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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
sUNDAY SEKSICES.
Where the Faithful VIII worship To-
MarroU

Services at the Second Presbyterian
Church, Rev. VIM IL 'oOke, ID. ID pastor,
at III. 81 :. u. and
Preaching in the Third Presbyterian
church ~ Rev. J &. Lyle, pastor. at - 80
4. V. sn3 .. u. Evening subject, "The
star OF Bethlehem.
There will be services in the First FRESH
ierIan CbHrCh on tomorrow. conducted by
tie uas,U. Rev. u. A. Cunningham. ID. y
at lu:3o.h. Z. and ut . O'Clock = " In the
rveuing, toe last sermon in the srric, Of
PracuCai 3sCUurses.
Zane Street NJ. T. church, Rev. Mr.. Fi'2.
patrick, pastor, theme for to morrow at
Iub e.. ReyIvs bless 'ngs. Subject for
~ T.. H. the question OF questions. sun
,lsy sChoo, ri - VI Sund.y school Christ.
mas service will begin on Tuesday at 4 =.
VI SOr -, feCitdtiOns, readings, etc,
winding rp with presents 90 the children
Of he schuol. A delightful time is In
store for all. Let everybody come.
lniernalronal sunday school lesson. !.
samuel Il. l.l}. subject: Death Of
Samuel ~ Jonathan.
There all he services tomorrow in the
FIRST tau !ish Evangelical l.u heran Church.
Rev. f. II purnhlt,pr pastor, at ~ 20 \. ".
ard - u. Sunday school at = r., NJ The
tHcuiy.ar.t Anniversary of the sunday
next, in IIe church on Sixteenth street.
The CI'z.ns' Bite Class viii meet IN the
Lecture Loom OF the Firs' Presbyterian
Cl .rc.l tC morrow afternoon at 2 30 % clock
cot" Emblems Of Christ in the Bible
A.. persOns are cordially invited ~ attend.
Service at Disciples Church 10 morrOs
az follows Sunday school st $50 s. ".
preaching at 10 80. subject, "TrRdle, Cross
aLi Crown Evening service at 200
O'Clock; subject, Tine Stsr Of bethlehem.
sunday school entertainment Monday
-v.uir az 80. J.. J. Hart, pssto'.
Fourth Street NJ. r.. Church. Preaching
sunday At lO.3OA and =. H by the
rastor, Rev. Jas. T.. Smith. ID. ID. In the
ytning the pastor will preach thc last
ermOn on the prodigal son. G-Iadsy
school a. 2r.N. Young Peoples meeting
Monday at 20 p. "
There will be no temperance meetingat
Parker Hall until sunday. the 3Dib, at
which time a special anniversary service
" B. be held.
Preaching at the Wayman A. " T.
Church to morrow morning and even .og
Oy the pastor. Rev. &. Ashury. Evening
suijoct, The first advent OF the World ,
Redeemer" Sunday School at 3 =. ".
Rev. T. r. Clancy. former pastor of the
Fist Baptist Church OF this city. arrived IN
the city last evening, and Is stopping with
Miss A. Taylor, OF the Wheeling Female
College. His many friends will be happy
10 see him and TO know that he has COZ
sented to fill the pulpit Of the First Baptist
Church on Sunday morning and evening.
Preaching In The First Baptist church a.
lO: :3GA. W and : ,. ". tomorrow by Rev. T.
F. Clancy Sunday school al 2 P. n Bible
class taught by Rev. T. y. Clancy. Christ
mas entertainment by Sunday school Oh
Christmas night. Admission free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
RAPED ON THE HEAD.
An Arcompiice Testifies To the Method
of "a Nereenary Murder.

