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and og3, far money and account respectively. OF
ILL., Itc1 recIi9e nf L. ner cent from the
tnoSo ~ liz ~ "o''t'l. VI l'.,,,, raii,r,,-s
promptly responded to yesterday decline III tne
home market ana later male parllal re "VcrirS Al
AT - 57lo francs.
TLr folinwiuo are the ouotatlonS for unlisted Sc
curi'leS' n. -o,..--c. D..
American Telegraph ana Cable eX dlv' 15h ~ 20; Dos
Hartford and Erie Old -tock 7-q la; Bulo, Newlork
ANA Philadelphia subs, 2Odl0 premium Calumet
and Chicago Canal and Dock common stock
30 asked; Continental COnstructiOn GiG1O; Den
yer and New Orleans. 30 bid; Denver and RIO
Graudc Railway conso-, 9J09Gl2; Denver and
R@ Grande Western subs, * bonds and stock,
a'kcd; Denver and Rio Grande Western stock. II
as; Eaison Electric Li.ht. 15OGGOO; IIud-
son River CONTRACTING 1000 llol2; NeXcl9 Ha,iouiI
hiLoad bonus. 2H24OV HeNl,Sm S N -, ma, ~
%,d - ~. ~ End TaIlr1ad of New,Jrr-cy cls.
+ bonds GitG7: Wdilnd Rliroad of Ncw-J,r,ey
stock 30 asked: Missouri. Kansas and Texas general
aoa'y1 PRIV, s. 6d; Y.v York, WI sasrs ana lg'.
New-ler-ey southern = i'4Sa N0''u H.''r
OREGON Improvement hsi NOR gage .oud4, 93'. G9lb
Oregon Improvement sock, -9l2G3i u OREGON 1i.Il
Liuc bonds 1000 100; oregon Sh1r Line SUD, llpG
l21 ORG n 9ior, LINE 'l"cA' @9& ~ GgsoI o ir,
line S"u1 TiuVyo d nn ~ ono Central
5: t:s % i;s $ ' s5 Ssss S$s
:" asked; fu hhtn Iiilce AT IlT'tT w io ,,
and AhcEhany and ONO Central subs 9'G1i hcu l
Stock, 7as; Richmond D,nyi.lr eXtcn subs. lO5
9shrd Richmond ana Dan',e 'en ','7,, ,
nm. t,iuurJ iI,. 10: selma Rome and Dalton in
Sex ;is as 3aSH e so ..:s
S% Gs aes 9a9 s L and ,5 %15as oS@
- ~ Ir1 aUJ Wrridin common Gagit; At
niic and Pa'nc blocks iOia no; Auantic ana Great
Western, 2l24Jie, Atlantic and Great Western pre-
h Eio"SSI 'G' morsaiep 6oad 5q BIZ Chen and
barre, iOa2lI2; NcxIcln Central nrst mortgage per
cent b0nd,' sI,s@77 " Ai1'H o'I' D'C1s 80;
= lI9 1iu irA''d, NatiUnu I 49, co ,,i
tc I'D ..gI CenT, %ommon stock IjIa9
Is; Wisconsin Central preferred STOCK. 27o55.
The tonowns shows tn' exports exclusive Of
s,,rcie ttol fine Port a. New NOr.>
for fine week ending August - lnd since the be-
cunning of fine wear As 60 np1rci With the CORE
spending periods OF previous years
lgSn 1881 1882.
For fhe ,yee; amman sg3Gl172 sGGI6.g}9 e7.749Jfi
pr.,,nu-y reunited 9lfD.I ..,S-tBJ5I
i'o''ouS' ''I''''-'' $500 E
q.o,,f.tuc, Ian 60, Raj Glg Nyl %leBJ,
I 9 ~ ' $500
The following SHOWS the imports ot neral IlcI-
cl,ntdis, and dry ronis It Tu. mort New nTk
-. .,,...,., "A ....I linn, RIA. a..
lOI ia" N''N ""''i'S +N"1'"'' - ""' 80 "" ~
spondIng periods of previou, years:
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The Clearing House statement TODAY IS as fol-
lows: For the dav-EXchanges Yl32O91,23I !;
balances SiII6 SO7. For the wccl,-LXchlnges
as A. 900 300; balances S2S,451,617.
The iited States Treasury now holds United
$500 1896. $50; bonds deposited during the week,
1886, 800; bonds Withdrawn during the week,
$714, OOO National bank currency outstan ling;
Currency notes, 1885 299, GO; gold notes. S,23,3Z9
The customs recent, at Washington to-day
amounted to Y739 S27; and nt"rna-reycnur re,
cepts to $is4017. The Treasury received
$225, 900 in National bank notes for redempuoni
the total of such rcceIpts for the week, compared
with the same week OF 1851. being a. follows:
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prooslnn prOo:rto for Sal: an % cet

