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tor says I must keep IN bcai ~. n, obi
place myself under your care .' an ii
twenty-one years old, and too Sor rrsr
suffer so much" - MRS. CHAs. a. I'm Nd
The above letter was receive, y tsss
Pinkham at Lynn, Mass, May ~
which received a prompt reply, Il at|
The following letter reacneN nod
Pinkham about five months la'ef'
the result. o, tA
LITTLE FALLS, MINI, Sept. o u, ID
81 deem it my duty to anno VI fenb
fact to my fellow-sufferers OF nainnrIdd|
complaints, that Lydia e. i ',od bod
treatment and Vegetable Compo o;n, ~
entirely cured me of all the p'lIr Nl
suffering I was enduring wnsn odyier|
you last May. I followed your Inv ~J 20
the letter, and the result IS sl n, and !.
derful. May Heaven bless su ,,anr S.
good work you arc doing fof "
Mrs. CHAs. PARKER. theft
Dali the druggists in town say fy,die
a tremendous demand TOR - -? Is d
Pinkham's Compound; ana =
lots Of good among the wolll 'l,le vris
If you are sick and in trou y. yoll
Mrs. Pinkham. Relief aWai''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
Mgr. O'Brien is Dead.

Montreal, Can, Oct, 25.-Mgr.
O'Brien, the distinguished Roman Cath
Ollie prelate, orator and author, died sud-
rick's presbytery in this city. His grace
while celebrating mass at st. Patrick's
church on Sunday tainted The doctors
pronounced it case Of heart failure
and his condition was regarded as 50
serious that the last rites of the church
was member of the Papal council. had
been intrusted with several importa mt
missions from the Vatican to America.
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CHICAGO OR PITTSBURG.
Carter, Clarkson and Plat Favor Either
of These Places.

New York, Oct. 24-Following the
conference last night, which resulted
in the issuing of the call for the meet
ing of the Republican national commit
tee on December 10, there was dinner
Mt the Brunswick, to which Chairman
qag 7 Sc gss $, Ga 81 s aPa tf = e +
was decided at this aiRhef, SO fafas the
will of three mSss1i may decide It, that
the national Republican coh1saafntion wIIl
Be held either in Chicago or Pittsburg
and probably OH JUNE TO-. L was said
that seventeen menlbsrs Of the HftiSnal
committee lad expressed a preference
for San FRANCISCO az the convention
city, while twenty-five votes are Noes
safy to a choice. San Francisco. it was
alleged. cann2t obtain the requisite eight
additional Votes.
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MRS. YZNAGA DIVORCED.
Free to Marry Count Rela Zichy if She
Chooses,


Yankton, S. D., Oct. PA decree of
Of Mrs. Mabel W. Yznaga against Fer
nando A. Yznaga. of New York city.
The complaint alleges desertion of plaint-
iff by the defendant on the 9th of Feb
ruary, 1894, and asks for a reasonable
alimony and the expenses of the suit.
decree as valid to him as to her. All
evidence in the case was in the form of
dispositions in New York in corrobora-
ton of Mrs. Yznaga's complaint. There
is nothing in the decree relative to prop
erty rights, it being understood that this
matter has been arranged between the
parties to their mutual satisfaction. Mrs.
Yznaga has been a resident of Yankton
six months and will remain here for the
present. The decree was granted in
Aurora county. S. D.
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WRECK ON THE B. & P.
Cattle Drover Killed and Several Per-
SONS Injured.


