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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-21

Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling q Kentucky
Railroad Company, held This 18Th inst,
the following resolution was posed: Re
Solred, That the Board Of Supervisors oil
Ohio County be requested 10 call aIneet-
ing on Wednesday March "a, for the pur-
pose OF meeting the Directors Of the p,
w. d Ky. Il. r. Co. - !19 2mHi L,4t2-
-a' LEWIS APpLEdATE,
.''i'. 800 President
On motion Of Mr.. Kelly II was resolved
that when the Board adjourn II DO tc
meet ID accordance with the foregoing
resolution Of the Directors OF the P. W.
q Ky. R. r. Co. f''g' y ail'
Mr.. otte offered the following; Resolred
That each and every one OF the present
Supervisors notify their 0verseers Of the
Poor Of their respective townships not Il
send any more poor to the poor house
except by the poor house wagon, OF
Hempfeld railroad, and send notice to the
agent Of the poor house TO come for and
take them there; and furthermore, 10 tel
the 0verseer Of the Poor not to give any
more orders TO grocers, except as provided
for In section .. Adopted fl'il
Report OF the Agent Of the County In
Urinary for February, was read, Receipts
nothing; expenditures, $e99.60. Number
Of inmates, SO; males, 81; females, 10
Under one year 8, over one and under five
3; adults 40. 1904 3 PIT.
Received and filed. d0A."
Tax bills Of John F. Hopkins, trustee
and James II. Forsyth, were referred Il
the Committee on Finance.
The following was offered; ReSOlDed
That the chairman Of the Committee OF
Finance be and Is hereby instructed L
take out insurance on poor house to The
amount Of $4,000, and also, $1,000 OF
court house Il deemed advisable. Adopted
The Board adjourned to meet on 27tt
inst. f
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V. HARDING asks attention to two new
styles Of Mason & Hamlin organs, with
two sets of reeds, and five stops, which
he offers this season at The exceedingly
low price of $lSs and $40. The cases
are Of novel design, with rich, heavy
panels and ornaments, very substantial
and attractive. The panels in front and
sides are Of new and graceful forms, and
are cut in the solid wood; not formed BY
mouldings, as is customary. Thisis done
by new machinery, and by this means
extraordinary low prices are afforded.
These new styles are becoming very
popular, and are selling very readily. at
Hardiug's Music Store, No. 100 Market
Strnak = rHa. frsrag a.,-.g,rT -.s u
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REMAIHo

,Y II many Affections peculiar 10 females the
EATkACF BUCHU is unequaled BY apy Other
EemedyEas In Ohlorosis or Retention. Irfeeniar.
irty. Painiulness Or suppression OF CastoInary
TSsSs liberated Or sciTkous state OF The
complaints Incident 10 the sex' whether aTisins
irn inalscreton, Habits OF Dissipation, or in
tle Decline Or Change OF Lille, II fs preserihed
extensively BY tho most eminent Physicians and
anS amer Cona1ements and for Rniee6Ied
ages attended with any OF the above sSs ~
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PLEASANT T1ME.-Many of our readers
will no doubt remember that OF the ball
given by Ben. Franklin Council No. /,
o. U. A. NJ, in February last, q set Of re-
galias and jewels were voted for and
awarded to Jefferson Council No. 3, Jr.
o. U. IN. Owing to unavoidable de-
lays, they did not arrive until Monday
last; and as last night was the first meet.
ing of the Council since their arrival, the
committee made arrangementsto present
them. Mr.. E. s. Dillon, of the committee,
did the honors on behalf Of Ben. Frank
lin Council, making a neat little speech,
which was very happy, and put every.
body in good humor. p Mr.. w. H. NOEL.
roy, Councillor OF Jefferson Council, re-
sponded in a few well timed remarks,
which brought down the house. The
regalias and jewels were then placed
upon the officers, and proved to be mag.
nifcent set doing great credit to their
makers, Messrs. Cisco Brothers, Balti
more. THE jewels are heavy plated, on
solid white metal; and are as fine a set as
is often seen. Alter the presentation, an
hour or SO was spent in speech making
and friendly communion between the
members Of the order present. Every
councilin thecitywas represented. The
utmost good feeling was manifested on all
sides, and as the numbers dispersed it
was admitted that theyhad had q @pleas-
ant time"
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New GooDs.-C. W. seabright, Mer.
