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In another column can be found
the advertisement Of A. j. johnson
n Cos. Universal Cyclopedia and
Atlas Of the World. This excellent
work supplies d long felt want. Con
densed into eight handsomely bound
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require long, tedious effort to ascer.
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fnl to the cultured person in every
profession. It is in truth d compen-
dium Of nseful and valuable informal
ton, SO arranged and classified as
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as 4 work Of daily reference to per
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State Superintendent OF Schools,
Hon. B. S. Morgan, NE are informed.
recommends this work highly, and
regards it as especially desirable to
every teacher and in every school
room. Those who have need for j
work Of this character will do well
to examine carefully Johnsoa's Cy-
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BLACK GETS 4 BLACK EYE.
New York Special

Judge Wallace, in the United
States circuit Court, rendered a de-
cision to-day refusing to grant an
injunction against the firm 81 Eli
rich Bros, to restrain them from
selling the Encyclopedias Britain
MICA, published by r. S. Peale &
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ants are the firm of Black & CO.,
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cred by copyrights. secured by
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Arighted ones.
This decision is a square setback
ito the book trust, and directly in
the interest Of education and gen
eral intelligence. AS an educa-
ton and general intelligence. As
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KING OF ENCYCLOPEDIAS, Of which
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the price being $500 per volume,
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apparent. President Turner Il 4
natural disciplinarian- i quality, the
lack Of which has caused the failure
as college presidents Of many bril-
liant men. The rougher element
soon faded away from the college
and there has been . gradual, but
very noticeable, Improvement ID the
character both Of the students them
selves and Of the work ccomplished.
The University has been reiuye-
mated and placed upon . higher
plane than ever before.
President Turner possesses, also,
exceptional abilities as az instructor,
his work as Professor Of Rhetoric
being Of The highest character
May 8, 1888, +, NJ. Turner and
Miss H. Georgiana Jackson, Of New
ark, Ohio, we're united in marriage.
Their married life has been one Of
5nnalloyed happiness. Their home
has been frightened BY the presence
offiye bright and beautiful children
two girls and three boys.
President Turner, Us has often
been said, is the right man in the
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right place. His breadth Of mind,
social qualities, executive ability, ex7
ceptional qualifications as an IN
structor and disciplinarian, and,
above all, his clear conceptions Of,
and unsWerying devotion to, duty
make him a model college president.
Open, frank, and fearless in his de-
yotion to the University $ interests, he
has had a large measure Of success
However, there is much yet to be
done, and let the friends Of the Uni
Yersity support him in his endeavor
to still further elevate the Uniyersi-
TVS standard and extend its
influence
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A Pressing Need of the Uni
III versity.

In a progressive institution like
orr University, the necessity for new
departments of instruction increases
with it's growth. We would like to
call the attention of the Board of
Regents to the fact that one of the
most pressing Of our University is a
Chair Of Oratory, filed by some
competent specialist for at least one
term every year. -.
To be able to read and speak we'll
and effectively is considered, and
rightly too, an essential part of a
liberal education, yet. there has not
for many years been any provision
made in our University for special
instruction in this very important
Art. Every year we have Contests,
Rhetoricals. and Comm ncement *
srcises, for III which fhep participants
should be prepared ~ competent
Instructor; and that Instructor, let
us insist, should be specialist, be-
cause no regular professor has time
to give proper attention to such work.
One does not need to attend many
Iof our public exercises to see that
that there is considerable room for
Improvement in the manner of de-
livery. That thestudents appreciate
and want Evolutionary training is
amply shown by the fact that over
forty Of our best students took ad-|
vantage Of the excellent course of
lectures and drills given here last
winter by Prof Fritz, practical and
experienced teacher of the art Of
public speech. fs I.
h We hope the Regents will not let
another year go by without making.
provision for at least, terms work
in elocution.. We would suggest
that the winter term is probably the
best, all things considered, for the
students. It takes about half Of the
fall term for many students to be
come accustomed to the daily routine
of University work, and, in the
Spring term, outdoor sports take up.
most Of the students spare time; butt
in the winter term, there is nothing
to interfere, and besides students
can do much more and better work
in cold than in warm weather.
Many Of the best colleges and uni
versities throughout the eastern and
middle states have nov regular
chairs Of Oratory, and We are sure
that the West Virginia University
Is soon to be ENROLLED in the front
rank in this as in other departments.
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The Book Trust knocked Out.
4 CARD TO THE PUB lC.

Some six months agobWe began
the publication Of our reprint Of
the5famou Encyclopedia Britanni,
ca in IS Volumes, which we issued
at 1T. 50 per 0olu,ne. The price Of
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and still is $500 per volume, and
the1Scribner edition $500 per vol
ume in the cheapest binding.
That the public appreciate 50
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This elegant new edition we still
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Better still, we will deliver the set
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Remember this is not an abridge-
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AGENTS WANTED.

