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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-16
SISsGatolitta--9O6 etne 0erid,tsz
Gntfd1etotttt9 stt @tniteta Ser 0e=
tttpfrattiG1eil StaQtsreaier1tttn

s harl 4 II l3. NtGr3. -Sle Nrage
i'm 8etrcfi Der Nnipriide Ger 66. 6umpton
uno chamberlain auf bas @ouuerneursamt
mar beIte Der @egeni.anO Der Scrbanolunz
gen in Gem biefgen SreiSgertdte. Ser Dor
lle9enbe Sal tetrnf e1e 9iiI:igteit eine6 !Saits
befsbl8, psId:r pom clnem Ger bonn @ouucr-
neur 9ampton Crnannten BolBeili6ter uu8=
gcIelt marb, unb Oerielbe inpoluirte Die @ous
uernelIr8frage. 9fld)ter 0teeo cntiheo, oaB
Die 4utoritdt Dos BoliSetrt6terS aS zines de
facto- uno de jureS Seamten OeS Stoatc8 re-
iuettirt mereeA miihe. Dieies llrtbell sut=
lteiOst Die gOuuerueIr8 6rage, ioncit Der
&barlefonrr @erldtsfraiS Ill Betra1t tommt.
4nhere Gretsrdtsr Ges Stautes bateu be-
reits Ghnlidle @rtadlten abosncheh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-16
9SaS bic Gn8ldnoer iibcr ttnfer GIef
fDraL= Srjblttt1l Saoctt.

9ie ySaturbap &eulcrp" pom "a. b. W .
entb1It eincn @rtltel lber Die eriten gntitelz
oungeu be8 ameritauliten Gleltoral=Sribuz
uals mo bercu nabrid)ctnliG)e Solgen uno
meint, oas SteInitat Der 0eididlte pcr6e ytcu
S5u0en ein @reuel pno oen @riedlcu eine
S9orbelt Iein," ODER unl oiee biblntle Quss
Ornfsmeiie ms ucrltdubli6e gu iberlet.
sen, Is mcrbe Die 2llEerlfauer dr9ern uno Gie
auslGuoer ulGt bsfrteoi9en. y0r. SaDtS" -
last Die genannte ISeltid)rift - yulag pielleidlt
Elm chen 10 gut(r Wann ieiu, als S6r. Stlosn
aber ba8 @eiibl ter llngeredtigttlt miro wGb-
rsno Ger aan3cn amtsieit zines repubitaui.
| ben BrIiNenten im 9cr5en Der nntCrlc9enen
EartCl feltiieen."
Die U&eUleD" iaat bann, GaB fiin tcnftr=
Der Meuid bariber i'll 3nelfcl batte ielll
t0hneu, rob cS 5uldliig iel, rle @ntideiourg
Der Stimmen;dbluugsbeb5rbcn gu repipiren,
inpem bcibs 0duler Ctnc GommilTon geiGaf=
fen, meld)e Eouit ntdlt5 @rnftateS Su tbun
bGtte." 98eRm oaS Sribunal uaGJ llntsriE-
dung aller &batiohen bic Gntihetoun9 Der
3GhlungSbebOrOen beil6ti9t ODER ptrmOrfGn
battle, oauu niiree es meutglteuS thcllmeiie
Den NbEdteu oes @ongreHes entiproben ia,
ben. auBsroem iet eS aber utflt Der Miibe
iuerth 9epeicn, ELI @eiCb au5unebmen, nm 81
3etgeu, buB adt Republitauer iteben Demo,
fraten iiberlttmmen i0nlten.
Die genunnte j3eitid)rift tr0ifet oann Die
amertfGnar mt brltlipen Br1csosu,f1Qen,
mo la9t, Nas 9Sabl.&onlttc Oes YurlamenteS
babe lahreIang eberiO gcpiienlOS uuO per.
teiiih gebaneelt, oils Die Giaftoral Commit.
foH. SOoann miro o2r S'@ouneuz BroSe6
bcrGuge5o9en, III neld)em bic Law-Lords
gang nab tlrer pOlltiid)cu BartsilieQuug OBJ
nrtheiltsn. Die @ntiteiOun9 i'll BEN o.
Council Safe bate penigtenS paS @ute,
bnB SrlanO BON elnem Sirgerfrie9e, Der ras
mails brOhte, oeritont bllcb. Der belr ffenbe
9htifel dl.ebt Oann: v@s lit uitt uumabc.
ifenlid), oaB Elm GBnliAes prCftiiteS 3leiul.
tot ole Solge oteiCS crtmiiroigenoeu S,cses
git, mclhsu Die 1fepublifaner Dor oieicm Sri
huuols errun1eu habeu."
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lliientidnlnHcttheif.