Baltimore, Nd, Oct. "a collision
occurred today on the Baltimore 4 Po-
tomac railroad at Bowie station, mid
way between Baltimore and Washing
ton. in which one person was killed and
one fatally hurt and three received seri-
""s iri"ri"s. y A. Ellis. a drover of
Fort Springs. w. Va, was instantly
killed. The injured were: A. r. john
head burned and cut: w. w. McClel-
land, drover. Hughert, w. Va. injured
in the breast: J. NJ Skeggs. drover,
Huehert, w. Va. slightly injured in
head; Isaas Hearn. signalman, Balti-
more. was badly crushed and died Il
few hours later.
Hyde Park. Mass. Oct. 25.-In a col
lisioh between the New London express
and another train yesterday G.. Nj. Aus
tin, brakeman. was killed, and twelve
persons were injured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
FIGHT OVER LADY SHOLTO.
Two Theatrical Managers Lay Claim to
Her Services.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 24.-There ap-
pears to be every prospect of a fight be-
tween two theatrical managers of this
city over the possession of Lady Sholto
Douglas. On October George c.
Thompson and Ed Shea of Boston signed
a two months contract with her lady
ship 1T $50 a week and expenses, the
contract to expire December Il. Thomp'
son and Shea commenced making ar
engagements for tour through the adj
jacent cities and towns. They We're
thunderstruck to learn that the Frawley
company had signed her ladyship for the
remainder of the season at larger fig.
ure, alleged to be $500 week, but really
about 500. Thompson and his part
ner will seek legal means to protect their
intnrnStS
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ESCAPED FROM MINNESOTA.
Maniac Found Roaming About in The
Wilds of California.

Maniac Found Roaming About in the
WNds of California.
Santa Barbara, Cal, Oct. 2:5,~A wild
man who has been living in the hills
back of Carpinteria and causing reign
of terror among the inhabitants was
driven to seek shelter from the recent
storm and was captured and brought
here, where he was given short SEN
tence for vagrancy.
The man talks wildly and disconnect-
e,lly, and states, that he is an escaped in
mate of the state insane asylum at
Rochester, Mimi. where he was con-
fined for three years, having succeeded
in getting away three months ago. A
coat that he wears has the asylum stamp
and bears out his story. He claims to
be resident of Faribault. Mimi, and
states that his two fathers, Dutton and
Charles Moses. reside in that place,
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Wild Rush Of Suuatters.

Sibley. Ia, Oct 26.--The recent decis-
ion of the Supreme court in the case of
the Sioux City Il st. Paul Railroad COM
pany against the United States, involv-
ing title to certain lands in O'Brien.
Dickinson, Plymouth and Woodbury.
counties, has caused wild rush of squat
ters from Sibley and Spirit Lake to I'M
settled lands in Dickinson county.
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TO STOP HORSE RACING.
President Roosevelt Begins the Campaign
in New York.

New York, Oct. 24.-Counsel for the
anti-gambling association and for Peter
De Lacy, the former poolroom proprietor,
called at the police headquarters at noon
today and had lengthy and secret con-
ference with Commissioners Roosevelt
and Parker.
After they had been together for an
hour, Acting Chief Conlin was called in
with Inspector Mccullough, who has COM
mand of the district in which the Morris
park race track is situated.
1t was reported on good authority that
warrants had been issued for the arrest
of President Lawrence and the other Of
ficers of the West Chester Racing asso-
citation and for John Doe, Richard Roe
and others and that they would be
served at the track this afternoon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
Death or a Liberia Colonizer.

Altoona, Pa, Oct. 26.-William Ncs-
men of the state, died here today. He
had been a member of the Republican
state committee and was formerly presi-
dent of the State Equal Rights league.
He was one of the early co-Jnizers of
Liberia and published a book descriptive
of life in that country. He was over
20 wears of age
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Death of Prof. Rosewald,

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 2G.-Prof.
Joseph F. Rosewald. noted as n conduc-
tor, Instructor and composer, died here
yesterday of heart disease. He was
born in Baltimore, and before settling
in San Francisco in 1884 was prominent
as q musician in the East. He was con-
ductor for Gerster. Materna and other
noted singers, and for three years was
conductor of the Emma Abbott Opera
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
milwaukee, Dairy Market

