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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-02
FURTHER OF THE sPRAoUE DIF.
FICULTY. f

a LETTER From THE Ex GOVERNOR.
The story about yacht taking her ont
to sea Is myth, no available boat being
at the Pier on Saturday. Again 1t was
not decided o. Hale's house at the late
interview there that Sprague should have
control Of the children. The lawyers
simply told Mrs. Sprague what the law
was. Again Governor Sprague did not
Interfere with the papers, lette. and tel
egrams which his wife was In the habit
OF receiving ut Canonchet. Her lawyers
had free excess to her. and so had every-
body else whom she desired to see, ill.,
Guiding reporters, except that at one
Lime Mr.. Spraque told her lawyers that
he did not look favorably upon their
meeting under his own roof for the pur
poses Of driving him out, and the legal
gentlemen shared in this opinion. En-
tirely In keeping with this Is the follow
ing note addressed by Governor SpraQue
TO his wife's attorney: srf' g.
NARRAGANsKTr PIER, Sunday }
4..lf at Aug 81, 1879.
GENTLEMEN: Ofcourse l lave q iist-
ural desire to know Of the present we'll
being and situation of my three children
who, without my knowledge or consent,
were taken from my jurisdiction and con-
troll yesterday aftefnoOn.
Ny Is to contaibute TO their comfort As
far as possible. The object Of this note
10 10 cay that their wearing apparel and
personal effects are ready to be forward
ed to them In any way that you as coun-
eel for Mrs. Sprague will indicate. The
brother of the three Mtle girls, William
Sprague, jr., is the bearer of this note.
l am, &C.,
WILLIAM SPRAGUE.
Messrs. z. II. Hazard, X. Thomson,
Chas. q. Parkhurst.
With this note Governor Sprague does
not propose to justify the course of his
wife, but rather TO do part of his duties
rs father. Tie will not enter upon any
legal proceedings against his wife except
to get his children back. Bet about this
he 10 not In hurry. Mrs. Sprague's
counsel can do nothing FIR the present !;
In fact seem to have kindly feeling Tor
the Governor, whose department In this
affair Is generally commended. He has
been steady, quiet, dignified and sober
He employs no counsel, but frequently
consults Mr.. +. c. Clark, country law
yer. With his friends he discusses the
whole affair altogether frankly. He and
his wife speak Of each other in terms of
unreasonable sensitiveness, and it is not
probable that \ reconciliation between
them will ever BE- effected. Mrs. Spra-
CUES personal income Is small. She
gets $500 year from an estate in Gin
cinuati and she hopes 10 get $1,000 4
year from Edgewood. She has nothing
from the Sprague estate.
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THE ELECTION.

The City Election is in progress in this
city, to-day, and up to 3 o'clock this af-
ternoon had proceeded very quietly.
There Is, however, considerable inter-
est manifested, and 1t is likely q large
vote will be polled.
In the Seventh ward there were few
persons around the polls, and the negroes
did not seem to be voting very strongly.
In the Ninth the Democrats are voting
solidly, and eschewing split tickets.
The COMES in the Fifth and Eight
Wards is very animated, and attracts
good-sized crowds the polls.
In the lower Wards the votes are roll
ing in rapidly, and the indications are
they will give the usual Democratic ma
jorities.
The GAZETTE extra will give full
particulars tonight.
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ALLEG HENY-PITTSBURG ELOPE
MENT.