9ie erhen NnsCidlen Der llueuudJloiiaHeit
trcttu bereits Ill g8aihtngton Su Gage. Aus
fangs Itrsihelte man Dem SiiOen bic 2Sausen,
Deriprc6 bic iofortiae Nnertsnnuu9 Der 0te
aierungen BON 9tldlolls uup 5dmptOn uno
gepaun bic cirhellige llnterfiisung Der lilo.
lihsn @On9rCBmitglteoer; Johann tau6te Der
Sorihllg aui, neae @omproHrtB @ommiIz
5iouen nod Dem Siioen gu idlideu; 5unddlit
befiirnortete man gteuwabl5n uuter oem
S1ube Der Bauonnete unb v9ieturutnJ
Soaros, uao Sulebt ueriAob man Gle AItiou.
Geraoe 10 gtng'5 rltcr AnbreD Sobniou uuo
adt Sabre lang inter Sen. Grdut. llno bud
lie9t bic y0Iuug nnbe. Ntan brautt MIR be
Snterefen Der Bartet uon oeucn OeS &Oltes
unO 2GnoeS iibelbnupt 81 heuEen, un0 Jtube
uno Srieoe tebren auentbalbeu rpieOer. Sen
Siiben MIR unter Der Beb ngung 3u
ybesnaoigeu," buB er iif Sur rlpublifnuiitjen
Yartei bcfehrt, miro nun unG nlmnlamebr
geliugen; pObl aber uermag cS Ole belrlAenOe
Bartel, burd StaatStiugbeit unO 9tafIdi
lenieits 0es YOtOmac ben Hern clner ibrer
9runOIGtcn sngetbauen Bart,t 81 biloen
Dian 1T i'm SI0en lauSe nidjt III Dem WaaBe
lUle friiher, III bic oemofratiid,e Bartei Der
narrt, aber gegcniiber cC- 3panss= BoIrif
pie fie Der RuoiIalamuS Clnslbt. 9eminnt
Die Rs9ieruug 9tidts. YidFOent 5apes tanr
Die 9Giuug herbeiiiihrcu. gHito'S ibm ge9er.
iiber ben ne9atiusn @iuIlIlIeu, ole ibn lalge.
ben, geltngen?
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Selegrapbii6e Sepeide1t.
@rutale @ifenbahnbenmte.

lGeritte Der rAfocilrteu BreiIe' fir ben rDeutiaeu
Gorreipou6enten"l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-16
Scr OeriG)tuuhSetse Ietus1otfer
Gallftttatftt SnS. 6iftnntf.

9tem 0ort, IA. WiGri.- Yoli8ei .Super<
tntenoent 9Soutng erhielt bente cine 9epefe
aus MOntreGl, lpelae auluosutsn iGtlnt, baB
eta Rann, meldeE man iiir ben BON bier Uers
iAwunoeren bunterOtten &aufmann Sas.
Stn9au halt, SelbItmOro bssanaeu bat. Sine
anOere 9epeldle aus ct Solicit, Canada,
maht Ghnltd)e Gn9abeH uno perlangt cine
aaSfiibrltte Stidreibung bes Seriamunoc=
neu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-16
Gin SoISat tn ySetu SrIeattS ton
efftetff &d1tter0 ben erttt DrOet.

