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The herald., 1895-07-08
THAT SALT LAKE RAILWAY

The apathy of Angelenos regard
ing the Salt Lake railway project is one
OF the most inexplicable features of the
day. The undertaking is one that has
been endorsed to the utmost by railroad.
commercial, agricultural and mining men
as solid. profitable business enterprise.
one which more than all others mbined
would advance the interests of this city
and section, and not move in its accom-
plishment has been made by any of our
citizens.
By building railway to Salt Lake City
Los Angeles would effectually check
mate San Francisco and would insure to
itself the preponderance of trade and the
certainty of wrestling from its silurian in
tested rival of the Golden gate the dignity
of being the Pacific coast metropolis.
San Francisco once held all of the COM
mercial interests of the Pacific slope
tightly in its mercenary grasp, but one
by one they have been liberated. Los
Angeles has cut off the Southern Califor-
MIA, Arizona and New Mexico trade.
Seattle, Portland and Tacoma. together
with "Jim" Hill and his Great Norstern
railway, have sliced off the trade of the
northwest and large portion of the
Asiatic commerce.
About all that is left to the decaying
old city is the San Joaquin valley and the
mines and products of Nevada and Utah,
and Los Angeles can get them and fatten
on them if she will, but has she the en-
terprise?
The Terminal Railway company stands
ready 10 build the road to Salt Lake City
il the people hereabouts will take an ac-
tive part in it. Will they? II they do
not they will put the city back twenty
years in reaching the point OF import
ance that it can have at once if it wishes.
There is another point. San Francisco
has been comatose for long time, but is
now awakening, and on good authority
it can be stated that the plan is for the
San joaquin Valley railway to build to
connection with road from Salt Lake,
to be built by the Mormon interests. Los
Angeles can forestall this plan and kill it
by taking immediate hold of the project
and carrying it through. Bv doing this.
Southern California and this city will
hold the key to commercial supremacy on
this coast.
The time has come to take action on
this matter or else adopt the wasting
manana policy of the old ciudad. General
Manager Burnett of the Terminal railway
should be at once consulted, the cha m ber
of commerc should start the ball rolling,
and the one thing that Los Angeles
needs to make it what it must be- the i'm
perial city of California, will be brought
about.
In the language of the day, it is time
for US to get a move on.
The herald., 1895-07-08
A New Dinner Table Fashion

Philadelphia Public Ledger: The new
heraldry. or rather etiquette, for large
public dinners. annual dinners and the
iike-to which more and more frequent
ly ladies are invited-places the wife at
the table by her husbands side. She has
for some years sat side by side with him
on the box seat when he drives his four
in-hand, and now it IS the recognized
thing. even in London. where innovations
come slowly, to have this arrangement at
dinner. "It seems very odd, writes an
English woman. describing the annual
dinner of the Newsvendors' Benevolent
and Provident institution at the Grand
hotel. Every odd to go down with Rich
arl, this being one of the particulars in
which the rutlic banquet differs from
the private dinher. Opposite us were a
husband and wife, to the left of us an
other couple and little further off an
other married pair. None OF us quarreled
with each orher. Richard talked to his
friend, who occasionally threw me a
crumb OF the conversation, and l made
friends with my other neigh bor admired
the lovely tulips on the table and made
S. looked like. She sat beside tho
chairman. her husband. her father, the
Earl of Arran, supporting her on the
right. So you see 1t was intensely Br {
ISM a family arrangement of the most
pronounced kind
The first time that such an arrangemnt
was tried in Philadelphia was at the dim
ner given to DR.. James MacAlister by
Mr.. Edward T. Steel and number Of
other friends. There husbands sat by
their wives, and the novelty and ease of
this arrangement was very much enjoyed.
Since then the arrangement has become
quite a general one for public functions,
when other placing of the body of guests
would be awkward or i'm possible.
The herald., 1895-07-08
AT THE HOTELS

