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PlEuRo-pHsuMoNlA NEAR HOME.
Wasainyton County Cattle to be Quar'
anIinel.

anIineI.
PIrr-fr- ~, April GA disease rsssm-
bling p'-u-o-pnsumouia has broken out
smonr the cattle in Washington county.
Veterinary surgeons pronounce it eonta'
giousand have recommended Governor Pat
lsoa to quarantine the district. The disease
arx developed itself about two months
$50 On the i4rm OF Robert G. Vance and
r-cved q puzz er TO q number OF Raysi-
clans called in consultation on seysrS'
cssss. The Washington County Ssbck
Breeders association took the matter IN
card @ few days sgO, and after an lnvesu
ga-0n called IN a irst-ClaSs veterinary sur
geca. uho made a thorough examination
uIe al TIE young cows affected was SstecIso
iO- dissection aud there was found struc
tlral changes in the lungs similar 70 those
n E.eu-O Pneumonia sufficient 10 prove ltS
Go1sgiOus character. The oojy o.
he COW was no, altogethera fair subject IS
i Lsd been D p.eSed out ct a herd on
sCc-rt Of lhs owner yAluing Il a. 8 less
---.e than others. The diagnosis proved
O. oni q GOlot, however, symptoms OF
p.euro prtn onia, and as the balance OF the
aero were tainted in the same manner II
vas Igco- mended by the doctor ths5 tae
eGC-e s.Tict be Quaranuned unUI
Io-cr-d ctticisl examination could De
mace. Gay. rnor Patterson Vas teleSrphed
o. is-gs ~ 4 it Is probable that an orner
~ ts c.. islIy issued confirming the doc
.-E- srr.EsflrUa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
GENERAL CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Brutality in n Canadian AImshou,'

Brutality In n Canadian Almshouse
ToEoNTo, April 25. - John Cusick, {
yourg man, parslyzed and deformed, tells
terrible story of his treatment at Treu
ton almshouse. He has Just escaped from
hat institution, where he was fed for q
week on skinned milk and dry bread. He
was cop fined in sn clubhouse with an lido,
and could not attract the attention OF pas
.ersby. He set fire to his straw bed TO-
spite, and Keeper Sawyer, of the aims
house, beat b m almost into unconscious
ness ana threw him upon the burning bed
where be was terribly burned. There will
be an inYestiEation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
ERFFLED BY A JalLER.
ARentGehy Mob Fail to secure Bru'
tyi Murderer.


Mr STyRLIvG, KY, April 25.-U nder the
pretex; of furnishing prisoner from Ber'
with county to the Jail here this morning
between l aud , o'clock, an armed body Of
5 men tried TO force their way into the
isil and hang Wm. Osborne. Jsiler Steph'
ems opened the doors slightly, when tn
foremost man blew out the lamp aud rlec
10 force the Goyr oUen. stephens Wa
nhle hfirr . man OF great strength, to shn'
The door in their fscss and bolt 1t. ID
hen relit his lamp aud got hrs shot gun'
The mob fred through window, the oui-
lois barely missing Miss Stephens. They
then broke down the outer door and trieo
IN overcome Stephens and take his Keys.
hut he planted himself behind rolectinR
vail, leveleh bis shot gun and dared them
10 enter. They did not dare to face th.
certain death with which he mensced
hem, snd, overawed By his cool courage,
at last dispersed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
=WHEEITNG W VA SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 26. 1884

sides in a palace on the Brooklyn Heights.
He is strong advocate of civil service re.
form and is pronouBcsd Free Trader. He
has always been opposed to machine
politics, and never sailed willingly under
Al Dsggetts standard.
Mr.. Gilbert is but little known as poll
tician and has no we'll defined record on the
tsFiff question. 1t is thought however,
that he is strongly .anti-protection.
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CASUALTIES.
A,,neLehh. Hxdronhobia.

Troy, April 25.-C. McEvoy, aged twenty
seven years, is suffering from pro-
uounced case OF hydrophobis. While
seated at the supper table last evening the
.ymp.oms made their appearance. Drs.
Faust snd Speigel were soon IN attena
snce and it required their united strength
20 hold McEyoy while he administered
medicine. TIE patient bsrksd ike dog
snd snapped and scratched at all VINO sp'
prosched him. Six months ago he Va>
bitten in the leg by q dog and has siRcS
been nervous over the result The Woutd
healed. lesving slight scar. MoEVoy was
onlv receutlY married.
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THEY WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
The Charges Against the Governor OF
the Soldiers Home at Day ton.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The House Com.
mittee on Military Affairs will ask for the
appointment of a special committee to in
vestigate the management Of the Soldiers
Home at Dayton, o. General Patrick, gov
ernor of the home, has been charged witt
being over5earing and of inhuman treat
ment towards the inmates. One man 10
years old writes General Rosecrans that he
was put in the guard house ninety days for
a triflpg offence. He concludes his letter:
This is strictly confidential or Patrick will
hang me-" At the request Of the commit
tee Representative Rosecranz wrote to
". B. Frspklin, president of the board Of
managers of the National Home for dis b ed
soldiers asking him to investigate the COM
plants. Franklin replied the charges had
haen investigated and found groundless.
He recommended that a Congressional
Committee be appointed to make an IN
yestigation.
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A NEW VEIN
To be struck by the Springer Commit.
tee I'm lhe Star Route Cases.

