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spencerian Business College,

GOkNElloF NEN l.NIH AND LISTS y W.
This institution has progressive and suCcei,iul cN
perience of sixteen years. II educa'os young men
and women for usefulness ana srltsuppOrl, Its
Oi study and training comprises tho English Ian.
guagc Business Arithmetic, Sponcsran Practical
PrumnnshiD, Bookkeeping by siuge aud double
entry adapted to every variety of business Business
Practice, requiring the making out and exchanging
Of all kinds of business papers, paying mud receiving
cash and keeping the accounts ElOCutiOn u, d Lee
lures Day Rud Evening Sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 70, 1880 For Information and terms call at
tho College, or address HENRY O. SPENCER
prlmrlnnl nuI
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

Hon. Arthur Macarthur President
Post-Graluate Clnss, Prof II, o. ClAusiton, WIN
meet Monday Wednesday and Saturday at : y m,
commencing October a.
Senior Glass, Prof w. u. Webb, viii meet Monday.
wednesday and Friday at p m. commencing Oc-
tUber
Junior Glass, Prof Eugene Carusi, will meet Tues
day lhuitdny and saturday, nj y. M, commencing
Tuesday, October >.
November o All students ere expected tO attend
those lectures on special topics by gentlemen eminent
Rt the bench AMI bar. List OtleCtures aud topics VIII
be ready November I.
special lee lures criminal law Tuesday, Mt 1:3O
p. M, commencing Tuesday, NOvember2 2
Moot Court Wednesday, at ~ D.
TuitOn-Junor and Senior classes. si per month.
Post-Graduate Glass s3 for the full term. This In.
cludes Moot Court recitation and all Lectures. general
and speulil Gentlemen Intending to enter cln apply
10 the secretary, W. J. NEWTON, SO seventh street,
OF at the Lecturc-roOm, lll0 New York avenue, nom
to- ID. IN. OCj
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
THE SCHOOL OF LAW

opens tor the annual term OF lSsOSl WEDNESDAY
EVENING, OCTOBER d, at t'ClOcht, IN the Lecture
Hail, Ol5 T. street northwest In Washington City,
Regular course of two years. $50 per anuum; post
graduate course. s2l
FOR particulars address
WM. HENRY DENNIS, Secretary,
No. 0l5 i street northwest Washington, ID. O.
s,lleOtf
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RGHOSAa.S.

PROPOSALS. FOR REMOVAL OF BODIES
4 FROM HOLMEAD CEMETERY,
ESafNEER DEPARTMENT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHISuTON, Oct. 4, $780,
BY direction of the Board of Commissioners sealed
proposals will be received NJ this Office until II o'clock
M, ON " EDN ESDAN, October 20, 1880 from the
TuSteos Directors OF Cemeteries In the vicinity of
Washington, TOR the removal and renterment Of
bodies from the IIolmead Cemetery.
Blank form Of proposal, specifications and inror-
nation Will be furnished upon application at this
Office. ~
W. j, TWINING,
Major of Engineers, u. IS. A,
ocG-gt Engineer Commissioner ID. C.
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FOR SAAE-HOUSES.

NEW house, seventeen rooms, collar hardwood
IN finish; sido lot; fine large shade rees for sale or
exchange. Call at or address 1876 IL ST. sr2Omt
EOR SALE--CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
H properly for sale. JOHN SHERMAN q CO.,
81. Cloud Bnldng. Renl estate and loans iyai
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District Courts.

