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NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was very quiet and easier. There was
light demand, with pretty liberal offerings. At
the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported quiet. with sales of 95
it closed quiet, with further sales of 100 casks,
at 3434c for regulars. Rosin-The market con-
tinues quiet, but steady and unchanged. There
was very small business doing. At the Board
of Trade on the first call the market was re-
ported steady. with sales of 522 barrels, at the
following quotations: A, B, @, D and E 90c, F
Csc. 500, H 81 10. 81 IS, K 81 20, NJ 81 so,
y 81 IS. window glass So 90, water white So 15
At the last call it closed unchanged.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNANAc-THIs DAY.

ouN oEFs -9:O5
HISH WATER At SAVANNAH 1895 A N, 1888 P N
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RIcE-There was good demand and fair
business doing. The market. however, remains
quiet and steady. The sales for the day were
400 barrels.
The Board of Trade reports the total receipts
of rough from Sept. to date at 525,S76 bushels.
The total shipments of clean for the same time
were 16. 3S5 barrels, distributed as follows: To
Baltimore, 4,703 barrels; to Boston, 9A barrels;
70 New York $40 barrels: to Philadelphia, 3,025
barrels to the interior, 6,9l4 barrels. The total
stocks Of rough on hand is s., 942 bushels and of
clean 5,469 barrels.
The following are the official quotations of
the Board of Trade. Small job lots are held
ar lk01lc higher:
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

suSDAr, June l6, 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-07

Monday, ian. 2s,-The Senate; A mo-
ton to raise Ministers To the rank of Am
bas~adors gave rise to lively debate. in
which some Senators advocated abolishing
the diplomatic service; lie British extra
dition treaty will be called up to-day IL
will almost certainly fail Of ratification.
The House: The condition Of Alaska
was discussed aud an appropriation of
$50 600 for educating Alaska children was
made
Tuesday The Senate Ii was decided
tn discuss Samoan affairs with open doors,
aud Mr.. Sherman made q long speech on
the controversy; the amendment to raise
minister, to the rank of ambassadors was
adopted
The House: An appropriation OF $500.
900 was made for the new iibary building
Wednesday senate: Mes>rs Reagan
and Dnlph advocated restoring the >ta,u-
quo in Samoa; the British ENtraditiun
Treaty was discussed. but no action reach
Cd
House, The oklahoma bill was debated
further.
Thursday Senate: The Samoan amend
mcnt> reported nv the Foreign Affairs Com
mittcc were adopted Mr., Reagan with
drawing hi amendments guaranteeing men
trality To the Islands
House The Oklahoma bill was further
discussed and amended
the President submitted further Samoan
correspondence 10 congress, IN which ~,
orders Of Germany Withdrawing genera
martial law in Apia. Somoa, were mad,
public.
The Senate The British ENtradtior
treaty was rejected ~ decisive vote.
The House HE oklahoma hill wa,
passed, the conference report on the bill
t" create Department Of Agriculture wa
adopted
SATURDAY RI File Hon .c The Naval hp
preparations hill was passed. with at
amendment dcyntiug Slt-1.no for i roal
iug station at ra-o-ra.o Samoa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-07

F H Clergue, ESQ, of Bangor, who
has been in Persia fixing up some railroad
and banking schemes with the Shah. was
to leave Teheran for home on Friday last
having completed his journey. 1t is a
months journey. He has cablcd his friends
that he has made very promising arrange
ments with the Shah and is full of CONF
dence that fortune is in store for himself
and his associates. Clergue's friends say
that he has on foot the greatest enterprise
or series of enterprises ever projected By
/ an American citizen on foreign soil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-07


