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The Prince OF Peace.

1t is not often that we review
such q book MS "The Prince of
Peace, or the Beautiful Life OF
jesus by Mrs. Isabella NJ. Alden.
whom the world knows and houors
as "Pansy." AS may be Judged
from its title, this book deals with
apeerless theme.
The title suggests the view made
pr ominent in the book. 1t is the
priaccly; presenting the royal side.
In sketching his beautiful life, Mrs.
Alden never loses sight of the low
ing, lowly, humanitarian side of
Jesus nature and work he his
always the noble, exalted, princely
friend of man. He is clearly above
those among whom he moves but
be is not above them in unapproach.
able separateness. He is ACCESSIBLE
for the the lowlicst, and wheh one
comes 20 him, there is always for
that one moral uplift. The
nrince exalts his subjects every
time.
The peaceful nature of his con-
quests are beautifully shown. The
world has had long lines Of princes
who have ruled the nations and of
con l'lerers who have swayed nation
III destinies on the fields of con-
quest; but this Prince is a greater
conqucror than them ali, and
yields a wider sovereignty, and vet
peace is the watchword of his Co
horts. as it was the song of angels
who announced his birth.
One need not be assured that
such a theme receives matchless
treatment at the hands of Mrs. Al
den. Her life long-long devotion
to the interests of this Prince and
her hearty love for all that pertains
to his kingdom, guide her skillful
pen and enrich her fervid rhetoric
as she discourses on the great events
Of his career. 1t is not much to say
of her book that, while il will
charm the child. it will also edify
the man. 1t is rich in incident.
clear in exposition, faithful in an
plication. transparent in phraseol-
ogy, and beautiful in all It's parts.
The publishers, FOrslee & Nc
Maxim, Of Cincinnati, have made a
worthy book. It's generous. read
able pages are adorned with wealth
Of illustrations. Elegant colored
autographs, choice tinted photo
gravures, and a superb assortment
OF wood engrayngs adorn the pa-
yes. Bida, Hoffman, Plockherst
Defreggro, Fem. and % host of 9th
or eminent artists are represented
N the embellishments Of this vol.
ume. Nobody can go agtray in Sc
curing this book.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13

no. 4, Beecn Ran-.J. a. Hast
30. ., Sugar valley-Lnurn
No. c, Union Groye-G. ".
BishoG.
No. Z, Conncr-Mattie Copeman.
Glade Meadow Victoria jenkins
No. 0, Chidester-J. Ditmorc.
No. 10, Locust Grove. j.
Kelly.
No IL, Turney-Ezra Kelly.
No. II, shaGer-J. s. 1'rcmbly.
No. 10, llockart-Amos Wolfe.
No. Il, Deep IIollow-O. c..
Crane.
No. Is, center-Gny Elliott
No. IS, Mount Zion. l.. BiI.
son.
i. No. IL Lynn pal--Mrs. zettie
GRANT DISTRICT.
Bruceton--E. j. Augustine.
BrandonviIle-T. j. Liston.
Valley--Emma Cunningham.
Spnrgin-John IL. Cuppett.
Clifton Mills-D. G.. Gibson.
Kantner-R. W. Koontz.
Thomas-W. L. Frankhouser.
Pleasant Hill-Esthcr A. Liston.
Maust-James ". Wolfe.
Greenville--Gcorge b. Hill.
Gloyer-Jeremiah Thomas.
Chestnut Ave- Halter Feather.
Faulkenstine--H. f. Sutton.
Hopewell- Vacant.
Gutbrie--D. II. Scott.
We have made some additions
aud some corrections to this list
this week and shall continue to do
so until we get complete, and
correct list Of all the schools and
teachers in the county. We arc
taking a great deal Of pains to l,cer
this list correct and the teachers
md school patrons who consult il
can depend on it being as ne
eurate as 1t is possible 70 set it un-
til the schools all begin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Comments on the Close of the Cana.
paign.

