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National Republican., 1879-09-30

80 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE -"
spLnsbib' sSdiEzSdhfSSI Siiz IAS22d 22dSfFldANf nauIg-
rp n ETTtST u 1TNE g. i4dn, dS7a nooo o
ner fsixth and y streets, as follows;
For Pittsburg md the West, 1880 IN. daily, with
sSrs Gar ST. end sSsPa GGsSS S%
IN SIZE tb PsPSS G5 K R&iGSG&p HhisSG
For cansndagua Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
and the North Rt G:2O u. M daily, except Sunday;
dSHy fJp4 SSpy %n GaSs
and Watkins, at 1920 Q. M daily, except Sunday:
For New York and IN the East 1880 r. M daily excSPt
tsched hmited led EIpiess m S of Pullman ParloT Cara
For gSo e. In,i,i:, a. m: daily. except Sunday
ct Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Annex;"
ahordlng direct transfer 70 Fulton street ayod-
Ing Ing double ferrage and Journey across New York
tied Express $50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore, go. 40, G5o ~ M and 1880, 4:lO t2o
and lois ?. m daily.
For Popes Creek Line go a. M and l:2o p m. daily.
For annapolis, go a. M and 400 p m daily. except
ALExANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra O. 7:i5 g. o. TO- IL a. IN, and li5 40
8, 81 and 1880 p. m. ON Sundays u m. Ills,
For Rchinond and the South, $50 a. m. daily and
- 6:20 T.. III daily, except sunday.
Q, 10, IL n M. and /, g. 40 s, 0, I, and II p.
on Sunday at and 10 a. m. and Up. M
Tickets. Information, sleeping and parlor-ca ac-
commodations be procured at the otticesnOrtli-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner ofsixth street and Pennsyl
vnnla avenue. ana n the depot where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
''N'O'' L. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
RALTfMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great DOube-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST.
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s>5sBo ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEN PLARS.
s9 WA>HISGroS ID. o., Sept. ~, 1879.
SPECIAL ORDER No g
/. The members of Washington Commandlry No.
/, X. H. arc hereby ordered TO assemble ut the Asy-
lum ut o'clock y. m TUESDAY Both September, IN
fll uniform for the purpose of attendi the funeral
Of Sir knight l.. w. Wright.
2. Members of other Communicates are invited To
attend with us. BY order of
ROBr BOYD, Eminent Comman er
Onical-W, Ill. ORCUTI, Recorder. se3O-lt
National Republican., 1879-09-30
AMUSENlENTS. A

-. = - vs. hfth hSNt ~ ~
EoRDs.-PGNAFoRE WITH ANOTHER CREW.
THE MosVpopuLAR THE MosTPRoF1TABLE
MISS ne ne, taSy2frIte Prim9 Donna
MISS EVA Mills As J6sEPiIiNE.
MISS EVA MILLS As JOSEPHINE
Miss Evy&& MILLS Mills IS IS iosEEFhiNE iioossEEFFhiNE
The Talented aud Glfled Artistic,
oARoLTNE RiCHfNGs BEitNARD,
The Greatest Living Buttercup.
MISS ANNIE sHAEFFf II As HEBE.
COMBINATION OF 6HfHEGRHArrc AND CHURCH
CHOIR CELEBRITIES IN THE OPERA OF
n. M. S. PlNAFORE.
MAT1NEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 0-THE srRATEa1sE
NAT1oNAL THEATRE. THE vIRG1NGAN.
,.,r MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,
Ana Every Evening During the Week, and Wednes-
nm .En dSy Gnd mss SATURDAY n,y M Ma ~ ps,r,o,r ss
VIII make their first appearance ~ " ashington In
nil Home Picture, entitled
VAN, THE VlRGINIAN,
Uniyersally conceded by press and public wherever
OF American life. The play will be placed on
pie. with strong cast, magnificent
the Aleghanes," elaborate APP
pointments and splendid
calcium effects.
MONDAY, OCT G-RICEs SURPRISE PARTY.
T ,1NCoLN HALL.
PATTI CONCFRT,
Under the Direction Of Mr.. &. A. CIIfZZOLD
n, DIE VINO, Manager.
The Great treat Musical Event of the season will be the
triumphant Re-entre into Washington
Of the Peerless Contralto,
CA RLOTTA PATTI,
ON MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8,
=, WIN her Concert Combination, comprising
MT kETTEN, the Great Pianist
Mr. DEMUNCK, the Celebrated Cellist;
hr PiELl,S tue Successful American Tenor;
Sig. CIAMPI CELIAY. the Eminent baritone;
Sig. MARIO, Accompauist.
Admission. 81. Reserved seats 10 cents extra. Sale
OF seats commences on THURSDAY, Z, at Metzerott &
Co.'S plano warcrooms 025 Pennsylvania av, nue..
National Republican., 1879-09-30

