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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
FOR r e MT.
RnR RENT.

TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
s,Ss a few doors above the Peoples
Rank. with gas and water throughout.
Possession given Immediately,
A large brick house, No. 24i6 Main street;
now used as boarding house. Is In gooa
order, with gas and water throughout
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner VI
Twenty.fi1th and Main streets, containing
a fine store room and residence, Win gas
and water.
building on the Opera House corner, 'front.'
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable, APP
nly To NJ. REILLY,
Nos 1879 and 1911 Main Street, Wheeling,
NJ Vo febeodh
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A Deserved Compliment

The Philadelphia Ledger says
There il not to-day Q more charming,
vivscious and psins-taking actress on the
American stage than Mas Effs Ellsler.
She 10 naturally perfect lady, and tina,
added 70 her talents, makes her the most
accomplished artistic extant." Mms Ellis.
Ter appears At The Opera House Monday
night, in "a Heroine in Rsgs," written
exp ressly for her. Box sheet now open
AZ Adams d Lucas'-AdV.
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morn,ur GLORY BIos.orn.

In searching Main street for items yes
terday, oar reportorisl optics were sud-
denly brought to bear upon very fine
and handsomely ornsmented sign hang
ing in one of the large show windows
of George 5. Feeney, who, with his
Morning Glory, is fast becoming famous
rs baking powder man. In the centre
of this sign, which is about five feet
high and three feet wide, Is placed q
large and beautiful chrome representing
a morning glory vine, and around this is
neatly painted "Morning Glory Baking
Powder" The design and work dis.
played on this sign is the work Of the
popular young sign painter, Charles
Bigelow, Ne. 1911 Main street.
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mill Items.

The Belmont forge department shut
down yesterday, and will not resume
until Monday.
K. T. Higgins, Esq, mailer at the La
Belle, who was one OF the secretaries 81
the great Tariff Convention at Pitts
burgh few weeks ago, is quite i'll at his
residence in this city.
The Riverside forge department shut
down last night and will not resume until
Monday.
The Nail Factory is running steadily.
The men are very strongly in the favor
of and take grestinterest N Greenbsck-
Labor question.
Thomas Williams, 9 roller, arrived
in this city yesterday from Clifton, and
will accept 8 position as roller a. the
Benwood mill, shortly.
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The Distriet r, legraph.

The boxes for the District telegriA
arrived yesterday and were tested D.
General Superintendent David and Ma.
sger Morgan and found to work al rsa
The boxes are of the latest STYLE, vs,
made by the Western Electric MarGfr.
turing Company OF Chicago, and N
capable OF transmitting eleven didesi
signals TO the head Office, so that tOC:S,
messenger or policeman may be cssi- a
q fire alarm given IN an instant. ElsIa
boxes were put up yesterday ste'rOr
and evening and the remainder will h
put up to-day, and all be ready Ia
business on Saturday.
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Valuable Country Residence
NOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

L
am authorized by the heirs of the late
Chester ID. Knox To offer at Public Sale, at
the front door OF the Court House, on
TUESDAY, MARCH STD,
At n O'Clock A. NJ, the house and land al
Leatherwood, now in the occupancy OF
Mrs. Adams Dodson. Possession given
April l, 1917.
The land lies on the National road, two
miles east of the city OF Wheeling, in the
imme diate vicinity of large and con-
stautly increasing population. The Wheel.
log and Elm Grove railroad passes in trout
of the property-the cars running each
way every hour.
The house is a substantial and well built
Brick cottage of ten rooms, with cellar
and wash house, two good brick cisterns
aud never failing well on the premises.
Toe outbuildings comprise good stable
and carriage house. The land consists OF
between iour aud five acrss, in high
state OF cultivation.
TERMs-One-fourth OF the purchase
money, or more IL the purchaser so elect
10 be paid In cash the remainder in three
equal annual payments with interest AT
six per cent. The title will be retained
TIL all the purchase money is paid.
fe5eodi GEORGE ADAMS.
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A Perflous Attempt.

