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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-20
RESULTS OF RUNNING.
small Matters of News Picked Up Here
and There.

small Matters of News Picked Up Here
and There.
Tue Municipal Court meets at $50 this
morning
To-NoRRow Mayors band viii give pic
mic at the new fair grounds.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to rec
ord at Clerk Hooks yesterday.
JOIN HALEY. a native OF Ireland, was adj
mitted to citizenship in the Municipal Court
Yesterday.
The Happy Eight Club Picnic will be on
FRIDAY, July 18th, not on the 9TH, as Prevl-
ously stated.
MEssRs. HIGGINs & MoORE completed
the painting of the buildings at Wheeling
Park yesterday.
LEWIS NEwHARDT, tender at the La
Belle mill was compelled TO quit work yes
terdsv, having become Oyerheated.
PRoF. J. {. MAYERs' dancing classes l
and will have a select hop at Seibert 5
garden this afternoon and evening.
MICHAEL Lane was taken to Moundsville
Yesterday morning By Deputy Sheriff
Blanchard to serve a nine yeays sentence in
the State prison.
Tim st. Johns German Church held
their annual picnic at Wheeling Park yes
terday A very large crowd was present
and an ENJOYABLE time spent by all.
LAST evening Kramers orchestra gave
a grand concert at Seibert's garden. A
very large crowd visited the grounds and
were well repaid for their trouble by the ex-
auisite music rendered by the orchestra.
The following conveyance was admitted
TO record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
4 deed made the 18th day of June, 1884,
by II. Foster and Others to Minnie Humes,
in consideration of 100000 for lots No. So,
Lagrange addition to the city.
The Park Committee visited the grounds
Yesterday afternoon for the purpose of de-
Gliding on what kind and style of water
works would be best adapted to the grounds.
They viewed several locations. but came TO
no definite conclusion on the subject. The
grounds could be vastly improved if the
proper kind of water works are erected.
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VIII buy Jersey, worth $50, at L. NJ.
McGilhn K Cos
THE Rl..lSSESSsMENT CASE
Opened in the supreme Court Two ATgu-
fnenfS Henrl

Opened in the supreme Court Two ATgu-
ments Heard.
Two exceptionally able legal arguments
were made in the Supreme Court Yesterday,
in the reasSessment case Thecour opened
in the Torning and the case OF Miller, Aud
itor, vs., Buchanan, Assessor, was called
The court had granted mandamus nisi to
the complainant and respondent had filed his
answer, to which the complainant had de
INJURED The case was argued in the morn
ing by Mr.. H. NJ. Russell, for the Auditor,
and in the afternoon by Mr.. W. p Hub
bard for the respondent There are yet
several arguments to be heard and the case
will scarcely be completed this week
MeSSrS Melvin, Somerville, Palmer and
others will address the court before the case
is submitted.
The lobby held great many lawyers
during the day. who listened with interest
to the proceedings The arguments were
both pronounced exceptionally able ones.
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HUNTING FOR A BURGLAR.
A Light Turned Out Under Mysteriou
e,

a Light Turned Out Under Mysterious
Circumstances.
Last evening, about 10 o'clock, Chas.
Tracy who rooms opposite Greer 4 Laing $
hardware store on Maiu street, noticed that
the gas jet in the second story was turned
out. Being one of the clerks employed at
the store he knew that the gas in the second
story burned all the time. Suspecting that
burglars were in the building he hunted up
Nightwatchman Murdoch and together they
visited the second story and made an ex-
animation of the gas pipe to see whether
it had Just gone out or had been turned out.
The latter was found to be the case, and
word was Immediately sent for Mr. Laing
one of the proprietors, who, upon learning
what was the matter, secured the services Of
Officers Bird and Huff, and the large store
was searched as thoroughly as possible I'M
der the circumstances, but no burglar was
found, nor could any place be discovered by
which the thief made his exit. More than
once thieves have been found in or on the
roof of the building.
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FORFEITED THEIR BONDS.
The Cases of the Five Boys Charged With
Attempted Outrage.

