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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
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Fur tie b4n1EeTChIef,a a. the Ds4aWsre Avenue Drug
1l9rz; AS, Liquid Eenlst Aud f4vJ JrtDR extracts
for .O.iBg. EsseHce Jamsga G4ag :, CitTais OF
Azgnesla, 6e. Gun Camph u - cents pei pond.
W. T. ALhiChs, Dfuss4s;.
3oJ Delaware avenue, ,Jpp5sly lac B-gt.s. U4areA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
wiiliams' Barbers' Bar Soap,

An excellent and economical soap for the use o
Barriers or ICr me toilet or hath room large
stock received and supplied Wholesale and retail DJ
z. BRINGHURsT L CO, Druggists,
corner SIKH and Market Strests
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

II RGIsTERT OFFICE ,s-,
H NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Juns litl- isIs
AtInon application Of Samuel illrp, Executor OF
scatterrood Allen late OF wilmington Hundred, IN
recfed by tie Register that the Executor Aforesaid
give notice Of the granting Of Letters Testsments-
dats of Granting thereof by causing advertisements
10 be posted within ~ days from the date OF sueh s
ters In stx OF the most public places Of the coahy
of New Castle requiring all persons having demAhas
against the Estate 70 present the same, or abde
an Act Of Assembly In such case made and Pfoylaeo
And also cause the same TO be inserted WITHIN
the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL
newspaper published In Wilmington, and 70 DC con-
tinued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and Seal OF once OF
fl al the Register aforesaid At New Castle In New
Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
above written B. GIBBS, Register.
EOTICE-An persons having claims against tne
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested 10 the Executor or before June lIths
is74 or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
Address ie2lsW Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages TO and from all parts Of the city Rail.
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are held to ali
left at tthe Franklin Telegraph ONCE, No.
!, West Third Street; &. Bringhurst 4 Co.,
sixth and Market; Smith d Painter, Seventh
aud Market and b. l. G. Shoemaker, sos Market St,
viii receive prompt attention Principal ONCE, Bag
cage Room, L., ". aud b. Railroad Dop9t.
J. j. AOMUlLEH,
septlR.ly ]. n. SEAL. PropTietdra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

Horse Hair Fiesh Gloves.
Horse Hair Flesh BRUSHES, Carved
Horse Hair Fiesh Brushes, (stfalgaD
Horse HAir Friction Pads,
H,Tae air trap bbers,
Prince OF Wa 'es GlJVos-dfY fire N.
Canhr dKe Pad Of Horse Hair
Pure Old White Castile susp, (aOatiIR1 very con-
vEnien. for bzthers Bath soaps 10 extensive va
rietY.
Also, fine assortment Of Perfume At0miEers,
for ihfO- NJ 6 nge spray Of Coi0gne Waifr. BaF
Rum Or otaef ~ lel Waters upon t1e body after
beihii &, pr dugilg edec. 81 once agreeable cool
ana refreshing.
z BkiN6HURsT 4 CO., Apsshscariss.
COZ. sixth aud AaFkes streets-
wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
someyhlnk Nov.

GSIElStiltflR NC"s
CArsIC sTRR,
goI IsheuuAt,c pains, Neursga, SIN NeCs, Head
aeae, LgmDagU, &C.
Il ". not blister Ike Mustard, and can be ap-
plied Without any lTOub!e- FOT sale Dy
B. G, SHOEMAKER
sos Market street, Insatute eui.dins.
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
Ptstt'a aAstraI Oil.

