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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FIFTY.rHlRD CONGRESS.

N the senate on the edih Mr. hin made
motion 10 place lead ores CA the free list IA acc
cordancc with the action ~ the last house trf
declaration AZ the Chicago platform ana iAc
>p.sch IN secretary Carlisle advocating iAat
nolicy II received but two votes besides his
own. The duty was liked at thrcc-fourth> ~
cent per pound The reserved paragraphs ~ the
metal schedule wcrc then disposed ~ Ia the
house discussion OF the bill 10 repeal the state
hank tax occupied most ~ the session, but the
measure went over without action several
bills Of 30 general importance were passed
II the senate. on the 18th. the ninth week 81
the consideration Of the tariff bill was begun
schedule ID with four paragraphs relating 20
lumber and the manufactures Of wood. formed
M. text ~ the discussion throughout the day
no Vote being reached. Mr.. Voorhees, gave no.
tice ~ a motion 70 ADJOURN over the Soth. 80 a.
"a observe Decoration day ...ln the house y
being district of Columbia day, almost the en-
tfr,. session was devoted 70 the consideration 81
three bills 70 amend the charters Of street rail-
way corporations. one OF which was passed.
In the senate ON the @rh the report Of the
select committee To investigate newspaper
statements accusing senators OF Specializing Ia
the stocks Of the sugar trust was made ana
a resolution WAS offered for the presentation 81
The rrcalcitrant witnesses. The Hawaiian res
olution occupied attention during the morning
hour after which consideration of the tariii
bin was resumed M In rfle house the discus
zion 81 the hin 10 repeal the 70 per cent state
bank tax Law Was continued During the
moraing hour several bills OF minor Importance
were passed
IL the senate on the 3ist. resolution wa
unanimously adopted declaring that X helonF-
wholly IL the people Of the Hawaiian Islands
Il establish ana maintain their own form 81
government ana that any foreign intervention
would be ri rarded a. an act unfriendly 70 iht
United states The four paragraphs ~ The ium'
her schedule were disposed o. and the sugar
schedule fFb was taken up Mr. sherman mad'
q lonr speech il defense ~ protective leSt~la'
ton JILL In the house several bills ~ minol
local interest were passed. ana the hil! for ms
repeal n the state hank tax Inv wa> further
considered
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IL the senate. on the list. the consld-
Grafton of the tariff bin was confined
To two long speeches on the question ct
repeating the bounty on sugar. the first
bv Mr.. Henderson and the second by
Mr.. PETER. Mr.. Hill gave notice of a
resolution for open sessions of the IN
vcstigating committee on the conncc-
ton of the Sugar trust with the sugar
schedule of the bill........I In the house
speeches were made by Mcssrs. Bros
sius and Henderson against the repeal
Of the 10 per cent. tax law. and by
Messrs. Swanson. Tucker and Izlar in
favor Of repeal. Several bills of minor
Importance were passed. and an even
ing session to consider private pension
and relief bills was held
THE London police arrested a Ger
man named Fritz Brazil. in Chelsea. on
| the night Of the 3lst. on suspicion Of
his connection with anarchist plots
search Of his lodgings disclosed large
quantities of metals. chemicals. eNplo-
sives and other components Of bombs.
together with a considerable collection
II anarchist literature.
FROM official sources il was learned.
on the LIST. that arrangements had
been made by the United States au-
thorities to arrest Gov. Waite Of Col
orado for sediton IL he sent the militia
to Cripple Creek TO prevent the deputy
sheriffs from dscharging their duty.
THE failures in the United States. a.
reported by Il. q. Dun Il Co. for the
week ended on the LIST, were l-:. as
against RS for the corresponding week
Of last wear. In Canada the failures
were 81. against II last year.
NJ. MyLEFf. vicc-prcsident of tn,
Bulgarian sobranie. was attacked ant
outragcously maltrcated by a mob %
students and others on the 3lst. Th'
troops rescued him with difficulty.
IT was reported, on the LIST, that owe
half Of the town Of Boulder, Col. ha,
been inundated or washed away by al
Unprecedented rise in Boulder creek
No loss Of life was reported.
TuE prince Of Wales made spccia
request that the officers of the Unite,
states cruiser Chicago bc presented 4
HIM on the occasion ~ the state leve
: on the 4th.
REPRESENTATIVE ~rRiN.hR,of Illinois
Is in favor Of acqucscing in the scnat
tariff bill in order to secure luic. q.
ton on the measure.
THE invitation to Col. Brcckinridg
10 crate at Fulton. ILL.,. on the Fours
Of July. although duly accepted, ha
: been recalled.
THERE was light frost at Nashville
Tenn. on the morning OF the list, a
unprecedented event.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