The Cases of the Five Boys Charged With
Attempted Outrage.
Ten days ago, the REGISTER mentioned a
case, under the caption of serious charge,
in which FIVE young men were arrested and
held to answer the charge of breaking in q
boat house with intent to commit outrage,
The names were suppressed, at the time,
because it seemed there was a
fair prospect Of honorably acquitting
the young men, but it was
with the understanding that if hearing de-
veloped suficiene testimony to warrant
Justice Ankle in holding them, their names
would be given. That hearing came off
yesterday afternoon and resulted in the
acquittal of one and the holding of an
other while the remaining three forfeited
their bonds aud did not appear.
The story, as revealed on the witness
stand, was about as follows: On Saturday
night, June I, the party of halfgrown men
went to the boat house of Mrs. Catharine
Murphy and den anded admission. They
offered her 81 to get in, but it was refused.
They then broke the door in and were met
bv the proprietress, with revolver in her
hand. One shot was fired on the inside and
one on the outside, but nobody was hurt,
and the men then succeeded in gaining
possession Of the revolver. Whether the
other inmates frightened them off orwhether
the noise made them fear aid would come,
matters not; they left the place in hurry,
while the women went up and swore out
the warrants. The five Young men gave
security for their appearance and the bonds
Of the three who did not appear will be for
feited
John o. Pendlcton, ESQ, appeared for
the State and NJ. T. Frame, Esq, for the
defendants who appeared
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BELLAIRE.
Some smaIrNews From Our Sister City,
Lot nax---ParsnnaI and Other Items.

Some smaIf-News From Our Sister City,
A Hot Day---Personal and Other Items.
The Christian Church Sunday school will
picnic in Rodefer's orchard to-day. Con-
yeyances for winding hill leave at 8 a. m.
and D. m. Fare for the round trip, thirty
cents. Children under II years, hfteen
cents. The boilers at'the mill were com.
PEELED to quit-work last night on account OF
no iron. The managers of this works have
concluded that they have no use for the
boiler since the completion CT the steel
plant. and have begun to tear down the fur,
naces. The men would feel better satisfied
if they were notified of the intention OF the
managers. As it is they are making no
money. but none of them desire to give up
their Jobs. Ollie Hoffman is in the city
from Barnesville. The b. L o. pay
car was in the city last
NIGHT. Mr.. Walter Darrah and wife
have moved to St. ClairsviIle. Hugh
Thompson and wife have gone East. 10
day the colored picnic will lie held in Mar
tins Ferry grove. Tickets Il cents; chill
dren 10 cents; good on any train. Last
night in the Fifth ward the Republicans or
ganized q Blaine and Logan club. MIR,
John Davis is in Columbus attending
meeting of coal miners Miss Lucy Ander-
son is home on a vacation. Rev. Edgar
Robinson preached in the First Presby-
terrain church last night. Mr.. and Mrs,
Vim. Burgundthal are home from Powhat-
tan. George Stanton was badly burned by,
an explosion of steel at the new steel
plant. Mrs. Joel Judkius is in the
city. Frank Craft is home from
school in Columbus. The Window Glass
Houses will close down June, Both. Elmer
Robinson has taken charge of Husbands
and Inskreps drug store. The Democrats
of the Third ward will organize club in
few DAYS. Mr.. C. Gautert is able to. be
about again, after spell of sickness.
Father Deehan is in the city the guest Of
Father Gull. Yesterday was warmer than
ever The Young Peoples Literary and
Social Circle met in the South NJ. +. church
last night. A number of our people will
take in the excursion to Cleveland, June
26h. Harry Myers, of the B. L. 9. road
will move to Summerield. Examination
commences in st. johns school next Mon
dav. The capitol stock of the Ohio Val
ley Foundry will be increased to $4,000.
LADIES White Silk Gloves opened this
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II, & d, Red Book,

The B. & .. Red Book for the Demo
cratic National Convention is .out, and a
capital compendium of political information
it IS About everything one can seek for
in becoming thoroughly posted as regards
the presidential past is embraced within the
sixty odd pages, while in point Of typography
the little book is gem of clean, clear-cut
work. The Red Books have become indis-
pensible in campaigns, and in their differ
ent forms and editions are the most popular
political text books of the. day. No charge
is made for them BY the B. L O., and the
only requisite is the inclosing of two-cent
stamp to c. K. Lord, Baltimore, with the
application for copy.
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Tim nrdar NJ EIls

Quite lage gathering was held at Franz
helm hall last night of those gentlemen who
contemplate becoming members of the order
ofElks to. be installed on Sunday night Sew.
eral committees were constituted including
those on reception and hall, and the meet
ing was adjourned. Franzheim hall will be
used for the ceremonies of installation, and
until permanent quarters are secured. The
recepson committee will have a meeting at
Major Alderson's Office before Sunday to
perfect arrangements to receive the delega-
ton from Pittsburg, which viii be headed
by Mr. Harry Ellsler, of the Pittsburg
Opera House.
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East Win. Baltimore 4 o,,.