The dance at the Town hall, Orland'
Tuesday evening, Jan. 29th, opened with
the prospect OF pleasant time, but was
brought to a sudden close by the entrance
of some roughs from out of town who
had been imbibing freely of some sort of
liquor that had an immense lot of fight in
il, and fearing that they would get short,
they brought a couple OF jugs of IL VIII
them They soon created a disturbance
which ended in a free fight and the roughs
were roughly handled. One got Knocked
into a window and was badly cut by the
glass, while Others went away with sore
heads Warrants have been issued for the
arrest of four of the ring-leaders. orland
people do not propose Ia be raded on in
this manner but will try the restraining
effects Of the law Buck>port Clipper
The disturbances which are caused
10y young men under the influence Of
intoxicating liquor are growing eNil
which i getting 50 common that all
charity Tor L. or forbearsnce with 1t,
cease, to be svirtuc. There j. scarce
" week in which reports do not
come Ia IT, from some part Of the
county. Of disturbance, caused by
drunken hoodlumS 1t matters not
where it is; whether on tram re-
turning from fair. at dance. on
pleasure excursion. or wherever else,
such disturbances are a nuisance and
worry annayinr Ia all decent people.
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Franklin

p.f,rc,,..r, an, ro-,,,
granted to TWO other citizens last week
accompanied rs the I ; Marshal. Vic
lai"r~ Of law and order experience many
,,.lf.rr-.,..r, All ,h..y ,h .r',,y,r. ,ts,h,. ;.
our informant wishes u 10 state that
Mr Fletcher went g Hebron A. an assist
All turn partners 70 place" wa, one ~
the audible calls from the hall last Tuesday
danced u rh. enlivaning rain. ~ i,y,-
nr,.h,.tr, ,y.lI ..ryc1 ,nrr., .,,r,,..r
thc Relay House added - ne enjoyment
~ the way mine hostess HaNey enter
tanned the Methodist circle right hand
>omcly at IL last meeting
No. W. x-....,,,
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y ahirI

Il n.hiiI
inr w.ntcr weather.
7 Never better >l,igh.ug
/ The harbor ,til open to navigation.
/ Thr icc-men arr feeling anxious
Y POND, MT frozen up yyi
\ The town schools closed Friday
1 Arrived at ,he Congregational par-,n-
are, Friday Feb. !, line little miss y It'll
oat ang baggage
Departed rhi, life, Jan. % Mrs. olive
MaYo.
Conference at both the churches S4tur-
day afternoon.
The Ladies Circle viii meet at the
Congregational ve>try Thursday Afternoon
and evening. Free invitation TO everybody
and hi> friends.
The exterior of GEO NJ Pill>bury> new
house and stable i nearing completion
They are fine looking Buildings
Z. ". Mayo has the plumbers at work
in the 'Hosmer' cottage.
Mrs.. b. W. Hinckley remains about the
same a> at the first Of the winter Her
daughter Mrs. Blake, is still with her
Feb. ,. SUBSTITUTE
Two births last week to Mr. and Mrs
Franci- Drew, a daughter AMI to Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Wardwell "A son.
Mr. VIM. VI. Howard Of the firm Of
Howard 4 Green. made a paying visit 10
Watefville last Saturday and while there
t..1
low, Me, 10 be made of Hallowell granite
Last week Mis-, Eta Dority who is
stopping at East Bluehll. fell while cross
ing piece of ice and broke her leg Much
sympathy is expressed for her and we hope
she will soon recover
Friday evening there was a surprise
pound party at Mrs. Alhina Carriers
large number Of guests We're present and
all reported good time.
Saturday evening there was a very en-
joyable surprise party at Will Horizons.
writing school was organized at the
grammar school building. Monday. Feb 4,
Mr.. Grindle of Penobscot, teacher
There was dance in the town hall Sat
urday evening.
Luther Bankers many friends were
pleased TO see his smiling face in town
Saturday and Sunday
The grammar and primary schools in
this village closed Friday. Feb. |, Vra L.
Parker and Mabel l.. Wescott teachers
The names of pupils not tardy or absent
are a follows: Grammar department
Malcolm Wardwell, Brooks Wescott, Frank
Farnham. Frank Townes, Allie Howard,
Harry Albee, Stella Clay, Harry HInckley,
Lizzie Grindle, Everett Hinckley, Arthur
Howard. Charles Greene. Lula Snowman
Henry Dodge. Primary department
Pearl Gray, J. Arthur Greene. Arthur
Drew and Robbie Hunckley. Prizes in
spelling were awarded to Annie Horton,
Lizzie Morse. Bessie Tucker, Agnes Grin
die, Harold Morse; writing. Leon Thomp-
son.
Feb. 5.
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81. Valentines Day.

