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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-03
CONGRESS-.
Eepator t.ordOn's Nicaraguan Canal
Resolution.
A Batch of Bills Offered n the House.
GFNATE,


WAsrtreres. Dee. senator Gordon an
uopneed the following Joint resolution:
whereas. the project Of the construction ~ an
snteroeeanc canal In Nicaragua, II recognized
NJ a necessity for the prosperity If the com
,naree m the world and the development Of
maritime and commercial interests Of the
TTnjtsd States; and whereas snch enterpriae
must OF necessity be considered ns ~ tnterna
tional utility under the protection OF The United
III II resolred. etc. That the government OF the
United States pledges itself TO accord full and
entire protection to- the company 70 which shall
ha granted the concession by the government
on Nicaragua for the construction ct aaid Inter
oceanic canal and WI SECURE p e ,, saa
hy such concession Referred to the Committee
on Commerce when appointed,
Mr. Burnside then called M bis resolution Of
last session. reaffrminR the Monroe. doctrine
I'm connection with the proposed Darien canal
and proceeded to speak thereon.
Al the conclusion of MIR Burnside's remarks
the Senate on motto q Of Mr. Garland went
Into executive session at 1915.
HOUSE
The resolution offered by Mr.. Price OF Iowa
declaring II to be the opinion OF the House that
no change should he made 10 he currency
laws at the present session Of Congress- was
n n n also sss s he
protection Of the government 10 the Nicara
guam Interoceanic Canal Company when II
shall have obtained grant from the Nieara-
Mr.. Young, of Ohio. offered n resolution for
the appointment of a committee to Investigate
the present system Of paying fees Of the on
eers Of the Unit a States courts Referred
Mr.. White. Of Pennsylvania, introduced
amendments providing that general appro-
prlation bills she'll contain nothing but appro-
priatlons, and granting power to the President
TO disapprove any separate Item without
official re urns of the result.
MIR. Fort offered resolution opposing tho
attempts TO withdraw or change the status Of
any OF the paper money iasued Nv the United
States or to reopen by Legislation the currency
questions settled by the Supreme Court.
MIR. McCod. Of Iowa. offered resolution pro
posing constitutional amendment to give CON
grees the power 10 regulate aud protect trade
marks referred
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POLITICAL.
The Virginia Legislature Meeting Of the
Oaucuses of the Various Parties
What the Republican Legis-
lators Intend 70 Do.

RICHMOND, Dec, IA large majority OF the
members Of both branches OF the General As-
Remhly are In the city, and speculation js rife
as to what course the various factions are going
80 pnrsue. Each party held informal meetings
tonight
The Debt Payers had d general talk over tho
situation, and appointed a committee to pre-
pare business and report to morrow night
Inc heahusters have been In conference
several hours. but "a vet their meeting Ia
secret nothing has TRANSFERRED aa to their pro-
The Republican meeting was made M 81
Legislators, yieiting statesmen, Federal riala
and resident Republicans. They wore called u
order BY b W. HIKE, chairman OF the Repuh-
lean State committee, who stated that this was
me golden opportunity for the Republicans Of
Virginia, They had the balance of power In the
General Assembly, "a without their twenty
majority, aud thev must now devise measures
to utilize their strength to the hast possible A.
vantage. Other speeches 70 the same effect
were made. Nothing however was done ami
the meeting adjourned amid much confusion
TIE MAINE EtEcTToS-THF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
in SESSION.
AUGUSTA. ME-. Dec Senators AMI Renre
senIaaVss eject. and their attorneys. from all
counties OF the state, assembled here today
together with q large outside delegation III
Guiding I'VE ex-Governors. The executive coun-
gentlemen who waited on them wera Maaars
Wing and SAVAGE On behalf Of the county 81
Androseoggin. The council exhibited lie r.
turns Of the election of county officers anil
promised to show the returns of Senators and
Representatives tomorrow morning. Gnv
Sarcelon arrived at o'clock.
The Governor ard Council were Tn session
to-day until o'clock. They allowed the return
OF county officers 10 ha examined by the soma
tors and Representatives elect or their attor-
neys. but refused 70 exhibit the returns Of the
votes for Senators and Representatives On the
ground that as they have no power t. alter or
correct such returns II would be useless u ex-
hihit them.
n. POTTER PROBABLY ELECTED LIEU
TENANT GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK
New York Dec. 2.-The rnmor IL mentioned
III the morning papers that The State Board az
UanyRssers will probably certify 70 tha election
ef Clarkson n. Potter for Lieutenant Governor
Of the State, In consequence Of irregularities
BY some OF the county boards in counting az |
votes intended for him. The differ |
snee In the vote cast for Hoskins and Potter. |
is said to be less than one hun.
ired.
THE NEW YORK RETURNS.
NEW York. Dec. Am Albany special to an |
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Resisting the ne.enne on,cer- in GEORGIA