DROOKLYN LOTS, in all locations, for sale
ID at reasonable prices ana On terms.
JERE- JON NsON, j., No fno.st. New York
EOR SALE on very easy terms, iOur-stOry
brick dwelling the side Of Columbia Heights,
midway between FuOn and Wall 5lroet Forros. oVcroOA
bay aud running through TO Furnan A.. wh tOI
lot 2JXl1O. a suall only
q cash required. Address T. LESTER Tribune OEce.
rNO LET, $40 CarltOn-ave.. near Pacltic-st.-
Handsome threesiOry son-frOnt house IN complete
order. Can be at all hours KU LAND X WHlTISd
BeekmaI-st
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= OION l-l.NIs
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM rs.
EnR or b. 81. %>frn,AN Nd lIN EIRPDtDf.

FOR a. Zen ~IONN AND LIN EkfDDla
Leaving Pier s.. =. r.. 1OOt oil kIng-sL
ARIZONA IucsGdy, Augu - 10 80 q 70
ABA IS tuesday, Aug - 400 M
WINtON y ----.-l utnut{ otI ?. l'v d NJ
WfJAl Nt...........-. TUESDAY september IT, '' l. IN.
tR~Ihe~e bllt on watertlght cjn1drJ
ments aud are furnished Win every ieq. 10 maAn mo
tt Atlantic both safe AMI agreed DE having
bathroom, suokingro dIa.HgrO piano ,d uoriryi
experienced stoWlrless aui cat Ter on each
The al upper urck. TAU, ln-lrlnS
greatest OF all luXlre3 At perfect ventilation AID
hight
CABIN PASSAGE according 70 stat"to0n 80 80 and
500. lNIERMEDIAII. 80. -ILEHAGL al low rates.
OFFICE. 80. ~ BROADWAY,
A,I.IIt Ms . I,IrIDN
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Gun ncdI &5ldIc Tor Sale.

EVOR SALE.-A valuable c2sehold property
Z within Two blocks of the Post ONCE Price FltOOp
HULAND q WHITING, Beoklnan-St.
NEW YORK ANA BROOKLYN houses OF all
descripo all loo atoms and al all prices oi sae
KchAugo Oy JEkE JOHNSON, j., 40 . fihc-s| New
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Du5l'V5s c hnnce5.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.

RARE OPPORTUNITY.
For -al.-The Bosworth steam Grain Elevator Bing-
hamton ~ s. Capacity. 100000 bushels Win ivory l e
business e.ia c ten year. paying thirty per cent
pei alnlm "a 'I invested. Located eo can ma very
au, delivery Large section of NcN OK, enn.
~ vuIa NcwJrr-cy and Ncwl.n-l4nd states anc bust
ne4. "a n be enlarged a. any extent desired Address NJ W.
BOSMOItrh az Co. Bihsh'mton y y
WANTED by Young gen icnan VINO can
w Civ rrefcncsa party OF means To join him
I'm ecna business arra y Wei under Wav An. gentle
man having Ga u- u.e TO look into H.
Answers tue sulctcst confluence T. u box 80
6-l.
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Gonnirn propertp Wanteo.

WANTED to rent for the year, house fur
w nished unfinished 20 miles Of New York
OF house where owner DO absent for winter fany
sists VI tunr a-inits- A@,sa-zA- Tribune ONCE.
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BORDEAUX LINE.

