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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-08
Administrators Notice.

HAVING BEEN QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
| istratOr of the estate Of George W. Ander-
son, deceased of Davidson county, Tenn, no.
tice is hereby given TO all those who are indebt-
ed to said estate to come forward and make pay
ment at once, and all those having claims
against said estate are notified to file the same,
properly authenticated, with F. P. McWhirter,
at Furman g. Co.'s, Public Square, or the same
will be forever barred. SAM'L B. SEAT,
ans 1W Administrator
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-08

TIE newspapers say that gold is worth
l.1s. This really means that the printed
promise of the United States to pay the
bearer one dollar is only worth S4s cents.
Fora government that holds sixty-six mil
lions Of coin in its Treasury this is rather
steep.
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
AND
st. LOUIS RAILWAY

FTSRAINS Run TO AND FROM OHTTRoH
L Street Depot as follows:
LEAVE. Chattanooga Trains. ARRIVE.
1870 An Except Sunday. l:3O Pig.
oVV F'A' Os1y. 100 An,
Memphis and st. Louis Trains.
= e6 - ARRIVE,
~ 49, Oallys $50 An
1:45 P n. Sundays Excepted. 4.45 .
II 4 hours 70 Memphis hours IN a. Tr,5e
Through to Memphis without change.
shortest route to New Orleans. Through
Sleeping Cars from Mckenzie. Time 2Ok houfz.
SheIbyVille Accommodation.
LEAyKs. ARarvuz
$50 Pm. ExceDt Sunday exc a -
IS miles shorter to Memphis than via Decs<pr.
More than leo miles shorter 10 ST. Louig than
via louisville, ard many hours Quicker.
y SLEEPING CABS accompany the 500 p
\. train TO Chattanooga, and I45 T. NJ train TO
Memphis. A. ii. Robinson, Ticket agent, Max
well House, 7. M. Cunningham Church Street
Depot. j. W. THOMAS. GeDJI SIIos.
". L. DANLEY, Gent P. and T. Agent.
JAMS Il
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AaiOa and smetitaa.
TnEsDAr. ArRIL 5, Iszs.

The Philadelphia Age says, in that city
'Ht Is universally recognized fact that
Radicalism is kept in power only by means
OF fraudulent election law And stiIl
the honest Republicans in Philadelphia sup
port the Radicals in this dishonesty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-08

WE are forcedt 10 admit thst ignorance in
tennessee is very denee. Those fellows
who had so much to say about Tennessee
SCATTERING rams" have never heard that
the Radicals Of Pennsylvania had made the
same sort Of things.
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Exhibitors Notice.

TTJHE CHAIRMAN ON CLASSIFICATION
Il and Segment will be at the Nashville In
dustrial Exposition Buildings every day until
further notice, from to P. NJ, for the purpose
of receiving applications and aIloting space to
Exhibitors. II. W. BUTTORFF, :
sp66t Chairman Q. and A. Committee
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TO all whom it may Concern

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT PAID
"A their taxes in to the city of Nashville, will
take notice tn at have reported their cases to
the Circuit Court of Davidson county, and unless
their taxes are paid within two weeks from this
date their lands win be condemned. To save
costs, parties woald 90 well to pay their taxes
within two weeks from this date.
B. w. MCCAIN,
Revenue Collector, City Of Nashville.
March 81 1873. mh22tf
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NEW FIRM.
Pay Your Sprinkling Tax.

~ hose for sprinkling sire IS, yards or gar
dens, are hereby notified that the law forbids
the use of the water until the tax is paid. The
law is imperative and will be enforced in every
instance. 1t is hoped that every one will comply
with the law, and thereby save trouble and costs.
JAMES WYATT,
apo 1w b Superintendent WaterwOrks
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Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully give notice that he has purchased the
Stock of Cigars, Tobacco, ETC., belonging to F.
r. Whitney & Co., No. 10 Public Square, and will
continue the business at the old stand under the
management of j. Langham, where he will be
glad to see the old customers of the house and a
host of new ones. SAM LANGHAM.
1rrT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N>No.O1vOD0NN~DNr0o N<OODNNJOONN(>cD>s<NN
Notice to Shippers.