E. L. Pillsbury of San Francisco is a
guest at the Westminster.
DR.. E. S. Putt is in from the Soldiers
home and IS reg stered at the Hollenbeck.
George L. Fluitz and Miss NJ. L. Fluitz
uf Detroit, Mich, are at the Westmi Ms.
ter hotel.
James II. Wyman with his wife. from
Des Moines, Iowa, are stopping at the
Hollenbeck
Ben Leikyr and wife are visiting Los
Angeles from San Francisco. They are
stopping at the Nadeau.
S. Ii. Gum. ''the only one left" a
travelling salesman from New York. is at
his usual stopping place. the Nadeau.
Senator Eugene f. Bert and Miss Lulu
H. Bert arrived yesterday from San Fran
cisco and registered at the Holenbeck.
J. Lacostra and wife, Mrs. Nellie Waters
and Miss Mamie Waters of San Francisco
and Thomas Burr of Lathrop Cal, are
guests of the Nadeau.
The herald., 1895-07-08
THE NEW WOMAN

In the wonderful haze
OF these mystical days.
The behoders of wonders are weary;
All the changes that ring,
All the voices that sing.
Are but heartless and soulless and dreary
In the clamorous throng,
In the shrillest Of song.
Sound the voices that should be the
sweetest
And the hand that should now
Soothe the feverish brow
Wields the baton where din is completest.
All the weary world sighs
For glance from the eyes
That show pity and love and caressing,
For touch Of the hand
That attempts no command
That is only uplifted in blessing.
Do we live but to live;
Do we give but to give;
Do we get but to get and keep getting?
Do we sigh but to sign;
10 W cry but to cry;
DO we fret but to fret and keep fretting?
Do we know but to know;
Do We grow but to grow;
Do we fail but to fail and keep failing?
Do we try but to try;
Do we die put to die,
DO We vail but to wall and keep wailing2
Is there nothing to love
On the earth or above?
Will the Father deceive us forever?
Must q mortal be thrall
TO funeral pail;
And to nothing but what can dissever?
Will the sweet little dears
Of the vanishing years
Never prattle again for the weary?
Has the crazy old earth
Banished all of its mirth
And must all of the future be dYeary?
1t Will pass like the noon.
Or cloud Der the moon;
In the heavens the starlight is breaking.
All the plaAets that roll
Are but eyes of the soul;
And the brightest show the souls that are
waxing.
Thou. the girl with the eyes
Like the stars in the skies.
With the teeth like the pearls in the sea.
dear.
Wit. heart full CT love
Like the angels above
Every soul in the world loveth thee, dear.
And the weary old earth
Will regain all Of its mirth
When thy beauty these phantoms replaces;
When thy sweet. holy eyes
Will bit look with surprise
On the love everinore in our faces.
EDWARD HUTCHISON.
Los Angeles July 9th.
The herald., 1895-07-08
AT THE THEATERs
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The Burhank-The usual Sunday night
audience crowded the theater last even
ing to witness the initial production OF
that extremely funny extravaganza, A
Cold Day. 1t is farce comedy, not q
tragedy. but very hilarious comedy
without plot. but surely written to make
you laugh--a piece that unbottles an i'm.
inense quantity OF merriment. 1t is one
continual budget Of fun every moment
the curtain is up. If there was plot II
would be overlooked, as it is completely
smothered with an unlimited and con-
stant amour: of wltticisms and songs
and parodies. and they are heartily re.
ceived. and every mem Der in the cast is
The herald., 1895-07-08
Serving Boiled Eygs

New York Evening World: Translated
literally, 'oeufs a Ia cogne" would be
eggs in the shell. They are called so. it
must be supposed. because in France
boiled eggs are always eaten directly from
the shell. Have in a sauce pan rs much
boiling water ms will surely cover the
eggs when put in. In this manner they
wlll cook evenly. Put them all in at the
same time. if possible: leave them in
three minutes and half. Put them On
the dish covered with folded napkin,
as, ii they are eaten one by one in the
shell, those left in the dish will in this
manner be kept warm. Eggs must be
eaten as soon as cooked: they do not i'm
prove in quality by waiting, and when
boiled they keep cooking, even outside of
the water. as long as the shell is hot.
Better wait for them than have them
wait for you.
The herald., 1895-07-08
SOLID AND PROSPEROUS
A Remarkable Showing of the Farmers an
rlerchants Bank