On and after Monday, June i -.
Baltimore 4 Ohio trains will leave VI.
ing as follows; For Baltimore and h.so,.
l:l0 u. m, 1855 a. m. and } Oj i m g.,
ton accommodation, Gas a. n: NoprS
vile accommodation, ll:3j n. IN: Glnys
Gap accommodation. 5:3j p, m. For q
cage and beyond. 9:l5 a. m, e?j n ,
and lilo p. m. ::::Bsrnesville accomn,S
ton, s35 a. m. GAINESVILLE accomms
ton, 40 p. m For Pittsburgh 6aj a :
and 1920 a. m. daily except Sund,,
Washington, Pa, accommodation. SN
IN. daily except Sunday; Triadelphia /,
commodation, 3:05 p. m. daily cNccp, So
dow
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GOSSIP AND GOSsIPERS.
Friends, Strangers and Guests-Social an
Personal News.

Friends, Strangers and Guests-Social and
Personal News.
John c. Palmer, of Wellsburg is in the
city.
S. H. Norton, of Jefferson countyEO., is
at the Mcclure House.
j. b. Somerville of WellSburg, is regis
tered at the Mcclure House.
J. H. Atkinson, of Hancock county i,
visiting friends in our midst.
Mr. Johnson a member of the local staff
ofthe Pittsburg Dispatch, left for home yes
terday.
Mrs. Warner, of Portsmouth, nee Miss
Molhe List, is visiting her parents on Main
street.
Dr. J. NJ Pipes, who has been danger
ouSly i'll for the last few days, was reported
much better last evening.
Rev J. p Armstrong and wife, of Hagers
town, Ohio, are visiting her sister, Mrs. David
Greer, of North Market street
Mrs Emma Moore Scott formerly o
Wheeling, and Just returned iom India, viii
address the W. f. Missionary Society at the
First Presbyterian Church in this city, oil
this FRIDAY evening, at 1:3O. All are in
vitc6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-20

If you ore suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered, blood, weak constitution,
headache, orany disease OF q bilious nature,
BY all means procure bottle of Electric
Bittersy You viii be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and
activity viii return; pain and misery will
cease and henceforth you will rejoice in
the praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents bottle BY Logan L Co
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Who l. to blame?


SIR-The outrageous action OF certain OF
the employees of the Water Board. yesterday
afternoon, in shutting off the supply of water
from the Seventh ward for several hours, in
the hottest portion of the day, without
warning, cannot be too loudly condemned
Probably one hundred dwellings were left
without drop OF water with which supper
might be prepared. and in many eases a
supply had to be laboriouSly carried from
the river in buckets over long distances.
The gentlemen of the Board should see to
it that this is not repeated ISLAND.
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For a Few Days Only.

Don't miss this grand opportunity, as it
only lasts 10 days, $4,000 worth of Mems
Bows and Children's Clothing will be sold
at so cents on the dollar The failure of a
large Eastern wholesale clothing house is
the cause of this Goods viii be slaughtered
at almost any price, and no reasonable offer
will be refused. Don't miss the chance, at
1867 Main street, opposite Eleventh street
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THE WATER WELL CASE.
Why the Present Work is Being Carefully
Done.

Why the Present Work is Being Carefully
Done.
The Water Board and contractor think
an injustice was done them IN the article
published Yesterday in reference to the
search for the body of John Smith the un
fortunate victim of the accident at the water
works. They claim after thorough re-
view Of the situation, it was decided that
the constructor should put down a good
substantial curbing, as he lost large
amount of money BY the eavinS in of the
well. They are firmly of the opinion Smith
is dead, which opinion is concur
red in by the public in general
and that it does not matter mater
tally whether the body is recovered to-day
or tomorrow. They, therefore thought it
best to 90 to work and put down a good,
substantial curbing, so that when the earth
is taken out of the we'll the contractor job
will also be completed.
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Ohio River Railroad Time Table.

