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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
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IN. srrn= is1- bus ffrusfurs- 'e-Iets. Sc-. On
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lrd var - 10 tad Hu.. Tt-v AWAY pay about % =. r
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o. rafs Trslf when cud buy the same or - cash
paaF- III table. 81. and have only a lew
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rult-r r.Hr-s. anl many tIrGe th~ rruns are JHrd
suav Hui tr aIu shiICreu '-laG 10 u eir
bets aud Win bitter tear vafsa the hands that dr~
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aud NECESSARY slow sud leo tnai ne matter wtu
ILnrssaf v,f- DIOR do Rot fear h@ 90 tffGr. A.
Don't stop minute real nv prices and maze your
cwu cairulat.
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~s.Itd tfak -il@toarl. = a., very utse o10~,
81. o 20 81 Srrirr Roller Shades. - Ut "
ffiu Pulss. ia -oi.d Oak Caus-@eat Chairs. . Tor
q Common kltrrru '1l'-s. Car&, y stS frEe
flde- IiuVn gul.s- 50. CHINA SRI win -ilAalne
lntrc. - -. I5ll-top BsSs AMI Bo1A case -.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

ST. LOUIS. No., Feb. S.-The autopsy on the
body of George Herndon, one of the three stu
dents of the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
seems to set at rest the fear that typhus fever
was the cause of the young mans death. The
doctors came to the conclusion that death re-
suited from cerebro spinal meningitis. The
two other cases will not be Investigated and an
other scare may be laid away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY,
Prospective Gold Shipments Have . Chill
ing Eject on Prices

ing Eject on Prices.
NV YORK, Feb. s.-The gold movement was
again the important factor in the stock market
this morning and restriction of business and
fuctuation was the result. Arrangements have
been made already to send $4,000 900 on Satur-
day, and it is expected that this amount will be
doubled.
The stock market was very quiet after IL
o'clock but the monetary strength disappeared
and further small losses were sustained in por-
tons of the list Omaha at Sc was down
IL. Il. 1. at S5s4. per cent; sugar at 1929
rs; Pacific mail at IS, per cent and Nam
haitian at 1874, 1S{ per cent. The market was
narrow and no strong point developed. At
noon the market was fairly active and heavy,
generally at the lowest prices.
Posted rates. 4.S7a4.S9 The clearing house
statement OF the day is as follows: Exchanges,
S117 900 $50; balances, $685., 532. The sub
treasury was debtor at the clearing house today
1857 ,s42. Government bonds dull. Southern
bonds neglected. Railroad bonds irregular.
Bar silver, S33s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

The President resumed his receptions to the
visiting public this afternoon and shook hands
with nearly $50 persons, mostly ladies, who
took this method of showing their respect to
the chief magistrate. These receptions are
held in the east room at l O'Clock pm. every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Henry
Green and Susan Tyler; George York Of New
ark, N. j., and Catherine Ellen Martin: Thos,
Maddox and Sophia Miles Of Leonardtown.
Md. Geo. Garner and Laura Lancaster: Henry
b. LOCKER and Katharine C. Earle; 8. W. GIL
lingham and Anna Louise watson: John ].
Seymour and Mary A. Culhane; Macomb g.
Foster Of New York and Annie Garrett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
KNOCKED HIM DOWN.
Congressman Cannon Assaulted by a
Rival Politician.
A NEGRO FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH
Failure of a Bank at WiIkesbane,
Pa.
r e PANAMA SCANDAL.
CONGRESSMAN CANNON ASSAULTED.
The Veteran Illinois LegislafOr Comes on
| NEGRO FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH.
THE PANAMA SCANDAL
CANNON ASSAULTED.
The Veteran Illinois Legislator Comes on
second Best in a Dispute.