Butter-Fancy creamery, per Id, 226I22 kc;
inferior to choice, 16@2lc; best dairy
selections. 17I19c; lines, fair to choice, do,
4MHc.
Cheese-Full cream flats, per ID. "a
@fOc; brick, s@9c; limburger, S@9c: Swiss,
do. 11M12c
Eggs-l'er doz 15M17c
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JAPANESE SUSPECTS ARRESTED,

Charged with Being Concerned in the
Murder of Corea's Queen.
Yokohama, Oct. 26.-Accorling to dis
patches from native sources. Gen Miura,
the former Japanese minister to Corea,
and the other japanese officials who left
Seoul under escort after the murder of
the Queen, it being suspected that they
We're concerned in the tragedy, were ar
rested upon their arrival at TINA
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Miss Carleton was Mnrdana,

Detroit, Mich; Oct. 25.-It was settled
today beyond the question of do,,Ll
that the body of the woman dra auuo1
from the river at Amherstbure 6 ecu
September 30. was that of Miss 0Ero
Carleton Of Chicago, distant reiat;pa 1is y, 6
the poet, Will Carleton, and that she va ~ !.
murdered for her money. She disa rs
frnn, S g. oe G,o;n y while on her way
from 81. GAR. this state. to Chicago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
Van Bokkeien Pleads Guilty.

Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. 25.-Ross c. Van
Bokkclen. ex-teller of the Merchants
Lean and Trust Company bank, WIG
was brought back from Mexico charged
with stealing $4,000 of the conApany's
given an indeterminate sentence Van
Bokkelen was of good family and had
been a prominent society and clubman.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
,, A CRY !EQR HElP, 4
RESULT OF A PROMPT REPLY
Two Open Letters that Should Susss
to Thousands Of American ''9na
to go and do Likewise. q

ill., lsrrc1AL 70 oSE f!DY HrADrnsl
~ LITTLE FALLS, MINI, May II, Nv y
II am suffering, and need youiaIss =
have terrible pains in both sides % : :
womb, extending down the front I, o. , ,
limbs and lower part of my oaCh' i
tended by backache and pains IL :
back of the neck and ears.
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Population of Lanan.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 26.-rhe pop
ulation of Japan. according to an esti-
mate sent to the department of state bv
Consul-General Mclver. is 5000, goo, al
lowing 100000 for the newly-acquired
territory of Forlnosa. Japan has rec
ords of her population going back to the
year 610. when the number was 1855
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
The st. Louis Loses Her Ruddel

London, Oct. 24.-The American line
steamer st. Louis, Capt. Randle. which
sailed from New York October IL for
Southampton, passed Prawle point this
morning and signaled that she had lost
her rudder. She asked for two tugs to
meet her outside the Needles to assist
her to port
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
Francis A. Coffin Gets Eighr Years

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 26.-Judge
Baker of the federal court this morning
sentenced Francis A. Coffin, the former
president of the Indianapolis Cabinet
company, found guilty of aiding in the
wrecking of the indianapolis National
bank, to eight years in the penitentiary.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

Milwaukee, October %, 1895.
Chicago Fotauo Market.
Chicago-The potato market remains in
the same dull and weak condition ana 10
improvement is to be found. Trading is
still limited. with receipts moderate and
heavy stocks held. Demand is only fair
and entirely of local nature. Burbanks,
200I22c; HebrOns. 1S6I20c: rose, 16W19c:
peerless, 16d2Oc; mixed 1GM20c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
INSURANCE COMPANY IN TROUBLE.
State Brings Suit Against the New York
Mutual Fire.

MUtu0I FIrc.
New York, Oct. 26.---Justice Pattcr-
son in Supreme court chambers today
granted leave to Attorney General Han
cock to bring an action against the New
York Mutual Fire Insurance company
for the purpose Of obtaining an injunc-
ton perpetYally restraining the company
and each officer thereof from exercising
tny E ds se SGtd as eomp anS s anS
1fbafs IS St5peFy 81 of tb ss esSa q be-
tween its cF.ssst!rs and stockholders.
lie ttQlney- general IL his rSetition
says that the company has tailed am.
neglected to pay in cash for It's capital
stock tho sum Of $4,000 as required by
IN ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
ssF0UR YEARS MORE or GROVER. -
The Originator of the Campaign Slogan
is Dead.

