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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
miscellaneous.

ABSOLUTELY highest prices given for
ccnt!.mcns cast-o1 clothing. BOBBE'S,
2Oll dave. Iostal- promptly answered.
AT MANttNt I;r.',>' PRICES -
Trunks. Travelling Bags, nrcss->ult CASES
Music Wraps, Toilet l:C.i-. shawl and
Tri,iK %tiap.. Sea Char, at war house OF
CHARLES >ClIW \l;IH. - ith.avc., be-
tween 18th AMI 1th 81.
al NTLfN..N wishing to dispose Of
their lcit.pH clothing ~ a fair value. will
peas. call ~ adcrr.- EDWARD MILLER.
- Gth.ls".
SPI.'IAI SALE -SWi-s. ribb..l una p
v'.t-, 80 quality. GGrcd to Zoe mous-
qurttirrr -u'.ir =. gluNcS, reduced To SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
Aorses ano Garriasse.

FLANDRAU g. co.
-ELANDKAC g. Co
nown,own. Uptown,
{lHSoo o ) HSR 9 4SE sisT.Sf.
VICTORIAs,.
CABRIOLET6,
VIS-A.NlS,
SPIDERS.
DOS-A-DOS.
BKOCGHAMc,
DEMI-COA( HE'S,
LANDAUS.
HH%SthKishyWsAYs.
PHAET0NS.
HuNABoUTs.
F PEf9J XWA =, 9i,NNfts.
BuCKBOAHDS,
NEW IN DESIGN.
N e HLL Sizes SF AI IbE Widths sTrHs
AND CoLoRS OF PAINTING AND
THE E EAhGEsT f r TME or w fiMIlShE"
A Critical ISsPECTi0N SOLICITED.
COMPLETE STOCK ABOVE Ely LES
SECOND-HAND AT Low PRICES:
A.-BABCOCK II. II. CO..
900, <0S, 40 and Az Bfoome-s'..
.u1nb GsTA5 81 fiNa chifasRa.lAoEs
VICTORIAS. CAhRIO.t 60 hEo'
no RHoy WaaHSs, k I ssFFkAcfAhTY.
TWO SS %HsE Il sPIDEH TIAEToNs.
LADIES' DRIVING PHAETONS.
PONY CARTS and miniature
TRAPS IN great variety.
Aish.gnde HARNESS a. VERY MoDhH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
LIVE STOCK MAHKrrs-nY TELEGRAPH.

L.
purolo Anril 3-Catflc-Rcccipfs last II hours.
ooiO head total for the week thus lar; ~" ,i" ;
for Same timn last week. $500 head. ,"h-lth'h
,hrnu-h I head o New YORK. 13-n h'td on
sale 900 head. Market opened slow ana W'ak"irI
10 10 lJc on nearly all grades: closed huu' '"''"
10 extra steers. -" - %: low nn'N, - l"' !"
good $50 10 200 lbs. - -" - 90 lish Y" lar'
81 Gj0 si9j. cows and hrcrs. ~ % - ~ s"'h'
crs and feeder, steady ~ - jo0 - -: ml'h COWS
fairly active and irmrr. good f. Cholcr COW ~"
80 extra fancr. S'-"'hn. HOG 49, IN
81 hours 20 $50 head: total foT ih" "~k mus Hr.
~ 100 head for same tine last week. 1850 bead :
CONSIGNED through. $500 head 70 New YORK. 1.-u'
hc'd an sale 10 800 head. Market opened very dull
and 40 ~ coo lower: closed very dull. 'o"i y" b'9'
Worker. 81; 40, 20 go. good mediums ana I.'h"t>'
81 7jo ~ 90: pigs. - 90 -. sheen anI ANN i'
coints last "a hours 900 head toal for the week
inns rar 1900 head Tor same TIM" last week
H. 900 head consigned through. lio"' h,i' 10 NV
Work 900 head ale. l-op h"id. hlFM =
onnned strong and Zoe higher for lam closed nin .
hs, lambs. ~ 1ins - fair 20 good. ~ -" ., ~ !:
common fnir Tj0 20 lcei ""thrre' - "'' -
f,ir "a good sheep =, lO6 - -
,-bicoro Anil a" The FVcrinC Journal rel, ~,
CatiIe-Eccclpts $500 head: shipments. J 'o' h"id
markc, slow weak ia lower: GOOD T." tn"lc' ~" r.,
p, -oa g. 20; No extra on Snlo e'h@r. -" = a.
native COWS and hlfcrs. ~ ~ - ~. hog ,'
,oE,-c loyer: common md mixed. Sid 20 60; primo
hoa,,y and butchers weights. ~ 10" - -. pilm"
light 20 4o0 ~ 60 other lights. 8 -" - 20 Nhe'p
rrceirs 10 900 head shipmeni,. 1000 heal mar
H., w. eoay natives. ,, -o@ - 90: clipped Tcvans.
- ooo ~ 20: lambs - -" 81 %; Western - 10"
- -, Lonls. ,r-r a.-Caulo-rccoipt' 600 head ::
shipments. 400 head: mariet steady on az o"',S -,
head shipments. IAco had market va ic .wcr
heavy. &c .OdsG 80 mixed So ~ 90: lifli - W"
Ri95 sheop-E"ccip'.. 1900 head. shipments.
none: market strong: grass Texans ~ io0 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
for sale.

