Most of the och why have closed for the New Year: hil though "study ill heard along the more fashionable streets. Educational work moves slowly in the interior, "lowing wide margins for the exercise of patience on the teachers' part. Still the closing exer. mao wanted Py ik? At the New Building wanted by the hho was received in a large room in the is honourable name 8000nd storey. This room is to be used ith the mame he had chemistry laboratory. It had been de-Placard. So he watched hi-|corted by some of @ ladies and pian and seized him when the boat reached & did not fail to express his appreciation, Tebong, and daly received the handsome forst had been spread and, after the Tewar offered by the officials, ceremnios, all wore seated at the tables usual passing of compliments' and other city. He did not. however, fail to show served by one of the first. caterera of the cises and exe "ion papers of the Hank, that he appreciated what had been done Mission schools show that some advance has been made, especially in mathematics One school has a weekly newspaper in English—one copy only—made up of local items and extracts from the " North-China Daily News." Fiom it we learn that the school house is haunted. A child was ran over by a reckless rider and so cruelly hurt that its teeth f-li out and it could not ery—the last meaning the child was a mute.—A missionary and some converts to do him honour. After the feast the changes in temperature building, where Mr. Robertson of ly repaired to the lecture hall oft! Pogrible to come to a correct diagnosis of Growell Physics Apparatus. HE. Hour an examination of the very mach interested sod, wey Profuse in just by & stady of the report his complim.nts and thanks to Mr. Ro. the person.
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