Under the foresightcd and able direc-
ton of Mr.. /. W. Hellman, his brother,
fl. W. Hellman, and the able and popu-
lar cashier, Nj. fl. ]. Fleishman. the
Farmers and Merchants bank of this city
has attand most enviable prominence
in the financial world, but OF late has ex-
celled to u remarkable degree its splendid
record in the past.
In another column will be found a
statement OF its business up to June 10Th
last. which shows it's total availa BILE cash
to he over one and half millions of dol
lars, namely 81. 769. 97l. Its deposit roll
figures up the extraordinary amount OF
So, 040, GS5.75. and loans and discounts
~, OBJ ,010.90.
The entire statement is worthy the at
tention CT tinanciCrs and commercial
men. The bank now has. in consequence
of his deserved omotion, the valuable
services of Mr.. II. j. Fleishman. toe tai
cnted cashier, and has found him pow
erful factor in advancing its business in
terests.
The herald., 1895-07-08
Dinner Party

A very delightful dinner was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. n. McClen,
S19 East Eighteenth street, as a surprise
and in honor of Mr.. McClen's twenty
eighth birthday. Covers were laid fol
ten. A number of musical selections and
games were enjoyed during the evening.
Those present were: MIR. and Mrs. =.
Craig. Mir. and Mrs. J. Tucker, Mrs. e.
Nelson Mr.. X. Monroe. MI. 6. Kizser.
William Kizser, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Tuck
er, Mr.. Ashtone. Mr.. B. Kizser, Miss II.
Laurence, Mr.. and Mrs. Bloadie. Mr.. l..
Banks, Mr.. Clarence Tucker. Miss L.
Black Miss Ashton.
The herald., 1895-07-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MONDAY. JULY 8. 1893.
SUBSCRIBERS, ATTENTION

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Send in your changes.
The herald., 1895-07-08
take his chances of its being seized IL,
~ sx,kr C,,l,a

take his chances of its being seized in
getting into Cuba.
However the presidents proclamation
does prohibit Americans from fitting out
armed vessels to prey upon the commerce
of Spain. Every good American will rec
ognize the business of this. We have no
more right to fit out armed expeditions
against Spain. because the Cubans happen
to be in rebellion. than we would have to
start flibusterng expeditions against Eng
land should any of the princes of India
rise in rebellion against English rule.
If there ever was just cause for the re-
bellion of colony against the mother
country it is IN the struggle Ut Cuba to
throw aside the Spanish yoke. While
we as individuals may give our ympathy
and substance to the Cubans there. is
SUCH thing as going beyond the bounds
of international diplomacy. 1t was to
avoid this that President Cleveland issued
his proclamation.
The herald., 1895-07-08
Ell Club EspanoI

Ell Club Espanol met last Friday even
ing at 301z South Broadway and after
spending most delightful evening, COM
bining business with sociability, the club
adjourned for the summer.
The herald., 1895-07-08
Bread Should Cool Slowly

New York Times: An authority on
the chemistry of foods cautions house
wives on cooling loaves OF bread too rap
idly after taking them from the oven.
"Much of the souring OF bread says DR..
Woods, ''is douotless due to lack of care
during cooling. Owing to the high W ater
contents and the large amount OF nitro
genous substances and sugar which bread
contains it is, especially while warm, a
good soil for the devel .pment of various
kinds OF molus and bacteria. A loaf of
bread" he adds. ..hot from the oven,
taken into poorly ventilated room filled
with people, will become sour in the
course cf two or three hours"
The herald., 1895-07-08
Here and There

Mr.. Chas. Monroe returned home Satur-
day after an absence OF several weeks in
the east.
Mr.. Charles Monroe returned home Sat-
urday after an absence Of several weeks
in the east.
The herald., 1895-07-08