The Veteran Illinois Legislator Comes On
Second Best in a Dispute.
SPRISGFIELD. ILL.,. Feb. s.-Congressma,-
elect Joseph G. Cannon and State Senator
Bacon had personal encounter in the lobby
OF the Leland Hotel this morning, which re-
suited in painful but not serious injury to the
Congressmsn's nose and face.
Cannon fell to the floor from the blows which
were rained upon him. while the senator, who
is many years the younger man and has some
thing of a reputation as an athlete, escaped
without a scratch.
Each OF the belligerents charged the other
with being the sggressor but the general belief
is that both of the men were rather "eager for
the fray"
Cannon and Bacon have for some years been
leaders of rival factions in the republican
party. The Congressman attributes his defeat
in the congressional election two years ago to
the opposition or lethargy of the Bacon fac
tlOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

Co., Bankers, at wilkesbarre.
WILKEsBAKRE, Pa, Feb. s.-The banking
house of L. V. Eockafeilow & Co.. closed its
doors this morning. 1t was one of the oldest
banking institutions in this section and people
had the utmost confidence in its soundness. No
official statement has as vet been made and
whether il is bad failure cannot as yet be
stated.
Great excitement prevails here among bust
ress men over tine affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

Mr. Gladstone Indicates That the Bill viii
he Introduced Monday Next.

he Introduced Monday Next.
LoNpoS. Feb. She house of commons re-
assembled at noon today and Mr.. Gladstone at
once announced that he would tomorrow or
Friday move the suspension of the rule under
which tie house rises at midnight. This
evidence of the prime minister's intention
10 bring the debate on the address in reply to
the queens speech to an end as speedily posi-
bic. 80 that he may Introduce the home rule
bill at the time fixed. Monday next, was greeted
with cheers by the supporters Of the govern
lQent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
The Sly A,clocl Nlnh

There will be meeting of the Six O'clock
Club at Wizards (tomorrow) Thursday even
ing, February 9. Subject for discussion:
"What Will We Do With IT."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

sartoris Died Prom Pneumonia.
LONDON Feb. S.-Pneumonia Was the cause
OF the death Of Algernon Sarto-is, the husband
Of Nellie Grant. He died in the Hotel
Sehwsizerhof, Capri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
LIoucE LICENSES.
Action Taken 10y the District sa,nmi....o-r-
ON Application. To-day.

The Commissioners reported the following
action on liquor license applications TO-DAY.
RETAIL APPROVED.
Julips Tburm Good H., -. NJ. 4.
po.l-G. - ~,
e'' I ii"p' t"A"' hi'-tI" Tea.
oSl Ia ave. NV; samuel Case, nheimer H"i,i
Lawrence. 1872. l. 81. n.y.; DouuIs Henne..s, .
93i Sd st. s.w.
vHorrs.rr .r,,.,,-.,.
NJ ~ 80. =,
"" AH"'' c0'her 81 ana T. -is. NV /;
nailuei iheh. foo sth ST. nv; Nursal ". Bur
chell. 1925 L 81. NV; Robert 4. Bradhury
TwininC Citv. u. &. Philip Harry M, to,h !,
Sc: Dennis Conn... 5gI Ii ~ m a. T.
Clearly. 5l7 llth II. Nv. Jobn I,,,1u 80 :,
It. Sc: robert r. Cl.m.nt. a H.r,, I,,,.-- A.,
5th a. ne. transfer p.tr,c. n.i, ,,o,
ave. nwJ Rlake Dan, r2os ra,t :. " :"
Louis A. Dellivig. lsj Mas ave NJ III =. =,
II. Eaton ~, I'm a s.. 1t, n 49,.
lt03 IAN 81 nv Has,i n T,T,sh.. H. o.
I02l NJ At sc nor,eII IA - a.. = =
land l4tb ami n, .ya - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

S"" s"r damages.
James b Brysn, by c. A. Bsandlenbarr. cue
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany for $4,000, by reason Of hi. wife. Ian
ME. on December . lass, being thrown for.srd
by the sudden starting OF cable c.- through
a front glass window. receiving .exere ca,, .nd
bruises. her right eye 90 injared as 70 rc-sll a.
complete loss Of sight. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
FoH BAD Cons.

