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New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
MEETING OF TAXPAYERS.

A meeting of the taxpayers of the Twentieth
Ward was held last evening at Millemans Hall Mr.
Peter Doan presided, and the principal speaking was
performed by that gentleman The Chairman announced
that an association Of Fifth-ave residents had been
formed and they engaged in battling the same
foe a. they We're In fact they looked upon that associa
tOu for material aid He urged those present 70
take the matter in hand and work vigorously and light
the enemy ia persistent way Many time the inhaDl-
tants had offered their protest against certain proceed
ings the part OF the Common Council ana the COnl-
mon Council had neglected their protest, III was the
duty of an the taxpayers to consult and act FOR their
GOOD because their representatives wod not take care
81 Them nr Priest said that no would like all men 10
ioin their Association. petition, which VIII be pre-
autpd 70 the legislature, In relation 20 the proposed
method OF paving the streets submitted 10 the meet
n and contained nstures Several persons prese MT
elso volunteered t. their immediate nelShoOr
hoods with a view to obtain more signatures ana more
members. The Chairman then announced that at the
upxf meeting would propose resolution that mem
er he selected from each Ward and organizations bees-
bIshed in each ward between now aud the next cleo
tnn 10 organize their interests and mutual benefit
one taxpiyor proposed that the petition he given 70
d 10 re sent To the Legislature, but this frightened
the ulcu 5ers present, and they adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

BALDWIN, orias' S.J,r' S s'Va,- % AZ & - ss,v q, h''
Lss'oo On bs9 T,J a az F * ciTcs. ol5 x-y
O'clock Iran leaves b orrs and hsv ali5-a ooi o. L.s
! rewYorI At 4:O5 and SIS
Society ir Promotion Of Collegiate and Theological E414.Ss 81
TS,i Tia. the oeer aud Dreeo Of i, Society req-es
s.end funeral y The late senior S ne hs,
BE- 5resent in BODY GEORGE b BACON, Pro
BoGERT-Ou Tbursisy morning April H. e-tCO- joan BoSe
Te eH aa5 ev o the slny, and ofi. aheri-lsw JoaS
yrienbur-h invited T. atelt hs funeral om tt re- % OF "a
father No st. SUNDAY tie M iEs- 81 J. oeoeA n
BROWYIyGon THURSDAY sferzoOa, Eleanor BfoTnHg IN tie oA
Relatives aad invited attend tie funeral from her late res
delce West Throlrs, On Aona lS.5 INST a. eocA
NJ. without further nouce.
cHAPMAY-on we.uesy April - &c rgdgsos qts. bitter ~
law David B. Reed, in West Kghty-thiris BEN r. OHayHAn
HI remains vii be .aleu to SATURDAY april is at 0'oet
CHEsrBR-Ia HI, ETY. the ii HoTai iaiui sou Of Joha ~
JEykIySon wenes,ay the 18Th inst Frares JeaLas Jt .Os
Franc: sat sy Je9.5 ~ M e 'l % A are 'I - o. % inv,ei to ,ua
The funeral from the res .enee Of BIC parents rlgu I s -
r - .aIeS Il nj to G Greenwood for n.ea1eal
ITyGsToS-o9 THURSDAY Apa H. Mr. Psfrel Cs'Ioiis 70 s "a
Notice Offaleral hereafter.
McCUTCHAS-ou "Wednesday I3 inst MARY Barton, vie Of James
FaSsr.i service, T1yseveatAs; NJ Church a2p o<i,
Irterment o. Greenwood
PFMIPs-In s @ Bs on y sr.y @ AP I. .a An y vi. 1 q vi 4
friends the family u7e a,eai tie funeral tos
Boston papers please copy
sEMOS-Ou wednesday, April 10 1910, JULIA wife o. John Se.oa.
aged i6 yeas.
TIE relatives teds OF he family iHvie' ate1 he flaeai
residence 10 Seventy hust EemHs "l b. '~Aea %
Greenwood.
TARo-At yevBruusvck, j., The lh Eusia,e Tare u
Hs friends please to funeral In tie Second Rhrr.i
New brunswick Friday TIE lJh A. clock II, yH-
further invitation.
UNDERHuL-Ou Tburslay Ap H. Samuel D. infant o. Wills.
.ud E1eIne UnlerhA
TIE funeral taAe place O'Clock SATURDAY nor1a foa Ia
residence parenis NAn hOrsts-, HUDSON Cty, y j.
VAN BLARCOM Summit y. j. April H. Louise rr ugtef q
A. Lines Abbie K Naa Blc0n, agel ears ~ mOn
Fgner Nes.Eagand Congregational Church - "a Nnth 81,
williamsburg, SATURDAY, Apnl TO- at SiEoa teE louee
VAN RANST-on WEDNESDAY, April l3 BSar Rans,, r,
son Elsa and Mary Van A2ass aeel - saon Ant -
2 and friend. Of he family respecf nv ed 70 s'ens ts
funeral residence parents 3 Est tieelh 81,
Sunday E ue taken 10 GI bnsOod ioE u es
vARIAy-Lt skin Y T Ve,nesay April a. Cahsnne Var
ian willow OF Isaac L. Yaan tie 8lst her
Relatives the family inve a' 81 tie funeral sa
waiting the AA u The 10. cOcA from IsrteA 50
Hudson K Railroad
vIDAL-on Thursday morning sfer short I'm Henrietta W. b.
love wife o. Theodore G. b. Ni4sL
Relatives and friends family respect inve 10 attend Ae
her ae residence, J esi Ee ,h s., sA'ari- Hois
ilg at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
LOCAL POLITICS.