WAaH1NgrcN. Dee. 1.-The Commissioner "
Internal Revenue to-day received n dispatch
from Collector Clark, NJ Atlantn. Ga, stating
that an assault by n band Of Illicit distilers had
been made upon his deputies In Towns county
Rahun county. after selling several Illicit dis
tileries, were fred upon end All wounded, one
" them five times The deputies returned the
fire, md being armed with United States
breach loading rifles ware enabled to drive the
Illicit distilers of. Collector CLARK expresses
the opinion that there is q rraroncertad plan on
the part of Illicit dietlnra throughout the on
tire mountain section to reaist the revenue off
GERS The commissioner has directed the col
leetor to employ sufficient force Of armed men
10 nssist aud maintain the supremacy Of the
revenue laws. r.ss9
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gen. JeH nay,.,~ Remains

CIErINNArr. Dec . Tue remains Of Gen.
JEFF O. Davis arrived nj indianapolis this morn
dams staff officers and were taken to The resi-
dence of Mrs Morrison the deceased Generals
sister. Flags were at half mast On all public
buildings, and salute was fred AZ noon BY the
German Veterans
IrprANArohIs Dec y. The remains Of Gen
Jai. g. Davis lay IN state IN the courthouse
until this evening when they we're taken 10
Memphis Ind, the Generals former home
whore the funeral will TAKE nlaeo 10 morrow.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1870

evening pa ger says: Complete returns on the
, ~ e,st on are now ut the office Of the Score
NJ. " state. The majority for Hnekins over
d auuts' ty the full returns is 7s1 The Board of
s ,',, s4Oanvaaaers meets December IT, for the
w fpose OF counting the returns
f.LEETIoN or DEMOCRATIC DFrEahT IN pHfrA-
DEIpHIA.
PHrLAnTIPHIk, Dee 2-The Democratic dele
gate Plerfi ions held here to-day were attended
with much disorder In the nfth ward The con
vention was broken no by n mob from the fourth
natd Riley. died TN his way to the hospital
Fighting also occurred In the fourth and
fourteenth wards. In the latter one man was
nna was shot
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ARMIES OF NORTHERN yIR-
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members Of the Associations OF
the Army of Northern Virginia and Army oil
Tennessee are hereby appointed q committee
comrades and admirers of the late LIEUT.,
GEN. JOHN b. HCoD the fund 90 constitutes
II be invested In United States bonds for the
benefit Of his surviving children
JOHN b. RICHARDSON
President Louisiana Division. Army OF North
ern Virginia.
AUGUST REICHARD,
President Louisiana Division. Army Of Ten
neGsea.
" Il. Lyman. chairman Francis T. NichoIls.
j. II Murray, Of the Army Of Northern Vir
gipie; J. A Chalaron, @. I. Roauregard. & ID,
Stockman, Fred N. Ogden, Walter " Crouch of
the Army of Tennessee.
Address Box 1895. New Orleans. aes ain Il
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or Interest TO Brewers.