PITrsBURG, September ii. j. King.
the singer sewing-macbine agent of Al
legheny, who elOped with . PitssburR
belle and abscoRded with $500 Of the
compsny's money, WAS arrested at N. "
Bruins wick. N. j., yesterday and brought
hack to- day without the woman, who
had passed as his wife. Upon his return
his wife-A respectable woman with two
small children-called upon him at the
Mayors office and had an affecting in
'erview. Kings father is wealthy and
will likely compromise the matter.
THE election Is progressing quietly in
all the uptown wards, and the ind lea
tons sre that the Democrats will be sue
cessful In all these wards butone. There
are very few colered men voting SO far
as we can judge.
In the Second Ward Robert Fl. Taylor
Ii receiving an unusually large vote. 1t
Is generally thought that Mr.. Carmichael
will be elected In the Fifth.
The GAzRTTE will issue an extra to.
night with complete returns.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The public debt statement for August
shows decreased OF $3,5N 1886.
The ship Laurie Dean, with q cargo of
sugar, 10 Guaranteed 1t Quebec.
According to q telegram from New
Orleans, "outsiders" are endeavoring TO
establish syndicate for the liquidation
Of that city's debt.
The total transaction Of the Money
Order Division of the Postoffice for the
year ending June S0th. 1879. amounted
TO 500, 495, O94, an increase on those Of
those on the previous year OF S7.0O5,O3S.
The City Railroad Company ,Ot New
Orleans, yesterday bid $3.50. 900 for the
street railway franchises now held by
1t, but no award will be- made until Leg
islative action ID had in regard TO the
city charter.
The presidents of the coal companies
consulted yesterday about the proposed
com bi nation ami Of irving ata WORK
ing arrangement. President Dickson
has written . letter favoring combina
ton.
The whitehall gold mine, near Fred
| ericksburg, Va, formerly owned by
Commodore Stockton, and which, 1t Is
said. &C one time yielded STAG 900 In
seven mon hs, has been purchased by
Boston capitalists, AID will be again
| worked in few weeks.
The number Of standard silver dollars
| coli ed at the Urifed States MINIS dur
lug August was 2,787 $50. making q total
to date Of 40,237 $50. The silver pay
ments from the treasury and MINIS dur
Ing August amouoted 10 81 ,S65 900, ex-
| elusive of the amount returned for sil-
yer certificates. The aggregate weight
Of the coin thus distributed was fifty six
tons.
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, has told a
correspondent Of the World at Wash
ingtOn that the Committee on Rules has
unanimously recommended changes In
parliamentary procedure, irrespectiv-ly
Of partisan motives which will greatly
facilitate legislative business. Mr..
Stephens believes the Georgia Democrats
to Do against Mr.. Tiitien, and he Is him
self in favor Of General Hancock fol-
President.
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ne YOUNG Released on RAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, September L.
Charles De Young was to-day admitted
tn bail by Chief Justice Wallace in the
sum of 81, 900.
Mr.. De Young, the professional black
mailer and social pirate of San Francisco,
having popularized Mr.. Kalloch by
shooting him from behind the blinds of
q coupe at a moment when he was an
ticipating pleasant interview with
lady, it has become necessary to make
strong combinations to keep him from
being elected Mayor. The Democrats
have Withdrawn their candidate, put up
a dummy and will now give Flint, the
Republican candidate, united support
Our own opinion is that San Francisco
should be punished for season with MIR.
Kalloch in the Mayors office.-Bdh.
Gazette.
A Texan steer escaped from a slaugh-
ter house in First avenue yesterday,
ravaged Fifth avenue above Madison
Square, stopping the stages, tossed a
woman and hurt a child in Madison
Square. famed PARK policeman's wrist,
Kept the peOpe III the neighborbOod in
Alright for half an hour and tfen ran
through twenty-first street. and was shot
on the west side after spraiIing the
anki- and spelling the clothes Of Its
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FOREIGN TELEGRAPHIC SUM
MARY.

Reduction In the wages Of earthen-
ware makers, miners and weavers, and
the closing Of the great tin plate works
are announced from Great Britain-King
Thehaw win have to withdraw his de-
mand on England or deht-Mr. Parnell
has been using very violent language in
Limerick and his auditors became quite
riotous-The Vatican has consented to
the appointment Of q liberal bishop for
Ameins--It Is expected that King Alton
SOS marriage will be fixed for November
2s-The representative of the United
States demands place for his country
on the Egyptian debt commission.
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ACCIDENT on THE DELAWARE
RAILROAD.
| MAN KNOCKED FROM CAR AMI
BADLY BkUIsKD.

MAN KNOCKED FROM A CAR AND
BADLY BkUIsKD.
This morning William Msssick, .
brakeman ON the Deiaw ware railroad, met
with an accident at Wyoming Station,
which, though very painful, Is not dan
gerous.
II appears that Mr.. Messick was In the
act OF climbing up the side ladder of o
way car, just As tire train was passing y
crossing upon which q number Of cars
were standing. While climo Ding UP he
leaned too far out, and was struck by one
OF tie cars standing on the siding, and
thrown violently to the ground. He " a
very badly bruised. aud his left hlp
which struck the car was badly hurt.
A resident physician was called and
upon examination found that no bones
were broken, but that he was ba.llv
bruised. He was brought up on the IL 10
train, and taken to his boarding house
and DR.. Kane called In to attend to his
INJURIES
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aug15.tf.
HNAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
l. C1ty end School Tax for lS7e

TNAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
l. uty end School Tax for 1879.
Tho undersigned receivers OF Taxes for
the City Of Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets. on and
AFTER the nrst day OF July, 1873, between,
the hours OF and IL In the morning and
from TOO In the afternoon for the purpose
Of receiving taxes. II-
On all taxes paid during the month Of
July. there will be deduction OF nve cents
on every dollar, and on all taxes paid OH
or alter the hist day OF August, including
the hrst Tuesday OF September, shall be
payable without deduction or addition
as Aforesaid, and all tixes unpaid on the
next day after the first Tuesday OF septem-
Der, shall be increased by the addition OF
ive per centuin on the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District,
tICnluding all North Of sixth g.
WILLIAM kYNE,
Receiver southern district.
jys-tf. Including all South OF Sixth 81
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FOUR BOYS RUN OvER AT ONCE

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-Four boys named
Henry Potb, john Goebel, Richard
Kept aud Henry Reinhnld, whose ages
ranged from six to thirteen, were run
over by freight trainlon the Iron Noun
tain road to-day. They were lettering
about the track when q swItch-engi ue
moved down upon them suddenly aud
caught them all. Poth had both legs
cut of-one above. the other below the
knee; Goebel lost both legs below the
knees; Kopf had both legs badly man
Rled but not entirely amputated, aud
Re,nhold had his right leg crushed.
Poth and Go, bel Will die.
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CONSUMPTION CURED,

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the form ulA OF a sim pie
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and per
manent cure for consum ption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung
directions, also positive and radical cure
Tor nervous debility and all nervous com
plants, after having tested its wonderful,
curative powers In thousands OF cases has
telt II his duty TO make 1t known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
i've, and desire TO relieve human suffer-
Ing, Will send, tree OF charge. To ali who
desire it, this recipe, with full directions
To- prepa ring and using In German
French, or English. Sent by mail by ad,
dressinE with stamp. naming this paper,
W W: Sherar. l4o Powers Bleck, Roch,
ester nv. lem waowo6
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MERIDIAN, Miss, Sept. L. The in
dictmcnts against the Messrs. Gully for
the alleged killing of w. W. Chisholm
will be moved tomorrow. The defend
ants were all pre.ent to-day. General
WoOdford was within the bar and saws
he will not actively assist in the prosecu-
ton. Judge Hamm will preside. Ex-
Judge }. s. Morris, distinguished Re-
publican lawye from Vicksburg, will lie
present to assist the regular District
Attorney, Mr.. Ford. Mrs. Chisholm and
her son, Clay, were in the courtroom
to-day. The defendants strenuously ex-
press their wish for speedy trial.
Doubts have been expressed as to wheth-
er jury can be obtained in Kemper
county unless by taking negroes, which
in that county would probably be re-
garded even by General Woodford, the
especial private &C eel of EIrs. CHS
holm, as a mockery of justice. The peo-
pie are very quiet and there will be NO
disturbance.
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jay Gould when in Europe lately ~.
tonlshed the slow going Dutch Xnan-
clers. ne negotiated with the Amster.
whose affairs have been In itioatiom ~
several years. He finally offered 81 !.
900 for the first mortgage bonds held
the syndicate, which they .cccpted With
me proniso thatinterest should be added
20 the date of payment. Gould aSreed
OUT created sensation by immediate ~
writing q check On Messrs. j. 8. MOI.
gan q Co, Of London, for the fun
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NOT every Alpine climber has the pre
sence OF mind recently shown by Herr
Gisler, who with q parry assembled the
Scherrhorns, carrying on his back a
load Of seventy pounds weight. He
slipped and made false step, whereup-
on he insisted upon untying the rope
which fastened him to his companions.
They were on a steep ice slope; again
he slipped, and this time he missed his
footing, and sho: with fiightful velocity
III the direction of crsvasse forty feet
deep and six feet wide. As he neared
the brink he contrived to spring to his
ieet, and, clearing the crevasse at a
pound, alighted on the other side un-
hurt. e ""-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.,
A CARD

II. sii VINO are suffering from the errors
s snu ihuiscretlons Of youth, nervous week
n Wai e esrG decay los. of manhood, &C,
FREE Of HAZE. TINS xres cur, rs n you
~ sa aisSove' Ell by missionary in Soutl
AmercA. send self-addressed euvelon.
70 cne Y Enx JOSEPH T. Imam, station 5
= dec20- eodHwly
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Professor De HAHN Killed,

