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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-24
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y. DHgIGlIID a SONS.
rs,nn sURsCRsREiss having obtained

rbNkE SUBSCRIBERS having obtained III,
4 exclusive right ofrctnilinR fishs Metallic Burial
Gases, take tbs method nfinformngt the people Of Iynch
burg and the surrounding country TINT they hive nov
their ware ronrlnn Main street lot of he nhuveCa
a different sizes 1t would be difficult tn-k to Civ,
adequate impression of these Cnscs without person
inspection: they perfectly air ligh aud ndcstuc
.hle mud for protecting ind preserving the Dead fuI
ordinary uerments. for vaults, for transportation are
superior anything of tho kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough 10 need the above Gases can be-
'eplied ny 4. DtUGulD& SONS.
'ertal>ing in the usual styealsu promptly attend
ed II. Sd. Il SONS.
LNEATEkERS -. 1000 lbs Fresh. 1--we Geese
L. Feuthers-lu.t received aud Cor sale by
apl llts LEE \ JOHNSON.
DURE FABLE OsLS-B rleaux and Tus
4 can,, lust received by Il. STABLER& co.
mar I dScts
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u.
by the author of Robert Reamcrs Letters, Mhrrying
from Prudential Motives" Kate Harper &c, r.
A. MORRIS pustIeuFR
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M OUNTAIN LrME.-5O bbls, just received
4'l and Tor sale hy GEO BAGBY.
ap SITS
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BLUE DRESS COATS.

Clothing Station. cor Main d Mar
may lots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
DEATHS CAUSED BY THE HEAT or
THE SUN.

An immigrant from Ireland named Crogan, died yester-
day at the NewYork Hospital from the effects OF eShaus-
ton from the excessive heat He fell suddenly to the
pavement while walking in Wilamsburgh on Wednesday,
and was conveyed the Hospital in this City, where he
died He ives years Of age and had been in the coun-
try but few hours.
An English seaman boarding at No. 81 Roosevetst.
was sun struck on Wednesday, while board the ship
A. H. lying of Pier No o. L. r., and died the same
night He arrived in the vessel from Glasgow about a
week since
An unknown woman about 80 years Of age was found
nsensbe from the oppressive heat in of the streets Of
the Fourth Ward yesterday, and conveyed to the New
York Hospital, where she died. She dressed in a
dark calico gown white cotton shawl and blue quilted
sunbonnet and had the appearance of being German
woman Inquest held upon the bodies OF the de-
ceased and yerdcts in each Of death by exhaus
ton from exposure to the heat Of the sun rendered
corr DE soLEIL.
Stephen Murphy, living in Franklinst, was sun-struck
yesterday while walking in Most., and taken to the
NewYork Hospital
James L. Forbes, while walking in Beecker-st., near
Broadway on Wednesday afternoon was sun-struck. He
was taken to the New York Hospital.
Edward Mcdonnell, employed with weighmaser on
Pier No. g. E. r., struck on Wednesday after
noon He was attended by DR.. Van Lier and afterward
taken to his residence in Brooklyn.
female living No. 26i Eighth-av. sun-struck in
Walker-st on Wednesday morning She was attended by
q physician and aterward sent home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
ARREST FOR ARSON-LNVEST IGATION BE-
FORE THE FIRE MARSHAL.

man named james Turner was yesterday arrested by
Alfred E. Baker, Eco, Fire Marshal and Officer Under
hill Of the Eighth Wsrd, charged with having on last
Monday afternoon eloniously set fire to the frame dwell
ling No. &c Amosst An investigation in the matter took
place yesterday afternoon before the Fire Marshal under
the supervision of Justice Stuart when appeared that
until recently the accused with his wife hid occupied the
basement of building in question. Last week he had
difficulty with bis wife ard left her. On Monday she
moved her furniture from the premises and the
ing of that day he called the house. went into the base
ent where he remained short time and then, after
having words with Of the tenants he left About
ten minutes aterward smoke observed issuing from
the basement and examination fire found have
been kndled in some straw placed in closet. The
flames exinsuishcd before serious damage done.
Suspicion rests upon the prisoner from the fact of per-
having been in the basement for time previous
bis visit and IN il aler he eft until the Ere
was discoyered. also shown that the prisoner had
few ds-s before threatened % Ere the building He
eOmm.ed to prison h ,he Hsgxsrs.e 70 arsser rhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
ARREST FOR ARSON,

colored man named Charles Thomas yesterday ar
rested charged with having Wednesday evening, set
fire one Of range Of sixteen frame stables in East Thr-
tyhrd-st The accused to leave the premises
about five minutes before the fire discovered, and it
was shown that he had threatened Carl Maurtz of No
2ol East Thirty rd-st of the stable in which the
fire broke out. to do something which would cause him to
remember him long he lived. He was taken before
Justice Clark, and locked up for examination. vau-
able horse belonging to Mr.. NJ. was burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
THE RECENT MURDER BY DROWNING.

Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday at Bellevue
Hospital upon the body OF the unknown German sailor
recently attached to the ship Siddons, who on the ssh ut
was thrown overheard by the second mate OF aa' vese
and drowned Several witnesses were examiner anu
their testimony substantially the same as a' 's'm a'
the time of the occurrence and already puoisned Tue
Jury rendered the following verdict lha' 'ne ae.e'Sou
came his death by drowning and that tue secona a
of the ship Sddons Frederick Leonard wiuliy caused
" the death Of the deceased" The accused has not been
arrested and is supposed to have left the country The de-
ceased was about 30 years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
THURSDAY. Jnly 6.-Tbe Recorder in the chair.

CoRoNERs' BILLS
The bills of the Coroners for quarter ending 3oth June
amounting to 4c for holding Goa nquests were re
ceived and referred.
Some small bills were also received and referred.
A bill Of Barman & Co. s77) for ice furnished 10 the
Grand Jury in 1853 ordered to be paid.
COURT.R0OMs
Aid ELY offered O resolution that the Controller be
authorized to make arrangements with the three fire com
panies that occupy the secondstoy OF new building north
ost corner of Park to give up said story TO be occupied
provided it be obtained al sum not ex-
ceeding % 900. Laid on the table.
Adjourned to this afternoon
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FIRES.
rIRr ~ MILLIAN-sIREEr.

FIRE IN wiLLIAN-sTREEr.
Yesterday afternoon fire was discovered IN inc o"..
ing No &c. William St. but il extinguisned WIN 70"
rails of water, no alarm being given The hre
in one OF the upper rooms, but how or in wna'
could not be escertaned No further damage fhan 'he
destruction of q bed and bedding was sustained.
FIRE BRooKLYS.
About o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out In
,woory frame house in Bondst between Douglass ana
Sacke occupied by Mrs. Maria Nance All the conte U.s.
together with the building and small structure adjoining
DESTROYED The loss amounts to nearly $780, Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

A VERY EXTRAORDINARY WONDER-MoRE 81

VERY EXTRAORDINARY WOSDER-MoRE SIAN
EsE TwnsThe ssmese Twns' not, appears, the only
curo Of that particular Kind Our county famous
for producing everything which the Of the world furnish
an example, things that the of the world cann,
parallel favored the public with pair OF United Twins
respect like the sse except in the point Of union Az
for variety she made these Twins black and sntd them
pdy together nearly back back the lower extremity Of
spinal backbone They have walk Sideways ct
ALI though differing somewhat In dze temperament hshs
&c. each others notions and caprces with
certainty that the nes Of pain the other and the dseeass
Of either inevitable death both The children about
years old and examined them yesterday with interest,"
They quite cheerful and do not to heed their anomalous
condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
BROOKLY N ITEMS.

NEW WATER-PLAy FOR BRooxEYy.-Mr. OEen
NJ. H. Carpenter Of the Navy Yard we are crediby in
formed, has invented plan for the Introduction Of water
by which he proposes 10 give greater supply Of better
water, and for million of dollars less than by any other
plan that has heretofore been introduced. The psa hss
been submitted, We understand 10 the Water Committee
Of which John Diseusn rse e Chairman,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07


SITES sdveed for FRIDAY next July T. o'clock r. NJ on
the ground which choice and valuable Lor 70 DO
offered and sold without This opportunity should not be
by who would tuson 10 th romantic and
beautiful village The steamboat Nowak leaves Pier No North
River and O'Clock for Hamilton Free Tickets attend
the sale obtained Of w. BARKER G. sAv>DES NO.
Ssnap-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