Lyons, y. Y, December 2l.- Francis
Walsh. Of Sodus Point, the first witness IN
the Williams murder trial here to day, tes-
titled that he lived opposite Halls house
and knew how it was constructed; on the
night Of the tire he saw Halls body on the
ice with the head, arms and part of both
legs burned away; he heard no unusual
noise during the evening.
Phiueas Tow, William Washington and
Coroner Pitkin testified as to the appear
snce Of Halls body after death.
Jasper Newport, Williams! partner IN
crime, testified that he had always been
resident of Sodus and was farm laborer;
be De came acquainted with Williams IN
December, lsSl, and spen: some time in
his company; the night OF January D,
Williams spent at NewpOrts house, and
the two slept together; Williams told how
discouraged and poor he felt; later he said
that he knew that Hall had over 5000
constantly about his person. Newport
saws thai he Newport did not believe 1t
was over 5, coo, Williams then proposed
10 20 Gown there and get it by giving him
a rap on the head Newport says ne was
& sz' d at such proposition, but Williams
showed how easily II could De done anu ne
liualiy consented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
KRApY TO DRiLL FoN.G As.
Isrof. wilson Rcturns 90 Brcss WORK
on the I.cas rd Tract.

Prof. A. \. Wilson, the geologist, return
ed here yesterday from rittsburph, and
will at once b,gin the drilling for gas
well on the tract leased near Triadelphia,
by Pittsburgh parties, as already mentioned
by the REsfsIER. The conditions of the
lease are that operations were TO begin In
sixty days from the time the lease went
into eject, and as the time 10 almost eH-
pirsd the company are compelled to be-
stir themselves IN order TO hold their
rights. The professor has made q number
OF tests OF the gas ~ It is found In various
parts Of the country. and is full u infor-
nation concerning the natural product.
He says: There is Ii great difference In
the chemical composition OF tho gas
found IN different wells, and IL 10
seldom that you fine two wells
produce the same quality. The
reason assigned for this Is that the gas II
forced up through different strata oi the
| earth's formation IL pariakes more or less
Of the chemical qualities OF that with
which IL comes IN contact. I'm one RN,
| said he, carbon ~ the principal part, aud
| in another hydrogen. Anyone acquainted
with gas can detect the Ill ii.rrnc- by their
different udors. The dih-rrIos In their
chemical composition makes a difference
| in their value a. fUeI. Some people be-
lieye that because II is natural gas IL ought
20 burn snd give light and heat The most
| valuable for heating purposes is that
which is most strongly charged with car
| hon. while the reverse is true ~
TO light. As = fuel 30 far the gas 10 fail
ure, for the reason that We have not tho
| Appliances for burning II In order 70
| attain the greatest amount Of heat You
| take pile Of coal and set II on lire In the
open air and you have very little heat, put
| IL IN stove you get more, but put IL 10
siemsns or Phillips furnace and you have
| gn intense heat These furnacss were only
| discovered by experimenting In order 10
| attain the greatest degree OF heat possible.
rbe same il true with natural gas. IL will
| require q few years to discover the best
| possible means Of burning II In order 10 get
| the Irsstest heat possible. But sbe way II
| is used now. with coal at ! cents per bushel
| the gas 10 not worth 25 cents q l.OD. Yet
VT are only In the infancy OF IL ~ q fuel"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
BUFoRD AFTER MORE GORE.
Returns TO Henry County. NY. and
Threatening 10 shoot More Judges.

FRANKFORT, KY, December I.-Tom
Buford, who in cold blood shot down Judge
Elliott, OF the Court of Appeals, on the
streets OF this city in March, l,59, and who
was afterward sent to lunatic asylum and
escaped to Indiana, has returned to Henry
county, in this State, and is said to be
prowling around with murder in his eyes.
He has been making threats against the re-
naming members OF the court, and is ex.
pecled in the capitol 20 carry them into eX-
etution. A relative OF one OF the judges
vas in the capitol TO day 20 give the alarm.
The judges are uneasy, and believe that
Bufrrd would shoot if he saw one of theu.
BuIOrd would not live long il he puts his
foot in Frankfort. There is already talk Of
lynch Law. Buiord must be -honing' for
;he bsngman's halter. He is said to be
without money and his clothes threadOa!e,
ard in a desperate state Of mind. He
clsims that the judges who decided the
ease against him have a sum OF money t.
Which be is entitled in their posse sion.
Tlis Was his talk when he assasSinated
TvCcc Elliott
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DECLARED A DRAW, OF COURSE.
Four Rounds with Gloves and Neither
Contestants Winner.

