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Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
An Alarming Explosroa.

LONDON, July 12.-An AlaEmiuR ex-
plosion occurred 1T Queenstown this
morning on bosrd the Board Of Trade
Gteamer Oookohafer, which was pro.
ceedinR with officers 70 clear the Ameri.
can Line steamer British Princess.
which had arrived from Philadelphia
on her way 10 Liverpool. The STEAMERS
cylinder valve was blown awey By the
explosion.
subsequently, while the British Prlu-
cess was proceeding TO see her pfopel'
Ter struck and shattered . whale bOai
belonging 10 the 0ookohAfaF, throwtDl
It's occupants into the water. They
were Teaeubd.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

EAsroN. July 12.--JAoOb Asher Bell
ger shot himself In the head early this
morning with o revolver. BE lie con-
aclous and will probably recover. 1t is
believed that 1t was an AtEempt ct sui
eide, owing 10 the young man being
bothered by Rifl Of bad reputa with
when he formerly kept company. BE
declares the shooting, however, to have
been purely accidental. His story Il
that while watching to shoot rats be
fell asleep, aWoke with . start and,
hitting the pistol, caused 1t to dis
charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
- ERt
Arharge AgAinst y 4


Topeka, Kan, July * nd,
ties in the Moore haOs a.. 4,
were in Court to day, ~. ~,
went over unit to aol, IN
Moors's counsel time e IN ,rrI
requisitlon papers. ca, I
served to-day on MS a y. n
her with violating The la ,,.',- q
relation to marriage By l', n,
ROT her husband. She va w, M \
ed from Moore and i asslg y. ID
room in the hotel. The NJ, Y. 4
sued against Moore as Esii 4 N
tor, but, the former alTe {, y,.b
custod , Of the officers, NV Z w M
on him 1t is though T.. w 4, 4
plead guilty and receive '~
penalty, $500 I
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

AAAn LAsA AN
NEW BEDFORD, MAssg Wy
This morning DR.. YaTIos i, y /.
General Sheridan had p,'s v, !
night, slept q great oeAl N ~
quietly in spite Of the s y. ~ W
many people awake. ne VT y
tinues 70 take solid food hsA"l
70 get up and into bic o1alI' |
Yesterday George KIDD " /
Bedford bueiness man, 3 ~ ~ N
meV residence al Rouna w
below Nopquiit, cent
Sheridan cottage inqalllls
eral would relish some yea, :,
aver Was Eyes" Aua ~, " !,
him. The General pAl'o ,',l.,,
portion OF tue Ash win a''
ment.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

A young man, participant In the
tub race ct Brandy vine sprinss, came
near being drowned on Thursday. he
SWAN or padded out into the middle OF
the stream opposite the boat house, and
thinking II was ehalloW water attempt.
ed TO touch bottom with his feet The
water being over bis head he became
alarmed and lost his head, flouudering
around and going down twice beiore he
was rescued. He had 10 be rolled and
otherwise treated, a. q few minutes
longer would have dniabed him.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

In conjunction with the drowning OIL
VIM. MO- iade ct siuplsy street wharf
on Monday night last, there 10 another
mysterious case in the proceedings. on
Monday morning Patrick Med enough,
who resided with his sister over Third
street bridge, lett home to 70 o.
work. carry ing with him his 1inuer
kettle. Later In the day he was seen
in company with the drowned man.
ne has not been heard Of sinoo be left
home, and hia sister thinka that he HI
either drowned or .haRy. ,<VsfV. vFi9it
Win; Thlfs~r thAs will c0ngtl- 49, Sss 4 !,
w. l9tN suocesa These eanrla-t.es q
laa same ~ hunas~-Seed I61Ily deal
ashout the q mofniRg the dinner KEITH
alnnd hea the possession Of the coroner
= sssho showed 1t 70 the jury who ar
holding an inquest over McQuade. Tn
kettle contained q portion Of tn
drowned mans Exit" Thus the myl
terry deer enc.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

NEW York, July 12.-While Buffalo
Bill was sittiug in his tent in the Wild
West camp, at Erastina, this morning, a
man walked in and pointed a loaded gan
at him. Before the trigger could he pull
ed the weapon was Knocked from the
Wou d be murderer's hand by member
of the company, and he WAS driven from
the camp. The man is supposed to be in
sane, and before sending him away the
load was drawn from his gun
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
Janed fer ,geIElnr on hunday.

