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Lynclhed . Homicide.

PoPLAa BLurvs. No., Sept. 3.-Mr. Al
bright, proprietor of the Bihord house.
quazrsled yesterday with Thomas Smith.
colored. Smith finally struck Albriaht
with . rock, fatally iniurine him Th;.
morning st nine o'clock 4 mob of m.sisd
men took Smith from the Jail and iynched
him.
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Good New. Intensified,

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Sept. 3.-Returns
from ffty-six out of 120 townships in the
state give Eagle, democrat, for governor,
gain of $500 over his majority in the same
places two years ago.
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KAnsAs Crrz. Kan. Sept. a-Mayor Frank
p. Hchi6bausr Vas arrested thia aftarnoon
CHARGED with the embsxxlsmeut Of about
o10ye0o city funds.
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win Not League with rhem.

VIII Not League With Them,
PHIADELPMA, Sept. ga secret confer
ence was held yesterday between represent
atives Of the Players league and the Amer
ican association. It is understood the
Plavers' league is desirous Of forming an
offensive and defensive alliance with the
association, but the latter refused to enter
tain it and a proposition to interchange
games after the regular season was defeated
BY the vote Of the Baltimore club. &
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|AR ARRI<S
THE
STRICTLY SQUARE
CASH DEAL ING

|,orning events cast their shad.
before. SO we might announce
lin the preparations we are
Ing you will see one Of the
|sst Clearance Sales" ever
ia in Helena. On the 9th page
|sxt Sundays edition of The
endent will he our monster
|!tisement, showing in detail
we can only here announce
ieneral way.
south window might give
|. faint idea Of what we pro
|toing. True, it is only a neck
window, but "straws show
Ia way the wind blows" and
n a man can buy q tie for about
|nird it's value, he has certain
light to imagine he can buy
goods correspondingly cheap.
|he average mind that want, "
!, strange mutations Of fortune
sns to wander into some other
|,than ours, is generally illum
sre long and declares: "why
|yo to Harris. He's got 'enn. :"
ts right. In the words of the
|.ious Patriot and statesman
!, peerless state WE'VE GOT
and have got EN- for the boys.
|ar young friends will please
nber that any boys suit (save
-lties at $2.75 and under) pur-
! a during the week will have
Premium a nice wagon. You
,e them at our store. None
be sold under any conditions,
~ are solely for our young
5. How's that7 We hope it
Jas "chestnutty" as some of
'avertising (D dodges which
lately appeared, which reflect
ae credit as the styles of bust
their users are endeavoring to
luce.
> well known by all who
us that when we start to
|fout stock it has to 90. We
II large lot Of goods which we
sell or carry over. We need
bonn, and strange as it may
+ we need the money. Take
|. at our stock and you will
lat it is difficult to handle a
as crowded as ours. There
re- are going to sell them, even
! expense Of values ana prof.
hey must go, and If prices
nave any influence wa will
tou up.
! not long, the sale will he
lp seven short days, and what
we left will be "salted" down
lext year. We would rather
,resh goods to show then.
mess has been good. It is al
good with us. but we want
pr, and we know that in Or
increase it we must sacrifice.
this with geoi grace, and
wish to hold the goods till
|yles are old. and then sell
BIT half price.
patrons abroad can send in
riders, rely on our Judgment.
IL give you the best we have
'gement as well as clothing
lhatever does not suit can be
ld. We guarantee satisface
/ l1d treat all alike on the hiub
|fprinciple Of One Price and
! Dsali ng.
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Tho Typothetse,

BosroN, Sept. B.-The Typothetn conven-
tion to-day adopted a resolution memorial
izing congress to pass an amendment to the
present copyright law, defining more spe-
officially, and making it obligatory for par
ties who apply to establish the same rights
Of property in their claim. gs
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Out of It's Banks,
Financial Needs Urgent

