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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

The above cut shows a cape which we
are showing in all sizes, made or good
quality Black Beaver, appliqued front ana
back Reduction price. $3.s5'
The universal opinion Is that our me
OF Coats and Capes Is the largest. pest
selected and most reasonable IN price IN
the city-and now that reductions nave
been made throughout you Will get
v''--'41 bargains.
Ga finest Navy Blue and Black Beaver
Capes. long. with black and plaid SILK
hoods Reducuol price >cye,
Very handsome Appiqued Covert Cloth
Kersey Capes. real value SIS
Unusual reductions I'm Fur Caoes-As-
trakhan. Coney. Electric Seal. French
Seal. Wool Seal.
Five SO-inch Wool Seal Capes, edged
with Marten fur, Marten fur collar. real
vaiua siO- Reduction price, So.
no Electric Seal CaDes-
Reduction price $3.50.
p Black Coney Capes. extra long
Reduction price. %.
Coney Fur Capes. short lengths-but
Reduction price. 81.
Ladies' Extra Length Tallor-Made OK
ford Gray Coats-coat or full back
Reduction price, A.9s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
GOYLhNOR FI,GBICh EHPLIRS.
His Pertinent Answer to the Anti-Lypch-
ing CnmmiIicc of England

Governor w. NJ. Fishback, OF Arkan-
Sas, has sent he folio Ting reply TO
letter received from English busybodies
styling themselves al "Ar u-Lynching
Committee
Executive Office,
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. s, 1891.
To the Anticipating Committee OF Eng
land. l3 1avistock Square, London, W.
G., England:
Ladies and Gentlemen: l have just
found your favor Of the 9Th ult., awaiting
nv return from a brief absence.
10 say nothing of the long list OF hon
ored and titled names composing your
90 omittcc. at the head OF which | note
that Of the Duke of Argyle, the sex Of
your ccrre spending secretary dcnands
respectful reply. You are correctly IN
formed as tc the lynching at McCeehee,
in this State The three nIgrces commit
ted n murder under circumstances Of
peculiar atrocity, and when arrested
confessed their crime IN such sickening
detail that the Indignation OF the co"l-
.funity broke away from all restraint
and thew were hanged b. mob compos-
ed of both black and white men.
No Tight-thlnking nan in this Sta.e
hrs either justification or apology 10
offer for this act, and. as Governor, 4
have offered a reward for the arrest anu
conviction OF the leaders OF the mop.
During my term in office there na ~
been six negro lynchings, In three th
which the participants were OK 'o'A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

80 dozen Pure Linen Towels, splendid
size Reduction price. &c. each
800 yards Good. Heavy UnDleached Cot
ton. Be- yard.
Black Satin Duchesse. such as you pay
much more for even at low tarlH sales
Reduction price. 6Jc.
Guinet's Figured eros de Londre-
Reduction price, SIC. yard.
Lovely Guaffre silks. dIlntly creped'
solid color, pink, cream, lemon orange,
light blue. lavender, 81 value
Reduction price. SOC. yard.
- Reduction price, roc.
75c. G. 3. Corsets tulacD-
Reduction price, SOC
Call for the "Manda' Corset, a perfect
fitting Corset. for SOC.
Ladies White Linen Chemisettes turn
down and standing, sizes from L TO
II H. Reduction price Ioc'
Ladies' Black Hose, fun regular made,
ribbed legs. especially for winter wear
Reduction price. Y lie. pair.
Daisy Ribbon-Silk-all shades
Reduction price lUc. apiece.
Seam Binding all cOlOiS-
Reduction price. Toe. apiece.
Whalebone Casing. all colors-
Reduction price sc. apiece.
stay There" Hooks and Eyes. black or
white dozen on card
Reduction price. lc card.
Sanitary Flannels. in gray and brown
mixtures, suitable for ladies' and chil-
drens wear lie. yard.
DRESS GOODS.
You need very little money to buy
dress here. All quality up TO the finest.
Of course. the new prices make the me
ones come way down
u pieces Plaid. for Chidren's wear and
for Waists Reduction price. sc.
Makes them cheaper than GinghamS,
- pieces Atwood 3i-inch Covert Cloth.
..V.Nfr al "a rFnI -
brown. black Reduction price, &c. yard.
20 pieces Illuminated Shot Effects. 81
inches wide never sold for less than 9c.-
Reduction price. 10 2-3c.
In lovely cOlorings OF blue brown green;
also. neat black figures.
. natterns-l Gray and | y Own-lm-
ported Covert Cloth sold for $l.lj yard
Reduction price, 81.
Atwood French Serge, in black and
colo-s. such as you see advertised for soc.
as a big Observation-Disclosures price. 35c.
piece Atwood Gray Covert Cloth.
real value 60c-
Reduction price, 39c. yard.
~ pieces Storm Serge, with double
stripe. never sold for less than Be
Reduction price 2Oc.
sS-inch Atwood Jet and Blue Black
Henrietta Reduction price, 3jc. yard.
p. d. CORSETS.
\ full line Of the famous p. d. Corsets.
in black and white. all sizes.
orr Violet Talcum Powder is the best
made. The reduction price makes 1t loc.
q box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
Origin Of ~ Cocktail.