LANCASTER, July IL, Augustus
KiIohof, Q shoemaker Of this city, hes
been committed 10 pTison BY Alderman
Pipkerton for six days for violating tbs
Sunday lay of 1924 by working on
Sunday. The complaint VAS broua D.
By KiFchof's neighboEs, who alleged
thst his constant pounding on Sunday
greatly annoyed them. Rather than
pSy the pIe,cIibed aDe OF ~ kircheh
preferred 10 90 to jail for six days.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
Rspubiloan UluD Organized.

A club was organized on Tuesday
evening 1T the ONCE OF Geo, W. Ingram
EGG in Mlddletown, to be known 81
the Young Mems Republlcan Club Of
81. Georges Hundred, The officers are;
President, H. W, Pharoi Woo preel'
dents, Clarence Pool, Alex. Orbit, j.
Frank EliasoD, g. W. W. NsudAin
corresponding secretary, d. W. Oorblt
recording secretary, 4. B. Bioei trea
sureE, NJ. b. Burris,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

Persons who wish TO purchase . good
house ct . reasonable price should at
tend the sale advertised BY Thomas h.
IsAlly this afternoon. 1hsre are two
houses 70 be sold to close up m estate
and either may provo = good invest.
msnt. For particulars sec advertise
mout
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

Herrick & Strsets, SUCCESSORS to 8 N.
smeltz b 90, No IS East Fourth streel,
received this moTning rs baskets OF
Harvest Hpples from the Randolph
Peters Nuuery Company. They have
also on hand everything the market Of
fords In their line at reasonable prices,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

@. T Simmons, the oil dealer, having
aOnG his health, left this city yesterday
for KsnsAs, his physician having Ad'
viSed hin TO try some other olimsta.
His friends wish him improved health
and prosperity in his new location.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

Gouley's grand sightseeing excuF.
sion to New York, up the Hudson and
D Inay Island, on July 81, TO Leave foot
OF Market street at 8 ., N. Round trip
Atokrata onIv "a 90
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
pIap.

RUIH.-un the l1th inst M. Bstella
daugaksr Of Allen W. and Maggie U.
Ruth. aged months and II days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vitet 70 attend her funeral from the resi-
street, on sunday afternoon. Services ~
the house at O'Clock. lnteFment ct kiver-
view eemetsry.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
one Thou,and yyo5kmen Plea,ed.

SHARON, July 12.-The Sharon Iron
Company, who have been idle for the last
six weeks, will sign the scale and their
immtnse plant be put in operation at
once. Over 1000 men are employed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

to get barenina. L. II. AdAiT, No. 415
Market street, will sell during july
parlor suits, chamber suits and baby
carriages ut cos to reduce bis surplus
stock; eArps's also at reAnctiOns
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

met tx fsr the fret tune l,ns ..ooa,bsI
their ie new new ql ls1, .i,sets |
5 Soa i i il Cd ed By , &C. I5sr!i
teHtion q he cla5 ~ 70 5I .gS 4
bet Of ligais, anu ON M he OaH
b1ildlng' lana ,,,,.nsact,d la'i N
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
v,oosd with : Wlisaf'


NEW HAVEN, conn.
mouths ago . bright
gave his name As
trade that Of o p' D
Philadelphis, CO
tanned work
family OF , ga
OhsarelFo l.
IN Inducing
her h9shan
S1,O6O bs'u
slops With
upon the ~
started III pl
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

Tomorrow promises to be clear and
warmer. Similar conditions will probS
bly, prevail on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

Best prea0 and aaKas ~ az alss ~
Weitop's. Seventh and TatRal.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