MILWAUKEE Dec In The United States
Court Yesterday Judge Dyer decided the ease OF
The decision makes brewers liable for royalty
Tor The use of the process and apparatus for
pitching the under surface Of kegs Rnd barrels
which hne been IN operation In all large brew
cries for several years. The case will probably
be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Little Hands to Rexim the Hattie Alone
InnIa. IL I.x,,

lDPtFotf free IraSgI
vas walking down one of Detrot's beau
tifHl avenues on n lovely afternoon last week
III front of an iyy-wreathpd doorway sat an
oil lady knitting A sunny-hared littl,, girl
ran through the hall and down the steps into
the street carrying her doll Her curls had
fallen over her eyes and she stumbled and fell
! had her IN my arms In an Instant The
smile that revealed her dlmples and anow-
white teeth told me that she was neither hurt
nor frightened.
What Is your name. little nne}"
"Ain't dot any
Haven't any name2 Is that aunty on the
rorch7"
NJ. ats dan'ma
Well what does grandma call you2"
Sc tails me Puss but Sc tails g tat pusz.
too
= But what does mamma call your"
Sc doesn't tall me muffin es done ay
or
Gone away or where"
To see papa
And whore is papa"
Ep dere.'
And she pointed T. The sky rosy with the
sunsets glow,
When did mamma ao2'
4 snow was on e ground and Sc went In
a sleigh wivout any bells On e horses, and
damma cfed,
am not ashamed TO own that tears filled
my eyes as | kissed the child and turned
away, for !, too, had my graves III child
hood.
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Gran,s npsra En.,nanx.

NEw yoRE. Dec. 1.arau's Opera Company
gave Mign6n tonight In the original French
with marked success. Mile Laroux Bouyard
the new rriERa donna, achived q triumphant
success.
Miss Emma Thursby's r. eutre before the
American public, III concert tonight waa
greeted enthusiastipal IVY her numerous
ftiaDHG
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afrI4e nf WaaYars

EasrnN Pa Dee o. Three hundred wanyere
III The cotton mills Of MeKeon aud Raphael
Southwestern struck day for nm increase of
wneea or n deerausa OF hours Of lahor and were
discharged as they left the mill.
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Il is well established fact that these lung
and throat diseases rarely prove fatal among
liave THE is owing altogether ~ the fact that
they invariably Use the Wild turnip when thus
attacked Laplace's Indian Turnip Pectoral
Balm ts prepared from this vegetable Hence
its wonderful efficacy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
Sc B" ON the Dog Nuisance.

Editor Stdr:-Your correspondent "A.n de.
slres 10 near from other parts OF the city in ref
eIence 10 1.-The Dog Nuisance We'll. we ia.
10th streets southeast, where he can hear doc
SOLOS, DUETS and choruses every night, from
carry DAWN 10 1.-THE wee sma' hours" This is a
ac' msed performance OF the most loud-mouthed
and sleep-destroyfng ours In Washfngfon ana
are kept especially for ''howling" TO preserve
ION tneft few chickens deemed necessary for
lne oeilcate palate or their colored owners LET
YOUR correspondent come along with hts strych
nlne and prove It's efficacy as the most e.ficient
pest. VI ''iAS 'oi iaoaS
p. S.-Let US hear from each or the other let.
!ers or the alphabet down to z, thereby form.
ms tne nucleus OF an anti cur..society who sha 4
moi cease their labors until they can meet aud
more expressive than elegant, The Dog Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
The Rome Nuisance In Prather,.
Alley.

Editor Starr see In your paper OF the 18th
inst. that the man who was shot few days
OF the wound received. This Is trivial circum-
stance to The death-dealing nuisance existing
In that delectable locality. There Is an institn
enough TO kill an army. The bones OF defunct
animals, with the nesh adherlng TO them, are
received every day and piled up until they be-
via noat out upon the evening afr to do their
work OF cestruCoon. Almost every house In
the vicinity Is nued with subtle poison, and un-
less stop can De put 20 the bone business in
Psefhcr's alley you may look Cor Q large increase
IN the CITY OF mortality during the present sum.
mer. Yours, NALyuIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
FOR THE EVENING STAR.
THE WIFE'S APPEAL.

