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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

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Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed !

INTERESTING REFORMATION TO CONSUMES OF ALL AINS GOODS
all departments
low
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Wanted Situation.

Il MIL lHMhN RI BY a iuan uartl.I, dis
a. nbled 10y heumallsn, VIII do Huythlna
he ca Good education. Address, =, u -
TINS uih,e' dec2l u
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Wanted do Buy.

NANt ASShlt-FOr legitimate cuisines,
" who can deposit $500, can sucute plnc,,
Address "tInvnsSer," Herald office uctl.ly
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a. CuoI- For cash, II kinds of canned
Y Euuu5 ana u,lcr It"Cy g.,cuilcN, n luls
go sult pu.uuH vrs al NJ 3pIyulIu " Gus a
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

AiAll E-A new HusSi IN heath. valisr,
' hght browu color having hcKel
plated iock appondHg was Stul II { ON my
loom on Tuesday evening, \ reward OF II y,
oOiiarS wlll 90 given ~ the eIivery oi
$ Id Nallsu to the llera Il office q {
Hacker, dccul-St
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AND--96O ncr,s OF Luud, one-thlrd ti.u-
~ Ter, situated IN the NJrts-wCNt conner
ul Fr"rst hc county, Huiplnlns Workman
station on The Huua ON and GeNnS Gtutr Il
ahd ny cdsAdIy bulldln - GA the pl &c, he
above q, scr bed premises win ue sOid cheap.
ADDRESS Il. Il. LungOutham, NOrtho,n Sta-
lipu, Preston county, Texas. npvB-3 II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

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4 to,,Sb VIA bu pIIu, ana satisfactory See
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22

aNU-UiJ alto OH "a IHuu IL exchange
IL l,r sulIJeu AdLr-ss -, ~ hLhnLv Office.
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Wanied-Situations.

ny a. YOUNG MAN-Wants u situation
~ or < cd business qualinc ttio w nn,
AFRAID 10 work AID tlrsl O. ~ reference
siyen Address, "r. A. b." this office,
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Wanted MAZE ilslp.

IL MPlOh MEN1-- o drive II team or an,
~ hoUcS, rmuloy ment, enqu re- Tor :
lla'cher ~ Mr.. NheHts, Elm n. decO2
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~ fix,uruS all IN .JOi Jrler, Tor safe. cost
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HE DIV ELLlNG-No. 2Ui Garter stree t.
i've rooms Hud two halls, 2ns through
Aot, cellar, Ntiheu, servants room, ,uudIy
Tor sttulul, elsie n ana well lot lDONIOO iuCL
one of The haDd5OmesL aud most convenient
residences IN lno city. Apply 10 CHAS.
FIRED. FUCKER, uCtU-tf
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{, MfLOi MEN IA dvat-mule OF hhrr
- eouraIion who write good hHuu.
would like procure employment AS cop g.
Ing cleik. AudIcss ". =, u, Herald thrr.
IppOD II
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Wanted HELM.

MUl hs-To buy few good mules, lam
~ ~ hands high, ana i've to eight ven =
old II, l., purlis. nn,Jso,,
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,JSSOUnI LAND-Flve hundred acres Ol
Va land IN Southeast Missouri, Che APP
Win perfect title, or VIII exchange Tor Dallas
city property. Address, h. Y, this office
NLO PAP YRS At tots office, luqua u
~ tics TO suit, nj 81 II hundred. is 25-tt
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NJ ES "A parrot mules, not less TIM, +,
~ hauhs ami well broke. Apply statint
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4 UM NATION LOCK SAFE-Halls pat
y eat, cheap. Apply 10 G. b., hrIalu
Oqict, may lott
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25