PTatt's Asit4 On, sod Wholesale 70 gr1cers de2.-
ers aid c9lhIry store keepers, a. waO ese rAtes IN
and 60. caEs " - Tie U2rfeL, ~
e. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for delaware,
Eryut An1 v cot stTeeta, VA, De.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

TAMDEN AND ArIsnrtC RAILROAD
- Commencing June l2, 1873. traias leave Phi4A-
de- phlA, fTUm foot VI ne streel:
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Mail inclnding SU6D D4Ys................. 90 m
Expfess, through in Z. urs. -......... IL w N
EXpress ouiy on Saturdays, through in
Ia nOuFs .-s....+.s.+ss.s- +ssss....s. NV III
ExpIess. through in l.. hours. 80 m
Accommp dAil l'n.................. .s..... 10 IN
Accommodation, SAT UhDAlS, only be-
yond Hsmmonton s'Ops only at Absec0m 9 20 p N
Gcsomm adaiiSn Mondsys only. y......'.... a0am
Accommodation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 N
ExsTess. through in Z hours ............ p m
Express through in = hours. IL 90 m
Mail including suudsys ..,.... 80 L.
LUCAL TRAINS.
From Philadelphia fer MAYS Landing,
SEQ M and is D m
for uslnlunntun, 500. .'.'..s's w IN
For HaddOnneld, III. pm and a. D IN from
Phladellhla. aud II so N from Camden
Woodruff PaTlOr Car attached to each Express
Train.
TICKET oRFICES-No. 7O1 CHESTNUT Street
and foot OF VINE street.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
Residences by the camden and Philadelphia Express
company ami delivered to hOFls aud residences at
Atlantic CITY. u. II, MukDI, Agent
l0tHepC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

go Miles Shorter 10 the White
Mountains.
GE-FAst Express Train leaves New York, from
FortY second ; rect Depot,
cave NEW YORK. s@, N
Leave sPRiNGt IELD, SEQ p NJ
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cas- on all night trains.
Thi. the only line running Rx7ress trains through
from New luiK & Montreal it1 but one change
Passengers can ptOCR'e tickets at all the Prnci-
pal Railroad Ticket oyiiees ais st the New YORK
aud New Haven Railroad Depot, Ard street and 4th
avenue New Y0rs.
Don't forget 70 ask for Tickets via Connecticut
River Raj road. mjHI 3m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
EXTRA NICE
GRASS CLOTH.
AT
z. Z A r K I N 8,
NO. .. EAST SECOND STREET.
u y. JACKSON 81 Co,
625 Market Street.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN AssoRr-
ARNT OF
French CHiRfzes. Percates,
Linens. Lawns, Cambrics. Swiss
and French Muslin, Tarietan,
TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS,
Hamburg EdGlnRs, Han hIefS,
TICS. Ribbons, Laces, gloves,
&C &C.. &C. Hie-tf


R1N = CHESTNUT ST. (GlRARD ROW
i 4 n - iSs n. Eighth streets( 4 Cor OF sth
and Cherry and No. 80 s. Eighth street, & W. cor.
Eighth and Fnbert siH., PHILADELPHIA.
HOOP Skirts Deml-TraIls, Reception Trails,
Psnier Tops, Apron fronts Tape Fronts, Ac, every
size and style the best and cheapest in the market
PANIRR BUsTLES in es kinds and prices Whole
sale and Retail 70 meet the wants Of all, from Rsc.
10 tf.50.
CoRSETS CORsETs CoRsRTs
Corse's at 81, 81. CO. and &C.
Corsets AZ rs 81, 50. 20 and SIC
Corsefs at 81. / 10, 81 1s, g. Is and 81 81.
C0rsets At 81 20, 81 81, 81 IS. 81 30, slbo.
C rsets at 60. 81 rs 81 s., So 81 25
Corsets atx2 So 81 T5 81 IS S. g. 25. % So IS u.s.
90 s., e., g. %. s. 90 IS 50 9s, Sc. ts %, &C., up
10 $1l 70 Misses Curssts, sic. 10 81 So
LADIES' UNRRGARMRNTS, superior style and
nnish and cheapest IN philadelphia Muslin Skirts,
Night Dresses. Drawers, Chemlses, 4c.. from which
we make special discounts 10 prices, In order TO
reduce our present Immense stock. save time and
money by examining our assortment and prices.
specaal attention given 10 nlng orders Tecelysd BY
mail VA. T. HOPKINS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
TC@O THE okLY T21sl
10 ODiREcT EouTE lO -
TO QUEBEC,