chant Tailor, No. IS Main Street, Centre
Wheeling, is out in our columns this
morning announcing the receipt Ola large
stock of cloths, cassimeres, yestipgs and
gentlemen's furnishing goods. MIS-. is
rapidly taking rank with the leading
merchanttailos in the city, andsis build.
ing up a splendid trade 1.-THE excellent
quality ofthe goods he sells, the reasona.
bleprices charged, and the superior style
inwhich he gets up orders, have contribu-
ted to this result Calland see him. See
advertisement. g. I:
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AN INTERESTING FEATURE in the
music business, is the Renting Plan, first
introduced in this city, and lately perfec-
ted by Mr.. W.. d. sheib Music Dealer
Monroe ST. whereby small weekly or
monthly payments will buy for any fami.
ly, church or school, a musical instru.
ment such as they desire ofthe best quality
at the lowest prices. Do not forget the
place under Washington Hall. Price lists
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2,.GoNn uP.-pGT QUNIAN was tried
before the Common Pleas Court last Mon
day, on two charges, first Of assault with
intent 10 commit murder" on Chas.
Mayer second, Of "stabbing with intent
70 wound" on Harry Pritchett, On the
first charge be was found guilty as char.
ged In the indictment, and on the second
the jury found q verdict Of assault and
battery. This win give Pat good chance
to enjoy the Inequalities Of the State Of
Ohio at the Penitentiry. Wheeling will
no doubt rejoice over this long hoped for
occurrence. = BelIdtre Independent.
A telegram found elsewhere in this
mornings paper gives the finale Of Pats
trial. t..li
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School ENrERTArNMEsT.-The Gram.
mar department Of the Fourth Ward
Public School will give a grand enter
tainmept this evening, consisting Of mu.
sic, recitations, tableaux, Sc. The affair
promises 10 be very pleasant one, and
no doubt the large hall in the school
house will be packed. j.a9 s.ga
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10 A COLD, raw wind from the north pre-,
vailed all of yesterday, making the trans.
action Of outdoor business decidedly
unpleasant The ground; hog sign for
fair weather isnow week over due, and
not the sllghtest prospect Of "a change for
the better yet visible. ~ -
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If you wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and cheap assortment
ofall grades, you will do well to call at
PAUL & orr's before going elsewhere, and
you will be sure to find what you want,
Remember the place, PAUL & Orr, No. 90
Market street
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HATs.-Davld F. schartz is in the mar.
ket as usual with all the latest styles and
varieties OF hats, adapted to the season
and this market. In his stock will be
found everything in the way of hats and
caps, from the most ordinary qualities to
the very finest, and at prices within the
reach Of the most impecunious as well as
the millionaire. All tastes, states, and
conditions Of the human family can
therefore be suited at this grand hat and
cap emporium. Drop in at No. 60 Main
Street Centre Wheeling.
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MEssRs. PnLLIPs, Waterhouse and
Salisbury were appointed on the Health
Committee by President Forbes Of the
Second Branch, Tuesday evening, Our
paragraph in yesterday mornings paper
placed Mr.. Hobbs on the Committee in,
stead Of Mr.. Warehouse. .5 ~ .
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BOARD OF EDucArtoN. LIE regular
monthly meeting Of the Board of Educa-
ton will be held this evening, at their
rooms, in Crapgle's Block, Market street
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ENTERPRISE BAKING PowDER-Messrs.
McCabe, Kraft & Co., Of this city, have
recently placed in the market an article
known as Enterprise Baking Powder
prepared by themselves. We are not
posted as to the peculiar merit claimed
for the Enterprise" but ii certainly has
very happy effect in the culinary DEPART
ment OF tho household, as Blddy is repre-
sented to be in good humor constantly
wherever it is used. She has no trouble
now about heavy, unhealthlul bread; the
cakes are light and delicious, and every.
thing generally isloyely. The Enterprise"
is meeting with rapid sales, and seems
destined to reach point in that respect
within a few months, that required years
for others to attain. Messrs. Nice. K. &
Co. have conferred a great boon on the
human family by preparing anarticle that
so completely vanishes that great promo.
tor Of dyspepsia, Dad broadly from the ia.
bic. Success to them and their ENTER
prise" a,,..,, .,,.-,,,s
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ip PREsBYTERIAI s. s. CoNvENTIoN.-At
the last meeting of the Presbytery Of
Washington, which includes the Prcsby-
terrain Churches Of. this city, it was re-
solved to hold q Presbyterial Sabbath
eohaHi, Convention at West Alexander on
Monday, April 29d. The Executive Com
mittee have selected the following topics
for consideration: 1st, Should there be
uniformity. Of recitation in the Sabbath
SCHOOL, Cd, Adult classes in the Sab
bath School. Sd, Does fhe present style
of text books meet the wants Of Sabbath
School Instruction. 4th, What are the
best means to enlist congregation in an
earnest discharge Of duty to the Sabbath
schoolI 9th, Should the temperance ques.