Turning from war to drink, we. iinl that
Sucod In Mexico they drink pulQrc,
dTrivca from the cactus The Aztec for
nuloue Is "oc'cl" hence Yankee cock
tail Octel was an Aztec Girl who gave
eJ.ileI: hence Yankee Ito smile" TO TAX.
a srni' o. 9" No authority is given. Perhaps
the story Is i'm IXtlilXochtl, the Nlacaulay
Of Mexico. As for "cohbler." twas cob
HER who brewed "Cobblers punch" hence
"sherry ccbber" Here we NAV detect
n folks etymology" for who answer
for that shoemaker? "Juep" Is derived
from the Arabic .Julab," ''rcsewater."
SO they say. Chocolate is really of Aztec
origin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
STILL IN IT'S YOUTH.
TIA YKSGIVING DAY WAS GENERAL
LYADOPTED SINCE THE WAR.
Governor johnson. OF Virginia. Recon-
,a.a Thanksgiving in 1s55-In 1857
Goyernor wise Declined to DO So.
this time 1t seems

[ this time IL seems
TO me that no less
than four years
have rolled by
since the goth OF
last November.
w'aen two or three
NJ us helped to an
initiate that big
TAT turkey stuffed
with oysters. ! ct
| remember II
quite distinctly. Tor
II IS quite a luml-
nary in my repor-
torial reminiscent
ces. There rs the
cut-glass celery
stand full OF nice
crisp stalks; then
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
The Greedy Fellow.

?. mas her birthday. To his breast
II he drew the little dear,
And on her willing lips ne pressed
a kiss for every year
Ard then he said, For kisses, May.
From your lips I so hunger.
You mustn't pout TO hear me say,
I'm glad you are not younger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

CoAL.-FoR THE PRESENT, THE
EIrFL. THE CLOVER HILL COAL, VIII
be-LtMP, $40; HAIL. ~ per ton
SAMUEL. II. COTTREI4L
Sale Agent Richmond, &c.
YARDS: Harrison and Broad CPhore
I'm; $40 east Broad cPhone 45o). nolI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
TS u 40 YCIE g CO.,
1903 EAST BROAD STREET, Known All the State. A GOMR I

~ oTHING BETTER FOR cHAPPED
n Hands and Lips or Rough Skin than
SOOTHING BALM. &c, 50c.. and 81 st
A. II. ROBINS New Pharmacy,
Phone io4s. 200 east Marshall street
no22-sr, su&ws3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
"uSED HIS RELIGION AS CLOAK"

This expression is very oIten hea'u
these days about poor. errlng man. ,,,
We want to call your attention 20 our
CLOAKS. which we want to sell; ana III
many instances the prices have Deei s,1es
ducai We have a few very larSe go
I'm stock-A and $3.50 II you are loohlhs
for something yard wide come 70 u.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
"GRASS."