Al New and direct inc 10 the -OIil ~ Fralea
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DlK.tr
CHATEAU LAFlit .-..-.-- .--..,. -aiur.. w. Aug g
nee &c, viii save time All "Np"h,f by .tNns
Cabin lIcl i.ng wine, $50 Storage "a FJr plssAsJ
apply W
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.


FHr 81 Company No ~ North river too oi hOrtOnst
The passengers Dy this ue AVOID both transit by Engnsl
railway ara tho discomfort, 81 crossing the Channel In
small boat
FEANCE Peuerd HaueT.ye "Wednesday. Auz B. noon.
LABRADOR. auct Wcinesa Aug. "", nd.
81 GENMAIN, Draplnc ssttE -rpt D. noon.
LOUls DE- BEBLAN. 80 = n.n.lA. oreon.
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Citp i)ropcrt1 90 Ett.

NH tIiOpNbh- ~ ~NI'
....
ADVERTISL)lENI IOR IT, AEM,
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECLlNED Al Tie
IPT4WN QttLCLa Ng; linn corner IN hthavS
No. % East Fonrteenhst. corner tnon9qar 9 niiG
%oa 90 and 3Ij rhlut.aye, corner One-huu1rod'4nd-
tweny-fth.st, ny 70 : p NJ AZ zlliL 9-1Ie -1-' -
A LARGE four-stOry basement brOwnstone
~ house nicely and fully furnished near windsor ote
To let to good parry, part rent III board T. IL 81 MNEN'
PAYMENTS no LET-In new fire. proof
y bnndinr Va. 80 Madison ave, corner 2ethsr; also
large basement. Apply tpJANIrOk IN building Or
At Room 80. III lirJAdWiy
A FLOOR 70 LET in the new tire-proof
"A building a. 10 the best apnliances
for manufacturing purposes freight anu pass NIGER ele'aors
power nigh ami day and 10 any eNtent REQUIRE" the very
TO he owner Gi,OKGE MrNNO Il to y N1nde~ater-sL
MIR. ;. q. HYATT, of 1878 Broadway, is
w now prepared plans and particulars OF the
finest ard most complete house n this CITY For
location elegant finish size and number ~ mons isht and
perirc NentIati' cNc'l' inc p o 'o ,
buiu.ng. Rents t2,lO' t. $40 Building 'oA"l
rV'O EXCHANGE for Ncw-Yorl or BROOKLYN
l Kea E,iate FirstclAss wellrenrcd unincumbrred
Rutherford the buD-t house ard grounds Ia Am
Nicn elegant dwellings and grounds IN tatbu'h ana
Apply u JEHE; 5o!tN , N, ": ,rr
no LET.-A four-story brownstone, nigh
L stoop house. fully furnished 5h-aye oserlooNing
Mount Morris Plr,. Inquire WILLIAM >. GANEf,
6l9 Broadway, y. y. c.
vE'O RENT furnished OF unIUrnShed. cot
age house all modern imprpN emcns clcN en- ro' good
lo,aton minutes from station 49, uAus go minutes from
New York. 81 West Grand ST. Elizabeth No"Jer'ey.
rI'O LET, mt a moderate price, large, we'll
MUNlt,, Buidlng. u to2i \lndewater-sl Apply - the
owner IN the building
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEWYOHK 70 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN..
FROM PIER 40. ~. NORTH RIVER
- " cdue'la) - - noon
" cdue.iIy -cgt a. UjOp
BOTH IA .......... ednesily, sept l3, 10,
Cabnpassage. $50 ami 500
secraee tickets abd - Europe ~ very
Freight and ><c,. No. EONitu-rttrccn.
n L Ii \ - A
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KNITTING AND CROCHET.
cROHETED PURSE WITH BEADS.
r,.a.n 1,he Hneklu Itihnne.