Largest Legitimate MOrBjnD Cir
culdtion in the District.
National Republican., 1879-09-30

W
c9y"oFF1cE NATISNAh aEpy9sLIcAN, sI go
The annual meeting of me stockhQlders Of the
pany for the election of seven trustees 10 serve Tor
the ensuing year VII be held at the office OF the
OF II u, M. and ~ m.
se8 I'D LEWIS CLEPHANE, Secretary.
49, 9lAsoYIC-A SPECIAL CoNNGUNIcA-
VIII be held at Masonic Temple on TUESDAY, Sept
o S az GGGfk hp p r t2 attend t the funeral Of our de-
gneSd to HfnG M Bret dlS9 9I st'r lodges are re-
s~155e THE TIFTII ANNUAL MEETING or
49, thG G SMioekihfoldeTs So q Vie Gzeps n,, B9!Idi9g
rooms % taarket sp1ceG The Tic u annual @ G report viii be-
se2tSt B. i. BIGELow Secretary.
49, GREATEST BARGAIN EYER OF
- ,,,,,,,,, FEkED IN IN REAL REAL ESTATE. ,....
Property some very desirable Farming Lands Ia
California TO trade for Properties here. Also CITY
Property o" long time QiSo WM # hoqTs mAIS rS% 7I2
seGO 1875 Pennsylyania avenue northwest.
N~s9y@TIIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- trict OF Columbia, holding u District Court of
he United states for SAID District.
To NIL whom II may concern; Greeting; Notice is
ed i n IN the s Ss G IN Sse NS s
said court, one copper still. one copper worm, nine
and harness s. two c6iite mills o1e cook stove scales
saws, buckets tubs and measures seized by the
are lbecd and prosecuted in this court In the name
OF the United States for condemnation and that said
cause VIII for tUal al the CITY llall IN the city
Of Washington, on the first Monday Of October noxt
when where all persons are warned 70 appear to
snow cause why c0ndemna on should nol be decreed.
II, j, MElGS, Clerk.
September .! 1879, se!2,-7oc3,G
N~11SSAN DFORD'S ESSENCE GINGER, s. H. s.,
H-S Food cure, SApanue, Cuucura aud all new
remedies, at Cuughllns Drug store, Masonic Temple.
seia
a~-afsIIAY FEVER CURED BY FLUID LIGHT
80 ming; Neuralgia Nervous PANS &c, in.
stantiy relieved by It's use. Sold at Coughlins. sells
n~1F=QuININE, QUININE PILLS, &C. SOLD AT
49, REDUCED rgle5 at tOughlin's Temple Drug
Store corner 4 aud Ninth streets u ". sells
49, 1HOMEOpATIIIC MEDICINI2so OF EVERY
BS kind humphreys Specifies Extract Witch
Hazel Imperial Granum uud other food Tor Infants
at COugh,in's. sells
~ IN SUMS TO SUIT
ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS JEWEL RY. SC.
II. w II H a e. HIS
LOAN OFFICE,
1diT Ponnsylvania avenue northwest,
Near Wizards Hotel MARI
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,