PITTsBURG, Sept. l. Professor De
HAHN, q resident of Castle Shannon,
some miles out from this city, was shot
in his grape arbor this evening. He was
out watching his grapes when his wife
ran to where the professor was and found
him dead. He had revolver in his
hand, and it is supposed he fired at a
THE, whom he discovered stealing grapes
and that the latter returned the fire.
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NJ OTiCE.--J. II. Primrose uas v. /. ca. "a,
IN management OF the old and reliabl,
sewing machine cOmpany-the Wheeler d
wilson. This machjue has been lately
Improved, and IL an ens,rely new IN achine,
and IL known as the Improved w heller a
Wilson. 1t In the finest made look stitci
sewing machine now In use, and has nd
vantages superior TO any other.
We hope our friends will give us call ,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our territery embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern SuOre OF Maryland.
Our once. at present, will be found al
next we will be found at our old stand, th,
Garrett building, No. 1l8 N Arket street.
~AGENTS WANTED.
feb5-dtf J, H. PRIMROSE
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NOTICE.
Three Hundred Dollars
r EWAR D. Nj

Three hundred dollars reward will be
paid for the arrest and conviction Of the
thief or thieves who have been recently
engaged In mouse brea King IL this city.
JOHN p. ALMOND.
aug15-tf. Mayor.
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a lam y Gackaye Dyes.

u y
These popular dyes are put up In pack.
ages at 10 cents each and are warranted TO
dye from 10 pounds OF wOOllep, silk or
cotton goods Are more convenient and
economical than any dyes In use. Sent by
mail to any address on receipt OF price,
Z.JAMEs BELT. Druggist,
Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth a Market Sts,
HOlman's Liver rad
Eas worldwide reputation, establish
ed through ita wonderful efficacy In sIl all
mepts that have their origin In . torpid
liver or diseased stomach; such e. bilious
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, sick head
acne, &c II cures by absorbing the DIS
ease through the pores, su bstitutiog gen.
absorption salts, body and foot plasters
also. Pamphlets with further particulars
' LANES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth h Market Sts
Vitalized Fh0sphAtos.
They supply The s. stem with the ele-
ments that are carried Off by overtaxing
the brain and nervous system; are very
STA and neuralgia. For sale Wholesale and
retail by
Tor. SixtR q Market Sts.
Electric Disks.
They produce a constant electrical cur
rent through the diseased parts; can be ap-
piled and worn with comfort by any per
son for the relief OF cid rheumatic and neu.
ralgic pains, GOODNESS and stiffness Of the
limbs, &c. Sent by mail by
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth q Market St.,
LADIES'DEPAR
For Supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elasti,
stockings, Anklets, Knee caps, 6yrlnges
&c.
~Private Room. Lady Attendant.
| Private entrance for Ladies' At No. Yves
Si1tn street.
z. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth aud Market sreats.
Wilmington delaware.
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NJ OTICE.-A dividend Of isrty cents Per
IN shAre mas bee declared by the VIII
minst0u And Philsde phia Turnpike Com
pany, payAble on or after the 10Th Inst.
JOS. TArNALL. Treas.
6th mo. 0eh, l67g.-augH.
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HEALl) u CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS'.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL
Financial and Com nm ercial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Sept. 2, 1879.
Latest stock quotations FURNISHED by
deald 4 Co., Clayton House Ru'ldinI
wilma ington. Del. at IL M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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xorICla.


INJECTION. r
II V1Fios OF THE WILMINGTON
.tIF Coal Gas COMPANY
. SOc Shipisy street.
August 2eth, isss.
An election for nine Dlrectors ofthe VII.
mingtOn Goal Gas Company, VIII pc nolu
NJ the ofIlce ON Monday the lst day 81 sep
tember next, bet Ween the hours OF Z and
O'Clock p. m. WIN. p. TAYLOR.
aug28-et, secretary,
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Fashionable FurnlM|
]. & ]. N HA al...
No. 40 King st'''