side. He was probably the best lawyer
i ever knew who did not COM
mence the practice of law from necessity,
poverty being as general thing, neces-
sary, as I think, TO professional success.
l can unite with another friend of his
who SAID just before the Senatorial cleo
ton in 1876, mir, Caperton is en- ac-
complished man IN every respect" HIS
disposition wa, genial and his fuLd of in
formation copious, which made him at.
trsctive as social companion.
His last illness was short. No one
thought the symptoms of his case were
alarming. Some ofbss family were with
him, not as watchmen at the bed OF
death, but as nurses around the bed OF
sickness. He was bolstered up in bed
with pillows and said to his children who
we're present, "Hoist the window; hoist
il quickly" and swooned away and died
The winged messenger was sped with
too fatal an aim. Death had struck Its
victim, and ne is no more. "He Is gone
from us and will not come to us, but we
may 90 to him."
The ways of Providence are inscruta,
BILE and past finding out" But this we
know, that at is appointed unto men
once to die He has gone before US. We
must soon follow.
To say that he was an sttectlonste
husband ard kind father would DC
| commonplace and almost mockery IN
terms, for his family not Only reverenced
him, but almost adored him. They have
sustained the ''Irreparable loss" and no
one can realize the deep meaning OF this
expression who has never experienced It,
We need not go into the sanctuary OF the
family to find mourners; they are found
in the streets, in the by-ways and the
hedges, and everywhere where Mr.. Cap
erton was known.
Deeply sympathlziug with lis famil y
and other friends in humble sorrow we
submit to the fat of an all-wlse and IN.
scrutable Providence.
Mr.. President, rs further testimonial
of respect TO the memory Of the deceased,
| move that the Senate do now adjourn.
The motion was agreed to unanimous
", and lat four O'clock and eleven MN
utes p. NJ, J the Senate adjourned.
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FOR RENT

THE STORE ROOM, CORNER MARKET
street and alley u. Also, Store Room
at present occupied by Hess & Tallman,
and three rooms above same well adapted
for public offices: all in block known as
Reck's. Enquire OF MRS. +. BECK,
no2gb Or at the office Of A. Reymann.
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WHEELING, w. VA, Dec Is, lS7

IlIIIIVIN y TIC IT EoV''
At meeting of Dem0cr tic W rk"rS ana
citizens from different wards IT was re
solved: That we make Il public Request on
Mr.. Matthew Altmy, 20 permit his name
TO be brought before '"e Democratic Con.
vention mt the coming charter election
for the oflice of City oigcant.
Signed. DEMO-kAIl' WOhh Els
dpclSh
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N O T I . Il.
CLERKS OFFICE, J
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, Dec. 4, 1876.

BOARD Or NOhMISolONLho,
WHEELING, Dec. 4, 1876 J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
y Petition has been filed in this office
Nov. 9th, by J. W. Wait, w. {. Handlan
and sthers, Of Richie District, praying
that the place OF voting IN SAID nlstrlct ID, De
changed from the office OF John w.
Schultz, Esq, TO Il. d. Asmus'. Final &C
ton will be had Dccembcr 18th. If no OBJ.
jections, the prayer of the petittOnt RS will
be granted. CHARLES II. DEITERS,
deC5ta-T CLERK
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EltN sergeant.

EiitOrS OF The R'gtSItr:
Please announce \. \. Fulton "a cam
didate for the office OF City Sargeat at
the coming municipal election, but SUBJ
iact TO the decision of the Democratic
Convention If one is held, and Obligc
oc2jh MANY VOTERS.
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For cav Clerk,

Editors Of the Register:
Please announce me rs a candidate tor
the Office of City Clerk, at the coming
municipal election, subject to the decision
OF the City Democratic convention, and
oblige W. ID. hNGLlSi.
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MARRIED..

CAMPBELL--REARIC Waynes'
burg, Pa, on Wednesday, December %
49,, by Kew. Thomas Creich, ID. T., Mr.
ALIEN. Il. CAMPBELL, OF Wheeling, 10 MISS
MARY K. kEARICK.
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EduOrS Of the Register

Please announce me as candidate for
the Office of Street Commissioner AT the
coming municipal election, subject to the
decision of the city Democratic Conyen-
ton, and oh ige j. Il. WHY lie.
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WuEELIsG, December y, 1870.