= 90 . = 49, 49, - w. .---. ---.- 49,
AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second.
hand wood and iron working machines,
fully guaranteed machinery bought AMI rN-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 39o Mad.
son.>t.
ATTENTION Sewing machines OF all
kind new. f25 good second hand. SO;
cash Or crcdlt, exchanged. rBtcd. At
hAtStil> :. 2.ijl 3d.ase.. lioih-st.
\ MUSIC teacher oilers magnificent 5000
rptieht piano. $3.50; almost new best made.
lob West 3jd.st.
BEAUTIFUL Pale OF French
bisqucs. 20 niche, high. cost 500 sell IN
$50 need n.OIrv. Ca / Immediately .UI
broadNay. Room =.
MISUNDERSTANDING .afrty, brand
now 500 les Than cost call and examine.
ROMANO. 100 MuirIy--t.
DESKS -Manuiactprrr,' prices, r1Iitops.
SlD upward; catalogue me-; counters.
tables. partitions rail!ngs, wallcase,. store-.
Offices lifted PAIN 4 MAHAIM. 80
West fth.s,.. near Bfoaiway.
FOR SALE.-An oli.c-tlbil .hcd piano
bu>in,> an excellent OBJ ortunity the busi-
ne, Is ca-ily learned. TAYLOR son,
East lsth-st.
FOR sALF.-A reliable Watchdog Qrish
setter. full blood; cheap. j. SEINE
- East 2lst-st
FOR sALE.-Grorcry store new stock
and fixtures; cool business lOcation owner
retiring. Addres, GROCER, Tribune Branch,
iji Peifod-ayr.. Brooklyn 10 agent.
FOOTPOWER WORKSHOP MACIiIN.
E!Y, polishing ard turning lathes; scroll,
circular. and band eaws list free. LII
TIES Tool Storr 80 Fulton-st.
fi.pi FRY ASD MILK DAIRY for
sat-. on PROMPT cnt tVcn'ic exc y mt chance
lot party interested IN farm products; well
established ana doinr ood.paying business.
address q. =. care J. 4. WRIGHT, 2,253
str-aNe.
RIGHTS FOR SALE in o novel form Of
anchor by which vessels N any kind. large
or snail can be- anchored at sna, and which
Will prevent rolling II the vessel Address
re BEN IEETtCIE. al East lIthst.
ShFFS.-nargalns In new and second
hand safes large stock IL select from no
combination prices; special bargains this
month. Il. n. GROSS. 400 Bf0adwaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

C0AClIM AN.-lJy young man (2o) thor
oughiy understands care Of fire horse. car
ate and single best city references. Ad-
die.e Il. D., PIG West 36th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
Beal estate Uanteo.

WAYTED.-A furnl.he, cottage ~. .uw w1ssln
o. miles 81 New.Yofk, or the s1 n,nnna
rent %ss be rs. ISy sr ss iisss brook:
EiEI.D' Tribune OWSes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
Gclp tOautco.


