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A Young Woman Foraer.

Ella c. White, who went to Chicago from the
east several months ago, was taken to Elmira.
MY, yesterday, on arequisition from Gov. Hill.
She was indicted in Elmira for forgery, and the
amount she secured is said to have been s25
600.
Sheriff Cassidy Of Elmira went to Chicago
one week ago in search OF the young woman.
He located her at 80 Sheldon street. Tuesday
the sheriff went into the building to secure the
fugitive, while Deputy Sheriff Gross waited
outside. While standing on the sidewalk a
man, supposed to be a friend of the woman.
came up and gave Deputy Gross singing blow
and then ran.
Mrs. White was known in Chicago az Mrs.
Ella Z. Worth. In some way it leaked ont that
she was specializing heavily. and closer inyesti.
CATION disclosed the fact that the sweet-lookinp
young woman from 30 Sheldon street was en-,
gagged in taking flyers through the medium
of the bucket shops. In the meantime photo.
graphs OF woman wanted at Elmira. NY.
for forgery, were sent to the police throughou,
the country, with the result that Mrs. Worth
was identified as Ella c. White.
A strong effort is being made to prevent the
removal OF the monitor fleet from Richmond 10
City Point. ~
Mr.. Ewing Watterson, son of Henry Waiter.
son Of the Louisville CoorieT-.Joau7.ai, and Miss
Jennie Block. daughter OF Thomas Block OF
Mchinnville, Ky, eloped Sunday and were
married in Snithyille at midnight
Cables are being laid from Hayti to Charles
ton and TO South America
At Boston DIR. Charles Stamford was
found guilty OF the procurement Of a crini-
nal operation upon Miss Nellie Martin, from
the effects of which she died.
Charles f. st. John, q well-known Wall street
man, was arrested in Norwalk, Conn, last
night, charged with forgery.
Erie canal 10 closed
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A $4,000. 900 MORTGAGE.

The Norfolk and Western railroad company
has given a consolidated mortgage deed on
their road to the Mercantlle Trust company of
New York for s43,OOOOOO. The object of this
mortgage is to pay off the present indebted
ness of the road and to build a double track
and to extend the road into North Carolina and
Kentucky. The deed has been admitted to rec
ord IN the Office OF the clerk of the corporation
court of Petersburg, Va, and covers seventy
five pages of printed matter.
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A General Christian Conference.

A general Christian conference under the
auspices of the American evangelical alliance
opened yesterday in fremont temple, Boston.
with an address by MI. VIM. Z. Dodge of New
York. The Rev. DR.. Oliver f. Gregory of Bal
timore spoke on city missionary work and
Prof. Richard Il. Ely of Johns Hopkins uni
versity. Baltimore, presented the needs of
cities in an able paper advocating profound
revival of religion
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Baltimore AND ONO R,r1Ro,p