Direct Route n MONTREAL, OGDKSsBUEG,
BRATTLk BORO, BELLOWS FALLs, hUf-
LAND WINDSOR WHIT RIVER JUNG
TiOS, Ellis hIHER. and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
WILMINGTON
BASH, BLIND, SHUTTER, DOOR
FRAME AND MouLDIKc
EMPORIUM,

jAkPESr GRs AND BUILDERS LOOK TO
IOUB INTEREST,"
Y6lr attention IL called to my stock Of Doors
sas1, Binds, Shutters, WinduR Frames, D1Oi
fEemes, BracEets, ADidings, &C., &c. Having dtLe6
1p a RarsrocLa aE
No. 42I He4t E1RONT STREET,
Between We and Washington streets1
am prepared 70 I'll al orders FOR Building Ma
teria!s Of sne best quality at the lowest ratea A
STOCK OF ali the usual sizes OF doors, SASH Dlnds
shltterH, frames, brackets and uuldingg, Will b
kept constantly on hand. Having been a manufsc-
gurer Ia this line Of business for numoer Of yeaTH
aud now having factory In the lumber regions !
ieel c1n1dent can give entire Satisfaction 70 all
10th in price and quality.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AND CARE
FULLY ATTENDED TO.
Cal and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 1t viii pay you 10 do 40.
Parties from the country will nave their good.
carefully packed, marked and HhiBped at very short
notice. WM. III PIKKaSSN
lelt-u Agent for Y. Y M NDRMAHDIB,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
SpffizI Natifss.
Bathing.

The necessity OF water for clesnliuess is aeknoE'
iedgea By AL asd the iHxHFy Of esld haih partica.
lariy during the hot weather Is or should be fani
liar 70 every one.
To those Frustrated BY sFduGus lab1rs Of mind o.
body during the the - heat te N, We know Of
nothing more invigorati g and refreshing than M
appcsti1n OF cold water 10 the saFfsce Of the body
cleansing end opening the pores OF the skIn thereby
promotf = the different secre tons and lmpariing
Ten sEed vtFOr n the muscular system. For thosi
app eciatinE conyenisnt and desirable appliances
for the bath We hzTe
Bath Brushes, in variety
Batn Towels tsOftl
Bath Towels, (harsh.1
Bathing SDongeG,
Sponge Pads,
Friction Gloves feT Be h,
Bath Belts or Straps,
CklefgCiO GloTeA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
LEE ON The nCEkN.

yURIHEB NOTES or THE EDucATIosAL ExsrEsIoS-
SKETCHES OF SOME or IHR PARTITION oug caI.-
REsPosDEST EsJJYED THE TRIP.
Prom he Special CorrespoLayu. q the CONNER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19
Papona.
Rade frem tho Whole Wheat Moth
ing being Bolted out.
II A T. o NJ A,

SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
7.h and Market sts.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

DEydUE.-As this very unpleasant dis
ease has appeared, we give our readers tbs
following simple cure, taken from the New
Orleans Times:
The dengue, which now is so often mis-
taken for yellow fever, is weary easily cured J,
and having seen so many different modes
Of treatment recommended. wish also to
state mine, which is certainly very simple
and has in all cases, been followed by speedy
cure. When the fever first appears-nnd
here let me remark that often q persons
bones will ache, and he will become perfect
" Indifferent to all surrounding, and still
there is no perceptible fever; the fever is
all inward give first foot bath of ashes J,
salt and mustard, then a dose of seltzer
aperient giving orange leaf tea all the time,
instead Of water (either cold or warm), as
the patient may desire. AS soon as the
bowels are moved, | administer the juice OF
q good-sized lemon, with the addition Of a
little salt, about the fourth part Of tea
spoonful. A few hours later the lemon
juice and salt ought to be repeated, and
generally the patient can go about his busi-
ness in the course Of day, or atthe farther
est, two.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

Probably The odcs. silver coin in Tho
United tates Is ii the possession Of Mr..
i. s. knight Of Nashau, N. II. II was
found bya missionary ID Asia Minor, ard
was coined during the reign of King Alex
atder tie Great, who died 1928 years before
Christ. 1t contains the likeness Of the
king. with two Greek words agnilyngj
".rhe king, his money!
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