Four shades of GRASS CLOTH have
r,a and they are Black. White, Tan and
GRAY i our price for it is l5c:: and am. it ~ Is
worth fully &c. per yard more tnan tns
al 10 PC. SEE AND BUY OUR GRASS
CLOTH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

Dung women are pro
verbally fond OF pay
iuQ with edged tools,
and OF all such dan
Ferrous play things, a
habit of promiscuouS,
careless letter wriunS
49,. N.t.-. luI .t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

"Yes." said Mrs Shopper. II bought
this dress at the bargain counter. but
am not sure IL was not the shopkeeper
who made the bargain. Boston Trsn-
script,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
81 Ladies' Covert Cloth Coats. big
lanels eXtra long. real value Sl2 %

81 Ladies' Covert Cloth Coats. big
lapels, extra long, real value SEQ
Reduction price. S79s.
Ladies' Imported Navy Blue and Black
Finest Kersey Coats. " inches long, real
value Sl6.j0- Reduction price, ~.
Ladies' Gray Covert Cloth Coats. the
lapels and front edged with just enough
braid to make them very stunning. u
inches long. real value SIS
Reduction price, .liss.
Misses Finest Covert Cloth Coats. with
brown velvet piping Reduction price. 81.
Misses English Mixture Coats, brown
velvet collar Reduction price, f2.sS.
800 yards Black and Gray Lining Cam
brio Reduction price, 3-ic. yard.
81 dozen Ladies Heavy and Substantial
Ribbed Vests, long sleeves, fuii Sizes
Reduction price. loo. each.
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests, satin RIB
bon In neck, real value f0c-
Reduction price. DC.
Ladies' Ribbed Pants. all sizes. real
value Soc Reduction price, sc.
Ladies Red Medicated Vests, all wool
Pants 20 match-real value sl.&-
Reduction price. 75c.
Ladies Atwood Ribbed Vests twhitel.
grosgrain front. silk edged all around
value 81 Reduction price. 6yc.
Children's Red Atwood Medicated
Vests-Pants TO match
BOYS CLOTHING.
Fond mothers. do you want TO see your
BOYS attired In nicely-htting garments;
You can easily do so. and IL won't cost
much-not when you can buy suit OF
Clothes from 10 IL years for sc.-made
of neat Check Clothing Cloth.
% Extra Especial Suits Of various Kinds
OF Atwood Cloth. in Navy Blue, Gray
Checks Brown Checks and Mixtures
worth from & TO 81 suit all sizes
Reduction price, $50.
50 oovs' Navy Blue. Black and Wood
Brown All-Wool Suits. worth s.
Reduction price. 2.fs.
q BOYS Cape Oyercoats Droken Sizes.
II you get one 10 NJ the boy you get a
big bargain. Worth 81
Reduction price. sl.es.
u dozen Bows Corduroy Knee Pants, all
sizes, 39c. pair.
30 dozen Boys Atwood Knee Pants
Reduction price. &c, pait.
7 dozen Boys ATWOOD Cashmere Knee
Pants Reduction price. b0c. pair.
ROCKS.
when we sell Books
Come and take your pick OF 100 soc.
Books for i0c
Dumas Books, I'm sets. handsomely
bound volumes. CSC. set
"Triiby." George Du Mauriere's new
book. siS9.
Pastime Stories by Thomas Nelson
PAGE SiC9. -
9i pieces &c. quality White Apron Mus
nh I3a Yards White Angora Fur Trimming
Reduction price. &c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
"CANVAS."

The political canvass is over. Our CAM
VAS is in full blast ,,.
We offer to-day a magnificent quality
of best TAILoRS LINEN TAN CAN-
VAS at aOc., which sells readily at other
stores for 25c.
Now. while we are canvasslng for trade
we will speak word about our CANVAS
which We have at 10. l2l-2 and DC per
piece NARROW WHITE LINEN CAM
VAS at &C. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
THE Song of the Shirt"