BIO DE JANE1Ro, Sept. IA decree Just is
sued grants a government guarantee Of
state loans, amounting to the sum Of Co.
600. 600 milreis. The financial needs Of
most Of the states are declared 10 be mr.
gent.
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ADOPTED THE PLATFORN.
The Single Tax People Approve the p
ductiOn OF George

The Single Tax People Approve the Pro-
duction OF George.
New York, Sept. 8.-The single tax con-
vention to-day discussed the question
whether women should be elected honorary
members. VIM. Lloyd Garrison, of Boston,
thought no discrimination should be made.
Some delegates held it was impossible to
admit them on the same grounds as men.
Henry George read the platform which had
been prepared. The main points were that
all men were created alike, with certain in
alienable rights; no one shall be permitted
to hold property without fair return;
there shall be no tax on the products Of
labor, and all revenues for national, state
and municipal purposes shall be raised by a
single tax upon land values, irrespective of
improvements. The platform was loudly
applauded. The last clause Of the platform
excited long discussion. It proposed that
the telegraph, railroad, water and gas sup
plies of the country should be under control
and manipulated by local, state or national
governments as expediency might demand.
Several proposals were offered but finally
Withdrawn, and the platform adopted as
road by George.
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American Association

At Syracuse-Syracuse, 3; st. Louis, 8.
At Rochester Z; Columbus, s.
At Baltimore-Baltimore, 9; Toledo. 4.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I; Louisville,
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scores in to-day's games:
Players' League.
At Philadelphis- RE.
Phil.delphia :. / $50 0 o DO 10 5
Pittsburg...... o o 8 o o o Ill Ii 3
Knell, Cross; Maui. Quinn.
At Boston R.Hr.
Boston -. ....11 11511 Ia is s
Cleveland...... o l 2 o o o O 26n 3
Gumbert. Murphy and SWEET; Bakeley, Bren-
nan. -.
At New York R.Hr
buiialO.. ~. Q Q : Q . : > 81 8 s
Crane. Ewing; Tvitchell Mack. s
At Washington, D. c. RE
Chicago........ 5 l o % o o o 1-7s 2
Brooklyn...... 0 O o o o % 0 ST 8
Baldwin, Farrell; Murphy, Kinslow.
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Good Events 1t sheepshead,

Good Events ut Sheepshead.
6HxEPsHxAD Bar. Sept. 3.-Seven-eiehtha
of mile-Prinoess Bowling won, AL Far
row second, Fitzjames third. Time,
1:27 1-5.
Sapphire stakes, five and half furlonRs-
Gascon won, Key West second, Void third.
Time, lilo.
Mile and one e-eighth-Buddhist won. NY
Fellow second, Wilfred fhird. Time,
1:45 Is.
Twin City handicap, mile and one
fourth-Firenzi won, Tournament second,
Eurus third. Time, 2.O7.
Mile and one-eiehth-Vivid won, Sam
Wood second, Hydy third. Time, lass 25.
Turf handicap, milo and one-fourth ON
the turf Philosophy won, Lavinia Bell sec
ond, Master Lode third. Time, 200 1-5. +
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The strike on the Isthmus.

PANAMa, Sept. 8-The Panama, railway
strike continues and there has been some
disorder. Troops have been sent to Colon.
Steamers will probably be detained on both
sides OF the isthmua
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SHIFTING ABOUT.

Both Bali Leagues, Tired Of Slim Attend
ance, Play in Outside Towns.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.--The following are the
scores in to-day's games:
-@ PlaYaras Laaema EE
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THE HOG IN GERMANY.
Phelps Thinks the Restriction win Soon
be Removed.