gf 10 8 = I c 8, Y. Wfar3. = 9enrD
u. SOgbies, Elm SoIbat Der @Ompagnie y
Oes 2. Snianttritz Sfegiments, wurbe 9eitern
in einem Sta1e, in oeiien 9fdbe eine Mtli.
tdrpade ftatiOnirt 1T, toot geiunben. Sein
SOpf mar u0u elner au9el burd)bObrt. &m.
BOrter, pOn Der @Ompa9nie & reHelben 8e9t=
mentS, murine a.8 Der mutbmuBlife WDrOcr
oerbaftet unO aat Sefebl OeS Generals be
ErObrtano Oem Bol5eI SuperlntenoeHten
Soplau Sur Yerfiiauuq aeIellt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-07-29
9as ,,Sungferm-2 -2sriinnr" Get
Siepring 6ei 2Sien.

Steies pisIeenunnte 4unberbriinnIein
bat feline &eldlihte, ole ntdt obne posti.
iben Gei5. W}an urt6eile:
Sn Der speiien Sdlite oes fiinftsn Sabr-
bunoerts lebte 81 @omd9enus, elmer romis
i6en Golonisitobt uno Station elmer rDs
mli1en Rsiterto9orte am fsuBe bes5sablens
berges, BON Der absr ieither ieoe Spur pers
loren ains, Der beilige Seperin als Drift.
Iihsr Williondr uno Seioenbefehrer.
glls iol9er itiftete er unweit oes aenann.
ten Wobnlibes eine tleine Gapelle fir feline
anbdnSer, ipopon mebrere ii1 baieIbit ME.
oerlisBen, bic ipdter ourdb neue Nnt5mm.
Iinee perItdrtt, cine @smeinoe bilse!en,
aus welder bas 9orf Siepriug, ober wie
es urlprinelid, bieB. Seuering sntitano.
- 9ie ur.SisDrinssr eeh6rten 5nmeiit
benz oeuti9erv Gtamme Der 9ugen uno
Seruler an, lie waren iriebiertige lno ar.
beitIame 2eute uno traten ldon friitSeitis
nit ben Ginpnbnern Der benabbarten
5tabt Tabiana, unisrem beutisen Wien,
In Wertsbr.
Sm ittblstnisn Sasstunbsrs Isbis bas
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Die Grbswurf.
gcu Qrof. DR.. s. 2seefam in 2eipsig.

Sie grbspurit bat benz eruarteten Gr-
folse niht entIpro9en, oa iie nift fir Die
9auer als 4rmseperphesuns peripenoet
neroen fann. Sie Soloaten eiien Iin oas
9rdparat balb supiosr uno es fteqen ii6
mad ieinem 8enuiie bdufis 1ebelbeiinben
nno Observation-Disclosures Elm. Wtan
aiaubte oen 8runo in Der unsenigenoen
&Guderun0 Der SpeflpiirIel III finoen,
nelhe Die Wurlt entbielt. 9ivle 5pedz
piirfel iAmeden tuie Sals uno iino ee.
i6molien 0ber unseidmcl3en sleib unan-
eerehm. Sruppentbeile, fur peIAe oieie
Jabrifate beitimmt Daren, baten ib!ieBlid1,
man mDge nit Der 3uienouna einhalten,
ipeil bic SDlbaten bieielben nicbt ellen mod !.
ten unb lieber ieoer anoeren 8erpfleauna,
eu6 wenn iie niGt 10 nabrboft mar, ben
Boriug gaben.
gu 6isiem in ben Snb. Blttr. ermdbnten
uebelitanoe. Delden 9erfaIier BON 3atlrei=
den Seiten beitdtiat erbielt, fommt nod,
Elm meiterer, baB Der grbswurft perbdltniBs
mdBis piel 3odial3 5ugeiebt lit, 10 bah 5ie
nur bel reihlid,er 0erbiinnun8 nit Waiier
in Der Torm biinner Suppe geniebbar lit,
ipll iie nidht anbere Speiieu, 4. 9. 0emiiie,
Dem man lie sufiist, i'm 8eicbmad ueroers
ben obtr ben 9ladt6eil baben, iiberm1Bi4
gen Surlt berunr3urufen.
Rad ntetiien uHteriuhunaen BON grbs.
iuusft, srsIse ID BON GOIbnisn srbisIi, bi,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-07-29
lit bag giatiae fir einen beutiaen ao