AGENTS and CANVAasEiS. male or
'cmalc. - % - daily proht> sure; Nlnri-
enc lnnrc.- -ary: ~ taking required ~.
address L. PUTNAM & CO., west WinSled,
Com.
Males.
AGENTS WANTED everywhere Tor tho
last selling l0Ik Of recent years, ~" an.
t.rutic d.fiun Il "Pirtur >1ur Chic go
and Guide t. trc Worid's lar: average
-alr, ready l,Crn copies per day CONT
pl't. ogtnt - cts: ord quick. Il. II.
WOODWARD \ CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
i.NTiDNMtHI 81 nI kinh- quickly
procured FOR NJ % iniorn!t,p n nee. !nn
Old. reliable NJ IlAL EMPLOY MENT
AUhNtr. s3i Bmldway.
GARHENtR -Bv An all.afouud useful.
man .irglr for small private place Ap
Div at thr OLD LADIES HOME, staple
ton. staten Island. on wednesday, between
q, 90. ard j.. m.
WANTED Young man about eighteen
to addrr,- "nNcloP'- and do any Office work
required must b" good pcnman. Addrrs,
wing AZ. cNporirn'" anl .alnfy expected,
"PENMNN." Tribune once.
WANTED. -Gcnrial agnt fpr Zach state
also t1INI.."f. -'n, thirg new household
article sell, rapidly T. stores and families
bic pront'. al Erad.>t.. Kp0m ., second
Goor.
WANTl Din ne office 4 a large man.
uftcfurng c'"iinnN = tIlrht Young m'n
about J., years Of ag"; must write a good
haf q and come we'll recommended. Address
" T.. Tribune Once.
WANTED -olic" ioy. bv q commission
hon>o. Address J.. .. Box 3is3.
WANTED.-Aeeut. TO. the cheapest prac.
teal Nentiiator u-ci IN Offices ond dwell
inc- AGdro-> PERFECTION NENTlLA.
TOR CO. Pcnb okc y. Y.
Females.
HOrsEwOEK. Wanted nc1t. In.
tDllig.nt young iill OF middle aged woman
~ nat Win small family; pleasant. com.
pnrt. BARRY. 100 Eat l27th--t.
HOUs,IW ORR EI:.-A g.rl TO do general
hou,0 work ia "A good hon" Comm q
Noftl of Ireland Pgot'.tInt preferred. %
E1st sjtl.,t.
Hpr> EWORkER.- a competent GIL
wolc' as. PIiINNY. u. West lojth.st.
LADIES WANItD.-wri'e III ara in.
close Stamped cn,clopr f0r PARTICULARS; We
can give ,ou home employment; ~ can-
,a..ing. 40 experience u necessity - daily.
.TAN LOWS pKE~SNAkING AND MILL.
NERN PAELOE~. 81 Bronhcid-st.. Bos-
ton. Mas.
MADAME HAL>ALBE wants apr. n.
tic'>, 9!r- who IAN low paid while learn.
ine. .oi Wc-t l3th.-t.
NEAT GIENAN Girl. n ~c'ond nurse
1Hd grlr.ai hnu-rvnfkcr steady place, best
ference, rndIird. Gall 1T 20 Cram rcy
Iiit. ( rnppn OILY.
WANTED Two eiIi,. one fir washing.
g. Mug assist homework. no cooking
ether - chamh cr'ad. .c1m-trc>> reference
ffqulr q. cell . 10 II .. M. II West
t3l.st.
WASTED n girl for cook AMI assist
with hou-cwnfk IN snail iimlly; must have
GOOD r,frf"ucc. Can at ~ West l22d.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
Gitp Real estate 90 Get.