Elegant and stylish
summer dresses.
Salmon and Steel, 4 inch stripe.
Black, Grey and White Stripe.
White and steel, n inch stripe.
Salmon, Blue and White, small plaid
Black and While all over plaids.
All of the very best
so cent quality are
now reduced to Is
cents per yard.
Opaque D'India
More open and
cooler than a lawn
and much stronger
in wear. Generally
small figures on a
white ground--very
stylish and popular
tor lOw.priced sum-
merthin wear. Regu-
lar l24 cent goods
80 inches wide;
reduced to StInoW
per yard. ~ cents
e in.,4te neatest, dain-
Itiest, newest, all nov
city border Ladies
for
Igoing away use-2
for % cents and you
Twill think one fol
that money wOulC
be cheap.
Venetian Plaidt
and the last thii
season. A fine liner
lawn in effect with 1
100 cent value il
Hooks. The mos
popular thin mater
lial this seasOn---1'
cents per yard.
Boys Shirt Waist
in figured percale
are reduced from 7
J cents to 43 cent.
i. and in dark seel
suckers from Z
cents to rs cents
IgO-to-t he-cOuntr
and sea-shore waist
Persons desirin
Ito furnish cOuntI
residences, sea.shol
cottages or cam
meeting tents wi
find many Opportr
81 mites among o.
mating and carp
stock.
~ y: Mattings:
IN White-1Oc per yard, CT $500 per
of 40 yards.
Fancy--l215c per yard, or "a 80
of roll of 40 yards.
Fancy-2Oc per yard, or " per re
IND 90 yards.
der Carpets:
.lEEemnants of Tapestry Brussels ii
0utI following lengths, of the
makes such as KOxbury, ST.
and Smith'e, which retail at
mol 85c and 95c will all be sold, TO
the piece, at 50c per yard.
Orek Bring the measure Of your rooms
some Of these ends may suit
81 d0aL 80
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

The next eolIp. .. Of % g !
cur rG on sunday, .!aa P + .h,is
diameter Of the ,S eat tine ID "A
e. %.S aIi Ia5ss' q q &c moon
s :nG ais'l' si@o, COST, to sbsa IL
l oe \ n this section
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

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S Ssa q - : Q 'f ''
j. ssis oiiia'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

81 the RErUBLIoAE ofioe today, In
the Bnhd;
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

ws. wg.l,s, " W. s'sos
a @o, 4 p nofnins :, w., ' ~
Daily Republican., 1888-07-13

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-13
Vim, B, SharPdCop
Fourth and Market Sla

Hot weather
prices.
Whitney's cele-
brated dress Cling
the
|handsomest dress
bingham bargain
this season for fine,
elegant and stylish
summer dresses.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23
FATAL ACCIDENT.
\ Workman Falls FROM the city Han
Scaffold and Is KILLED.

4 Workman Falls From the city Han
scaHold and i, KILLED.
Yesterday morning. near 10 o'clock. a
sad accident happened at the New City
Hall
David Reese, is the name Of an employe,
who was labOrer. His business was to
keep the mortar used by the bricklayers
in proper condition on top Of the scafIOld.
He was engaged In doing bis duty when
the accident happened, resulting in his
death
The scene Of the accident was on the
Southeast corner Of tie New City Hall
next 10 FOrds Hotel and the Capitol
Square, inside the walls There are two
scaiTolds in the second story on which
the workman stand while laying
bricks and placing stone 10 posi-
ton. In the centre is wide
space entirely open. The ladder on
which material Is brought up Is in this
space. Reese, 10 save him ELF The lncOn-
venience of walking around The scailoid,
threw plauks across the open space. One
OF the planks on the side had no plank
on the top OF il. and was not double as is
the rule, and Reese had been admonished
not TO walk on those, particularly the
single plank, but he failed TO heed il. lie
walked on the single plank which had a
knot near the centre and as he reached il
il broke. precipitatiDg him forty feet to
the basement. In the fall and in bis
struggle TO save himself his head struck
one Of the iron cross beams, crushing the
skull and resulting in nearly instanta-
neous death.
Tie coroner vas summoned viewed
the remains and ascertained the above
facts. The body was laid out in the base
ment room where it fell, in the presence
Of the coroner and the TINES reporter.
Mr.. l.. T. Christian, the unds rtaker, took
charge of the body and it will be buried
to-day.
Mr.. Reese was Welshman, and at the
time of his death had room on Main
street between Nineteenth and TWEEN
tieth. Tie had lived la Richmond nearly
all the time for about twenty years. He
was about fifty years Of age. He was a
widower and left no family nor kinfolk.
Nothing was found on his person but a
small pocket book containing five cent
piece. Al his home his friends found
some money.
Mr.. b. W Figg, who was on the scat
fold and admOnished him, saw the plank
break with him on H. Foreman Lyston
was one of the first persons 10 reach the
basement, and with his assistance laid
the body out.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23