Troy. y. Y, December 2l.-There was
lively glove fight last night at Hoosic Falls
between Prof. Haley, of Lowell, and Thos.
Henry, OF England. IN the first round
Henry knocked his antagonist down.
Round second was a give-and-take affair,
Haley leading with sharp left-hander on
Henrys cheek, receiving a sounding body
blow in return. Henry was forced over
tie rail, but quickly recovered and fought
fiercely until time was called.
In the third round Haley again forced
Henry over tue rsil. The fourth and last
round was stubbOrnly contested, Henry
doing some heavy hitting. When time
was called, although Haley was badly pun
ished, he advanced to the front OF the ring
ana declared his ability to whip the En-
giiShman." The referee declared the bat
lie a raw and arrangements are being
made 10 have the men finally settle the
question OF superiority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
A HOPEFUL SCION.
The Presideni's PrecociOus Son Puts
on Style.

WASHINGTON, December 2l.-President
Arthur has a precocous son. In the alb
seuce of his father young Allan is enjoying
himself. To-day he took the Presidents
carriage and called on his sweetheart, and
afterwards induced her TO go out riding
with him. They drove through the princi-
pal streets Of the capital and attracted con-
siderable attention. The young man lifted
his hat occasionally to the pedestrians after
the manner Of his noble parent. This even
ing the White House was illuminated and
a small party was given to some of young
Allans intimate young lady and young
gentlemen friends. a portion of the Ma
rine Band was induced to furnish music
for the entertainment. Dancing was in
order. The party broke up after an ee-
CANT supper, furnished by the White House
steward. Allan is improving his fathers
absence. Mr.. Frelinghuysen may be COM
PEELED to telegraph for General Arthur's
immediate return.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
A FATAL FACTION FIGHT.
The Double Murder Which Resulted
From School House Controversy.


WINCHESTER, ILL.,, December 2l.-The
residents OF q school district in the bot.
toms, six miles west OF this city, a few
months ago had a very hot contest over the
location of a school house. They divided
into two factions and waged war on each
other, and not until there were three con.
tests at the polls and as many fights, did
they fix upon a permanent site for their
school house. Last night Mr.. A.
J. DAVIS, an old resident OF this
district, gave a dance at his house.
Charles Sutton, John Sutton and
Pres Sutton, brothers, and Ike Whit
worth, members of one faction, repaired to
the house OF Davis on the night Of the
dance, fully equipped for hostilities aud
with the avowed purpose OF preclpltatinga a
fight with the McKeever brothers and their
friends, who sided with the other faction.
Soon after the arrival Of the Suttons az the
house war was declared and Adam Hill
and George Snyder were killed. HILLS
throat was cut from ear to ear by Charles
Sutton. Snyder was killed by John SUIT
ton. who shot him from behind with a 32
calibre revolver. He had taken no part in
the fight. Snyder hal engaged John Sut
ton in a hand to hand fight, but fell with
bullet in his back. The Suttons are now
in jail awaiting preliminary examination
which will be given them next week.
The proof agairs. the Suttons is over
SbelmiDg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
ALMOST FORGOTTEN MURDER.
After Twelve Years EiwoOd LOper IL
ArIesIed for Having kiiied john
Hoffman.