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 26-Samuel
Josephs, a well-known local Democratic
politician and wealthy contractor, died
today of cancerous affection, after a
long illness. Mr. Josephs had been a
familiar figure at the Democratic ma
tional conventions for years past and
at Chicago in 1891 gained national fame
slogan, "Grover Grover, four years more
of Grover" Deceased was about 65
years of age He leaves a widow and
three children
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BIG FIRE IN GIBsoNBURG, O.
Nothing in the Business District is
Spared.

spared.
glastonbury. O., Oct 24.-Shortly after
midnight last night fire broke out in the
rear of Whitney 4 Powers grocery
store, spread rapidly and burned two
GLIDING about all the business places in
the town. The Toledo fire department
arrived at 2:45 a. III. and went to work
to save property. The north side of
Madison and part of the west side of
Main streets were burned to the ground
Estimated loss. S250.OOO to 100000
A call for aid for those burned out will
no doubt be made, as everything was de-
x,<n.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
MACKAY GOES TO NEW YORK.
Will Receive His Sons Remains and
Take Them to California.

Take Them to California.
San Francisco, Cal, Oct 25-John w
Mackay will take his private car for
New York this evening He will be ac-
companied by John u. Rosenfeld and at
the end of his journey will take charge
of the dead body of his son, who was
accidentally killed near Paris. Mrs
Mackay will accompany the remains
acress the Atlantic and the surviving
members of the family wifi be on the
funeral train across the continent to this
city, where the final interment will take
ulaca " '"iNS
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THEY WEAR THE TAGS.
Illinois Steel Company Employees Max,
No Fuss at .ToHe<

NO Fuss at Joliet.
Chicago. H.. Oct. 25.-A special to
the Daily News from Joliet says that the
Illinois Steel company began issuing tags
TO be worn by its 100 employees yestcr-
day. The first department sunnliad We :.
the yard, where $50 employees receives a5
the Objectionable medals. but no mnr.
muring was heard ui
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
NEW DISTILLERY COMBINE.
American Spirits Company to Produce
72 Per Cent.

72 Per Cent.
New York. Oct pa combination
has been formed between all of the i'm
portar. dlstilling interests in the country
to regulate prices and production of the
goods. In the agreement. which includes
80 per cent. of the entire output. the
American Spirits Manufacturing compa-
ny is allowed u per cent. of the aggre-
gate. This is Il greater allotment than
had been anticipated when negotiations
were begun here several months ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
CAMPOS IN A SKIRMISH.
Spanish Captain General Has His Cloak
Riddled with Bullets.

Riddled with Bullets.
Havana. Oct 25.-Capt.- Gen. Martinez
de Campos arrived here shortly before
neen from Cienfuegos. In his journey
from Ciego de Auila to Santa Spiritua.
escorted only by detachment of 100
cayalrymen. he was attacked by a de-
tachment of insurgents. whom he routed
after sharp fight. during which the
captain cloak was pierced by
eight bullets and bullet went through
his Saddlehag.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
OVER A GAME OF CARDS.
Gladstone Young Man Held on a Charge
of Murder.

Gladstone, Mich, Oct. 25.-[Special l.
night charged with the murder of one
Erickson. The affair took place at II
o'clock. The trouble is said to have
arisen over game of cards Beattie
claims self-defense, as Erickson is said
to have drawn a knife on him. Beattie
is a young man Of % years and a son of
respected parents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
SON DEFENDS HIS MOTHER.
Fred Heard Fatally Shoots His Father
at Chester, Ia.

