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.-- EDITORS
]. b. NoRRts, Tids- Water and Southside yir-
ginia; s.E-f- u. - '. .-
d. S. CuRrIss, Piedmont Virginia, District of
Columbia and Maryland; w4. .t. Er 80
WIN. N. NELSON, Valley of Virginia; D.. ..
]. b. NoRRIs, resident editor, 81" a.r.
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HOWARD DANIELS, Editor and Manager.
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u Publisher,
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PROSPECTUS.
DROsPECTUs FOR 1s7o.
Il FIFTH YEAR.

A RErRRsRsrArIyE AND CHAMPION OF AMERICA,
ART.
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MEDICAL.

Dr. JOHNSTON
. OF Tas
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-23
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iONEy ptrson producing any medicine able Q
SHOW ono third az many living, permanent cures as
Dr. Elders Vccslahl" Rheumatic Remedy; and
tithcr rc"pr'. OF flg0 FOR any case Of Chronic
I lniSautauly Rheumatism Neuralgia hheumat
hNue. SCiatca ~ Rheumatism OF he Kidneys
will not cure. The Rheumatic Syrup is used in
waray only. pleasant TO the taste ard guaranteed
free ilOm injurious druns. II is not quack ,nedi'
Cuebut the scientific prcsCTi ption of1Cs 7. Filter
NJ. j. Professor Cf Toyicology and Chemistry
gratEate - the celebrated University Of peDnsvt.
v0T.a, D, 1855. wiosa entire protcssiouall life
nFtiion under solemn oath Is rousCieniously be-
hcNCl 20 be The only positive, reliable infallibi
SPECIFIC cyer discovered The proof that no o;heI
spechlc cEiss is iolnd in every, community in per-
SONG afflicted for many years and still suffering. If
phySci'ns could cure il If spec fc did exist, hi
would not be SOL fact that must be universal y
admitted. The oft deceived sufferer may wisei y
ask, Vldt secUlty or eyile ce has he that Dr. Fit
lers Rheumatic Syrup will cure his case. The
protection offered TO sufferers against imposition is
IN ieylly signed contract which will be iolwarde
without charge to any sufferer sending By letter q
utscliptun OF affection; this guarantee will STATE
,H- tNlct number or hotties warranted to cure,and
u case OF dtiUre the money paid viii be returned
{ the patient. No other remedy has ever been
al!erod on such liher'i and honorable terms Met
al advice with certificates iron. prominent ply
I'll other treatw ents have failed, sent by letter
Ss'tiF. Afflicted cordially invited to write for d.
vice % tire pIircpal office sl South Fourth Street,
I ildC.lpha, Pa. Dr.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
IS sold b. d-ugsit,
NJ. s SIMMONS,
- sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
tALLENDE8 " co, Wholesale Agts, Eecd
i lie, Pa.
A. R;oHAMBERLIN +; & CO., Sole Aet', Roas
vile, pn.
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A. r; CHAMBERLAIN & CO., Sole Aet', Rous

tsAOE AND AD,-lne Of the greatest
~ advantages is offered in Tennessee and
Keltu, ky Lands, which have been selected by tie
present owner with special care as to health, pro-
ductvtness of soil, cOnyen,n Of railroad aIdriv.
cr facilities, and thorough examination Of titles
These Lands are now offered st very low prieest.
enable every industrious man to live ''undsr his
OWE vine enc fc tree,n and ia capitalists a veiy
profitable investment. For fall particulars, al.
dress or call at the ollcc OF c. i}ERING ER, 1l6
Smthfeld st, rsburgh. Pa. mimi.
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NJ. & STNNONC

Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALENDER 81 co, Wholesale Agt's, Eecd
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
THE MODOC WAR.
News to December r4-Thc Militia Get
ting Impatient.