To be struck by the Springer Commit.
tee I'm the Star Route Cases.
WAsHNGToS, April 25.-Ths Springer
Committee will have Mr.. Dorsey before it
within few days, If possible. Dorsey is
expected here tomorrow, It Ia stated that
Dorsey axpfssssd Sdssfs~ 60 Be called be-
fore the committee before the 18th of May.
This gives rise to the suspicion that Dorsey
wants to get down as near the Chicago
Convention as will best suit his purpose to
hurt somebody. The Springer Committee
will shortly open up new vein By calling
for the list of bendsmen on the various
routes involved in the Star route cases,
with view to find out who stood behind
these contractors in their big schemes, and
10 ascertain whether collusion existed as to
bondsmen. This will be pretty apt to catch
somebody who has heretofore dwelt in
fancied security.
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WILLIAM MEALS TRIAL,
The Evidence Getting Stronger and
Nenl RecOmiRg DespOndent.


Neal Becoming Dependent.
GEAYBoS, KY, April 25.-In the trial OF
William Neal to-day the doctors of Ash
land were examined as experts, and all tes
titled that the victims were killed with
blunt instruments; that there was con-
vincing evidence that the girls had been
ravished. and that their bodies were burned
by pouring on them coal oil. About thirty
witnesses have been examined, which
made thirty links in the chain OF evidence:
The towel fonnd and put in the hands OF
Marshal HELM was identiied as Meals. II
was proven that he had it the nisht before
the killing. :.
The evidence is stronger to-day than ever
before. apd tonight is the first time Neal
has refused to eat his meals. He is begin
ming to see that his case is bad one. The
cores oil his neck swell, and he frequently
shows his anger. When Marshal Helm
was giving his evidence Neal Wa heard to
soy: That is lie." Unless very power
ful evidence is introduced By the defense
he will be convicted.
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PARTY LINES CANNOT BE DRAWN
Upon the Tariff Question, Says Con.
RressmAn MeCord.

gressman McCord.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Representativ
McCord, of Iowa, in an interview upon the
tariff question, said party lines cannot be
drawn upon the subject and it must be
treated as q business matter. Railways,
telegrsphs, mutual intercourse, intermar-
risge and commingling of estates are bring.
ing a unity of sentiment in favor OF reason
able protection as a National policy, and it
is the part of craftsmanship to hasten it by
encouraging the improvement of emigra-
ton transportation facilities and cheap and
indiscriminats interchange of our infinite
variety of products. Equitable protection,
be said, would cheaper all agricultural i'm.
plementS and preserve the dignity of labor.
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RAILROAD HAPPENINGS.
DemapIl. = EedEct

The u. 80 Demands - EedEctiSn.
NJ I.EK, April 25.-lt is stated that ,
eemaUdwss made to day by the 3. x .. rah-
'osd upon Commissioner Fink fora further
REDUCTION IN its rates on ealtbound oasi'
9sss 10 basis Of eleven cents from Chicago.
lis probsGls that a meeting Of toe IrunA
-lGe Commissioners will he held early mex
AstE TO investigate the charges Oh rate
eating made by the B. * y.
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TO CONFER.
The Senate AppOIats Committees
to Arrange
The DIFFERENCES WIN THE HOUSE
On the Naval and POsiOfics Appropriation
Sales.--future Of the Tariff Bill
Wilson on Interstate
Commerce.
Special 10 tie Register.


