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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-27
PHYSICIANS COMPLAIN.
ihey NtH Attend the Sick without
charge

J0HNsTOwN, Pa, June 26.-The resi-
dent physicians Of this city have COM
planned TO General Hastings of the en-
croachment upon their rights by
foreign physicians, who are swarming
to the stricken district Of the Cone
maugh Valley, and are endeavoring to
build up permanent practice for them
selves
The complainants state that notwith-
standing the fact that they have lost all
their property by the flood. they are
willing to attend the sick free of charge.
Their complaints are also directed
against the corps Of the Red Cross and
Yellow Cross societies. who, they say,
are also very fond of interfering. The
General promised the physicians what
ever aid be could give in re-eslablish-
ing the physicians in their business.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.
A CLEAN STOCK.

Catering. as we do, to the
wants of and tastes of cultured
people, we make it a point to
keep our stock entirely free
from Truck" or Trash OF
every kind. Job lots and auc-
ton stuff husband do-fnd
a home elsewhere. Wen none
of it. The clothes we sell are
made for us alone. 1t may not
be quite as profitable, but it is
certainly more satisfactory to
us to handle and distribute
only clothes of style and ster-
ling merit.
With fourteen years expert
ence we've done business on
these lines in Richmond. and
we propose TO continue to the
end.
Our goods are up to the
times, our prices are down to
bedrock. OUR TEN DOL
LAR SERGE SUITS and our
Two Fifty Trousers cannot be-
touched in town for the prices
named. Our splendid show
ng of Thin Summer Garments
Includes all the staple and
novel things worn by we'll
lressed men in the cultured
entres Of the civilized globe,
nd our prices place them
within the reach of men of
Moderate means and beyond
he reach Of competition.
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smIi Against Secretary Tracy.

WASHINGTON. June z6.- George b.
Ormsby, late an ensign in the navy. to-
day brought suit in the Supreme Court
of the District against Secretary Tracy
for Sl00 GOO damages for trespass incl
dent to his recent imprisonment at Mare
Island. Cal. his trial by court
martial, and his dismissal from the ser
vice. Ormsby alleges that there were
not sufficient grounds for his arrest: no
authority for his long imprisonment;
that he was not furnished with copies
of the charges and specifications against
him; and that in various ways the de.
feDdanl violated the Revised Statutes
in conducting his case. Ofmsby alleges
that the orders said to have been dis
Obeyed by him were illegal and oD-
pressive to the last degree.
The papers i'm the suit were served on
Secretary Tracy this afternoon. The
Secretary turned the bill over to the
Judge Advocate General for review.
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BIRyuNGHAM. ALA, June % Joseph
Courtenay. q lab0rer employed at the
Williamson furnace, has for sometime
suspected his wife of infdelity. On
Monday he told her that he was going
out of the city, and would be absent all
night About midnight he returned
home ana slipped quietly into the house
with his night key. He found
Charles Tucker. a young man about
town, in his wifes room. Mrs.
Courlenay ran screaming from the
house, but Tucker showed fight.
Courtenay drew his revolver and shot
Tucker four times through the head,
leaving him dead on the floor. Courte-
nay then made mis- escape. Mrs. Courte-
nay was arrested this morning. and
tried TO shield her husband by saving
that he did not DO he shooting.
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WASHINGTON, June 26 Nearly eigh
hundred deaf mutes that have come f,
Washington to attend the third annual
convention of tho National Association
of Deaf Mutes, assembled At Kendall
Green this morning 10 witness the cere-
monies attending the uuveiling OF the
statue to Thomas Hopkins Gallandet.
the founder in this country OF
the art Of telchng deaf mutes.
Large numbers OF invited guests prom
nent citizens of Washington. were also
present. Mr. Il. p. McGregor. OF
Ohio. tho orator Of the day, delivered
his address in graceful signs, Mir. c.
~ Haskins. OF Ohio, reading it for the
benefit Of the hearing portion OF his
audience. Mr. McGregor paid a speech
less. but feeling tribute to their beue-
factor. Mr.. Hodgson, president of the
convention, made the presentation ad-
dress. 10 which DR.. +. VI. Gallandet.
president of the Deaf Mute College. re.
spondcd. The statue, which is Of bronze,
is q memorial projected and paid for by
the deaf mutes 4 America. a. q tribute
to their great beneiactor who establish.
ed the first schools IN this country for
deaf mutes, and laid the foundation OF
deaf mute education. The statue re-
presents DR.. Gallandet in handsome
and effective design in The act Of teach
ing his first pupil-Alice Cog5well,
little girl eleven years Of age.
The unyeiling Of the Statue and the
memorial ceremonies was the event Of
the day with the deaf mutes here.
The convention proper was called to
order at O'Clock this morning. with
about Is delegate ia attendance. and
after listening to the address Of Presi-
dent Hodgson it adjourned Until to
morrow. This eysning banquet was
given at Willard's 3 Hotel. About 200
deaf mutes, their guests. attended.
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Patrick rord-s cr,ttc,sm.