PRESIDENT M'BRipE


Cort-MBts. a.. June g. Immediately
upon his return here yesterday i'reSi-
dent John Mcbride. of the nited Mine
Workers. issued call for meeting
here next Tuesday Of the miners ma
tion.l executive committee and the
district presidents. lie said the situa-
ton X unchanged and the meeting
was called only 10 determine the best
policy now to be pursued.
The superintendent Of the Norfolk a
Western railroad called upon President
Mcbride yesterday afternoon and stated
that he had reliable information to the
effect that the miners We're about To-
destroy property 81 that road in order
TO stop .hc shipment Of West Virginia
coal over il. President Mcbride as
sured him that nothing Of the KIND
should bc done if he could prevent u.
and he at once telcgraphed the local
presidents ut Coalton and Weliston
o.. advising them Of the report ano
urging them TO prevent any such ac
tion.
stop this kind Of work, sad he, "or
we are defeated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08
AFTER THE FLOOD.
Latest Intelligence from the 'nnnhaha
Town of Pueblo. Col

PrERTo. Col. June THE iloai ha'
partly subsidized. the water having iAil'n
fifteen feet \ few streets arr passa
ble for teams. The low ground " sil
under water. and il will be- OVER q week
before the water can be pumpen ou'
The Fountain river has fallen two ier'
since : o'clock yesterday morning. IVY
as the approa ches To the hridgr~ VIZ
washed away. il is impos >ible - rrac'
the east side. At 1870 the c'r"hv
went tn point three mics bcluv 'pwn'
where two bodies are.
The list of missing reported FL
far numbers thirty-two. >fsrn'een
OF whom have been accnunieA Nl
There are three bodies in the n'rgue.
and the coroner has been not hra
four more.
The body of the Chinaman. Hop vs.
has not yet beer recovered if''A w
cellar Of his laundry. Mary '",4i's
and one child. colorcd. are rrpRf'D
drowned in the hole back "f 'F
castle. corner Front street an SANS
Fc avenue.
A man and boy were caught 'N
food by the board Of trade hniiaHH
and washed beyond the >idewalk ~
men on horseback were passing " .'
time. one threw la>so and cauEA' VI
boy. lie j. deaf and dumb. IN RAW
could not bc learned. Ills compah"
went down in fifteen feet ~ W."
Jose Gano~, an Italian. i report" '''
Mrs. Williams. the first WOMB"
ported missing. has not yet peeh ''"".
4 man was seen clinging to thc f'',
house which was floating doWh "|
Fountain river last night. Inc M"
Z struck the bank. and the man
thrown off The body has h't
been recovered. y. Nandcrcc An'
Burch. already reported mlssli'- 4"
not vet been found. Judge turns
ports his son Henry missing @'"
o'clock Wednesday night. 4,
II j. believed that no bodies
recovered until the sinkho!e~ ll'' 'N
pumped out. and that the curffn'
thcriver carried several bodies N ''
the stream.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08
Desperate Condition of the Foo ana IN
employed o. Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o.. June IAN aged
German couple, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burg
crman. were found yesterday in a
starving condition. Everything sala-
bic about the house had been disposed
Of. and there was nothing 10 eat hut u
small piece Of bread and few pota-
toes. The wife was very i'll. Inc
Bethel authorities report the dcstitu-
ton and misery about the city worse
than in the midst Of winter. Relief
committees have been disbanded and
ths question Of caring for the destitute
Is a serious one
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

The Knights Of Pythias Of Washing
ton are actively engaged in preparing
for the biennial meeting Of the supreme
lodge and encampment Of the uniform
rank. 10 be held in that city the latter
part of August. II is expected that
from 10000 20 10000 men Will appear
in the grand parade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

II telegram from President John
Mcbride Of the United Mine Workers.
at Springfield. H.. to Secretary J.. A.
McBryde. at Columbus. o.. on the 2'th-
the former stated positively that there
was going To be settlement OF the
strike there. This il was believed
would result in settlement Of the
whole strike.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

Ex-JrsrrcE OF THE PEACE kF>SETT
r. SUTHERLAND. If Gravesend. y. "
was. on the 10Th. sentenced To twy
wears and eiggt months in Sing Sing
prison. and to pay fine Of $1,000 for
his part in the election frauds perpe-
trated in the interest of John y. Mckane
at Gravesend last November
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