I
ro,,o heavy nurse twist and string upon 1t steel
.ro,bcr heads With a steel hook of a size TO work
,os,lv make chain of fity-hve stitches, counting
,bc loon on the hook. Join to form circle ana
work around in DC. slipping bead up close TO
,he work before forming each stitch. The khacN
i in keeping the bead close TO the work, so as 10
form the stitch from the silk to the left of IT. Inc
wrong" or inside of thepuTSe is held toward 'no
worker till five inches i'll length are worked linen
catch the silk with the hook and draw II through
the loop tuln the work and work back "''no"'
hoods Turn the work again and work row.
uniting on beads Work five cheS like the aooIo'"'
rows. uniting beads on the alternate rows "i""S
drawing the silk through the loop al inc oi'" -
row to prevent. losing n stitch lhiS INN -,
opening of the purse. Now join the edges ""'
FIVE inches in rounds like the first seo'o"'
;o t,eo rd ia n n. int like the toe of stocking
bead tassel on the pointed enu' 'i'''S' - - 49,
the souarc end and two rings TO Shde over INC
operinq. complete the purse There should DC ohiy
balf as many beads on the middle section as lhcro
ore n the ends: and to enable the rings to sl0c
easier they may be omitted entirely
ANoTHFR PURSE
Tse navy blue twist and steel beads. Begin by
threading the beads on the silk. Make a cham SIX
teen inches long and work a Tow of double crochet
one DC in each stitch OF the chain fasten OIL
Cd row: Begin AT the same end as the i'rS' row
and work in treble crochet one stltch oil tiooIo ~
the back loop of each stitch of the preceding ro"
In every third stitch of treble draw Deau up -
vour work so that 1t will be at the front ana cen,
fire of the stitch; tasten off at inc Gnu
of this. and each succeeding row. "oiH n
in this way until you have 20 rows Vi
headed trebleS letting the beaded stitches
in each row, and working alwaysmto the oacN loop
Of the preceding row. Then sew up on inc "ions
side. about six inches from each ehu ""Nins "Dou'
three inches open in the middle Ora" 'ii' 'i,u'
ainso ond fasten neatly and securely. turn, slip on
rr,,rs fasten = head tasse at each end, and the
purse is completed.
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: IMPORTANT MOTT T..
FOR LIVERPOOL VIA a. ElNsrOWN.
IhN "cil-tuowu Strau-Ilp IIG OF EJFE
f. intended to sam from New YORK tor Liverpool
SaiuI0as .-..scpL .. .. Saturday oct 10 ga. M
Cabin. sid l.Acursluu ck~t- reduced
rteriaec- Outward s2t Prepaid. 3D.
RENDER ON BROTHERS. Agents Dohing Green
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1tllIllnl /.

4 SIERRA GRANDE, Plata, Bella, Apache
u and other Mining stocks dealt n oh commission.
GU =. NtI. - WlIl-st
Member Ncw-l Ork and FhLIde. phia Mining Exchange
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Ocean Steamers.

A NClIOR LINE L. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NLW-fDHk AND GLASGOW, yiaLOND JEDERRY
Prom P.or N0. go. North River. Sow York -
Bni Wa Va 3D. pevunla. n0n.
AuthUrIa.. sept. .. A. D. ni1plA A m.
sates ~ % sage
GLASGOW, LfN ERPOOI, E.LFA-r o. LONpONDERgY
cabin. $50 % go Excursion flckcts redgr~' rif.s
Second CABIN, $50 ~fcrrse. onward 30 pfIptiI so
For B0oa % IOus n scotland, Rates. Plan. apply u
HLNDLHSON btOr.irK7 Agents, bp~n1s Glce1.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
AUGUST 10. 1852.

TIE GENERAL LIST
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PARTMENTS no LET.-ln new fire proof
n bnndnr 40. Madison ave. corner 2etb-st.; also
large oaIce basement Apply toJANIrOk IN building Or
nj Room 30. IiiltiWIy
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splendid. Adjourned until O'Clock =
IN. Friday.
Sect Of evening session.