II You have a sweetheart send her the finest
valentine rrucurablr. II you have not send "a
some afflicted ami suffering friend liiiug- thai
"l inspire new hope ana fresh courage
1ttt-A p"lrrtinr cures Paralysis. Heart Di,.
ease. Rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Liver Com.
plants. Kidney and bladder Troubles. Proof
furnished BY addressing pr. r. > Hutchinson
\ 90, Eho-burgh Falls, vi. Feb
If ,ou 90 chilled these coli day> '.Rrown',
Instant Relief will quicken the circulation
and prevent uurunouit
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The Mount Desert Herald of last week
after quoting our report of the reading of
owen, at the recent meeting of the Maine
Press Association adds;
The moral of this is, never write How
ard Owen anything you don't care to have
published. But if we should print some
things which Owen has told US, his blush
would make Millers rosy countenance APP
pear deathly pale by comparison.
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Chiffon.

clifton.
Business has been very lively on the
road the past week. Those that are engag-
ell in hauling spool wood and bars to Mer-
rllrs mill IN EddIngtou have improved the
small amount OF snow.
Mr.. Joseph Parks Of Glcnhurn former
ly of this town, died Jan 81. aged II. Iii,
remains were brought here for interment.
Services were held ut Mr.. Sidney Parks.
Mrs Nancy Chick who i stopping viii
Mrs. Geo. Fogg Of Ncazic. has been a
home on a short visit.
Mr.. Moses Spencer has been very sick
but with the skillfu treatment of his ply
| stefan IL i thought lie Il somewhat recov
cred
| Mr.. Henry Moore Of Bangor is doing
| quite an extensive business at Spring.
| Pond In otis. lie is cutting the birch OF
| from Prcnt>S' land IN this town and l.
saving il into bars for 4, r. Merrill 4 Go
| He has twenty men Ia his employ
| Mrs Daniel Scott has returned from
| Holden where she has been takin. care o
| her >ick daughter, Mrs Zcna~ Grant.
Feb. \.
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Prospect HarhCr

Prospect HarhCr.
Death has again visited our community,
removing one Of our foremost citizens,
Capt. David G. Cole. No man will be more
missed in this place than he for his &C
lions ever evinced the goodness of his
/ heart.
f. W. Cleaves who has been confined to
his house for three months is regaining
his wonted health though his wound heals
very slowly.
Geo. Clark is again very poorly this vim
ter his annual attack of sickness being
more severe than usual.
On account of so much sickness in this
and the neighboring town, our physician,
c. c. Larabee, NJ. d.. is kept busilv EN-
ployed all the time. 1t is a wonder how
one man can attend to SO much business
Our schools have just closed very sue
cessfM term. They were taught by Misses
Helen Emery of Cherryfield, and Cora
Smith of teuben. A fine literary enter
tanment was given by the pupils of Miss
Emery's school at its close.
The Prospect Harbor Dramatic Club
will soon present to the public, a drama
entitled ''Messmates," which we think will
ne worthy OF patronage.
e. Z. Hutchings, Esq, is now visiting
New York and Boston on business
tour.
Geo. Hamilton is now confined to his
home, with the asthma.
Times are very dull this season. no Ous-
iness of any kind being transacted.
Good reports of the progress of our
girls and boys reach us from Bucksport
Seminary.
Feb. 2. n
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Ellsworth. Petition of Robert Cole aud
other voters of Ellsworth for Woman Suf-
frage in municipal elections.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to incorporate the Citizens
Water Company of Ellsworth.
Bill an act 10 incorporate the Blue Hill
Water Company
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-07