ID lions West on Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road and for Birmingham and Stations South
on Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad, should
be sent via Decatur.
While the shorter line via Decatur was block
ed, we lin order to aid in preserving the trade of
our city, took much of this freight from Nash
vile to Stevenson (l13 miles, at less rate than
was paid for drayage to depot.
AS the Decatur Line is now open and pre-
pared to do business, we must ask that It be
given them; and notice is hereby given that il
such shipments are sent to our depot, we will
charge our regular rates. Freight for Stations
east of Decatur and North of Birmingham should
be sent 10 Nashville and Chattanooga Depot as
heretofore. CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
ape st Gen'l Freight Agent.
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LABOR BUREAU,
AT THE
Saloon, CoiOnnade Build.
ing, Nashville, Tenn.

GREAT INCONVENIENCE AND LOSS
VI arising all over Middle Tennessee for the
want of proper medium for employers, clerks,
statesmen, mechanics, house servants and out
door laborers, to furnish themselves respectfully
with hands or situations, the undersign has
opened Labor Bureau in order to provide for
the wants of both employers and employees.
Charges moderate, 81 for employers, and so cts.
for those wanting situations, invariably to be
paid in advance. j. B. JEUP.
apl dim &wlm
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RAILROADS.


~ d HH H.sslI5EsEl1l
AzA4ZAkZ-aE9 81 - ~ w w
COMMENCING APRIL 6, 1878, TRAINS
~ WIN leave Nashville, from L. & n. B. r. De-
pos' NORM Cohege street, as follows:
0s0A A NJ, daily, except SUNDAY, for Decatur,
V'HO stopping at all stations.
S.Yl p. M, Daily, for New Orleans. Mobile
OsVO ana montgomery via Decatur. Sleeping
Cars attached run through from NashTille 10
Hew Urlesns ana Mobile via Montgomery, with
between Nashville and Columbia, except Frank
9.f0 P. NJ, Columbia Accommodation. daiIy
OslV except Sunday. Stops at an sta tsiI3
between Nashville and Columbia
Inc 4;S0 a. m. train arrives daily except Mon
cept Sunday. - -
$40 A. NJ, daily, for Louisville. has s,eeD.
OsOv ing Car attached, running through ron
new orleans via Mobile and Montgomery 20
Nashville and Louisville without change.
900 2. d. daily except Sunday, for Lon
$50 A, n. train arrives at NJ & @. .Ipnct,oD
Zone mile north of Decatur 1900 p n and rnSkas
direct connection with n. 4 @. r. H. train FOR
Huntsville and points East -O
o'SO ?. n: train arrives at Decatur at 1905 r,
NJ, connecting with 1910 P. N. train on Nj 4 0
Z. K for Huntsville and points East
Trains going West on NJ. & q. II. r. Iaava n
catur at l2:4S A. N. and 11:45 4. NJ
300 A. NJ. and 200 P. NJ. trains for Louisville
connect with trains with through Sleepino
and Day Cars attached, for st. Louis, CHICAGO.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and inter.
mediate points in the East, North and West.
All trains named above viii arrive at and de-
part from L. g N. Depot, on North College street
but will stop at Junction OF n. & @. and n. n d.
Railroads and at n. q @. Railroad DEPOT to take
ON and let OF passengers.
Tickets viii be sold and baggage eheckad
at N q c. Depot, Church street for All trains or,
l. g N and Great Southern Railroad. e1espt
NO. 8, which leaves College Street Depot at $40
A. n. - -
- Passengers from GaIIatin and points soutb.
arriving at Nashville at Sis N, have until 3:25
NJ in which to attend to business before return
ing.
Trains arrive at Nashville as follows: From
New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery, via De
estur, AS 4 N; from Decatur, I:45 NJ from Co
lumbia, $40 A NJ from Louisville and the East
North and and West, at 4:35 N and 5:I5 PM
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, ana
further Information, apply az General Ticket
once, under Maxwell House, and at L. 4 N .
Depot, North College street. Also at N. e q.
Railroad Depot, Church street, and at N. q o.
and n. & ID. Junction, South Nashville
OCT tt W. II. KING, g. P. s. 7. A.
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stockholders Meeting.

HyHE REGUL AR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Stockholders of the Tennessee Agricultural
and Mechanical Associations will be held at the
office of the Association, corner Cherry and
Deaderick streets, on MONDAY, April IA, to
elect Directors for the ensuing year.
JNO. II. WILLIAMS, General Agent.
Nashville, Tenn, April 3, 1873.
nn2t lnra safsSrs1ns I'd
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Salt.

HAVING SECURED THE AGENCY FOR
the "Mason City, Salt Co., are prepared to sup
ply the trade at low prices.
5000 Barrels expected to-day.
March %, 1873. ORR BROTHERS.
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AGRICULTURE.
MEDICAL.
AVOID QUACKS.