The house was called 10 order BY fheIi
The Institute was opened.
with prayer by Mr.. n. J. Nolan.
prof. sanders exercise IN grammar
subi. The English Sentence, was excellent
The next was a miscellaneous lesson
by Pref. Sanders.
Alter the lessons valuable presents
were presented 10 Prof Sanders in ap.
Of gentlemanly decornm and
ability as an instructor while sojourningl
among Us.
Prof. Sweeney, Clark and Daniclsl
were presented with nice hickory canes,
las being emblanatlc of their towering
AFTER Soox.
| DR.. Wclman read paper on Hygiene|
iof the eye, which was very commcnda-
lble. Next was the critics report.
The Committee on memorial presented
1.-The following report, which was adopted !:
1 WHEREAs, We have learned since our
Hast meeting, that Jacob Hessemer, Chris
'ltian Rauscher and William Beeler. teach
lers Of our county, have been removed
Iron our midst BY the hand Of death and
4 WHEREAS, We, the teachers q Dubois
county, wish TO publicly manifest our
teachers, wio were 50 well and favoraDiy
known to US all, and TO suitably manifest
our sorrow for their death; therefore
\ Resolved, That while we most deeply
land sincerely deplore their loss, we feel
that from their summons 70 the presence
-'of the treat Ieacner aoose' 'ney r.ss
Tor the 'riais ana sor'o"s - s
4 stormy voyage sa'neu A'en -
eternal rest . I'LL. w.
Resolved lnat ~ snyl: ue~.n, .... sa' -.
profession of teacnins ~ ~. eoun,s -
lost three most earnest, sincere anu co'''
-scientious workers' v. ~,
a hesoiSeu Anat we eNsenu - 's.. sns.'
-families and RELATIVES ONT heas''e'' ~ ~
pa pasns; -. -. re.o,u,;ons \,
o --.s.si Il. ~ .n;,.,ss ~ IN nrorecd
ys ~ - .h;s ~ X. ;.,',;...sa .ni COW ~ fnr
s";tEs's = y =, a's,''.;,;ss ~ the deccased.
''' - s' nc.. iso.-
81 Toos No xo,.x Com.
c..s C,..xr
ISL ~. ron..';.sr. \. e resoint;ons ofYsre.
80 ss,'x.:''r Sv"so ~
'nS ,.a .ol'v~ IT. S,.. " -. t..~h.~. ~ nrhos
sso'ssu .. ~ ','s ,en5er ,be;r s;ncer
',s oun's !. 1.<'es - ~ Sandsrs 4,
r.9,a"i's e.a ~ RI Pleasant for IN
. Dan SsIuah,e ;ns,ruct;ons thev gaye.
paso,vad Th.f 90 tender our thank
,e sseo'yeu, lnss M 'enaea ~ Ju ~ ~ or~ar
'd'sv M M " ~ NJ Al r,an;el Mis- .Juit M
'd i'a;- i, General for tbc excellcn
rs.". s,r,';a W n ~
vi 10 pnso,ra', Thas ~ terder onr thank
Ss.r1f n.,;o, ~ "a frne 49,
cr'S = ~ NJ 49, ~'--.'tN' r- Il
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This <oumn ~ kirtn<-> of - r-oor'<<cr = ~ re-
p.r u me property "A ne teachers q uutei< c~Nni< ~
.ssn " d~e nssiou II zny matter " interest -
line pubic <<hnni- nhirh u<y arise. Every ft~rAtf
school and frieat ~ etnrs'icr n ~ fprr.4 -
Earnestly fe4u~<f<t - 80 n sustaining ~. rx4t
h.r~iIy far 'Ii~ rrInrn -le-L1 -
-rnf % J. n DANIEL. tsrxA. i<risSa-
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FOR square, 10 liucs or less, week, 81 %
rsc,, subseau0t insertion, rs cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
fraction over even square or squares,
counted as a square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; rcasona-
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advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
TO be paid in advance.
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runLisuED EVERY FRIDAY, Ar dAsfEh'
DCDois COUNTY, INDIANA, ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE .--lx COURIER BuiLDiNo on
WEsr Sixru Srnrrr.