Jefferson's response 20 the ini-
quitous tariff bill and Mckinley high
prices on the prime necessities of
the poor man, and to Tom Reeds
,utocratic sway, is 1909 majority
Tor VIM. l.. Wilson-the great tariff
reformer and defender of constitu
tional rights Ia. Free Press.
United States Senator Faulkner.
of West Virginia, is an energetic
political campaigner. As soon as
Congress adjourned he commenced
canvass of his State, and up to
Saturday night had spoken in 2S
counties. In doing this, in addi-
ton to his railroad travelling, Mr..
Faulkner has travelled by wagon
and OF horseback over 400 miles.
baltimore SIN.
1t wasn't good politics in the Re-
publican leaders to photograph the
last House and send the pictures
broadcast over the country. The
public took one look at the gang of
thieves engaged in stealing a Dem
ocrat's seat and decided it would
be good thing to leave about two.
thirds of them at home. MANY Re
publican seats in the next House
will be vacant for years to come. -
Fairm0ak {ntier.
West Virginia is Republican
State, and why shouldn TIT be, with
a Republican tariff law, Rcpubli-
can silver bill, a Republican River
and llarbor appropriation, llepub.
bean Pension LAW. II Republican
elght-hour law, a Republican anti
contract labor law? ?, Why not?
Era before the election.
Dear Boys Do you still think
that West Virginia is Republican
State or was You only joking abour
1T p! anyhow you will take it all back
now, wont yon? you had better ed.
NIT that you were casing ABOUT it.
because if you still stick to it, YOU
will ruin your reputation for trutl
and veracity and no one will tax,
any stock in your opinions hereafter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
Elocirlo Rlitnrs.

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
RENO nIsre1cr-

Rowlesburg A. Beerbower.
Principal, Miss Ellie Feather Isl
Assistant and Miss Rcbccca Emerson
2nd Assistant.
Davistown-E. May Davis.
Maeomber-Kelly Carrico.
Ridenour-E Emma Bolyard.
Shavers-Ezra Michael.
Red Oak-A. J. Shahan.
Steyensburg-AI Maggie Gross.
Mount Zion. G. Freeman.
Danks-Olivo r. Daily.
Shay School-Nctiie iIIlson.
No. "A. 4. Michael.
Fellowsville-Ella ShCwaltcr.
Pleasant Grove. b. Cornwcll
Evansyille-S. Il. Sterling.
Union-Mabel Hartman.
Red Rock-Joseph COZ.
No. l9-Luther Stafford.
Slmpson--Walte Davis.
No. 24-Walter Sinclair.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13

Whole number of members, 1872.
From Rhode Island, one not
elected.
Democratic majority, 145.
A number of Alliance members
are counted for convenience with
the Democratics. In most instances
the Alliencc men are Democrats,
but five in Kansas, one in Mime
sofa and two in Nebraska were
elected over both Democrats and
Republicans.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13

Some Of the Democratic papor.
illustrated the great victory in I-pi.
que and catching ways. The Clay-
tesfotcH Vuf ,ia TREE Press. lad NJ,
immense giraffe on each inside naoo
The Wheeling Register and Clarke
bnrg Newe had BOOSTERS carved opt
as big as life but the Grafton lea.
asr gets OF The best one on John W.
Mason with picture Of man fry.
ing TO get two barrels Of Wbiskev
~ ont Of the storm Of Democratic
ballots. Then 10 the various papore
there were all kinds Of game roos.
'ers and little bantios. growing
cocks and sick ones and altogether
q SOS great yietOry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
BILL HEADS.
Of ever, description and small Job
Printing executed with care and
dispatch.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED

on any kind of work. Write to us
for prices and get our card of rates
II ordinary job work. All letters
cheerfully and promptly answered.
If you want some Job Work done
and can't come to the office, write
to us, telling us what you want.
and we will promptly do the work
and send it to you and guarantee
satisfaction.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
PORTLAND DISTRICT.

Terra Alta-Princ'pal. Christian
1artmyre {; LIST Assistant. Emma
Elliott 2nd Assistant, Nettie
Herndon.
Pine Run-Isa Copcman.
Nordeck--IG. Lee Stemple.
Corinth-R. Kate Sisler.
Salt Lick-Etta Bishop.
Messenger-C. p. BolYard.
Brahams--Sadis Fields.
Beattys-D. w. lIardesty.
Albrightsyille-W r. Crane.
Formans Gate Belmont McBee
Lick Run.-C. ID. Feather.
Welch-Edward G. Evcrly.
Umon-John Taylor.
Rbodcs-Ella Bccrbower.
Koddmers-Joseph +. White.
treelands-W W. j Frecl and.
Oak Groye-lI. w. jenkins.
Hazel Run Charles G. Teets
Broad Ford-F. b. Sapp.
Cranes-John T.. Jenkins.
Washington Nanor-C. II. Free.
land.
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latter tho Elec,Ion.l