A victim of indiscretion, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, ETC., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered q
simple means of self-cure, which he will send
free to his fellow-suferers. Address j. R.
REEVES, rs Nassau st New York.
mis- eow2w
, 1873-12-10
A School Attncf1cl by q Strange and
Sudden sickness.

From The Scc Iuren Palladium, Dee. s.
Considerable excitement prevails iu Alnriden
ovor the fact that moro than thirty Of Mr.. Grae-
ber's scholnrB wore attackcd with peculiar fits,
While one OF the olasBos was rccitng, Tuooiay
afternoon. Quo boy WAS takon first, fniling
holploHsly to tho floor. While tho lov. Mr.. Grao-
ber was attending to him another foil, and 10 on,
ono nttor another. Some appeared as il wholly
and stupidity drunk, others yoniteh to strain-
ing tlogroe, wlilo others seemed to bo perfectly
helpless. Many were taken with convulHonH,
and the .greatcr number of tho acholars woro
more or leas affected. about 4 dozen girls re-
ported to Mr.. Grnobor tl!nt tlloy wero beginning
TO fool affected, lIo Immediately inquired If any
others fo1t sick, when about thirty complained.
Io Immediately ordered tho scholars into tho
vacant lot closo by tho SCHOOL, which ls hold in
tho basement Of the German Church. In tho open
lot tlcy breathed tic fresh mir and many who up
to this timo wero not affected now commenced to
drop down one by ono. DR.. TAFT was Immediately
called and examined tho victims, but could dis
cover nothing worry serious. The scholars woro
all sent to tlor different homes where still moro
OF the unaffected oneB were attacked with yonit-
ing. DR.. Tait examined the 6clool-roonl, and
thought he detected the enell OF coal gas, not
strong enough. however. to cause such results.
AL tito acholara wero better yesterday, though
many arc still conlnod to bed. Tho school will
bo closed until Saturday for tho purpose Of over
hauling tho ppoB and afrording bottcr facilities
for ventilation. The greatest excitomcnt pro-
vailed among tho parents OF tho childron and
Mr. Qraeber WIS Hooded with an1ioua inquiries
aa to the probable oauso.
, 1873-12-10
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS,

hIiss Julia Nl. Gears, who Bued tho Minnesota
State Normal Board for hor Balary as toRcher OF
tho Maukato establishment, has compromised for
5150.
Tho 0rinnell uowa) Herald says thore is IN
enterprise establisod III their town, In tho shape
of gloye-making, and tho tanning for tho aane.
During the past seaHon quo goat skins layo
boen worked up.
Tile Supreme Court of Kanaaa haa decided
III an original suit of n,a1ldamuH TINT tho iasuo
OF $3.50, 300 Of bonds by Bourbon County, Kansas,
dated July l, 1871 to tho Tobo l. Neosho Rail
rond Company, arc void.
A young lady, aged 10, daughter of DR.. Lam
bort, Of Yorktown, Lauramle Township, III tllls
county, O. fsw days siuco, complained OF a palm in
hor sllo. An examination waB made, mid tho
point OF 1lcodio VIM discovered protrudiuR
tht ousl the nkln. Tho noodle was drawn out,
and ploce Of thread Of about two inches found
attacllod to 1t. How 1t came there, OF how long
IT llad hoen In tho systom, no one can, Of courbo
tell.---LGfnye|se (lnd,) Journal.
Tho case OF Julia e. Jorono against LutAor
neectlor, which has bonn Oh trial III the United
States Circuit Court for tho preceding two or
ti,roe days, was concluded Oh Saturday, tho Jury
returning 4 verdict for tho plaintiff for Sl5,-
4055G. The plaintlH, who In d resident OF New
York city, purchased from Mr. l}oocLer ara,l-
tity of bolit!B sB.od by lows County, WISCONSIN,
In aG Ut u rallroad which hlr. l3eoollor WIS then
engagod ln building. 10 etToct tho Falo OF tue
LIQUIDS, Alr. Booohor guaranteed their payment.
Tie alt WAS upon tho guaranty, tho ooiluty AsY-
1ng failed to make paymeut.714a!roN PQs&. .~
, 1873-12-10
A. Hl0thcr mid Child Starved and
E'rNXens