Wednesday night, IS Sam Moore was
returning home to South Wheeling from
bridgeport, he undertook 70 drive his
horse scross the railroad bridge just
sboye West Wheeling. The horse made
one or two steps on the ties, when be
stumbled and two Of his feet caught be.
tween the ties, which caused Moore 70
nlun ee headlong into darkness. Fortu-
nately for him, be was thrown scross the
bridee upon level ground. Men sue
ceeded in eItricsting the horse after
much labor. Neither driver nor beast
we're hurt. Moore We intoxicated at the
time.
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Nusic Cheap.

As Sheib's Music Store IL 70 be removed
about March lst TO new loom under
Washington Hall, the stock Of Pianos,
Organs, Music and Instruments now on
hand at the store on Nam street, IL offered
for sale so chesp that no one wanting
an sthing can afford 10 let the opportunity
pass by. Bona fde bargains will be o.
tanned in every srticle. The motto is,
-Quick sales and small profits" from now
till March Isl.
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Woman InanlieH.

About o'clock Wednesday night some
BLACKBOARD attacked 8 female 10 Alley 10,
near the Second Presbyterian church,
and was in the act Of exposing his per-
son 10 her when she escaped. Shortly
afterwards the fellow caught another
female near the same place. The woman
screamed and officer Baird, who was
passing, gave chase 10 the fellow, but
unfortunately did no. succeed in captnr.
ing him. The officer has an idea who
the fellow is and may yet succeed in
arrestIng him.
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IfAKE great pleasure in recommend
ing the Morning Glory Baking Powder
70 the public generally, and good house.
keepers in particular, Tor economy, ex-
cellent qualities, DC. II cannot be sur
passed. Every person knows 1 have ca
tered 70 the public taste Tor several years
in this city, and aaving used % many
different baking powders in my cooking,
i certainly ought TO know. Try II. G..
B. p. and you viii use no other.
AAkIIs THORNTON.
Proprietor Capital Dining Rooms.
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PostOaiee Robbed.

The postoffice at Csptins was broken
open aud robbed on Friday last. The
postoffice is kept in the drug store OF
Peter Giffen. After the store was broken
open the letters were carried down TO the
river bank, where they were torn open
and left. There WAS nothing else OF
value disturbed, except that some post
age stamps were taken. Among the let.
tiers left there was one belon ging to j.
Berger, and marked official business.
Upon examination it was found to con.
tain twelve comic valentines. There Is
no clue 10 the burglars.
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&l,Qen Killed.

One day last week, Mr.. w. 7. Gibson,
living short distance east OF
Moundsville, had some forty
sheep killed by dogs. There
were about sixty sheep in the flock at
the time; those that were not killed were
injured so much that the most of them
will have TO be killed. Two dogs were
suspected and killed. There is great
sympathy for Mr.. Gibson.
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His Bump OF Destruction Too Large

John Mozingo, who lives in East
Wheeling, took it Tito his head TO smash
up his household furniture, yesterday
morning. Not liking it very much,
Johns better half appeared NJ police
headquarters and swore out warrant
Tor his arrest. John was locked up by
officer Robertson, for hearing this
morninp
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Reported r., W. a. NY. Time Table

The following time table for tbs nn
is reported TO take place on AOtaN
next: Leave Wheeling at sos A. MA
4:30 y. NJ; arrive At Steuben vile 81 ~
A. NJ. and 5:69 p. NJ; arrive 81 Pia
burgh At $50 A. NJ. and 7:i5 L. N. II.
turning. will leave Pittsburgh al $50 a.
NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ arrive st SteubenyHs
at $40 A. NJ. and 6:20 P. NJ; Nrlvs .
Wheeling at 1885 A. VI. and $40 ,. 4.
The rates of fare between Wheeliss
and Pittsburgh will be reduced TO 'sa
for single trip, and 81 % for round i's
Tickets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
Trustees Elected.