Editors Of the Register:
see by Il card in your paper that the
WOrkingmen and Democrats of the city
desire me to become candidate Tor the
office OF City Sergeant, at the coming
Charter election. / had not intended TO
be a candidate up TO the time the card APP
peared, but since then have reconsidcred
nv determination and will consent to
run. You will, therefore please announce
my name as a candidate for the office OF
City sergeant, subject 10 the action OF the
Democratic party. Thanking my friends
for their efforts in my behalf and pledg-
ing myself II elected To dlSchars" the
duties of the Office faithfully and imparti-
ally, remain, yours, &c:L
dec22 MATTHEW ALIMEl En-
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At the request of many friends hereby
announce myself as candidate for the
office of city Sergeant at the ensuing
hurtsr election, ROBERT COWAN.
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EliiknrN Of The ReniSicr..

Announce me as a candidate for the
Office of Street Commissioner at the COM
ing municipal election, subject to the de
ciSion OF the Democratic City Convention,
and Oblige JOHN McMOkhIS'
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E,fit0rS ofthe RegiSter .

Please announce JOHN W. BORING as
a candidate tor Street Commissioners AT
the ensuing Charter Election. His long
experience in city affairs eminently quail
ines him for the position. -.,,l,
decJ MANY NOIERS'
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Please announce me a. an independent
candidate for the Office of Street CommlS-
sloner at the coming municipal election.
IfIhe Office is conferred on me Will per-
form the duties thereof to the best OF my
ability. Yours truly,
a. +. WILLkE.
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E,Iitors Of The ReQistcr.

announce myself as Il candidate for
the Office OF Street Commissioner, suDJect
TO the decision of the City lem Ocratlc
NOMINATING. convention.
ROBERT CRAWFORD.
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OUR FLOURS.

Embrace the following brands
Perfection, Shearer's Best, Bean Ideal
and CiIy WILLS.
These fiourS are too well known TO need
commentator. We have the exclusive
sale OF them.
We solicit an examination of our stock
be close cash buyers.
octB NELL a. ELLINGHAM.
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Assignee's Notice.

9 Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the firm of Husemen Mendel
has been dissolved, and that the under
signed has been appointed Assignee ofthe
said firm, and is alone authorized TO wind
up its affairs.
All parties having claims against the
said firm are hereby notified TO present TO
him their bills, duly authenticated, without
delay.
All parties owing the said firm are noti-
fled to IN ak" prompt payment TO the As
signee As ali bills unpaid at the expira-
tiOn of ten 90 days from this date will be
sued upon.
The business of the firm Will not be dis
continued at once, bat will be conducted
under the name of the Assignee until the
livery stock is sold.
II. CALDWELL, Assignee.
WHEELING, Dec. ,, 1876. deco
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THE NEEALY REGISTEI

is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
Nest Virginia. II will ne sent 10 any ao-
ress one year for $500. Valuable premi-
ums TO ciuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS
For street Commissioners.

EitOrS Ofthe Register:
Please announce CHARLES PRETTY
MAN as citizens candidate Tor the
Office OF Street Commissioner at the COM
MANY CITIZENS.
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Editors Of the Reyistcr

FUITOTN y IT' IItUtNI'I
Please announce that will be Il candi-
date for the office OF City Sergeant at the
coming municipal election.
FRED HUSEMEN.
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EjitOTS of the ReQi,tcr:

Please announce me as cand date ior
the office OF street Commissioner, sublect
To the decision OF the Democratic noml'
mating Convention.
LAWRENCE CLARKE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY,
WHEEL Nc, W. Va, Dec %, 1876.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF this Company will be hel Il at the once
OF the com pany, on the Second Tuesday in
January Jan 9, 1871 at 3 o'clock P. NJ, for
the election of Nine Directors, and the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the Stockholders.
J.V. L. RODGERS, Sec'y.
6sn5.17-20 ia36-9
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NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
GRoCERs,
1908 MAIN STREET,

fave in store and are constantly recelV-
ting large and complete stock OF GOODS
such as is usually found in hrst-
class house, comprising
oil ~
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REFINED SUGARS.
ROASTED COFFEE.

