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The JenningSes.

Correspondence OF the Register.
The author of the "Blood for Blood"
article, published in the REGISTER OF
Thursday morning last, is slightly IN
error in reference to the number OF Jen-
ningses sent to the Penitentisry, and their
escape. Three of them, viz: Jack, Tom
and Frank, were sent here. Jack served
his sentence out. Tom died during the
epidemic which prevailed among the
prisoners ia the summer OF 1872, and
Frank escaped in September of the same
wear, during a severe wind storm, which
blew down portion of the old stockade.
The guard fired several shots after him,
but owing TO the swsylng OF the box oC-
cupied 6y the guard, ne was unable
10 accurately aim his carbine, and none
of the shots took effect Jennings was
the only convict who escaped at that
time, although considerable portion OF
the stockade fence was blown down. a
number of other prisoners who were
working in the stone shed, near where the
opening was made, were only prevented
from escaping by the guards ordering
them to return to their work, and giving
emphasis to the command by bringing
their cooked csrbines to bear upon them
MoundSuiLis, Aprll 5.
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General FieId Nominated Tor Door
keeper OF the House.

WAsHryGTos, April 5.-The Demo-
cratic members Of the House Of Repre-
sentstives me: IN caucus thls evening. for
the purpose Of nominating Doorksepsr
in place Of Polk. General Charles w.
Field. OF Georgis, IVES nominated on the
ars, ballot. the vote being as follow:
Gen. &. w. Field, OF ia, 90; Gen.
shields, Mo-, 20; Henry Mccoy, Nd, IS;
Walter II. French, Of Msssacbuse.ts, 7;
W.K. Psndleton, Of West Virginia, 2.
Total vote. lie. General Field is
nstiye Of Kentucky, graduated At West
Point in ls49, served In the Confederate
army under General Lee, ard soon after
the close of the Esr entered the army OF
the Khedive Of Egypt where he re-
mzined until 1877, when he returned 10
the United States. His political diss.
biIities were removed about twenty
months ago.
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MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT.

Thursday and Friday were occupied
IN the trial Of the case Of Il. Martin VS..
Z. Probasco, administrative Of the estate
of J. W. Probssco, deceased, in assump-
sit. This is 3 case .ot considerable In
portsnce, snd large number of wit
nesses have been examined. Still on
trial.
The criminsl docket will be taken up
81 the conclusion OF this csse.
The Court has, IS usual, disposed Of q
number Of motions and demUrrer5 during
the progress OF the above mentioned
cause.
County Court, which commences regu-
larly on Monday next will adjourn until
the folio wing Monday.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrSOTos, April 3.
ADGarR

Mr. Sargent called up the naval ap'
proprietIon bill sooR after the resiing q
the journal, and asked tho Senate 10 try
and dispose Of II before the morning
hour expired. He then explained the
Action Of the committee, al tho bill
passed as It came from the comm ttes.
Consideration was then resumed OF un-
Hnished business-the pending biiI-snd
Mr.. BaySrd advocated tho judiciary
Committees measure.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Report on the Condition of Col
Iiery at Hawks Nest, W Va.