James Taylor Ros ers says that the Pop
ulists will not form "a distinctive or in
dividual feature in the next t'onal and
state campalgns.>s By the way, when did
the Populists form feature in a national
campaigu?
The herald., 1895-07-08

As the name indicates, Halls Vegetable
Siclian lair Kenewcr Is u reuswer OF the hair
including its growth. health, youthful color
and beauty. 1t will please you
The herald., 1895-07-08

A San Francisco firm celebrated the
Fourth in a way that will make the day
a memorable one to several thousand
poor persons of that city. The front part
of their big store was converted into a
dining room, and from 12 80 o'clock to I
p. m. all who came we're provided with a
substantial meal. Those who wished it
were allowed to take home two leaves of
bread and a supply of meat. This is a
new kind of patriotism, but of the kind
that counts.
The herald., 1895-07-08

Judge Payne of Chicago has rendered a
decision affirming the right of landlords
or agents of business blocks to exclude
bicycle, from their buildings. 1t is nard
to define nowadays just where mans
personal rights begin and where they
leave off. The landlords claim that as
they own the buildings, they have the
privilege to establish such rules as they
choose. On the other hand, the owner OF
a bicycle feels that :nasmuch as he pays
his office rent and owns the bicycle, he
may do with it as he chooses. But Judge
Payne says he can't.
The herald., 1895-07-08

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The herald., 1895-07-08
CURRENT COMMENT

An unanswerable reflection on the abili-
ty of some city authority. is the unspeak-
ably vile condition of Main street between
the rails of the car tracks. Great chasms
have been worn in the asphalt on each
side of the rail, making it more Than dan
gerous for drivers to cross the thorough
fare. 1t is understood that the street. car
companies by their franchises are re-
quired to keep the space of roadway be-
tween their tracks in good con dition. and
it is supposedly some city officials duty
to see that this is done. Perhaps the
street superintendent would find it to his
advantage to look after this offensive con-
dition OF a great street. Mr.. Howard
should go to church this morning and
pay particular attention to that part of
the litany which refers to things done
that ought not to be done. and other
things not done which ought to have
been attended to, and ne may come to the
reverent con clusion that there is little
health in him unless he mends both his
and Main street ways.
The herald., 1895-07-08

The wall paper dealer OF the city is Eek
strorl, 324 S. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-07-08

EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.: 2O5 Now High
street. Telephone 1856.
BUSINESS OFFICE: Bradbury Building, 222
West Third street. Telephone 2l7.
The herald., 1895-07-08

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franchise and publishes the complete tele-
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leased wire.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-02-08

Mr.. G. Fl. lnndnn, WHO las re-
Gently located his drug store in
Taz"well, desires to shy To The pub
llc that he has certificates of rec.
ommehl,. from the most promi
nent professional men in Salem
where he has been in business for
many years; that his endorsements
prove him TO bp all that could he
desired as careful, conscientious
and faithful druggist aud second To
none ais I'm accurate AMI safe com
pounder Of prescriptions.
The experience OF Geo, a. Argsr,
of German Valley, n. j is we'll worth
remembering. He Was troubled with
chronic dia,rboen aud doctored 70,
five months and was treated 3y fou,
different doctors without benefit. Ho
then began using Chamberlain Col
ic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Rvmody. of
which ono small bottle effected II
completo c,.e. For snle by A. Il,
HarSrave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-02-08
CLOSING EXERCISES.