The Rutland (Yt.) Globe gives tho following
details Of ono Of tho most terriblo CASES OF star
yation We ever remember coming under our ob-
sarvation: On Saturday, Nov. 27, . Airs. 1,ran-
non. with young child, appeared in the village
Of South norliu, N. Y, on tho limo OF tho Har-
1em Extension Railroad. sho wont to several
houses without gaining admission. At one place
she waa giyon food, and soon after left. On
Wednesday, last q gentleman went into tho
South Berlin ooal llilns noar tho yillago, whom
10 was aHtoun1ed ut finding tho woman burrowod
thore. with nothing but an old door to protect
hor from the inclomonoy OF tho weathUr. Bho
was living, but hor little child lay dead at lor
Hlde frozen to doAth.- When founl-iu fooblo
yolce--so kaid hhe lad not caten anythIng in nine
dayn. Whou asked II Hl,o know hor Child WAS
donl, answered, I" Yeh that It was better OF"
She was taken III charge by the Town Poor
@ wo na sGs TOT IT tho r. a.
eican arrived. Tle physician said Alle had not
loen frozen. Ilor limbs were black and hor body
III horrible condition.
Sllo "aa married, but hor hubbard had loft her
aud was living with another woman. sha bad y
p'oesant look, aud 10 Ill sppas1spoes. haa ssa&
better daJM
, 1873-12-10

NEW York.
NEW YoHK, Deo. o.-1I0us-1ecetps, 10000. The
market oielcd with firm tonc aud three Of Ohio
hogs 192 lls average sold aiye ut $5l8 por 100 ls
City dressed were easter, and fell OF about 10 closig
at Gt3711c for extremes. Western dressed auld ut CD
91c, With threB cars Of light at G14o.
BUFFALO.
Guiding reported arrivals, 20b Total for tho week,
$3.50. The mnrkot dragged thIB morning at 10 nd
vance from Inst weeks closing prices. QuItu number
Of Christmas cattle in tho yards averaging 1900 to
201D ill., but buyers Afraid to touch them at the
prlcea demanded. They will t,e shrped East III first
hans. fair proportion Of The arrlvalH arc through
colBgnmenS. About sou disposed Of. Hales liz
cntU go Ohio secrB, 918 10 453 Ita, at $JH7dG9
bS7E 200 Illinois atoers 018 to 45s ibs, ut $387
6.a7E: 900 do, nv 1,la8 to 1988 us, At s., 49, 14U
Michigan steers, Az $50 to 1888 ils, ut 53G0.
slIEsP AID LAMus-liectipts, Including reported ar
rivals, 28u1 total for tho week, 400. Tie market
han not fatriy opened pricea are full ko higher tlluu
Inst week. clNang quiet salea Include Michigan
sleep, 81 to 50 h,s, Ut $4.76a6.00.
lloss-lseeeipts Including reported arriva1s 5.1oo
yesterday morning Ut $A.s0(a4.d0 for light TO heavy
hogs. Toward afternoon, un mere favorable adyices
fr1m the Eaat, rates advanced to $i.7OG94 About
0,oo0 Wero disposed Of. Light hugs ssll 1t $3.50
heavy. II lorc, would command 90 pur owt
EAST Liberty,
EABr LIBERTY Pa, Deo. 0.-UArrLE-Arfiyals, 10
cars hest, $5M@505 medium, $48O(GH.G0; cnt,-
nlon. s3aae450; stocaors, 3a.00G3.60; bulls, $500
Hona-Arriya1s. dd,S cars; best phlade'phia, $3.50
@500; Yorkers. s460ia4 40.
sitEEP-Arryals, a8 ears; bes, 35.00@1.l0; medium,
A.o0@t50; common, $276@4.o0.
, 1873-12-10
THE STORM,