,sor -. great er-T-icrs were sece-niS 70 P'' -
.uS with N the Welrgrs fhsster- -. u.-,-, h,usr,
TIE Bsp,s Church esosst 80 nj Ss,erea svpsss
@ hs ,,rro, s.cspe ,lsle from the sA1ss rns e,ns'
. ~. a., de Of Ge1rss 81 were Hsrd sn W.
s.,r- 4, cIe.,an a. telcw rsth beionzin< so i
49,. i rsp.i-S II ioos ire and ~s
befur. much dsmare rn doe -, ri.A.h.. below CAes.
carp shop back Of The east PER- o. - he a.rnss Ia
"a. siso tech az, ha; vas sA.insnshs" " ~
attained rBea herfvay. q, s-,,, the fsets
Ths ,nte cen Ultimate l' hst 40 are
rr.....iln .l.y = II exceed TINS -. m
sApossd TO link Be- found within TAI nm "a osDission
,st az IL ayed "a Sndin "a
n an To-. an tierrfore he destruction OF ine
No.t OF he burned The Museum w.
% expensive
s. ur rv OF opinion that the usfa'niea Will '' W.
ire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

hare. The building IN question and the one ADJOINING
being of wood, /, i, probable that had the nre sos wen
underway, both would have been aes"o!e h.a hoo,
ernl families lived in each, loss Of Ire m's"' ""'N
the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF conxcuMEN.

:
President in tie Cd air, and II members.
nLsoLUrI0Ss
BY Mr. Plass What the Chief Engineer take charge
of isekfon EnY inc Company No. -, and lock MP the
horse until cvfges made by Chelsea Hook and Ladder
Comrsny No Q shsIl have been investigated. To CON-
maise ca Ere Department.
Of.,rnnittee on Lands and places 70 non-concar in
te ssrluiion Observatory to
clfAs of part Of Ibirty-secOnd-st. TO Boormsn
Turscc Both adopted.
RESOLUTION.
The resolution in favor Of causing the word Expelled
fope placed the Femans Register opposite the names
ok Anthony Hyder, Paul Schenck. Henry Schenck and
George Brown, members Of Hook and Ladder Company
No. e. and John Crowley and Peter Argen, members Of
Engine Company No. = sad that the Chief Engineer take
charge Of Hook and Ladder Company No and dsbahd
s-.s company was called up and adopted
OF Everett Brown and Others Of The plan proposed
by Wsm kennsh to supply water for extingGs'ng nfes
BY furnishing ferry boats with steam fire. engines, &C.
To Committee on Fire Department.
The Board then, motion OF sir. KEEP, wen. in'o
Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. vennilye IN the Char on
the Report to contract for cleaning strees &C Ine
Committee subsequently and reported mat sara ne
mort had boen amended by substituting az contractor Tor
Ninth Ware, james w. Bush the next lowest pidder'
nesd Of Arthur hSoty Eep Pc dGcg ,ssdny frbv
made and lost 1t was then ordered TO tbrd reads
in reeulcr course. -. .. IT r r.
ptou for defending j. A. jackson in retaining his seat
CounciImen OF Eighth District. Laid on the table.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock.
TsrR.pAY, July G-Present: EDwrs J. Bnows, Egg,
fr,idenf, iA the Chair, and 81 members.
PETITION.
By Mr.. KsSsEDY-Tbat the Committee on Lands ana
Places inquire into the expedency of repeating much OF
ell ordinances resolutions heretofore adopted by which
nc name ordesigation of blocks in sundry
sheets have been changed while the remainder OF tne
siIeet known by its proper designation, ana 10
restore one name TO each street. Adopted
REPORTS. :.
The rerort Of the Committee Railroads, amending
H.. ITf V.
Railroad Company their cars from fity-second 10
F;tynnibsts every FIVE minutes, was called up, and the
rercrt amended by substituting every ten minutes as
passed by Board Of Aldermen and amended Adopted
or Committee Salaries and Officers 10 concur IN re-
laen 10 appointment of Commissioner OF Deeds Laid on
the table TO be printed.
COMMITTEE WHOLE.
The Board then went into Committee Of the Whole Mr..
HoDGEISsoS in the Chair
The Committee considered some papers which had been
previously referred it, when and reported recon-
nendipe an amendment the resolution to take up the
rails of Harlem below Twentysevenhst, on account
of their commission substitute the grooved for the L.
rail by allowing the company thirty daysand that other
papers be passed TO third reaoing Adopted, and the
papers ordered.
fbe Board then adjourned to Friday afternoon at 4
6clOck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
fAdyertiseulent.l
NATIONAL THEATER. -To.night

NATIONAL THRATER.-T0-night an excellent enter
tsinment will be syen benei, OF M W. O.
JoSEs The fol9wins sill y addition 9, the company
Jones Ysnkee Locke Herr Cline and Mr. W. Henry. JACK
sheppsdr Jenny Lind" and Stage Struck Yankee with
Rope performances, Recita;ions Dances, Song, nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

Do you want Music Merchandise of any kind Call
RoRicE WATERS No $50 Brosdy.y where sspt the argos
Aelodsons Music and Musical Instruments
United States and prices lower than be he'd
elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
INCIDENTS. &c.