LEFTOVER HOUSES. West side f,oo
n 81 son: hats, all prices oiE'ENs'
Vth-aye., cor 93d'st.
!. TO HENT.--A new factory, oSxl0o, SIX
Soiendld lieht: shIpplng facilities excellent;
Vii Ssof rsrt or Whole situated BROOKLYN,
s.. 70. s.. q. Z n, VERNON, ~ Dusne'ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

a" ,'n yellow. 81 &c. Oats dull: No white
~ shorts steady. other markets quiet
fo,dnsgo Apiil 3.-Thc leading futures ranged as
Articles. oncn,o u,,.o. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
flots 60 En. uufnrnlshso


ELEGANT LIGHT ,o room" rs arg sna oaSa
Mats on Central PARK, Wrs., ~ r"o,tyf
'e., 106tb..t eDtrance 10 lar" s'V W e'' :
desorafed and heated
-, corner Of Amserdain'aVe ana
CORNER DOUBLE FbAa, "a VI, VI.
God - inst completed ! rooms anu o, 1nr,
Fam brI. ga RANGES no cold ,snts
rt.s"d decorated white anu e''u 'e"''
'ro" go NEW sINGLE FLALs,, hand.
Nh. ia rs 1850. 1872 W,-t slu.''i VEIN hsrv;
1 1eMnIrROVEMENT ALL Li""A i''o"'
! oloef l. ~ s''', TC~%iNER on PREMISES.
TnE RANDALL come, NJ as d.s0n nas r,
.nd sihh .st,-Scyeiei cha In'hea n ,eo, sp srd
anu southern eyposuic; ., ,ovns NJ. ae
h menu ali light; fuel s.atrso s as WoMER
bsM 81 Apply 70 JANII9hs s Sr noM s Es
SSsT GTI1SSs,.s rssa'a near s2d..s:
6 Lr.-in the D.ihouss 4so,s 20 s 70 70
ws.R AZ. st. ian absolutely n ch9ics dn U
W scs, Centssi Park. sc nsioo MIsw11
roc%ms 4 Is pooIns Psssess''1 MAI -
X1u&S stshe JANITQE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
gitp Real Ustate for Sale.

WEST 5OTIf.ST. between 9Th a1d 'th
ave dwelling. 2ONl0O; Columbia '9irS'
loa-ehuld. HOLMES & ADAIS, 80 WALL
81.
4STORY IJ.r. cabino- finish. cith.st..
near PARK. s2G. 600. SIENENs. cth'aN''
cor 80 81.
IJ3 EAST 5GTr.sr.-J story basement
aud cellar dwelling. 2ON5OA1O3. easy terms.
TVRIIIT CARREhU. Grand-st. and
pONc.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
Gounlrp Keal gstaie for Sale

AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
properties Tor sale and 70 let larg" Nai!etl
OF choice building sites ~ BBS iAh-
LOR. Peekman.st.. and Montciair
DsvILLE.-Valuablc tract
land I2J acres; well watrrcd near depot
bargain 70 quick buyer. LENT. Bcinards'
Vile. y. J.
BERNARDsvILLE. y. J.-Elegan. coun-
try residence. 10 rooms oil ,"o, n e"' mo-.
qui,os two acrcs; fine lawns, sha1r anu
1rult. barn, carriage house, ice;ho"sr niltu
cost $4,000, pri,c S5.oVo' 70, phJ'i S S'i
CHOICE FARM. 1872 acres one OF me
basf GOOD buildings. convenient aepO'
$40. 600 LENT. Bernaldsyille, ~. },
FARM FOR SALh.a ..... ,..,o Nou.
SO acres, II woodland p. hours IRON ~
York. Ma y. y. n II. III; II. IL. g",,
house. good condition running w%'c' fine
a. wi,h basement aad cafriag"-hou,c
fruit. apples and pears "ouid nna". on
sirable summer tesioehh1,e Pho s,eWort
Building Buiiding, y. i.
FOR SALE.-iiou-c. rooms. and born
poxoG feet; Size Of plot. 9oxlJO rect gon
location and in good condition ais2 oa''
gains In land for sub-division. }. a
MAI;ISts. Z. 0. Box ao' huse"Oo''
n. j.
FOR SALE.-On the Orange Mouns,In'
Scw. Jersey. a cottage house, ten rooms
- ftrn,cc: eight acre. Of land, lawn,
GARDEN fruits; fine view; spiinc wa'cr
seaithy: prlre 10000. Address KCFAL'
p o. Rox II. Station ID. Newly OK.
FOR RENT Or sALE:-An e!ega aa. eo Snt
end cold water. bath. laundry. furnace.
ouen 0rcs handsomely. very fully furnIshcd
sre siaOles outbu!ldincs. fruit; l.lOo lest
elevation no mosquitoes. no malaria aoG'.
Az. near two hotels. markets, telegraph
tnI.,,,hnne can lie had Two railroads TO New
Ynrk and Philadelphia; 80 and 70 miles
20 trains 10 New.York Lawn amply . .nal,u
1pwSTts Schooley's Mountain. New-Jer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
domestic Gitnahons Oanteo
NInlee.