In the Hastings COurt sterday, Judge
Atkins presiding, the following csses
were disposed OF
lsham Coleman Ccoloredl charged with
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny was tried and
acquitted
Robert Harris alias Russell lcolorcdl,
charged with housebreak.ng ana larceny.
lie was found guilty of petty larceny and
sent to Jail for fifteen days
Edward Beasiey was airaigned on The
charge of making ielOnious assault On
the person of Mr. Mike O'Donuell ST.
and the jury gave bin six months IN Jail
aud fined him one cent
William Henry Bryant alias Blackbird
the negro who broke into the store OF
James McGraw, a hardware merchant AZ
No. l4l2 East Main street was found
gully and sentenced 10 three year. in
tne Penitentiary
James Watson feloniousy as,agl'irg
James Medley. sent 10 jail ion eight
months and fined S.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23
NORMAL SCHOOL.
MOZART ACADEMY.
Alone I'm London.


"Alone in London" popular drama
By the well-known author Robert Buch
anap, viii be presented at the Academy
on the 27th 2S.h aud ooh OF September
aud a ma,iree On Saturday. The play is
given in prologue aud four acts.
This viii be the formal opening Of
the regular season, and the man
ayers who are endearoring TO
pat their house on The best
footing and with The hest attractions they
can procure, will DOUBTLESS show that
they deserve the patronage Of the people
of Richmond.
II should be remembered that this is an
entirely different piece from Lost in
London" The Boston Herald says OF
the play ut is one OF The best Of rs
class, with an Interesting story well and
clearly told, a number If strong dramatic
situations, AN abundance Of lively Incl
dents directly connected with the de
yelopment Of the plot, and sufficient
comedy to balance and relieve the serious
element. The Charscter3 are distinctly
drawn and cleyerlv cOntrasted, and, fur
thermore, are admirably acted. Colonel
Sim las organized an excellent com
psnv. whose members could carry much
inferior play TO success, and 10 is hardly
necessary 70 say that Alone in London
receives iull justice at their hands"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23
Speaking at Ettricks.

There was an enthusiastic political
gathering OF the voters at Ettricks, Ches.
ter6eld county. Our gallant standard
bearer of the Third Congression District.
the Hon. George ID. Wise, with Col. Taz-
well Elicit ard DR.. A. Monteiro. ad
dressed a full house, composed OF the
citizens Of EttTicks and vicinity, on Fri
day night.
From the frequent and prolonged ap-
plause that greeted the wholesome Demo.
cratic doctrine presented By these gentle
men, it is clear that they were sppre-
cisted. All indications from that por-
ton Of the Democratic vineyard are de-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23

Deed of Sale Recorded IN the Chancer5
Couft.
The following deed Of sale was record
ed in tie clerks office OF The CDancey
Court Yesterday morning.
"Danici She,by's New Great Golden
Shows, circus and menagerie. Daniel
Shelby, proprietor, Stanton, Va, Seplem
Der Is, 1888
Received of Marx Gumbert and +. J.
Cross $225 90 in full for three Of the six
black horses known as the "whale team
Namely, the two whales and one Of the
body team. MILE H. SHELBY"
The tax on this deed Of sale WAS fifty
cents. The clerks Zee Tor recording the
same was 81 %. The deed by request
was instantly recorded and thu original
returned
The same deed has been recorded by
this circus company signed by Mile IL.
Shelby In stanton, and ia every plac"
within the state where they have
stopped The idea was 20 secure these
horses from levy. These horses did
not perform al the show ia Richmond
yesterday.
A number of attachments and leyies
were made yesterday BY the Officers, all
OF which were satisfied. These warrants
were sworn against the Circus Company
because of their failure 10 pay their bills
at the time promised and the refusal OF
parties TO whom the debts were owed 20
dance further attendance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23
TUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Their Formal Opening Number OF Pupils
Enrolled.