Ss'urdad night, Feb. I'D, dosrite
tue cold and snow, there assembled n
large cF"wd in tn Town Hall so
wituess The entertnilnncut prepared
by Mrs " B Sprutl aud her ns-'st
ants W. would he glad If we kile.>
all III" chil'heu> to congratulate each
of them, but for lack of space we eau
only sny, wa most heartily endorse
tile tlste uf teachers aud students ON
this occasion, aud that they acquitted
themselves well.
Mrs. Spratl has given general sat,
'st"ceion MS ~ competeut anl trus.y
teacher, to which her students gnv,
the best of testinonyin this, thci,
frat, entertainment
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-02-08
SpEClAlEN CASES.

s II. Clifford, New Casscl, Wis,
was troubled Will, Neuralgia and
rheumatism, his stomach was dlsor.
dcred. his liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesl
and strength. Three bottles of Elcc
trio Bittcrs cured him
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg oi
eight years standing. Used three
hotties OF Electric Bit,crs and seven
hoNcs of Arnica Salvc, and his leg is
sound and well John Speaker, Ca
tawha. o. had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was in
curahle. One bottle OF Electric Kit
t"rs and one box I}ncklcn's Arnica
*alve cured him entirely. Sold by
a. l' Hargravc. Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-02-08
A H0UsEHoLn TREASURE.

ID. w. Fuller, of CanaJoharic. n
T., says that lac always kept Dr
Kings New Discovery IN the loasc
ami his family have always found The
very best results follow its use; thu,
he would not he without it, il pro
durable. G A. nykeman, Druggist,
Catskill, n. y, says that DR. Kings
New Discovery is undoubtedly the
best Cough remedy; that he has used
1t IN his family for eight years, aud
'it has rcver failed To do all that is
claimed tol it. Why not try RENE
dy SO long tried and tested. Trial
hotties free Mt a. +. lIargrave's
Drug Store. Regular size aOc. and
3l.00.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-02-08
pNNri nNtilI

"TLore is no wsv to get
pF your temper ia w kecping
SAYS mn exchppg' Srno rewi.
seem to lhiuk thai ll"v r"n gct ri,
ofa bad cough III tho snr,c wny
Keep Your cough ~ 20, viii SOC
fpd il nocrssa,y to seop sotnelhn
worse. I'elier ipvre' = l,nrrer in +,
bottle OF DNvid's Opugh Syrnp-lh,
remrdy That cures vhsn others lnll
For sal" by A. L IIaigrnve.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-02-08
C0hMiSSlONER'S OFFICE.
Tazcwell. Va. Feb. s. 1895
5. @. GrNham. Adm'r Josie Thomas dco'.l
d, Il. Thomns and others.
In Chantcry

d, Il. Thomns and Others.
In Clanrcry
70 8 O. Graham, ndnir .ioBio Thomns,
dcccHed. ID. II. Thomas. j. N. IInrlnnn
Oh 'rcs W. Scott ana john d. Noble wo
nst) merchants and partners under the
style Of Scott N Noble, II. r. Nmghcs and
Il. G. Ei,lng r. merchants aud pcrtlrrs
under the lyle OF of lInehcR, Eingcr X
Co. w. G.. Tabor and J Mullins, ptrtn IN
under The firm aud st:'le of W. g. Tabor d
Co., y. j. Bcll,Q. Il, B r.er and j. Il: Jcr-
nings, partners under the firm and style
of Bell B rkcr Il Jennings II partners hit
under the firm and style of Cullen 4
Newman, the names of whose individual
members are unknown. partnership un.
der the firm name and style of Thv or &
Spencer. aud the individual names OF
whose memb0ra are unknown, Y. n.
Tholnns. S. Walton. Jesso Bailey, II +.
Hunt. admir- of j. G hunt. G.. j. Mcneil,
William Snddlcr, John Hoops. e. B,
Gr"eyor. q Z. McWane. j. w. Chapman
aud a. r. Gille'p pie partncrB under the
/ fir and styl'. of Chapman e Gillespie,
James w. Maxwell. G. NJ. Grsybehl. firm
under the ut, le of W. j. Parker a. Co. the
imiividnal names of which are unknown
except W j Pnik,r and w. j.. Kccrl,
iHke hoticu tHht. pursuant 10 decree
rendered i'll the above ciusc Mt tie Deccm
licr term, 1894. of the Circuit Court ol
Tazew II county. appointing me ms ono oi
the Commissioners Of enid Court, ITO as.
certain and report the liens in thor prior
les against the renl es,ate of said ID. T.
Tloma.," kc., j have fixed upon Tuesday
ta 2Gth day of February, 1895. Mt my or
fice at Tnzewell Va. to take the account
directed by said decree md also to ''as
certain and report any other matters loen.
ed pertinent by himself OF which ho may
be required to ascertain and report by an
of the par ies to this cause"
When and VIII re yol arc requested Ia
attcnd, with surh evidence "a will enable
mo to perform the duties required Of me
by said decree.
Given under my hand rs COMMISSIONS.
i'll Chancery Of tue above iinniei court.
H. w. STRiS. Commissioner.
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BUUKLEN'S ARNIC.A SALVE.