BY DIR ROBERT REYBuRN.
Love me only, love me always.
lis not much. yet all crave.
Stin my heart is hungry ever.
For the love you never gave.
Did you fancy that you loved me-
When IN whispers sweet and low
We pledged together troth for troth
In the Year 30 long ago
With passionate devotion.
With affection firm and true.
have loved You and You only,
Can the same be said by youy
o my breaking heart keep silent,
Would ! slept beneath yon tree;
Would L had died ere / had known
You loved others more than ne
Cease this madness 1 implore You,
BY yonr fathers thin grey hairs
BY the children that bore YOU.
by your sainted mothers prayers.
But nay patience will no longer
Bear rival near my throne.
Choose between US and aud that quickly
III L reign i reign alone
No you never loved me, never.
Better far that we should mart
for 4 VIII not share your fortunes,
~ cannot have your heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

JAMIE Miller, Ce'estine Warrington. Charley
6ucner, harriet HUT, Laura Lawrence. HATTIE
rie.os, Sassius Bowen, Lulie Jones, Maria
GHlwn@ns hstelle Wilkinson, Nora Bates, VIM.
Bee; Moilie Clements, Fannie Columbus Nan
ME montgomery, Jos. Bland, John Francis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
T1NE.
Our Neglecsed Pur,,n.

Eoltor Stdr:-Many complaints are made
about the condition OF the punns in vs,soaS
parts OF the city. The reasons given ar the
once on ~ street are that the late reduction of
.ile force IN the water department render m
required. In this case would 1t not be well far
.ae Coinlhlssloners 70 grant permits to the cIt.-
Hens Helng near such pumps 10 repair them as
uany woulo pe glad TO pay the expenses for
the use OF the water. A COLD WArER NAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

Editor Star:-Can sou inform me why fp this
nne city the church clocks have been ont or
order Tor years VIZ, one on corner OF Sth and
streets northwest, the other on 5tn STREE
congregations are too poor, the pastors co1iS
surely raise subscription throughout the cftv
inese CLOCKS have had good long rest. The
.tue Is needed 10 thls location, can undoubt-
edly testify. Therefore make an efforr 10 sfar.t
lnein again for the convenience OF many.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
Professions Should Not Block chr
Ways

Editor Stdr:-1 would like to call public atten.
uon through your paper to public parades.
STANCE as the colored people had last THURSDAY
which was about mile In extent and not NOV.
ng very last, Is all business TO be stopped? Ara
the street cars to form In a long line and delay
Passengers from getting home or to their places
OF business? Are carts wagons, and vehicles of
all kinds 10 stop and block up the thorouphfare
ara stop all business moving that ways Yet
this Is the way Il stands. No one is allowed To
over the Inconvenience would it not be much
better 10 divide the whole line I'm several parts
having ABOUT I'VE or six divisions to the mile
Inns wouldn't destroy the be auty OF the ranks
A"oio oon'enient. c. Z. X.
How TO Remedy the Dog Nu,sance.
Editor Star:-From the number and nature or
a sUs cSmPia d appearing In your columns
TIE grievance Is universal throughout our cIty.
ABOUT the only remedy there IS for it ia 10 tax
the owners Tor their dogs To be sure there Is a
license OF 81 on each and every dog he keens.
put is IL enforced? think not. In fact IA 0uffs
NUMBER OF instances knop it Is NOT From
my opservauon too, there is a kind OF tacit
pay license for one is sufficient: While
u ne owns a pack OF twenty-fiye he
teels calico upon to pay license for two: ana
ppS r ahae Iney never go Persons who breed
ntter are entirely exempt from this Jax-Iusf
where IL ought to apply, and It would be an
Interesting question for a debating society or
TOT those persons oothering their brains over a
late funeral grafton TO decide Just when a nun
ceases 10 be such and when he is deyeloped fnfn
taxable dog. Let the law be enforced strictlv
ana III defectiVe. let IL be amended And an
amendment 1 propose is that the owner in
shall correspond In size TO the number of zoos
he keeps. Respectfully, XII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