No eagles; no coons; no roosters
no double leads. Richie county is
Republican and that is about all.
Who staid at.home? Republicans.
Who turned out to the election /?
Democrats. Who were defeated ?
Republicans. Who carried the
State? Democrats Of course.
The reason of Democratic success
in West Virginia can be ascertained
by glance ut the total vote in
Richie county. The Democratic
vote equals that of two years ago.
the Republican vote is two hund-
red short. See ?
West Virginia appears TO have
approved the tive" infamy and
gnbernatorial steal, but it has not.
These matters were merely lost
sight Of The Republicans should
have seen that they were kept in
memory.
We suggest to Bro. Morris that
ne revise the first paragraph and
substitute the word "Republi.
can where Democratic" abuears
and nc viii then be right for once
ana more in accord with the eternal
fitness Of things.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
UNION DISTRICT.

UNION DISTRICT.
Aurora II. IIarsbbaroer.
Principal Miss Jessie Trotter, A.
sistGnt.
Salem--A. W. Carrico.
Goif Ridgc-Ada Frankhouscr
Lantz Ridge Charles Elscy.
Fralegs Belle Stemple.
Grange Halo. G. Wit
Stemplc Ridge Anna Shaw.
White--Cora Wilt.
Glade Run Winchester White.
Accident. T. Sisler.
Sclls-LiIian WotrinQ.
Cross Roads Jennie stcmple.
hglon-iioward Stemplc.
Slaughbau-Dayid King.
I.Fooksidc Mollic Stemplc.
Tanners Frank Bishop.
Dry Ridgo-W. III. Chambers
Slaughbau Manor-D. w. S,em-
pie
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
No. ] Nebo- Nina Forman
no. 2, Calc-J. Q. Barnes
No. 3, Pleasant VALLEY. O.
Jenkins
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13

We Have BY Far
The Best Outfit.
Most Complete stock,
The Best Stand.
Do the Finest Work.
And the Cheapest Work
OF any Office in the county.
Give us a trial and DO convinced.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
Eer-Zs. 4l.,-zs--zalss1si1sss. exxTnas51,,
Whaf is

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4nsa1ts ChtIdrrg SsosT1sr Csstor OH
Faregao o. haroatic GatdSs51 5r
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
TEACHERS DIRECTORY.
Where They viii Hold Forth This
Winter.
KINGwooD DISTRICT.

KINGWooD DISTRICT.
Kingwood Academy-Principal,
Prof. q. A. Crichet Grammar
Department, Miss Mile Clark !;
Primary Department, Miss Ida
Spahr.
colored school-Miss Myrtle
Menear.
TunneltoL-principal. /. r.
Mattingly; Assistant, Miss Mary
Lowe.
Howesville--E. T. Msrtin.
Catholic Churcb-Miss Ami,
Lynch.
Bonafield-S. ". Craig.
Eighty Cut-Albcrt Fortney.
Savage-D'. @. Con!cy.
Garlets-lI. s. ll'hctsell.
Pleasant Dale--Geo. ". White.
Turner. A. s. Barlow.
Snyders-John A. Sterling.
Morris Miss Gertie Fields.
Albrights SIill-Miss Iona Stone.
Hopewell-Annie Smith.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Reedsville- II. f.. Loar.
Oak Flat-John NJ. Strahn.
Long Hollow-Charles G. Elliott.
Friendship-Alice Everly.
Strife-Lowric Hartley.
Plainview-Aura Brown.
Vernon-Jennie Loar.
Masontown-H. NJ. Martin.
North Union--II. ID. Carroll.
Slabtown-Bellc Spain.
Fairfax-Florencc ShafTer.
LYON DISTRICT.
Newburg-M. S. Frey, Principal,
Mrs. Z. ". Showalter, 1st. Asst.
Miss Ida Anderson, 2nd. Asst.
Miss Ella Coughlin, 3rd. Asst.
Mics Dlolllc Straub. 4th. Asst.
Observation-Disclosures Thorn
as o'liara; 1st Assistant, Lizzie
Newberry 2nd Assistant, Charles
Metzlcr.
Scotch Hill L. ". Cobun.
Concord. j. Conley.
llarmony-A. A. Piles.
Irondale-A. S. DeMoss, Princi-
pal and Florence Lanham, Assist
ant.
Fairyiew-S. NJ. Shafer.
Gladesyille- Lizzie Shaffer.
Frvin-Mintie Martin.
Allendars --George Shaffer.
Chestnut Ridge ". 3. Michael
Gordon-Emma Huddleson.
Irish aidge-G. e. Barlow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
THE HOUSE.
Latest Returns Indicate IL win Have
A Democratic Majority or 145.