SUPREME CoURr oF THE DSrRICr-CmEF.JU JUsrICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLE AND HAGSER.-
Cox W. NcPherspn; argument concluded and cause
submitted. W. W. Nishurt was appointed an CA
amiucr In Chuucery.
Equity JUSTICE Cox Edwards, assignee
VS. Eutwsle motion 70 amend bill granted. Tol-
man vs. McGill; testimony ordered to he taken be-
fore Examiner l., A. Bailey. Hoffman vs.. Ioltz-
man; commission appointed 20 select guardian ad
litem. lngersOll VS.. James; sale confirmed and
conveyance ordered. Brown vs.. Mount Zion
church, time for filing amended bin limited
10 october l6, Fusscrt vs.. Hitz; salc ordered and
i, q. Biount appointed trustee. Phillips vs. Carney;
bill dismissed
CRIMISALCoURr-JUsUCE JAMEs.-Johu Beckett,
murder of Rusalio Z, Harris; Oh trial.
ASSIGNMENTS ron TO DAY,
SUPREME COUEr or THE DISTRICT CHIEF JusrICg
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLIE AND lIAGSEH-No %,
Wright vs. Hook; 81, Miller vs. KeyseT 3j, CAruSi's
executor, ". Carter 80, United States, use Of
Scuull, v. Ebert ~, ECnOru executor, vs., Fisher
H. Matthews administrators rs. Baldwin; T., walsh
vs.. Kennedy 10, Lighter vs., Hubbard Il, BluX.
ham ". Page.
EQUITY COURr--JUsTICE COx.-NO 7. peugh VS..
Davis; y Rus vs. Graham; 20, Clark vs.. LalieE IS
Clark vs.. Perry; %, Moore vs. District Of CJlun-
bu, u, BurChall VS.. Federal Figr Insurance COM
puuy; "a, Matthew, vs., Baldwin; 36 Kco vs. VIII
knson 81 Bowling ys. boucher 80, Murray VS.
Fletcher.
CRIMINAL CouRT-J -JUsTIcEJ JAMFs.--Johu Beckett
murder,
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MI. o. CANDEE, NJ, D., V, D., OF
| NEW YORK.

treat aud cure the following DIS
eases; llpmOrrhOids or Piles, Con-
Throat and Lung dlAicnl-
I Os, consumption, Heart Disease,
, nlHrrh, ana Deafness cause ! by
Gtiarrh. Suffering nnd Slmnmer-
.hg, Cancer, ScrUluli, III rnia, Fry.
sIprlas, GuTlre, Asthma, st. Nitus'
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY
NIEDICAL DRPAnTMEN'

Tho thirteenth annual session OF this school Will
commence October ana continue five months.
Expenses -AfatriculaOn, SO; Incidentals $40;
Graduation, $780, Demonstrators Ticket -.
For circular address q. II. PURVIS, NJ. d.,
seT.Im Secretary, No. llis Thirteenth st. n W.
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National Ac0demy Of Fine 1rts.
FOK LADIIss AND nENIIEMEN.

Tile most thorough instruction In every department
OF RI from the Preparatory Course to pori ait and
Historical Painting The Science Of Art will be
mace 80 clear ana simple that years OF study will be
saved the student
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREE T..
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Tl,AYELNlsS, GUlDE.

BALrlMoHE & ONO RAILROAD
Tho Great Double-TrRrs
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO The
NORTH, NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
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IJIEIJ

UOLL-At 100 p, M, October s, 1llSs HATTIE a.
HON., only daughter OF Harriet AHd William H. holl,
0i y phul4 ipver
Funeral viii take place Thursday, October T. atS
O'Clock p, M, from tla residence OF her parents, No
n Tenth street northwest The friends VI tho lam
uy ARE respectfully Invited TO attend.
HUBBARD.-ncd OF diphtherli, October o, lSs1
WALES, son of Wses and Mary T., Hubbard, aged
year and 10 months.
Services dt ~ Columbia street tomorrow Riter-
uOOu NJ $50 o'clock,
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GKAY,s srECIEIC MEDICINE.

pTemnturp Old Ago, and mnny OIher diapusol TINT
lead 10 Insanity or Consumption and a Premature
as-Fuu particulars In our pamphlet. which we
desire 10 send free by mail to every one, ED-Ihe
Speclho Mpdlcin, Is sold all druggists vt II per
package or six packages 10 3, or VIII be senI free
by mai on receipt OF the money by addressing
TIE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanic,' Block, Detroit Mieh
n8-Sold IN Washington Wholesale and retail Oy
S1OIT < CROMWELL, +s0 Pennsylvania avenue
and BY Druggists EVA"V where. iel7-lyr
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NOVICEI