ARSENIC FOR HoGs. For the benefit of
the hog breeders of our country, send the
following heared reliable gentleman
say he had several pigs that lay around the
ward and under the houses until they were
nearly dead with the mango. They were
very annoying and he wanted to get rid of
them but, to use his own words, he "ha.
ted to knock them in the head with light
wood konts, so be procured some arsenic
and gave them about 2 grains apiece
About three hours after that he found them
stretched out in the Sunshine, and be
thought sure they were "gonners," but to
his great surprise the pigs weIer up at grub
time" with appettes as Z" keen as briar.
He gave them another dose, but instead Of
it causing their exit, they commenced
thriving from that day. In a short time
they had shed all the old hair and scales, a
new coat came out, and he said he had new
er had finer or healthier lotof hogs in his
life from that time until they were killed
for bacon. know from my own experience
that a certain quantity Of stryhcuiue will
cure mango in hogs when nothing else will
Al hog that has taken stryclinine or arsenic
should not be killed in two or three months
as it will take that time for the poison tc
gst out OF the blood. II Southern Farmer
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17


Memphis paper has the following con-
cerning an Arkansas woman who "sculps"
IN BITTER "Great numbers Of people visit-
ed the Office of Mr. Littleton, on Madison
street, yesterday, to see the wonderful work
Of the .culptor's art wrought in frozen but
ter. There was never anything like. it.
An Arkansas housewife absolutely takes a
spoon and knife, aud conforms the shape
of butter to that Of ones face and features,
even preserving Che expression, as well as
perfect accuracy Of outline. Powers never
surpassed this artist in butter, though he
used Parian and Pentilican marble, in de-
ining with perfect accuracy the outline Of
human forms aud faces"
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

The following are the reasons why ship
Is called she: They are useless without
employment, they bring news from abroad,
they wear caps and bonnets, they are put i'll
stays, they are often painted, aud mau
never knows the expense till he gets one
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

Yes, take her and welcome, responded
on Illinois farmer when young man asked
Tor his daughter. She's run away with d
school master eloped with a Snowman, shot
. wild cat and whipped her mother, and the
sooner you take her the better.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

Cur Tns OUT--A ten made Of peach
leaves is sure cure Of kidney difficulty.
A plaster made Of fresh slack lime and
fresh taris sure cure for cancer, which
with ali its roots, will come out.
a tea made Of chesnut leaves, drank i'll
the place Of water Will cure the most OBJ
innate case Of dropsy in few days.
A tea made Of ripe or dried whortleber.
ries, is sure and speedy cure for scrofu-
lous Edifficully, however bad Memphis
Register.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

The following question is very practical
one, and anylschool-boy ought to be able
to give the correct answer without any
hesitation 4 lady purchased shawl for
seven dollars, handing the dealer a fny
dollar bill. The dealer sent the bill to
brokers' to be changed, and handed the
lady on the return Of the change forty.threo
dollas. The bill presented by the lady
proved to be a counterfeit, and the loss in
consequence fell upon the dealer How
much did the seller Of the shawl lose.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

A French phJ sician has discovered that
The peculiar ordor Of Russia leather has a
very beneficial elect upon weak lungs, and
he adslaes'cousumptiye patients TO reposd
upon pillows covered with that ifitterial.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

notwithstanding all that has boen said
about it, we wouldn't refuse our ebackpny'
i some Of our subscribers would come for
ward and prolier i just at this particular
time. Marysyile Bulletin.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

Ont in Michigan, recently, girl backed
out Of her marriage engagement when the
minister got to the house. The bridegroom
was not Of the broken-hearted kind Ie
turned to the assembled ladies aud said
If there's mother girl here that will occupy
this vacant position, I'm her'n.' Up jump
cd the sister Of the lady who had declined
to be bride, saying: Count me id. Pro-
coed, old textsinger, with the performances;
amt afeard.' And the ceremony was
performed to the delight Of tie groom and
the company.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17
A slles or Glory.
By A. ]. REQUIEE,