At the meeting of the lid Assembly District
RepubA IN Association last night Dennis Shea in the
ch air tine most notable transaction the int. Oducton
and adoption Of the following resolution:
Uhsrs By the aior q tie Fifteenth Amensas to TIE Crg
eoor Of ias district entitled 70
the rights % 0fcuzersllqi therefore
esoLcd mat members he Republican Association ofhe
III Assembly hereby cal fcoF .zes o. color 20
that right and pursuance thelroi enroll themselves IS mem
beTs Of this Association,
The names Of five coIored candidates for admission
Immediately proposed and IN regular order WILL be
admitted at the next meeting.
The XVth Assembly District Republican
Association met last evening, at headquarters corner
Thirtythird-st and EChthaye. some 80 persons were
proposed for membership. The Chairman called caucus
meeting Wednesday evening next, that gates 70
the Convention nominating candidates for the Cnarter
election may be agreed upon. He hoped every member
OF the Association would be present.
The Union Republican Eighth Ward Legion
No the only cOlored organization IN the Nardpropos
10 visit Philadelphia 10 take part in the celebration OF
the ratification OF Fifteenth Amendment on the 26th
inst There Is movement to procure new banner Tor
them 10 be carried that occasion. The matter was
last evening brought 20 the attention OF members OF the
Union League Club, aud steps were taken to Iase the
necessary money.
The Union Republican General Committee
held meeting last evening, and issued call 20 the va
riOu5 Assembly District Associations 10 meet al their re-
spective headquarers Wednesday evening next, 10
are nominate candidates for three Judges OF the Court
OF Common Pleas Aldermen, and Assistant Aldermen
and for such other offices may he deemed necessary
Also 10 elect delegates 10 the state Convention, when s
10 meet in Rochester the 2Sth ot May To nominate
candidates for Judges Of the Court Of Appeals
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
APPEAL TO THE ERMAN-AMEETCAHs-P
GERMAN CElLDBLN.
cuiIDHrs's AID sOcET1 70 Eat ,,, T2UPTT5 TIT

GERMAN CElLDKbN.
CufLpRFN's AID sOCIUTY. 70 East FOURTH -,
NEH-YORk, Aprn ?, 1870.
The Chiidren's Aid Society, as is well known
carries on its work OF humanity among the poo chill
dren Of New-YOrk without distinction OF creed or race
stl it often happens that particular nationates among
the lowest class come under is fostering care IL has
sustained thus for years large Industrial school Tor
des,trte German children the eastern section OF this
city This school contains 400 children, al Germans
who are taught common English branches, German sew
ing and crocbeng &c fed at noon, and clothed ana
provided shoes when sufficient means are torCed
The children are exceedingly poor, and at the present
time are suffering much from want or Shoes clothes anu
moor food The annual expenses ~ the schoOl are he
5000 For bout ten years the Trustees have received
no help from their German feNOW-GuZtns Tor lhese
needy children OF their cOuntrymen. Ihey ore con,
WINGED that this neglect by community so wealthy ana
charitable as the German American merchants, bankers
aud others have arisen from helF ignorance Ol TIC
existence OF this benevolent institution OF charity
They therefore, respectfully solicit the aid OF the
hnmane among the German-Americans Tor th!s JHdHS-
t1I School al 272 ScCOndSt Avenue {, Where tne
teachers would be pleased To see all visitors between
Q a m and y. m, in the evenings. CONTRIBUTORS
NAV 10 ecnt 20 the President Wm A. Booth, 100 as
the Treasurer, j. L. Williams, metropolitan NGtlOnal
bank iOs Broadway TO the Secretary & l. Brace ~
East Folrth-St. (Sigucdj,
Howard Dotte, Robert J. Livingston, a. Van Eens-
srlear Chas j.. Whitehead G. l.. Brace, John D. VIZ
lIaIns, i. J. HOmland, Charles =. Kirkland D. wins
sands Hor.tio Allen, George Cabot Ward Mm 4 Booth
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
CONCERT BY THE BLIND.