| Schedule in eject NoycnIber 10. 1854
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jersey
For Chicago and Northwest Nestibuled Limited
For Sipiennsti 81 Louis and Indianapolis,
For PtIsburs and Cleveland. vestibuled Limited
far 1iy sa Il ma d e5ress 40 pan
| For Iuray :. 40 n ma. dsiiy 'AO'"V~
For Baitinlore, Week days. 90. 90. 6 40 100.
s25oi 20 s,o - - RiR nv BIZ 45 nlnStes
go $40 q 2;45 am; 100 50 nliIutes5 - 90
800. lo 30 and ii 80 pm. Nv ~
For Way Stations between Washington and Baiti-
more 500 40. $3.50 IN, IL a o. %, 3D. go,
II 80 pm Sundays. 500 am. las. 3..s5. SO.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington. week days
Ply go. 80 80 -; 500, $50 9:l5 aud
4;l5, BOO, 600, 6:20, 7:iO. $50. s,:SO io!Sj
1o25 , and II 900 pm Sundays $50, As. $50.
300. o:2O. 7:iO, 7:30. $780, 1910. i0:25 and
For Annapolis. Gao a. m, 1910 and 4:a5pm. ON
suhuAys, $50 an = 80 pm. Leave Annapolis 40
AIN. I2;oo and 500 pm. Sundays, 80 a. n., 90
pm
t, toE stations on the MstEopotHn Branch. t64a
tl0:30 am, "A 80 and IS SO pm. O-'''
For Rockville and Way Stations n rs pm
Tor Gaithersbulg and intermediate points, % 90 ..
For "a B 10y ; asd n,e5;sd p; s,,,,o
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at lls
7. stop ping all stations on Metropotan ranch
For Frederick to:i1 ito 80 am, t3:l0. IA 80 p
For haeerstown, ito; 80 am and 80 :3Opm.
~ ~ Arr, w., from Silcato aaly II 40 an and
am. and LOO pm. from I1ttsburg 7:lO m., ESQ
pm. daily.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
Ior New York. Trenton. Newark and Elizabeth N
j.. 800 ~ 90 :. 20 IL. 90 an - 3d. a 20 aud
.lO:.O pm Buffet parlur all day traina
Sl.oI4iis cur on tAe lo;'bo m, open At3OO pm
For Ihlladell'has Newark hilnIlngton and Chester.
and 10 80 pm. "
for nternIedste POINTS between Baltimore and Phil
adelpla, 10 90 aud 81 20 al az 90, ~ 10 pm
Trains leave New York for Washington, * 30
II 900 am, 900, 30 . 90 n IA and .l2:l5
night.
Trains leave PIiladelphia for Washington q 40.
% 10. III O m, N :5. Il 40, 81 :O5 - 40 D. m
For Atlantic city Il 90 am and ~ 90 m SUM-
days 90 IN. and AZ 100 noon.
Except sunday. daily. {SundAV only
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and res-
licences by Union Transfer Co orders left tlckSo
Offices, Oh and J5l Ia. ave and at DeIot
j. T. ODELl, CHAS % S1,III.
MI Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass hgt.
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West Virginia Republicans.

conference OF the prominent West Virginia
republicans was held in Charleston Tuesday
night. Fifteen counties were represented.
committee was appointed to wait on Governor
Wilson to ascertain when the special session of
the legislature will be called, with a view to
prepare call for general state conference of
the party to formulate plans for the coming
campaign to be held some time while the legis,
lature il in session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-05
Use of Morning Papers,

From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
Yesterday afternoon the Commercial spread
before its readers the message of President
Harrison. This morning the same document
may be found in the columns OF our morning
contemporaries. This kind of thing is of every
day occurrence. The afternoon Journals give
the news. Next day the morning papers con-
firm it. They, too, have their uses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-05
RIcEEM9 ,Sdi. AND pANyIktE BAJLsoAD co

DlCHMOSD AND DANNILLE RAILROAD GO.
~ Schedule an effect NONEMBt X "a. lsss
a., Aehess.e MAIL osiy LOT NArren-
toli, ooTdon-Nllle thariottesNllle. lynchhurg aud
stations between Alexandria and Lynchburg Roanoke.
Hllst9l hnoAyllle, ChattAuooga and Memphis Pull,
man Sleeper Washington to Memphis and Washington
70 New Orleans.
ll:2i Am-Frst Mail daily for warrenton, Char.
loitesNlile. Stations ChosaIeake aud Ohio Route.
- nchburg, Rocky Mount Danyille and Stations lea
tween lynchbu-E ana Danville Orcensboro Raleisrl.
hnsheNllle. ShSrctte, Columbia, Augusta Atlanta,
Birmingham, Montgomery. New Orleans, Texas aud
California. Pullman SLEEPER New lork Atlanta
paror cars Atlanta 10 Montgomcry Pullman Sleepers
wills 10 Columbia and Augusta Pullman Sleepeu
Nashingtun 70 Cincinnati VIA e. and %. koute.
~ l.nl1DAtly. except Sunday, for Manassas
stras nurg ana intermediate stations.
$3.50 pnl.-DaIly VIA lynchburg, Bristol and Chat
taloOra- Pullman Nestihule Sleepers Washington to
memphis, connecting thence Tor all Arkansas Toints
s:4o pin.-Nestern Express. daily Tor Manassas.
Culreper. Orange. Charlottesville Staunton, LOUIS
VILE, Cincinnati. Pullman Ncstibule tram Washing
ton to Cincinnati with a Pullman sleeper for Louis
vile.
IL 100 pm.-southcrn Express daily for Lynciburs,
Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans Texas
ana California Pullman Nestbule Car Washington 10
SLEEPER Washington 10 Birninyhan Ala, Atlanta
and Georv1a Pacific railway, and Pullman Sleeper
Washington 10 Asheyllle aud Hot SPRINGS &C, via
Trains Washington and Ohio division leave wash-
lnHton o;oO am daily except sunday and 40 pm.
returning leave hound Hin 90 am daily aud II I'd
pm dairy except sunday, arriving Washington , 80
Through trains from the south via Charlotte Dam
vile and l4Hchbutg arrive IN Washington O:53
am and 1:lO pm; via last Tennessee, Bristol and
Ly lchDuTg AT lO'.J and 10 40 n. Ia; Chess
Ieake and Ohio and Charlottesville at 4spln
and 10 pm. and 053 strasburg local 10 AZ
ain.
Tickets, sleeping-car reservathn and Information
furnished ana baggage checked at office 1900 PENN
syNala ave and al Passenger station, PennsylvAnia
mo- JAS. L. TAYLOR Gen. Pass Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-05
VICTOR L. ADLER'S
LnEB1o CoMrANrs
EXTRACT OF MEAT