Alfred wisener aged 20 years was taken to the nos
a having had OF his ankles broken and his mean
rnt IN consequence of falling from ladder This err
crustauce gave rise 10 the rumo- that fireman was
killed. His injuries are not serious. ,
J.mes Harvey A member of the Moyanensng Hoses
had one his legs burnt Hewas removed 10 the Hospital
Al q clock this morning the back root OF the dwelling
adjoining the Museum Building Geor-ia-s was dscov-
ered 10 be on fire The S,ate-fiouse bell sounded the
alarm and the remen though tired, repaired promptly
10 the scene and soon exiiDgushe the nanes
l., -enor,ed that member of Hand Fire CO.
il missing. We have not learned his name.
When he cornice Of the Grsrd House took re and inc
flames commenced working their way under the ROOF,
GENERAL .,amuede from the seeming doomed hotel took
place The iurious flames from the Circus rendered lu
-be TO escape by the front doors, and all erowde our
e, door in The rear Servants carried their duds in
their arms and ebowed aristocratc boarders who were
constrained 20 carry away their own baggage or leave II
behind them For some time the human stream con-
timed 10 rour into Lodcet, and the door OF egress
was so much crowded thar good deal of tight squeezing
took place. .,,,
and servants returned TO their old quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
fAdyertisemensl

Good taste and sound amusement are always 10 be
met with 10 that select aud Interesting OF all the pubic
resorts Of New York the AMERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE We note
that large Europe made yesterday already
collection Of novelties and number visitors
attended the Palace The Picture Gallery double the
priee Of admttsnce gaze
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

The Hon. ID. o. Trot;er, Washington; DIR. Frederick
Brown, Philadelphia; DR.. Lamb do; Major Graham,
U. sA. the Hon. H. Guitener Baltimore, Nd; the
Rev. J. X. Caldwell, Phiadelphia; z. W. Stephens
Friendship, Ala COL Edwards Wilmington; G. H. Irv-
ing Richmond vs among the arrivals at the Irving
on THURSDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
fAdvertisementl
IAdyerfiaeuelf.

STRREOsCOPEs These remarkable pictures are
taken In perfection Roor's worlds Fair ossfy NO. s's
Broadway Perfect pictures, rain or shine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

BEsEriIs.-An. W. G. Jones has benefit tonight at
the National Theater playing JACK Sheppard" Yam
kee Locke appears in the Stage Struck Yankee"
Mrs. Barney Williams viii have benof. a. the Broad
rsy vher 'hs viii appear in NO lees than seven charoc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

The Annual Commencement of the Rutgers Female In
sute takes place this afternoon, at the Rutgers-s,
Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY-A sailor named George
Thompson was yesterday arrested suspicion OF having
recently stolen gold coin and female wearing apparel 10 the
vaue in all of 1854 the property OF Mrs. White residing
house and after the property missed, search
made and the coin found under the bed IN the
of the accused. lie was committed by Justice Osborne
for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday quite toeraoo after the ter
rble brong OF the 4h and 5th Still it was very warm
with no prospect OF change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

ATrEMPT At BuRGLiRY.-A German named George
Wilson yesterday arrested charged with attempting
to break into the shirt of Lucinda Loveland No. 10
Bleecker-st, Wednesday night lie caught in the
act and had his person Jimmy" and coal cblse.
He was locked up BY Justice Clark for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

THEFT OF Observation-Disclosures Parker, man well
known to the police, yesterday arrested charged
with stealing rigging the value of $50 from the sOop
c. W. Townsend lying near Manhattanviie. He was
locked up by Justice Clark for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

ASSAULT uPoH , PoLIcExAs.-August schlinger
chemist residing No l6 Varickst, was Yesterday ar
rested charged with committing assault with slung-
shot upon Policeman Steele, OF the Fifth Ward while IN
the discharge of his duty He taken before justice
Osborne and in default of 81 900 bail, was committed TO
prison examination He denies the truth OF the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

For THE WHITE MouSTAIss, VIA NORWICH, WoRcEs-
TER AND NAsHuA-See advertisement of steamers Con-
nectcut and Knckerbocher in advertising Columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