PRICE, or SUnsCKirrioN.
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render This week. good deal Of our
valuable space TO the following minutcs.]
JAsrER. IND., July 24th, 1882.
The teachers Of Dubois county met IN
Institute, pursuant 10 the call of the 60. |
|Supt., and j. nj. Daniel was chosen
>. NJ. Pleasant, Vice-Presi-
dent.
On motion, Miss Helen Dillin was
selected chief Secretary, and Mr.. j. w.
lCondifI. Assistant; Mr.. Geo. r. Wilson,
land Miss Lou Brucker, Recording Sec
rctarics. Singing BY the choir. The
Institute opened with prayer, BY Rev. J.
Nv. Condifl.
First exercise: How 10 teach addition,
by Prof. Sanders. The instruction was
excellcnt.
The next exercise was on the Forma-
liion Of Bones, BY Prof. Sanders, which
was very instructive.
j NOON IxrERMssIos.
House called 10 order by the President.
The following persons were appointed
|Critics for the day: Philip lessemcr
land Miss sophia Hostedt.
The following committees were ap-
Ipointed, viz. On resolutions, Mcssrs.
Marion DcBruIcr, +. }. Nolan. w. W..
lGulictt. Mrs. NJ. i. McSwaine and Miss
Emma Hope. On evening entertain
lment. Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. J. s. Whitehead
and Mr.. J.. 4. Mclchior. On visitors,
IMcssrs. A. A. Hessener, w. NJ. Whit
sctt. Mrs. M. GutgseIl, Miss Minnie
lBrelage.
Committee on Gradation and Town
lsbip Institutes:
Han. A. A. Hcssemcr; Columbia,
Noah Robbins; Jefferson, Elijah Cox
IIiatbiscn. 4. B. Wadrip; Jackson. NJ
la. Sweeney Boone, w. w. Gullctt
flPntoka. & Il. Clarke; Madison, J. NJ
Pheasant Cass, Jacob Jones Bainbridge
mrs. 3. Cooper; Ferdinand, Clara Cob
Imam: Marion. John Kenney.
The first exercise in the afternoon wa'
|conducted by J.. NJ. Pleasant, subject
'lGeography. .
TIE President then announced lessor
In Pedagogics, which WIS conducted b!
,.lProf Sanders, i'll which several valuabl'
!. hints were dropped "by-the-by way
Prof. Clarke then gave lesson i
History, which to say the least Of, wa
VERY good. Recess.
Prof. Sanders then gave drill on th
SIVcrb, which was very instructive.
After the Critics report the Institut
adjourned until z $50 o'clock p. M.
TUESDAY. JULY 25TH, 1882.
II The house was called to order BY Pro-
III. M. Daniel, ~ o'clock .. n. Musi
.,by choir. Rol! call
1 The first exercise on the program wa
IA subject in Grammar Errors ID Teach
J ling. ~ Prof. Sanders. which was cs
'iccllcnt.
The second exercise in Reading
silent Beading, which was well receive
odlby the Institute. Recess.
N. The next recitation was in AritI
lmctic- subtraction, BY Prof Sander
r. 1.-The lesson was very good. The lesso
lii Physiology was conducted BY Po
ISandcrs, III which he very imprcssibl
described the classes Of the Muscles,
: 10 their uses and leverage in motion an
Iocomotion.
NOON lSTERMIssroS.
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House was called 10 order by the
President, at 1 80 o'clock p. -. Music
|by the choir. Roll call.
The first exercise was lesson in Ge-
ioprap!y. The USE Of the Globe ~
teaching Latitude and Longitude. BY J
i NJ. Pleasant, which was pleasant indeed
Then came Pedagogics -- Method 81
Teaching, BY Prof. Sanders, which We
hope was as bread cast upon the waters
mot 10 be gathered up IN many but very
flew days hence. Recess.
/ Tho next exercise was . lesson n
| History Methods and Aids, which wa
good indeed.
The next exercise was in Grammar
How 10 teach the Noun 70 little folks, b!
Prof. Sanders, which was exceed.ngl!
Interesting.
4 Critics report.
Institute adjourned until Z 80 p. n.
EVENING SESSION.
N The house was called to order by MI
III. 5. Whitehead, Chairman Of the Com
Imittee on evening entertainment. Musi
Iby H. choir.
The first on the program was debate
(which would be better for the masses
II " people, Free Trade or Protcctiv
lT.g:f? Mr.. ,. M. Daniel opened the di.
|cussion. He claims that Free Trad
.lwould be better, for example, he eai
That an Englishman could live on muc
lIess than an American, and yet be moi
happy, and tiey have Free Trade ~
Item. Mr.. DcBruler next gave his opil
lion that Protection would bc bette
lMr. wv. Il. Charnes then followed b
Saving that II would be expedicnt for
lto create heavier taritI and get ris
like England. "a. "A. Hcsscmer gay
lhis opinion that Protection Is better 4
!. thc country. Mr.. J. Il. Bretz next Q
N cupicd The floor, and from bis speech y
y inicr that ho u warmly In favor q Tari
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RAJ The request of the teachers we sur
render this week, . good deal Of our
valuable space TO the following minutcs.]
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AGRANDIssEMENT.- Mr.. Marx,
marchand &c hinge fait, de chaus-
sarcs Ell dc c~lapeaux, Ar'encoignure
ces fues Main ct st. Louis, Went
De tlire a@randir sen Establishment.
Accnei'emont, il occure tons Ie rpz-
d~e-chau>sde de Ii batiS<e It est
}o"rt' dun assortment deS plus
~romriefS. 1H pent 3rouvcr chez hi
De 4uoi Stabilize des pie,]s 4 II ttte
a. celia q dc pix ga. Ge:1>la tpl;t.-
Ern"u.Irftr..
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COHRESpONUiNCE
New-York 1 Dee. 1882
NOUVEAU CODE PENAL.