CHICAGO June 2G.-The Tribune this
morning saws Luke Dillon, referring
30 Patrick Ford criticisms Of him in
the Irish World said Il am not sur
prised at the attitude Of the Irish World
IN reference 90 the death OF Cronin.
The deceased gentleman was trying to
locate the responsibility of the
misappropriation of trust funds. Mr..
Ford does not know but his turn must
come next. A fellow-feeling makes
people wondrous kind Ford has been
"a man of many Understanding
Funds, Spread-the-Light Funds, Mar
tyr Funds, and Land League Funds
Naturally. Ford has no use Tor a man
who is inquisiiiye about the use of IRISH
national funds.
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PENSACOLA, FLA, June 26.-News
has reached here of a desperate shoot
ing aHray which occurred in Walton
county. this State, last Saturday, in
which two men were killed. Sheriff
Castillo and Deputy Sheriff Black. Of
Geneva county, Ala. and Sheriff Nc
Leod and Deputy Morrison attempted
TO arrest \. u. Russell and
Pink Pye. wanted in Alabama
for several ofTenses, including murder.
The officers found the men at Camp
town. When approached. Pye began
firing with both hands. killing his pal
with a bullet intended for Deputy
Black. Pye then attempted TO kill
Morrison, but was himself shot down,
all of the officers firing at him simul-
taneously.
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 2G.--COm-
moiofe ". &. Schley, at his own re-
quest, has been relieved from duty as
Chief Of the Naval Bureau Of Equip
ment and Recruiting, to take effect
July 3lst next. Commodore Schley
was assigned TO his present duty on
September 6. 1884, and reassigned a
year later. Secretary Tracy has order
ed him TO command the new cruiser
baltimore, " one Of the finest vessels
in the new navy.
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F0RAkER NOMINATED.
Ehe Ohio Repsbiieans Again Put For
ward the BioDdy shin wE,er.