TWENTY-FIVE years ago n frst-class Gus
tom Shirt cost so per dozen. Now We
can buy a good. serviceable Shirt for men
and boys at 29c. then at soc. a good Re-
inforced Front Linen Bosom New York
Mills Cotton Shirt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

our CHRISTMAS GOODS are in the
basement and you take the elevator TO
see them Those who do not IKE eIeNd'oi
cars walk down the rear stairway.
"TOYSw "BOYw "NOISE"
TOYS FOR BOYS!
TOYS FOR GIRLS!
TOYS FOR BABIES,
We call attention to the novelty
"KRUPP GUN" which shoots paper only
and IS perfectly safe. Also. hosts Of
other pretty things.
THE CLIMBING MONKEY. THE
MERRY-GO-D "r'ND AND DOLLS FOR
THE MILLION. all at popular prices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19

Are you disturbed st night an ! broken
Of Your rest by a sick culId suffering and
CRYING with pan o: cutting teeth2 II so
se.d at oIce sud t boz !, # Mrs. Win
,'oA's 5Jot,IIg syrup for children teeth
W2 lieu 80 dys,utrry. dlarhoea regu
ists- tic stomach aud bowels, cures wind
conc SIT ,ns the .uuIs reduces inf ,m,
tIoa, an I give O.. 40 / energy TO the
shol, -y,t ~. NJ. WIa-los's soothing
Svrup ter Ctibtcr TrerhlbR is pleasant
10 ,e taste sni 3 the prescription Of one
Of rae oldest ana b st female physicians
aud nurses IN he UuIt,i S,9tes, and is for
saloby drnggis'e throu bout Il Is world
price Is cts b tue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19

The New namp hire commissioner Of
insu Auce holds ia bis annual repo !, re-
eeatIy published, that the valued lolcy
Insurance Law has more than yludicated
Gated jt,,lt bryuud the question OF tie
most obdurate Insurance company. Tax.
log the eight wear. to 1850 before the val
nd policy Law VAS enacted the RATIO o.
Losses 20 remlums received averaged 80 .
per ce1t, iutlng the eight years since tue
ratio has been only Il per cent. Il Ska
wut,eu decreased $40 $50, 400 10 the sec
oud period Over the fret premiums re
ceiyed Increased a. 555 1876 while losses
paid increased only SJ9s4i The con-
missioner tblpks these f-ures ought f.
close tue mouths Of those insurance mel
Who are sull b,laborag the rniaous wall
ned policy law 1t viii be remembered
that ell the on'uie e0mg,ni's le'I tEr
,tsts uhcu thst lsv VS. o4scttd, but ser
baek Agaiu 10 two or .Lrce year..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19

II, u rpsH e Iut4a1 took pea
Ar ls.tvr,l Wr8aesatt tu UEflste Tor
mss.nsf ItsIamrt Hats eihF!!tu
e. ars8 Aiu
sn...-,s..e.t ef ysae.par N S
s,.u.t.. .,,.g,4t t4, l1a faIlaslcF
.-t.u,.. r.rrs JAW .8ta Aas q. Cbrs
g., Ans fta Aug is The sehaaI a. Bar
Zen 49, ha nBatr taa msnseemegl q i
t.tnG Day 'HIfi s1ptut#t 81 tcA"1't
. ll Dfsttus fnatb SFa'tI e'acs'l0psi
,prcl.ttsit hstr uasa srgss"t Iron Mas'i
seau..tts. la a3at laa o. NogU agi l'telt
saI macy tlear1i'sft eau..as ifau h's''
srau. etc taI. 9e''. 81 Tsetra 10y TIE fieeiI
5enor a' ue febaaH sa' The hfaahia'
aaalrr serarsl d'"gllGi iea'" "s
+ trt tT.ttta i.r
A.,fr.elr ffaI Inns u LtAIaebe
/ J,,tr.r Bulsr, Las prlysd 20 Ba the very
beat a tFaet.a rtfuatrrt eure and tAe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19