Phelps Thinks the Restriction win Soon
be Removed.
BERLIN, Sept. 3.-Phelps, United States
minister, was interviewed to-day regarding
Senator Edmunds' meat inspection bill.
He said that public opinion in Germany ID
doing the work for us as rapidly as We
could expect. Different German interests
are bombarding Chancellor Won Caprivi %
hotly that We can afford to wait q little.
Our latest news is q startling appeal that
the municipal authorities of Berlin have
just addressed to the chancellor. From
April. 1889, to April, 1890, the city of Berlin
made gain in population Of 10000. Ac-
cording to the normal rate Of consumption
this increase in population should cause an
increase of 10000 head in the importation
of swine, but instead of that, the imports
OF 1900 head year. Matters have not i'm :
proved since. The chancellor has with
drawn the edict excluding Austrian pigs,
and now Russia and America suffer from
this unjust restriction. expect the prohi-
bitiOn against Russian swine will soon be
removed and then our turn will come. In
the meantime, am bit discouraged.
Congress OF Forestry.
QuEBEc, Sept. Sat meeting of the con-
Rress of American Forestry association the
inauguration speech was delivered by Lieut..
Gov. Anger, who welcomed the American
members to the city. He dwelt upon the
enormous raids made on Canadian forests
during the past few years.
Out of Its Banks.
vienna, Sept. 3-The Moldian river has
flooded portion of Prague and done much
damage to the country between Bochmer
and Wald. Many villages in the Danube
valley are partially submerged.
At Prague the widest excitement pre-
walls. Great damage has been done during
oday. A pontoon on which were thirty
ave prisoners, two commissioned oficera
end corporal, was capsized and only the
officers and six men saved. All houses at
Budweis are flooded.
- L.
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WAsHnoroN, Sept. g. -Sserstary Win
dom and tho director Of The snint had q
consultation this afternoon in H6eard to the
silver Law. one Of the results of which was
. decision that the department. will pur-
chase 100000 ounces eacn month, reckon
ing from the date when the Law took eject.
This action accounts for the comparatively
chases since the 18th ult. amount to within
10000 ounces of the monthly quota With
ten days remaining within which to com
pleto Il.
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Valuable Colt Injured.

Nxw YoRx, Sept. 8.-Frank Work, the
we'll known broker and connoisseur in
horses, was driving his celebrated team,
Wilkes colt and Frier, in Central park this
afternoon, when the colt accidentally got a
leg over the pole, and both became unman-
aeeable and ran away. Work jumped ont
and tried to hold the horses but was throvn
down and dragged some distance. heino
badly bruised and cut. The vetefinarc
surgeon thinks the Wilkes colt viii have "a
be killed.
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Bare Possibility That Some More
Public Building Bills May
be Passed.
In Which Case the Helena Bill
VIII be the F:..t Con-
sidered.
Tho Completed Census Of the state Of
Warrington = Anxious " Gas
Easy Places.

WAsHHoToN, Sept. 4-l6pecial. 1T 4
not unlikely that there will be few more
public building bills allowed to pass at the
session OF congress-. A request has been
mads 70 that effect by a large number Of
msmoess and it ID believed that some time
VIII be set aside for the consideration OF
bills Of this nature. The building for Hell
ena, Mont, ID the first one to come up in
the regular order and the bill authorizing
the purchase of a site at Spokane Falls,
comes second. The men from, the new
states headed the recent movement. The
president has been consulted to know if he
would sign any of these bills and he is Of
the opinion that some Of these buildings
are necessities. Those who have consulted
Speaker Reed think he is willing to vote
Tor day to consider them when the COM
mittee on rules meet. Friends Of the st.
Pau! building believe there is show for II.
Superintendent Of Census Porter to-day in
formed Senator Squire that he had com-
pleted the count Of Warrington state BY
precincts and that 1t was ready for use in
the reapportionment. One district alone
was lacking, and with an estimate Of
that the entire population was 849,616.
Senator Squire wired Gov. Terry Of the fact
and suggested that the entire statement
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To tho Widow and Orphans.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Acting Secretary
Wharton to-day sent the following telegram
to the widow of Gen. Barrundia, in reply to
her message to the president on Monday
evening: 1.-THE president desires me to say
he had received your telegram announcing
the death Of your husband, Gen. Barrundia.
While deeply sympathizing with you in
your afdiction, he awaits official details of
the occurrence necessary to determine his
action in regard thereto. The matter, you
may be assured, will receive most careful
attention"
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Trottinr at sprineneld.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 1926 class,
81, 500 divided-Chelsea d. won, Albion seo-
ond, Capt. Lyons third, Nutmont fourth.
Best time, 2:211S.
Hampden Park stakes, 2:22 trot, $1,000
divided-Mambrino Maid won, Prince Re
gent second, Jeanvaljean third, Edith Il,
fourth. Best time, 2:l8.
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Prohibs in Washington.