A concert in aid of the National Association
for Publishing Literary and Musical Works in raised let
ter for the blind given last night at the Tabernacle
Jersey City, The artists all Of whom were totally blind,
included Prof Frederick Fielding organis Prof. Rey-
bodt vionis Mrs A Kerrgan vocalist, and Prof FL
der Short addresses were made by William Chaplin esq,
Principal OF the Pennsylvania Institution and President
of tLe National Association; also, by william b. Watt,
esq Superintendent OF the New York Institute for the
Blind. number Of readings, selected by the audience,
were given by the blind from raised letters and the
accuracy with which they were given both pleased and
a,toLIshed those present.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Henry Tallman OF Bath Rev L. u jackson Of GorLam.
and others favored the report substitute finally
adopted by large majority, expressing partial approval
OF third party but counseiDg temperance to vote
only for the friends OF prohibition. II s understood that
the third party state Committee has called convention
to nominate ten gfauce candidate for Governor at Au
burn the 18th Oi May.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
r.srrcrInN oE M NINTn EE.IMENI

James FISH, jr, the newly-elected Colonel of
the Niuth Regiment appeared last evening IN fun uiii-
fr,p ,d surrounded by a brllian. staff, for the pur
-. ,f i,su.,tiUg the Regiment. Three hundred aud
ty,,t, mon, t..de the r.gmeatal and stat officers,
rr rlI and uicr paradlps were Inspected ~ mo
Cnol'' ro ApIr,sd his pleasure ht she.i uhc lpp,aEI ~
f.,. fn .- t.uru luI consist, oI hltJ ehPoJoH ol
i.. I.r. ]. lrJ1. several wrii known mHiaiJ Aic'>
H.. -..t sly't It i, tpr3p.lo m tt!3 ~ ~.h'A-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Of per cent 10 mako mp in part fors redn
ton made from last Fall, when wages were cut dovn
per cent The meeting attended by delegaes TOE
many Of the principal shops who were authorized 70 Az
the strike that, in case they held oas
they would Do supported by their fellow workmen
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
ORLEANS COUNTY
,i Gt Charter election In the new city Of COhoes was
MAINE.
= or THE GOOD TFMpLARs oS TIE THIRD

ACTION or TIE GOOD TEMPLAEs OK THE THIRD
PARTY QUESTION.
LEWISTON, Ne, April 14.-1he Grand Lodge
OF Good Templnrs Of Maine rcassembed Tia, morning
Officers for the next year were elected ana 'A'- WIN
Rev smith Baker IT, Of Oiouo ~ Grand Worthy Chief
Teuplr and Henry A. shorey OF Bath a. Grard dWorthy
Secretary TIE afternoon oa WIS oc,uIrd IN dis.
cussiug rcp0ri coU-cug the u.trI L1r@, Poo i"t"r ul
"a tbIrd .Ttupeialte" rasfy. Mui0r T. g. saHW ~
PARIS ION JaiJ D. r,rrg ot bsf.id. F Ir.-6lt ot h
bum aud ottp,. opp5-,i tur r.IIir 'sun9 tAAt iho
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
GEN7IEMANLY J0URYALI&R."
TIE DFCENCy OF THE PERSONS INTO WHOSE
HANDS TIE n. Y. TIMES HAS FALLEN