l... f...... -I8aIelgtItae hst.r#
...,,l..- ra ilf. arra uay. fr~ hr't
r-..itul 10 ttr e5sia.s ol Tie "a 20 tolls
,u.,.,.tts,festonbtp
t.,,.n allotted sae Aaas.a' B.. each
-a.,e I'D a, rule. % m.guatf Il lae
.t..,g.t,+i rscB ssrsr.lt ,L.fa 20 oar
.-,,,rl,ef, emit, j. t1s ulutoatlar. 10
,-,,s.ft,te .t,.l..e iuul-lIps. Oaf
.,,.IIi..g G ..,eltals btgau fU,lr ss-
...,.. .t..gtt,Y, aud have u nde
...t. .,ii.t, t,, pouigstioae lar .euatots.
If,t,.,unt. live .,ysi, oup i,r, has
,.,,, olive. Id i.rf t.ap. Maleucst,r,
A,I,,e,ss. Dorset. Kup.t Al tie other
,,utty errs t.ys gore to tlose lowos
u,,l. the eIctpuot. wy Iuir 48tuty, d
lha.id, MISUNDERSTANDING us'the
ota,t Eve towns b .se been o1., bao,y 10
the p.,rrrfl, ID tLrtumb,r II 5b.lr Il. lea
,..s
Ta'.t. i.lr md IeasotaJls allotment,
rbe,e five towls u Sunderland. SYNDICATE,
Uiob.u. Ptlu aLd Landstove would have
received ii I,.,t tnarn out If thirty five
oom,p.uoas
It cannot be ssIi tuat tins has occurred
th,oovL any ovtr.l.bt orssa matter Of
cI,rce Fur many years these towns
hay. entered tuelr claims, hrmtr esch re
curt,pg session. untlI last convention they
.tooI with solid. upbrolen trout, aud
Jost by only one vote.
No, can n be- .nId that thew bave been
.,hns neglected through wsut of feary 10
~. r.rtv No other towns the shire
and hnt few in the stat hsve been more
Iova Whenever their brethren 10 the
,a,la,s hsye fallen into trouhIe or dlsst
g,asp,ept IN regard to ths division of the
snoils and lack Of strength was suspected
fbere 10 order to carry through the ticket
thav have never called in vain for IelDl
f,rcemeDts from the bills. Four of these
ave TOWN have never gone democratic ut
less, since the war
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19
NO Lives we'd

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas OF J JUNCTION City,
H., was told by her doctors she had
Consumption sud that there was 20 hope
for her, but two DO ties DR.. Kings New
Discovery compile ely cured her and she
says it saved her lie. Mr., Thos. Eggers,
l3J Florida St. San Franclsco. suffered
from dreadful cold, then bought one
bottle OF DR.. klogs New Discovery and
10 two weeks was cured. lie is naturally
thankful 1t Is such results, Of which
these are samples, that prove the wonder
efficacy Il this medicine III Coughs and
Colds. Free trial bottles at J. n. Hard 6
Drug Store. Regular sizo SOC, and 81 co..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19

- The Hill Side workers will hold =
lawn patty Of the grounds OF Mr.. Albert
Bowen on Thursdsy eve, July % Re-
treatments vii b. strved 81 the usual
price All are cordially invited,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19

Tspleys Bread WINNERS outwesr all
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19

DuON~ TO HFNT
II AppN uYstsfls. Msttsan Nauhus
rtf Nauehasrf teHirg w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19
BRANCH OFFICE
Manchester Centre, Vt,
Or. SENECAS. CLEMONS
pHNhIlIAN IN CMAK1E.


PHlfIrIAN II tHAKIE.
Mschester Centre, Vt, June 2j.h, 1891. lit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19
ERNEST " ABBOTps E-rarG

n YcwA}AE. Collector.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-07-19
STATE NkWS

Perm, VI, Ju y l6, 1894
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-11
PROBATE COURT,
Matrimony Had the Innings and Scored Foui
Licenses and One Certificate.

Marriage licenses were in demand yes
terday. Licenses We're issued to four dit
ferent couples by the probate court, and
one of the couples were Joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony.
First came Andrew Haas and Miss Cora
Roberts of Greenwich and carried off the
permit from the court. After them came
a couple who preferred to have their
license not published.
Albert Pasturs marched up with a per.
NIT from his father and mother to wed
Miss Nellie Morton, and the judge fitted
him out with a marriage license
Mrs. Peachy came into court to grant
her consent to the marriage of her son
Simeon, aud later on Simeon Peachy and
Miss Maud MCCULLOUGH presented them
selves and the written consent of the
parents OF each of them to Judge Stratton.
They were a good looking couple and a
broad smile overspread the face of the
Judge when he found he had the privilege
of joining these two young people in a
happy union, and when he presented the
marriage certificate after congratulations
were given and said, Give that to Mrs.
Peacy SO that you cant run away" Mr..
Peachy said: ''She need have no fear ol
that
The guardian of Sophia Il. and George
il. Kramer filed a petition for the sale OF
real estate which was heard. The real
estate was ordered sold ut private sale at
not less than three-fourths the appraised
value. Tie appraisment was reported,
filed, and approved and the deed ordered
The deed WAS reported and annrovad
y In the estate of Mary y. Bastow, proof
Of the publication of notics TO sell real
estate was filed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-11
SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE
NOTES.