ELLKxsBuRa, WASH. Sept. 3-The state
convention Of the prohibition party to-day
nominated Robert Abernethy, of Spokane
Falls, for congress. The platform pro-
tests strongly against the liquor traffic,
favors equal suffrage, the reduction of the
tari6 ON the neceesaries Of life.
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Not the Ocean That Divides.

NOT fh0 Ocean That Divides.
New YoRx. Sept. 3-The dinner given to
Henry George at tho Brighton Beach hotel
tonight was largely attended. In his talk,
George said that Blaine can do NO better
thing than to include in his scheme Of re-
ciprocity Australia. It is not the ocean
that divides so much as the tariff. Many
other speeches were made.
Not This Year, Says Mr. Morrow.
SAN FRANc1sco, Sept. 8.-The executive
committee Of the republican state central
committee to-day accepted Congressman
Morrow's declination Of denomination to
congress from the Fourth district. The COM
mittee had refused to accept in the hope
that Morrow would change his mind, but
this is given mp.
The National Republican League Club
SARATooA, Sept. 3.-The executive COM
mittee Of the National League Of Repub-
lican Clubs met this morning in secret $685.
sion. All that is known of their proceed
ings was that the date Of the next National
League convention is fixed for April 2lnext
at Cincinnati.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Lumber Suit Deelded-All.rod Shop Litter

LUMBER suit Ueclueu-Allesou SIop Liftcr
HRIsal Arrested, etc.
Ex.Judge Thomas Cochran, Of 81. Clais.ylllc,
was In Martins Ferry yesterday. NJ
George Roach aud Geo. Fcctcrcr will play with
The Mingo club 10 morrow, III a game With Wis.
iting club on tho home grounds. /,
Hon, william Mitchell, Of 81. Louis, passed
through town yesterday OH BIS way 10 Mi. ficas.
Louis. .. - = :.
Tho arc light on the corner Of Fourth and
walnut streets, has been missed 10 height OF
lorty leet, as an eIperiuieut, and \ great lin.
prov ement Ia noticeable. #J-.
A man named John Hees, employed by lib
bard u ron. on tho pipe line. was caught By
some some cayiuS earth Yesterday aud severely hurt.
Last evening Elizabeth Henderson, a e8lese'
woman. rcsldlpg ~ the alley back OF Lanes
plumbing establishment, Was arrested nua
iocket up. charEed with shop lifting NJ Julius
jacobs store., on Saturday night. Tho goods
missing were found In Mrs. llendcrsou's house.
The much talked Of lumber ,uit was won by
Joshua watson. BONE years ago li.nes 4 VII
son. o. wheeling. Rot n JUDGMENT from tho Con-.
mon rlente Court Hgaiust Moore llros for g., tOO.
Joshua Watson ordered lumber from Cleveland
with which TO build n residence, and gaye the
cohnAei :, Moore Bros. The Lumber came and
was attached by lanes < Wilson, they thlukiug
tho lumber belonged to Mooic l.ros. Yesterday
there was asuit before Squire Theo. Keller aud
= Jury 10 ascertain Tho righifnl owner OF tho
lumber. The Jury. CONSISTED OF u. T. brady, J.
y. stewart, NJ. I'M. George Arbaugh ani J.
Medill. and liancs q Wilson were represented
BY George duncan, J. q. Cochran and Y. ".
sh!eve. and Nj. Watson by J. Q. Gray and Jamts
| Tallman. bill was produced showing that thu
lum4er had been sold 10 Watson aud paid for by
! him, and the Jury after celebrating only u few
minutes, returnal verdict ID favor OF Wats5u
The case occupied tho major portion OF the ,ny
and large number Of spectators were present.
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Nuilrontl Items,