News to December f4-Thc Militia Get
ting Impatient.
despatch to the San Francisco Chronicle dated
Yreka December 16, says:-Despatches have been
received from our correspondent at the front to
December H. He reports that oil is quiet there as
yet. 1t was expected that Major Greene would
move on the evening OF the 14th for Van Burners
Hill The oregon militia. under General Ross,
who are stationed there, are getting impatient at
the delay, and Major Greene cannot delay opera
tons much longer The latest from Link River is
to the effect that the OF the inactivity OF the
militia is the want OF provisions Captain Jack and
his band are still In their camp in the lava bed and
are as hostile as ever. 1t was supposed at nrst
that they were short OF ammunition, but this not
So They have been laying in powder and lead for
months past and are well supplied. The arms ana
ammunition sent up by Governor Booth arrived
Yesterday morning, and were at once sent out to
Camp Fairchild. Volunteers are also going OUT
and the indications are that there will be no
scarcity OF men to aid in putting the Modocs down
Colonel Stone telegraphed here to-day from jack
sonville to the effect that he would arrive here on
the stage tomorrow. Whether he will go to the
Everything Is quiet throughout the valley The set
tiers nave sent their families in, and have their
cabins forted up. All that IS wanted now Is q
movement by the military and II this Is successful
Jacks days are doomed. The vancouver troops
have not yet arrived at Link River, or had not night
before last. Major Greene has, including the Ore
gOn troops, $50 men under his command.
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
THE FATE OF HATTIE ADAMS.

A Well.Known Bad Woman Who Leads
Fast Life to the Last-Drawn by
Runaway Horses Into tho East River
and Drowned.
Yesterday Coroner Jones made arrangements fol
holding an inquest the body OF the wcll-known
courtesan Mrs. Hattie Adams, who lost her life in
an extraordinary manner at an early hour on
last Tuesday morning The deceased, it appears,
kept a house OF i'll fame In this city, in West
Twelfth street, and there amassed cons derable
money. She was most respectfully connected in
Brooklyn and her relatives, who have taken charge
of the body and will have 1t Inferred
to-day, feel deeply the degradation OF
her life and the awful fate which terminated
the sad career OF Hattie Adams. Deceased, IL
has been ascertained. attended funeral at Green
return to New York she partook OF supper In COM
pany with prominent Brooklyn politician whose
name is withheld by the parties familiar with the
facts) at her house In Twelfth street.
SHORTLY REFORE MIDNIGHT
she left her place in hired coach drawn by two
spirited animals, bound for Brooklyn, where she
determined upon seeing her companion in safety,
as the latter individual is said to have been intoxi-
Gated The precious unknown citizen Was %ag,c Ge
and the coach containing Hattie Adams,
and driven by one James Gallagher, started on
morning, as the vehicle in question was In the act
OF turning from Myrtle avenue into washington
street, the wheels caught In the car track anu the
extra strain produced upon the horses Ia conse-
quence Frightened the animals so that
THEY RAN AWAY.
The driver was thrown from his seat, and was
badly cut ABOUT the head. The horses dashed on
down washington street, q steep grade, gathering
momentum at every step. Screams for help echoed
on the clear frosty atmosphere; solitary police
man ran far in the wake OF the retreatng dying
horses. There was no help at hand. Death alone
could stay them.
THE END WAS NEAR.
There was crash as the wheels struck the string
piece OF the dock at the foot Of the street, then q
punpe and, the coach turning upside down, loated
out twenty feet from the dock. The occupant was
still in death, the drowning horses struggled, but
died. Police assistance arriving some minutes
later the corpse was taken out OF the coacn and
was subsequently taken to the Morgue.
The inquest Will be held on Monday next.
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyrsros, Dec 26. 1872.
cep Sc bales saes s0ss socE % TIC Net re-
Cotton IN good demand; middngs is,sc. Net re-
ceil~ sm bacs gross 65o1 Sales 1000 last evening
$500 sscck, l6l,085
Cotton nrm; good ordinary lsc; low @ mid ilings lsc
coastwisc i,lll Sales. 800. Stock, s6,sai
Cotton quiet; mddlings, l9c. Net sales 900 bales:
Stock, 57.4S7
Cotton quiet; little doing middngs I9.Sc. Net re-
ssps 7so bales M ExporoTo Great Ti.a 1885, to
Flour dull and unchanged; sales 500 bbis at IS rs
at a 10 and 3qjo bushels do on private terms Corn
sashe, Bay anie At 81 FREY o. Corn mss s
SSsss ana shorts . M i sps Ssass sw %d 5 s
to Boston, re- New York. &C and to ASany bar d ,s,,
Lake pports-Flour. llloo ebIs wheat 1854 Bushels;
M Sushe; sG 9an's oors sS So as's s
800 d DO s barley sa9ds Flour quiet; Western sg;iag
White g. Wheat rm G ana apsa aas - in ~ II e ID
81 81 5"rS eady sa No. c II
car lots o c o. 1as nopna at c fog No wsscrn % and
Bs s saSs saS SaVWss Wnr S ss
81 81 2O; Canada 81 25 Tho balance Of the market
Is unchanged.
Flour steady; sales extra Spring atS62s 81 80 Wheat
spTIpg s. lss cash 81 i Janaary sspFins s. os2
sSss'e e. snaay fssn s;sAay 4sselss Ss s%ited
No. sss s sssss fair ls 4
M SS ara aS esaS sss oz at 81 9? @
bans lb. averases sold at ib AZ AVERAGES at &C.
%nksy IN I hHsi aS asSf Sss ama r az
sshc RcceiptsasGO bbls flour, 3i,cO) bushels wheat
sSre SS 81 ss as sss
do corn 10000 do. oats. 1900 do. barley
The New York herald., 1872-12-27