POSTMASTIsRS AND THE PUBLIC will take
notice that tho recent order Of lho PosimNer.Gen.
erul excluding from the malls, doe, NOT apply to
tho Louisiana state Lottery, and ,uu letters will be
registered and money orders issued to this Company
as heretofore,
A SPLENDID OPPOR iUNIIY
TO WIN \ =, WrUNE TENTH GRNND DIS.
TRIBU IlON. CLASS X. AT MEN ORLEANS,
M L.s ~ y lL-IHlL-IL ~ -
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Nnun nprnKlIlNIIY
125th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery COmDany

Ills iuytIJuuou WAS fcguyrly ucyrpOTntsl by tne
Legislature Gl the STATE Or Educational aud CAhr,tA-
lie purposes IN ISIS FOR TIE FERN OF TWEEN.
TY.flEE Y LEA RS ~ which contract the nylOlahle
faith OF the state Is pledged WLiCh pledge has been
renewed by an oyerwhelniHg purular vote, securing
It's franchise in the constitution adopted DtCem-
hrr ~ \. -. ls7A with capital OF sOjJOJJ, TO when
IL nas since added rts0rvc nlnd Of over A50,OJl
TIS GRAM SINGLE Nun BEt DISTRIBUTION
viii take place monthly on tho second TUESDAY Il
nsusr scdits po1nsL LooS al the following Dlstrl.
l,t,Vtf
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

Tho Columbian College opens Srptombera
The Medical School upOnS October 1.
The Law School opens October H.
For catalogues or further Information n dress
JAMES &. WELLING, La D.,
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LOST.

II OSr-Oc'ober T. at nonn IN the CITY Gas oilicr,
- envelope containing as in notes. \ liberal re-
ward will be given by returning to NJ GIBSON, No
l22g q ST INV. oct2 I
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wANTED-IaOUsEs.

NV AHrkD- Possession, November Is TO December
w l. for year or more, small house Hat OF SIX
rooms besides bathroom; furnished or not; all mod
impT In northwest portion OF the city. Address,
stating TERMS Which must bo reasonable, PERhlA.
NENT, Republican office. ocl costs
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sOMErHING AROUT srArEsAIANsHIP.

IL - an accepted l"cL lllaI there Is no exact
standard by which statesmumship can be
weighed But between surcsmausAip aud
successful gonemlship there is very wide
difference. Prescottand other historians agree
that the most successful generals, especially
OF modern times, have been mentally below
rather than up to tho civilization Of the times
in which they lived. Only in very rare
instances, they hold have successful generals
displayed any aptitude for stalesmanship We
need not 60 beyond the time # Wellington
aud Napoleon for examples in proof of what
Prescott aud other writers say Napoleon
gave tho restless people OF France plenty Of
lighting, hut very little liberty, He was rs
intoerant Of public opinion as Wellington
WAS pig.headed, He could tear down the So
cia barriers Of his own country aud he could
distract Europe; but when it camo to meas
ures for promoting the industries Of France,
of establishing representative government for
Frenchmen and comforting benefits on hui
manily, he was II sad failure, us the French
people know TO their sorrow. Wellington was
genuine military genius and successful
general as statesman he was the saddest
failure England ever had. His contempt for
public opinion WAS something marvellous.
With us the term statesman" is vi such
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100000 liCkctsR - l.HQhi ilaIt lICkots, 81 A.,
IlSl OE PNlLEs.

lolt IFLes amounting FllLlN
Responsible corresponding agents wa ted ht all
points. TO whom liberal cOup fli,atuu Will DO paid.
WFile clearly stating IN address, tor further IN
formation, semi Or1eB by express or Ia Regis
tered Letter or Money Order by mail addressed Ouiy
10 NJ. A. DAtplllN,
New OTeRIa LOUISIANA.
or same person al No $40 broadway, Sow York.
OrJ. Il. HONBAClL
6lh Fourteenth street northwest Washington, u, q,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the slpervl sion And mRuHkenrnt II GENERALS a.
n, BEA UREGARD aud JUBAL a. EARLY,
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WANTED-MELp.