On account OF the pressure on our columns
this week we were compelled to stop puoiica-
ton of the merit rolls Of the several public
schools, but give below the continuation OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

Brooks, Sara Taylor, Sophie Grigsby, Alice
Crumpton, Reuben Smith, Eliza owsley, VIII
School No. 3, grade No. 8, Miss A. T. Bowen,
Observation-Disclosures were awarded to Mary
Gordon, Georg1ana Williams, Maggie Rollins
Ida Gordon, Ella Henson, Catharine Washing
ton, THOMAS Bowen, Albert Parker William
White william Shelton, william Marshall.
Mary Washington, Alice Wayne, Geneva
johnson, Elizabeth Carter, Mollie Osborne, Mary
Slaughter, Emma Scott, Cora Jones, Henrietta
Weaver, Edwin Myers, George Webb, Lititia
Prince, Edward Pye, William johnson, Francis
man, Robert Payne, Edward Hollis. James
Marshall, Mamie Davis, Alice Adams.
School No. 4, grade No. 3, Miss r. Murray.
Observation-Disclosures were awarded to William
Crawford, Madison jackson, Josephine Sirnp-
son, Ellnor Dorsey, Samuel Lewis, Mary Ross.
Harriet Clarke, John Bell, Martha Parker, Mary
Tfbbs, Mary COOK.
teacher-Cerf1ficates were awarded to Thomas
Short, Mary Kennedy, Ralph Stewart. Richard
Jones, victoria Sanders Anna Simms, Frances
Miller, Lilly Jordan, Martha Williams. Al6eTt
Collins, Jane Young, Catharine Miles, Anna
Bingham, John Bolden, Arena Mosey.
, School no. 2 dgrade No: I, Miss NJ A. Jones,
cite Bowen, Mary Short, Lucinda Minor, Har-
riet Bolden, VIM. Wilson, Chas Burnette. Geo
Clarke, La6eTta Brooks, Willie A. johnson, Har-
Chapman. VIM: Campbell, Samuel Broadus.
Robert L. B. Wilkinson, Ellen James Emma
Washington, Eadie Parker, Wellington Berry
VIM. King.
school No. !, grade No. /, Miss M. A. Ward
teacher.-CertnCates were awarded to Mary
Lawrence, Jas. Tuckson, VIM. johnson, Henry
Gordap, Phebe Snowden, Mary Campbell, Daisy
Blair, Mary Sn0wden, Jane Snowden, Sarah
Brts oe, Chas. Hopkins, VIM. Stewart, Bernard
Short, Robert Taylor, VIM. Smith. Thadeus
ScLt o. No: 9, grade No. I, Miss Eta K Moses,
teacter.-Ceruacates were awarded to Alberta
Dyson, Marion Robinson, Maria Hackley, Wm.
Oorsey, Florence Cooper, wesley BurneeJe,
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WllienDucher, Charlotte. DeSsez Laincha Book
Lizzie Eckstein, Lizzie Connor, Grace Tippett.
Hattie X. White, Julia GOnZenbach, Carrie
Isham, Jessie Wheaton, Inez Elliott, Annie
Rollins, Mary Boston, Florence Casweli, Annie
dell.
school No: !, grade No. s, Elizabeth A. Hilton,
Brown, Harry Mckee, James G. Woodward.
Matthew Aiken, John D. O'Neill George Les
calleet, Edward Roome, Carroll Soper, Alexan-
ger , BroWn, Robert Cook, Clarence Doolittle,
French. AA0
.,s school No; 2, Mary $. Deering, teacher.-Cer-
EIb, Mary GoodDo, Hattie Hayes, Eugenia Hos
k1nson, Maggie johnson, Katie Kelly. chris ina