IA.
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WAsHIEGTON, ID. O., Sept. -. 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received by the National
Mu Building Commission. Washington, ID. O..
until II NJ, Oct b r6 1879 for material and labor
required in covering the fat roofs of the National
Museum with Leaded Sheet Ifou, in accordance with
specifications to be obtained az the Office of Cluss &
Schuze architects, COrcoran building
fStar Post, ritic se23.eoGt
National Republican., 1879-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N(5y| WASHINGTON II. A, CHAPTER NO. IA
s.S special conyocation of Washington X. a.
Chapter No will he held in Chapter Room, Masonic
Temple, TUESDAY, September so, at o'clock p
TO attend the funeral Of deceased companions
l., w. Wright. A full attendance Is requested Com
panions Of other chapters respectfully invited
by order Of the VI. Il. IL. T..
se3O.lt c. D. CAMPBELL. Secretary.
National Republican., 1879-09-30

49, GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OF
- FERED IN REAL ESTATE.
one Thousand Farms for sale or exchange for city
Properly, Some very desirable Farming Lands In
California TO trade for Propertles here Also CITY
Property on long time. Office hours from tO7.
WM. II. MAIN IL BRO,
National Republican., 1879-09-30

Mr.. ID. DAVIDSON is the Agent for the re-
eeipt OF Advertisements and subscriptions
for this Paper, and also for the Collection of
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09
Mr., TiIden's Greeting to the Ohio
JacksOuians.

Hon. Samuel J. Tilden has telegraph
ed his regrets to the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club of Columbus, Ohio, at not
being able to participate in their sth of
January banquet this evening, with
whose patriotic objects he says he cor
daily sympathizes. Mr.. Tilden adds:
"The sth of January is memorable for
the event and the man associated with
it in our history.
]. is we'll chosen to denote and to
illustrate civil liberty aud the unity OF
the country as represented by Jefferson
and Jackson. am glad that the dem
ocracy of Ohio revive the time honored
custom commemorating an anniversary
so dear to the hearts Of our fathers, and
in spirit so auspicous of promise that
tho people will regain all the right of
elective self-government."
Physicians prescriptions and all pri-
vate receipts filled with care, and of
the purest me licine, at all hours. Tay.
lor & Fullerton, Apothecaries, 302 ri
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09


Tramps resort-The police station.
The rain has spoiled the fine skating.
Cupping and leeching at I'll King street.
Keep the streets clean during the Winter.
Sun riscs 722. Sun sets l. 81.
The Legislature is getting In working order
G. S. Humphrey, popular halter and f,rricr.
Eight cents a line are charged for all adver.
tisements in this column.
THE crack hot"-appropriate-go away
yard sticks. Send moro.
Englsnd's Cream of Camphor is a certain
cure for frosted feet.
1t is said the Brandywine water has nothing
to do with the health of the 10000 people Of
this city.
The Now Castle lal is already full of pris-
oncrs.
BoHeless herring IS cents per box at T. NJ.
Wier's, 1909 Market street.
The Coroner of Chester 90. has appointed i
deputies.
Printing OF all kinds done at the REPUBLI-
CAN office with neatness and dispatch.
LUCKMAN'S STRING MUSIC lor balls,
parties, etc. 81 Tatnall street.
A milk man was to haye been arrested be-
cause his horse fell down. Cruelty to ANNA ls
was the charge.
Numerous changes will take place amongst
our merchants about the 25th OF March.
Large stock OF hats, turs gloves and umbrel-
las at q. 5. Humphreys, 2l6 Market street.
1t is said the West Chester gas Co. arc going
into tho sale of gas fixtures, and also intend
to furnish ga, At a special rate for cooking,
&c. Competition with coal Oil has wrought
this change.
Three sheet posters, printed in two coiors,
announce to those who wish to be saved to at
tend the Delaware Avenue Baptist church.
Gail ut Megratten's dining rooms, ga Mar
ket street, south side, Philadelphia, to get
good dinners
Send your advertisements to the REPUBLI-
CAN II you wich to thrive.
County Division" will be discussed by the
debating club Of Summit Bridge on Saturday
evening.
The largest and cheapest assortment of turs
and fur trimmings at Rumford Bre., No. 4O4
Market street.
Tramps hereafter will haye to seek other
night quarters than the police station.
Lock your doors securely for robbers are
about.
For instant relief from neuralgia and acute
pain of different kinds, call 1or DR.. Coopers
.nDid Willie ever hear of the heroic George
Washington and his little hatchet?
Wealth comes to the industrious after years
OF patient toll.
1t Is said Washington city is in higher
state of morality when the Congressman are
away. Bad on the congressman
Notice to the public that will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes tOr 81 and other mending
In proportion, at 5. W. corner OF Seventh and
ratnull streets. John f. Bailey.
Beechcr. 1T 3l5 Market street is the popu-
lar photographer of Wilmington
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for this week is
out and can be had ut this office.
England's Balsam of Honey. Tar, .,aA.
W lid Cherry and Liverw0rt. For the akk.
cure OF coughs, colds, asthma. whoop- 81
ing cough, and all complaints OF the Nv
throat and lungs.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09


