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The New York herald., 1877-10-19
BEE CULTURE.

Tho ssssons OF tho National Convention OF American
Beekeepers were concluded last evening Some very
valuable papers on tho subject OF bee culture have
been read before them, and that was new and
interesting has been disscm mated among those on
gagged In honey production IL decided to hold tho
next session OF the Convention this city the third
Tuesday IN October. lS7a
The New York herald., 1877-10-19
IN SELF-DEFENCE.

Tho jury in tho inquest on the body of George stcch
who was killed by blow of a stone thrown by Conrad
Roberts, In Henry Phols saloon, ut StapIoton Staten
Island, found that the latter had thrown Il IN SELF
dcfenco.
, 1877-04-19

sQpment Of thts interets by Jnhee Beekwtth to The
yoari: T ~ slr.ys h: opu!on that :hoo psr
being obtained. iert tho 1tgsl e1pen'rs.
Acting on .nsucation y " Tr1e'dtll that he
on he es +. ess
furnish explanation. the witness satd that Cornell!
made mistake y hen he tald that u!tncss was
member of the Doard II the tlme OF tho HONOR
Mr. Ka1e. called called the attention Of .he Com.
Sn oen.i i ommione 9s s .' ino~!nK Sa thy.
sbe p.'s. IL hsid that !. t1er received 20 a.
sons ownina PROPERTY, whateysr Increased value
might rc.nt from the location Of tbs paska neat
5adse Wilson had no recollection Of sny los.
iaox III u .ppied fet L Eis ns.sf osnsa AK Az
nsIeRsetheo"d "a. Cong *SsS bs neasS. "a iss5. IT.
ns bsssyg ,Sh q s.l.d il. rns.. ws.
Ths witne.. C consitlered hst tbe deed wa to show
s s.ass Ct ill., ss;n the
belief of sre.5 witness 20 faf examined: ,.,.u.
oosed o. a.sr Il. at.e, IN III eh ''''
III; K;le. protested aganat tho Committee .arn, :.
tng it;sif into lay; school ior the eduest'oo Of
larry rot back with the rrtoH that le could pay for
what edncstIon he needed without troubling the
IN e. s the sae Xiii
senator soathwortt called Judge Wilson's atten-
ton to Judge ieekwtths Testimony - 70 his ssree'
| mcnt With ph'tfps, bat on th'a point no addi.
tlona1 evidence waa Adducel. Tho witness said In
relation 10 the Gibbons tract that hc always be.
Iestd that Cornell and Gags paid SO, 600 for the
I four lots.
Col. Thompson produced copy Of the. osdi-
nancea Of t1yds rsrk. md read thctcfron the Or:
JinAnce rel tatinK to pound fccs. II appeared that
the man who impourted COW took hls fees, the
keeper cot hts, Capt berry got some ahats and In
facL, QuiY the COW seemed to suffer.
REILLY
wAs recs1led and said thht In ono month he turned
over $11: 10. after dednctfnE the Pound Masters
fees. These fees wefe made mp Of II tina on rhch
| animal, md 10 ctnts per day for forage. The
| park fonnd the foraEe. and tho Pound-MaacF
! rot the feee, This fofaxs was hauled from tho
lark barn In park teams. Lahcy had told tho vii.
nc.a That thr park ran the pound, anu thc town
had nothing to do with It.
A subprna was sent ont for Lahcy, snd tho Com.
mtttee then went to dinner
, 1877-04-19

schools where they are mostly instructed in prot
jttets knowledge Of dogma. and show1 ceremonies.
''Ws are tho kinEs Of the hearts": this II the
doctsne Of the ptiesthood. and ITO the tptr!t be-
That both therefore, arr necessarily aniaoonis.
tic every Intelligent reader wflnereetre at the 1rst
glance. for the one cns1area while tho other lib
nnIootens tho wings Of thought and leads onward,
sep By atep, to the pfnsate Of knowledge lad use
The Sacred Congregation speaks nf the endanzes.
tor the reason 'that no religion fs taught there.
in." Why did these holy men work and ftn*e. In
combination With othc!e. 70 ohat tho hfne thtre%
many ps.ssae, which ate no reading nstter 70, tie
children, eould this defect not hare been carly
rcmedIed. We sincerely believe 1t will and ahsll!
Why do they teach biblical h!htofy. caiechsfn and
wor1d,. Deeanse they bellsys and hold The Ide.
that theY are alone With the aa.iatance Of
ths mo 81 ~ nsos so, Fl Ftss
hm ofss and MAKE tss plant 4 'e1, al The
engraved The great deeds of the torture. the dim.
seon. and The stakei lie manly now. and confess
to m outta ed mankind that your sehemce hare
II has a.aiIed she Church Of Home nothing. the
prosecutions Of the men Of free thought md pure
t1cfy: Domlnitus and LoYola.. HrcaoV VII: and
John XIII. have tenomniona1y passed away. and
Wan nroherhnod still I've and insptre their fellow
mtn with 4 halo Of pure piely and goo1 morals.
The Consultation Of the United sta.es 9uarantcta
pinto a1f men fleedom nf Coincidence. lh0aght, and
lelIef proteetion Of lht. and tbs pursuit Of hap;
pinrFf. Tho s!ates gnasantcs 4 common school
education 10 their citizen. fnr knowledge n the
tfce foundation Of morality snd 0ond etazrnsh!p.
fend our rights and public institutions sgalnst any
foe whatsoever, .. +.
, 1877-04-19