TT bag &iatiae fiir einen beutiden Ro.
manhdnoIer.
Seinri6 Siinber's Bidder Iinb in i6rer
urlhrift unleierIi9. Wtanber bebouptet,
ooaB tie georudt an bemielben 5ebIsr frans
fen.
Sa9eeen Emanuel @eibel. =. vtpie on.
oers tpirtt oies (Sdrift )3eiben auf mid
EN-! ueppiee idnunspoIle 2ettern -- bic
Wonne aller S6riitleber!
: SD id)laee bic 8ldtter raider nm uno
tnoe nod man0es Gbaratteriiiii9es.
Gouaro @riIeba9s 2ettern q. 9. lino elm
ebenIo 9eiu6ter Mrnaismus, luie mir mans
4en in ieinen S4riften finoen. ginise
StIbelDorte BON Sauernfelb, Die in meis
mem Belib lino. 0euten auf cine ipibe iSes
Der. 8uitan SreDtag aber feblt leiber sanS
IN nstner Sammlung ih belize BON ibm
telne anoere - aIs voie Derlorene Sano=
iArift."
:, uno nun ieis ou9 senug nit meiner
Auto8rapbeni4au - SD babe piellei6t
19on au lan9e ben 2eIer nit oieIer literas
rn9en Spielerei beIhditigt, uno tpenn CT
pielet9t Die iibIe glnseu6bnung tbeiIt, ies
benz unbe6a9en in ben b0sartigIten epis
9rommatil6en StOBieufSern 2uft ju nta=
9sn. 10 bat er mir am gnoe lanait i'm
StIusH au9erufen:
SOr' auf, 81 tuii6Ien
Sn papiernen @ruften.
gStr baben tein Snt'reiIe
su beiueu S9riften
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Sie 2onboner Spibbubsrt be-
6ienen lif iebt NIT pieIenl Grfolg oes gbioz
reforms bel ihrsn DiebitdbEen. go lrs<
arnIte fiir3iih In Gingroab cine Trnu eineIt
GERM nobel tie ihm Elm nit Gblorofotm
eei1iudneertes Sud Dor bic ginle belt
BON Dem MuaelbIid an perlor Der eerr bic
Beiinnuna uno ais er lnieber ju flo tam,
mar er total aus9epliinoert.
8 3eitungssB6deun0G Gurinfd.
9as QinaBer Mohenblatt enitdIt f0tr
geilos Spbesanseise Nm 3. &C. itart is.ls
iere quite Wtutter. aus Gid11b eeblirtig,
frih bret gertel auf Elm ubr, iillb 8erooe
fiin5 Wierteliiunben eber als He 8ebpyels
muroe." - Sic ,sf0Ir. g. bradte filr5lid3
benz .publiciitena Die romnniiIds Gniflbs
riiuessei1id)te eiilsr iungt1 Dqnie ollrd)
einen Gunitreiter mad bsr Geber obeE''
riidie, iuie g9ebFS Sabrts3eiie1 btttexlf1ls
babel cine Belle aus ber elIls1t &1lAnlll<
Der 3eitung in bic afoere unb % ioS Qll:ssS
.Die 6pnr Der 6li6tioel1 1QH btx
befiirsmerten Mooptiu.4 4tutttr bl5 nh
perioIgt tuorben BON 1Q Qt tQEt( q jess
bod aan3 uuf. goifee< nm
bat uniss biiism usbslnadbs NJ (I 4
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Sic ,,@eitIide 8ldtter, :"

hos Ssnntass Batt Aes Cincinnati BoIIsbIdtis nS ber
tntsrbolttnesr eswi0mst unb sensn & bG,pts
td6i9 b,r@ bic TrsfH@teit eer BARN pT6fsntIdtsn
ersdbtrnasn aus.
Rtets 81 per Sabs pOstOirs. BAD europa 50 per Sass
yortCirsi.
GnseIne yInmmsrn: Stinf Gents, wOfE Sas gIat ben
{t6btii5en Abcnnsntsn OurS bic 3rdssr ius Soas pss
isfsrt mirb.
0elbsnbunsen FSnnsn per WTlonsp prSesA USer regis
ftsirttn Brief GIf unitr HifitO ssmadbt wsrbsn.
Die Cincinnati yolksblatt COmpagnie,
BOX 14l4,
Cincinnati. Q.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-27
Wednesday, June %, 1877.