Active work is now going on along
the Ohio Valley Railroad by some Of the
contractors. ,..g
Atthe annual meeting last week the
Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling Railroad
declared dividend OF per cent.
The main line Of the i. z. l. G. Rail.
road has been appraised for taxation at
$1,000 per mile; sidings $500; rolling
stock Sll0: buildings $4,225 and tools
$3.50. 20
Mr.. J. P. Fitzgerald, formerly B. & O,
agent at Bellaire, and since that yard mas
ter ior the Riverside company at BEN
wood, has been appointed agent for the
same company at Chicago Junction,
Ohio, Mr.. Fitzgerald is thorough rail-
road man and one Of the most popular
men on this line Of road. He takes
hold to-day. j
The tools and contractors that were
to be used by the 3. 4 o. Company at
Henwood Junction in making tho pro.
posed Improvement at that place have
all gone, aud the work is, for the pres
ent, ut least, abandoned. 1t is said the
contractors have gone to work on the
new line that is to connect the Valley
road with tho main line ut Chicago
Junction, -"
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. W. G. Worley, OF Kingwood, was
in the city yesterday.
90. lIanlon, OF the GAINESVILLE Re
publican, is at the Stamm.
Judge Okey johnson and wife, OF
Charleston, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. +. L. Nichols, OF Fairmont, was in
town yesterday on buEiness TIP.
]. Blackstone and Charles E. Wells,
OF Glover's Gap, are at the Windsor. T
Messrs. J. T. Koon and Joseph More
land, OF Warrington, are ut the stamm.
President E. NJ. Turner, OF the Nor,
gantown University, spent last night at
tho Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. f. NJ. Richards, OF McCullough's
drug store, who has been laid up with
measles, is considerably better.
Squire l.. r. Smith, eS.postmaster Of
New Cumberland, was down yesterday
He looked as cheerful and happy as ii lie
were still an Office holder.
Hon. Charles L. Wells. OF Glover's
Gap. was in the city yesterday. Mr.
Wells says the Warrington Gil territory
is the centre Of the coming field In Wee,
Virginia.
Mr.. III. Bonar, OF Mansfield, Ohio
agent for Ohio and West Virginia OF the
North America and Pennsylvania Fire
Insurance Company, was at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Mr.. William Mclaughlin, who escaped
drowning 60 narrowly when the naptha
yacht cnpsized and L. W. Wells was
drowned, has been confined to his room
ever since from the effects, but was yes
terday able to be out again.
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ASSAULTED A JUSTICE.
Hen frnhler Tries to Slug Squire Davis In
..|... hiu 0nisc ...H Il.

Ion Frnfier TILES to Slug Squire Davis In
his once. Il
Yesterday afternoon shortly after ono
o'clock Justice William II. Davis was
slightly indisposed, and lay down on a
sofa In bis private office to rest. While
in that position a man whom he did not
recognise entered from tho outer Office,
and coming up to him attempted to
take hold OF him. The Justice asked
the fellow what he wanted and ordered
him away, aud ut the same time hurried
TO tho fire place and seized heavy
poker. The assaiiant, who proved to be
Ben Frazier, assumed threatening atti.
tude and expressed his intention to do
the Justice harm, whereupon Davis
brought tho poker into play aud drove
Frazier out, without striking him.
Davis shut tho door, but Frazier stood
on tho pavement and bantered him Ia
come out. Davis ordered him away and
went 10 the sidewalk, and Frazier watch.
Ing bis opportunity jumped on his back
and threw Rundown and tried to Dump
bis face against the pavement.
LIS. Jordan was near by, and came 10
MIR. Davis's assistance, and Frrzier was
arrestedand taken before Squire Rodgers
who held him to court under $500 bond
which he was unable to give. Mr.. Davis
was not severely hurt, a confusion on biz
elbow being tho only injury.
Justice Davis said that Frazier had
never been before him but once, that
being lust September. He is Of the
opinion that some one who disllkes hiu
has put Frazier up to assault him, =
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IN CLERK HOOKS OFFICE,
The GiiOhrist Addition Makes Lots Of Work
for tho Recorders.