The public schools of the city opened
On Monday OF last week. aud have been
engaged mainly in enrolling. Classifying.
and getting into thorough working con.
diliou. During the present week al Of
them will commence studying aud move
off smoothly, except those buildings TO
which additions have been made. Mad.
son aud Springfield and East End will
get into the Few quarters about the 18Th
of October.
The schools are much larger than they
were last year Following is the enrol.
ment for The week High. 49l. Madison
G98. West End. Gi2, Elha, OBI. L,irb'
$50; Central, 667 Marshal. 05j. Belle.
vue. III, Springfield, 59j To.al white.
5.s27.
Normal, 33l Baker C27 Navy Hni
016; Valley 752 Moore. SIS. East End.
67l. Total colored, il12.
Total white and colorei 900
The schools are all FOL- About o00
white children and 600 colorcd children
failed 10 get in. There is much need M
better building and more ac ommoia.
tions at Navy Hill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23

The trade and products OF the Bahama Is
lands both show decline.
Artificial flowers were first invented blythe
nuns in an Italian convent
SIX hundred thousand Frenchmen own
shares in the Panama canal
o. the total Indian tea crop Of 95.o00,o00
pounds Assam produces 100000
A Kansas lad of 10 years is In Jail for
stealing lsty horses during the pas. year
Laundrymen in France clean linen with
out soap by rubbing 10 with boiled potatoes
A Clydesdale colt has been sold for 5000.
tho highest price ever paid for draught
horse.
New York city consumes 5000 melons p
day from the beginning 81 Che season until
October
There is 4 rumor that King solomons
mines have been found 10 the Iembobo
mountains
One watermelon doctorel with half an
ounce Of s.rychnino killed 2,OJ rabbits on %
ranch az Trayer, Cal
The daily consumption Of needles in this
country is said 10 b. 1900 $50, most of which
come from Reddirch, Eug
4 reward OF $l000is offered for the dis
corory Of process whereby canned corn can
be prevented from swelling.
Returns for 1858 show that British live
stock has decreased 4. 3 per cent compared 10
1851 and rs compared with l,,j
William Carter, aged - years has haen
coroner Tor dity-one years, and Is fhe Oldest
coroner in England. He succeeded bis father
Tho Goddess town ia tho world Is Wercho-
jausk, IN Siberia, where tho mcrcury has
sometimes recorded a temperature OF sJdss5.
below zero.
Wrapping fruit trees with cloth to keep
them from being injured by sunburn and in-
sects has proved disastrous 10 tho trees So
Shasta county, Cal.
Tho editor OK Die DeyolkerEng German
estimates the population Of the world TO be
1,i3i0O0,0)0 NJ Lsyasseur F'reuchl puts 10
at !, 4S3.0O),0o0, difference OF 100000
A Philadelphia barber makes the statement
that there are fewer bald heads among tho
people Of wealth ard fashion In Philadelphia
than among the same class Of any other
One Of the citizens Of Salem, Mas, IS
Frank T.. Vistorato, who, when De was lad,
was one of the /, 200 Greeks that, under -ilrco
Bozzaris, made tho famous charge 40 Car
pen.si in August, 1923.
English physicians condemn cigarette
smoking because it produces throat diseases.
Even the best cigarettes IRE dangerous. They
cause more consumption Of nicotine tLen
either the cigar or the pipe
A postal card sent from London around
the world via Hong Kong and San Francisco
returned to It's destination after a tour u
seventy days This is forty days less than
tho time taken ten years ago.
At an international horse show 20 b. held
al Paris next year $4,000 sill bedistribli,i
in premiums. Thoroughbrels, Arabs, AuSlo-
Arabs, hall breeds, cart horses, mules aud
donkcys are the classes agreed upon.
English farmers have turned against tie
sparrows as pest u agriculture All re
Offering rewards for their destruction. j. -
asserted that these birds cause loss p e.'fi-
cultural England Of si00o0ooJ t. <o1o9J,-
600 per year.
Dakota is $50 miles one way AID 80 ll.,5
the other But this il nothing %
which is So miles one way by 40 tie O..
while New YorE IS Az mile ioa5 al;
miles wide, and Georgia is S,0 mi. .o-. I'd
Pas miles vida
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23
DIUiiMUND SEMINARY,
III No. BEAST GRACE SIKkLT,
M hluAp. VA.