Fold up the gorgeous siIken sun,
By bleeding martyrs blest,
And heap the laurels il has won
Above its place Of rest.
No trumpet'a noteneed harshly blare
No drum funeral roll
Nor trailing sables drapc the bier
That frees dauntless soul.
Ii lived with Lee, and decSed bis brow
From fate's empyreal palm;
II sleeps the sleep Of jackson ndH,
AS spolless and as calm.
II was outnumbered not outdonei
And they shall shuddering tell,
Who struck the blow tits latest gun
Flashed ruin as it fell.
Sleep, shrouded ensign not the breeze
THAT smoie the victor tar
With death, across the heaving seas
Of fiery Trafalgar.
Not Arthur's knights amid the gloom
Their knightly'deeds have starred
Ner Gallic Henrys matchless plume,
Nor peerless-born Bayard
Not all that antique fables feign
And Orient dreams disgorge
Nor yet, the Silver Cross Of Spain,
And Lion Of st. George.
Can bid thee pale Proud emblem, still
Thy crimson glory shines
Beyond the heightened shades that GIL
Their proudest kingly lines.
Sleep ! in thy own historic night,
And be thy blazoned scroll
A warriors banner takes its flight
10 greet the warriors soul
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17


Whether Ames military will continue Is
claim his custody We await patiently 70
hear from Adelbert.
AMEa RrspoNslBLE EoE THE aANKIN COUNTY
FRAUDS TESTIMONY VI rur OFFICIAL
ORGAN.
From the Pilot Or tier End Radically
ArFAIRs N RANKIN II il with extreme
sorrow and regret that We have to record
the fact That tie Sheriff and Probate Judge
Or that county -appointees of Gen. Amcs--
have been acting badly abused the conf
dence reposcd in them, aud BY fraud upon
the county Treasury, swinding and bribery
hayed disgraced themselves and brought re-
proach upon The power which placed them
in the position which they held These two
officers are now in arrest, and their cases
are undergoing legal Investigation From
the facts thus fur developed We do not see
an excuse f1r or an eNtenaating crcum
stance surrounding these mems acts. And
the people of Rankin feel justly outraged at
this bold, bare-iaced attempt to rob the
Mn. 'J Ii, si.. .3 asa..,. q.
VII w IT, aa 'I eo ,,.
po''1'sa' I i'e'o. Co. I : 49, ~ 'oe
- 49,, is,.'' - 49,; 49, ..s..,.. ~ ~
placed to make room tor two who have
turned out 20 badly, tile blow falls with
= 'ao'''s "s's"S'
liow AAss PLAYED us LITTLE GAME y MONROE
COUNTY HE REMOVES GOOD MEN AND
Pr7a 1NooArErENrs AND yAoABoNns
in OFFICE
From the Aberdeen Examiner. 1869.
II III, ,oo3ntr ~ SboriF "a, ! militorv
annointea mn I Rennblicon mi Ia was 4
responsible man, and j gentleman ana
therefore became vastly unpopular with the
Commanding General. and 81 Mr. Oldshue,
WHO cares nothing lor the Office, but only
held Il because the people of the county
desired. was removed by Gen. Ames, and
one q. Il. Hole. Of New Orleans or Prussia
was sent to relieve hlm, ana IN order tnab
No difficulty should be encountered in the
way Of making bond, he removes Mr.
0Connor our competent Probate Judge, a
military appointee, but an old citizen, a
good Probate lawyer, aud generally re-
apected, and puts 10 one John Il. Meek, an
individual who knows cas- much about law
as he does about astronomy.
The military Mayor Of this city, Mr.. T..
u yasser, was appointed BY Gen. Ames,
who doubtless laborcd, at the time Of his
appointment, under the impression that he
VA yorabond; but, having discovered that
he was hieh.toued gentleman, an energetic
honeat officer md man universally re-
snected he has ordered his removal. ap
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17
PREPARATORY AND CLASSICAL
HALE SCHOOL.


