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LATEST FoRElea NEWS.
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Spanish Account er 0psYntfors N Cnba.gs
iApRfp. August % The Detailed account
OF the oterasions OF the Spanish troops iH
Cuba shows That Ia, 600 rehels isase Teen
killed !; II, 900 submitted. aud 10, ,0G0 horses,
5000 stands of arms, and ., 900 sweraa cap-;
tnrcd.
England. ~
4 LosDoy, Angnst 6.-1Dnfing severe
storm Yesterday sis tishing sssssls, lsssonG.
ing to Berwick. capsized. and alt on boatd
were lost. Z
Several railroad casualties having occurred
recently, by which upwards Of twenty iiyes
were lost, Parliament has been asked to iis-
vestigate The causes of the disasters aud Sis.-,
uilire into the general llrnss cement Of rail-
roads with relation 10 the safety OF plsseii-
GERS sssi.st a5.s ~
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

PAINE. CABELL & co. Will sell at 1os A. M. a
llrge stock Of assorted merchandise.
A. w. EOSEN will have cosIDg-out sale ut IL a.
NJ. of Office fixtures. stoves, furniture, &c.
MOODY & ROYAtL viii sell ut 81 p. NJ. = lot In
MARKS addition to Manchester.
IT, s. MORTON, trustee vii! sell at r. NJ. the cnhai-
boat Virginia. with equipments, teams &c.
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in a Coal Mine.

EyASsrlLE, August Q. Peter and Matthew W
q aor@e - ",sS were smothered in coal mine at
Sew5urg yesterday. Matthew was ,sd. snlp.n' p,.
I ered in attempting to save his hroiher.
others came near losing their hyes IN at
temntiur to save them.
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AT 4 MEETING Of the Grant and Wilson
Congressional District Club last night the fol-
lowing gentlemen were nominated and
unanimously elected as delegates and alter
mates to represent Tie Club OF Monroe Ward
in the Congressional Nominating Convcll-
ton to he held to-day i'll this city; it was
aISo ordered TO furnish them with the proper
credentials: @. Newman, William II. Trent
delegates lliam BurwclI, I. W. Seaton,
altcrIuteS.
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NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YoRK. August 6.--Cotton firm: sslcf, 2.lel
iyaes: up!ands, nee: Orleans, sec FlDura Shade
iirmcr Wheat 36L6c. better; winter red western.
a., S4Sl. Is. Corn not so firm. Rice. ss@sc, Pork,
T,,eG Sl3.es Lard hrIner 1T si9fatc. Na1als quiet.
Tallow, si@etc. Frelghts frmer.
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T'Hy MIpbLE DISTRICT RArTIsT ASSOCIATION
met at Mount IIcrmon church, in Chesterfield
county, yesterday. I:c,. IL. A. Turper, D..
D., Of thi. city, addressed the bodf i'll behalf
of the Chtrch at Rome. aud received $500 to-
wards the erection of the building.
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Grant interviewed.

= YoRk, August Ga dispa'ch rom
Nj. sand Islands from IN ln'efVieMel
the Tho, 'ent Grant say he does not cale ~.
makes Presl. second term, but accepts p.' Tue lus
"a rsanally for a tlIe sentiments of bis tei-
Iow-citixeIlS.
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Inr pETsrtss.-We call the attention OF Me'.
chants rls ks uf courts, sheri, law, ers,
steamship M caai officers and agents, ana
having orders or printing. u The
fhe DIspaTcs PRINTING EsTABLL 5tlstKsI io' W., w
pron,pt and fsitlrfM execution of kinas ., s5
PnrSTIsc we car furnish at short no.,9 !,
mn Programmes, Ball Tickets
l,Ianks Pamphlets, Tags, Haud-HiIls, saes
Biils OF Fare sho@-Bslls Checks, Drase sSe., ~.
Sr. Satisfaction g,I.srapteed.
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PrrsENTATIoH.--On Monday night Mr..
Henry y. D;niorth, Past High Priest Of St.
Alban's Royal Arch Chapter, No. So, was the
recipient of handsome Testimonial of Cs-
tccm from his companions OF that Chapter.
1t WAS Il High Priest jewel, fashioned of gold.
and appropriately inscribed. DR.. e. II. Per-
row made the presentation speech. Mr.. Dam
forth is Il Jealous and bright Royal Arch hl;-
son. and was one OF tho founders of st. Al
bans Cluptcr
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SYLVESTER ExCUHsIoN.-T steamer Sy-
yes;"r will make another excursion to Nuc
de fEau. D'd Point, and Norfolk, on Satur-
day evening next. These excursions arc
very popular and pleasant.
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HENRlCn COUNTY COURT-Judgc Mnor pre-
sidiaG-Thc attention of the court was
taken up with civil business yesterday.
The case CT Nelson Brown (colorcd1.
charged with houSc.Hreaking, will be called
this morning
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PERsoNAL.-United States Inspector Cap
..i.iii Il: c: Cook was summoned North yes
telday Is dispatch anrounring the danger
Gus illness of his brother at Syracuse, n. /.
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GREELEY MEETING N MARSHALL. WAEr.-
The Conservatives of Marshall Ward will
hold i meeting ut Royster's factofy tonight,
md will be addressed by the candidates for
4
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August s.-.Flpurilrni Wheat active
and firm. Corn hrner: white, 7c6}75c.: yellow, Csc.
Oats actiyc; southern icgpl2c. Rye irnlera. eseD
i've: shoulders. 7Sc. Lard, SIC. Whiskey. eic.
Virginia e's old, 37l; ccnsos, SO; registered and
pcccrs, Is: bids to-day.
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c~ ,bec.
1,,eetie,n I.lea im Qns