Hoffman.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-John Hof-
man, prominent citizen OF Cape May, was
shot in that city about twelve years ago
ana instantly killed by some person un-
known. The crime at the time caused con-
siderable excitement, as Mr. Hoffman was
peaceable citizen.
Detectives were engaged to ferret out the
mystery, stimulated by reward OF Sl,OOO
for the arrest and conviction Of the muir
derer. offered by the city authorities. Eve
cry effort OF their part proved futile and
the search was abandoned.
4 few weeks since daughter OF Mrs.
Hoffman was seyerlye whipped by her
mother when she threatened to tell some.
thing that she knew about the killing OIL
her father. Neighbors hearing OF the re-
mark informed the city officials and Detec-
tive Dukes wss engaged few days since to
make an investigation. After carefully
questioning the young woman, Edward
Loper, of Salem, was arrested on the charge
of committing the murder. He was taken
before the graud Jury of Cape May county
Yesterday. and after hearing evidence he
was locked upin the county Jail Cape May
is intensely excited over the unexpected
DEVELOPMENTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
MANUFACTURING INTERESTS.
Reports From the Leading Industrial
Centers of Ohio.

CLEVELAND, December 2l.-The Trade
Review snd Western Machinist tomorrow
publishes special reports from the leading
Industrial centers Of Ohio concerning the
condition OF manufacturing Interests dur
ing .'>5. The cities reporting represented
in tue census year eight thousand estab-
AshmeE's, with an aggregate capital
Of Si--,0tGuoO, employing $4,000
hands, and turning out products
valued ST S23s uOUtyV. The summary OF
the reports shows that the manufacturing
Industries of the State are in much better
condition than was generally supposed.
The mslority ran steadily during the wear,
and the volume OF business was about up
10 lN>1 though the profits were less.
though there IS Encouragement IN some
quarters, the great majority OF manutac-
turers are very hopeful of the future. The
number Ct new industries established dur
IN The yeac was very large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
"oAILY THE rRovrApoURs.'

iounay bet, you may biun. you may pass u
v,Hwill.
But three @! a ind is u hand sure 10 III.
needs but the announcement thss S,ls.
hury's TrOubadours are 10 appear ~ he
opera House 10 night to assure u chock full
nou,r. Three OF u Kind isanew comedy,
and il is said 10 excel in brilliancy aud
sparkling wit The Brook o.. Greenroom
Fun which is saying great deal. as the
success OF those pieces would indicate.
Three Of Kind oyertlows with bright
witticisms and delightful drollery, causing
the mouths OF the audience 10 wear one
conliuua! grin from ear 10 ear. Sweet
Nellie McAenry and funny Nate Salisbury,
with an additional array Of stare will make
the auditoFs laugh from till 10 50 -. Vi,
and cause grin TO sullUse their C1unie.
neuCsS for week thereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
CAPTURED.
Carter Smith, the Grafton hur'
tersr, Caught,
wu1H HIS AccoaPllcEs, AND JAILED.
A Safe Blown Open at Keyser by Ua-
known Men and Six Hundred
Dollars in Money and lew
eIy Taken.
S.srial % The RegiSteT.

Cr,r.nx, December 2l.-Carter Smith,
uro Was srrested last night for staooing
george McDsniels and killing him, but who
90, swsy from the officer who made the
crest through the assistance of another
cororsd rlsu named Saulsbery and white
nan named Gallaher, was caught at Cam
erou this morning and brought back and
with Saulsbery and Galiaher were sent 70
tho ;,:l At Prunty town this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
THE WIFE OF DUKES VICTIM.
A Suit Brought 10 Recover an Insur-
anee Policy by Mrs. Mutt.

PIrrsBuRGh, December 2l.-Mrs. G. f.
Mutt, widow OF the late Captain Mutt OF
Jniontown, to-day entered suit through
her counsel, Major A. NJ, Brown, against
the Accident Insurance Company OF North
America. The allegations were that the
defendant company, by its agent, c. II.
Seston, did insure the life Of Adam c. Mutt,
the late husband of plaintiff, on the 9th
of April, lsS., for the sum OF 5000 for
term Of twelve months, beginning on April
8. lSS2, and ending on April &, lHo3. Tae
said sum was insured to be paid TO Mrs. {.
F. Mutt or her legal representative, within
ninety days after sufficient proof that the
insured sustsined bodily injuries which
shall have caused death within ninety days
tbs resfter. The sum claimed under the
conditions of this policy is claimed to be
due anu unpaid, hence this suit to compel
Judgment and payment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
SPoilING THEIR FUN.
Thirty Cock Fighters Arrested AT
Logan. Ohio.