l. Grrp~. Brunrhltis. Crour. whoopinS Couch.
sssha or any disorder % ;h- Th-oa, and Lungs. the
hsst n-dt-ne AYEB's CHERRY PICTORIAL 1t
the favorst- anodyns with actors. preach-
Grand teachers.
'-oTne Ten Trar- had a Raj cold which settled
On lunss Wa - an be unable to work
BEGAN %
AYYRs CHrRRY PICTORIAL. and in less than
thr-- w~eE. go cured / am quite that this
YrepsEs.on saved my life"
n T. PoMERoY.
Calais Ne.
81 taS- pleasure in Voluntarily stating that ~ all
N. .rius- ever u-s fer fresh colds and "a grippe
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. IL pre-enlinently the
most potent rsnady Ordinarily the most viruieni
coll v.ai-h-- In nivht ash by marie Follow the
a,r-etious and AYERS CaERRY PECIoRtL will do
the r.-fH
GEO n PIKE.
C.diz. Ey.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Ir,pared - Or !. &. aver & Co. Lowell. Mass
PROMPT To ACT. SURE TO CURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
o. C. Name.
Mama

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson 4 Mccartney. 14l9 Il street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

The Cardinal and the Memorial Association.
The Memorial Association of the District of
Columbia, which was organized some time ago.
under special act Of Congress, for the
purpose OF preserving historic houses here
and other objects Of historic in.
terest has been in receipt Of q
great deal Of cordial support from those who
are anxious to zee such things properly cared
for and preserved as valuable monuments. DR..
L: 3. Hsmliu OF the Church Of the Covenant,
who is a member of the association hes re-
he says:
Tho three-fold purpose for which your asso-
citation has been organized IL worthy Of the high
est communication. Our patriotism and love Of
country should be second only TO our love of God,
and, tssems to An association whose chief care
10 70 preserve and TO call constant attention
to the houses and places where the founders
and leaders Of our glorious republic have
lived and moved, b well calculated 10 inspire
these eeutimeuta"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08

IIFApscHT NYTRAIGIA DIZZINESS.
II d-iuk-tresS. spa-s..-. sievplessnes- cured DIT.
~ lies Nervin.. Srups~ rrrg
sChEIIEE 8 STEVENS. !rh and Pa ave.
'THF MODERN MIRACLkS OF HEALING NHICH
i a.. insil-ru'shv performed ~ DR. Williams finA
~. closest inye-tizsttou hy SIX
E@uE ,. sul tleir friends 1H-Su&NlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
THE HAWAIIAN CASE.
The Secretaries Of state and Navy See the
President.

NO NEW DEvELoPNENTs-wAIrINa NEWS BY
MArL-ANoTHER CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE
COMMISSIONERS AND THE SECRETARY OF STATE
EXPECTED TO TAKE PLACE TOMORROW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08


The witness-Yes, sir.
District attorney-Well, what did he say?
The witness-He said he was afraid he had
made a big mistake that day, which would 60
against him.
District attorney-In what way?
The witness-He did not say just what il WAS
District attorney-Did he ever refer to an
attack he had made on any one in COURT
The witness-les, sir. He said he had at
tempted to assault District Attorney Cole and
said that he then felt that it would have been
better for him if he had assaulted Judge Wilson.
his counsel
This statement of the witness first startled
those present in court and then it was followed
by an outburst Of laughter at Mr.. Wilson's ex-
pense, in which the court heartily Joined
Mr.. Mattingly and Mr.. Wilson both closely
cross-examined the witness. but were unable to
shake his testimony in the slightest manner.
He said that the matters talked of mostly dur
ing his conversations with Schneider were
horses and women.
After District Attorney Cole had intimated
to the court tina. he would probably conclude
the testimony for the government today the
court at 4:l0 adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
PHIL FOOTE CAUGHT.
That Desperate Character Has at Last
Been Run DoW1,
AND Is Now IN TIE apES."
Highway Robbery aud Assault with
Inicnt 10 Murder are the
Charges Against linn.