c....,.a.- 4 ,,o;,st G.--An election TO. sd
pknso, s,r,. y,s.tertay sh between the French ~
Tea p5 s,,.sneaing population in wn'sa seae.
y, Ens ns.lss, 9as.lans % were killed and many wounded,
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LIST OF USMMLATLE LhTTEEs REMAINISG
N TIE RICHMosD PosT-OrFICE AUGUST g.
i. G.. IIaskins, -; i. G. Michcl>. Green
bricr Bridge, West Va; G.. S. Prince, Rich
moud; Josephine Kent, WestleId. \. y;
George L. Kent, Philadelphia; Minnie Jo-
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BY Associated Pres.
DiSDascI.cs from Raleigh.

RALEIGH, \. c., August G.-The official re-
turns tC-day from. counties already heard
from change but little. in the aggregate, the
estimate heretofore made. The Democrats
| sill hold somc $50 on the Shipp majority Of
1870. Eleven counties yet remain to be
heard from, which counties, it is conceded,
will hold the vote of 1870. The Republicans
are dcspondent to-day and the Democrats
hopeful. Ectll parties are figuring with ar
prOXimatiug results.
| Information from the West this evening
will doubtless decide the matter. with the
chances at present in favor of Merrimon.
Later.
RALEIGH, \. c., August 6.-All the coun.
''nvc been heard from except ten Of those
tic" -. Caldwell has gotten even with
IN the W"ss. cf 1870, and in the re-
The Shipp nillnrns>> candidate stands an
utfininr counties Eacn ..IIn,ics to hear
even rIgibne. Eight Of tho, and the
from are in tije Eig th Diotf'g, tbat
eleven counties alreddy heard from ,n
district cave Merrimon gfifl sf over fGt'fs
hundred each. Everything turns Upon thL :
and the Democrats are hopeful OF inalntaiD-
in~ the gains, while the Repupilcails are
rnntideut and claim CaldwePs election.
rhp pycitcment is subsiding as the peop'e
have become tXlEtlsted lFoib ahAlei.'
FROM WILMINGTON.
WuM1SGrcx, n. c., August Cine lol.
lowing official majorities are reported: New
Hanover reyised), 1852 for CaldWeil;
brunswick. 80 for Caldwell; Onslow, 4oo LOT
Nerrimon. The official vote o! Dut Jew
counties can be gotten here, as they are se'i'
to Raleigh. ~ ,.or,, homo.
The Conservatives here are all very hoiN.
fuIIy rcIyiny on tue western counties 10 elee'
NIcrrimon. Many leading Republicans coi-
cede Merrimon's election by a small iil!1lia.
The Star aud the Journal both claim 4helif
mons election by about 500 majority.
Second Dispatch.
Wuu,sGroS. August 6.--1hc following
additional official majorites have oeen II.
,.eiyed: For Mer1 er1imon-RockinSila nam, oo-
Burke. lb9; Gates. 242; Person, 2Sz. fVi
Caldwell Nash county, .. -
comparison Of the official votes OF she
counties received at the Star office WIN the
unofficial vote, on which the estimates arc
based at Raleigh, shows errors in at ie;isl
half of the counties. Lin the report from
i IIn,on county alone there IS an error u y
Merrimon's tasor of one hundred ano
segenty.tiye. 1t Is believed here that nothing
/ bnt absolutely the official count will declde
i tile result. Both parties seem hopeful 10
night --- ..,,,--------.
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Mi,stc AZ. RIVERSIDE PARK THUS Ev&EiE''L
n,,Ia IN f.,fH an 10 r. VI: Admission IT. II
Won 20 ly the Dolly Warden i;sH
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The most lllera terms 'h;loe WIN 80. o ,ro
-, .,r,;c. IN Riverside Park orany point on INC
lu -, ,n,,v ia FRED. HANDY. l2rl Main street.
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,..s IL Fudge Ghase.