At meeting of the members of the
Second Presbyterian Church Wednesday
evening, the following trustees were
elected tor the ensuing year; j. ).
Rhodes, K. Crsngle, w. l.. Hearne, Jno.
Reid and w. b. Simpson. Mr.. L. {.
Motfat was elected Treasurer and Mr.. j..
+. Il. Mcdonald Secretary.
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An Elaborate Piece OF workman
ship.

ship.
Messrs. G. Mendel, Booth & Co., the
furniture and cabinet makers, have Just
built and placed in position in the new
Phoenix Saloon of Mr.. Gus. Rolf, n
counter and cabine. with the necessary
sppurtensnces thereto, that for elaborate
workmanship, costly woods and exquisite
beauty has perhaps no rival west OF the
mountains. The top OF the counter is q
magnificent piece of light mahogany,
three inches thick and twenty-nine feet
long. The slab was brought here by the
firm over twenty-five years ago to be
used in the custom house, but from some
cause it was not needed. Is is remsrks.
bly, from blemishes Of any kind, and Is no
doubt the most elegant thing OF
the kind in the city. The brackets
are of deliberately carved blsck walnut,
inlaid with fine, curled butternut. Ex-
quisite panels of light French walnut
are let into the front OF the counter, sur
rounded by very dark blsck walnut.
The trimmings are OF butternut. The
black walnut panels are beautifully re-
lievsd by gilt shsdings. The wood which
was used was Of the most expensive quail
ity and thoroughly prepared, and the
workmanship shows skill which Is not
surpassed in any city in the country.
The design OF the counter is not at sll
loud, but the various colored woods are
so hsrmonIously blended that the whole
work resembles 9 well executed oil
painted.
The drawers and shelves behind the
bar and the large cabinet are in the same
style and are as finely made as the coun-
ter itself. This piece of work is not only
q credit TO those who made It, but it also
shows that Wheeling equals any of
the larger cities in the best kinds OF
inlaid wood work for decorative purposes.
The granting, gas fitting and plumb
ing are all fine specimens Of their re-
spectives arts and are on the same scale
of grandeur IS the work described above.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Opera House-Gllmore' Band.
Undertsking-G. Mendel, Booth " Co.
OYSTER Lunch-Union Restaurant.
Tax Notice-Geo. K. Tingle, s. .. &.
Go on Board Steamer Hudson.
Ofal-Geo. Ii. Parks.
Grand Ball-Washington Hall.
At Cost-Friend " Son.
Ohal-D. 9. List, Jr.
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EnR RENT.

yRHE STORE ROOM AND Dwell -
LING, No. 1858 Main street, now EH
occupied by IL. j. Schultz as shoe
store. .,,, ~, 1000
The store room and dwelling No. 1893
Main street, one OF the best dry goous
stands In the city.
possession given April LIST. For inrther
particulars apply TO r><
ianS or lU5y Main street.
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FOR EMF.

nNEFINE BRICK DWELLING. NINE
" rooms, with all modern Improve -
lnens, water closet and bath tubs; R%
large lot; located No. 90 $. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. Caldwell, ESQ.
Possession April LIST.
one two and half story brick house
with eight rooms and store room gas ana
water; all IN good repair: No. 63 Eieh-
teenth street; will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April LIST. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
de,2S 1927 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
In Regular Monthly Session Last
Night.

The Board was called TO order by
President Baird in the chair.
The following members answered to
roll call: Messrs. Collier, Caldwell, Hess,
Goering, Hupp, Maxwell, Miller, Nc
Gully, Todd, Watkins, Wait and Viii.
son-l2.
The clerk then read the minutes, which
were signed by the President.
The report of the Committee on Ac-
counts was taken up and read and showed
an aggregate expenditure OF $S75.65
during the month of January. The re.
port was received and the bills ordered
paid.
REPORT Oh THE CLEEK.
The report of books, stationary and
supplies furnished to teachers, schools
and INDECENT children for the four months
! ending December 81, 1877, reads as fol
| lows:
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Surprise Party.

A genuine surprise party wss given to
Mr.. Myers, one of the nailers at the Bel
mont, at his residence on Twenty-second
street, between Main and market streets
last night. A large number were pres
emit. The affair was eXcellently man
aged throughout. Mayors band dis
coursed choice music.
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ReEnoyal.