From the Toronto Gfa1e, Dec, 4.
General opinion is TINT such destructive gnlo
has not visited tho country Bince 1911 some say
that since tho storm Of 1886, no such tempest Of
wind has been experienced. Snbjoincd arc ro-
ports from various quarters
A1LsA CRAIG.
A1LsA CRAIG, Dec. d.-At:i o'clock this moru-
ing, North Midtloaex was visited by tho heaviest
storm sincc 18l4, flooding the rivers, sweeping
away mill-dams feucos, troos, stack-corp, and
other farln-proporty.
DELLEy1LnE.
BELLEv1LLE, Dec. ga terrific gallo prevailed
hcre yesterday, doing much damage. The roofs
Of the Anglo-Amorlcan uotel browns foundry,
the corporation storehousea ut the duck, and Of
many other buildings, were partly blown or.
BERLIN.
BERLIN, Dec. G.-About o'clock on Thursday
morning fierce gallo sot in, which lasted about
fifteen hours. making snd havoo here and in tho
vicinity among fences. roofs, signs, and shop
wiudows. III tho country miles Of fences wcro
Awopt away and hundreds of treoa iprooted.
Tho Grand i'iyor las risen to tho hohighcst froshet
water marlS, carrying with it farm-fcucos, whole
trees, and, in one case, tho roof OF barn aud
other dObria.
BRAMProN Dec. 5.-A great amount of dam
Townships. Barns and Sheds ,Yero blown down,
and in Brampton chimneys anl stuoko-stacls
were destroyed, 4 large frame stable belonging
to alr. Walsh was lifted from its foundation and
Ga1tlso aomm sne ~ s.rea1 lot noarly mic 9nd
s.,o1 naal. Easn''1o ~ 'o'a 7oc'ioa AaVo sunoeoa
so'ote'5' o,,,n,,.,,
c,+,n,,.,, Ia, enal.tAa' oaaaaaI
Gowm % ~ aa1n ann ,,'y c'n'ly anu c. new Methoalst
Guisi; a 1, "Gny y soao1eu' ~ oar!ag oroaa. naa
" "a'h H.! uloHn ~ uo"n lno Hfes nus s"olloh
,! aoous lures Ivy, @'tu 6tea1 aulonnt OF logs.
tho flood.
ro>.n,uoao noo o9Sisrouo. sle H.,
GoMEsrodo' ;si noc' a.-aoeay our village was
v'si.ea WIZ W.! se greatest 1fosaot eyer @ Known
laeto ~ .nia a;''.s 5uasp ~ .no Yeaf. me Wasor
eo'a;ul!osu = nsis isaa thay A. iuooooR !ast nlehe,
.att &c sy II 90, - ~ ~ ott4"i' oa''t Mno
PaIt VI alossaa. noMfy e"luaI 20. q race ihe
masor 4,, rotaoa to arand , ns iooh soahS. a.
que laia1 tno atniu tnSos orluga was III great
oaIses; NJ Mas G sSfqu py tue yiiagors turning
, 1873-12-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


L1yEnPooL, Pee; o-ll q; in.IFlous, 2a929s Wheat
13a 3d@13s 6d. Club, l3s 6l@1ss. Corn, 35s 3d@J5s
Cd. Pork, 7aa 3D. Lard, 9Ds I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 90 p. n,,-Lyrd, 40s. neBt un-
changed.
LlyEnrooI, Dec. D-b p. m.-0otton dull aud easier
mlas!pg upland, SA@s't1 Orleans, ss@s1d; sales
port, 1900. YaruH and fabrics at Manchester quiet
and unchanged.
Breadstutis-Quet; receipts Of wheat for the past
three days 62,0uo qrs, Of which $1,000 qra were
American,
rroyislons-Larl, 4os. Cumberland 1uiddles, lis,
Short ribs aDs Bd,
Taliow-34s 9d,
LONDON, Dec. 0-5 p. m.-Ilato Of discount In tho
open market for mullths bills E ~, Or q per cent
below tile bank ratc, CouHols for money, 9l75; on
account, 92I1taooA. United sntes aecurisies-5-20s
Of rs, 93A Ao Of 67, 977s 10-4os, 017s new b.,
ga; New York Central, ~; Eric, 384 Erie pre-
ferrcd, h0A.
FRANHronr, Dec. o.-6-2os Of '62, gGt;.
pAnls, Dec. 9.-Rcncs. 6Sf G5c.
, 1873-12-10

In addition to tho abovo~onumerated aggre-
gate, there layo been alos losses on the bonds Of
the Stockton S Copporopolis, and the South
Georgia l. Florida Railroasd. tho:.c1tont Of which
I am not able to fix for want OF tho proper data.
Even on tue ~ por cont bonds of tho Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad, which wero orig
inally given in exchange for those Of tho North
ern Cross Railroad thoro las boon doprocia-
ton Of nearly DO per cont within few 1nonths,-
tloir lust quotation boing 49,
The only American railroal-bonds quoted at
tho Frankfort Bourao,
WHICH HHoW NO LOSS
on the price at which thoy wors originally intro
duced III the German market are tho u Per cents
OF the Central Pacific, and tho per cetB OF tho
Grand lsapids l. Indiana Railroads (tho latter
guaranteed by tho ronnsylyania Central). Tho
former wero placed at GO, roso RS high as so, and
are now 78; tho latter brought originally 8GN
and arc now 90. II. Y,
, 1873-12-10
BOARD Of EDUCATION.
Condition of tho School Fund.
The Reduction Of tic Appropriation for
Schools Objected 10.