y
Mr.. Alexander Bowie, Of Irwin, West
moreland county, Pa, mansger OF the
colliery worked by the Labor Co-opera.
tive Association at Hawks Nest, w. Va,
has lust presented e report to the dlrec
tors on its condition. His report is very
damaging. There seems to be more
sIs,e tnan coal in the mine, snd the
eypense of getting i! out is too great
for sny profit. 1t costs the Associs-
tion from 50 cents 20 SLIP per ton
for every ton run out. There is q
railway connecting the colliery with the
c. 4 O. Railroad, which Is considered
more fatal t. workmen and cars than
any road of the same length In the coun-
trv. 1t is impossible to get the coal out
without blasting, aud what little coal
there is is too poor for any use whatever.
In fact. the entire property ls considered
nv Mr.. Bowie not worth plcayune.
The cause of sll this is attributed TO
nrevious bad management under Nj.
Vinton. Making a virtue OF necessity,
Mr.. Bowie stopped work at once and
had Mr.. Viuton arrested tor receiving
moneys on account of the colliery with
out authority. The latter, however was
subsequently, released. The condition OF
the employees is bad, many OF them being
absolutely pennlless,
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OIL CITY.
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEw YORK, April O. Bceves-Re-
ceipts 1900 head, making 5000 for four
/ days, against q, $50 bead for the same time
last week. The market WAS trihe firm
er and more sCtive with n tendency in
favor OF the selling interest. Native
steers St@l0tc, to dress 55@57; TeNAS
steers, i've cat. loads strong st Ste 10 dress
5j EIpOr ers took $50 fist steers, 1900
to l ,430 pounds, st lO@l0ic
Sheep-Rcceipts $500 head, Masking
TO- 700 Tor four days, against 10000 Tor
the same time last week. Market wesk
and unsettled, with limited trade NJ
lower price,; no clipped sheep sold, nor
sny OF choice or extra unshorn stock.
The few transactions included fair 10
good unshorn sheep, 6j@6!; yesrliug
lambs at 7@7sc
Hogs Receipts $500 head, making
1900 head for four days, sgsinst $500
head for the same last week. A lttlo
more inquiry for live car load, lJ5
pounds, 81 81 % per 100 pounds.
chicago.
CHICAGO, April 6.-The Drorer,'
Jo'1r,,di reports hog receipts l6. 900 hesi;
shipments $500 head. All sold early.
opening weak and closing iirmer; mixed
rough So 45@3 65; light 81 55(63 90
heavy 3 shade stronger NJ 50 1O(AI CO.
Csttle-R Receipts 300 head; shipments
3, 500 head. Supply moderate and de-
msnd good; inferior 10 medium shipping
50 9O@i 5G fair 10 good 81 40Gi CO.
choice 10 fancy Is S0G5 20; COOP feeders
and stockors active ut So 0OCGi OO
butchers steers in isir request NJ 81 O0cB
3 90; cows 81 5O(d3 30; bulls 81 76n'
90; oxen SO OO@4 %
Receipts $40 head, ship.
ments 720 head. Good quality in ship.
ping and demand strong; local trade dull,
sales of inferior 10 fancy At 81 100000.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April 5-CAttlo--
Receipts $50 head through; no local.
There was no market.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head; Workers
50 SO64 90. PhilsdelphiAs 81 lutd4 20.
Sheep-Rcceipts none; no market.
Cincinnati
CINCIgSATI, April 5-Hogs-ln-
active and lower; common - 2OCB3 40;
light So 5O@8 70; packing 81 6O@3 80;
butchers SO S6@3 80. Receipts lao
head; shipments 400 head.
81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 6-liogs-firm
and active; light shipping TO good
Workers SO 25(83 IS; packing 80 80
CI3 90 butchers TO select heavy IS 10
@3 IS. Receipts $500 head.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April 6, l A. M.-For
1le Lower Lakes, cloudy and rainy
weather, northwest winds, and rising
barometer.
For tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
SIear or partly cloudy weather, north
Hs'' to southwest winds, stationary tenn
Psrs'are, and stationary or higher pres
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DRY GOODS.
Now York.

NEW YORK, April DRY doodI -
Business continues light with commission
houses and jobbing trade IL lees active.
Cotton goods quiet bat fairly steady.
Prints in moderate request. GInghams
remain active, but dress goods sluggish.
Mems wear wOolens continue quiet. Silks
dull. Foreign goods in moderate de
mAnd.
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Toledo

ToLKDo, April 5.-Whest-Dull; am
Der Michigan seller April 81 29;
seller May 81 29i; No. , red winter seller
April 81 24!, seller Msy 81 25!; rejected
Wsossh 81 o.. Corn-Dlll; high mixed
held st 45tc; No. , seller April 44tc;
seller May 45tci rejected 4l!c; damaged
S6tc. Ost-Dull sHd nominal. Glover
Seed-Msmmoth 81 Is; prime 81 %.
OIL city.
OIL City, April 5.-The market
opened excited snd weak, with first sales
st 81 ACT, declined to 81 Az! advanced
TO 81 AT; St the close it was offered 81
81 4O: Shipments 2S29l barrels; aver
sge "a barrels; transactions 2S2,OoO
barrels.
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FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Money-At 4
to l-32 per cent. sud interest, closing
essy at 4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper at 4iG6 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed S643,OOO. Clesrings Sl6 6OO0,-
GOO. Sterling steady long 1851 short
4S9.
GoLD-Wesk; opened at l0l snd
closed at 1907. Carrying rates 3CS6!
per cent.
GeYERNMENTs-Firm
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Weak for Pacific
issues; others firm.