LOGAN, o., December 2l.-The cooking
main that drew a cosmopolitan throng OF
sporting men from various quarters was cut
short last evening by raid OF the county
and town officials, upon iniormstion OF the
S.P.C.A of Cincinnati. About thirty ot
the 200 present were taken in, but the
party causing the arrest could not or
would not give security and they we're all
discharged. A telegram was received here
today from the Cincinnati S. z. Z. A. that
it would be responsible for costs, ana ~
proceed To rearrest the participants S anu
spectators and prosecute them. The Gin
cipnati S. z. c. A. have also made arrange
ments with city and county anthoritles
here TO have the cooking N ain stopped TO-
NIGHT should it be attempted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
SEVERELY CANEp.

town. slipped on the ice ana leI!r stFtIIHs
sn artery in her arm:
SEVERELY CANEp.
TesterGry si'frnoon Superintendent
Jones. OF the pubic schools. was severely
caned by the scholars of the high school
The Gaming vas dore about o'clock by
Miss Anna SelIars, one OF the pupils, on The
on the vote OF the school, because the Pro-
fessor refused to be anything but unklnd.
The cane used was an elegant one pur'
chased from Mr.. y. l.. Marsh. or was nicely
engraved, n. I. Jones, Belialfe high
School, 1ssS.
A very pleasant surprise yarty was given
at the residence OF Mr.. Samuel Fox in The
Frat ward, on Thursday night. The
crowd numbered stoIt ten couples and re-
manned until Y O'Clock, spending the
evening most delightfully."- in the merry
dance and playing games Of different kiGfs.
An ample collation. took place in proper
time. and music was furnished by Foster
and his assistants.
John King. the little tailor, was out
sleighing yesterday, the hrst time ior
twenty-five ysars. 80,
Addison Thompson, OF st. Clsirsviile
was in the city yesterday.
DR. JP. West is at st. Clsirsville, sum
poned TO the bedside Of his brother.
Mr... Mann, OF Steubenville, is the guest
Of A. J. Mercer.
Harry Iugie, who has been very sick, is
on the mend. Mary Welsh, aho has bean
laid up with fever, Is sgain out Charley
Hanks 10 laid up. Will Hyatt is inpros'
ing.
4 large gsng Of Italians, Who have been
working on the B. Il o. extension, Left yes
Ierdsy for New York.
Christmas trees are 1found,
Dr. Mcclure purchased fine new sleigh
yesterday.
woodsfeld is to hsse . German pape
with T. Ref at the herd.
Mrs T. c. Cremsss, OF the Second ward
died yesterday sftkr q lingering illness
A little child ot Jack Baughs is verJ
sick.
The employees Of the B. 4 o. st this poin
have organized Q rslieE association.
VIM. Scnrsmm Is laid mp With spraine
ankle, e.ussd while sleigh riding.
4 SPECIAL meeting Of the G. A. 4. Will
held tonight.
The Hask and bsrges are laid up at thi
pb1.
IN the nile race at the sksting rink o
Tkursdsy night. John Rsnkin Won an
( csIri, 4 of the skates. Charley Husband
Iook tie LEAD ard maintained IL Cntl! tn
e,be. shen Ia stumbled and fell. Harr
Bufs. u:sn srd Thel shutasE''ta xs'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
RELLAIRR NEWS.

Yesterday Mrs Robert Patterson, resid'
ing near The Pittsburgh Coal Works, below
town. slipped on the ice and fell, seYerlng
sp artery in her arm:
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rreirb, Trains Telescoped.