Wat Ds Editors srnoess0r srsbs OF
LAe Lddr.
4 When people think they
are blessed with n gift for
ictter-writing, they usually
manage to set fire To their
neighbors' houses IL not TO
their own. Any ono who
has the misfortune 20 be
ranked as q friend ny Ms.
"Lu" Calhoun must by this
time begin to bitterly regret
the connection. She ap-
pears To be one of these
women who are never sat
isfed except when they are
COssiping over every bOdy's
affairs and making mischief
All round. Her letters arc
full Of tronscendental rub
bIsh, such as lOve-sick girls
write IN each other after
they have been reading
TG3fst-interspersed with
iippant comments on her
acquaintance and friends.
Her estimate OF her own
value 10 a certain morning
Journal, In her account OF
her services 10 II, deserve To
DE recorded among the curi-
Osities OF inner newspaper
life. Anybody whom Mrs.
Calhoun has ever seen or
met must be trembling III
their shoes lest some more
of her truly charming let
terS are 10 be made pubic
II j. not every one VINO
cares TO be described as all
"eOre and fruit" or as being
dear in the flesh" As for
the serious aspect OF Mrs.
CalhOun's conduct In rela-
lion to the person now un-
der trial, We at present Ir-
fIain from comment on that
.Eut the lesson OF her cor
respOndeDce-and a very
usrful lesson IL is-may IA
well be mentionednOw as at
any other time: Beware OF
Letter writers : One gifted
creature ike Mrs. Calhoun
il enough 10 destroy the
friend Y relations OF a dozen
families.
IN. Y. Times. ycstcrday.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
Gaecial Not 1es.
Everybody who sleeps on b ~ should see the
ELASTIC SPO fGE
At 524 Broadway, opposite =. Nicholas Hotel

Everybody who sleeps -Tg on spS s = should sec TIE
At se4 Broads1y. opposite =. Yicho.. Hotel -
The Goth April
WILL BB THE LAST DAY
OP THE GREAT CL 0sING OUT SALE
60
CHINA, GLASS, CIIANDELIERs, GAS
FIXTURES, BP ;ONZES, SILVER
PLATED WARE. CUTLERY.
AND ,AINTINGS.
Ancr ~u be CLOSED for SUCCESSORS
Messrs SlCoL & plyIDsc N, 10 remove to OBJ Brosis,r
L. ". IdAUGHwOUT Sc Co..
Corner broadway snd Broas 4
b. rgains, Bargains.
WATC ,sES. JECELRY. AND sILYERwARE, 40
The subscriber viii remove to
No. 513 BROADWAY,
UNDER TIE ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, ABOUT MAY l.
And Is now selling
PINE GOLD WATCHES FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS Ran
RINGS and PINS BRACELETS LoCKETS NECKLACES, SEAt
RINGS SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS At GREATLY REDvCss
PRICES.
sILyRRwARB AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
SILVER PLATED WARS
Al hall the usual prices
FRENCH JEwELRY, ENGLISH JET JEWELEf,
FANS OPERA GLASSES. Gc, AT HALF TIE USUAL PRICES
SHOWCASES and sAFB FOR sALR Low
GEo. c ALLEN.
Broadway. one door bce~ Can,l,t
taufion.
The public csunored against nfgoufthg
40 90 KANSAS PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PR CENT BONDS
No or 39lO to 3so Inclusive, O0 70 {. 90 Inclusive
The Bonds having been obtained By fraud payment Iva been stopped
DABSEY. MORGAN L Co..
| yerYors Aprl p 1870 81 JRies,rgepltos
seventh Assembly DisIrcI Inion Re publican Associz-
ton.-The yua Monthly Meeting vii be bed THIS FusJl
EVENING, April Is O'Clock. a. ~. slJ Broadway.
h. Hun, (e.---..-s. JosEFh Fokbl-s, froSGeee
! A. DEW. BALDWIN, ~
The EXECUTIVE COEuTrER Eil 20 = cccs. al above
| Place. THOMAS T. EeEA"AH4' NAA-s-4A
/ jaws LRVD' sssre,.ri..
] JOds s. LLLr -s,)
R-amnnas, Nntchss ard Jvwciry
ff I caiy gc-l fr aLo talen IN ezainSe AM e'ae' ~
..a g.. . ALIEN ~ 3go.lna,. oae ioo bees o.na.ss
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Christian Gilden, another of the convicts
tnjured by the explosion VI sing Sing ON Wednesday,
d d yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
MfRRIED.

weddrz and Visiting Cards, Initial Slanprs Noe PApsA
SONS IA FULTOS-sT Old DUTca CuUacu
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Tho Trophy Tomnto.-Twenty seeds - Send or crcrish
A.-less CEO. WAXING. jr. Ogden Yarn Newport, H. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

These computations have been made with great care,
and may be relied upon mainly correct They show
an increase Of about 100 600 tns Of steam unnage or an
equivalent Of about 100000 $4,000 tuns Of saingship
tnnoce There are but few sailing vessels IN course OF
cousructiOn Should laws ever be so changed as 10
allow gn-but ships to be bought by our merchants
be United states would die out entirely as maritime
rtion Tho following list shows the class OF vessels
offered for sale 1t Is said that agents Tor these very
brokers are now at Washington endeaFOTg 10 nave the
a,r IA altered as 10 allow these ships 70 DC bought;
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
TIE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST Yr-RoPgAN yapFr-r,