COACHMAN and GROQM-By mar.
ried man /: thoroughly understands the care
of line horses, carriages and haiiess care
full driver good refe cnees la-t employer
can b. seen. Call or address w. D., 80
Ea-t AJfh.>t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
Pan. cHIsEL AND eRush.

Greek sculptors often used eyes OF glass
or crystal in the faces of their statues.
The finest existing ancient picture is a
mosaic, the Battle of Issus," found In q
pavement at Pompeii.
Literary Boston is said to figure anus
ingly in Mr. n. H. Dole's forthcoming frs.
novel. Net Angels Quite"
James Bryce the English political au.
thor, is great mountaineer and the most
travelled member of the house of commons.
Louis P Dessar, the celebrated young
American painter who has made himself
famous by his delineation of women's faces
and figures, is the creator of that great can
vas, "Clothilde." which has set all Europe
talking.
Ouida is reported to have suffered recent
ly severe financial loss. Corroborative
evidence is offered by the fact that she has
left her magnificent residence, the Villa
Ouida, in the suburbs of Florence, and
taken n suit of rooms in the city itself
Isaac Mcclellan of Greenport, n. Y, well
known to an earlier generation as the poet
sportsman, recently celebrated his eighty
seventh birthday Mr.. Mcclellan was a
classmate of Seargent S. Prentiss at Bow
dom and the friend of Hawthorne, Long.
fellow, Holmes and n. p. Willis many
years ago.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
EIN, EEATHER AND EuR.

The horse has a smaller stomach in pro
portion to its size than any other quadru-
ped.
Perhaps no birds spend more of then
lives ON the wing than parrots and pigeons,
the latter being also among themost grace
full and rapid of the inhabitants of the air.
The oyster has no head and therefore no
brain. 1t can neither see nor hear Its
nerves originate near its mouth, which has
four fiat, triangular lips. The oysters
heart is beneath it's liver.
l. j. vcsey of Rutledge, Ca, put a small
catfish in n tank three years ago and forgot
all about it. The other day he drew off the
winter and found the fish grown TO five
pounds weight. No one had ever fed it.
a fish was caught in the lake at He'll
bronn, Swabia, in the year 1897 which had
n brass ring attached bearing record of the
fact that the same fish had been caught in
the year 1880 and released after having the
queer label affixed to his body.
A resident of Pineville. Or, has porcu-
pine froTa which he has shoru the quilts,
leaving it perfectly harmless. The porcu.
pine evidently realizes that il is deprived OF
its means of defense, and instead of being
on the defensive is quite docile.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
RAILWAY RuMBLEs.

The European railroads have no grad.
crossings.
From oswego to Oneida lake the New
York, Ontario and Western road is in the
shape of fishhook.
The eastern division of the Chicago, st
Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha road is be
ing rock ballnsted from Warren west.
The Wagner company owns 200 parloI
cars and sleeping coaches, valued at 3d.
100000; the Pullman company, z, s66, valued
at SIS. COZ. 600.
velvet" train is the name of veStibuled
limited that runs daily between Atlantis
and Chicago over the Nashville. Chatta,
nooga and st. Louis and MOnon.
Mr. Huntington has installed his nephew
H. E. Huntington, rs general manager Of
the Southern Pacific system, though Mr..
Towne retains the nominal position.
An roads entering Columbus, o., have
entered into an agreement which abandons
the long established practice of giving state
employees passenger rate of u cent mile
on all occacions, and hereafter they must
pay full fare.
An old rule in force 20 years ago on the
South Carolina road read: I'm cases OF
dense fogs all freight trains on the road
will go into the nearest turnouts and there
remain until it clears of. The passenger
and night express trains will in such cases
run strictly within schedules"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
We Deestrict Skufe.