The latest returns show Democratic major
iiy OF is5ip the House cf the Fiftysccond Cong
rcss. For conparison tho delegations a. ;hcy
now stand and az they have been elected arc
given as follows:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-13
BEFORE AND AFTER.

The common understanding is
that there is no Democratic party
left in West Virginia. What was
once 1t has become so ashamed of
Its misdeeds that it has gone away
off and died. Richie gazette Be
fore tie Election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15

A largely attended tex and reception wa given Is
the women Of the Church Of the Holy Communion IN
south Orange yesterday afternoon. In the rcctory
Of the church. which Wa claloraciy decorated. thor
were about 100 guest, present. and the article th't
had been left over from the late fir for the benefit
Of the church. were nearly al disposed Of.
The Young Ladic, Missionary society Of the
Fir,, Presbyterian Church Of Orange held pleasant
lawn party on the ground, Of John Harrison. an
We, Orange, yesterday afternoon. There were dn"uI
100 present
The interior Of the church Of the Holy Com
muuion south OGaucr. j. 10 bee Thoroughly renovated
decorated and rcmolcod this summer. The intention
OF the va-try j. 10 make it ON" of The plrii' -
churclc, u the Orange Under 90" re- t'i-ilp oil lHc
Rev Dr. Prdll the church j, growing rapidly.
ON Friday evening there was "a dinner gwen IN the
clubhouse Of the E,-cX County Country tlub, lu
Hutton Park in honor Of Governor Ablcli Ihr
hosts were Mr.. and M. Charlie J.. lirddrn. 81
Newark and the other guests We're MI Ahh"l, Mr.
DOdd and Ms POST Of .cr7'v CtF \. J.. hu''r 81
Trenton: Albert Hoffman, Of lioD"hcn; ana j. =
Kuscr, Of Newark
The Orange Lawn Tcnu, Club viii hold t"urlt
rncut for mems single and doubles ana women -
singles and mixed double, at IL grounds, near NOM
tain station on June - and tn" following daN-. Inc
winner An the mcn'- singles VIII play with clarence
Hobart. OF the Ncv-N0rk Lawn Tennis club, for IN"
Orange Lawn Tennis club challenge cup no" h"Id hF
with MI, william, Of the staten Island Lawn Tennis
club. for the orange Lawn 1cnnl- tnb challenge
trophy, now held by her There VIII al" be ''hcf
urZe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15

Campbell SIR and Mrs g: H. Fish W. ana V Mr' Fd ~
SlofIvell Mr. and Mrs. :. y. Allen, Mr any 'Is. ~,
Lewis, Mr and Mrs. Mortimer Van Con- Mri an' -
J. y Iockhart. and Mr. and Mrs. :. a. S'cPhc"s'"' VI
New Rochelle. -, m q, ,nc
SIN,; SING-Illfc feeling has been stirred up III IL
catinlic church here between the paTlshlo'lS d'u H
,riesf Father James FtZ,mmon~. Inc tioiplc p,V IN
% I.s sunday when Father fitzsimnon' icpTpNci ~
nconlc for uniting pennies in the contribution Don uS
i,,tnr DO Won talc me for a mOnkcN bN ElNIHE inc
oil those ncnucs - Ills par1smoners nav Sli,S
""rlectcd 10 sell the number Of excursion uches "
he required Of them H. ,..,
port Overwhelmingly Day at inc 'on;Ic-th
tion,I Cburch will be- observed today IN" 'hui'"
yin lac decorated with flowers ana evergreen
~ mo mon who organized the Port chester S,tNnss
papL oniv fnur have lived 20 see the twenty MN He,
~ lis hl.forv-Samuel X >aitcrce, Wlinlnh j. Noc"
drotb Iohn f. Marshall and Daniel str'hiE
u,M,RoNFCK-Th body If H. Martin. inc nc,
sortor from the military post on DaVlu lS'a.., m
va drowned while making his escape WIS i""''u III
Mamoroncci IIarbOr on Thursday
NEW ROCUEILE.-.Iohn Shcchan. OF New itochelc,
b,t nLtnined thc contract for binding Hc" a""o
GYMNASIUM at West Point for 'ooo
HFDrORD The Rev. F. II. wall, inc r,eWIy aP
,o,ntrd ,astor Of the catholic churchc" AZ thl> p'
W,,nt Ef.co and Pleasantvic. VIII bcElh HIS uuuc'
in - Patrick's Church this morning
pLEASANTVILLE-T choir OF -: 'nhm n Inay
has led 10 camp 0it one WIN III "'''J ~ '
thorne Beach, Long Island So"iiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
NORTHERN YEWJERsEY COUNTIES.