s35 900.
The same report shows the estimated
income for 1879, derived from rent of
Surf House; income from licenses and
proceeds of per cent. tax on the as
sessment, to be 3,G25, and the estima-
ted expenses to be 10000.
Washington Hastings, Esq, offered a
resolution proposing the submission to
the Legislature the following amend
ment to the charter of the Association.
be 1t endctedby the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the State Of Dela-
ware, (twothirds of each branch
thereof concriring therein.)
That Enoch Stubbs, (here follows a
long list OF nameS) and others who are
now or may hereafter be associated
with them and their successors, do and
hereby constitute body corporate
and polite under the name of "The
RehoboLh Beach Association, for the
purpose of providing, maintaining and
permanently carrying on seaside re-
sort where everything not consistent
'''" 'hi do W
the Disci pline of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, shall be excluded and pro-
hibited, and by that name shall have
perpetual succession and be able to sue
and besued, tc., that is, shall po ssess
all the powers Usually vested in such
corporations.
Considerable discussion ensued, dur
ing which Mr.. Hastings explained that
the committee of which he is chairman,
wish to relieve the church of the re-
sponsibility otthe maintenance Of some
things that the church cannot counte-
nance. For instance dancing at Reho.
both has been complained of as some
thing for which the church is RESPONSE
BILE. II was therefore thought best by
the committee to divorce the church
and the association, by striking out the
words IN. x. church and inserting
christian morality"
The words "Methodist Church" were
stricken out by vote of 15S to 81; the
resolution was adopted by a vote of
2l7 to 4, a number declining to vo.e.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09
Special Mention.

Try Hartman's Tar and Wild Cherry
Pectoral for coughs and colds. Moth
ing better. Large bottles, SO cents, At
Hartman's, 5th and Poplar.
A. w. Quigg, at the N. K. cor. of 9th
and Shipley streets, has large supply
of stoves, heaters and ranges.
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! % cents Der
quart. 20 cents per quart. Notwith-
standing the cold freeze Ainscow, 1t
No. III Shipley street, is in receipt of
a large lot of oysters, which he is SELL
ing at 25 cents per quart.
If you want pure drugs go to McIn-
all's, I'd and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09
OUR IANDEN BERG LETTER.
Th~ Revival CIssss-A Pablic Nav.
sevy-Deeease OF . Cripple - The
Cold Weaiher-PastOr haPnhlii
Surpr1sed.