Comparing with stock, jan
uary l. 1871 N413 35T5 $500 2.362
Sssy ! is7i; 80 . 80" s7sn ossu M.sSl IA
uary $50. ossN $3.50 Asass sn
We quote -cuba-Refining, inferior TO common.
SIC. s}zc.; fair to good fair, &c. 9ilc;
good 70 primo. 93<c. a 9kc.; grocery, fs.. to
good 9sc. sic. I; prime to choice, We iOllc
centrifugal, hhda and boxes, - a ilc: molas.
sss hhds and ..,oses, Do g; mcisdo. ic. exc.
Hss"-saxcs, n.... n.s... standard. no. e se eii
DO. f5 70 Il n. slc do = SO 70 Is ,lcc wc w2sc
e sSe.llSs y ASs 80 Refining. common 7" -..,c
gccsry tsir 70 cholce g,zc loNc, Brasil-Dntcn
Sfano6rc. NOS 70 II 7Hc agc. Jaya-D9tch standard
superior, 7zc 81 sac.
srxARiNR.-There was no trade Of moment today. and
prices were entirely nominal.
TALt0y was y limited demand and about steady 700
bbls Sold 10 arrive on private lbs
to good At 7Ac sHc. Prime held At sac.
but decidedly better Sales at s7s
and 100 bba at &c., closing with the higher price de-
manded .,....--7!ssffs y:essjsssS. .yzsx-- -,. ~
The New York herald., 1872-12-27

II win be seen that Illinois Is the favorite State.
The largest proportion OF those emigrants who
went to Minnesota are ScandinavianS. It will he
seen that the emigrants don't believe much in the
New England States, Massachusetts being the only
one where any great number have gone during the
past twelve months to
FIND HOME.
However, 1t ~ said that most OF these were skilled
laborers. who were contracted for by manHfacpur
erS In that State. The Southern States the report
VIII show, are really nowhere In the list. The emit
grants seem thoroughly to understand the condt-
tl0u OF AFFAIRS in tie South and do not appear to be
wiling to risk their all oil the present and their
chances for the future under the rule OF the scay
Carpetbaggers. Most Of the emigrants to Illinois
are Germans. 1t should not be taken for granted
that the large number or emigrants credited to
New YORK State really remain In the State. The
facts 40 not bear out any such supp0sition. 1t il
true that large number remain but very many,
after
ARRIVING AT CASTLE GARDEN,
stay In the city for weeks with their friends, or
wherever they can find lodgings, in order to see
the great city in all Its ups and downs. Then,
thoroughly satisfied, they Ego West or elsewhere.
1t will be readily seen that OF this class OF emf
grants no strict record can be kept The balance
OF the emigration from other countries, to this
State for the year 1872 s largely ahead or that Of
1871 From January l, 1871, the number OF emf
grants VINO have arrived at this port was as lol-
lOWS:-
Since January l. 1872. 291, ,2l7
Arrivals during 1871 22D, ,639
Showing balance in favor Of 1872 Of ..... 6l,57s
This balance may yet be materially increased be-
lore the present year Is over
The New York herald., 1872-12-27