NOUVEAU CODE PENAL.
LIE nouveau Code Penal a ste APP
p!iqu5 le Ter decembre. &c Code
n'est guere qu'une reuion d'ancien-
nes lois ct c%outunes, la plupart
tombtes en- d%Gsuetude, ct meme ne
tant .jamais entrees dams Ia pratt
que. QuoiGu'ii Ell soft, e lois ont
etc ravivees, ct il parait que les ma
c%istrats eXecutifs Sc sont prs dun
beau zele. ct ont rtsolu d'user dune
extrtlne risueur dams Ia mise en-
rratiGue de Ia nouvelie legislation,
sans iaire aucune exception pour
les clauses 0ont IahS1rtiiJe est una
n;alement a0inise, exeen5e peut etre
de Gue14g5e easHistes ~saraanaa, 81
so1te que nous soHa1aes, a~etaelle-
ment, SOUS III regime naas rame-
r&uG, SETS eeEtains raplor-s, al
bon temps &c GEoaNeis. - e3E8i-
uare CONNIE blaspIlcIae IsYG1adoa
du nom de Diou ca dc Jesus Christ
tenssun sens pIoiane, e,este.dire
4uugument as,e dams les iormes da
cutie Oh dc a p11ese. Isl ,"tni ssaie-
ment de Iamcnde ct DE- i'aIaprison-
, neacne toat aete rUaiia Oh :riye
constituent Ia rupture III Sabbat.
Dams les actes de Get ordre, toute
occupation mondaine, soft pIaisir-
soft speculation, est interdite. !
u'est permits III de yendre nj d'ache,
ter. Non-seulement aucun lieu de
| advertisement he peut etre ouyert
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-. JACQUES.

IT, L"HA"+aoiT aun0ace IT." co1t
L. r"onaj" est content du t%eDHlss. dc
II It~o;Je 1T IL !" rul'aisom. D9us
Ia matt de ieuti q veuGlcti do Ia Sc
maine icrnltrc. aioIre-t-iI. il va en-
une 2lacc asN"G 1orte pour @elec II
ranno .jusQu'a Ia racine, mails pour
cetN qui ont III "yaculm pan" ct
4ni ont eu III rI6caution >urtout
lie metre IN "WinlroV" une rartie
de lenrs cannes ct ne iai>ser debOut
que lie quot faire marcher le mou-
lin pendant Il quinzalne de .jours,
il NY a pas lie peril en- la deneur-.
Nine Ben bourque, femme dun
des vai'Iants employees DE III bou-
eerie d" NJ. Bourgeois, est morte;
ellie laisse cinq orphelins.