Star. Ahnapes, railt,ad ties; rthr Deesie Doalt,
1hnaprs, railroad Ties; tchr EIAstlo Fisher, I,ava
flcs: scow Mnvia'tna, Fsctn1t's Pier, Mood; tsew
1'annet, Holland, lumber; scow soeees'. cartefs
cIkAnAncs.-scbr Regulator, white Lake, 200
ta oaa; tclr Potomac, Jnckeonrort, 20 ba "a feed;
hargo 5. r. tohnsnn, pnffaio. 20 ao2 hn corn;
Tempest. Willie Lake, tundries; prop Messengcf,
benton liArhot, 20 kegs beer. and ann1!!ca; prop
@. r. Heath, aauVatnek, .i79 green hs;ies, and
eundries; prop. Mafne, Osternburg. 10. 18S ha
wheat, and sundrics; prop Maine, Chshoyesn. 70
bfjs hour. bris pork; prop Mane. Dea.er }ia.bor,
10 bn corn, eco bn onts, 40 nria nour, 10 hsEs
rork, and anndriee; prnp htaInc,- Kinc.fon, Ont.
k6 kegs beer, and Bundfics.
, 1877-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS

MfSCELLANEOU8.
Very fogsy outside ali day yertorday..,.T Tho
schr uaidc was seikcd for taxes on Tuesday night,
which weso paid Yesterday ....sesen cargoes wcre
on The lumber mArkct yesterday. George ftotch.
kirs, Of Michigan CITY, Las sold the ting American
Easlo 10 David Dali. II. Dslkec, and r. Dakcc, Of
Chtcago, for 80, O0o.. THO Wel1And Cand Is
open, and tho tIowef.1Ake neet IA coming np....
eaRtnAw Bay 10 reported fn1i Of ice. ...No Ice in
ai.nt Oh 0oielleh.. ..Water IN tho st. Lswreneo
river much lower than usual. Tho schr Dcn.
mark has arrived At Garden lflAnd from Toronto
with timber. the hrst Of the scaton -. TIM echF
Merritt Il reported At Detroit, from 'ori Colborue
....LlItle, has been dnne 1t East saglnaw this
spring. The nan!sett dlapost'on being no hurry,
Ing lce a. far ~ can bc tcen from The lighthouse
tower It poIt lI1fon. .Ths sehf Jenny Mullen got
1sa1etgh and DcntIn's floating elevator went In -,
The schr Scotia 10 banding her eanyat.
, 1877-04-19

Tho lighthouse on Orcst puck Island, Lake
Huron, viii b. pat Ia operation on tha lat of June
The light Ia revoIvtug ono, q fcet sboye the
Hater, and wilt show one rod dash aud two whlts
da.hcs every two minutes,
The hasA. light VI MAnltowoc has been discon.
tnuod: and only fs1 ltxhs Will hereafter bo cx.
hiblted from tho heeeon at the and Of tho north
pler. Tho aash.liRht apparatus has bccn removed
nron the light house supply atme Haxe, whsu shs
mikes her annual appearance ~
, 1877-04-19

Although all efforts to form Tug Association at
Detroit haso thus Tar boen ol avail, mud the tugs
arc going to start cut Independently, atl shsrs sro
aRreat many people WIN believe they will be
forced into association before tho season IL tat
advanced. Two years sgo the situation waa mucn
tho same as Il IL now, Then they all commenced
work, sctusiug 10 co1as to sny ARRANGEMENT amon4
,aensslses: but alter thsy hst run fera mouth q
they concluded TO ayrauVt matters In such way ii
+, work to$ethnr The prospects a'e very IEt.!e II
anything boltef than they were In lh71, mud fuf
shst rea.on many believe that isuo arrangement Is
made by midsummer, somo Of them VIII u 10 thu
NsrnAAls banda by tho ct0tG Of tho ntAson.
, 1877-04-19