LocvGD ii MAaSoliA, MissfssIrrI,
Oh Tie New Orleans, Jackson y Great
Northurn Railroad 9S Miles. from New
Orleans.
A new session Of ten scholastic months,
or forty weeks, will commence September
lst. 1873.
TERMS FOR BOARDING SCHOLARS
Board aud tuition per month, exclusive Of
washing and Lights. We w
Payable in advance BY the quarter session,
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS FOR
EACH SCHOLASTIC MONTH:
Spelling, Readng, Writing, Googra-
phy, Grammar and Arithmetic $3.50. ny 90
intermediate Department."....,.. "a 90
Classical Department. nt.........,.. w %
Paga5le al Mo ead Of each scholastic
moatb.
10 time lost By pupils during tho month
deducted, except ia cases Of providential
binderauce Of one weeks duration.
Latin Greek, Mathematics, Philosophy,
History, Elocution, Composition, and all
fla subordinate English branches taught.
Liberal patronage is solicited. For further
particulars address the undersigned ut Mag
nolia, Miss.
Magnolia, Miss. Aug. 8, 73-ly'
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-10-17

ScAxDAL.-The story is told of a woman
who freely used her tongue to the scandal
Of Others, and made confession to the priest
of what she had done. He gave her ripe
thistle top, and told her to so out in yari-
ous directions and scatter the seeds, one by
one. Wondering at the penance, she
obeyed, and then returned and told her
confessor. To her amazement, he bade her
go back aud gather the. scattered seeds;and
when she objected that it would be inn
possible, he replied that it woald be still
more difficult to gather up and destroy all
evil reports which sheihad circulated. about
others. Any thoughtless. careless child cap
scatter handful of thistle seeds before the
wind in a moment, but the strongest and
wisest men cannot gather them again.
--~-~~~->---..-=S-..----~-
"a lady, weighing three hundred pounds,
has been nominated for school superintend-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Special Meeting Yesterday Afternoon
The Normal School Furniture-The
Nineteenth Ward school Differences
Settled.
A special meeting OF the Board OF Education
was held yesterday afternoon, President Nelson in
the chair. Present Commissioners hoe, Halstead
wetmore, Dowd, Man, Lewis, Farr, vermilye.
Beardslce, Patterson, Jenkins, West, fraud, and
Townsend.
President Nelson said that as the special matter
which was to be considered had not been stated
IN the call, 1t would be necessary to have two
third vote on any matter which might be brought
forward for consideration, before 1t be submitted
for discussion to the members. The reading OF the
minutes was, on motion, dispensed with. A letter
from the Comptroller, requesting weekly state
ments from the several schools to be made to him,
was read, ordered to be placed on the minutes and
referred 10 the Finance Committee.
Mr. tarr, OF the Normal School Committee in
view Of the fact that the lease OF the old Normal
school expires on the LIST Of August offered the fol-
lowing resolution
Whereas the base of the building occupied by the
on The m OF o WA and and Fourth
Board 70 yscate and leave in good condition said prem
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be directed to
saeRbcard &c. 10 to the eew ee
Lexington avenue. "
The resolution was adopted and referred to the
Finance Committee, with instruction to report i'm
medlately.
The Nineteenth Ward Committee have at last
arrived at solution OF the trouble In ward school
No. SO, where Miss Bayard. the vice principal tried
80 awlully hard to get Mrs. Galligan's place m
the Principaship. Mrs. l.. M. Galligan, OF No 81
is to be transferred Principal OF Primary School
No. 80 Miss L. A. Martin, OF No. 80, to go as Prn-
cipal OF No. %; Miss Isabella D. r. r. OBryan is 10
go as Vice Principal to No. SO, and Miss L. A. Scan
Ian, OF No. SO, Is to 90 to No. "a.
A recommendation from the Committee on Fur
niture 10 donate some OF the furniture of the Nor
NAL school to the New York Juvenile Asylum was
laid on the table after little debate.
The Finance Committee reported Its financial
ability to appropriate 5000 Tor removing the Normal
School furniture. .
A resolution to close Primary School No. and
transfer The teachers to School No. was read and
adopted.
Tie Board adjourned to meet AGAIN Oh the FIRST
Wednes day In September.