Essfhrook.
Clough Dyer commenced saving spool
wood for the Billings Bros. last week
Wesley Debeck has got the measles at
Walter Dyer's.
Mrs. A. B. Bunker is quite sick with a
bad cough.
A. X. Dyer has lost his horse.
Miss Abbie Butler is going to North
Hancock to stop with Mrs. E. L. Kingmau.
On account of i'll health Mrs. A. K.
Dyer has gone to Watham to stop few
weeks.
Jan. 80. DR..
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some Foolish People

AN"" ''h-h 70 run until Il get beyond the
I'"h ~ iht'Hflnt: hey often SAY. ''bh, il
viii wear away but in most ease, il wear.
Them away. Gould they be induced to try The
successful medicine called KEMP. Bal,,m
which i >nld on positive guarantee to cure.
they would immediately see The excellent ID
feet after taking the first dose Price 5O,.. and
y. I''hf size Iree. At all druggists
Iyr4
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Mount Desert trrB

/ tn" principal Industry here a. present Il
! catching founders Ahnnl l2J barrels i.a,t.
been caught ana shipped 10 NV VAN
I III. markets are hurtuating, hut the h~h
! have averaged fair price. \ few ~calpp~
/ have been caught. and undoubtedly that
1 too Will b. good business il thu near
future.
I Many OF the people here are hpplu. that
the town Will not be divided Is they are
satisfied with her a. She i and think that IL
Is Well enough u let wei enough alone :"
Mrs Anna Moon. house j. finished ont.
side and work is being pushed inside
Geo +. Moon i contract ,r aud builder
4 dramatic club ma been organized and
will give an entertainment about Fell p
\ little girl living with Mr. and Mr..
John Hollis got a shoe button in her nose
last fall The button has worked up out
Of sight and has troubled the child good
deal Mr.. ami Mrs.. Hollis ID not think ii
necessary To have II taken out. We hope
some means will be taken to have il ont
and relieve the little girl ON suffering.
Feb. I J.
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Sterber.
Though there is stagnation of business
In manv branches of traffic this winter. vet
our merchants are doing safe and we
think. profitable trade.
l.. B. Moves i buving large quantities
of hoop poles and kiln wood and is thus
benefiting large numbers of poor men from
this and adjoining towns.
Alonzo Smith is also a henefactor to
many, in his employment of many men in
his numbering operations.
Robert Dutton and A. X. Stevens are al
SO found contending for their share of the
business, and while they do chiefly cash
business, yet they have large one.
Bnt the neatest store in town is that Of
B. w. Stevens. apothecarv and dealer in
fancy goods. Though being In trade for
only a short time MIR. Stevens has built up
for himself a good business, thus proving
the value of strict attention and fair deal
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-07

The shoe factories at Richmond PAID
out during the year sl25,000. an average
of $40 per capita if it should be equally
distributed among the towns inhabitants.
The factories employed 400 hands
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-07


Our Sunday school Is made the recipient
of a lot Of valuable books donated by Rev.
MIR. Atkins of Winter Harbor. A vote Of
thanks was passed besides numerous indi-
yidual expressions of thankfulness
My thanks are due the Department of
Agriculture for garden seeds received,
also to Senator Hale for Agricultural Re
port for 1887.
9 But little numbering has been done vet
this winter for want of snow aud ice.
| notice with interest that Ellsworth Is
making an effort to introduce new indus
| tries, with view to the better improve
| ment of her water power. and the keeping
/ of her young men and women at home.
I believe this y step in the right direction
I There is no question but these two eastern
| counties Of this State are well adapted for
manufacturing purposes and there GER
tainly Is no doubt that We need to make a
4 strenuous effort all along the line, if we
would see any improvement in our condi-
tions. There is no money In numbering
now, and am sure fishing is failure. and
il does not pay To farm. Now with this
view of the matter. the question suggests
itself, what can our young men do for a
4 living! | have studied this question for
some time. and have seen our opportunities
narrowing down continually 1t was
stupid in Us. II not a crime, Ia allow steam
boats from other states or from our own
10 gobble up our Dish AMI thus destroy the
very best privilege we Had. We pretend
to protect our game in these last wears.
but how grudgingly we appropriate money
for il II seems to be a question with
many. whether our game j. worth saving
at any price. lmprnNidcnt, l. it not a
fact that not ten per cent. Of our increase
can End rcmnncratjve employment here;
There must be a right about face in this
matter right away, or else general giving
up to the Indians again.
Feb. |. NoSRENE
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