LASDEs BERG, Jan. Sth, 1879.
MgssRs. EDIroHs:--A pause at last!
the revival meetings at the NJ. X.
church, closed or rather adjourned last
Sunday evening! they commenced on
the evening Of October 25th and have
been held every evening since except
those Of Saturday and Christmas; three
meetings have been held each Sabbath,
besides the Sabbath school, Young
Mems prayer meeting, and class
meeting. As many as fourteen persons
hav. been at the altar at one time, that
on Sabbath evening; at one of the Sun.
day afternoon peetings eleven persons
We're at the altar, and five of them we're
converted. More than one hundred
persons have professed conversion, and
about ninetyseven have Joined the
church on probation, during the meet,
ings.
This revival has been attended with
the most marvellous resuis-outward
ly visibly stores that were formerly
open on the Sabbath are now closed.
Young men who formerly played cards
in them on the Sabbath, how hold
prayer meetings over them; persons
VIII" former Y made light Of, and even
disturbed religious services, are now
the most d-vout worshipers; whole
families in some instance, have been
converted, in others, the heads of fami-
lies. in still others, the children, the
majority, however, are adults. Surely,
"tlIe Lord hath done great things for
US, whereof we are glad"
One difficulty that mothers. usually
have to contend with. who desire
to attend evening meetings, is
to kLow how to provide for
their children during the evening,
but the ingenuity of the ladies' Of this
place was equal to the emergency, and
a happy oxpedient was devised to
bridge the chasm, it was the establish
ment of ave named it-public nur-
sery, at the residence of one of the
brethren who lived near tho church;
hither they brought their darlings, and
'"" VI "ho'n'i VI 'ho i"uie" "o''u do
nurse; ana by TINS means, the others
could attend the meeting; several young
ladies VIII dou otless realize at some ill-
ture time their Indebtedness to this in
stitution Tor the instruction Afforded; 1t
was no mean sight to witness the inter
estlng sorting process at the close OF
the meeting, when each had distributed
to her that which She brought.
Robert h. Strickland, q young man
who had Just attained his majority,
passed away ON December list and was
buried on Christmas day; he was Grip
pie the greater part OF his life. Sew
eral years ago one OF the mill bosses
kicked him TOR ssme trivial offence,
and from that time he had been an in
tense sufferer until death came to his
relief Them. ). X. A. has draped their
rooms i'll mourning in honor ofhis mem
ory.
The dollar OF the "daddies' has made
its appearance already and the sight OF
SO much 'hard pam seems to be good
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09

In Philadelphia, last week, the
horse of Miss Fannie Louise Bucking
ham, or which she appears as Mazeppa,
was seized for debt. On Tuesday a
brother of the lady, who live, in Balti-
more, welt to Philadelphia and had
u notice served on the sheriff claiming
the horse as his individual property.
lie was expected to enter security tor
the horse yesterday. Miss Bucking-
ham is confined to her bed through ner-
vous prostration and a severe cold.
Farmers Association Election.
On Saturday at the annual meeting
of the Farmers Association of New Cas-
tie County held in this city the follow
ing officers were elected, President J.
NJ. Brackin; Vice President, DR.. Horace
Burr; Secretary and Treasurer, George
II. Brown, Directors, David irelan, !.
p. Foreman, Solomon Townsend, RAN
dolph Peters, and James Brown Jr.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09
REMOBOTR BEACH ASSOCIATION
Meeting Of the 0tOekholders-Fi.
nanctal Exhfbit-.The Outside
World let in-Chang Q In the Char
fer RaN0nn sraAnMaA

A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Rshoboth Beach Camp Meeting Associ-
ation was held in St. Paul's M. 4.
church yesterday afternoon, President
ii. +. Pickels presiding.
A committee Of three on proxies was
appointed, pending the taking of the
proxies by this committee the Presi-
dents report was submitted showing
the financial condition of the Associa
ton up to December 4th last. The fol.
lowing is summary of the report:
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09
The Moral Party.

1t is given out that while Thurman
and Bayard are being discussed and
urged for the Democratic Presidential
nomination, Tilden is hard at work
quietly making his arrangements for
capturing the convention Just as he did
last time. The Democratic party does
not want him in 1850; but then it did
not want him in 1876. lie was nomi-
mated because he wanted it. The ci-
pher dispatches place Tilden at a dis
advantage before the country, but the
notion that Tilden would be offensive
to his party because of the immortality
of his conduct or his want of principle
is simply amusing.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09
SECOND EDITION
Seate 81 sne 'a'll eRnsOme,
AT THB REPUBLICAN, OFFICE Jan. 3,
7 O'Clock. 10 o'clock. II O'Clock
80 80 80
The Weather.