BaIsrpr, !siiatiss 49,: ,;ss w Very sisk WITH
zone to s,le VI hite y -
ssri.shi,s kidney diseass s5
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THE RELIGIOUS HEH.hu Is t'' ,rprn = ,,n"r
dreIs Of thousands of Earf''ts III '''' 49, nd
southcrm States, aud is an cAce''e"' ,n 49, ,,,,,
ycr,iscrs. Terms very rc.svhiD'e' o">>'
utrect Richmond Va
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 6.-Passed out bark
A.ardbon, from CITY Polut ior Trieste. s
Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.
CITY PoINT. VA. August G.--Arriyed, schooner
North Carolina, w IA. Benedict, and Al. FoSwrif,
for Petersburg ALSO brig Herman and schooner
HurtlscrabLlc. for Richmond. Passed up, tug Sul-
can. with schooncrs Seabtrd, D. G. alcShan. l!orDy
Bout, j. FL. French, and Amadi, for Richnone.
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What Mr. LiBral:: Nciualiy Wrote.

TO the EUlior Of the 1ribtnc:
Sir,--In the New York Times of this date;
in an article entitled "The Peace CGlifer.
ence," there is statutnent as follows:
"Mr Lincoln. weary and disguised with
the whole affair, sent on Major Hay with an
open letter TO deliver to the rebels in Mr..
GrccleS's prcScuce repeating exactly the ton:
dtloi,s contained Ill the Presidents letter OF
the 0th.'
The letter thus delivered by Major Hay in
Mr. Gree!ey'S presence WAS subsequently
given to Air. William II. Appleton by Mr.
ll0lcombc, who received it from Major llai,
Il is now in Il frame in Mr.. Aprletons Office.
1t says much more than to repeat "eXa;tiiy
the contItiors contained in me Pre.idcnt's
letter OF The 3li,' md is rs follows:
..ExEcrTWE MANsloN,}
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1864.
"To ,cltosn ii may concern; ANY PROPOSE
ton which embraces tile restoration of peace,
the integrity Of the whole Union, and the
abandonment Of slavery, and which comes
by and with III authority t!!at eau control
the armies row at war against the United
States, will be received and considered by
the Executive Government of the United
States, and will he met by liberal terms on
other substantial and collateral points and
the bearer OF bearers thereof shall have safe
conduct both ways.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The whole correspondence on the occasion
may be found III tie Aa,udl Lyciopedia of
1851, und should be read by all who desire
to comprehend the noble and disintercsted
position occupied by Mr.. Greeley i'll the
affair. a FRIESD OF PEACE.
Nete IOr6;, July 81, 1872.
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al, EIIYsps 4 Co., Advertising Agents. DISPATCH
~, ,dipr. win receive advertisements and have theiu
,nsc, .ed In any Journal nf the country as reguia.
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BE sure TO get your clothing at the right place.
II. SPENCE s. SoN'S-l5Oa Main street.
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TIE WORST COUGHS yield. a' IL nF i'''e ',
ss,rtGefsh curative powers "l i'r' i'''e :
MEDlcu DISCOVERY.
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,ry,eTEAp. ool Main street, Is opening some
r.r ,,r>~ and nice IN Lace Fchn"|. lie i s''h"'
,rrt,, b,fgils IN spring aud summer FOODS Give
him call |
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n, u. August Returns indicate ess, sne5
.,aa,;a,, as 4 Democratic delegate log son-
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RIVERSIDE rARK--MCSIC THIs EVESiSG.->pe-
riul boat. for ladies and children at and ":St L. VI.
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An kinds of summer wear at Z. u. b.
SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Is tile llDe lo ih'S'' ."
Now IS TILE TEfE.-Eon 'laye marked DOWN
clothing. E. u. SPENCE Sos
their prices. pxcr g
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,ke Shirt is all the go now. Z. D.
- The PeInhsN. .ish TO order or ready made.
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..'IO Do WCak I" I!l9tT'IIHt.
Never Was Il trrIcr sentence written trah i''"- :"
zra u, IA. xrupr from the arcii-Ii"d n his ln'ro-
icuce and agony. E7ery victim Of nervous debility
or of that decreasing langnor tshch Is on" I" inc "'-
commandments of dyspepsia and hlllo"'nesS' e'''
t.stify 10 tie rrscry of mind and body whirh .nry
iuvoiyr, The ,oliye powcro the system Is paFtt'',
IL par:lyzed: the mind Is haunted by anxlel! nI'u
fear: and the sufferer is us incapable oi 'rpHIs
himself energecally any kind OF i'sin's ~ II n
were under the benumhng influence OF ea'aefss
This tcrribls mental and physical cohd'tioh neeu
not, however, be Cultured for forty -Aen1 n''''S
any human being. PLANTATION bllihhe - "n "s,
solute specific for all the tormcfs "",'''.
stomach, disordercd lser ana sl';'''ciea '''
slIrprlndUce.
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SHIRTS made TO order. and guaranteed 10 h' NJ Z
.EScE & SONS.
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ENECNTINE NANSlUN,
q WASHINGTON, July Is, 1864. }