COLUMBUS. o.. June 2G.-The Ohio
Republican Convention to-day nomi
mated Governor j. b. Foraker for Gov.
ernor on the second ballot. After two
hours we're consumed in nominating
speeches, balloting began. TIE first
ballot was as foll0ws: Foraker. 207.
Kennedy. 1875; Dawes. 90: Oneall. 50:
Sampson. 50: Jones, %; Morri. AZ:
VaEce, 10: Neil, 81; Gibson, %; Bush
nell. /.
A second ballot was begun. but be
fore the totals were footed up 4 break
occurred 10 Foraker, aud his nomina-
ton was subsequently made unani-
nous.
A committee consisting of Major Nc
kinley. Congressman Grosvenor and
Mayor Gardiner, Of Cleveland. was sent
to inform Governor Foraker Of his NOM
In2ti0n. They returned in twenty min
utes with Governor Foraker. whose ad-
vent called for q tumult of cheering and
applause, which lasted for several min
utes. Governor Foraker then made
characteristic Republican speech, which
delighted the delegates. The platform
''' ANhN ~ ''fi- l'''lhdl 'lOoNtuOl.
The tariff plank, the resolution en-
dorsing President Harrison and the rest
OF the Pension Bureau. and recommend. |
ing Service Pension bill. were received |
with cordial kindness. When the reso- |
luton endorsing Forakers administra-
ton was reached, there WAS another
)u,burst. The promised tempest over,
IN endorsement of the Civil Service law
was avoided by simply endorsing the ut
erances OF the National Convention Of
1888. on that subject.
After Foraker's speech the conveu.
ion quickly completed its work by
nominating r. l.. Simpson. for Lieuten-
lnt-Goyernor, Judge T. j. Dickman.j |
OF Supreme Judge: j. G.. Brown, for
State Treasurer; y. II. Hester, Clerk of
ne Supreme Court; u. X. Watson, for
Attorney General: John Hancock, for
Of Schools. and W. NH.
aim. for member Of the Board Of Pub
IT, WprE.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Homeless Nreir.Ies.

LONDON, June Is Never within the
recollection OF those best informed.
have there been SO many homeless peo-
pie in London. After midnight they
can be seen lying about on the streets,
IN all high ways and in an sorts of out
of the way places. Ia such OF the parks
as are kept open and on the embank-
ment the seats are all uncOmfortabiy
crowded by these homeless wretches
trying to sleep, and in any of these
places SO great is the rush for seats that
they are all pre-emptied soon after dark,
sleep at such places must be
out of the question for several hours
after.
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Girl Assaulted.

SHAwNEETowN. ILL, June 26.-Stats
Attorney McKernan has telephone ad-
vices that Monday night siI men as
saulted Clara Slater, girl of sixteen
years. in a dense woods two miles be-
low New Haven, in this county. One
Of them, her cousin, Will Slater, was
essorting her from dance late in the
night, and the other i've suddenly ap-
peared aud did the brutal deed. There
is much excitement in that part Of the
county, and fourof the men are said to
have been caught.
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LYNCnBuRG.
suit Against Railroad Brief News
IIaua


Special 20 tine Tines
LyNCHBURG, June 26.-ln the case ol
j. E. NJ Wright against the Norfolk
and Western Railroad, for $1,000 dam
ages, for having elected him from q
train on a through ticket, some time
ago, the jury rendered "a verdict of only
1910. This was the third trial The
last time Wright got a verdict for $500.
bat the Judge set it aside.
The number Of teachers IN attend
ance on the Normal Institute Schools.
which commenced Monday, are 3i5 so
far.
There was reduction of freight
rates to this city over the Virginia Mil
land and Richmond and Alleghany
Railroads a few days ago, and now a
reduction of twenty-five per cent. of
ticket rates over the latter road has
given great satisfaction TO people here.
The little son of Frank Dawson was
accidently shot through his leg to day
and badly wounded.
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.UVAL q NONT0NIs CELEDRA-

f.I Horses. Mules. Cattle. sc. Cures scratches
lr d0g-. Warranted fo cure chicken and hog
cholera Read what those who have used n
LlFf fu fuH.
Deorse O Smith. Afiocs. Hanover county.
W.. SAYS; puyAl & Norions horse Tonic ls
flr best .oflf have ever used.
~. g.. AltAluleI Da Church, lianor
county. AH. sfYs: lun much cAunut hesa
ln Iuis0 of DuFnlN Noriou's Horse lunic.
John f.. Curtis Warwick. g.. H.. va: 4
tH'nk 30 aimos Indispensable to oar raising
hogs
ios. o.. Garrou. Warw ci, g.. a.. Va. SAYS
ll l- flr beet remedy ever saW iur chicken
ehoieft. as dozens 81 n3 neishnofs VIII
testify.
I.l. Cumphen Man0gohlck, King william
county. Nu, ! had q valuable dog with
tcrHlrIfs. which hHf given zap fo tici fcw
dHttt ~ ihe Tonic made complete cure.
Price. - Hud % cent, rer bottle. For sale
lt all druggists. sample bottle hy mail Tor
~ cents 900 siamp.. f.. T.. REEVE s. CO,
Richmond, Va.
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A MURDERER LYNCHED.
"wiih Curses. Oaths. ana NeiIs Ihey
Left with ihe Doomed man"