Chester, Pa. Oct. 25.-Fred Heard,
aged 81. shot and probably fatally in
jured his father. David Heard, Il years
old. this morning at their home, 604
East Fourth street. The father and
mother quarreled and the son defended
his mother. His father turned ON him
aud the son. drawing revolver, shot
his parent four times.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-31
Milwaukee Live,tock Market

Hogs-Receipts. s cars; market &c lower.
Packers, s.4o0is5o; heavy fair to good, $50
@3.63; light. 1870 to 200 lbs, :6o0l3.70.
Cattie-Receipts, cars; market steady.
1900 lbs. 375@4.50: medium to good. 1000
to 100 lbs 3.25M3.50; common to fair 900
TO 1000 lbs 2:15a30O; cows and heifers. good
to choice, 2:5oa2 80; common to good. 2ooM
2.35: Gamers. ,500l1.75; bulls. common to
good. 1.750t2.OO; good. 2.0OM2 40; feed
s1s. 500 CT TO :, $50 1b;s 2:75@soo stockers.
mixers and springers dull 1s.0oM3000.
Sheep-Receipts. cars: market steady.
1.7aM2.50: lambs steady, 3.00M3.75
Markets by 1elegrapn.
Milwankee-Flonr-Qu and steady,
WheatmFir ,ln No; spring, e 5s1zc; No;
white. 2olac; No. 8 white. 19@2oc Barley
gale. Rye-steady; No. |. 4oHc. Provi.
Milwaukee, October 26. 1895.
Flour is STEADY on the basis of 3.35Gi3. 10
for patents in bbls in CARROTS; low grades.
26O: rye, in bbls, 2.55M2T5
Millstuffs are dull at 1O.OOa10.25 per ton
for sacked bran. 10.5o@l1Oo for fine mid
dlings. and 12.5OM12.75 for white do.
December, 6O1xM60ssc bid: May, 645sc. Corn
October. 3Okc: November. 29Mc: Deem
Der 2aKa2se; January. 27,ke asked Nay.
bid. Pork-October, sos: December. S12I2
bid; January. 9.121a bid; May 9.42. Lard
October 565; November, o 5:55 Janu la2
5s1sc: corn. 3o5sc; oats. 1s14c; pork, s.G5,
lard 55s th ribs .e a5ak Ryemca 81. s az
39c: No. 8. 26a36c Flax-Cash Northwest.
ern. 9O11@91c. Timothy Cash. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Dr G. y Banker whom the Board OF heal'h APP
ponted Health Onicer on Tuesday. assumed the du-
,iee NJ his office Yesterday. President Hermance
has appointed the following standing committees
,sp.nce Commissioners Treanor. Wray and Trotter;
Sanitary commissioners Sherman, Irotter ana
Wray. Suppllcs Commissioners Wray sherman ana
Treauor. Laws and Ordinances Commissioners Irot-
ny Tre,p,r and sherman. This morning the case
of Or Waring who arrcs,cd on charge Oh
rr,ctislur medicine without registering, VIII come
up "A Court OF Specla 9'ssloIis. p" hl'r - t'h
rein il The nominal compla nant, the Board OF Health
A. hacking him up Not being able TO get ban, 'r'
Waring has been locked up since Monday afternoon.
AT the meeting OF Inc Nonkcis bodir %. To-" ,,'
TUESDAY evening. the Committee on Transportation
made a report OF ms efforts to have the l"sls 'ui
pa - the nill providing for solid trains between 'riy
Square. Yonkers. and Reotor-st. New ofk. ~ H.
r,0pthv dues from 81 to 81 cents, aitCr a NcN us
cussiOn phinp \crpank. Alexander Sauhuefs u, :"
Browncl and John d. Bellows were appom''u
committee To confer with the officials OF the Hudson
River Railroad in reference TO improving the srouhds
al the PARK I'M station. ,,.o, .ho
IIolsatla Lodge. order OF Harugari, celebrated tne
fortyoighth anniversary OF The lQIEe iom
in America 10y having a punh' lis' s s,.,.
Tuesday night in the HAN Of the Teutonh So.itN'
Nearly hundred visitors were pres'n from ~ ~,
York city. among whom were AuEMst h, ,, ,yerc
installed by Ernst Stadtmann Grand Master :" ,i.y
State of Ncw-York. assisted 10y AcNani,r .n'
August Koch Frederick Guse! oito rum ,l'" ,ii,
Louis BOehmor John FoerSt Charles StalD n"ii'S1
Bechtor and Erwin Schimpfkc. supper ioHo"eu
the ceremony. 1,
Miss Mary Holden daughter Of Postmaster j., g,
TUESDAY evening her home in Woodsworr,,n-aEyy
Among those present were Miss H. Snyder, MISS II.
Grace Newman the Misses Howes, MISS Iafsons'
Miss Quicken. Miss Wilson. Miss Coles: MISS 'r9,s'
Miss Lillian Clark pr W. y. Young pr Love, , Dr.
George Z. Holden. Ernest Newman bs si -"o'
ser Charles Kingsbury and Richard Edie. Jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