Deputy Marshal Fowler, Of Provo,
arrived In the city thi, afternoon,
having In his saie keeping Phil Foote,
the notorious gambler and hold.up,
whose achievements IN that direction
airs doubtless slll fresh In the minds
OF the public. Among his acts while In
Salt Lake, Il viii DO remembered that
no ono night, some two years ago,
stole quietly into gambling room
over AN East Temple street saloon aud
while the company" were seated
around the table oropt up, held them
al Oh At the point Of u revolver, cleared
tho table Of a very large sum Of money,
backed out and got away. He was
arrested but jumped his bonds. lie was
subsequently heard OF Al Grasd Rivor,
Utah, whence officers were despatched
in search Of him. At length they came
up with him In that vicinity, and n
terrific struggle ensued. win uoOdsell,
who was then deputy marshal, anu
man named Auam Paul, who
was ut that time engaged In detective
work, were among those who engaged
In the tussle with the despeTadOe, but
FoOte managed 10 escape on that oc-
casion. THIS occurred some time last
winter, since which time tho prisoner
hsa managed 10 beep out OF tho reach
OF the law oillceu until a few days ago,
when he WAS captured In tho neigh
borhood OF Grand River.
Foole was taken zap To the peniten-
tiary soon after arriving here today.
There arc two indictments standing
against him--lhe one for highway
robbery, Tor which he will answer to the
Third district court, aud the other for
assaulting an officer with n deadly
weapon with intent TO Kill, on when
he will be- Rrfaigned at Provo.
There IL much Joy at the marshal's
headquarters ana likewise among tho
police over Foote's capture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
THE COUNTY TEACHERS.
interesting Session at the University
To-day.

The regular bi.mouthly meeting Of
the Salt Lake county teachors was
hold today, aud was an unusually in
tereh,ing session. Tho program opened
with a paper upon phonics, by Miss
NJ, A, Holton, supervisor OF primary
work Ia Salt Lake City schools. Miss
Holton began b. quoting from Joseph
Payne the expression: "rcaching is a
science and an art; It must bo ttudlcd
In methods aud principles; It can be
mastered" In the work Of teaching,
the Importance OF phonics Ia second to
none. Ono cannot DO successful In
primary teaching without being
familiar with foundation work. IL
not taught IN primary grades, It must
OF necessity DO taught In the grammar
grades. It's u6ually taught in con.
nection with reading, hut may be
taught IN connection with other
bgauches. This system based upou
phonics 81 the Pollard syelum,
used quite extensively IN the EaHl,
notably IA 81. Lluis. The most com.
mon methods Of teaching reading are
the sentence aud word methods. TIE
spsaSer would advise n combination of
these methods with phonics, thus
securing nu eclectic method by which
excellent results may be obtained.
The objects to he attained are. indie.
pundenl readerf, pronunciation, atticu.
Ia ion and enunoiatl0u. In teaching
small children, a period separate from
the Tea Ing period was ADVISED. The
ear should be- trained TO detect correct
suunua accurately ana intelNgently; n
not taught by skiltul teacher, The
work viii be- done bllRdly. Teach a
few simple sounds nt iirs,, and these
thoroughly. The conB0uants may DO
taught IN connection, but drill uDon
one vowel sound thoroughly nj fiIsl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
THUGS STILL AT WORK.
They Continue Their Hlghwny Robbery
Pursuit In Terrorizhig
Manner.