WASHINGTON, April 25.-rhe morning
and afternoon sessions Of the House to day
were taken up mainly with bills on the
private calendar. Tue bill for the relief of
the famous Myrs Clarke Gaines was dis
cussed at length and went over with "a
yorable Recommendation. COTS bill 10
release certain soldiers from the charge of
desertion came up during the afternoon
session as unfinished business from last
Friday, but was not acted upon before
adjournment At the evening session the
House got down to work and passed fifteen
pension bills.
In the Senate Wilson, of Iowa, made q
mastsrly speech in favor of his interstate
commerce bill. 1t is thought probable that
Ibis or 4 similar measure will become
law during the present session.
An initial step was taken to-day to end
the differences between the House and
Senate on the appropriation bills, but with
men like Randall on the part OF the House,
and Logan on the part of the Senate on
the Conference Committse, it will doubt
less be long tina before they come 10 any
satisfactory arrangement.
enS
Mr.. Kssson, Of Iowa, one of the most
prominent members of the Ways and
Means Committee, told me this evening
that il was impossible that a vote would
ever be taken on the Morrison bill. He
said that about week after next q motion
would be adeto strike out the enacting
clause; that be thought it would succeed,
bat should it fail substitute tor the bill
would be offered which would defeat the
Morrison bill beyond doubt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26

NV YoaX, April 25.-It has been -s-
nsl'd in literary circles that the title OF
0so'se A,iIsd ToEnsend's long promised
STS1snce is The Entailed Hat or Patty
ss-nnon,s Time" IL Is sufficiently old 20
,1.lte Curiosity. IL will be issued soon by
-t'euinsht publishing house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
N Was HIS Last Climb.

+ WARREx, o, April 25.--B. Vttalis' an
sdept at climbing dangerous heights, smoke
stacks, ETC., throughout the Mahoniug
valley. fell from a sixty-foot smoke stack
in this city to-day, and after falling forty
two feet his body struck sn iron rod, bend.
ing il in the middle. The injury will
probably prove fatal.
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strange stenbenvIIie suIs.

srxrBxsvnEx, o.. April s5.-JOhn N.
BukofEskey, of this city, has entered suit
against Born & Co, the Columbus brewers
for s., 0O0 damages. The plaintiff claim
that while riding in = wagon driven by an
sgent Of Born & Co, through the careles,
ness OF the driver be was thrown oui snd
his leg broken.
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a RtR GaWa In.

nLSEsBAERE, April 25.-Four acres o.
Is'ises >, shove the workings Of the Black
t.,,9 sn Snd Collier at Luxsrnsboro have
ito several feet and it 10 feared much
nisa has been done
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u.,n-.Iaa. ns FIpdIay, ohio.

FNDLAY, O., April 25.-rhe F.ndlay Ma
tural Gas Company has been organized
here to develop the gas in the wells, which
have shown q strong vein of gss, sufi ,ient
to supply heat for cooking, a. we'll as light
for Illuminating private houses for num-
har nf raara
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
ANonexenariaa Typo.

WASHINGTON, Pa, April 25.-Ar. James
McDermot our old typo, is eighty-nine
years old to day. Sixty-s.x years ago be
was employed at the Reporter off - ssthis
place and is still almost daily visitor At
he ofice. With the exception OF his eye
sight hs has the full use OF all his senses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
The Six Day Go.As.You.PIease.
A Zig bicycle blowout.
FIRE RECORD.
Forty Thousand Goes up In Smoke In
aFeW Hours.

AaFoH, O., April 25.-About midnight
,sr night fire broke ont in the basement
ot tie extensive clothing store of J. Koch
,v Co., 125 and l27 South Howard street
rre stock was greatly damaged by smoke
nd water. The lose is between $50 900 and
81 eco Insured in the Hanover, New
YORK, for - nN0; German Union, New
York, S5,OOo; London lancashire, 81 500;
Roysi, Of Liverpool, 5000; Niagara, New
YORK, 2.5OI; Continental, OF Nav York,
70 500; Glen Falls, of New York: 2 500;
Continental, of Hartford, $3.50; Pho nix
of New York, 5000; Home, Of Nav York,
1900; Phoenix, of Hartford, SOD The
fire originated, il is supposed. from the
furnace in the cellar.
Big saw MIL Burned.
WILLIAMsPORT, Pa, April 25.- Wolverton
& Tip7man's saw mill burned. Loss $40,
uOO. Insured for $4,000.
4 loss of Ten Thousand Dollars.
CIxCINSATI, April 25 The loss TO Run
keI, Cutter & Co, by fire this morning, will
be about $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
GRANT AS A DARK HORSE.
How the Recent Turn I'm Affairs Is
Viewed I'm WashtDgtoB,