90 Q g; DO. lsvee skies. 30 90; do. DO. etghts.
o. 10; 90. do. eights 1873, % 70;
Alabama nves, SIS o 90; do. eights, 10 10
south Carolina sxes so 5S; de-. new. January and
July. q "A; do. do. April and october, 20 20;
Arkansas skies, funded, % a 49,
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
The government bond market opened very dpli,
SO much SO .ha. ing advance " gold failed At drs'
20 have its erect upon prices which moved only
when the later boards were In session. The
former basis Of quotations enabled sellers to Aaei
ne government nearly million of nve-twenties
,eool ,-m at prices ranging from 1ll.69 to lll.s9
when ro,d w. quoted liz liax. For some
strange reason the = seasury Department refused
to take the price of gold to w pore saan inN
which arbitrary limit anu unjust policy lim!tea tue
awards to less than half m, Won,
THE ACCEPTED BoN"a
being only SAT- $50, for which the government pais
lll6s l1l.74. The market closed strong. with an
advance in the 67s to H. and further Improvement
In the currency skies, leaving or as foows:-
United states currency skies, 1l2A ll3; do. do,
1881, registered, ia ll4s; do. do coupon. 1l7,s
ll77s; DO. fve-twenties registered, May and No.
vember ll2,s 1924 do do, 1862 coupon. do, l12H
1924; do. de-, 1854, do. do, 1l2k 112a<; do. d0
1856, DO. do 1924 1ls; do. do, 1867, registered
January and July 1l2, 1924 dc. do 1865. coupon.
do, ll5T 1l6s do. do, 1867 do. do, 1T NIX
do. do, 1868, do. do, 1l61s III; do ten-fortes
registered 109s 109A do. DO. coupon, l09x q
1O9a do. hves OF 1881. registered, 1l1>s 1l2 do
do, coupon, 111h o H.
sT0cEs DULL AND UNSETTLED.
The stock market, as may be fancied, was dull
almost to stagnation In the forenoon after the
Christmas holiday and the inertia beg0tten OF its
celebration, but its activity improved as the day
advanced, In curious antithesls to the increasing
severity Of the great snow storm. The rigid dull
ness Of the opening was soon followed by depres
sion and = general decline in prices but with the
Offering OF nearly million OF bonds to the govern
ment q smart reaction ensued, the fact being
taken as q sign OF relief to the money market. In
the temporary buoyancy thus impaired Western
Union rose to 81 and
NEW YORK CENTRAL
made clear advance OF IL per cent from 9sh to
99,s-the latter being rather tho feature or the
day. With the announcement from Washington
that Secretary Boutwell, had accepted only p0r-
ton OF the bonds offered him and during the sub
sequcnt stringency OF the money market the mar
ket broke down, developing fresh and special weak
ness in Pacific Mail, which went or from IS to 1871
Before the hour OF adjournment second reaction
took place, and prices recovered y n per cent
closing dun and fairly steady. Outside the stock
specially named the fluctuations were not inpor-
tant and were confined to the figures familiar to
the street for the past week.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
EMIGRATION.

The Report or the Commissioners or Emil
grafton for tho Year I672-The Number
OF Emigrants Who Arrived Daring tho
Year and where They Went-Intcrcst-
ing Facts and FiRp--a. ...--4--s-
The Cor'~"'
...,sMuncrs Of Emigration are busiy en-.
c.c.d man their annual report to the Legislature
but thav =, not expect to have It ready
sor -. ->-e the I'd OF next
p1sion ue'~. IN be one OF the
.-." 'he very iatest. IL w. ~ears when
most interesting we have had for many ,.--- . :
completed In the absence yesterday Of MI. casser-
", Mr.. L. Cantador, Deputy superintendent went
tnrough the statistics OF the report so fur as ade,
and thereby enabled HERALD reporter TO get al .
few OF the important facts to be related In the re-
port The statistics show that up to Yesterday the
number and nati0nalities OF
THR EMIGRANTS
who have arrival MT this mort ainco Iapuarv , IA,
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
THE DEATH OF FERDINAND HAHN.

Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest, at 90
Lewis street. on the body Of Ferdinand Hahn, the
lad, eleven years OF age, whose death resulted
from injuries received on Monday last by being
struck on the head with a piece OF snow and ice,
thrown at him by Frank Rockwell, eight years old.
While the two boys, with some others, were at play
In the yard Frank threw the lump OF Ice and snow
at Ferdinand, but without intending to do him
serious injury. The jury found verdict corre-
spending with the foregoing facts and Coroner
Young discharged the boy rockwell from custody,
there being no criminal intent shown on his part.
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.. .

DE wIrT-BEACB.-At Montvillc, N. j., on We'd
nesday December 25 1872, at the residence OF the
BRIDES mother, by Rev. w. II. Magic, assisted by
Rev. L. II. Van Doren, ARCHIBALD Mel. DE WITT, OF
Pittstone, Pa, TO NBrTIB, daughter OF the late
Henry Beach. No cards.
HoEDEN-MoRGAN.-o Wednesday. December 25,
at the home OF the bride, by the Rev. Everard
Kempshall, ID. D., ROWLAND b. HOLDEN. OF Otis
field Maine, to ANNIE w, daughter OF the late
Joseph w. Morgan, OF Elizabeth, N. J..
MYRICK-BECKwITH.-0 Tuesday, December a.
by Rev. J. II. Pullman, K. u. MYRIcK TO SADIE
BECgwITu, al OF this city.
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET.

SUUIHEFN SECUHITIES VUIET'
The Southern State bonds were neglected, with
tine tone OF the market steady. The thin attend
ance OF dealers occasioned wider difference in
siews OF buyers and sellers, as the quotations will
show The following we're the latest prices Ten.
ncssce, ex coupon, 70 a Soh do., new, 70 a soh
Virginia, ex coupon, As SO; do, registered stock,
= old, 80 a ~; do. skies, consolidated bonds, 90
56ai; do. skies, deferred, Is 10; Georgia
SKIES, 70 so do. sevens 81 9o North Carolina, ex
coupon, "a 34l do. to North Carolina Railroad 81
80; do, hlnding 1866, 25 a %; do, do, 1s6s %
26; do. new, 10 a 81; do, special tax, Is 10
Missouri skies, e5 95i4; DO, Hannibal ana St.
Joseph. 91a q 81; Louisiana SKIES 81 30: do. new,
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
DIST SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND.
CI THE JERSEY CITY INSURANCE COMPANY
ORGANIZED 1881.

JERSEY CRY, Dec. l6 1872.
The Board of Directors of this Company has this day
declared semiannuai dividend Of eight o. per cent
payable on demand, in gold. -
fhis Company insircs principally detached dwelling
hoses has agents outside OF the State OF New Jersey.
Total amount losses sustained since st day OF last
june orty-fve hundred and twenty seven 590D dollars
JESSE PAULMIER, President
WV. GAMBLE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1872-12-27