The Smithsonian House, No. so4 Broadway, just below
Houston-st is hotel with accommodations for
$50 guests whether families single persons. 1t kept
what is called the European pan charging for rooms
only leaving the guests procure their meals at the
taurant of the establishment or elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

FATAL FALL.-John Kenny, tinman while engaged
on Wednesday in repairing the roof OF house No. 100
TWENTY-FIVE feet below and sustained compound fracture
Of the sku and fractures Of several ribs his left side
from the effects OF which he died the night at the
New-YoTk Hospital lie native Of Ireland, hity-sx
wears of age and lived with his sister at No. 225 Elizabeth
st. Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an inquest upon
the body and the Jury rendered verdict OF accidental
death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

lady, name unknown, fell into the river yesterday AZ
ernoon while attempting to get board the Futon Ferry
boat She was rescued by Capt Hays and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

DEATH FROM CHoLERa.-Coroner Hilton yesterday
held inquest at No. 81 Anthonyst upon the body OF
julia Ann Black colored, who died suddenly wednes-
day night The evidence adduced showed that death
csusedby cholera The Jury rendered verdict to that
effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
,TJFCED ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.

Mr.. Dem of the performers ut the Circus, IN gNh'
his evidence before the Coroner, stated that the pac
must have been maIccusly set fire, the smoke AM
flames were first discovered in part of the crpentern
rooIn where fire had not been used
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION

A stated meeting Of this Board was held last evening
the Hall Of the Board of Education of Grand AM
Elnsts. Dr. A. y. WILLIAMS, President, IN the Chan
and quorum present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

CoRRrcrros-In sreport in our edition OF yesterday,
of the arrest of John GiOnoehio charged with stealing
check for $780, mistake made in placing his resi-
dence at No. 4s9 Westinghouse That number IN wash
inctont is the residence OF Mr.. Lewis Gonocho, gen.
tlernan Of respecabiy and in justice to him We mako
the correction The prisoner Gionochio is porehouse
keeper at No. $50 Sprng-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

There was but little business done in the Board OF Alder
men sst evening The Special Committee on the reorgan-
zaon of the Fire Department reported against the scheme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

and TO this Board if TIDE Superintendent should call in an
assistant say of the Assistant Superintendents.
Mr. De PEysTyR--I am sorry to disagree with my friend
who last spoke. fear his proposition viii eter the action
OF the City Superintendent; by il he will be compelled to
call in an assistant under all circumstances when many
times il will not be necessary.
Mr. JoxFs-The Committee debated this matter long,
and think il is too great responsibity-too great
power be placed in the hands OF any one man. lhere
may be opinion as to who should be
~Hh the Superintendent but the Committee deemed that
the PRINCIPAL of the Normal School, being himself
her would guarantee TO the teachers fair play,
TO common expression; but Tor one "oad De OPP
posed 10 this power being given 10 the superintendent
alone. Now, who to be associated with MN as the
Assistant Superinendents must say that upon reec-
ton they are the proper parties, and shall De con-
strained 10 sustain that view.
The report further amended in Committee OF the
Whole the Assistant Superintendent inserted in place
of Principal of Normal School, and the Committee then
rose reported progress and asked leave 10 sit again.
which was granted.
ASSISTANT sUPERlyrESDESrs.
The special order being the election OF Assistant Super
int ndeis was then taken up After discus
Gel, ed 81 votes Mr. Dorr and scattering JosgPH Nc
KrAs declared duly elected Assistant Supern,end-
ent On the second ballot Mr. Seton having received %
votes and Mr.. Dorr 9, SAMUEL w. Seton was declared
elected Assistant Superintendent. On notion the sal
airy of the Superintendent fixed 81 500 and those
the Assistants a, 81, 500 each.
COMMITTEES
ballot was taken 10 fill vacancy u the Executive
Committee Normal Schools, when, Mr. McCloskey hav-
ing received &c votes, declared elected The Pres
dent appointed Mr. DeLamater on the C,mmittee Sites
and Schoo-Hous IN place of Mr.. Oakley removed.
SUPPLIES.
Tho report of the Committee on Supplies, with by
law on the subject taken frosn ,he table amended
aud adopted -
The report of the Committee on By Laws snDIi!.ns
new rules Of order was taken from The tahleesch law
hnri adoption Of tho -eror. no quorum Sosed, and ne
S,qti 1fi9rr'cd.