issues; others firm.
STATE BONDS STEADY.
SToCKs-The market opened strong,
with q continued display OF bullish tenn
per, and during the morning call there
was a general advance throughout the
list, with Western Union and Lake
Shore leading the market, closely fol-
lowed by the granger shares. The i'm
provement was subsequently lost, but
later frmer feeling set in, and IN some
cases the highest prices of the day were
made. Western Union advanced to $50.
Lake Shore rose to 67; Northwestern 10
49!; St. Paul to 4sz, and Michigan Cen
tral to 69t. The local shares
were somewhat neglected and the
changes in the remainder of the list were
unimportant Towards the close the dis
position to realize unsettled the market
and prices fell t to 1t per cent, with the
chief falling of in the shares above men
toned. Prices closed steady, however,
at the decline The transactions sggre-
gated lSS,0OO shares, OF which 10000
we're Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash, $1,000
Northwestern common, $ 600 preferred,
$4,000 ST. Paul common, 5000 preferred,
1000 Delaware, Lsckawanna and
Western, 5000 Michigan Central, $500
Ohios, 10000 Western Union, and 1000
Pacific Mail.
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How it Looks.
Chicago Times.

NHIVa5U 4.LAV5'
1t looks as though Hayes might make
more money and less reputation out Of
the Presidency than any man who ever
took lease OF the White House.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, Aprll5. Cotton-Steady.
Flour-Slightly in buyers favor; de-
mand Rnited; receipts 1900 bsrrelsi No.
2 SO OO(G4 10; superfno western and state
81 4OG,6 0G common TO good So OO(g
8 25; good TO choice IS 3O@5 S5; white
whoat extra So 90G6 90; extra Ohio
So l506 IS; st. LOUIS S. 2O97 IS; Min
nesota patent process So 76(GS 70. Rye
Flour-Firm at SO 5O@4 rs. Corn Meal
Dull at 81 2592 70. Whest-SIightly "
in buyers favor; limited demand receipts
1853, 900 bushels; No. 3 spring 81 22; No.
2 Northwest 81 20; No. z red winter
81 35; No. do 81 80; No. white u AZ
al a.; extra do 81 Al. Kye-Hesvy;
western, No. 2, 73@74c Barley and
Malt-Unchanged Corn-In moderate
demand; receipts l2l 900 bushels; IN.
graded western mixed 45G531c; steam
mixed 523Gy53c; No. 2 4Sc; old do oOc.
O.ts-Firm and unchanged. Hay and
Hops-Unchanged. Cotiee-Dull and
unchanged. Sugar-Demsnd fair and
market firm; fair to good refining 71CQ
73c; prime TIC; refined 9i@l0tc. Mo
lasses-New Orleans 24Gy42c. Rice
Steady. Pelroleum-DuH; crude GI9
&c; refined llf@llic. Tallow and Rosln
Unchanged Turpentine-AcLive st
3lBG32c. Eggs-UDchsnged. Mess Pork
Steady At $40 l5@lO %. Beei-Long
clear middles quiet but steady at 6sc.
Butter and Cheese-Unchsnged. Whisky
Steady 81 81 O6t.
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Reception of SaIfsburg's Circular at
st. PetersburR.

A St. Petersburg dispatch dated yes
terday evening says: Lord SaIisburY's
circular was communicated TO PriIce
Gortschakotf this morning. 1t Is said in
official circles that many OF the British
objections might have been removed IN
the congress, but now the door is closed
against concessions. 1t is difficult,
therefore, to imagine any pacific
so'ution. The most plausible
proposal, perhaps, is that Congress
should be called 10 consider the modif-
cations necessary IN the treaties ot 1856
and 1871. Little faith, however, is
placed in such ingensu3 proposals. A
majority of the oficlsl world and of the
public regard war as inevitable and show
no disposition to shrink from the grave
conseq equences OF the long struggle which
they pretty clearly foresee.
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.C.,many not Indifferent.

BERLIN, April 5.-The North GeTnlNn
Gazette says that although the treaty
does not affect Germsny's interest, the
entrance Of Russia into az sntsgonIsm
with the other neIghbors and friends Of
Germany, cannot be matter OF
Indifference. The negotiations Of
the treaty seem not 10 have kept
he interests Of other powers sufficiently
in mind. Russis could only purchase
the complete fulfllment of the treaty By
another wsr. The principal obstacle TO
the settlement is Russis's having bound
herself by the terms of the treaty. Both
Eoglsnd and Austria sdmit that great
changes are necessary in the East.
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Austrifs Reply TO SaIisbury's Cfrcu-
lar.