An ancient and exciting epic is thus paro-
died to iit the times:
Ping Wing, the tisc'nan's sol,,
WIS the very wGlst boy In all Canton,
Tie stole i,;, inpthcs'a picked mice,
Aid lte threw the cat lie boiling rice,
And he ate heg up, and thea ssigs he,
:. aIe wentter where the NEW cat be ~
Troubles ar4 Ike babies, that only grow
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TRuTn AND PdErEl.-Ali!i"n r,':s '"'" '"'
mouth or IH'cier, III " Paradise L"s'. s'ee ''''''
ruIc words: .
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NOR LIVERPOOL AND KFH
OIyEENsToWN.lS lSSlAS i.iSk E w a1t+asz s'ss
York EVERf SaTilRDAf. ); Il n y
aiTERNATE TUESDAYS.
,,.,..f,is ,n Geld. Payable in lsttrstfy:
,,, =. 1sshi,, SIS Stcerag fso
rlrst aI, 80 To I,s1s sdSti..,.t....s -
n, sui ~ ~
Ttca,s sold 10 and from Eagiaai. ss'isnd and se
tantineut al mede,aif faf.r. 4, ft :,
For further istosiisi on, saant.
cficcs. x ;sr,,ssi,.,.y Syw York Or 10
= JOHN ". WYATT, 4seht
49, Eicirr0yfs We .s
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RIVER aND OCEAN STEAMERS

L'OR NEW YORK.--0LD DO a9FTfs
Il MINiON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. e.SssS so So,
The side-whccl steamships OLD LOhiSilsS
IVY a SJJk T., ISAAC BELL, ShRATtsiA, NJ
AGARA, ALBEatA IF and IIAfTERASs tesysi
New York for Norfolk. City Point. aud islrliropa,
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,a and sAIUhpai
at O'Clock L. NJ. -
Lervf Richnord every: TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
aud SUNDAY, ut high tide.
s,oous, sttiProens, aud bathrooms,
The fare, accouiiso oditials, ard st,snn n, are ht-
surpassed. - q a..,
ern and European ports.
For further information, apply ~ .7
John W. NYATf, 5tgeir.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS:

L'OR NEW YORK.-The Old .ssEETfs
II Dominion Steamship Company's ele- usssA
CANT sdc-wheel steamship WYANQkE, Captain
COUcH will sail FRIDAY, August 9Th, mt O'clock
A. NJ. Freight receives until TIL uRSDAY NIGHT.
Through bills Of ladlpg signed, aEd goods for-
warde,i with dispatch TO al poiats north, south,
east and west. Close connections latle with C,ard
Line for foreign ports, Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare S1.; stc,rase, So; foiind-trip
tickets, $40. For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYAI'f, Agent. 3
an TAT No. 3 Governor street, z
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TIOR PHILhDELPHIA.-The nsTSTf,
a sta amer ALLIAN Captain ssssssassff - Ger,
iLAIr. Will receive freight for The above port I'LL
THURSDAY the sth instant ut u O'Clock 80 5s.
Freight taken for ali parts of Penisylsanil, New
Jersey and Delaware also for Norfolk, Boston. and
New Orleans M low rates. P,sSSe 10 Philadelphia
ucIut mig meals and staterooin, 50.
W.. PORTER. Agent
an 7-9t No. 25J. Dock street.
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S'TEADlBOAI'f
~ COMPANIES sEssssssszu
SEMI-WEEXI.Y LINE

BALTIMORE AND Alt POINTS SOUTH AND
WEST, IN CONNECTION WITH BALTi-
MORE hNnOIIlO hSDN0RTIiEkE
CENTRAL RAILROADS.
The steamers Of thls lire leave tlieir "tari NJ
Rnckclts every Tuesday night al high tide, ana ON
Saturday at o'clock l.. N. .s..
Freight received every dayup 10 lalf-paT do,clock
r. NJ. Saturdays until hulf-past O'Clock +. NJ :.
For freight " passage apply 70 ,..,. = -.
ie 2T-3m NlLLlANl. L. bRE IL, aStnt. -
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
GERMAN POLITICAL MEETINGS.