"a VIII have u good home and bo treated one OF
the inmlly VIII have time for hCr sewing; must not
expect high wages Apply at No llS Prospect St.
OC7
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,

A RI SCHOOL
The eleventh annual session will open September
20 For particulars see circulars at book and art
stores, or at the rooms, 1873 st n W.
AelS.imO MRS. s. ID. FULLER PrlnCnnl.
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A LADY desires some private pupils for French
IA convC rsatOn; lessons given Ut the residence
Iurlng 'ha Gay or eyqning terms moderate Address
Madame DUVAL, Republican onloo. ocl-Jtr
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WANTED-MlNCELLANEOUS

WY ANTED D-Spoffurds Almanac for 1850 p,
w care Angllm q Co, 4 street. ocl-3t'
A N Al stenogrupher wants Sprk after office hours.
III Address SlENOGRAPlER sos Fourteenth At
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PROPOSALS FOR U8SISTENOE STORES

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
COMMISsAET on SUEssrESCE,
WAslIlSGrOS, ID. O., Oct, 5, 1850
CEALED PROPOSAI IAS in duplicate, with u copy
, of this advertisement attached. VIII bo received
at this Office until II O'Clock m. SATURDAY, OCl o.
her D. Is ~ Tor the delivery. at the U H. Subsistence
Depot In this city of the following subsistence Stores
VIZ:
loo barrels Flour, made from Spring Wheat
$500 pounds Corn Meal,
1000 hounds Salt fine, IN bags.
1000 pounds soap, hard laundry, not to contain
more than ten per centum OF resin and to be
free from other aduli erat.Ons.
GDl pounds Oatmeal,
IO0O pounds Table salt, In S-lb pockets
90 small boNts Table salt
A standard sample OF Flour cNn be seen at this
Office.
samples of the artcls proposed to be delivered
must be Bubmltted with the proposals,
The stores to be delivered Immediately.
Envelopes should be marked Proposals for -"
For further information apply to me undersigned.
w, II, BELL,
ocSet Capt and G g., U. 3. Army.
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A GOOD chnnbcrmald who understands waiting
IA on the table, nnd is willing and quick; good
wages VIII be paid. No l2lI X ST. Oc
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FOR RENT-MnIfSEs.
EoR RENT ny
~ ola ~ stsgn fHtsfn .Hg.l

OFFICE ROOMS IN No. 1913 and $40 Four.and.nhalr
Gail for weekly Rout.II,t
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ROG WANTED-One from sixteen to eighteen
- years Old who can read manuscript we'll us cop =
holder on morning newspaper. Apply by letter
only 70 u. Republican office
, 1880-12-12

CONGRESS. Now the District Judge is only cx
oicio Judge Of tho Circuit Court in his nu.n
district: Ho cannot hold court in auU
other district unless called there by ttn Circuit
Judge. Congress might provide By Law .bat the
Judges of the Circuit Court for tho circuit in
which their district Is. aIld should hola ne cir
calt m Court IN every such district: providing at
cl,rred BY reason Of hts going out Of bis own
district. lu this way Judges having hut little to
40 90, nc no;pe . would De oHpoysd f ~ the dispo-
would not be likely to accumulate 80 largely
In any district as is ofteutimcs the casc now.
out, tho details of which would, Of course he
embodied In tha stntuto. and hope our Rcprc.
seutatives and Senators will eTamine the s,,h-
tect and bring tho matter to- the attention, ri
CONGRESS. For evidence Of the relief the meus-
'lre suggested would afford, the effect Of the.
Appellate Court system in Illinois might be re-
ferrcd to.
, 1880-12-12
SAD CASE OF AN ELEVATOR.
Tn the Eift7r nf Ihe (hic10o I'rfIEuy1k