The last reign Of iootpadlsm lnaugu-
rated In this city Hbouta week sgo is
assuming dangerous proportions. Ap.
ptatancts indicate as announced In
lat nights NEWS that
quaftettc Of thugs Ia responsible for a
contluerhble part OF the lAwlessnee.
Last nlgnt Fort Douglas soldior
named Baum was held up by four
masked men vt the corner OF Foufth
South ami Ninth East streets and
robbed OF 500. The robbers all had
reyolvep and brnnished them about
Baum's head until he was Ms submis.
sive M the traditional lamb.
About 10 O'Clock John u. Giesy "A
young man WIS also held up, evidently
10y the same gang, the scene o. the
robbery IN this instance h,I y ON
Seventh East between Thid and
tourth South streets. A. IA fesulr
young Giesy mourns the loss Of a gold
wRton and chain, pistol ana a small
amount NJ change.
WIN Carlson, an aspiring Young
pharmacist Of sixteen years, employer
at Smith & CO.. drug store, was flight.
enou almost out OF Ls wits by the
came gang nj 10 O'Clock. He lives on
OF Tenth last street near the corner
Oi Sixth South, anu was on the way
home At the time, While passing the
corner u Fourth South and Eighth
Egbt he was surrounded by four
masked men, two Of whom poked
pistols into hia face, while the other
two relieved him OF his ca.h-the
small sum u thirty cents. This they
took with mutterlng aud cursing and
started oti as though they were looking
Tor other victims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
Sindenl,, AneinlY.

Tho Students society met at tho
Latiur.day Saints College last evening.
The program began with a reading by
Miss Mamie Wsrdrop. Instructor
Chambtrlln followed ia lecture
upon "Water Wayes.n lie briefly
discussed light ana sound waves anu
showed lhcir value IN the universal
economy u energy. lie discussed suH
waves anu the resolution OF tie three
forces acting upon them, gravitAuUn,
pressure OF Hdlnceni PARTICLES Uf water,
aud tins force that starts the wave,
generally, IA the case OF tea whver,
the wiuus. Ho also discussed lidaI
waves, anu presented the generally
accepted theory OF their m0tlou-lhe
attraction that the moon aud sun exert
upon the Iquid PORTIONS OF tho earth.
Master Alaurlce Young gave II violin
solo, anu In response 10 calls from the
audience rendered second, The go
cisty then adjourned Tor ono wovk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11
THE SLEEP OF DEATH
]. P. Johnson COmnis Suicide al
the Cullsa Hotel.
TWO BOTTLES OF LiUDAHUN,
4 rlask OF Whi,k. aud Thlriy.il,c
Coats Found In Bed
Win Him.
TWO BOTTLES OF L'UOAsUu,

There was % tirans, cnse Of tulciJo
az the Cullen hotci late last night or
catly tils morning, aud one that bids
fair 10 prove unclmfortsbly mysterious
ior The Immediate future mo least.
Toe ylcum - up. johnson, a NAV
whDse Identity seems 10 uu VIII ny no.
hnown 10 this city. On the
sth inst. ho registered at the
Cullen ms being from NathviiIe,
reunassp. He paid his tiIi lor
twvujy.iuur huufs Iu udyauce und rc'
registered ON the 9.h and uguiu settled
Coz The usu OF ms room tor another
night
Yesterday morning. ho lcft tho hoirl
hut iagt night ntufuuI uutcru und
took possession OF his rom ukuini n
act TINT was discovered ~ the C1luTui
porter Il b.31 O'Clock tuia morning.
ftclluE over tho ransom The dafkry
discovered johnson 10 "a half lying
AMI nalf tlttng pusturo with one arm
thrown up over bia hcgd.
Toe b.suchtd face, rigid form nud
giaAy Cytu COON convinced tie ioritr
mat hu was glazing nt q corpse AMI
with his heart LimOut ia his mouth ho
rushtd down stairs HiK of eight strps al
% Jump SIC bfcathlrssly related his
ttury 10 Night ~ Tk Lee, who notified
Coroner Taylor hat official was
son ON the spot and ON entering john
nDn'8 loom found that nU htd been
dead several hour. a. his
hednidu were two almost empty lnuda.
nun bottles, while iu bed with him
was llA-k % whlsky with net more
than Two o. three tEhlcspOuus'ul Of toe
liquor missing. lathe tuicids's clothes
WIS an old leather pufso containing
IS rgu,s aud a piece o. plug tobacco.
There wna not "a scrap ~ paper or
line OF wutne that would indicate
who the man was aud 80 lar nothing -
known regarding hini other than WHIST
~ told by his REGISTERING from Nash-
vile. ne wal about forty ycsrs
Old, hiss light mouetach',
stubUy beard OF three or
four days' growth and holu
Of heavy uukrmpt dark brown half.
his body was removed 10 SkuweP uu'
usTtaking paTiOs where nu Inquest
was held this afternoon, Meisrp. Dan.
Cumomiie, G.. n. Hammond AMI Thcs.
Blrlasu acting M jurors. They re-
turned n verdict tnat the deceased
came TO his death from on overdose OF
luudanum taken with euicidal intent.
The yigls bore Smith & Co's iabsls
but call at their dug store
this Afternoon resulted In the
NEWS reporter boing Informed that
they had no recollection Whatever
OF such an Individual as tho deceased
being sold laudanum lAere within
the last lev days,
johnson will be given sulclde's
bural tomorrow unless friends or re-.
lauvos shall Ou found during tho Ia.
tcfim who viii take charge Ot the
remains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