SHEPARDSvlLLE. KY, June 2G.-At
O clock this morning mob entered the
Jail and demanded the keys to the cells
Of the murderers Ardell and Mitchell,
who on June 18th shot and
killed Pedler Layine while try
ing to rob him. Jailer Bowman
took his stand at the entrance
with a shot gun, but the mob
soon overpowercd him. and his wife,
thinking he would be murdered. came
forth with the keys. Bowman pleaded
with the mob not TO take Mitchell, as he
believed him innocent. They left
Mitchell IN his cell. but warned him of
his future. and told him ne could thank
Bow man for saving his life. Aftey they
had securely fastened Ardeil, the com
mand was gwen 10 march, and with
curses, oaths and yells, they left with
the doomed man. Nothing could be
learned as TO the direction taken by
the mob, As they commanded all 10 re-
main behind. The mans body has not
been found.
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>ESIED rKOrOSAfS

DROIOsNLS FOR CUT GRANITE.
4 Oflcc OF liUIlfnl .ur Library Of Congress.
l3I eHst Capitol street. Washington, b. e..
MAY 20. lstN ~eHlDl proposals flr furnish
Ins and delivering ull Uf tne clt granite rec
Qu.rfd for the front walls. including the
dom, off fh- fufHudH. uf the building for the
Library 0f Congress. lu ibis city. VIII be- Zee
CrIHrI roo fhis office until clock T. NJ. ON
~All l.DAl. fhe 29ih DOS OFF june 1850. and
OuDn,f Immediately thereafter Iu presence
ol hHiltis ihe nfanIfr must he of light
BLUSH gray cului aud fine grain. ~pCciNca-
tIau.. general instructions and conditions.
lui blank forms nf proposal may he obtained
au application at ihis Office. BERNARD
li 1kIlN. Superintendent and Engineer
mY 2j.24 .2s .29.jujl.Jc Jc .s,ll,l3.1b.2G
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Secretary Tracy orders Forty Two
<tafs

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 26.-Secre-
tary Tracy has directed that on and
after the 4h OF July next the flags OF
the Navy shall contain forty-two stars.
The additional four stars are IN honor
Of the four new States. The War De
par;ment has taken no action ,On the
subject, and the flags OF the army will
remain unchanged until the States are
formally admitted into the Union.
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OXFORD SMOKING TOBACCO.

Persons holding the following tickets
gotten out ~ bays OF OXFORD SMOKING
TOBACCO will present them at tie lewelry
house Of J. T.. ALLEN < co., 40. 1927 Main
street NH get Silver Watches for them
valued at SO each;
Nos. 3.5fi. 2s.IG0 89,733, 3l755, l,l57,
p33
There are fourteen more watches 10 he
given away with the oxford smoking To-
l4crO.
send in your orders 40 once.
j. II. GODDIN,
ic25.3t No. y south Fifteenth street.
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Seized by IL sEasficn war-shtp

NEW YORK. June %. While dis
chaTgnga a partof her cargo at Gonavis,
the American steamship Ozma. of the
Clyde steamship line. was seized by the
Haylien war-ship Belize and taken TO
Port au Prince, The United States
man of-war Ossipee, however, happened
to be in that port, and Immediately Sc
cured her release.
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nOAKDLKs WANTED.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING A
j iarsc and c0infnuIlOus house, desires
StMMtn bOAKDtN~ f0f the ensuiugsfour
months. No childfen wanted under slA
years.
TERMS. SO per month, OF arrangements Ia
case of a family party could be madc on ar-
tiYlHR - N4t-. John GLEN.
lr2h.lt Foresl Depot Bediotd county, va
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commencement Exercises