WFSTFIFLD- Thc organization If the Wc7thcld Ath-
ctic Club wa, effected Friday. The officers chosen
are Henry VI. jackson, president; George W. l''A'
secretary H. ". Greene, treasurer. These officers
with {. y Codding ". /. Kccicr T. j. Bushnell Car
encc Rowland and Frank T. Lent comprise the H"'in
Of Directors. The club has fine iuclo-rd ri"uud WIN
suitable grand stand and finely graded diamond and la
had lie baseball team Al sorl. for three weeks. T. i.
Lent Is in charge Of the baseball inicp.,t-
KUTHEEFOHD.- There Wa a large ATTENDANCE ~
the lawn party Of the Rutherford orchestra on Friday
night on The grounds of Wic.iam Williams, about 'o
people being present. The orchestra Icd bY :. a..
Rhfdcs paycd "A varied programme. and lat" ~ the
evening a large delegation from the lodge Of the ron al
Arcauuu marched into the ground. II was after II
O'Clock when the gathering storm dispersed the people
The orchestra ncttcd good sum of money.
PLAINFIELD.- THE wedding Of Professor Edwin
Lewis Of the Painlcd High school - MIS- ElZ'bcth
Taylr is announced 10 take place on Monday, June 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
LONG ISLAND.

FAST WIIIISTON.-Jo~cph Il limiting yesterday
delivered himself up to sheriff Mathew J. "odncr q"
Long Island civ To avoid hcu' arrested On bcn'h
,,,,,,pt sworn out by Mr.. Elizabeth Powell, Of West
hurry limiting wa, indicted by The Grand Jury "
Oucons County for the alleged misrepresentation 81
f,ud. entrusted 10 him to invest 10y several people
,rou- whom wa, oscar Denton who lent him T3.uoo
m. ,,r,ud Iuf1 listened To- the testimony ~ mum
icr If widow, who profess t. De loser ~ Hunting
methods If DONG hn~lnc~~
E\NoIIOEE.-Wil T.. stafford. brother Of tnii"i
state. Marshal Chirlc~ VI. stafford. narrowly rrrip
dcth will, , tcd IN OF the Long Island Railroad
M Friday evening Just after the train lrft Boy shore
and v.hii. passing through dense wood which SKIRT,
The tracks The report of rifle was heard. ana bullct
era he'd through the window Close To VIZ. stafford
head.
IAu,rCA-Carl Na.c. n Young German. threw him.
sclf I'M front of train Yesterday in central ave, aud
~ maurIrd Dee, ord recognition. Fur@i to ai- COAT
w. not. 20 his mother. t'.u- hc1 not o mourn ipg
linn. a, hc had -our - better W"fld.
LONG ISLAND CITY The cornerstone Of the ne"
Irior Church. iu Diimar ave., ~i"uW1N. Nt- Lag Ic'
H., AZ I'm appropriate Crrcnoulr-. rs AiNi'' LONG,
T. and \. w.. Of Astoria. Deputy DfdI- M'~ir r
william ~hcrcr Wa, present Wiii lu- stan. Nl.ldN -
-t.,.vnv acted IT, master of ceremonies. Mr. >'"n.
way ha. contributed literally toward ih" uc" Church
which VIII Lc frame structure and VIII cost about
-.uOpO. The organ uou Iu -t"lnWas Hail. New ! orh.
Viii lc placed lu the urw church
CORONA-C olprcl John Ginll u. httynv var oily
died suddenly al Dis hoWc from aplplN} ~ O'Clock
Lat night. Nh tdlnllru Wa- colonel under ''u' Ihl
sheridan iu the l1i. war. and Wa % brave soldier
lie leaves vie and on" sou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WFSTCUESTER COUNTY.