A call for stenographer was received
from Concdrdia, Kan, last Friday.
Professor and Mrs. Miller are enjoying a
visit with Professor Miller's parents VINO
reside in Wellington, Kan.
Eight new students joined the begin
ming class of shorthand which was or.
ganized on last Tuesday morning
Professor A. G.. Moore of Denver, Colo,
principal of the Denver Business college,
after thoroughly inspecting the business
course and methods OF instruction, adopt
ed as a textb book for bis school, the
Eunique Manuel of bookkeeping of which
+. II. Fritch is author and publisher
The clearing house work Of the banks
conducted in the actual business depart
ment was directed in perfect manner On
Friday afternoon by Charles Martin a
graduate of '92, who since com pieting has
been connected VITA a bank OF Belle
PIaine.
The debate at the college lycsum yester-
day afternoon, Resolved that all systems
of indirect taxation should be abolished in
this couatry was decided in favor Of the
negative The speakers on the affirmative
were Messrs. Johnson. Furnish. Buster
and johnson. Negative, Messrs. Smith
and Siocum.
Professor Miles who was called 10 ILL.,
nois on account OF the demise Of his father
will resume his duties on Wednesday
morning
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-11
WICHITA IN 1T AGAIN.

3. S. Hoagland. secretary of the Jubilee
association of Hutchinson. was in the city
yesterday and completed arrangements
for full representation of the musicians
of Wichita at the next Kansas musical
jubilee to be held at that place in May.
The jubilee will be governed by the fol-
lowing general rules and regulations, ia
which additions may be made hereafter:
l. All entries must be made by April
10, 1894
=. All contestants must be prepared to
perform at evening concerts when called
on by he management.
3. Drills and lectures will be given in
the morning, contests in the afternoon and
concerts in the evening of each day; judg-
ed on the evening of the 1lth.
f. The successful contestant must show
an aggregate of IS per cent in possible
100 and those not receiving prizes whose
aggregate is not less than 70 per cent,
shall receive a certificate of their standing
from the musical director.
5. There must be five chorus entries of
fifty or more mixed voices each, for first,
second and third prizes, and not less than
three entries in each class for all other
prizes except in orchestra of ten or more
pieces and the chorus of twenty or more
male voices, and the same of female voices,
in which there shall be at least two
entries.
g. First, second and third prizes in or
der of merit. Chorus of fifty or more
mixed voices.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-11
The dliehs 4ru Eagle sumdaY 7uimg ebruaru IT, 1884
EXAMINATIONS WEEK.

During the week examinations have
been conducted daily in the Pro-Cathredral
schools by the director Rev. j. H. Then.
The examinations have been very salts
factory and nearly ell the little folks at
tending have been made happy by promo
tions to a higher grade.
The examinations were largely attended
by the parents and friends of the pupils
and it was practically "a continuous holi-
day among catholic mothers and fathers.
The young ladies and gentlemen in the
academic course did finely and justly
caused their parents TO be proud of them.
The school is self supporting now and is
attended by children of all religions de-
nominations. The attendance now is 216,
which is quite gain over the mere hand
ful that studied in the basement or the
church six years ago when it looked as il
it was the merest folly to start such an in
stituion. A new building has been added
to the school aud still it looks as if more
room would be necessary some time in the
future. According to the statistics of the
public schools each pupil costs annually
about Sl5 and at this rate if the parochial
was not in existence the extra annual cost
would be S3240.
The Lewis Acadamy also saves the city
fully that much per annum.