Having removed ny shoe store 70 No.
Is Eleventh street, Immediately in the
rear OF the old stand, I would respect
fully invite my patrons and the public TO
call q; the Little Shoe House Around the
Corner JEKRY CLKxxEs,
No. IS Eleventh street.
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"HELEN's Babies" This work ~
knowledged TO be the best selling strs
in our bookstores. Druggists, hose's,
say that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup seIl' b.
ter thsn any other medicine. II n~'
fectly hsrmless and always rel'iSM'
Price % cents q bottle.
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FOR RENT:

TIME STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. -
Tnls room has been occupied for the ii ~:
last three years by Hugo l.. Loos as
81 tobacco and cigar store. The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong 10 the
premises. A good w. c. is attached. Kent
low, and possession given April Isl. APP
ply 10 J; NJ; iSD LHi vi yrv
ialll w. 4. MchELN Il.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

nv PEOPLES BANK BUILD -
L INC. ls:E
Rooms In the Peoples Bank
Ruilding are hereby offered tor rent. POS
session of two OF them will be given i'm
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city for sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or to
ia$h THOS. O'BRIEN. Agt.
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Tho report was received and ordered
fled.
A communication, from Mr.. Smith in
regard to furnishing the board with q
cyclopidia, was tabled:
A petition from John G. McLsin ask
ing permission TO sehd his son TO the
Third ward school was granted.
Capt. Wilson moved to give the schools
holiday on the I'D. Carried.
Mr.. Collier moved that Miss Car
ter, colored, be confirmed as teacher
in the colored school, and be paid tor the
time she has been teaching. Adopted.
BY DR.. Hupp-
Rssolued, That from and after Septem-
Der /, 1878, we adopt the system OF pur-
chasing text books and other school sup
plies at the lowest possible price, and fun
nishlng them to the pupils in our schools
at net cost.
Referred to the Committee on Rules
and Regulations.
There being no other business, the
Board adjourned.
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Two HUNDRED different masquerade
costumes for rent st 1921 Market street.
Outside orders promptly attended 70.
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SUICIDE 10 not more sinful than neg
Letting cough. For only rs cents you
can buy bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and be saved from death.
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FOR II EMF.

MOONS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
*, Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
ary list. Persons desiring good business
room In a good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
1. Ii. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
dacsh At Fran Kiln lns. Ofhce.
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AMONG the many kind. Of p'ls ~ ~
our stores, none are gar lne tac ss~a
as the one made BY the MeLsin na 90.
in our city. Be sure and ges ite -
article. which IL called the Wh,>''S
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press sill immoral practices among the
pupils; 10 cause their pupils TO conduct
themselves at all times in an orderly and
virtuous manner, &c; and to this end
you have given them the exercise of rea-
sonsble discussion as 10 the modes of dis
cipline.
The drainage pipes leading from the
hydrsnts in the basement of Ritchie
school house are in bad condition. The
water will not pass away and noxious
gases are generated and thrown out into
the halls and rooms. | would recon-
mend that the Commissioners of Richie
be authorized 10 move the hydrsnts out.
side the building, in case the difficulty
cannot be otherwise remedied.
Respectfully submitted,
john q. HERvEY,
Superintendent.
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J. w. FERREL, agent tor d. s. Forney,
will resume business on Monday, Febru-
sry ls, 1873, At his old stand, corner
Main and 10Th streets.
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THE VISITORS.

The Camden ZouaYes, of Moundsville,
will be in the city to-day, and will par
ticipste in the grand parade this alter
noon. They will be met at the depot by q
squad of the ''red-legs" OF this city,
at 9 o'clock this morning, and every eff
fort will be made to make their visit q
pleasant one. They will attend the ball at
Turner Hall in the evening and return
TO MoundsvIlIe tomorrow.
The Gof Light Guards give their
initial dress ball tonight, at Washing
ton Hall. The arrangements for an ele-
CANT and happy time are complete.
Don't fail TO go, as the boys will make it
pleasant for you.
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AT tho REGISTER Office, At 3 O'Clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
56 degrees above zero. Raining.
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FOR RENT.

V,HE OPERA HOUSE STORE -
Il rooms Tor rent at reasonable Ga
terms. Possession given lmmeulate- IT,.
10 Anply at the Office of the German Fire
Insurance Company OF Wheeling. dec24h
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FOR RENT

JOFFER FOR RENT MY WELL
i known stand, No. i0ls Market -
Souare. Second ward. Terms reas. Ga.;
able. j also offer Tor sale all the tx
lures Of the saloon. The stand is good
one and has good run OF custom. For
particulars apply TO samuel Lash, on the
premises. ielSu
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MAsouEaADE parties In the city and
o,tside will find zoo fine costumes Of
Nsuhsussns, 1921 Market street..
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EAR RENT.