The clerk Of the propeller Peer
less, which arrived at Chicago
Wednesday from Lake Superior,
furnishes the following remarkable
incident in the log of the steamer
Arrived at the Sault Canal at noon
Of the 18th. In passing though
the canal the water suddenly ran
ont, leaving the Peerless upon the
bottom for about ten MINUS, when
II as suddenly raised to the usual
level and fioated her off. During
the forenoon of the 18th there was
considerable excitement at Sault
Ste Marie, caused by tidal wave
which swept the water back into
Lake Superior (the water falling
about four feet), leaving vessels in
the canal aground, and affording a
dry pathway across the rapids to
the opposite shore, an opportunity
of which many availed themselves
to walk where man had never
walked before, at least not within
the recollection of the "oldesi
inhabitant." In about two hours
the troubled water of Lake Superior
became still, and flowed back into
the canal and rapids. Very fortu-
nately there was no damage done.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-27

that the Secretary give notice Of said
examination in the ARGUS and Pioneer
newspapers. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Harshaw, supported by
Mr. Wall. that the examination of teach
ers TO be held on the 9TH prox., be- con-
Quoted by +. 5. Dewey, A. r. Mcdonald
ami j. d. Turnbull, who are hereby APP
pointed committee for that purpose,
under the supervision of the Committee
on Schools. Carried.
The Finance Committee reported that
they had the policy of Insurance held In
the Traders Insurance Company trans
, ferred to the Royal Canadian Insurance
Company. On motion the report was
accepted and their action concurred In.
The Superintendent announced that
the regular half years examination OF
our schools would be held next week,
commencing Monday, June 25th.
On motion of Mr.. Harshaw, IL was
ordered that each school be closed as
soon as the examination OF such school
be over.
On motion of Mr.. Morse the Board
adjourned.
A. r. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-27
[orFIcIAL.l
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council Of the city OF
Alpena met in special session In the
Council Room. on Monday evening, June
%. 1877. and was called 10 order at 7:3O
p. VI. by the Mayor
PREsENT.--A. n. Spratt. Mayor; A.
r. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aldermen
Brown, Healy, Rice and Tins.
The Mayor stated that the meeting
was called for to take some action rela-
tive TO the introduction Of water works
The following citizens addressed the
Council: Geo. n. Fletcher, Geo. L.
Maltz, W. II. Potter, James ID. Turn
bull, whereupon Alderman Rice. sup
ported by Alderman Brown, introduced
the following resolution:
Resolred, That it is expedient and
necessary 10 have constructed in this
city, waterworks for the supplying Of
said city and the inhabitants thereof
with water, and,
Rcsolred, That It is inexpedient for the
CITY under the power granted in the
charter to build such water works.
Resolution adopted by the following
vote: Ayes-Brown, Healy, Rice anc
Tins. Nays-None.
On motion of Alderman Rice, the
Council adjourned until Friday, JUNE
10Th, 1877, at 7:30 P. NJ.
A. II. MCDONALD,
Recorder
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-27
War News z!
Special Correspondence from The
Seat Of War.
MIR. CLIPPERS, Correspondent.