JOHN II. !tDh . ~, i4liiil' ~. -
Mas. r. C.. PrIVO 3, Assistant PRINCIPAL.
The sixteenth session & tbis boarding aun
day school ter young AIDES and Att.e girls "ill
begin WEDNESDAY. IS PrEaBEH -. ISIS.
No charges ~ the corps Of irsiruc or eN-
copt in fcuch. a Fcncn evntien'n' WHO
has had roouv wears 0f sieces.ial cXpcliri cc
IL the city OF New York. AID most highly re-
con me ndcd by a uienI OF the Fii' ciphl> DOR
whom he has avg - rs trnchnr hnda gentle
man. wi have charge of tae department Oh
French. ..-,>...,
SPECIAL attention Is called to or KINDER
GARFES and SUE-PiNMAkf DEP MT
NEST, which has woyei so valuable an az
junct 10 the pumfFy Department iOf c.llurta
trum five TO Uinc yeats OF age.
!, class Of little g.rls-uudcr ten years OF age
will bs started in ffeach FhEE o.
CHARGE 10y n fun graduate OF the school
Thoroughly qualified 10 start them IN the
grammar ana co Vcrs0uCn.
Apply for csia Caus 20 the book stores or 10
either princip.i. 'sepo'u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-23
Virginia Mechanics
Institute.
NIGHT SCHOOL OF
TECHNOLOGY.
practically ire >
INSTITUTE HAIL IS \. MN III STR EFT.
SESSIO q or 1889 20.
First half scs5'on val begin MONDAY
NIGHT. OCTOBER |. lsoS.
Second laif So IS on viii begin MONDAY
NIGHT. FEBRUARY 4, 1859.
INSTITUTE HAIL, = y. MINI STR EFT
sBssIO OF lsSs 80.
INSTITUTIONS


C.P.E. BURGA YN, Principal and Instruc-
tor OF lreonomctry Applied Mechanics
and tngiu eeging
W. X lllGllAh, Instructor OF Architectural
Construction.
Xix. GRIFFITH, Instructor of Mechanical
Design.
J. W. LAX, Instructor Of Instrumental
Drawing.
W. IA. Z. FlNKE. Assistqnt Instructor Of In
strumcntal Drawing
Will IAN L.. SHEPPARD, Instructor Of
Frcc-Hai Drawing.
d. W De SYLVIA, Assistant Instructor of
Fr G Hand Drawing.
W. G.. WALLER. Instructor Of Arithmetic
Glasses b. ana c.
GEOKGEF MERRILL. Assistant Irstruc-
tor OF Arithmetic-t'ias,es lf. and c.
GORG e So RIMS AM, lnsuuctOrof Arith-
mctic-t lass =.
REUBEN SHIRREFFS. Instructor Of Alge-
bra ami GeOm Try.
W. w. POOL, Instructor Of took Keeping.
Gnu NEH, ssist instructor Of hook
DR.. CiiAeLFs n. CHALKLEY. Instructor
OF Chemistry. Electricity and Physics.
W " BARROW. B sist MT Instructor of
Chemistry, Electricity ana Phi sizes.
For par iculars apply 10 THOMAS ELLETT,
Secretary, at his Office Ia the Institute build
my.
COMMITTEES ON NIGHT SCHOOL I:
W. j. WHIl EHURsT Chairman.
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w o. StNONS.
sells. l9.2l.2i.2j,Z 20 3lOcl.
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LOCAL NOTES.

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will only keep as they ate, there wi.l ua
no further cause of complaint.
The Chancery Court was IN tf~
sion Yesterday a short while and IaD
acted routine business. Judge Iloladal.
who told the reporter that be was RAPIDLY
improving Ia healln, presided.
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