tion enter into the Sabbath schoolwork and
organizatlon2 9th, Can Sabbath Schools
be maintained during The winter season in
rural districtsiwith profit2 7th. Can all
our Sabbath school literature be recon.
mended for the purpose for which 1t was
designedl Qualified persons have been
selected to open each topic. Rev. Geo.
p Hays, Of Washington College, will
deliver an address. J. Bennett Tyler, o.
New York, has been invited. The Pas
tor and one Ruling Elder from each
Church, and Superintendent and teachers
in Sabbath Schools, are requested to be
present as members Of the Convention.
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In order to close put 4 lot Of Misses
Leather Shoes ! will sell them regardless
OF cost for the next ten days. L. v.
Blond.
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Please Take off a Cat.

H
Will that distinguished mathematician
who claims that the Singer Company
have sold during the last year double
the number OF Sewing Machines Of any
other company please credit the Howe
with little error in his calculation of al
least fifty thousand mschinesH
Undeniablc proof can be furnished al
the Howe Office that they arc entitled to
it. Further, wish he would explain il
he does not employ canvassers, how il
happens that We sometimes see, and often
hear Of, Singer agents urging parties, in
most pathetic terms, not to buy q Howe
BY what name do you call them, If moi
canyassers? . 2' q
l have faint recollection that the King
Bee in that hive once followed aninexperi
enced agent Of thesHowe to Moundsville
and set machine inside of him. But, al
usual for him, it proved an improbable
speculation. Mf -r-s
To show what success the Howe il
meeting with, little over one year age
we sold our first machine here-No. 1913,
47. The first of February last our ma
chimes numbered as high as 345, 047, an in
crease of 216500. The company are now
manufacturing one per minute, and are
behind with their orders HOWE.
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THOSE who will save money should
buy their Boots and Shoes at L. V.
Blends. n"
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Rustic Photographs, new styles, at the
Partridge Gallery. ~ v
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No Family Should be Without. hi

.b T5 lss symptoms 4 allowed to 20 on, which
Inp9tencN Faulty, Rpiiepac Fla IN ' one NJ
tha tne patient may expire Who can say that
nj M ase nos frequently followed by those dire,
"! ~ uiseases, Insanity and Consumption. Many
nc s aware o. the cause OF their sufferinRs, but
lew lew wii confess; The records OF the Insane Asy
tuIn, AND the melancholy deaths by ConSumptIof.
gS ample witness TO tho Truth or the aBSertion
I Ine Constitution once affected with Oreanic
WEAKNESS requires tho aid OF medicine n
strengthen and inyigorate the system. which
Holmes q Cos Fluid Extract Buchn" inyaria.
= Rstalled BY all Druggists Of rs CENTS PER
i a oIS ounces, or 8 days medicine, at
reach OF the patient, NO matter how Door. '''S
BEWAhB OF co9nteEfeits. Ask for Mexican
tors, Now York City, a F'VP'''
BEWARE Of spurious Buchu Mixtures, pro.
pared BY selGstylcd doctors, which arc kept be.
lore tho PUBLIC by notorious advertisements.
, 20 LAUGHLN BROS. & CO.,
s,,o, :, Wholesale Dealers, Wheeling, W. Va.
tSVSou0W
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New styles, new scenery, new accesso-
ries at the Partridge Gallery.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1872.
Travellers Register.
DEPARTURE or TRAINS,
New Advertisements.

New Spring Goods. Wv
To those who Contemplate Housckecp
Q. w. seabright. . s..,. j.. ..s ....s..
LOO. F.-Funeral Notice. !s,
Public Meeting, -.
Removal.
Something New. eco.
Refined Sugars, Teas, Lake Fish.
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30 CLOSING Our sALE.-Ten dozen Misses
Leather Shoes to be sold regardless Of
cost for the nextten days at L. V. Blends.