Adsspsseh from st. Paul lu yesterdays Taspuxs
nh ehat "tho general falling Of In ths upper
nves tfsds ID ,,lostrated BY the withdrawal Of ihs
diamond 10 line, and tho reduction Of tho Keoknk
aosthtrn 1lne to six boats, intended to make tn
sGeekly tspt to this port" Tbs Chicsgo agent Of
~ 80 plluoml DO" line. 4E. l.. b. Richardson,
tof9a to u that tho report Ia erroneous. .-that tha
sne of steamers haA nut been Withdrawn. bat will
saa In tbs lads this seasvn segulAsly.
, 1877-04-19

Tho stear'.hafscs H. Ballsntina and g. ]. Kef.
spaw, ard tue achr 4. u. Moore, have beeu eoId
y 4es.f4, =. d. Armour and 4. T. Ftxgss.
aa sas SO 0o0 ca4h. Tha boat. &re Of tho largest
eass aaeat aud comparatively new. having been
seat witalA laa LAT teas years vt eost " hs4
, 1877-04-19
FnEIGUTS,

cu'cAoo'-Freixhts were quset md unchanged.
Tho schr DansoFth was takcn for corn to DuAato at
&c; schr sloau, wheat to Kin9ston 1t INC; echs
Montauk. corn 10 Kingston On private terms;
prop Montgomery, corn to sarnts. Capacity IL, 100
bu whcnt and 0, QUO hu corn.
Several catgoes Of luulbor have boon received Il
tbs market, which chartured At ''eotnR rates."
The rpte Ia understood to be, from Muakegon.
81. %; MAnlstce, $1.2A. Small vessels arc wanted
for saes from auskcgou and renlwatrr ut 81. a7H+
Tonosro-schr specdweil. barley for Milwhn.
:. MILWAUKEE. To .OsweRo: AchE Typo, 1R 500
BY Of wheat at TIC: schr il. l.. Collins is. 0OU bn
Mheat at TIC. 70 Kingston: Schr George q.
l!oushton, III, COO dn Of. wheat at 7stc. At tho
elose vessels were held al 10 to Klnxston.
MAhquLFrE-Ftclxht rtcs on ore sru 9l.40D
l.ho 70 cleveland. The amount 10 gO forward
during tbs se0Aon Il about GOU. QUO tons.
, 1877-04-19

The following vessels are lying at Tho pfas, load
ID. and ready 10 leaye ~ SOM AZ 1t IL known thst
ths Straits arc open: 8chrs Hutchinson, Parker.
NORTH Cans, g. @. FinneY. G. J. Wells, vsndct-
hllt, Geo. Sloane, J. Ke!loshouse, pcshti8o, IL.
F. baldwin. Fillmore, Christine Neilaoa, Aetna,
Geo. Murray. Farama, stsam.barxo ohio and con.
soft4 johnson and G. n. Ryan, barges u: ",
Alana nnl shaWnto. There sro also about tsu
m9ro vessels loading At The different elevators, and
Will probably tow Gown to.tlay,
, 1877-04-19
THE CALIFORNIA CONTEST,

sAx FRANc,sco. April 1a.-Thc sunreH,c Court
today Issued = peremptorY viii Of mandate N the
Secretary ot state TO Issue to paehcco, the Rcpub
ean candIdata for Congress in the Fourth Dlrtriet
hin certificate. The attorneys for WlSgsntnn
tDemocrht, have moved for an inquiry fnto Tho
question Of fact ~ to the contested count. Tbs
motion h&s not Jet been heard.
, 1877-04-19

The stesmer Evening Star will leave Detroit 10.
morrow for Port Hope, and b. followed early next
week by the Milton D. Ward, when they hope 10
make daily trips. Thp steamer Jay Cooke IL now
making &fl-wsek]y trips to tho Islands and San.
dusky. Tho steamer Dore will leaye psy City foe
Alpcna t0'daf. Tbs steamer 8teinho6, which was
aht ia tho Ice At 1t, CLAIR Flats On Saturday, has
On her way to Chatham,
, 1877-04-19

41s'es*7". y IT A49k0e N11Vxe
cal! bss baen issued tor messing Of yeesel-
owners st Detroit and vicinity, to 10 hela in tho
o1ieo Of 8. u. Gtunmoud 1t II 4. IN. on Mepdsy,
April 81 for tae purpose Of devta'ng sous means
70 prevent continuance Of carrying freight 1t the
rutaoas sstea now prevailing. 1sts thought that
tho recent decls!ou Of railway companies to rsl4o
oa tAs ratea II freight together w.{h The hol4lng
lows. will eauso aIt pessoua to see the adrtsahlitY
Of Joining hAnla In IN effort to sedsom themaelyes
, 1877-04-19