THE president gave orders. on he
Goth. to the gardeners TO cut all the
best flowers in the White House
grounds and place them on the soldiers
and sailors graves in the national Gem
eterv at Arlington. All the flowers in
the gardens surrounding the state. war
and navy departments were also taken
for the same purpose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

Tnr town ~ Viggianello. Basilicata'
Italy. was shaken by an earthquake on
the aath. \ number of houses were de
destroyed. but at latest accounts no
body was reported killed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

TuE steamer City Of Picking arrived
nj San Francisco on the 26th. from the
orient. bringing intelligence that choi-
era is epidemic al Canton. many deaths
occurring daily.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

GFS. CHARLES r. KErLrY's naval di-
vision of the Commonweal army. which
is floating down the Mississippi river in
boats. arrived at ~. Louis. on the even
ing ~ the 2sth. and landed at the foot
of Ferry street. just below the Mer-
chants. bridge. where they went into
camp. this ground having been set
apart for them during their stay by
the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

A BULLETIN issued by his physician
or the e>th. announced that Mr.. Glad
stone was rapidly recovering from the
effects OF the operation upon hi> eye.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

Tux cruiser Cincinnati the first steel
war ship bull, in the brooklyn navy
yard. has been ordered into c"minis-
sion June IA. Great things are eN-
pccted OF her
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

THOMAS Cook. aged 90. one Of the
most prominent masons in Indiana,
and a retired merchant Of >ol>berrv.
had. on the 2sth. been missing for
week. and the police in all the neigh
boring cities had been notified. He
had a large sum Of money on his per
son when last seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

TnF official treasury statement issued
" the list shows that the expenditures
Of the government for the eleven
months Of the current fiscal year cx-
cccded the receipts by s72.ooo.ooo. the
aggregate standing in round figures:
Receipts. s2Gs,ooo.Ooo; expenditures.
s3i0 .ooo.o 600 These figures indicate a
total deficit for the twelve months Of
the fiscal wear Of about SIS, 100000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

COMPANIES I and g. state militia OF
Huntington. w. Va. received word. on
the cath. to get ready end proceed 70
the Camden mines on the Ohio River
road. where an attempt was being
made to stop the working coal diggers
by Ohio miners. In forty minutes the
two companies were on special train
ready to proceed. One company car
ricd "A Calling gun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

REPORTS. on the 30th. from the west
ern third Of Kansas were very diseour-
aging. and showed the wheat crop in
that section To be total failure
There will be very little wheat raised
west of the center of the state. and I'M
less the conditions Immediately change
there will be no corn raised.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

NoRDFcAr l.. HorKIN~. The veteran
Journalist. who was Wilbur 7. storey
rirht-hand man on the Chicago Times
Tor 50 many wears. died. on the 18th. at
the home ~ his daughter. Mrs +. W.
BAH. al Grand Rapids. Mich
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08
corrcs,o.,ent. Likely to he Indie'r"

WASHINGTON. June 2 IN rt-'
the certitication to him ~ thF II.
president Of the two newsp"p' NM
spondents -Shrivcr. Of the MN Nm
Nail and Express. and EdwarnS .a,o
Philadelphia ircss--for pr'N...rne
"a the grand jury, District N'
Birncy says: .;ri NJ !,
"All that will he necessary WI. .v IN,
lav the facts before the granu M" II
have them testified to by the I'LL \, III
member Of the committee an" NINA
then remain for the jury Y "lct
whether or nos 20 return ="
mert."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

TIE Bank Of Enterprise tka> was
closed. on the 3lst by Bank Examiner
PRUDENTIAL. Its assets are nominal,
and liabilities are about $4,000. The
failure caused no surprise, as the bank :
shakv condition had been generally
known for several months
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

Ex-PRFsIDFNr HARRISON and eN-At-
torney-General Miller were admitted
10 practice in the United states court
81 appeals fer the seventh circuit.
which convened in IT, new quarters IN
Chicago on The 3ist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

An enormous gathering II bulgarian
students and Others invaded Sofia park.
on the 3lst. and destroyed the bust ~
ex-Premier >tambuloff. which occupied
prominent place in the restaurant
fh,reiu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

WHILE still suffering from the effects
OF the cloud-bnrst II the 10Th. Pueblo.
Col. was again visited on the aist.
with still more destructive expert
ence of the same kind which sent the
foods in the Arkansas and Fountain
rivers higher than ever and caused the
loss If many lives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