Passenger trains will commence running
on the Ohio River Railroad on Monday
June Is, on the following schedule, Wheel,
ing time, every day, including Sunday:
Leave Wheeling at 7:20 A. N. Arrive at
Parkersburg at 1l:5O A. N. Leave Wheel
ing at ass P. N. Arrive at Parkersburg at
9:05 P. N.
Leave Parkersburg at 7:20 NJ Arrive
at Wheeling at ll:50 A. N. Leave Parkers-
burg at SOS NJ Arrive at Wheeling at
q.35P Pm
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JEFFERsONIANA.
The Coming Great Event-The Club Dele
CATION to Chicago.

The Coming Great Event-The Club Dele
CATION to Chicago.
The Jefferson Club had rousing meet
ing, and an enthusiastic one, last night, at
the club headquarters. 1t was regular
semi-monthly meeting, but several special
matters of business came up. The Com
mittce of Arrangements for the reception to
the State Democratic Convention made a
report, which has already been outlined.
1t is proposed to make the night of July %
memorable in the political annals
Of the State At the same time
the reception is rendered the delegates
to the convention, a mammoth meeting
or series of meetings will he held to rotifv
the nomination at Chicago. This ratilica-
ton will not be tame little affair within
four walls, but will be composed of mon
Ster meeting in each ward accompanied by
magnificent pyrotechnic displays. Thirty.
eight speakers, from various parts Of the
Union all prominent Democrats, will be
here to fire the great heart of the victorious
DenOcTdCN Ol OHIO county, anu TUE OCCd
sion will be one worthy OF them. The re
port was satisfactory in every way and was
received with appreciation.
The club spent some time in discussing
the delegation to be sent to Chicago 1t is
probable two car loads of the Jeffersonians
will 90 and the club discussed the inscrip-
ton the streamers should bear. Randall
and Cleveland each had his admirers,
while Victory and Reform were popular
with all. 1t was finally decided to defer
action on the matter until the next regular
meeting on July 3, when the club will decide
the name to be emblazoned on its banners.
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Malarial Poison.

LADIES White Silk Gloves opened this
morning. T.. NJ. McGillin 4 Co.
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A wATERY GRAVE.
Report Says John Menu of RitchietOwn Was
Drnunah Mar NInnnh.Nilln-

Drowned Near Moundsville.
Last evening information reached here to
the effect that John Menu, of Ritchietown
was drowned near Moundsville. Owing to
the lateness Of the hour nothing definite in
regard to the matter could be ascertained.
1t seems from the meager report gathered
that Menu and acompanion left this city in a
Skiff Wednesday evening to 90 below
Moundsyille on fishing expedition and
while en- route the skif was run down by a
Steamboat and Menu drowned
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BRIDGEPORT.
Police and General News-Personal Say
ings and DOings.

ings and DOings.
The police docket yesterday was a boom
er. John Russell and John Lamkns were
fined $40 and costs for drunkenness and
disorderly and Dick Diggens was fined IS
and costs for the same onense. To-day
four more cases will be mp before the Mayor.
Among the visitors in Bridgeport yesterday
were ex-Auditor CofHand and Deputy
Sheriff Sedwikk, of St. Clairsville, and DR..
C. W. Clancy, ofSmithfeld. Mrs. DIR. Afflick
is better. A Cleveland company will put
down on Bennett street, sawed flag stone OF
a superior quality in front of the residences
of Messrs r. j. Alexander, A. Kuhn, Per.
~ Hathaway, A. Brannon and Mrs. ID.
Heinlein Yesterday bill boards were put
up on the vacant lot opposite the toll house
for Robbins show at Bellaire July Sth.
The finest and best strawberries seen in
Bridgeport this season were grown by o.
Williams and brought in yesterday. A
quarter is what they sold at
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Nothing But Personal Points From Our
Near Neighbour.

Nothing But Personal Points From Our
Near Neighbour.
Miss Rebccca Crockard, an accomplished
young lady of Wheeling, returned home
Yesterday after pleasant visit at the hos
pital residence Of Mr.. W. Crockard, of
Water street Mr.. A. Holiday, rising
barrister of Moundsville, was in town yes
terday. Mrs Sinclair of Woodsfcld, O., is
visiting at the residence of DR.. II. Ford.
Mr.. Hadsell, of Pleasant VALLEY, was in
town yesterday Mr.. Kennedy, q venerable
citizen of Shcrrard, is visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr. W. Mcmillan. Hon. G. S.
McFadden, of Moundsville, was in
ton Yesterday The Riverside blast furnace
is being rapidly put in repair for future
operations. Mr. Hamilton, a prominent
architect of Wheeling, was in town yestcr-
day. Mrs. Sarah LeVake, of New Albany,
Ky, is visiting at the residence Of her
brother, Mr.. T. Williams. Mr.. W. Hoyt, of
Wheeling. was in town yesterday. The
Boggs Run school will picnic on Saturday.
Mr.. d. McJilton, of Baltimore, passed
through town Yesterday
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pGnrisTs.
CABIN AND DECK.
News From the Rirer-Arrivals Ana
partures of Boats.