pUBLIC notice is hereby given tina. Jobn
1 Higgins. OF Ellsworth county or Hancnch
and State OF Maine. by his mortgage deed. date
June 9TH, a d. ls>s, and recorded in HaucocE "a
Registry OF Deeds book 2s7 mage 90 conveysS ~
us, Alexander III. Gray and Elijah II. frocs
en-, certain lot or parcel OF land situated In sa
Ellsworth, bounded and described as follows to
easily land Of John Carter on the soufh IL isnd
o. A. Higgins. on the west by land of James T
BroWn. containing thirty acres more or less, be
ing .he same premises to said Higgins conveyed
" 'ee'i OF James T. Brown, recorded In Hahcock
county Registry of Deeds vol. ia4, page "a AMI
may mat me condition OF said mortgage is broken
Mhereiore we claim 10 foreclose the same AMI
give this notice for that purpose '' anu
ALEXANDER H. GRAY.
ELIJAH II. CROCKETT.
ru.~. G. P. Button, Attorney.
- o'i'' a. y. lccs. 3W6
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slthaa,

little daughter Of Mr.. Geo Cook has
been quite SICK from sort Of blood
poison. but II better al present, The case
seems tp be quite similar Ia that Of her
mother whp i sick in Dcdham We learn
that Mrs. Cook j also recovering
The recent SHOWS make il very good for
numbering hui the streams and ponds ar.
Vet treachcron> few teams have broken
through the ID" very lately.
Feb. I.
Mr. Emery Jordan j. visiting her sister
Mr. " \ Roberts
l. r Giles returns to-day, ,Monday
t. hi school Ia Boston
Mrs. 4 X. Dyer II stopping with her
parents fit Short tiur
A. Holm HA>am. VI wa driving hi,
team loaded wi'h hard wood dpwn thr
East branch his Sheds brok, through th,
ice and began To- ~tuk II" quickly dr
tachrd thr horses Thr icc giving away
uudrr ttcm All Went IN together He'll
being NEAR At haui with presence ~ mind
aud hard work the, got them out all risEt
Feb.
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The Legislature.