TnF democrats in the Ohio delegation
in congress had a meeting. on the syth.
todiscu~s some appoint ment>. and while
in session took vote on the sugar
question. OF the eleven democrats IN
the delegation, all save one were for
free sugar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

>MAII-roN has broken ont in the SOL
Giers' home at Milwaukee,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

49,, ,,.,xn,h.. Miners on Hull nm. and
!. n..u.r.t. Conflict Between the opp"--
,,r tor...- Promised Two Appeals !" the
ao,crnor Of Indtrna for Troops
pr>vrn. col. June IA Thousand
deputy sherifss will he enlisted by Sa'-
urday night 10 put down the great N
fortified army of miners ON huil mn
Regardless of the fact that hoy waite
~ mediator. i unable To get out 81 the
cirht-mile canyon by reason OF the
washouts. preparations are >'eauiiy
going on for what promises I" be y dss-
perate conflict between the sheriff
forces and the striking miners
The Raven Gold Mining 60, took
their ease up to the United States court
of appeals yesterday and kilograms
have been sent 10 Judge Brewer IN -.
Louis To issue "A temporary writ of IN
junction pending the arguments in the
case. 4 deputy marshal has been SEM
To Cripple Creek to serve upon fresi
dent Calderwood. Of the miners union
n citation 10 appear before the court o
appeals
The opinion prevails here that thu
miners have now gone 50 far that moth
ing will cause them Ia lay down thei
arms hut the presence OF the fedora
troops or the surrender. Of the min
owners TO all the conditions asked an
immunity from punishment for all pan
Elephants in the outragc> pcrpetratc'
there during this trouble.
Reports are coming in that silvc
miners are docking into the camp fr'l
an over the state 10 and the strikin
miners in their fight. Deputies IN
waiting in Colorado Springs. Puebl
and Canyon City for orders. while th
camp al Divide maintains warlike q
titude Ammunition and Natlin
gun from Chicago are in transit 70 n
>iSt the sheriff : forces.
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An Appeal to the Governor for Military
support.

support.
WAsuINGroN. Ind. June IA mob
OF 900 striking miners from The mining
camps Of Davies county. has gathered
at Cannelburg. nine miles east of this
city. on the baltimore Ohio south
western road. determined 70 prevent
the transportation 81 coal through this
state from the kentucky fields To the
markets north of here or from local
mines To polnt, outside of the state
Early Yesterday morning q freight
train reached Cannclburg bearing
twenty-six loaded coal cars. a crowd
Of 500 miners who had been awaiting
the arrival Of the train INSTRUCTED the
track and compelled the trainmen 70
sidctrack the coal. \ few hours later
freight train No 81 arrived with six
loaded coal ears. and those. too. were
placed on the siding by command OF
the strikers.
The railroad agent telegraphed TO
Supt Mcmahon. who. with Sherlr
Leming and twenty deputies. pro-
ceedcd 10 Cannelburg on a special train
from here The miners laughed at this
small body of men and denied the au-
thority Of the sheriff to order the re-
lease Of any Of the ears except two.
which were consigned tothe company ;
shops at this place. They offered 70
let these 90. sheriff Leming returned
to Washington and secured an inlunc-
ton from the court restraining the
miners from interfering with the prop
crtv Of the railroad company When
he got to Cannelburg with the order Of
IL. l.
lenly and refused 10 allow him to read
it, advising him To return 10 Washing
ton.
The sheriff reminded the leaders Of
the governors proclamation issued a
few days ago. and told them that u
thew persisted in their refusal 10 permit
the railroad company 20 run its trains
he would call on the militia 10 enforce
his authority. This had no eject upon
the strikers. and the sheriff with his
deputies withdrew.
/ During the afternoon news Of the
mornings events was spread through
| ont the mining districts Of Davies
I, county. and the strikers began q
/ pour into Cannelburg from all d.
! rcctions Last evening il was esti
. mated that their force numbered .oo'
: men. The miners are orderly and SAY
they viii attempt no violence. but vii
!, prevent the railroad company from
. carrying any coal through here a. lonE
h a. IL is within their power 10 do 50
h sheriff Lcming telegraphed GOV. Mat
= thcws last evening. advising him Of the
state Of affairs at nelburg. and hi
4 inability TO restore order there an'
asking that the militia be called out Z
\ support him.
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rue HORRORS OF WAR.

a Thousand Deputy >hsrlr- :" he tnI'>'"n
IA Put Down the Miners -" Hui sssl'' az"
"a Ds-p.rst. Conflict hetw's" me opp.-
ing torec- Promised Two Appears 10 "'
s.n,crnor of Indlrna for Troops
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08

The Eject az the Prevailing strikes rno.
business Less Damaging Than Was ~
pcctcd Wheat Again breaks a.. Low.
Price Record The Wool SALES k...iu,.
aud Exports Of Cereals m. olggo az
G.sslsi. Ite.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-01
Morning and Evening Star.