LsvDpr Bpri i-Le durng re rrrsn'-
of tie toLaayA Tie aEcrgg msrAets
b. ce % la Tuesday, aad s stock BIebsngs Nj be closed u
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Carboc Save-Tbe great Finy Ointment r M accisnis a
Prce p hOll by al Drs so-h T. hEAAr
PROPRIETOR Coleye-rEce, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Wedding Card-, aai Ee--nt s,ylcErsrns -ut ie
innate before 0is1g elsewhere. CHAPsAS BlOOaER - FuitoEpA
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

M~yROE-GEIFFEyAt the residence Of e brides fthe by ts
Pew f. F. smith, sOiu Wayue Co.. ". CragEe Munro D. a1l
ees Of Ie1ry Manroe esq, ~ d = L s. 81 R Z. s. l. &
A &C. Hull l0rks1irs E.ClG. - Henrietta BsAuo ory
daugher Of Hel Montgomery GrI, tie ESersTee- Paas-
vile, y. T.
-MTTCHELLOn weiresiay April d. By Rev Howard
C-osb7 d. D., Rev Richard lams 5A yoo1sea. -as- 90
Of Marcus Mitchell esq, all Of this Gfy.
yyOGLOH-WA ARISGAt resi- enoe of re brides ns-ts hy 20
Horton Neiueav, Aprl 70 l5 Iibet l. I" oS-
lm Rachel T. WI alses oi JARVIS A. NaIlas
ESD, ol Y0Ekers y. I. 10 cards
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

Psrascls.-The largest asomen, ,nd prices rea As
Cty FEIEsD FlITs .-J blos1May.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

pd sother- RANGING from go tuns down 20 60 tun9, max
inc total OF 10 steamers 40 ~ which are over d
un each These vessels have good passenger acconino
d,tinn. and are fitted with improved machinery labor
4ying appliances, Sc The Lat also contains the descr
ION of NJ padde-whcel steamers, most Of which are vel
..InLfDI a cnAnllnE trnae.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
The Chioqqo Post presents this balance sheet

The Republicans of the XlNth District OF
Indiana held Convention at Counersville the 18th
inst at which the Hon. jeremiah ~ wilson OF F8yette
Comfy unanimously nominated as the successor OF
the Hon. W. Juhsn in Congress- Mr lulail,5
friends letter from that gentleman dated APRIL
In which lie Withdrew from the contest hoping thereby 10
produce harmony in the party, and pedgng himself 10
support the nominee. TAe Convention was very Eaf-
TutII
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
FOREIGN STEAlERs FOE SALE.

WHY CERTAIN PEOPLE ARE ANXIOUS TO HAVE
OUR NAVIGATION LAWS REPEALED.
& strong impression prevails that the efforts
made TO have our navigation laws repealed, so that our
merchants can 60 abroad to purchase vessels is due IN
great measure to he desire Of the builders and owners
offore vessels to get surplus stock This i'm
presson is warranted by certain facts. One Liverpool
shp-broker has list Of f7s steam vessels FOR sae Whe
another who IL the Admiralty broker offers about so
steamer OF vroHs classes ranging from 80 ts TO $3.50
t1 To give an idea Of the size and capacity OF some OF
tho vessels now IN tho market, and which the Liver
pooI brokers would lie glad sell, append tables
made up from one Of their lists:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
EzEH7T-E-Ss--S-
DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must be DdOrsad riA (4u
name and Q.GgCSs.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
NEW-YORK.
TOWN Observation-Disclosures.
TONTKISs COUNTY.