News From the Rirer-Arrivals nm.
partures OF Boats. u
Business very poor on the landip, T.,
day. 'S7'
The Scotia passed up en- route "a, D.
burg Yesterday.
The Belle Prince and Frank Gil
passed up yesterday
The st. Lawrence is due IN tod.
route for Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham passed do-
route for Cincinnati. we
The Heatherington and Atlap,i, =.
down with small tows yesterday. 'T
The river was falling slowly a, lort ,
night with 6 feet ofwater in the chanssI u
The Chancellor will leave this nor, =. =,
o'clock this morning en- route for Char. =
Jos lot of s., 900 worth of Mems CJo,,;
Sought at 80 cents on the dollar and v;1
sold the same way. Call and see for raa
self. by J. W. FrRRyr '''
Cor. Main and Twen,y.6p, s.,
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Retail Grocers Prot ective Association.

In our report Of yesterday general meet
ing Of the above association we made an
error in reporting the adjournment till next
Monday 1t should have read Wednesday,
June rs, at McLain's hall, at 2 P. NJ, when
all retail grocers are earnestly invited to at
tend.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

For spring wagons, bugCics and c,
riages, all warranted, 60 to J. W. Ferrl,
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Bueklen,s Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively. cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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Just RRceiytng

Another lot of carriages, jump seats /,
and three spring phaetons, dog carts, pat
box and cut down front buggies; al q
leather trimmed and warranted; also &
platform and three spring wagons for IL,
money than ever before offered in Whecrp,
Call, see and price att. W. Ferrcrs, com
Main and Twenty-frst streets.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL ETHICS.
Interesting Facts Concerning the
Class of '84.
Award of Honors by SchOoIs---Nineteen to
Perform---various Interesting
Matters Brought Before
the Board.

The, regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Education was held last evening
with the following members present when
Mr. President ordered the calling OF the
roll: Messrs Caldwell Dobbins, Ellingham,
Isett, Miller, J. A; Miller, j. c.; Naylor,
Seidler and Wilson, 4.
Like all meetings OF this body, everything
passed off quietly. The report Of the Super
intendent, which is appended, was the most
interesting feature of the meeting.
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A Startling Discnyerx.

Mr.. VIM. johnson, of Huron, Oak, writes
that his wife had been troubled with acute
Bronchitis for many years, and that all
remedies tried gave no permanent relief
until he procured bottle of DIR. King
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, which had magical effect, and
produced permanent cure. 1t is guaran-
teed to cure all diseases Of Throat, Lungs,
or Bronchial Tubes.
Trial bottles lOc. at Logan L Co.'S drug
store. Large size Sl.06.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-20

Group Whooping Cough, and even Asth
ma, Immediately relieved by Acker's En-.
glish remedy. Soln under guarantee by
Edmund Booking and C. Menkenmeller,
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va, and F. P.
Zimmer Bridgeport, d.
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Plenty of Blue stripe Seersuekel
Coats and Vests at the Star.
ID. GUNDLING e. co.
36 Twelfth St.
Weather Hn6irat,ons-

WASHINGTON, June Poor Tennessee
and Ohio valley, local showers, partly
cloudy weather and light variable winds
Slightly cooler in Ohio Valley, no changes
in temperature in Tennessee.
For the lower lakes, local showers, partly
cloudy, weather, light variable winds, sta
tionary temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-20

A GREAT display Of fine Oil Paintings,
Musical instruments, Cutlery Of every de-
scription, now on exhibition al No. 1881,
Market street. The public are cordially in
vited. Sale every evening at I o'clock.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and !
O'Clock evening. J. @. Hervey. AuetiOneer.
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The superintendent Interesting Report

TO NC DUuFU q LUHtWIFDH.
GENTLEMEN-The reports of the schools
of the district for the month of May are he
fore you. Your attention is invited to the
following abstract:
Enrolment for the month, 1896: average
daily attendance, 3,OS9; average daily alb
sence, SOC; per cent of attendance, So; to-
tai enrolment since September 4th, 1000.