WHITE PLAINS.-Thcrc is now an indication that
the deadlock in The Board Of Village Trustees will
soon he broken stephen W. smith yesterday an
nonnced that he would vote for any Of fifteen men
which he named among whom were A. T.. >lossyl.
y H. Hand, william =. Fcro. T.. G. Sniihn, Charlie,
r. sherwood. McrGin >niiIn. Charles butcher \. ".
Eggleston, Henry :. Moore Dr. George II. Magnc-s
and John Il. Cox, all representative men of the
village and large taxpayers. Mcsers. Long, Yer
planck and Miller will probably take Mr. Smith aSAS
word and select Of the number. stu
dents Of Alexander Institute viii listen to bacca-
laureate In the Presbyterian Church this after
noon. and Monday and Tuesday viii have the
closing exercises. . John o. Merritt the
sewer contractor, stopped work on the sewer system
last night Work VIII not De resumed until the
trustees TO decision on the building Of thc ou,
let sewer and pumping station. Mr. Merritt has had
notice to the effect that he VIII hold The VILLAGE
liable for all damages caused by their action Abont
100 thrown ont Of employment
MOUNT NERNON.-Thc closing of the term Of the
Misses LOckWGdS seminary in First ave was cole
bratcd by reception to the pupils aud their parni ,
last night The rOOIns were handsomely decorated " m
hass ana DuhtnE. me l'uitcc" f"lhg women who
were Oh the honor roll IN the senior class the
Misses LOckliaIt, klstnger. STEPHENSON Crosby, Le
Count Reynolds. Ferry, Gardner. Morrill,. Chivvls
Chambers. GcdncV, Lc Roy and Pugl. There wcr.
nineteen Of the junior MISE, who obtained standing
Of 90 per cent and over. nine Of IN" primary pupils
and seven Of the term pupils Twenty four OF the
system taught by Miss Levy. and medals were pre-
,cnted 10 the head pupils IN each Of the three de
partmcnts follows Miss Lizzie VI. Locklart. senior
Miss Mary Campbell junior, Miss Elsie Williams and
John Knox. primary. silver badges were given 10
each Of The kindergarten pupils. There WI, a pro
granmc Of music. rcliallOns and addresses followed by
Colonel and Mrs. !. A Knox. Mr. and Mrs c. L.
<fssins Mr. and Mrs. /. Il. Chambers. Dr.. and MIS-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
NEWARK.
FORMING \ ZIG SYNDICATE.


Article, Of Incorporation of a company Win an
authorized capital Of S5O,poo0oo were recorded I'D
the ESSEX County Clerks office at Newark yesterday
afternoon. Tic corporate name Of the concern u.s. 'H'
North American Company, and il proposes {" bui"'
buy. equip aud operate railroads. steamships ana
steamboats,: 10 aid in the incorporation o.. companies
for the above purpose: 10 operate h"! ana ~" '''
and 10 mine coal. iron and all kinds 81 ore ana
minerals 10 buy lease and control street railway ana
10 operate them 10y ,teim electric and other motive
power: to construct telegraph and telephone hh'-
and operate the same t. bay and ell stocks, ana 10
borrow money 10 any amount ON stocks. h"hu- anu
dcbentur of all kinds. Ii operations 10 extend
to every state i'm the United states. Central Amen g.
Mexico and Canada. The iucorpoiaior- are l." =
Ece>hey OF Morrist1Wu. Cora y. Williams. of summit,
and Charles BorgIcyc.. of Railway hat II f. hh"" %
that these names are onlF used 10 cover the drhnN
Of the people who are behind th" scheme. which l-
supposed to be the consolidation of Oh" Interests 81
several big capitalist, Iu the several railway Do Pnl
dclphia Pitt~burg. Ncvira and other places Wh %
they have recently acquired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15

SMUGGLING BAIT To THE FRENCH. -
Gloucester Mass. June 14.-The schooner vino
Irving arrived today from 81 Pierre Mqueon. Wh'r;
she had been with cargo Of herring from M'-ui''"
Islands carried there bait for the French tap'a'n
scecy said he was unable 10 sell his cargo a. I'ci7
were being smuggcd in there from .'t"ionhuIHlu ia
such large numbers That the French al present d' ~"
the bait they needed. The cutters were Po"'.''o ,
,,rovop+ tho -u,nrripc 80 extensively II being
carried on Vessels arriving It. Pierre from HiiiI
Banks report fish almost failure ne Tt %'E
American vessel, had done nothing. but the Newi0uhu
Land dcrt that had been fishing oil Cape BucNd ' I''
and along The shore from thirty to forty miles OH
Ind dOiln