CHICAGO, Dec. u.-Somo months before rent
ing time last spring an immense sign was to be
seen at the entrance Of a business block within
gunshot of THE TRIBUNE Office. announcing
that an elegant passeuger-clevatorw would be
put in for the accommodation Of the occupants
OF the building, and the offices went like hot
cakes Mt tho increased price the elevator in
ducetl. The birth Of the elevator was delayed
until the patience OF every occupant was we'll
ufxh exhausted and until all became convinced
the delay was In consequence Of u search for a
cheaper nurse.
The elevator was finally born. Four doctors
and five tnitiwiyes were present upon the inter-
esti1R occasion. They came without hope OF
reward. 49,
Knowing the parentage, they desired to view
fu theories. A moan from the newly-born an
nounced its coming. II was neither heavenly
nor earthly 1t was mongrcl Some wise
, 1880-12-12

t Will relate au Incident which came under my
Late one night, after the morning papers hni
to tho effect that Sir. Kelly, then as now : Con- ;~
troller, had defnnlted In d very larue sum and
| He'd tho city. This canarl reached the long ears
| OF two Star reporters who, with the calm con-
oil III at aoe rn asns aansn In
Here was IN opportunity for q display OF en-
terprisa that could not be allowed to pass unim-
20 70 EHShs
about 5 o'clock In the morning, and, utter
great deal Of trouble and sonle deluy, found
who was 10 trousers, robe dc mutt and state OF
general tleshabile and CONSERVATION. Surely
ihotnng in c snost OF me burning Of The Star build
unearthiy hour. Well, what was the matter?
What did they want7 Aghast at finding them
selves face to face with the man they did not
expect to- see. there was a moments hesitation
AZ last the leader mustered up courage to stam-
so you haven't fed the cIty?'
HFled2 Fled from what?-for what?'
!" ny, the fact IL, Mr. Kelly, there was story
qsI1e noWn,.own tonight TINT you had become te-
thought @ if 1t was true the Star ought to know it
Ftsa;iI M5 Kss!ly Ell couldn't ,nd sons for oment
these quesdons?' ~t - '0A ~ A~
to look it up ourselves One part st the rumor
has proved false. But is it true that your ac-
counts are crOokedY'
For one tnstnnt there was dense silence It
was broken by the sudden siamIniug OF the door
IN the faces Of the enterprlsing STIR reporters
at tno critical moment when BIT. Ke1y's reply
was taking form Of expression not familiar to
theological sennaries. The reporters returned
downtown with an uncomfortable conscious
ness that they had somehow or other ma,!o
colossal-not to say calamltous-asses Of them
selyes ny calling the proprietor Of the paper on
which they themselves we're working OUT Of h!s
ped before daylight to ask him IL be was thief!
Ihor worst fears were realized when Mr, Kelly
pnt IN IN appearance nt tho Star Apff1ce early
next day demanding in manner th&t he mude
no cnort to conceal bis annoyance: "Who were
tnose ID Tools who called me up at o'clock
tolS morning to Interview me as to whether [
aa1 a1. ooeu stealing from the City Treasury
given him. ~1130 @34"
a., Fire them!' was the only order in connec-
1a non WITH ne matter. Aud they were "dred."
~ ~ tne nfst time this story has ever found
1tsef III u newspaper.
, 1880-12-12