PoRr JARVIS, y. Y, December 2l.-Two
freight trains were telescoped this morning
on the bridge scross the river at Lacka-
waxen, Pa. The caboose and two cars
mounted the engine and fired, and three
oil cars sflsme were thrown into the river.
Two more were burned on the iron bridge,
which was badly warped by the fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22

also In the contest. and made good time.
Rankin's time was 5m. and 13s.
D. r. Mccoy, ESQ.,, has been iPpointed
GeneIal Superintendent Of the B. n. q =.
road with Office at Woodsfeld. Mr.. 4cCoy
is q railroad man Of no little eIpel 1snce.
having been connected with the Chic. So
Northwestern and other roads for n. any
yesrs.
The Barnard band festival was we'll "
tended again last night Tonight Is uH
!sst night when . large crowd and grant,
tine Isanticipated.
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SONTaY CAPTURED.
And the Fr2acO-Chinese War Fairly
ReE8n.

p.Rrs. December 2l.-Admiral Peyron,
Minister OF the Marine, has received the
following from Sontay dated the l7th:
"Scntay is oars. The outer enciente was
carried by assault at 6 o'clock on Sunday
evening. The sttack began at II in the
morning. The assault was made at =
o'clock in the evening with bravery above
sll praise by our foreign legion,
together with marine. infantry end sailors
The n0tilla assisted in the bombardment.
The citadel was evacuated during the
night ard occupied on the morning Of the
l7th without fight. We do not yet know
whether the black hags, rebe AnnaniIt's
and the Chinese fed. II is impossible 10
learn their losses We lost about fifteen
killed. including one officer, sixty wounded
including five officers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22

Intelligent people have quit taking
oitters and mineral poisons, have quit
doctoripg kidneys and liver, nerves and
brain, have quit using alcoholic poisons
and narcotic drugs, have quit poisoning
their system with qusck nostrums, and
now keep themselves and families in per
feet heslth by occasionally using the only
perfect blood purifier and true strsngthener
Of weak portions of the body, kaown far
and wide as DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
SsrsaparilIs. Any druggist will get it for
YOU.
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vniokLyceum Society.

The union Lyceum composed of the pu-
pills of the Fourth Ward school is the only
society OF this kind, We believe, that now
exists in the public schools Of this city.
At any rate is the only one in which there
is any push or perseverance. At its resu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon the follow
ing officers were elected:
President, May Bell Redman; Vice Presi-
dent, Bsma Statlar; Secretary, Eannie Sit
ereaves Treasurer, Lucinda Sims; Critic,
Emma Nusum; Organist, Nellie Lang;
Librarian, Lille Kingdom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22

SUFFERERS fro Z nervousness, early decay,
etc, if you value life, avoid advertising
doctors and medicines that act on kidneys,
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
bogus certificates Of cures from paid or i'm
sginsry persons. Its weakness OF the sex
usl system is the cause of your distress,
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapsril'
la will strengthen the parts affected, stop
the drain, quiet the nerves, produce dream
less slumb Der and allow you TO regain per,
feet health. 1t has cured thousands, and
will cure you, for, by purifying the blood
snd strengthening every weak portion o;
the body. il removes every symtom OF dis
tresS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-22
All Gone from Washington.
Al

WAsHlxGroN, December 2l-The Freed
mans Banks Committee of the National
Colored Convention has agreed to memori-
al;ze Congress to reimburse the depositors.
The President and most Of the members Of
the Cabinet are out of the city. The West
Virginia delegation except Gibson leave
tomorrow.
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loterest.nS Essay Gsntcst.

Yesterday afternoon the larger boys OF
the Linsly Institute participated in an
essay contest, some fifteen taking part.
The judges were Messrs. r. c. Daizell,
Frank Burley and Il. II. Beach, who
awarded the prizes ss follows;
First prize, three Volumes OF knights
"Hslf Hours with Best Authors" Will G.
Hildre,h. Subject Of essay, Habits"
Second prize, two volumes of Mathews
works, Getting on IN the World and
Orators and Oratory," to b. ]. Chew.
Alter the holidays the corps of instfuc
tors at the LInsly will be increased 10 five