COLUMBIA, 5. c., June 25.-The com.
mencement exercises Of the University
Of South Carolina took place to-day.
The address was delivered By Hon. Ed
ward Atkinson, Of Massachusetts,. Nr.
Atkinson received tho honorary degree
of Doctor Of Laws.
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ren.lon cemmiss.ener ranner

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 26.-Pen-
si0n-Commissi0ner Tanner left Wash
ington last night for the West to be ab.
sent ten days. While away he will de-
liver addresses at Ottawa. Kan, June
2sth Crete, Neb., July 4lh. and at
Council Bluffs. Iowa; Omaha, Neb. {;
Lincoln. Neb., Beatrice. Neb., between
June 2Sth and July 4th.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Aequistai OF Lieutenant Infner-Acei-
dent 60 a. Lille Hoy.
Special 20 the Times 7

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 26.-Lieu-
tenant Edward Palmer Turner was ac-
quilted Of the murder of Robert Tur-
ner. in the fauquier County Court at
Warrenton to-day.
A small boy, name Hammendinger,
fell from third-story window today,
aud is probably fatally hurt.
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225 EAST BROAD.
CORNER OF THIRD srREEr

The store We now occupy Is rented by
another shoe dealer, Ihls is why We move.
BE sure you are dealing with as. Come 70
our new store, 225 EAST BROAD STREET
after TUESDAY, July ~. We have decided
10 remain here until January. 1s0O. VIII
continue 10 give better bargains ihln any
shoe dealer IN the city. It's ouraim 10 buila
The largest trade IN thS city. That can be
done by giving. az we are. more for The
money ihan any one else
Our old customers know what our shoes
are. DO not mistake tne place and number.
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WASHINGTON. June 26.-The follow
Ing named fourth.class postmasters
were appointed in Virginia to-day: n.
I. Barley at Gold Dale, c. f. Beales at
Morrisonyille, Levi g. Cummings at
PuTcellyIlle.
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tfiufkfer Lincoln EauQuefed

LONDON, June 26.-The judges Of the
Inner Temple tonight gave banquet
IN honor Of Mr. Lincoln. the American
Minister. Justice Hannen, Lord We
myss. Lord Napier, and many other
prominent Judges were present.
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Go TO the Standard.

Come Join our watch and dia-
mond clubs. 50c. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. SroTr & SPorT.
GIL East Broad street.
Su.tu,tA-lm
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WASHINGTON, u. c., June 26.-The
President to-day appointed the follow
ing named postmasters: North Caro-
lima, William f.. Clarke, at Newberne ;
Virginia, o. ID. Foster, at Fredericks-
burg.
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BaSe- Ball Yesterday.

At Pttsburg-Pittsburgs, 1; Wash
ingtons, g.
At Chicago - Chicagos, :; New
Norks. -.
At indianapolis - indianapolis, 10
Bostons. g.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Phila-
delphias, 2.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyns, 10; Colum.
bus, 5.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, l; Cincin-
natis, 3.
At Philadelphia 7; Balti-
mores, 5.
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys 70;
L0uisvlles, >.
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Weather Indications for To-Day

| WASHINGTON, b. c., June 26.-
/ FAR Indications for Virginia and
| North Carolina FAIR. proceed
ed by light rain on the coast.
slightly warmer, southerly
winds.
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nWlDEND NOTICE THE BOARD
- Nl MkIDIol~ of the Merchants Ma
fHnHi BANS of Richmond have declared 20
iNiltNu or THREE ANn a HALF PER
liNl. ouf of the nei profit. of fhc past six
months. ilce oi N.paluule Co the st0ckhoid-
ci- Hn tud after tne l~t of July. l~oo.
frIU-tOt j. r.. GLiNN. Cashier
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wtIuam walter Phelps Made Mfsster
10 Germauy