Another Vienna dispatch says that
Count Andrassy has replied to Lord
Salisbury, declaring that he also regards
the acceptance of the treaty as lmpossi-
bic, and asking for specific Stipulatlons
from. 1t Is said that Prince Gortschakott
will make similar request.
Russia is secretly negotiating for q
large loan.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Flour Quiet
and unchanged. W Wheat-Demsnd hight
bu. holders firm and higher; No.
Chicago spring 81 l3H No 2 gilt edge,
81 l2t regular; 81 10 cash and seller
April; 81 lls@l III seller May No. 3
81 O5t@l O6. COrn-In fair demand
but at lower rates a. Al fc cash and seller
April; 43tc seller May aud June; re-
jected 3G3937c. Osts-Dull snd nominal
st 23!c cash and seller April; 26Ic seller
May. Rye-FIrm At 59!c. Barley
FIrmer at 45c. Pork-In fair demand
at SO 20 cash and seller April; 50 32i
@9 35 seller May; 80 47!@9 80 seller
June. Lsrd-Stesdy and IN fair demand
as 81 lOtG7 l2t cash and seller April;
S7l5G7 III seller May; 81 024 seller
June. Bulk Hests-QuIet and un.
changed at 3i@5@5;c. AlcohOl-At
i3c.
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EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD.
GROWING DARK AND PORTEN-
TOUS.
Austria Agrees with England-HOpe
OF peace Abandoned at ST Peters
burg-Russia will not Shrink
from the Grave COnse-
quences of a Long
Struggle.
The Military situation.

LONDON, April 5.-The military situs.
ton is attracting attention. The Ser
Wan occupation of Bulgaria will relieve
the Russian troops to be concentrated
south OF the Balkans. There are indics-
tions OF the Russian troops lately at Sofia
and north OF Adrisnople, moving to-
wards the southeast. 1t is now believed
that the occupation of the northern
shore of the Bosphorus by the Russians
would prevent Admiral Hornby from
forcing passage. Some o. the
Russian divisions are echeloned
on the road to Buyukdere and
a total force of about 10000 is collected
wsthin easy striking distance. Between
these and Buyukdere, there are some
Turkish brigades, which could probably
hold the place till assistance arrived. On
the Peninsula of Gsllipoli, or the neigh
boring mountain in front Of Culisr, there
are probably about $4,000 Russians,
while at Sslonics and on the lines OF
communication there may be scattered
some $4,000 more. The war office
at st. Petersburg is dissatisfied
with the muster rolls, and Is making
strenuous exertions to hurry up the re-
serves. All the recruits in the capital
we're, three days ago, inspected by the
Emperor.
Dispatches from Constantinople fore
shadow the fall OF Ahmed Vefk Pashs,
President OF the Council of Ministers,
and Minister of the Interior, and the re-
construction of the Ministry in a pro-
Russian sense.
The Shah of Persia lett Tehersn for
Europe, by way of TifS on Wednesday
last.
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Russia Does not Abandon All Hope
of Peace.

LONDON, April 5.-A dispatch from
St. Petersburg says that an inspired
article in the Journal De 81. Petersburg
contains this sentence: "Fhe conviction
that Englsnd's demands ara Incompatible
with the interests OF Russia and Europe
will find firm support in the public
opinion of this empire, notwithstanding
all hope of pesceable solution is not yet
abandoned"
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Cincin nail.

UNCIyEATI, April 5.-Co!.on--
Quiet and steady 8. lO4c. Flour-D1ll
snd unchanged. WheSt-Essier; red
81 15C9l 20. Corn-DulI a. 4OG4lc.
Oats-Stesdy and in fair demand st ZJG
&c. Rye-Du!l at oO,%62c. Barley -
Demand fair and market firm; prime
to choice spring 5Oc Pork-Duli and
nominally unchanged; jobbing At SO 90.
Lard-In good demand; curren. make
81 O5; kettle g. 5OlG775. Bulk Meats
Quiet At So 62iG,S5 OoG s. 20. Bacon
Q1iet at 81 37!@5 GOG5 s7!@G 90
Whskv-DemsHc fair ana prices higher
st q 04 B1tter-SlCsiy and unchsnl ei
Linseed Oil Steady AID in fair demand
a. 6Oc.
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, April 5.-Flour- Quiet
and unchanged. Whest-Stesdy y; opened
and advanced ltc, and closed firm; No.
l Milwaukee hard 81 I8;; No MilWsu-
kee 81 III; No. 2 do 81 l3; SELLER April
81 II; seller May 81 l3!; seller June
81 III; No. 3 81 OF. Corn-Quiet; No.
2 nominal 42c. Oats-Quiet snd steady
No. 2 25c. Rye-Wesker; No. 6Oc.
Bsr!ey-Quiet; No. spring 54954!c.
ProYuions-Dull and nominal. Meas
Pork-At 50 Is cash; 50 IS seller May.
Lard-Prime steam 81 l2i casbi 81 Is
seller June.
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what Russia VIII DO.