sS0ga ah Ellie tl,e Russell Annie Schneider, Mary
Eta Hammond, Maggie Hammond. Carrie
Pratt, LYDIA Dalton, Helen MCFARLAND. ida Ed.
s MTEs Gdala remington, Louisa DeSses, Fred
FOURTH DIVISION
ScnOol NO. l, grade 6, Lizzie Riley, teacher
Celuncates were awarded to Charles Nasz. Ed.
Mar6 fIyhnn, William Lewis, Charles Cowe
son, scott !mrie, Nympo Jones, Andrew Will
nams, Charles Howlson, James Tierney. Wash.
ington Berry. VIM Dulin, Eva Rice Frederick
Keller, Henry Bergneld, Walton Fearing, Ed
ward Champlin, Benjamin Taylor, James COR
don.
school No. 2, Annie Van Horn. teacher-cer.
tificates were awarded to Clarlce Jones. MARY
Leslie. Sophia Devote, Annie Skidmore, Mary
GunneI, Katie Cumberland, Ida Dickerson
Maggie Bird, Mary Fries, Elizabeth Whiting
Augusta Buhler, Cora Hamilton, Esther Jacobs
Lucy Hammett, Ida Smith, Elizabeth Huffman
Margaret Goldman, George Chambers, Margaret
Mankin, Jennie Lamb, Margaret FITZGERALD
Annie Hopkins, Nellie Walker, Elizabeth hin
sod, Marian Gregory, Marian White, Title
Evans, Mary c. Hna, Annie Humphrey, Mary
Mapgan.
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Br0Wn, FAIRFAX Camper, John Foster Thomas
homes Hiolmes' Anna Taylor, Anna Barnes, William
School No. 1, grade No. 8, Miss A. A. Bore.
man, teacher.-Certincate were awarded tn
Maria Norton, Mary Winters, Eleonora Wash.
1RngUon Suna Wsiker Martha Pratt, Nathan
Fletcher, Bruce johnson, George Miller. Josenh
Peasants, Noah Shields, Charles Berry. Anna
y }omns n SOPHIA young, Elizabeth johnson,
Vim, Mary Shorts, Clarissa Teels Laura Pecf
William Day, Lewis Jackson. VIM
school No. 2, grade No. 5. Miss A. r. Bowen
Ashton, Cornelia Better, Jeannette Bruce Ioss.
phine Henson, Henry Gaines, Charles Watson
h MaTy Fet isee Frances Thomas Mary Ware
sf HSsa R,v chapT9 s Sames Stewart William
liam Thomas, Albert Turner, Lucy DAVIS John
Bruce, William Hoffman, James Lewis, William
seWeIs Winnie mT Ws Mhhison, Sarah Brooks, John
School No. l, grade No. 2. Miss p N t,o,t,n
eacher.,--.Cerihcates were awarded to Mary
Brown. virginia Brooks, Julia Middleton, Annie
Evans fdW Sadisoa Ear B1eP1 s;ks Collins Rns
Annie Foster, Bertha Nichols Harriet RaIIey'
Sarah Rollins. Hattie Williams. Frank Prica
amin d aen A a Parks Mary Gibson, Ben.
Ster. Maggie Wellington, WIlIie Davis, Hattie
seSe1l No grade No Miss T. E. Mccoy,
carroll, Lethea Thomas, william Thomas, Ho Dr.
@ Ma DoIss 81 Patsy Dixon, Lilly Humphriea,
MIl's Franey, John Brown, Ida Hataway'
ff Sch CTS Dnianey, Margaret Posey, Mary Yves.
SGnooi NO: !, grade No. l, Miss NJ. e. Thigh
Nary Smith, George jamie, Ella Brown, While
Matt Saane SHE Henry Better, Edward Thomas Mary
Ko ayol knHg ReDrs Lee JSaa
BIaxton, Berthe Thompson, Sarah Neal, Arthur
wilkinson. Henry Day, Ellie HOFFMAN, EHzabeth
Carter.
School No. 2, grade No. 1, Miss e. r. Lewis.
teacner,-Certtdcate6 were awarded to Maria