lhe Gllohrlst Addition Makes Lots OF Work
Z" for tho Recorders. 81
Tho following Transfers OF real estate
were admitted to record in Clerk Hook 8
Office Yesterday: Deed made May 10
from G. r. Il. Gilchrist and wife to
Franz Taupp in consideration OF $3.50
for lots Nos. 20, % and 20 in Gilchrist's
addition on the Island.
Deed made May 2a, by Frances Archi.
bald, guardian OF Robert Archibald, in
consideration OF $500 for parcel OF
ground on Wetzel street in South Wheel
ing. ..I,
Deed made May 10 by G. r. L. Gil.
christ and wife to C. Ed. Schenerline in
consideration OF $40 for lots Nos. 81,
%, and 90 in Gilchrist's addition on the
Island. t.r "'..-1 Use
Deed made May 10 by G. r. E. Gil
christ in consideration OF $3.50 to Robert
McNichol for lots Nos. 81, IS and 20 in
square 5, OF Gilchrist's addition on the
Island.
Deed made May 10 by G. R. +. Gil.
hrlst in consideration OF s200to Bernard
STANLEY for lot No. IT in square 5 OF
Gilehrist's addition on the Island.
Deed made May 10 by G. r. L. Gil.
christ IN consideration OF Si,76l to VIII
liam II. Trayis for lots Nos. l, 9, 5, 1 and
q Ia square 4 Of Gilchrls,'s addition on
the Island. EsI
! Deed !!:-cm Alexander Laird ind wife,
made May II, in consideration Of $3.50,
to the Wheeling Ridge 4 Terminal
Railway Company for lot No. 4, in
square Is, in Joseph Caldwell's addition
to the city OF Wheeling.
Deed made May 10, by G. L. Cranmer,
trustee of'Rhoda S. Gill, to James A.
Filan, John II. White and John Gala.
CHER, in consideration OF ss03 So, for her
interest in a parcel OF ground containing
six acres, or thereabouts, in William
Chapline's addition to Wheeling.
The Dent Oil Company, in compliance
With statutory requirement, illed q
copy OF Its charter in the Clerks office.
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MANUAL TRAINING.


Prof. Hammond, OF the Union School.
gIt.ursU makes n Good Move.
Prof. ]. NJ. Hammond, OF the Fourth
ward public school, has instituted a sys.
TEN Of manual training which can not
but serve n good purpose, while It will
cost nothing. 1e began the instruction
week ago, and 1t has already shown
some very good effects, aud proves that
II will benefit the school. Prof. Ham.
mond has assigned to each room some
special department OF work best suited
to the aye OF tho pupils. In the two
lower rooms, slate weaving and general
stat work Is provided. The work con.
tists In weaving slate OF paper together
so M to form various figures, aud the
tendency is to cultivate tho in.
vcntive genius and artistic tendcn.
c;es oil the little folks, and q,
the same time furnish them with q
pleasant employment for their idle mo.
lnens. In room No. 5 bead work IL
practicea. Beads arc arranged Ia all i'm.
aginab!e forms, which necessitates
counting and calculating. In No. 1 ma,
weaving 10 tho work assigned. This
work consists Of weaving narrow strips
oil paper into paper into paper sheets
with slils cut 30 rs to allow different ar.
rangements OF different colored strips
and tho results OF this work are aston.
ishing In the new ideas put forth as &c
form and style aud mingllug OF colors
Tp M tha wari, I, o,tl...a -.