TIME ETNA IRON AND NAIL COM
PASY'S Vineyard, consisting OF about
fifty acres of vines in good bearing order.
Forterms apply at the Company 5 ONCE
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MILITARY.
ORDER OF FORMATION.

At l:30 o'clock to-day the military will
have q dress parade on the Capitol
Square, after which they will form by
companies as follows: The Schmulbach
Zousves on the right, Golf Guards right
OF centre, Lindsey Institute Cadets left
of centre, and the Matthews Light
Guards on the left. The Camden Zousves
Of MoundsvIlle will form with the
Schmulbach Z)uaves
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SEE Whist Mr.. Martin Thornton has 70
say about il.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Anew TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
" ing, one mile west OF Bridge -
port, on National turnpike, contain. QsH
ing nlne rooms ana bath room,
stable, carriage house and wash house;
one acre OF ground, with goou assortment
OF young Iruit trees.
Apply To First National Bank, Bridge
port, y. )aloNa
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Save 25 per cent In buying
Furniture from Friend l. son,
1868 Main street. Entlre
stock Mt cost for cash.
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JAPITAL RESTAURANT.

90. uI55 Market ST., IS The only first
class Restaurant In the city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms lot
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of home, com oined with the
best Cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, ana
serves II up In manner uneXcelled In inc
country. He can be relied upon always TO
urnish everything first-ciass. ielb
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.

The following comparison between the
leading items in this report, and the cor
responding ones in the report for Jsnu-
ary 1877, will be integesting.
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otals.............. s37 9ssS2 4ssll8 1898 50
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. f. HULLIHEN, Clerk.

Adopted.
The report of the Supernten dent
which is as follows, WAS next read:
SUPERINTENDENT HERvEY's REPORT.
GENrLEMEN:-The following abstract
of the reports OF the schools OF the dis
trict for the month of January, 1878, is
respectfully presented.
Enrolment for the month, 1901;
average attendance, 1894; average alb
sence, 407; per cent OF average attend
snce on enrolment, 49, enrolment since
September LIST, 4S46.
Number OF cases of tardiness-
Washington, 1876; Madison, "a; Clay,
1872; Union, 227; Centre, 2l6; Webster,
l54 Richie, 1871; Colored 80. Total
1874.
Number of pupils perfect IN attendance
Washington, 1l3; Madison, "a; Clay.
$50; Union, l4l; Centre, SO; Webster,
SO; Richie, 10; Colored II. Total 1894.
Enrolment in each school-Wsshlng-
ton, 458; Madison, 345; Clay, 62s; Union,
Cos; Centre, 3Si; Webster, Az; Richie,
go; Colored, 90.
Per cent. of attendance: Washington,
81; Madison, 80; Clay, 81; Union, so;
Centre. 81; Webster, Sc; Richie, SO;
Colored, 80.
Branches taught and number ofpupils
in each-Orthography. 1854; reading,
3,4l7; writing, 2,704; mental arithmetic,
1893; written arithmetic, 1919; geogra.
ply, 1850; grammar, 369; history, 324;
physiology, As; natural philosophy, &c.
chemistry, "a; botany, 4; astronomy, u;
algebra, l2G; geometry, "a; United
States Constitution, So; German, 2OSi
drawing, AIS; physical geography, 242;
science OF government, 10; rhetoric, II.
Amount paid for tuition, inclusive OF
grammar, $3,S27.50.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
EnrollmeGt in Germsn-Wsshington
&c; Madison u; Clay 81; Union -;
Centre 81; Webster 10; Richie AZ. To-
tai 2OS. Number OF pupils of German
parentsge, 1873; number of pupils of
other than German parentsge, IS; num-
Der of German pupils belonging to Gram
mar School, "A; number OF German pu-
pills belonging to Division a." 1874;
amount paid tor instruction in German,
1854.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.