The Legislature.
Monday. Jan. 2s-House By Mr. Wis
we'll Of Ellsworth. Petition OF CLYDE u.
V Hunt ct al, for an act granting them
power 70 supply the town of sullivan with
pure water
BY Mr. Warren Of Deer Islc-Bill an act
to amend chapter 2Ss Of the Private aud
Special Laws of 1883. entitled an act TO in
corporate the Isle an Haul Water Company.
by Mr.. Wisweli Of Ellsworth. Bill an
act 70 incorporate the Ellsworth Street Rail
way Company
BY Mr. Wi>wei of Ellsworth Petition
| of ii. J. Boar,lman ct al. for act 10 iucar-
! poraic the Bar Harnor and Lamoine Steam
| Ferry COMPANY, with bill accompanying.
| Also bill an act IA incorporate the Mount
| Desert Steam Ferry Company
BY Mr.. Hawkins of sullivan.
! of Joseph l.. Hovcy and - others, resi-
| dents Of Gouidsburo, for change of lobster
| law. Also petition Of John A. Shaw and
! q others, residents of West Gould>boro.
! for same. Also petition Of l.. h Moves
! and seven other citizens of Nteuhen for
same. Also petition of +. u. Bunker and
( II other citizens Of South Gould>bora, for
/ same. Also petiiIon Of Albert Fartar and
7 30 others If Winter Harhor FOR same Al.
! % petition Of Alfred Hamilton and 100 9th.
| er> Of Prospect Harhor. for same.
! ON motion Of MIR Warren ~ Ca>tine
Ordered, That the Committee on Claims
/ be directed to inquire into the demands Of
/ l.. c. Perkins of Pcnob>cot Me, for the
| killing of a glandercd horse, and report by
| resolve or otherwise
| tuesday senate MI Sargent "f nan
| COCK Iald on the tahi' - Pc printed. hl't an
| act 20 incorporate the crystal Ie' 90 an"
| plI! an act 10 incorporate the Deer i>l'
| alter GO, pending the question "I ihrlr
| reference To the committee On LcIal NJ
| airs
| House tt ~ Mt Ni>"eH "l ELLSWORTH
| Bin an act "a auihorIr aroan across me
/ tide waters 81 the head 81 lcill>'h : cove
| IN iiancocA
| ~ Mt Warren 81 Deer lNir.- f"Nti"h
! Of & Il. Chaplin and y others ~ regard I"
| builiing dam across cove known - ihe
Seal Trap on the island OF l>ie an
hant
| ~ Mr. curtis Of Far'>- frulon ~
/ Grand l'd@r OF """d lrmpiaI> ~ Ma'hr
| i'r hr't'r enforcement ~ lh' PE'"''''oIA
49Hhr Jaw
hl Mt- f'-- "I t'f''Ah' i'''"'h "t
| IL II hur'ihh 81 Al re presenting .H' 1FauH
! Lodge IN ''''H i'"'F'"f' Ar" UT. = y
Stevens g a.. i'lf.~'"''h- 'n'
ani = hahIA". representing VII
Ma'n' M''h"Hi~' conference anu > 'h>'I
/ temperance praNln4 Tor addi""hai ''-'7-
{ .ahph i"t better enforcement 81 'he PF'-
. hihit"rN ~"
| HANCOCK DIVISION CN-E.
| REPRESENTATIVE Warren advised ll, IL.
| mop.traut, to amir pirate . sum Of none,
| and nuttip., vim II what the, wnuI3 ..N-
| bend In 6ahtiu, their ca>. at the lc.i,la-
| iurr huili tin. road asked far III. uar-
! t5,. tn.S ht, aj,irr ami made. overture. ID
J tl' ~ +'t!''''i> ""' "'i' az -. =. -
| Looked f,,. tj.,ht willuot occur
| "Wednesday Uat~, -By Nj. Warren HI
| Ca-,!ur Btu An AL additional ,a all art
| :, ,nrnrn.r,tr thc Ca~tiye aui Baur.r
! Railroad COMPANY
! n, Mr. ,,riufl,'nf Nj Desert Petition
t. ii-,r,,,ra-. the Greek B,l,r Csmpa7v
NTH tr,,,,u,p,in., a.,
a., ~ Wi.y,,ll ,f Ellsworth Ri1I NJ
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Notice.

A Ii cr-ans are hereby notified not to trli.t ~,
a give credit to sarah staples, Of Bluehiii, IN
Hancock County on my account
Dated Jan. J., l>s9
Wines r. Hanlv q,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-07

The next meeting of the National
Educational Association of the United
States, Department of Superintendent,
will be held in the city of Washington. ID.
C.. on the 9Th. eth, and sIh of March, 1889
Nothing will be left undone hy those in
charge to make this meeting Of the De
partment Of Superintendent take rank
with the most notable of its predecessors
in point Of attendance, general interest.
and real profit to the cause OF education
To this end a most cordial and pressing
invitation has been extended to superin-
tendents, school officers and friends of
education generally to attend and partici-
pate in the proceedings. A strong pro-
gramme will be prepared, in accordance
with which live subjects in the general
field, and in special lines of educational
work and thought, will be presented in
able papers by prominent men and women,
and ample time win be afforded for their
thorough discussion. 1t is expected that
General Benjamin Harrison, President
elect of the United States, and Hon Le-
land Stanford, L. S. Senator from Califor-
mia, will sppear and briefly address the
department