TONIKISs COUNTY.
r.-.r,. 1,tr Wo'.o.. I'haca-Howarl C. W. .is1s
!, - ~. ...... .Ltu-ng-Jarncs " Wo'al.,r..
,--, r.I. N SMITH ..,sapl.-Ci Cirac.l'r &. Goo.
t'n..l1 -J.l~ y i,.r.t.rv .I..-s,s-Le. II Oeel.
Cr,tou-N,-oa stevens
Re,ulLcaus. oi Danofat, J.
ORLEANS COUNTY
Tho result in ills county having bocl iuaccGroi.y
printed, we publish IL corrected 40 ioiIO"''
psrre-g-bales H. M.t;sOn. Ihurray-E,.fH1 -.'.''.
Car5n-Ben amin y Van Camp Lidgc"ajii'h %. vi '''
= 49, IN Tat,t luu-llcng fia..Ia,
keudsl-Otcar Mruu
gepublcais. o; DsmOcrlts, >.
IL. d., ,to ,,yc city ~ C,bnes was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

SrRANBoA4 SAGRa-CApAin olOhHk.
Booth .hns sold the toWbOat Hope q VII;
lam Barnard, Of BellAir. She leG here
yeSteriHy. Tor That point ,I ega.g, M /,
on TlGday last Captains w. ". Rister
md Sam LaWson purchased Of Captain 4.
i. TAYLOR the steamer SGlado. The price
SSid was $4,000. The Salpdo wa
owned Qnefonrth in this city, by QF,
RObertsol, al the remaining three: toqrth9
in Wheeling. We understand Captain
Taylor Is en- y0Ets here in search Of
another steamer, and should th9 price be
satisfactory, may purchase the Kate Hem
dersonTC On, RGlsEtii lfl 20 0xi.JiGyl y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

COOP TrNE-N Nothing affords apeson
more satisfaction than to have good coz
rect time. cOxtoby and Dufleld, 1Ot Mar.
ket stteet.belCw the McLme Hpuse, have
everything II lie shape q g6d etslttS3fF
watch, every one, guaranteed and VAT
ranted to keep correct time. TheyhGye
been constituted agents in Wheeling for
the Elgins and Waltham Watch Com
panies, and import a watch made to their
own order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22
Amount paid for tuition, $2.96aOO.
F. s. WILLIAMS,

.s5aas.saRss ta4 Superintendent
! On motion the report was received and
filed.
The Committee Of, Examiners reported
the result Of their labors In examining the
ieachers Of the German language as,j
" On motion the report was received and
fled ss ,ss7as
The Committee on Accounts reported
IN favor Of paying the following bills:
Tfimble 4 Horp6rook, 81 y; D. Lynn
& Co, 81 ;46; B. & ]. n. Charnock, $500;
C. Kif6achI 81, 40; Ed! Clatnr, &2O,05: H.
x. List & Co, $4,25; E A. Weber, SIC, 90
6. W. Kennedy, $500; j. II. BrOdie, 9Th
Ward, School, $3.50; same, Webster
School, 1910; same, 1Colored School
$685. same, JGlaE School 81 SO SANG,
Washington School, $52,97; Charles
DrfelFdAsst $3.50 o. schambra, J5tcgntsl
/" oRmoioq The report l was Eeceiyesd i anc
NtissB. G. Azudt, d, Washington Cram
mar School, having resigned the position
Of AfSt assistant, Hiss Ella Faneyy Ot'Di'
vision D, was appointed by tbe Commits.
-siOnefs 10 Ill the vacancy, and Mss Mary
D. Boyd was. appointed to the position
made vacant by the promotion OF Miss
TdDeys5 The Commissioners Of the Town
Snip asked that the appointments he con
fir1ned, and it was accordingly done. =
The following was offered: REaotnadr
That the Clerk be authorized to pay
George Crumbacker the third and last
instRfment, by retaining the extras till the
job is completed according TO contract
The resolution was adopted? i'''ah ~
The bilEof Lamond & Jones, for win
dow caps, water betting, &c, for Union
township school house, amounting 10
$21s %, lbalance was presented, and the
Clerk authorized % pay Il 90 ," s''
ThebllofFI J. Campbell; Iorl interest,
amounting TO $40 95, was presented, and
referred e The G6Shmitt9e 6l Finance foE
+reportgO SZoITfJaz .z4sEdlZ zEt-yu
= A proposal for putting up two No.
and No. 4 heating furnaces In Union
township school house, by B, ,. Caldwell
was referred to the Committee on Build.
ings and Real Estate, A1lho instructions
TO advertise for additional proposals, and
report 10 the Board.
Ordered, That when the, schools .of the
District be dismissed next Wednesday
evening, tHeybbe closed until hetfOllUW.
ing Monday morning.
i, The subject Of negotiating with the
Aerchants', National Bank for the lois I'D
Joining Union township school house was
referred to'aBPeciaI committee with IN.
sttueti0ns, to, report terms, &c, TO the
1Rhif31 60 'Es @7rt a. - :a7-iiE3e % ad!N
!. The President appointed: Messrs, Ewing,
Todd and B:ckel.
. enmotion. the Board adjourned. :. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

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