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PATENT ITEMS. During the week
ending Tuesday, 18th inst, q patent was
granted to ]. W. Ward, assignor to him.
self ahd J. Boone Mcclure, of this city, on
Tea Kettle. "a ~ = go !, !,
Also to Messrs. Joseph Morelaud,
Thomas P. Reay and John NJ. Lazier, Of
Morgantown, on Wash Boiler.
iiCoNFERlEiEcE APPousT4ENTs.-Th
Pittsburgh Conference oftheM. E. Church
closed its session Tuesday morning. The
following assignments were made to
changes IN this vicinity: Bonneville, ].
s.Lemmon; Bridgeport, T. N. Hudson;
Bellalre, ], II. Rodgers; St, Clairsville,
W. F. Lauck; West Wheeling and Mt.
Pleasant VIM. tPeregory Clairngtop, R.
B. Mansel; WGslsburg, s. H. Cravens;
Washington, H. @. Beacon.
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control tueu. lhe tesuHuny Of our b.Si ,1f
zens, Of oil classes, establishes the i,s, w. y,
CnERRY PICTORIAL will and doe, rIiSs,. 'A'
cure the affecting disorders Of the Tn ,., 'Al
Lungs beyond any other medicine, INV I'M an.
dangerous affections Of the PulmOnor,." t n no.
yield to It's power; and cases Of Cans. "ls
ton, cured by this preparation, SrS S SaI
" known, so remarkable rs hardly IN T.NN'
lioved, were they not proven beyond li,,,,
As remedy It Is adequate, on which tbS S, ,i,N
may rely for full protection. by curing Cone.
the forerunners OF more serious disease HUs"
unnumbered lives, and an amount Of ."s, .,n
not to be computed, 1t challenges tria s SI, y,
vinces the most sceptical. Every ramlv .L o,
keep It on hand rs protection agan,, M ' ~,
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary AIec, NY
which arc easily met at first, but which No.
incurable, and TOO often fatal, Il neglected. W. ~
der lungs need this defence; and i Is uSyi,,,
DO without 1t. As n safeguard 10 Childrs ,,,
tho distressing diseases which be,et ,hc iI S,,
and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY Plcro.S,,
Is invaluable; for, by its Timely use, ngs'
tubes arc rescued from premature grave, An
saved to the love and affection centred On M,
II acts speedily and surely against ordinancGI
securing sound md health-restoring setp N
one will suffer troublesome Influenza All mi.
Cul Bronchitis, when they know how al,
they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laboro1, =,
successful chemical investigation, no cot ~ss
Is spared In making every bottle in tie u,ne
possible perfection. 1t may be conldeatr \,
lied upon as possessing Rll the virtues L Ia, N.
exhibited, and capable Of producing cur !,
memorable rs tho greatest Il haa ever C0et,,l
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OAairman Gommittel

The report elected considerable discus.
sion. Mr.. Clark declined to accept the
position, and the name OF Mr.. Stanley
agent, was inserted in the report and
resolutions wherever that Of Mr.. Clark
occurs; the salary 10 be paid MIR. @. was
also stricken out; the recommendation Of
the Committee as to the payment OF the
bills was adopted, and those returned by
the Committee were also ordered TO be
paid. if an sata
The following was offered: ReSolred,
That the Committee on Poor Farm is
hereby ordered to report an ordinance at
the next meeting OF the Board, wherein Is
provided for the dismissal Of inmates oil
the Poor House when, in the opinion oil
the agent and the Committee on Poor,
they cease to be proper inmates Of the
same. Adopted, -
BIN Of Simpson, Wilson s Hoge, N. E.
Wins, Kimberly s. Co., Hobbs, Son &
Co., Delaplain, Wilson & McColloch,
Jno. Q. Bellville, Henry Otto, were re.
ierred to their appropriate committees.
The following was offered: Resoloed,
That the Committee on Finance and Ac.
counts Is hereby ordered to inquire into
and report at the next meeting of the
Board whether the property Of the B. &
o. R. R. Co., lying in the county Of Ohio,
has been regularly and properly assessed
In accordance with law to the present
time, and If so, the amount Of taxes now
Que and payable to Ohio county by the
sad y, 70, R R. Co; and further, whether
suit has been brought for the collection Of
tne same, and Il SO, who has charge Of
The following was read:
=, WHEELING, W. Va, March1o, ~.
To DC Honorable Board Of Supcrvisors Of
Ohio County, W. "a: ~
At meeting Of the pnnrd Of n,....