All the new Election Commissioners have been
sworn in and IL s. understood that they viii meet
nj the Mayors office to-day ana organize with
william II. Williams as president. Mr. Errcggcr
treasurer. and Nj Edwards secretary
At the election for new lieutcnant- colonel Of the
18Th Regiment Tue day night Major Charles H.
i.uscomb was chosen by a vote Of % to for cap
tain ". d. Meyer
The verdict OF the COroncr's jury In the case Of
little James O'Connor who Killed last week
by "A Jay aad Smith st. car. Is "a follows: I'VE ex-
oncratc the motorman and the conductor from
blame. and ccnsure the Concy Island and brooklyn
Railroad crlmnaliy Negligent in not having
proper fc-saving appliances attached to the cars"
Fire Commissioner Wurstor yesterday broke all
fine records by imposing penalty OF fifty days
pay upon Lawrence Pagan OF Engine No. .. for
being absent ten days without leave.
The graduation exercises Of the Brooklyn iIomoeo-
pathic Hospital Training School for Nurses VIII be
held next Wednesday evening In the hospital. Cum
berand-st. near Myrtlc-avc.
Fire In the four-story apartmcnt-ho house at No q
ST. Johns Place. at o'clock yesterday morning
damaged the building 5000. and the four occupants
lost about $3.50 each The fire started In an ash
barrel
Police Superintendent William J. McKelvey yes
terday appointed June for the annual parade Of
the Police Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
MOUNT VERNON.

The contractor who received the award LOT 'ne
work of building the addition TO the schooi AT rI'"
ave and Sixth-st. reported it finished on SATURDAY
last and the Building Committee OF the Board o.
Education has since made a minute inspection oi
the work in order to report TO the Board WIN 'he
exception OF some minor things. neglected or over
looked by the contractor and to which ne has given
attention since them the building is competed ana
Will be equipped and ready for use at the beginning
Of the next term September IL gives 10 the scA9o
six additional cassro0ms and large Assembly
room; the latter fitted with rolling partitions so
that il can be divided n,o four large ciassrooms
after the manner Of the assembly-roOms IN New
York schools. The contract for this buhdlnG was
awarded a minimum figure ana yet the WORK H,, -
most thoroughly done and In nrst-class order Inc
members OF the committee have had the Work unurr
their supervision from the time 1t was begun Visi'-
ing the premises often as two or three times Il
week Great attention has been paid L. hght, neat
ventilation. etc. in the building The structure Is
az brick with heavy stone foundations ana Duestone
trimmings. and thee is il is believed. absolute
safety fire. with ample means OF egreSs in cas-
of an emergency Of any sort The original DulLins
was too small to accommodate the pupils. mere
was no assembly-roOm and the classrooms were lar
from being well arranged. Work on the school bud,
ing at Fuion-ave. and MOnrOe-st Is going ahead
rapidly AMI IL Will be finished and equipped IN tlile
for the beginning Of the next schcoi year.