To handle our Ell EGANT POR-
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WELL ESTABLISHED FACT THAT
MILITARY And DRESS SUITS
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Of Philadelphia, Specialists in Cadet

" Fhladelphla, specialists IN Cadet
Uniforms through their agent, r..
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Ma3af aetaycys and In.foSteys Of
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English Tweeds, !
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West of England ~ ~
Riding Cords and Meltons.
Vicunas; Rough and smooth :
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Evening dress suits of cloth
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ESTABLISHED 1873.
BROOKS BROTHERS,
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CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS READY MADE AND
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Ducks and Drilling, ..s.-
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pathts. Chips, 5tsambcats, Sc.

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FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NETWORK.

FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW'foRkeii
n,v goods .... 81, 957,794 s5,00l ,25S slS3t'dn IL
Ca31eral p1srchanGiss- 7.2D446 1odO91OS HooooIo
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Sinee January 393 7sS, o93 43O,7s4eiO 4iSo4ASO-
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEW.YoRk'
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slH'0 %Tp6sTs OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
r.. 81. vreck s72iO17 s47,9o3 ss3S,3il
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Diplnen> Notices.
SEw.YORR PRODUCE EXCHANGE BA !; No,

SEw.YORR PRODUCE EXCHANGE BANK No,
AT A MEETING OF the Board OF Directors rec: prs
n held this day dividend OF three per cent was a9
ciared, payable October 15 1901 Transfer COOKS WILL
be closed from Sth inst 20 18th ncluSiNe, ~ c..ht,-
WILLIAM A. shEHMAN OaNnI-r-
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTURING g.;
OFFICE OF THE TREASU REX, NO 70 BitSAU ~. a II
THE SENII-ANNUAL four per cent DIVIDEND
due November l. 1891, on the FIRST rieIerreS IN
OF The National starch Manufacturing Company VIII "a
maid al this office November 20 stocuolGers VI 'eeo1
~ the closing Of the BOOTS. October 10, lcyl o...
The transfer books Will be closed at oclock D. "a.
her Is and reopen 10 o'clock Meonesuly lnornlis'
Tovember A. CHARLES C. BURNS treasurer
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANCFACEgK1aG, W. ~,
OffAOH ~ A NFW.YORK, Oct 3 1881
The coupons due November l, 1891, On the Bonus on io
yatonal Starch Manufacturing Company VII DC pu 81
Monday November upon presentation az tie ChaS' W.
aonaI Bank Ne"'i CHARLES c. BURNS, Treasurer.
TIE EDISON ELECTRIC ILhuMdNAlIN" NO'a-
Ai" PANY OF NEW-YORk. orcr
EXECUTIVE OFFICE Is NIB 0r is d GtoHDissafi
n, IIF TWENTY SIXTH QUARTERLY Dlx !.
capital stock Of this company has been oec'aro PSJ@I
MOR ma ,,s Nys books vii close on Tuty Oct -
at 3 D. M, and reopen Tuesday NoV r iS9l az "
a. NJ - ~ Treasurer
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MORWlCH LINE.
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Only THREE DOLLARS

TO BOSTON, via FALL RIVER LINE Fares reduced to
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Mission Leave Pier 2s n r. foot q MgrTdy.st 100
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An orchestra on each steamer Full nlghts e,t Pul-
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

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Ureau 1icdmers.

n OMpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
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Cauin passage. $50 and upward. Second cabin, s5s:
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THE NATIONAL CoRDAGE COMPANY
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared the
regular quarterly dividends Of TWO PER St.N.IT. on
the preferred and TWO AND ONE-HAiE fE.ls Slsi Oh Oh
HE common OF this company, payable November w
the transfer tie company 132 Front Street Inc
Looks will close October 10 aud reopen November 4.
' ~ ~ T. NJ. FULTON. Treasurer
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVEsIMhNi"
BONDS 10 BE PLACED -
Iocation Character. Amount.
c-ogsoV penn-Finance Conmitiee, City Coun-
ell, authorized, september Z, 70
advertise slle oil city bonds to amount an nm
txentv Of 81 900 each thirty three Of
500 eaeh and thlrty-fve OF 500 oach.
Lowell MasS:-Ony Ooul'- l -@9 10000
t t sfno0i bIRlSppe Of " 1900
OF reserve fund for same purpose
Ony opposition TO nahlng io o, ,a wa
enough.
ADVANCE BOND NEWS.
Helena Mont-ClJy Council, sitting as Board
~ of Eluai alton q Taxes, referred
10 the judiciary Committee feso
Luton eXempting from city ttXat
gl mortgages. with the Indebted
ness which they secure, on eiy
property held By tesidents darins
entire year and also all mortgages
taken 20 secure purchase OF Guy
property. Action to be taken az
next meeting.
NEW BANKS.
ro.,o, TITLES Capital.
sagjnaw Mlch-Ameriean Commercial and Saw
ingS B Sds Te1t"ser Ii'u. $780, 900
CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL
Iocxport IIl.-wattns Wire Company, NJ O.
Watkins, president; 70 manufacture st.o ooo
cb,coeo IlIHSrbbrrtan Light Heat and Power
COMPANY, Louis W. Johnson. pre-. 5000
CHICAGO. Iil~Globe safety Deposit COMPANY:
e. W. STSgSa aie RTedd epost vaults 5000
Chicago Il-Cheago security company S Re and
de1T, ii - safetV d,pSsit ySuits 200 900
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