The Central Committee of the German Lib
era Republican campaign organizations, Theo Glauben-
skee presiding, held meeting at the Teutona Assembly
Rooms ON Tuesday for the purpose n making the final
arrangements for the Greeley and Brown demonstration
tomorrow The Executive Committee reported tha'
the resolutions adopted by the Central organization
be submitted to the Syracuse Convention had been duly
presented and that the principles had been in sub
stance, adopted.
The Executive Committee then offered resolutions In
substance as follows, which were adopted:
That the Central Committee looks upon the unanimous
proceedings OF the Syracuse Conventions as an event
which will have for its result the Of the party
aiming at Reconciliation and Reform and that the Central
Committee fully indorSes the State Congress and
Electoral ticket
on motion of DR.. Mierson resolution was passed,
calling upon the German Greeley and Brown Campaign
organizations OF this city to attend In body the de-
mOnstration at the Cooper Institute tomorrow.
AT a meeting Of the German Democratic Union Cen
eral Committee, in the TcuOnia Assembly Rooms, last
night arrangements made for attending the LIB
er9l demonstration, and resolutions were passed In
dOrsng the platform and candidates adopted by the
Syracuse State Conventions.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

The SneciaI Committee of the Board OF
pubi Isruetion appolned to make certain changes in
the duties Of Assistant Superinendenis met yesterday
forenoon, to its recent report which was referred
back at last meeting OF the Board, owing TO the ap
pontment ON Sept J. Of John Jasper jr late Principal
of Grammar School No 81 and OF the Evening Hl6l
SCHOOL and Arthur McMuin, late Principal OF Grammar
school No 81, as additional superintendent. Hitherto
the allotment duties Of assistants has been made Dy
the City superintendent butby resolution OF the Board
ON July a. the specific duties 10 be hereafter deslg
mated by the Board itself The Committee, after long
dclberaton yesterday determined TO adhere to the
original report which will therefore be submitted at the
meeting OF the Board next Wednesday afternoon lhe
report recommends the allotment OF the Two highei
grades of the Grammar Schools 10 Assistant Harrsoh
the six lower grades OF the Grammar ana the three
higher grades Of the Primary Schools TO Assistants fan
ming Jasper and McMulin, and the three lower Pr-
mary grades to Assistants Calkins and Jones.
on the appointment OF the new assistants, whose
salaries were fixed at $500 per annum motion was
made to increase their salaries to $4,000 EACH is was
followed by amendments Tor an increase OF the salaries
Of the City Superintendent and the whole stan OF assist
ants and also Of the salary of President Hunter OF the
Normal COLLEGE, The subject referred to the Conn
mittee Oh Bylaws, who it currently reported, will
recommend an increase OF salaries as follows; CITY
superintendent Kiddle from $50 TO S50CO Assistants
Harrison and Calkins $25O to $500 each Assistants
Fannng, Jasper, ana McAullln - 200 To 5000 eacI aau
President Hunter $3.50 to 5000. Ii Is rumOted thhJ
1
the CITY Superintendent 10 5000, but this lacks CON
1rmatiOn. it is, however, decided that President
Iuuter shall receive increase equal 20 any Whlch
| NAV be awarded the city superintendent supern-
tendent Calkn already receives an additional amount
annually equal oneft his salary, Tor instruction
| i'm object teaching on Saturdays at the nor,
| mol School he is considered the head
o. Primary Schools this city, while Assistant
rson is egrded as the head OF the " Grammar Schools
both, however, act under direction OF tue Cly oupe
tendent while Assistant flaming acts general assist
ant In both departments Assistant Jones, VINO acts III
The Primary CnOols, not seem 10 nave nane any
effort for an OF his salary, which Is now CO
| per year. s., ,,,. Nth
Jared g. Babcock, VicePTincipal OF the Evening Hlgh
school for Men, been nominated Principal vice Jas
prr promoted, ana also Principal OF Grammar scnoOl
| no 81 VICE McMullin, promoted The Evening lilgn
scOo will begin term OF "a weeks, at Ora umar ochOOI
No 49, ThirJeenth-st., near Sixthave, at p IN. on
| Monday oct Z. In addition to the usual course OF
studes instruction Will be given IN anatomy ana phy
0logy by DIR. Harvey Dew The women students Oh the
Norna College have pursued these studies with much
zel for "A considerable time past, under Prof Redied.