Woman Is by nature so erratic and incon-
sistent a creation that it doesn't do to bet on
even her most marked characteristics. For
illustration: The other day old Mr.. Pungle-
up, of Mob Hill, was commenting OH the
railroad velocity with which young ladies
jabber to each other when they meet, with
out either in the least understanding or re-
plying to what the other says
''lt's just 4 mean falsehood gotten up by
you good-for-nothing menl" SAID the young
est Pungleup girl, Indignantly.
"All right" said her father, bcnignant1y; !;
"Wc'll try AL experiment. l sec your
friend, Miss Gluckerson,. coming up the
street. Now, I'll wager that new walking
'Koast turkey and crallberry-sauce' in re-
sponse to the half-dozerl remarks she makes
without her noticing the fact"
II never beard ,; ;anyth1ng so perfectly ab.,
might Us well have that suit-it's just too
lovely for anythn2G,-so I'll Just do it to
Mind, now," said her father, as the front
d4or-bell rang, flair play. You mustn't
change your expression in the least. and you
and .nanner,-that Is to say, in single
breath,-al run together, as it were.n
j.. J ust then Miss Gluckerson was shown into
the paror, !, and through the library door old
4-- lEllu -AaS3 &I~-EAClstiiI.W WitDOuG even
the smallest comma in the whole remark: -
80 you lazy thing bcei here perfect age
don't look at this hat perfect fright going to
have flowers set back and bow changed why
weren't you at matinee Harry was there
'Roast turkey and cranberry sauce,'' rap
idly inserted Miss. P, accompanying tie
words with that peculiar preliminary and cor
Guiding gurgle with which all women, for
some occult reason, Invariably +adorn their
conversation when dcsirous OF being agree
able.
"Going to Mrs. Badgers party"' contin-
ued Miss Gluckerson. with the serene rattle
of brook over the pebbles. MOLLY Smith
is going they tell me she paints pas prom
ised me a phaetoM in the spring saw that
hateful Mrs. tiuppcrY OIL the street buff over
skirt and green ruching just fancy"
Roast turkey and Cranberry
80, George Skidmore's mothers dead
Ouch! got 4 flea in my sleeve little beast just
eating me up alive bury her next Sunday did
you get that edging Mt Gimps'?'
e"K Roast turk3y and eran-" -,
"Tle girls at Clark's are going to graduate
, 1880-12-12
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Tho Ventilation Of the eKEeading-Koo om
to he Attended To.

LIZ Se"tia"eaoh ot t"e tsea ON
- to : BE Attended cd, To.
rectors of the Public Library WIS held YES
+nr,1,v q oftor,oon pras;Ion, 0,ot..,, -, 49, =,
aha;" *r.o' Tna ..oon, itesleat Dn14lan ~ tlls'
ei't11. 1Aete "e1e ptesent Nessrs. Oilahall,
Callahan, Hotz, Sprague, Walker, Allen,
and kadIec.
Mr.. Walker snb,nitted q list of boora m
haha,f at ~ u ;nn.. 10y ~ uo'As VI
o"11 ~ A.o 44to,"'5 e"!n''''t.ee' sau" ~ "as
ordered that they be purchased.
On motion Of Mr.. Sprasue, an appropria-
ton of $500 was male to be used as n snncia1
lool fund ,vh;c, Il. ,,ooad j., ~ haad,, ~
uooN 1"l4u' "n4e' - piASeo al e1e H'tuus VI
tne secretary 10 eApend at BOOK auctions,
etc. The Committee on Administration rec
ooyed nd the T epor sGaes s 6e
Librarian Poole submitted tho following
Interesting statistics regarding the circul;t.
ton of books for home use during the past
two weeks: Takel! out. l3,433 volumes, u
taken out during the same time last wear, a
daily average of LOGS, being M increase Of
IA per cent. For the mouth Of November
the following statistics were presented: Wis
itors, 21,51, against Il, $50 in the same month
lcals issued, 1880, against 9,ss5 III 1879, an
reading-room, S14, against so5 in 1S7S. an an IN in.
crease Of Ito Der cent. In the refer
ence tfcDartment during tho first
two weeks the following statistics
were shown: Visitors 77S against
ST; in 1879: books consulted. AKA a9ainst
3.4ul last wear. an increase of 81 her M cent
The total number Of books in the library was
- FL. and 1883 volumes hnti l,aen rrceived
since the publication Of tic last annual re-
mort.
Nj. Sprague said he thouebt the 1,oard
should iook into the charges made against
The management Of the relding-rooIn In the
colulntls IF Tur TninryE. Sir' fnole1 tils+
librarian said that the stnte IF thin.,s haI
henn eyaEgcratefI hv rhe nr.ss II was i'm.
nnssibie to turn ont many nf the visitors nf
the readinp-ronm ~ # w:,s = hard matter r.
hnt he said that Numbers vere eirntrH
hv tia iamitor avery day II was i'm