Thepupils of TYe Deestrict Skule''
appeared in Washington Hall last
Friday evening. Master. a. w.
Hawks welded the birch and left the
audience in n flood of Iaughthr with
his excellent humor. The pupils
we're of all sorts and sizes, and at
forded a fund of amusement. The
chairman of the committee" did
finely. "Mrs Honeysuckle" mas as
sweet as possible, mike did honor
to tile Irish division, Miss Summer
vile Hooper sang the solo of the
"Old Oaken Bucket very sweetly.
Miss Geuevieve Dillon was charming
in her representation of 81 How Grand
ma Danced the Minuet" and del
sarte Posings," and "Chauncy De
pew brought down the house. 1t was
all good, in fact. and gave much en-
jayment to one of the largest au-
diences ever gathered in Washing
ton Hall. The program was as fol-
lows:
Going to ye Skule.
Opening Skule.
America-by ye Skule.
Our Teacher Dear.
PuZzling Lessons.
A b Z Clnss.
Primer Glass.
Reading Glass.
Geography Class.
Recess.
Entrance of Committee.
Entrance of Mra. HoneyEuckIe.
Singing of yc Chorns-Ye Medley.
Mikes address of Welcome.
Daddy Won't Buy Ne q Bow Wow.
The Kiss in Skulc.
How Grandma Danced the Minuet.
Old Oaken Bucket.
Composition on Mr.. B. franklin.
MuEh, MuHh, MuEh-Trio.
Composition on ye Elephant.
Reeitation-Boys RigbfsGeorge Washington
Desnrte Posings-by Dora Delsarte.
| Rcciiation-The Address Over Ceasar-bl
Chauucy DepeW.
Composition on Boys.
Composition on Breath.
| Jingle Bells.
| Aud Lang Syne
Good Night and Pleasant Dreams.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
Cd d NIglt I'D pleasant Dream..
Half Fare Excursions to the
Worlds Fair.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co. will run series of special ex-
cursions to the Worlds Fair, for
which excursion tickets to Chicago
will be sold at rate of one fare for
the round trip from Baltimore, Lex
ington and all stations west of there
as far as the Ohio River. The dates
selected are Aug. 80, Sept. z, 10 aud
81. The special trains will consist
of first-cIass vestibuled day coaches,
equipped with lavatories and other
toilet conveniences, and an expert
euced Tourist Agent and train por-
ter will accompany each train, to look
after the comfort of passengers.
Stops for meals will he made at meal
stations en- route. . The tickets will
he valid for outward journey on the
special trains only, connecting with
train 4l8 at Harper's Ferry. They
will be valid for return journey in
day coaches on all trains leaving Chi
cago within ten days, including date
of sale.
Following is schedule of train on
Valley Division connecting with
Worlds Fair Special at Harper's
Ferry, and rates from principal Sta
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
ANNALs 81 THE ~.


1s82The English Incorporated Law so
ciety was formed- a charter was subse-
quently obtained
1S29-Peel's nets nitignting the punish.
ment of theft were passed by parliament.
ls3O3The law terms in Eaciand fixed by
statute, the conrtJ to hold four terms or sit
tings in each year-the Hilary term, the
Easter term, the Trinity term and the
Michaelmas term.
fss1-The principle. established IN France
that jury shnil decide by a minority Of
two-thirlIs.
ls3S-Mode of procedure in all the Eng
lish superior courts made uniform.
Iss6-Rogcr B. Taney of Maryland ap
pointed chief justice OF the United States
supreme court
1ss6-An act was passed repeating the law
by which a murderer was executed the next
day but one after his conviction.
ls4s-The Law Times. the first purely le
gal paper, was established.
l843-The English Law Amendment so
ciety was formed Its purpose is to secure
reformation of the English penal and civil
codes.
1854 series of acts passed by the Eng
Hsh parliament looking to the removal OF
public nuisances.
1s46-Albert j. Tirrcll's trial for the mnrs
der of Marin A Beckford. Tirrell was &C
quilted ON the ground that the murder was
done while he was in fit of somnambu-
lism.
1s5o-The Webster Parkman murder
trial, Boston. Webster burned the remaini
of his victim, which were, however, identi-
fed by set of fnlse teeth.
ls51-Laws passed in England relative t.
the sale of arsenic, made necessary ON ac
count of the frequent use of it by poisonez.
and suicides.
1S51-An act passed by the British par
lament for the general improvement OF
criminal law.-St. Louis Globe emocrat..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
GASTRIC JUICE.