The Bnsr SAivE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
l'heum, Fever Sores. letter, Chappc.l
Hands, Nhill'iaire, Cnrus aud all
skin l.rnpiious, nai positively coege
Files, or no pay required IT. is guar.
ontrcIl t" give rcrr-ct satisfaction,
Or moner relnnici Iricc % cents
per box For sn'" i a. r. llnr
grayr
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
TNzewelI, Va, Feb. 6. 1855.


TazewsDl, Va, Feb. s, 1855.
4. NJ. Carter,
Va.
S. T. Li:z and 9th RS,
In Chinctry.
TO NJ Carter, s. L. Litz, G.. Litz.
and q. 4 Carter,
Take notice that pursuant 10 decree of
tie Circuit Co 1t of Tazewcll county, ren.
dercd ut its December term, 1894 nppoinL
ing me M one of tho COMMISSIONERS of
said Court, TO take, settle aud uljust the
accounts between the plaintiff and defend
ants. growing ont of their partnership
transactions while doing business md r
tile firm name of Y, Nj. Carter Il Company.
and the dealings of snid firm With Tic
complainant, T. NJ. Carter. and report tile
result. together with any matter deemed
pertinent by himself or requested 10y any
of the parties intcrested;" have fixcl up
on Monday, the 18th day of March. 1896,
Mt my oiiieo at Tazewcll, Va , to take set
tie and adjust said account.
When and where yon arc requested to
attend with such evidence as will enable
ne to perform the duties required OF me
by said decree.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
III Chanceey of tho above named Court,
Is. w. STRAS, Commissioner,
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5 Call at 'J.sB. HNnkins an,l Co's ror


+ Call atJsB. Haukins and Co.'s ror
Ianyth'ng in the fancy grocery line.
A large i,nml,er of logs have been
going through town within the past
week, OIL sle,laes.
Fresh canned tomatoes. three
Iuonnd cans, seven cents each, at j.
b. Hankins Is Cos.
Miss Jean Graham returned last
Saturday from, Raleigh, y. 9 where
she. has been at school
Buston e. Sons want to buy tur-
keys, chickens, ducks, onions, but
icr.egss. sc. Highest prices paid
for all kinds ofcountry produce.
Pastor Bishop, Presiding Elder
Pyott aud Rev Bus,on attended
the prrachrr's Counsel ut Graham
Wednesday.
The most popular resort of the
iller at present is the public room
Of the Central, where chess is ut all
times popular.
If you want something nice for
dinner try some of our vermicelli
and egg noodles. Yon are sure 10
be pleased Bnston & Suns.
Owing to the track being covered
SO quickly with snow,ftle street cal
does not run more than half the
time.
If YOU like this paper, send in
Your subscription Don't wait rul
us to ask you. The price is onl,
One 'lar-less than two cents II
week.
A telegram from Mr..J Siras aI
Roanoke to- A!r. q. w. s5tIGs, is tc
the effect that he Norfolk e. West
EN- has gone into Tile hands of Il
receiver.
II will be to your interest TO Civ,
us your advertisement. Ne coyer /.
good commercial territory ,3and ON
subscription list is largo and ,iiiiy in
creasing.
The second term of Tazcweli itiel
School opened Monday with fort,
odd pupils. Misses Lyons and I.n
ker are retained as tir>t and !ecout
assistants aud Miss Nelps as mnsi,
teacher.