patches to every
suit We are the only house in this city who
iuIhlsh Their goods and have their boys cloth
ing made expressly for them. We have neat
Kilt suits at $50; nice children's suits from
$50 up. We always quote the lowest prices,
and have the largest stock in the city to select
from. A. SakS & CO.-AdU
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RELEASE OF INDIAN PRISONERS-The In
dians who have been imprisoned by the Gov
eminent at ST. Augustine, Fla, for several
years, who We're released from confinement on
IhurSay OF last week, are, expected to arrive
al Norfolk this evening. They number about
siAIy, and are IN charge of several Government
offceTS- The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
through Mr.. DIV JanOwitZ, having contracted
t0r their transportation from Norfolk to Wa
chlta, kTn-, VIII take charge OF them this even
lnDTTOW %>''AN w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-19

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. - The
twenty-eighth annual meeting of the YER
mont State Teachers Association will be
held at Barre, August 18th, l4th and 18th.
The exercises of Tuesday consist of an ad
dress of welcome By Henry Priest, princi-
pal of Goddard Seminary, and an address by
the president OF the association, President
Buckham of the University. On Wednes-
day occurs the reading OF a paper by Mr.. A.
W. Blair, principal of the Graded School,
upon The teachers power, its use and
abuse, and one on Text books vs.. object
teaching" by s. Ii Bracket, OF St. Johns
bury. Prof. Dole, of Norwich University.
will read paper upon The metric system,
and the Superintendent of Education.
Professor Conant. one on Tho legis-
lation to be sought for the benefit of our
schools" In the evening, Prof. y. Rich
ards. of Washington, d. C., will present
the subject OF IAN Eclectic" system of
school training desirable and practicable"
The election OF officers comes off on Thurs
day, following which papers on interesting
and useful themes viii b. read by Professor
Crippen Of the State Normal School at j Ohn-
son, by J ". Durham OF Burlington, +.
E. WoodrlA Of Barre. and Rev. j. b.
SOutnworth of the Methodist Female
welcomed in Barre. Those expecting to at
tend the meeting are requested to apply for
entertainment 10 j. 5. Spauldiug, principal
of Barre Academy. previous to August lst.
Hall fare on all railroads.
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COLLINS V0LTAIC PLASTER

Re careful to call for COLLINS'VOLTA1C PLASTER
lest you get worthless imitation Sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas. and by WEEKS & POTTER, Pro
arIat
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RIcnno.D elects three Barlow men, l..
Mason, William Freeman and s. F. Cutler
by vote Of l47 to %. Fiity-threo Of the
Barlow votes we're protested against. most
Of them on tie ground that they were Dem
ocrats.
LOwELL's two delegates are for Gen.
Grout, instead of cor Mr.. uendee, as at first
reported.
Johnson sends three anti Barlow dele
gates - Thomas Riddle. Dr. Joel Allen
Isaac A. Manning (alternatcs. l.. II. Wheel
er, o. NJ. Fitch, E Ii. CArpenter). Whole
number of votes east. lis; anti-Barlow ma
jOrity, 10.
JsY-Tso Tor Barlow.
LowELL-IIsrry Parker, James Brown
first choice llendee, second Gen. trout
IRAsBURGn- Delegates l.. H. Thompson.
F. Ii. Holdridee, W. d. Tyler; alternates
VIM L. Bsrrows. T. E Jameson, Geo L.
Norton. For Ger. Grout.
UYDErARx elected Barlow delegation,
Saturday night, by two majority Tho del
eestes are Il. s. Page, David Randall, and
Frank Z. Sawyer.
HIsEsBuRGu-Guy d. BOynton, L. d.
Weed. John II. Allen for Gcn. Grout.
ST. GEORGE-iienry Lawrence; for Gen.
Grout.
BoLros elected Grout delegates, Saturday
evening.
IluNTIsGToN elected circuit delegates, at
the caucus, Saturday esening.
CHARLOTTE sends Barlow delegation
ENOsBURGH elected Barlow delegates, Sat
urday night, BIS vote Of IS TO 81, a. fol
lows T. p. Baker, o. Merrill. L. H. Saylrs
and W. II. McAllister