Only crustless bread should go with the
5 O'Clock tea.
1t is the Partisan idea of perfection to put
red pepper on frogs legs.
Scotch toast is the best dish ever invented
for the pleasant and satisfactory utilization
of ''old, stale bread"
The oI.ly two foods which contain ali the
substances :cescary to human life are said
to he milk and tie yoke of eggs. a man
can live in health on these two foods
Graham gems or rolls are among the
most relishable of breakfast dishes when
properly made The secret of success in
baking anything made of graham -four is
burning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-09-05
Teachers
Eligible Under the Ian to Appoint-
ment IN tie Free Schools Of this
County.

The law requires, beside certificate
of examination, a certificate Of five
DAYS attendance upon Institute in
some one of the Counties in the State,
unless excused by the Board of Ex-
aminers in the County where they
propose to teach. The Board de-
cided upon three days and half as
the minimum attendance. The fol-
lowing teachers have made their time
or been excused by the Board:
FEMALES.
Emily c. Smith. Irene Trussell, Bottle Byers,
Aluiira Markell, Emma Harrisburg. Mary H.
Hill. Alice Miller. Bessie v. Edwards. Anna b.
Lewis. Ada v. BrOthertOn. Bette j. Beller,
Ella ~ Kelsey. Annie ". Eichelberger. Bar
baru W. FowIe. Fannie NJ. Tabb. Sallie z.
Craishiil, Mary Hoffman, Bonnie X. Daniels.
Bessie Albin, Ella Kanode. Fanny LaRue,
Avery Tanquury, Rose COckrell. Kate Tan
quarry, Bessie Howell, Jessie COckTell, Meta b.
Shirley, r. Helen Bates. Myrtle Moler. Bette
N. Chaplain, Kntic Rearney, Florence I.
Shirley. Eleanor NJ. Crnmer, Mrs j. q. Wit
shire, Ora r. TOmlinsOn. Kate Chambers.
AITeruon Cross, Gussie Russell and Edith
Lloyd.
(Colored)-Siartha j. Fox, Marie NJ. Sims.
Annie NJ. Halter and Mary Z. Herbert.
MALES.
r. P. Dorsey. II. a. Osbonrne, Q. j. Knott.
j. " Bell. j. 4. EDgle. VIM. p. Byers, w. X.
Hill, Isaac Bonham. Eugene Chapman, j. +.
Turner, C. a. Beattey, James Grantham, o.
NJ Harris, e. T. Smooth, Jesse A. Engle
Wright Denny, Robert Rissler, ThoS. W. Cole
man and F. b. johnson.
(Coiored) Chas. Herbert. Philip Jackson,
a. c. Perry, j. A. ThrockmortOn, Z. II. Sims
Jno. A. Stevenson. Geo. W. Carter. C. s. Fer
rell, j. II. Hill, Littleton Page, Frances D.
Washington and w. II. Jenkins.
The following persons who did moi
attend Institute have been excused or
legal grounds:
Mrs ~ A. Henson, Mis-. Lille Z. Carroll
Geo. P. Shirley, Emily Aston and Annie v
Throckmorton.
There may be few others VIII,
have certificates from other Comfy
Superintendent.
The law is explicit; and Trustee:
employing teachers without such Ger
tificates violate their oath and lay
themselves liable.
A. A. p. NeeI,