LONDON, April 5.-A Vienna special
says it is the impression today that
Russia is not likely to go out Of her
way to break of pourparlours, but will
probably use the communications OF
England and Austria as means Of COM
menciGg negotiations. She is, however,
meanwhile, strenuously endesvoring to
strengthen both her political and mill
ltsry situation IN Turkey. Some
think that perhaps the Turks have
already concluded an alliance, the execu-
tion OF which is merely delayed so as not
to cause a premature outbreak of war.
Those having access to the Sultan say,
however, that he is much depressed, and
still hopes to escape the necessity of de-
clding between Russia and England.
In accordance with Russis's advice to
prepare for renewal of war, the Prince
of Montenegro will raise his forces to
25, 800 men, to be armed with Martini
rifles, captured from the Turks.
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Pittsburgh,

PITsBURoH, April 6.-Petroleun-
Crude weak At 81 67i 81 Parker's; refined
quiet st IL; for Philsdelphis delivery.
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How English OppOsItIonIsts will b'
Checkmated.

The Pail Mall Gazette hints that if the
opposition endesvor to hinder the gov.
ernments measures Parliament will be
dissolved, lnsuring, in the present state of
public feeling, an overwhelming Con-
servative majority.
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England TO Occupy Certain Strategic
Points.

A special to the Cologne Gazette from
Vienna says England has informed Rus
sia that she intends to occupy certain
strategic points unless Russia immedi-
ately proposes frank modification OF tho
treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-31
NOTES on EDUCATION.

Russia has now 25,3OS elementary public
schools in which are instructed 11527l2 pupils, 1885,
s7l OF these being girls.
The percentage of attendance in the public
schools Of Richmond is in favor of the cOlOred people
" is 9S g against the white 97.3
The Bristol University College, England,
has for Of its professors the wife OF the principal
who acts as teacher of political economy.
The Yale School of Fine Arts is hereafter
20 receive pupils wishing special instruction for short
term OF not less than three months The charge will be
$50 for the and the following classes will be open
10 these special students Elementary antique portrait
(crayon oil water color, sketchnG and etching. land
scape, composition embracing stlife and cOstume),
life drawing or paintnGi, anatomy and perspective
The teaching of German in the public schools
is sharply criticised by Tie Cincinnati Gazette 1t says
that the pupils speak neither correct German
rect English The course In German, 1t adds 4" is
taught from German text books This requires that the
pupils shall be able to speak and read German The
German child starts IN ahead the American has learn
the language read and speak understandiugy
before he begin the German text books But the
German child has in general learned to speak English
enough 10 understand, and he can start in with the
American child in tho English text books. But Ameri-
can pupils who do take the dual course are not
allowed 10 10 ahead 10 English they wait for the
German pupils half the time. while they are repeating
she same thing in German"
A committee of three Protestants-ex-Pres-
fdent Woolsey, the Rev. dr. HarwOod ana the Rev. J.
T. Todd-and two Roman Catbohcs-Fathers Ftzpat-
rick and Murphy-have agreed upon manual OF devO-
sional exercise for the public schools OF NewHaven
Tits combination Of Catholic and Protestant liturges
1t not yet been decided upon by the School Board
II seems TO have been constructed especially for Epsco
paan and Catholic, and will probably be criticised by
members Of other denominations II question be
considered whether repetition Of the Lords Prayer
and few short, pithy, smplywOrded sentences from
the teacher and noble ways OF living would not
be Q more convenient exercise than long liturgy
which several sects will object TO.
; The preference shown for solid studies by
the students under the supervision Of the Society for the
Encouragement OF Studies ct Home is said 10 be an
amusing commentary the alleged frvolty OF women
History chosen last year by 343 students science
by l39, English literature by 3<7; art by ia; German
BY fortynine and French by twenty-nine. Two and
even three courses taken by of the sudents
One-hundred and twenty-five teachers have at different
times become students More than onehalf Of the stu
dents now under supervision have been the lists in
previous years. showing an encouraging persistence in
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their work. The society has endeavored to undermine
the idea that higher education made women unnt ior
simple household dutes and at the last annual meeting
the students were begged to study the laws OF head.
the managers having been painfully struck by the
amount casually revealed by the young cor
respondents The books which the pupil cannot procure
herself are lent to her from the socetys library fet OF
photographs and art publications also passed from
one student TO another.