we respectfully n mn snd NJ
rounding eiS ii country \. !y,1 ~ rep .a
!. On. .ssss ~ is = -; ;;'.:
:;s. :soI TSsn':s,ss, :! .issss:s.
y :ss ;s:
~ ::;:s ssss :. 81
s %SI: Il s.ss!ss. ]. :Ss :: e. e.
'F Ss MatBll Blinds a, e M md 81 Z.
:ssss sa9f s.ss Il III H.: s;iss:%;;;
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WANTED First class mortgages. AID.
w ply u M. M CHfLD,
sep2-6t. No. 4 w Seventh street,
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WILMINGTON. Del, Sept 2 1879,
Quotations 1t the Brandywins Mills for
Flour and Drain, furnished by w. q,
Pennypaoker 4 Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Process Flour. 7.OOa 800
Choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b00a 10
6nnert1De FlOuH. 4 0Oa %
Prime new Wheat.............. los
New COrn. sss.. so
Bran Der Tn. ................. 1900
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Monday, sept. I, 8 p. M.
BEEF CATTLE were dull during the
past week. but prices remain about the
same a. last quoted. BOLT head sold at
the West Philadelphia Drove Yard, at 3a
&C., ami 1900 head at the North Philadelphia
Drove Yard at 211a5k c. per Id. as 10 c0ndi-
ton.
rHErP were rather dull. 5000 head sold
1t the West PHILADELPHIA Drove Yard at
2ka4x c., and 1900 ! am bs at 6a6c., and 1000
Sheep At the North Philadelphia Drove
Yard at sake. per Id. as to condition,
Hoes were also dull. 1000 head sold
At the West Philadelphia Drove Yard at
5ka5xc., and 300 head bt the North Phila-
delphla Drove Yard at oa6kc. per Id. as to
condition,
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phila.. Aug. 30.
heep. Extra 10 to 13O lbs, * 10 &c. /;
good so TO 100 lbs, ~ TO 4xc.; fair, 80 -
Is pounds, 4 70 ~ G. stock sheep. % 20 10
% no; good lambs OK to 8: common lambs,
e 70 q 30; calves.4xc to 6kc. Arrivals.
The Cecil Whig., 1879-06-14

select their own representatives, outside
of any dictatiOn or interference from the
office holding class, whether it be in Mr.
sherman 5 or any other aspirant : inter
organization. and let them make it at
once. In 4 very few days the call will
be issued for the selection of delegates to
the state Convention. which will select a
new State Central Committee. That
Fulton and Thomas, with Il view to per-
petuate their control of the party ma
convention, is tolerably certain. In Bal
timore City they will be aided by Viii
liam Pinkney Whyte's roughs and re-
peaters. But they will be beaten as they
were on Tuesday. when the Custom
House aid given the Senator and his
friends proved weakness instead of a
power. Thomas and Fulton are, with
out doubt, relying upon Whytc's support
in Baltimore City in carrying the Repub-
lican primaries TO be forewarned is to
be forearmed, and as the revolt against
the corruption and filth of politics seems
honestly begun in Baltimore, and the pro
spective downfall of the Whyte dynasty
will be one of its earliest results. we can
only hope that, as the Senator goes down.
his Republican aiders and abettnrs may
descend with him
The Cecil Whig., 1879-06-14

STRANGE mischances with fatal *
suits. says the New York San. are daily
happening here and there. \ Boston
butcher ran against a knife that lay on Il
block, severed an artery, and bled to
death. y Denver woman caught her
foot in a railroad frog, and could not get
loose before 4 train ran over her. 4
Vermont tarmcr sneeeZcd with straw
in his mouth, drew it into his lungs. and
died choking. \ horse kicked Michi-
gan boy into deep well, where he was
drowned The shoe flew off the foot of
a kicking mule. in Nashville, and frac-
turcd the skull of a baby. An Oregon
girl swallowed her engagement ring. and
lived only week afterward. While
standing on his head, on the top of a
high fence post, an Iowa boy lost his
balance. fell into a tub of hot water, and
was fatally scaldcd. A stone throwing
by playfellow, broke a glass from
which a st. Louis boy was drinking, driv-
ing some of the pieces down his throat,
and he died few days afterwards in
great agony. Looking up to watch the
flight of an arrow, a Nashville woman
did,,not see it descending directly over her
head. and the sharp metal point pene-
trated her brain through one of her eyes.
killing her instantly.
The Cecil Whig., 1879-06-14
The Acadenay Examination.

1t was my pleasure to be present at the
examinations held this week at the Elk
ton Academy, and feel that Thomas l..
Graham, the Principal. and Mrs. Anna
May, Assistant. deserve the warmcSt
thanks of the public for the thorough
and efficient progress of the pupils Of
that institution. The examinations were
of the most thorough and impartial char
acter and the knowledge shown of latin.
geometry. algebra. arithmetic, grammar.
philosophy, and all the branches taught.
was far above the average. Mr.. Graham
is master Of his profession. and by his
teaching has shown that his pupils have
a practical as well as theoretical knowl-
edge of their studies. 1t is. indeed, for
tunate that such teachers are i'll control
of this important school. PATRON.