London, June Give have only
now detailed information respect
ing the first conflict in the open
field between the Turks and Rus
slams, in Armenia. 1t will be re-
membered that Mukhtar Pasha re-
inforced the troops at Delibaba
some days ago, and ordered Com
mander Mehemet to advance
through the passes from the Arras
Valley and Pasin plain, and meet
the Russians. Mehemet therefore
descended the slope and took up a
position at Zeidikan, or Saidachau,
which is ten or twelve miles south
west of Toprak-kulah, just in front
of the passes above mentioned
His artillery strength is not stated,
hut it was not strong. His infan-
try was not above 5000, and he
had little or no cavalry, and that
was bad. The Russian left, under
Lieutenant Tergukassotf,
had, on the other hand, about ten
thousand infantry and plenty OF
cannon, besides an effectnal caval-
nv force. The Turks brought on
the fight by an advance on the 10th.
The whole day was spent in an ar
tillery duel, but on the 10th the
Russians began the execution OF
what was evidently settled plan.
Six bodies of Russian infantry adj
vanced at six o'clock under cover
of a terrible artillery fire. Not
withstanding the Turks returned a
steady fire the enemy continued to
advance and finally, by detaching
strong body, turned the Turkish
right flank, seized commanding
hill and quickly threw up breast
works and there established four
field guns, which enabled them to
rake almost the entire front OF the
Turkish line. From this move
ment the losses of the latter were
serious. Their men fell rapidly,
their artillery was dislodged and
infantry exposed without support
to a murderous fire. For over
twenty minutes the Ottoman troops
stood before this new attack, and
at this crisis Mehemet fell. To in
crease the difficulties ammunition
fell short. At 10 o'clock the height
which the Turks held at the open
ing Of the battle was no longer
tpnahle, and by midnight the last
Turks was driven off. A cavalry
charge followed, converting defeat
into rout.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

presented as IOllOWS'
Mary Kerr, Alpena.
Ruby Huston,
Jennie Campbell,
Mrs. Sarah Sutton,
Carrie Chamberlain,
Addie Sellick,
Eleanor Dafoe,
Helen 5. Bachman,
Cornelia Wcstbrook, alias
Bella Field, Port Huron.
Hattie Winsow, Kalamazoo.
Applications for the position Of Super
inteudent presented as follows:
Jno. NJ. Caine, Oscoda, Mich.
Oliver &. Owen, East Saginaw.
All the foregoing applications were
laid on the table.
The following bills were presented, al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn for
the payment of the same: -
J. II. Fletcher & Co, sundries, t20s
Jones. Warren a Co.. iron work, t25
Geo. l.. Maltz insurance premium, 6.25
W. johnson, copying papers IN case Of
Foikerts et 81 IS. a. l.. Tower, fO.Oe
j. =. Minor. lumber aud rent OF End ward
school loom, fsl
TREASURER.
Moved by Mr.. Morse, supported by
Mr.. Harshaw, that aDonald Mchae, DE
aud is hereby appointed Treasurer OF
Union School District OF the City OF
Alpena for the ensuing year. Ayes
Harshaw, Morse, McRae, Wall and
Warner. Nays-None. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Wall, supported by
Mr.. Morse, that said Treasurer execute
bond with sufficient sureties 10 this
school district, In the penal sum OF six
teen thousand dollars, conditioned for
the faithful discharge OF his duties, said
bond to be approved by the President.
Carried.
Moved by Mr. Harshaw, supported by
Mr.. Wall, that there be public exam
Inatlon Of all applicants for positions
as teacher In the schools OF this city for
the ensuing school year, held at Cen.
trail building, on Saturday, the 7th day
of July next. commencing at 3 o'clock
A. VI. and that for the purpose OF class
idcstion into grades all teachers wheth.
err holding unexpired certificates or not
present themselves iOr examination, alec
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BOarl Of Education.

The Board of Education Of the city o.
Alpena, met in regular adjourned scs
sion AZ the Secretary's Office, on We'd
nesday evening. June 90, 1871, and was
called to order at eight o'clock by the
President.
PREsENT.-A. n. Spratt, President /;
4. II. Mcdonald. Secretary. and Trus ees
Harshaw, McRae, Morse, Wall and War
ner.
journal Of session held May eth, 1877,
read and approved.
CoMMUNICATIoNs.
From President and Secretary, in
forming the Board that they had pre-
santed the estimate of moneys necessary
20 be raised by tax for school purposes,
10 the Common Council of this city, and
that the Council had approved of the
same, and ordered it spread upon the
tax-rOll. Communication accepted.
Applications for positions as teachers
presented as follows:
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