For Improved and Economic Cookery: use IL for
SOUPS. SAUCES and MADE DISHES. In favor-i,s-
comparable and dissolves perfectly clear in water.
Makes delicious Beef Tea and keeps IN al eiiadtes
for any length OF time lib equal 40 lbs. Of lean
oeef. Only sort guaranteed genuine by Justus Won
Lieols and bears his signature n26-tu, thin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-05

GRAYNEss, badness, dandruff and all diseases
OF the scalp and falling Of the hair can be cured by
using Hall Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-05

The board OF canvassers duly declare Charles
G. Turner, ''the ice man." the Tamnlany can
ddate for Congress in the sixth New York dis
trict, elected
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Now READY.

Now READY.
Our Stock OF
DECORATED CHINA,
POTTERY AND
GLASSWARE,
Especially adapted for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
is now complete and the largest have ever offered
Our friends who wish to avoid the crowd will do well
to make an early selection.
M. W. BEvERIDGE,
oc2G-2m No. 1909 PA AVE NV
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HOUSE Il HERRMAss,s
ARGUMENT TO THE


ARGUMENT TO THE
LADIEa
WINTER is UPON US AND THOUSANDS
OF HOUSE KEEPERS ARE TO-DAY, FOR
WANT OF SUFFICIENT MEANS IN DIS
TRESs OVER THE APPEARANCE OF THEIR
HOMES AND YET FEEL HEsITANCY IN
BURDENING THEMSELVES WITH DEBT
WHICH MAY POSSIBLY ENvELoP THEM
EVENTUALLY IN UTTER
TO ALL SUCH AS ARE. OVER
THE DISORDER AND DIs> OF
THEIR FIREsIDEs WE OFFER .AE FULL
EST SWEEP OF OUR
EQUITABLE
UNDER WHOSE MULTITUDINOUS
METHODS EVERY HOUSE KEEPER,
WHETHER SHE COMMANDS MUCH OR
LITTLE READY MONEY, CAN NEATLY
FURNISH AND ADORN HER HOME.
IN OUR
COLOSSAL
TO WHICH WE HAVE BEEN
NECEssITATED
TO ADD FOURTH ONE,
OUR TRADE
HAVING INCREASED TO SUCH
PROPORTIONS
WILL BE FOUND ALL MANNER
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WHICH WE
AT LOWEST MARKET
PRICES. GRANTING YOU THE PRICELESS
PRIVILEGE OF
USING AND ENJOYING
THE ARTICLES WHILE PAYING US FOR
SAME,
AS YOUR CONVENIENCE DICTATES.
UNTIL THE DEBT is CANCELLED.
"OUR SOUVENIR" FOR CUSTOMERS
IS HANDSOME IN THE EXTREME,
EAGERLY SOUGHT AFTER, AND CON-
TIMES AN ATTRACTIVE FEATURE AT
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE,
ao1 and 923 9TH st. and $50 Mass ave- NV
seS-4m
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i I3Ea