We are now roasting and packing in
pound papers, a prime COFFEE, which Is
meeting with general favor nom custo-
mers and the trade.
The quality OF our Coffee we guarantee
al all times to be equal If not superior TO
any other in the market.
Ask your Grocer for it. Take no other.
Get a paper and be convinced OF what we
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19

DEEP SEA i ,cHrISG.-ln these la,
of excitement and general interest in
al that pertains TO matters nauticai,
both At home and on our Eastern shores,
anything relative To contest. between
sailing craft is read with avidity Not
only has the Counties of Dutferin been
favored with . train Of true American
"pali.back" fashion. but on our own
coast chip has been knocked from the
tafrail of coasting craft of such d.
mensious a. TO preclude possibility of
very speedy repair. Our readers will
no doubt recoilect-that is. those of
them that take an interest in wha. per
tains to those who 90 down 70 the sea
in ships" -shat few months ago the
master Of the good ship Dashing Wave
threw down the glove before the cut
water Of all coasters in general. and
that OF the bark Forest Queen in par
ticulsr The challenge was promptly
accepted in quiet way by Captain
Burns, and one morning these two deep
seq yachts passed through the Golden
Gate and crossed the bar together. with
a parting injunction from the friends OF
each, May the fastest keel win" 1t
proved 10 he fastened TO the
Forest Queen. and she reported
NJ the Sound few hours
in advance. while the down trip result
ed in . like victory. The hours gained
on tho first trip heightened into DAYS
and weeks on succeeding ones. till Sat
urday morning. the 18th inst. she
passed in from the seventh round trip to
Por, Ludlow and return, gaining q whole
circuit on the Dashing Wave ami day
to spare. Captain Nichols sailed the
Wave for all she was worth. and going
free she can undoubtedly get away with
the Queen; but the race proved in this
case. as usual. that beating to wind
ward is what tells, and on the wind is
the latter's strong suit. and Captain
Burns never loses fathom, while he is
Is proud of her and her qualities as he
is Of the neso mate he shipped few
trips ago. The Dashing Wave is a
New Hampshire built vessel. coming
from good hands and we'll handled. but
is no match for our Pacific coaster,
launched at Por. Ludlow, and built for
A. Phinney by Hiram Doncsster. now
building a large bark At Seabeck, for
Adams. Taylor & Co. and sailed by
the model of masters, Captain +. j.
Burns.-Pae.he LIE.
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County and City Official Press.
Thursday, October 10, 1875.
THE SEATTLE GAS WORKS.

By the courtesy Of Mr.. John Leary,
the Secretary OF the Seattle Gas-light
Company, ws are enabled 10 submit to
day some interesting statistics in regard
TO the progress 81 the important work
of ILLUMINATING our city with home
made ligh,
The articles Of Incorporation were
illed oil the 23th day Of June, 1873.
Contract price $3.50. SIS 700 W
Real estate go. $500 90
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SNOHoMIsu IrEMs.-A young man
by the name of Donelly. at work i'll
Roberts logging camp. was taken to
the hospital. at Seattle, on the Nellie,
Tuesday. suffering from au attack Of
paralysis The pile-driver is now at
work at X. D. Hilton's place. two miles
above town. constructing wharf for
the ranch. As soon as that job is ac-
complished. it will he taken to Lowell
to drive piles for that place Ar
rAngements have been made for an en-
tertsinment to he given in the interest
Of our public school, sometime during
court week. next month. Mr.. W.
Stevens family arrived last Sunday.
per steamer Zephyr. aud will reside
permanently here in town. Messrs.
Eddy & Howard are about TO establish
q new logging camp on Pill Chuck be.
!ow Fred Foss' camp i. /. The wharf at
Lowell. on which the pile driver is now
at work. will be about 100 feet long.
and will add much to the convenicr &c
of the place-Stdr.
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cial condition e the districts. and sub
NIT my report 70 the Honorable Board
OF Com nisslouers zt their Noyemt .r
term
I shall eadsavoE 10 he at s@abcck on
Mouiay. October both; BIsk-Iy. Wei
nesiay. November is:, Orchard school
hosise, Thursday. November q, and -
Msdisoa. Friday. November Sd shall
vi.it the Gamble school on Taes.l~y.
October 3l.t. and hold an eincarit n Il
conference az the public ball there. on
Sunday, November jth, =; 81 T. ~
Educational meetings will u held a.;
esch Of the above district. IN the dates
mentioned
Friends Of education ara earnestly
invited 70 attend ,he~. me~,lug.
Very Respectfully.
J LYNN ALLISON. >upt.
Port Gsunb.e. Oct Il, $50.
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School Matters in Kitsap County
for the Years 1875 and 1879.