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 26.-The
President to-day appointed William
Walter Phelps, Of New Jersey, Minister
to Germany.
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
hat terrible cough. shDaa's Cure 10 by
remedy for you.
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winds.
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BOARDING AT l0s N. SEVENTH
ID street. Good fare and pleasant ioolns'
Terms moderate, le20-7t
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DICuMOND NJSICALUNIO WILL
II Nn.f FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 2srr,
nfh 1..HrE. fhls ls ln ntu of .tho fc -
uHIr quarterly meeting A fuli attendance.
It .iI-.I,f ODD. lfrs IIruf.
THOMAS PULLING, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-11

Mrs. r. w. Lambdln was rendered a
party last evening by her friends, Mrs. &.
T. Barwick. Miss l.. Ennis. Among the
guests present were Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Armstrong and daughter OF Camden, N.
j., Mr.. aud Mrs BLteman, Mics Emerson
OF Philadelphia, Pc. Mr., and Mrs Hood
OF Baltimore. Those present from our
city were the Misses Chandler, Miss
Ryan, Miss Nudes, Miss WrightiDgton,
Miss Richardson, Miss Glover, Miss Mil,
Miss Lockman, Miss Vigoskie, Mr.. Hook,
Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Taylor, Mr. Willis, Mr..
Brooks, Mr.. Booth, Mr.. CAM ell, Mr..
Gibson, Mr.. Start, Mr.. CrosSTove, Mr..
Noble and others. After few hours of
social enjoyment they were invited to the
dining room, where the table was la len
with the delicacics OF the season, aud
after ample justice was done they re
turned to the rooms again, where the
time new by until the wee small hours.
The hostess was the recipient of many
useful pre- ents. They all returned t.
their homes after wishing her many happy
returns of til DAY.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-11
Inc sunday school Convention.

The State Sunday school Convention
mot this forenoon In West Presbyterian
Church at o 80 o'clock. The convention
was call d to order by President Joseph
Pyle, when Professor John II. Sweeney
led In a service OF song. Rev. V. g. Col
Inns read portion OF scripture and led
In prayer. The roll Of delegates was
called, followed by another service Of
song. The committee ON credentials
made their report, when over 800 dele
gates were reported elected. The report
OF the statistical secretary was read, show
ing that the Sunday schools in the State
were In nourishing condition. The
election OF OIL ers resulted IN the re-elec-
ton OF the old officers. President,
Joseph Pyle; Secretary, Harry Emmons;
Statistical Secretary, Aubrey Vandever;
Treasurer, W. o. lIOfeeker.
The president delivered an address OF
welcome to the delegates and predicted q
grand success for the convention.
After the appointment Of humber OF
standing committees, Professor Sweeney
led IN another service OF song, and at
II ,45 a. IN. the meeting was dismissed
with the benediciion by Rev. A. N. keig-
win.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-11
THIRD EDITION.
The Magic of Success.

There Is nothing SO successful as sue
cess. That Tonic sol-fa would become
the universal method of popular musical
instruction In America, was certain from
the beginning. The certainty grew out
of the Inherent qualities of the method;
out Of the substitution OF natural and
simple notation for one that Is artificial
and hopeles,ly complex. But the general
public could not be expected to believe
ut once In the possibility of SO radical a
change. They had no time to examine
ino the merls OF the case. There WAS
bu, one magical hey TO pub. ic confidence,
and that ky WAS success. At the VII
mington College OF Music Professor
BAtcheller aud his Tonic Sofia class 6
have be ONE very popular. Tue first in-
sight to the method always creates deep
interest. To get that insight come TO the
college on Friday evening between aud
: O'Clock. Everybody welcome. Tome
Sofia inaugurates a new era In musical
history, and musical culture is to be here
after the privilege OF all aud not oi q
tAYO cd Few merely.