/ BEa
You to accept my thanks for the exceedingly liberal
manner in which you patronized our
GREAT CLosING-OUT SALE
As you have already been informed, this sale will
continue until Saturday. January 4. 1880.
Should your fayOrs be continued in like ratio tC
those Of the past week, expectations will be
fully realized and you the happy possessors Of
$4,000
worth Of Winter Goods consisting o.
FINE READYMADE SUITS AND OyERCOATS,
1T reduction Of from 10 to so per cent on actual
Values.
MEMS ovERCOAIs,
s3.1S. $3.50. sG.Os. 1878. $3.50. go s9.54
BOYS OYERCOATS,
$3.50. si."s. s4.O5. $3.50. 7.75.
CHILDREN'S CAPE OVEKCOATS
$3.50. 81 40. s3l5, s3.49.
MINIS SUITS-SACk COATS,
s6OS. s6.75, s7.SS, SS.9S, Sg.5i
MEMS sUIIS-CUTAwAY COATS
s7.ss. ss,7s. 80 Ga, $40. IS, sllO3. S114S
MINIS SUlIS-PiINCEA ALBERT COATS,
sl393. sI5.G6. sIs.45.
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS,
Handsome Wide Wales with Rich satin stripes,
sl235
VICTOR Z ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
927 and go 9TH st NV.
Corner Massachusetts, avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
r-Dur:ng tie present month this store will b,
tept open evenings until . O'Clock. Saturday even
tnsrs untl1l O'Clock. d.
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Mrs. Rosentral, Seattle, Wash, took strych-
nine and died because her husband eloped.
The farmers union will join the Knights of
Labor,
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SC I'LL g e 3 II CIGAR.
L 4 90 I

Pure All Havana filer. suInatrs Wrapper, Delicious
smokel FRAGRANT Odori sales l.OO0,OOO month
S.NN'S-' ~NS-e Au21-eOOm
DoNDEk.
branch and studies that 10 perfection Best work.
sorrect prices wall Papers, OOn NOldnxs Painting
freseo Decoration. Estimates cheerfuIIy furuished
J. q. VALIANT a CO.,
l0l3 ST. NV
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,handoiine Is unequaled as beautiher of the COM
pexion; an indispensable requisite to the Ladies'
Toilet II renders the skin white smooth and soft aud
prevents chapping. Every lady should use it Per
Rheumalgia an nfallible external remedy for Neu-
raga Headache and Toothache 1t fails to give
immediate relief IN the most obstinate Give il
n trial.
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THE BEST GooDs AND LOWEST
PRICES ALWAYS AT
F. 5. WILLIAMS Il CO.'S
ID X q u 1 5 L s,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Corner 9Th and SITS NV.
CALL,EXAMlNEOURCiO GOODS AN BE CONVINCED.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proportion to other goods. We only the purest
drugs and chemicals from the most reliable manu-
facturers We cheerfully invite careful inspection
VI this department by physic
I Le best lrIple LAlracts Dulk...... 3ac ner or
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RAILROADS.
yINHE GREAl
FESNsYIvASr. ROUTE