Cstlseas 81 Eltsgp-
Immediately after assuming the du-
ties Of sup~rsn.euden. of schools for
the county Of Kit.sp. 81 the beginning
Of the year 1875. made visit 20 each
D.strie. III the county. ard sscertainsd
the sst t.l coGdition Of school Affairs IN
the District. by conference with the
directors, specially. sni by publ C
meetings with the school patron.
al.o attended upon aud briefly examined
the schools in each district. thereby sat
isfyiug myself Of the qualifications If
teachers by their practical systems"
Th. appor 'ionmsnt Of School money
for 1915 was made upon the basis Of
-four mill. on the dollar the assess-
ment made by the Commissioners Of the
County for the support Of Common
schools being subiivided as follows:
Port Gamble Dis. No. 81 $50 ID IL
Por Madison Dis. No 2. 9s4.i5 5-l2
Seabeck Dis,ric. No. g.. GLASS 9-l2
Port Orchard Dis No. {. $780, 7-l2
Port BlAk.ly Dis No. J.. 4s3.2s 9-l2
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THE wtvKlY u<ugIgIGENGE

T1ss ga 81 nopaisr !gurnsi q Western TssA
lngsou xl.A tss~ lAsxs@s esreaia:lsa - aEy Fsf@r
ia tha Terrftary - yubllshsi sssyy Saturday
a. yrusnE Tsraaa Three Dollars pr AL
Buaa. ia sayanre afhsFwi@s. $500.
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THE DAILY IITELLEEN(ER.
ET
DAVID HIGGINS.
Tug DAILY INTELLs.ENCER ..

7"bIf"H~" W. ""T"f"x'
6 srsezi ar4 sslIv@vea = sah@crto&-s s1yShere In
to eitT al "a cs..s p~r gel psTssis u :A>
Carer stAxis eeTs~s 10 craft
Pe- szAaaH4 sfa.oo ia ssfVsrc~.
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School Tax!

The Special School TsIs< Of school District No.
!. II keuton. levied Ia the years 1873 and ls7e,
are due. and II not paid before November 18th
1875, their collection Will BE- enforced In accord
snee With Law and euAts thereof added
BY order Of the Beard Of pirectors
e. ". riBBETTs,
Clegh School District Ne. :,
Ren,on. King Co. W. T.. ocs. Eth. iss6. ii
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Ms. y. 600 - ~ l. car daily ss;harisei
A - L. a. nAIlN lNIEll.lAENlGM

ssth wt.era arrangements nay - tas.s Ter i's
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The New York herald., 1876-10-27
CLOSING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The conference between the principals OF the public
schools in Jersey CITY and the Committee Teachers
OF tho Board OF Education has led 10 no satisfactory
result The appropriation for the schools viii be cx-
hausted tho 10th OF December, and the question
under discussion whether the oachers should give
their services graiuousy TO the city from that date
tii the 1st OF January, when tho fiscal year will
commence, or whether the schools soould be closed
during those twenty days. The teachers nrIny de-
carcd their unwillineness 10 give their SERVICES
gratuousy. II was finally resolved 10 call meeting
OF ali tho teachers who shall appoint committee to
wait the Board next Tuesday evening and Inv down
their utimatum The probability Ia that the schools
will DO closed, and tho city VIII thus have to suicr
from incompetence reckessness aod extravaganza
OF the present Board II 10 niggsrdly
policy on the part Of the city, for the Boarc
OF Finance awarded Appropriation amply
sufficient provided policy OF rctrcnchmcnt were
pursued tho other boards OF tho city government
The Board OF Education however, obstnatey refused
10 reaucc salaries aud the result s that the appropra
tion designed Tor the whole year viii be exhausted
twenty days before the year expres Mr.. Holns, tho
reform member OF the Board VINO brought to lignt
numerous frauds, madc several efforts last year TO
bring down tho expenditures 10 tho level OF tue hard
times, he outvoted In every instance. and the
taxpayers face TO face with tho consequences