Au,f tho fret work g. Hfr uirI,
s1uuis iuuy be- taught by r'1IU lu
wnicu certain rouuus vii brF.t .ltth.
The next slrp h. tu inato w rls from
souud. with which pupiH nr n.lta5y
familiar. Do not keeun iet upon tNr
bnarI w., 9. children tfu lilttay
tguyhf. each word tuclmct fufi ui
the chud's cabulary. lu tol.hiuH
phonics Ia pupils VI higher grades
who have uot learned tho hsmr iu thu
lover ONES, the dcvicra would br
different auI tuccOes mus ltItuI urun
nkill aud thurfughueib ~ Coo Iravuts
in summing up, Mis- i0liuu "uuhu-
agrd three important inc'0r; sure
foundation, constant dfill anu constant
application.
iuosocond part Of the program was
q lecture upou color, 81 Prl'. AuEn.
bur-. rnc following roinu "sfe
placed iUi.fo the teachers flr tHgr CON.
siiurlion;
al The color chnri--lhs standard
by which we measure nll uu'cr.
t9.) Cuioftd mateilai--:cr c9mpnri.
sou.
90 Water c0iou-lO work DO colon
uru.suntiaisin water oli1W ore:
(a.l WtsMng-io learn tho cJlJL
tbl CuiufinE dcsigJiY
(rJ CoipriuE familiar objects
10 teach color most suco ss'ully,
30 s1 by comparison. Collect ium
tvuty valiabiu tuufcB hia Uf tissue
pattL ribbons, exc, and compare with
color on the color chart. ln this way,
pupils become experts in detecting
colors, shnioi, uuis aud buc.. In
wltcr color, the iirst stop o. 90 tHEo s
piece Of drawlug PAPER amt holding
ihe same nt an angle OF about firty.
live degrees, Apply q WhtA uia, over
tho entifc piece, ami then adj a
stronger application 10 ono section OF
The laper, AMI q s,iil stronger wusn on
Inc tuirI rtciiIu, making three shades
upon the same paper IA mailing dg.
signs tor pupils, take piece
vi .uuafn iaptr ntd fUI any
number OF timgp, ami with the
scla urH cut ia ANY direction without
reference % method, anu "a dcHlsn will
surely follow. These desitns viii be.
very simple, and oi grrnt assistance la
flfthrflus tho work. ln the work u
box Of 90 orru tablets may bee obtained.
and with tkili aud npuiu+U on the
pnrt ui thu toAChrr pupils viii become
greatly Interested, aud tg0u become
quite Proficient Ia drawing familiar
Utjucw. Tnis was PrIiesuf Auya.
bufg's second Lecture before the lnsll.
iutc upon color.
a recitation followed by NJ W. $.
Marks, aud was well rendered. The
discussion GA memory between two
tuacnrfF, that was to nave taken flHct,
was pos1l ouei uutll future Time.