NAVAL sroans.-Thcre were very few members on
a9Iy and 5 % W Of suss c ws &C. nasy asy
was qaea e. oS1 0%nay w sSsSy SsSs on 10 q ion
sales q so Dbs strained at - % and 10 100 Dgc Sb e NO
s2 PhyRolsga- market for refined remained in the
same condition noticed for month past. There was
no to Go 2uss n s nd ws eaIS0as s n
not ns' maeraiy %Gni changcd in Value oaoisd M or
short M en ana at sne 1Ss @
nal at about l6]sc l7c or Western or city. AZ the
ssss ss ON nc sq IS S
% 9sss9 q 8 's Ts IHna e. y a
was unchanged, remaining dull and entirely nominal ut
i A. sNl; %s, beef as e pack
not OF maerialIy % CHANGED ham we nave only sales
balance lot q at O M % bacon 5 and
b4e e s %aas n S aaos s B
city ana &C. 5S.c Tor Western Beef neglected and
aSs q less pan ms So GInS 90
ns S s src s a0 @ hse hams s also GS
quiet pat steady, within the range Of ssi $50 Cat
%ss and very Ii!s dong jeSsas 'S SaoissiSH.
49,: 49, Go DO 'hS%,aSdT SHOULDERS, 0' ' Gr
ss''sa nois sss sS a s
1 a NJ for DSsmS cs dsysy syyert
RICE Was neglected Aside from small trade in job.
bing parcels there no business reported within the
range of 7szc SIC per h. for Carolina 65sc 76c per
Id. for Rangoon and 71sc. per ID. for Patna.
SugAR-The demand for raw was limited to few
buyers One lot OF LISA boxes moasses was disposed OF
private Aside from this transaction no sales
were reported. Refined was in moderate demand at
l5<c per lb. Tor standard "a, and 2l4c per ID tor
lizards Messrs q. Amann 4 Co. sum up the stock.
sales and receipts as follows:- 49,,
Stock (ascertaincd by actual
count, including specula 80. o.. 80
tom, December l. lS72.... O0T 46,225 3699 LILY
Receipts since the lst OF De- 80 -, ,,o.. o.
cember. r..,..........,....... O,5iV lf,sVo isoo 0
Total 26,s54 606O 1882 l,2li
cember r.,..'.....,..,,,.. 49, Abs B367 s2,0O2 1896
Stock this day, December 8 - o -
zsr1D O|SV0 iLs0h iIa
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
COpAUTuERSi4Ips.

nISsOLUTION AND CHANGE OF PARTNERSHIP
IL The partnership heretofore existing between James
CouphIn and Michael Callahan has been this day mutu-
ally Dissolved the said James Coughn retiring; and e
new partnership been created, and shall consist Of
Thomas Coughn and the said Michael Callahan and shall
be known by the old 1rm name OF Couglin Y Callahan:
COUGuLIN CALLAHAN.
UoBogEN Dec, "a. 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
who have arrived at this port since January last
are as fOllOKS:-

The above. of course are rough estimates, which
Will need some slight revision before the report Is
ready. The destinations OF the emgrants were
also roughly estimated bya casual glance at the
The New York herald., 1872-12-27
NEW YORK. DEC..2S, 1872.
~ TO the New York Ilerad;-Thc interest maturing
Petersburg, soutsdc, and Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
roads, payable at New York, will be paid uess the State
virginia taxi the Banking House OF Messrs. Duncan
Sherman Co., New York. Signed
JAMES Il. CUTHBERT, Treasurer.

OFFICE OF THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Company, Is William street. New York, Dec. "a,
1872
The semannual interest maturing January l. 1873, on
the mortgage bonds of the Canada Southern Rail
way Company will be paid and after the I'd prox. at
the Union Trust Company OF New York, 73 Broadway.
NJ COURTRIGHT,
President
The New York herald., 1872-12-27

Commissioner WOOD offered an aGidavit relating
to alleged drunkenness and incOmpetency OF u
male principal OF one OF the schools, no names
being made public. with motion that commit
tee be appointed to investigate the charges and
report. 1t was carried. number Of resolutions
reference manv to routine business. On motion
OF Commissioner Wood a committee Of three was
appointed to see the Board OF Apportionment in
reference to the deduction made from the Educa-
ton Budget for 1873.
On motion OF Mr.. LEWIS 1t was agreed that the
Committee on Bylaws prepare suitable badges for
the members OF the Board, resolution which was
carried unanimously, though with modest hesita-
tiOn and bushes on the part OF most Of the mem
bers
MI. JARVIS moved that the Committee on Teach
ers be increased to five instead OF three and 1t
was carried. In the unfinished business number
OF personal matters, such as leaves OF absence to
teachers and increase OF small salaries were acted
upon and the Board adjourned.