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
ih fk s0fLA "ss fE MP sseTHHnhsr
sTEEL khIfs MiaSifioEsT EoSUifnESr.
TRAINS rnASk nsf ss%Gs5 FsSM STATION
For nt,sb1 Sra aD5 h ~, sihahI AS f98ms,
8t Pullman lesubuled Cars At 10 30 m. dsilyt
Louis With siSspns Cars AMY from sS 0 ,ssSr s N en-
SSnnst- and sleeping Cars Harrisburg q In
Nth slcerIns Car Alioons 10 Chicsee 81 LOUIS
IIer Car SsshaiSn 20 lsFsSSTs. In d sissS
mg Cars Harrisburg ~. Lonis, ChioA.ro and
Lss: EaTTS.. at 40 6iSI % daily. 70 via
Louis conneesu Ss,lH :; 70 S,9 sSS
prs no tS5 o Lonlssllle and Memphis Pacific En-
,n VIZ Through SLEEPER TO Httsburs and htt-barf
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
nSh,: , oSn,edssnA Rochester and NiAsHrs Pals
For ETie Canaan lsisSls and ksss a,v Tor INF.
iAS and Niagars dAily Ncept SATURDAY o 90 M.
For MilliansIort Lock Haven and fimira al 10 30
an, daily, except sunday
foR TIhbEIPnil, NEW YORK AND THE EAST.
+io; 1000 and ii 70 ON. on su nai s.oS
Ii;4O a,@ 10 r 800, 10 lo0g and II 20
80 am daily, except Sunday, and Z 90 pIa
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
fasi lures 10 An week days aud $40 pm. daily
For Boston wlthe Ut change, } 20 p m every day.
For brooklyn. NJ. all through trains connect u
ing direct transfer % Fultop street avoiding
double iCrrlacc across New York City.
For Atlantic CITY, IL 30 am. week days II 20 r. IN.
daily.
For Baltimore. Gas : 20 s.lo. 900. 40. 10 So
1000 and IL 40 am, l2:u5. : 40. . "a. 3:B0,
500, 4:lO. 4:2O, +;40. 600, 40. s:lO. 10 .Od
and 1 20 D nL On SUNDAY. q .Ou. g:O5, lO:.pa
II 40 am, 10, 20, = 80 90, 4 10, o 90
$50, S;lO lUsUO and IL 20 nm.
For fope's Greek i.lnc 20 am and 40 n m daily.
= except SUNDAY.
For Annapolis, 72O am. .O5 and 20 nm. dAil,,
except SUNDAY. sundays, 800 am. 10 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
MAJ MAJ AN ANp ALEXANDRIA AMI SAsHiNGToa
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER is lssa
Tor AitAsaidrla $50, U;:tl a.. :. AZ, q 40, 1887
aiit, ls.Ol noon. 2su5, 4:l5 ..S. . ID. q Ola
~, ~ % and % pm. On sunday at "a.
80, 941, 1857 ana, 30, 4:l5 6Ol. s:02
ana 40 :O5 pm
Accommodation for QuHntco 7,45 am and 4s55
n, nm week days; 40 am Suudays
for richmond and the South I 80. 10 81 am and
days.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. COS 7.O5,
500, BIO, l0.l5 IL 90 am: 1 20 400 5. 40.
o:lO, :O5. 30 10 - 10 AZ aud 90 ul Un
SUNDAY al .; 10 and / 90 an. 200. 5;10. 6.lOs
- 90, go, 10. 3. and lO.42 pm
llckets aud Information Et the Office, northeast
ner 81 18TH street and Pcnnsy wanna avenue aud 40
e station, where orders be lett for the ceckins
bseEare 10 destination from hotels aud residences
ChAS l. PUUB. j. Il. MOOD
General Manager. Id2l Gen. Pas Agent
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

| Two NORFOLK AND PORT MONROE
TIE POPULAR ROUTE
THE OLD FANORlTE STEAMER GEORGE IEARY
SLID: g. SAIL NJ, COMEORrABLE
rooms large comfortable and heated by Polite
and Gttenuye officers. Thorough discipliue
From th-street wharf MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at . pm.
and the only lille having exclusive connection with
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
Tickets and rooms at 6l9 aud 1881 PennsylVania
ave- HaNley ., 10th and n. and KnOxs Express.
dences. Telephone No. 1903.
mis- MM. p WEIGH. Supt and Gen Art
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
MONDAY, November is, 1885, Steamers Laoy a tbe
Lake and Jane Moseley, having been reT,nlred aud
newly furnished will leave Slxth-street wharf tarn-
mus 9TH and !,th street cars at pm. lLeturune
hour. Close connections for New York Philadelphis
and North and South fOr state rooms and lufoIn--
uOn regarding freight call AZ Wharf Telephoue saI
"a. Also Is and o. Ticket ofnces, 6lg and :I5l Pa
BOARD CoAs1ING COMPANY. MD
MOUNT VERNON
Steamer W. W. CORCORAN Can't l. T. m.S.
leaves n st. wharf daily texcept Sunday for Mound
vernon. leaving 1t 10 Am, n,aS
o:oo pm rare round "Trip al. Including adnl ssloa
10 GROUNDS and uallslOn. s.Is
IIO2 POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il MN IRON SIEAMEh ~ AkEFTFID~
AID sAIlliDAlS at a. n. hefuflllne N t.Sn1rs
fhlDA1S aud SUNDAYS n. NJ follrhi,0 al 49,
landings as far Nolniii Greek Va 81 Ceinep - 49,
ard leoliarotonn, Nd, Connects VIA b aud u HI h
Z. ". RIDLEY, Manager. -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-07-03
About Fist.