The Weather.
War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Jan.
9, l A. NJ.
Indications for Thursday.-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng-
land, southeast to northeast winds,
falling barometer, stationary tempera-
ture, cloudy and rainy weather.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09
Gu,us. ArticS and Oyersh Oes !,

Those who want gums, artics and
overshoes at the reduced prices, should
by all means call at Donahoe's, 3l3
Market street, for bargains.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-09
To Tho l,uhlic.

| The readers Of the REPUBLICAN have
perhaps noticed what appeared to be q
controversy between myself and an
individual who tdvertises himself as
a teacher of ancient and modern Ian
guages. first challenged this party
to prove his knowledge of the Spanish
and French languages, supposing him
to be gentleman, but since then have
been informed of his character and
standiag in this city, and | regret hav .
ing held any communication with him,
and apologize to my friends and pat
rons for having apparently put my
self upon level with him. | should
rather have never exposed him, than
that SO much vile language should
have appeared in print, especially as
can not, as a gentleman, make use Of
similar weapons Tor my own defence.
beg leave to state that tie affidavit
made by Mr.. Quintero and myself, is
still on file in Esquire Coles office; and
in order to correct any erroneous i'm.
pressions from certain insinuations
made in an article which appeared in
the REPUBLICAN on Saturday.las:...l Il beg
also to state, that received classical
education, and acquired my knowledge
of the languages teach, in full
course of study in Paris and have my
diploma to show for it.
A. A. MACDONALD.
Principal of school, No. 2oj West
Wilmington and teacher of Spanish,
French, &c, at the Wilmington Aca-
deny.
The Iola register., 1879-09-12
EairlaWn Items.

Without a doubt Fehleison has the
largest melons ever raised in this county.
Tbey are called the Georgia melons and
weigh from 25 to IS pounds. The
neighbors help him eat them and save
the seeds.
Wheat all sown. There is about twice
az much put in this year as there was
ever before.
Haying is in full blast. There will be
about 900 tons put upin this neighbor'
hood this year.
Corn is large and a good turn out,
probably about 40 bushels per acre on
the average.
A poor fellow passed through our towr
the other day, who hadn't scent in the
world-for he had lost the faculty o.
smelling.
C.N. SAYS it is not "force of habit
that takes him out strolling Sunda,
nights, it is something "wus-er nor 9
that"
A ueice of Mr.. ClotEier's died las
week of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Clothier has ground and made
900 gallons of molasses and is not hal
done yet.
Neighbors, burn your fre-brakes ant
save your hay and hedge.
Our prayer meeting has played out OF
account ofour class leader being afhictet
with what he calls universal punish
ment." but what we call "biles."
Alex. Wright's horse is used up from
a snake bite.
Mr.. Collett sold $40 worth OF watei
melons, besides being very liberal Wit
them. ICHABoD's GRANDFATHER.
The Iola register., 1879-09-12

PrOgraAne Of Allen County
" TeacheEs' Association.
The following il the programme Of the
Allen County Teachsrs' Association. the
next meeting Of which will be held
at lola, October 11th, 1879:
l. Ten q. m. Paper: "English Liter
ature in Common Schools. Mary
Chamberlain. Discussion Of topic.
Leaders: W. F. Young, Mis Viola
Price.
2. "The Teacher in Religion and Pol.
itics,"-J. w. d. Anderson.
8. One-thirty p. m. Paper: "Trials Of
our Profession and how to Tighten
Them,"-Mrs. b. B. Chamberlain.
4. "How to Reduce Whispering to q
Minimum,"-H. B. Adams. Discussion.
Leaders: Prof Middaugh, Geo. W.
Morris, w. J. Steele.
s. Is it practicable or Profitable to
Leach CIOCutlOu IA NVmnVA A~AAoVAc'
Prof Hays. Discussion. Leaders: d.
II. Mccormick, G.. B. Welsh.
6. Difficulties in School Govern
ment." General discussion and queries
Dramatic or didactic readings or rec
itations will be expected from Miss Mag
gle Lee, Miss Libbie Ray, A. H. Newtor
and J. G. Gordon.
The exercises will also be intersperset
with music.
Any question with regard to the abov'
programe will be cheerfully answered
though it is hoped that none will ask Il
be relieved from duty.
The time of meeting, it will be no
ticed, has been changed from the 4th u
tina llth prox. This was rendered nee
essary on account of the occurrence o
the County Examination on the 4th
which date Supt. Root was unable t
change without seriously discommodinI
a number of teachers. Although unccn
stitutional, this arrangement was una
voidable, and it is hoped that it vii
meet the approval of the members:
A. c. SCOrr, Pres.