Men, women and children will en-
joy the Morning and Evening Star
drinks. For their pleasant flavor and
soothing effect generally, the ladies,
whose delicate systems require II
beverage that will act gently aud be
entirely safe under all conditions. are
enthusiastic in their praise Of Morn
ing and Evening Star, and the men
prefer them TO all other drinks be-
cause they are more beneficial ia their
effects. They do not interfere with
business or pleasure and are entirely
free from all injurious or disagreeable
substances. When the blood is i'm
pure or the stomach weak, the Even
my Star can be drank to advantage,
aud invalids will lind relief from it.
In the production Of these drinks the
Hawaiian Islands have been enriched
with the only perfect gentle beverages
known. The price per dozen is 5Oc.,
delivered 10 all parts Of the city free
n. BREHAM.
Nut. Tel. 3l4. Bethel street.
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LADIES' COLUMN.

If you can stand a little
plain honest talk this week
OF the kind that makes food
for meditation and prayer, we
will proceed. We are in bust
ness 10 make money, aud do
it in this way: We buy d.
rect; We Sell direct; We buy
the best goods our money can
get for the least money they
can be obtained that covers
the buying branch of the bust
ness. Now for the selling
branch: We have the stock
the goods are just what We
represent them TO be, moth
ing more or nothing less;
our prices cover our legiti-
mate profit. We do not be-
long to the class of trade that
sells below cost, we haven't
the money or inclination. We
have never made any unparal-
leled bargains, smoke, fire.
water or red flag prices, SIM
ply bccau-e we have never
cared for the class of trade
that believes any sane mer-
chant can do such a thing.
This tells the history of the
forty odd years of our sue
cess.
The doctors are all of one
mind on the UNDERWEAR
question they agree that fire.
quent changes are absolutely
necessary. We anticipated
this and have an immense and
well selected stock. We want
to specially call your attention
this week to our MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR. It's worth
while to call and look ut the
trimmings on them.
Fortunately we had Il large
Oh der placed with the factory
in Brussels for J.. ID. Corscts.
We ran out of some sizes but
can give any size you want
as they have arrived, We also
received II dir ct importation
of Emb, oidcrcd and Scollopcd
HANDK kRCiilEFS /: these
goods are worth every cent
we ash for them.
FLANNELETTES at :
yards tor Sl.OO.
j. y, EllLERS a. co.
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THIS ls NOT A
PUZZLE
THIS 10 NOT A

You have a few moments
to spare, haven't you? Of
couree, you are not in a hurry
to catch a train or pay a bill,
especially the latter. Just
cast your eye down this
column, or better still come
down to the sto Q and LOOK
over the new line of goods
that we have just open d, if
you remember correctly we
advertised new goods two
weeks ago. "A complete new
stock of them too. Well they
arc all gone and I have a new
stock that will he ready for
inspection OH your arrival.
The first four boxes ! opened
contained nothing but French
Lawns, Muslins and Dimities,
both figured and plain. The
most elegant patterns I have
ever received direct from
Japan. Crcpes. Silks and
Curtains, japanese Silk XII
monos, Fancy Grapes. ETC.,
beautiful Chenille Portirrs,
Silk and Lace Curtains and
Fancy Curtainetts
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NOTIoE

IN FUTURE ALI BILLS FOR UN.
i dertaking will he payable on present
alton. We are compelled 10 resort Ia this
rule on account Of the inability to collect
the majority OF our undertaking accounts
after funerals are over.
WILLIAMS BROS.
En- A. WILLIAMS. Ma"ag,T.
Honolulu, Aug. ~, 1894 ll20-lw
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Teachers Examinations.

The order Of examinations for
primary certificates at Fort street
school will be as follows:
Monday morning - Arithmetic,
Spelling, Mental Arithmetic, Read.
ing. Afternoon - Geography, Die
tation.
Tuesday morning - Grammar,
Theory and Practice, Composition
and writing.