John III. Brumbaugh, of Concordia,
the state fish commissioner, spent two
days here last week, looking over the
lakes and watercourses adjacent to this
city. With w. d. VauSlyke, he exam
ined the lakes and reservoirs along the
water race, and declared that there was
no such place in the state for fish. He
was out at Miller & Benedict's and
seined their carp pond to ascertain the
varieties of fish therein. He found two
kinds Of carp. and u mixed variety.
Some Of the scale carp were brought TO
town and put in the sugarworks flake.
The commissioner offered to procure
for this place car load of young fish.
bass. croppie, wall-eyed pike and perch,
If the citizens viii pay the freight, and
the expenses of two men who must
come with the car to look after the fish.
lie said that if the lakes and ponds that
he visited here were properly stocked
with fish, that in two years this place
could supply all home demands, and the
Wichita market besides. Here. then.
is an opportunity shat should not be
lost. The expense of getting the fish
would net, perhaps, exceed 500, and
this amount could easily be raised by
substitution.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-07-03

to enter our classes, and can spare the
time and money, and who prefer the
economy of staying at home' to the
expense of going abroad. !" the normal
presents an opportunity.
The normal must not be looked upon
as a machine intended for grinding out
teachers. 1t is nothing OF the sort. 1t
was not instituted for that purpose.
Briefly. the good results arise from
these: Bringing the teachers together.
so that our experiences may form a
common stock, and that we may be
able to avoid the mistakes of others,
aud learn how to correct our own; to
obtain a thorough drill in the subject
matter to be taught, and to discuss
methods of presenting it to the pupil.
and to inspire US with degree of pro-
fessional spirit.
Incidentally, it offers to bright young
men and women who are not teachers,
the opportunity of attending, at home,
and at minimum expense, an excel
lent school.
The normal will begin July %. A cir
cular, as usual, giving more definite
information, will be issued in a short
time. Very respectfully,
II. S. LANDS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-07-03
County Normal Institute.

The following has been addressed by
Supt. Lands to the teachers and ad.
vanced pupils of the county:
when six weeks normal was de-
cided on, was governed by q number
OF considerations, among which were
the following: The success of the term
OF year ago, when it was in the nature
OF an experiment, and the expressions
of approval from the teachers and 9th
ers in attendance; the reasonable price
charged for board and the very low rate
from $l.25 to SLIGO per week, INCLUDING
all necessary expenses) for those who
rented rooms or houses and boarded
themselves; and the fact that a six
weeks terms in the work accomplished
is equivalent to two terms of month
each. The last two weeks of such a
term are equal to the ordinary four
weeks given to normal work. NAV
say, too, that the solicitations of our
teachers, more than anything else.
prompted the decision to have another
term of six weeks.
There are many who will not care to
board themselves. Such can procure
board at very reasonable rates. For
such as prefer to board themselves.
there will be no difficulty in obtaining
rooms. The experience of a year ago
makes it certain that the expense, in-
Guiding tuition, rent, etc., for the whole
term need not exceed $1,000
TO the teacher, it will not present It
self as question of whether II can af-
ford to 60" but rather whether can
afford to stay away"
There are large number of BOYS and
girls who do not think of teaching at
present, but who need more thorough
and more extended work than they can
get in our schools, or who know the ed
ucational value of being brought in con-
tact with those who are older and more
mature; who need the mental and NOR
al training which results from taking
and maintaining position on any ques-
ton among those who are their equals:
who are prepared to appreciate a close
inyestigation-such as will be made
by our classes-of any question that
may be brought up.
For such as may want to teach in the
sutnre, attending term or two of nor
mai institutes is of great advantage, IA
nlliarizing them with methods and
school management.
10 all who are far enough advanced
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-07-03
The Fish Law.

There has been a wholesale destruc-
ton OF fish in this vicinity this season.
and some people are afraid that the sup
ply will not hold out for legitimate an
glers, with hook and line. We have
been requested to publish the fish law.
and herewith comply with the request:
SECTION 1. 1t shall be unlawful to
catch, or attempt to catch, or to kill anv
1sh In any of the inland waters of the
state OF Kansas, by poisoning the water
with lime or any deletereous substance
whatever, or by making any obstruction
to the natural transit OF fish. for the
purpose of catching the same.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful to catch.
or attempt to catch, or to kill, any black
bass, croppie, perch or wall-eyed pike.
by means of any drag-net, gill-net, drift,
net, trammel-net, seine, tlsh-pot, set-ner.
wire-pond, or any device whatever. ex,
cept by rod, line and hook.
SEC. 3. It shall be lawful to catch aDy
other fish not mentioned in section two
of this act, at any time, except during
the months of May and June in each
year.
SEC. 4. Original section two. of chap.
ter one hundred and eight, session laws
or 1885, is hereby repealed.