WAsHNeroE, April 25.-A short time
ego, when it began to be hinted that Grant
would make some sort OF a figure at the
Chicago Convention, the adherents OF
Blaine, Arthur, Logan and the other can
didates pooh-hooed the idea. They would
say: mot q single delegate is pledged to
him; how can he hope to enter the con-
test?' 1t is true there are ne delegates
pledged to him, but his friends who, up to
now have kept quiet aud conducted q
still hunt now take pleasure in saying
that the old man is the second choice OF a
great many pledged delegates, who, after
they have voted once or twice for their
candidate, will then vote for Grant. Grants
friends argue again that in the event OF a
prolonged struggle break will be made
for the hero of Appomatox that will insure
his nomination. Senator Malone, it is
said, is preparing to make tour OF the
south, and it is believed be is going to
look after Grants interest there.
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LABOR NOTES.
struck Araiast a Reduetioo.

struck Agaiasf Reduetloos
PTTsBURg, Pa, April 25.-LAooreFs'
asarsmen, fremen and blacksmiths em-
loyed 81 Brown & Co s rolling mill struc< :
I.-csy against 10 pei cent. reducuen' an
Ne mill has closed down.
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THE PRIVATE CALENDAR

r.ksUps Larger Pertiea OF ie
say's session of the aoass,
.~--sroS April 26.--Iu the House.
;. ~ nrzyer, the Chsplaio invoked divine
W la,..s;oo -. of the Greedy relief expeditioo'
and divine aid for the sncceSAiA '
ton of its mission. ,m-.sa
' On motion Of Weaver. ths bill se0 was passed
80 n tbs name of the Washington
snas ..sS Rank at Lincolu. Nebraska 70
sbe Cspital National Bink- r .aon,.d
Win amendment the HOUSE A''p's'
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cboked Mrs. and Miss May bee to death cnd
having beaten NJ. Msybee. The coafessiSa
Is signed BY Rugg. This Is the strongest
evidences offered By the prosecution. The
case is expected 70 30 to the grand jury
o.night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
The DEATH RECORD.
ApFx.aove-nor ncad.

NETsEE, y. J., April 25.-Ex-Goysrnor
aslcus Ward died, this afternoon, aged
twenty-five.
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ANEW York Cooking MaIn.

FLUSHING, L. l., April PA cooking
main between New York and Long Is
land birds occurred yesterday. Esch bat
tie wss for one hundred dollars and five
hundred dollars on the main. Long Island
won by four battles to three.
The Six Day GO-As.YOu'Please.
NEW YORK, April 25.-The contestants
entered for the sIA uay Eu'ss'you-please
match beginning Sunday night in Madison
Square Garden are Rowell, Hart Sullivan,
NoremRc Vlnt, Thompson, Nitaw, Ely
Pow, E,sor, Panchot, Counsbury, Herty,
Fitzgerald, CampsnG, Hanes and Day.
A Big Bicycle Blowout.
New YoRK, April 25.-At the annual
meeting OF the Citizens Bicycle Club, to-
night, the two mile scratch rsoe was won
in minutes and Al seconds. The cham.
rionship medal OF the Citizens Club was
won BY W. V. Hoffman in O mile race in
2 minutes and u seconds. The three mile
handicap race was won in 10 minutes aud
1925 seconds. The five mile race was won
in II minutes and > Is seconds,
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A Prediction of .sI.ineoln.o
TT,.-,r.-S-os- rr;I -, : f4Sey sE7

"The indications as to Republican action
at Chicago now point to protracted strug
gle between prominent candidates continQ-
ing through many ballots and ending in
the nomination OF Robert T. Lincoln, the
son of Abraham Lincoln, with a hurrah."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
EDMUNDS As he Is.
An Edmunds Totally Different From
the Ideal Edmunds.