The Board OF Education hold rcgular noct-
ing lust ovoning. President King III the clair
md tho following members prosont Blut1lardt,
Dontold, Calkins, Goggin, lsnnyat, Aambloton,
olingor, nlohberg, Stone, shol1on. Wells. and
Wllco.
Tho roading Of tho minutos was dispensed
with.
THE scnooL-FuND.
Tho condition Of tho School fund WAS reported
AZ follows Cash on hand Nov. !. 1873, $24,-
62l.oa receipts, 9171 1888 total. $1o8, ,2G532
expenditures s181, ,07S.05 cash OH hand Doc. l.
sf6, III tho receipts aro inclutlcd s1i,-
021.93 from A. G. Lano, County superintendent,
hand slt 87t.81 is for Investment, s., ,32502 for
tho payment Of balances Of sundry accounts,
and 81, ,481.2i for tho payment Of attaches.
FREE LODGING.
A1r. TrlcHdoll, Of tho Relief and Aid Society,"
asked for the uso of tho building ut tho corner
OF Clark and IIurrison srcoss, to bo uactl during
tho winter az froo lodgiug-houso. It was re-
forrod TO tho Committee Oh sclool-Fund Prop
erty, with power to act.
A. NEW SCHOOL.
Inspector Rlohbcrg was appointed q Commit
toe on the Western Ayonuo School to secure
tcnchora for lts opening, which will tako place at
al onrly lato.
h1r. Rlohborg stated he understood TINT toacl,-
era at tho Skinner School compelled pupils to
buy certain kind Of pen. Io wanted to know
If tho teachers wore authorized to act as a,,onts
Of pen manufacturers.
II was announced they had no such authority,
and tue Superintendent WAS directed to look af-
tor tito matter.
The Superintendent thought 1t would bo 4
good llling, II the Board sanctioned Or advis-
Cd tho ,lso Of aome pen, 30 ns to havo tho writ
ing uniform.
Ont brands Of pens. tho subject was reforrol to
the Committee on Textbooks to oct with the
Superintendent.
THO President stated TINT tho Committee on
investing lilo School fund. Ind docitcd to p,lr-
chase four city bonds at o. conts, and reported
tic action OF tho Finance Committee Of tho
Council on cutting down tho expersos OF tho
Educational Department, all Of Which fhas been
published.
Several Inspectors found fault with tho action
OF thu Council Committee IN reviewing tho cutiro
Appropriation bill,
Mr. 1lunyan moved TINT tllo Council DO ro-
quested not to indorso the action Of ita Commit
tee striking cut tho appropriation for building =
Iwonty-sixth Htrcot.
MIR. Goggn moved to include the proposed
building Oh Censro avenue aud Twelfth street.
Several orations were delivered, mud then Mr.
uoggln ofEorod, aB substitute for everything
tho following:
Resolred. That tho striking from lilo Appropriation
bin Of tho Common Council Of my item for tue cree
t!on Of Rchool-houHea necs will tho dlaapproyul Of
Mr.. Stone moved to nppont committoo to
expoytuato with tho Aldermen.
Tho Committee OH Buildings and Grounds
Sheldon, calklns, Wicc, mud tho presidcnt,-
, 1873-12-10
statca Themselves, tint default in tho payment
OF intoroHt Inns boon tho

nuLH nAr1tEn THAN THE EXCEPTION
with tho railroad 1nortgngo-loonB plnood ovor
hero. For, but forthis dctauls. there is no ula1-
nor Of doubt that, Of tho many hundreds of
millions tint llayo boon lost In speculative vc1l-
turos during tho ora Of lolut-atock gambling In
augllratcd III Germany upon tho Influx Of tho
Frcncl milliards, and brought to M abrupt close
in May last by tho Vtonna orasl, tnrgo portion
would hayo boou invested III American entor-
prisos, and maybo tho prosont collapAo on tho
othor Hlde theroby prevented. It sootns ccrtain,
indootl, thnt tho Untod blatos will bo tho groat-
est loBsr in tho cnd.
Il, tho following tnllo, tho prices paid for and
tho prosont quotations OF bonds aro givon ac-
corfltng 10 tho Frankfort uBa.,cs Of calculating
tho dollar M equal to two florna mud 4 half,
wllilo lts roal yaluo is only about 2.2C-0 10 that
08 at Frankfort Is about equal to par In gold In
Now YorIt
LIFT OF COMPANIES NOT PAYING INTEREST ON
THEIR BOSpb,