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A CASE. OF. CoNscIEScE.-It will be
remembered that sometime ago the safe
Of Mr.. l.; Spence, q gAEartinsterry, was
broken open and q number of notes taken
by the burglars Yesterday Mr.. Spence
received copy Of last Saturdays Clevc-
land Leader, and in 1t, rolled up very
nicely, were all the notes which had been
distracted from the safe, together with
three notes given by John Fergeson to
Ann E. Fergeson, Elizabeth Fergeson
ana Robert Fergeson, dated at Mounds.
ville' W Va; also certificate otspecial
deposit q the First National Bank Of
New Castle, Pa, M favor OF Ann E. Fer.
geson, for $500.
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CoRREcF IoN.-Wc stated the other
morning on what VIC supposed was relIa.
BILE authority, that Messrs. Dewey, Vance
s. Co. had leased the Washington Mil IL
the Eighth Ward. I'VE were Informed
last evening that it Is being operated by
Mcssrs. Drakeley 8 Co, who have 4
contract with Messrs. D. y.&Co. toman
ufactdrc muck Iron for them. We arr
gratiaed TO hear that told Washington
Is in splendid working condition, and
turning outsn excellent quality Of iron.
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FmE4Just after Il O'Clock last night
an old stable adjoining Reymann's brew.
cry, on the alley between Main and Mar.
ket streets, and John and Quincy, was
discovered to be on fire. The alarm was
promptly given, but 1t was fully hall
hour before tho Departnspt was on the
ground and began to throw rater. By
this time the building was pretty thor.
oughiy cleaned out. The loss was smasl
As there was nothing Of any consequence
in the stable, How tho FIRE originated Il
not known.
PoIcE CouRT.-There was full at
tendance at tho police court Yesterday
morning. The following cases were dis
posed Of: Sarah Richardson, prostitution
ten dollars and costs-paSmsnt suspended
on condition that she would leave tn,
State and remain away; james Daily
drunk, one dollar and costs; James John
son, drunk, one dollar and costs; JOsephu
Miller, drunk, one dollar and costs; job,
Smith, drunk, one dollar and costs; Tir
Dorgan, diSOrderly, five dollars and cost
Harry Paxton, same, one dollar and cost
Fidel Dale, same, ave dollars and costs
Goose Flemens, same, one dollar and cost
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Druggists.
THE BEST rs THE CHEAPEST.

There Ia no economy in using an inferior BAi.
ing Powder, becAubeit "a cheaper. II only spoil.
q Co.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER Is q.
elledpeSt in the market, because II 10 ne btSt
AK for Logan, List b Cos. Be sure you get Il
and you will save your peace Of mind, and also
your "piece Of bread" mars
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III huulblUu W IuG uIblClCo uClSln 1uCu'
toned, we consider 5000 fair value tc
place upon the garden truck which was
used to supply the house, such as toma.
toes, cucumbers, string beans, &c. You
will therefore see that, at the low value
placed upon the productions Of the farm,
s., 447 were realized from It. We have
still remaining in hand about $50 bushels
oats, 800 bushels corn, 1916 bushels pota-
toes, 80 bushels turnips, Q bushels white
beans, 8 tons hay, tons oat straw, 8 bar
rels vinegar, 1000 or 1900 cabbages.
The Board Of Supervisors occupied the
present poor house, abandoning the old
house, on the LIST Of March, 1871. The
agent Of the poor farm, by resolution Of
the Board, has not had any control OF the
farm, consequently there has been no
wheat sown, and the Board will have
all the flour required for the next year
to buy. No improvement has been made
on the farm, owing to the fact that the
agent has had no authority, the farm
boins outiIUiy uuu1r Ine control OF the
Committee. We desire to offer for your
consideration the following resolutions, viz:
ReSolred, That Mr.. Hugh Clark be and
Is hereby employed to superintend the
farm and garden for ten months, begin
ming with March 1, 1879, at five hundred
dollars for that period.
ReSOlred, That Mr.. Hugh Clark be and
is hereby authorized to purchase all ma
terial necessary for fencing. ss
ReSOEUed, That the Board of Supervisors
approve all orders contained in the report
given by the Committee on Poor.
We herewith return one dollar, old
pocket book, and some worthless notes
found on the person Of one II. Mosgroye,
pauper who died, at the Inarmary in
the month Of October, 1871; also GO cts.
found on the person Of one John Mann, a
pauper who died at the Infrmary in the
month Of December, 1871.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
W. Fl. HARRISON,
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The following was rend

= WHEEINo, W. Va, Marchd9, ~.
To ne Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of
Ohio County, W. Va. Y
At q meeting ofthe Board Of Directors