the Ideal Edmunds.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-"With Eimunds
President you would have to send man
ahead to discover his humor before going
yourself to the White House, no matter
how pressing your business"
So said one who spoke not from hearssy.
The Vermont Senator makes a virtue OF
standing straight. He stands so straight
that at times he leans backward. Persons
who have observed him closely say that he
is frequently out Of plumb. He is credited
with an effort to maintain the perpendicu-
lar, but
His Best Friends Admit
that he sometimes misses it, and that, too,
Just when it would not be expected OF
him.
1t has teen said OF the Vermont Senator
that he can see fly on a barn door mile
away, without seeing either the barn or
the door. The reason for this peculiar fac
ulty. when ascertainei, will explain how
be gets out of plumb. His honesty OF ln'
tentiUn is not questioned, although he
found no difflcultyin putting public ves'
sci to private use and giving reason
which did not hold water. He always in
tends 10 De civil, but more freq quently than
any other man in the senate Is he indebted
to other Senators for their fOrbesraace. At
times kindly and even humorous, he IS
capable of making persons wish they had
I OF spoken to him. 1t is this pecuiiarlty,
doubtless, which gives rise TO the saying
Ibstif Edmunds was President he would
have to ascertain the State of his mind be-
tore vooturinR inta tho Whiss HouSc. Per
sons best acquainted with Mr.. Eimunts
study time and circumstances 10 approach
ing him. Were he install ed at the Wlite
House it would not be long before the
promiscuous crowd which frequents the
White House at the neginning of an ad
ministration would thin out.
No man on the list of actual or possible
candidates for the Republican nomination
is
So Little Understood
As The Vermont Senator. He has not the
pstierce to consider questions in the Prac'
,ical light which the President, as the head
If MS party, is expected to do. When he
cas msde up his mind there is an end Of 1t.
His best friends admit that he is as liable
as men in general not to be always right,
A stubborn, wilful man is a disagreeable
object to contemplate in the White House.
There was a touch of it in Andrew John.
sons time. Such men have their blind
side, and sometimes become instruments
in artful hands. With Mr.. Edmunds for
President the Republican party would not
be sure where it would land in the hrst 81
months. Men in general could never be
certain what was going to happen.
As the Vermont Senator is more and
more mentioned as q candidate you hear
comments OF this description from those
who have the best opportunity for forming
correct opinions. 1t would be the Ed
munds that is, aud not the one of whom
an indistinct idea prevails, that would be
President.
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Ths Iary Did Rsxht.

T.Roxro, April 25.-In the case OF Hor-
scs Atkins. srrsignsd ter shooting John
g,oke,t. his uife's psrano1s, verdict Of
cot guilty was rendered.
Fyash ia mes SAM 4. Treabie.
CHATTANOOGA, TEnx-, April D.-fne
triad Of Frank Jamss al Hautsviiis con
cluded sith verdict Of 'Sot guilty" Ihs
cour. house w.s packed and the verdict
va. s,eeted WITH round Of chssra Jane,
vas Immediately arrested By the s1ssih OF
Cooper county, Missouri, for psftici pauoa
In the OItsrtiIle train rob1ery.
DaAnisg PrsAf.
Loxs IsLsEs cITT. April S. la the tina
Of the negro murderer Russ. the coaiss
sion made by Rugg. February Iits. to hi
isilsr, xss isad. In It be soonfessss asvln'
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Arthur and Lincoln.

New YsRK, April 25.-James Gordon
Beunett's evening paper, The Telegram,
comes out to-day with Arthur and Lincoln
at the head of its columns for President
and Vice President.
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Tbev Are Apti.Blaine.

WINoNA, MINI, April 25.-The Republi-
can Convention in the First district elected
Thomas H. Armstrong and G. H. Cooney
delegates to Chicago. No preferences as 70
Presidency, but are understood TO be anti
Rlsina-
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u

VWo UNAcoUAMTED THIS COUNTRY wL
=
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Handsome and spacious buildings of brick
and stone standing in $50 acres of land, beau
tifully situated in a most healthy and promi-
nent locality on the banks of the River
Thames. Four hours by rail from Niagara
Falls and Detroit, on through route between
this college is to provide the highest intel
iectual and practically useful education. The
whole system is based upon the soundest
PROTESTANT principles as the only basis
for the right formation of character.
FRENCH is the language spoken in the Col
lege.
w. Waugh Lauder, Gold Medalist, and pupil
of the celebrated Able List; and graduate OF
Leipsic Conservative, etc, etc.
PAINTING a speciality, under the director
ship of F. R. Seavey, Artist of European
Schools of Art.
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On an after
Wednesday,, sept. 8, 1854,
Trains will run as follows:

%Conneers with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 7.40 am.
tConnects with Utah Central train arriy-
ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
I Stop only upon signal.
mar91 Supt.
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FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN,
Literature, Music & Art.

Practical lessons given in Domestic Econ
omy and Cookery. Riding School in connec-
ton with the college. FORTY Scholarships
of the value of from $25 to 800 annually
awarded by competition, eighteen of which
are open to competition at the September en-
trance Examinations. Terms per school year
Board, laundry and tuition, including
the whole English course, ancient and mod
ern languages and calisthenics, from $3.50 to
$500; Music and Painting extra. Combined
rate payment one year i'll advance, including
with the above piano and vocal music and
painting from $500 to $500. Junior Depart
ment Pupils admitted from the age of 8.
Special department for the training OF teach
ers: teachers registry in connection with the
College. Professional staff of English and
European reputation. Liberal reduction to
the daughters of clergymen. For large illus
! trated circular, free, and further particulars,
address.
/ REV. E. NJ. ENGLISH, NJ A, Principal,
! HeIlmuth Ladies' College,
London, Ont, Canada.
Next term opens September 18th. 1884.