Help for The weak. nervous, Rnd debflitated: :
chronic and painful diseases cured without ned-
cine Electric Ilelta and other appliances gil abont
them, and how 10 d!atfnRnish the Fenn!ne from The
spus1uua. Book With ful particulars. mailed free.
Address Puverma acher Galvanlc Company. 292 Vine
Etfert. Cincinnati. q.
, 1877-04-19

pa1k fonnd ths forsce, and tic Founsi- Masicr
rot the fees. This fofags was hauled from tho
s ss s, bae boae bad I'D 9 Ia s' on r
had nothing to do with It.
A subptrna was sent ont for Lahoy, snd tho Com
ATTEnNonN aERSION.
Ae16isNO Oor M oEo0AoN'
wheh h:a ben ana' ,, &C.
coming the p"sch"aaf. IT d,d no. appear that
Transaction. except tho fact tina. this predatory
ssss q: @
was asked by Mr. co,ehour aeout loan made by
MN IN lsts on me eoleneus-oun's.! .He.. ING
witness said that the loan waa bona hde ono, and
mean. pertinent 70 ths inquiry, aud ii would bo
s,ao oo oi xh,sh wss on
S%s9 . s o s sep,9 q
'''h land: WILSON f NIXON
*ss:; H. p$s.: ); s sss.s e .:s:i
II, s. .5s
Colehonf. and in no way came within the scope ct
| the legislative resolution, II was dropped.
po,u 1.osaE ,sq ~ v vi9fasr nlSrogg y; A,a.
eTanined a. to tho dlsposltlon Of tie ponnd ices
Cart. perry had mover paid him any fees: it was
s Tas,s Psns:; il. s:.ss to collect the oe' levied by
Mr. 4. i. wsldron vss recalled, and sessiaed
~ s nrsS n Of Hyde Park paid for th' erection
had been employed s ~ rhA pslk policeman, and had
I'd q 1H ars IT. sssa ' IT, sa s. isi
thnt his runth,T rrceln;s rsnecd frons fiH To s5n
whst hs thought was : compensation for
Out Of hs bed in order to incarrciate
refractory COW or frnifcsoms billy .goat liz had
.o1 sot Fl. h y #, SS
re.t. Took out what he thought right and gave
/ nnntin, :
poud ae aay pa pss possn
4 .s,,e s .f s $sss IS s ef; xii, I'D ss: IT,
witness. lid lot ths book cont1inipg ihe Items
received from Kelly: ,.....-..,-,s.,--
81 37U Cd In onc lick Thls Kelly alleged 10 be In
hsndxrittng. Hc d,t not be'loyo till
| sht.. ,rr.15
tue whole thtnE pnt tofctncr world
ra ,t of ~ nonna a. ona t,ms bn nelss ihs
Comm1salansI nor ihelF attorneys ever lhouisea ID
saGn tp;h., that .ha ,ood o,.., n th.
lntsfcetatsd COWS eonAlstea OF Rlass o0 rhoft tof
use a. nay, tsahspMe4, a!ao: th1t LaAeI nsves
wns gully otthc ihdscfetoa e q a1ikihg eaa eews
w Ae uathy nHaSu tuat Eoaeay MSZ " ~ ~.te
relieved tne milky mother. o. tne hetd o. tnei,
lactcnl bnraen' EinaIly senator NoecAn Ffotssted
thai !oe tatNg aaa eone !nt snou9nr nat eout'
anlbodY expect 70 rso7s py tn5 talk about eews,
and ahcep. and ehort grasa! Gntess y coaia 20
shown that the Eemm,sntpneTs md "otvvJ y ont
o. LaheyS fecelpte u WA 1stsfse 70 k1epn up. GO
| tne{ At0pPsu. an4 LaAcI !etEea,. AcHJ euIiu4
after him e. inc selaph Anole4 ml2nk naSa 9ookea
apon the 1elleh tneiaer. -
| Nh. FAuL CORNELL
then resumed tho stsnd, aud was questioned ~ Mt
Ttuesdc lls tFai learnt Of th0 beckwith. Fhlllipa
contract IN tho latter part Of 1870 OF enFy ~ lB7l
Judge Beckwith came nsfotc the Hoard With de-
tae4 . statement - % ~ nt9osaatsons WIN
made contract q sho fats OF 3Soo per acre. Wit
, 1877-04-19
II PVsthtatUF'
A GRADUATE or f1x PrBLIo 6cuooIs.

TO srAoxa Il Hadt foaes7n- Grssfiso: Our attsn-
tlou has been called OF tsla 10 A1drssa ssued BY
! body ot sasa calling ,hem.else. ''Tbs saetea
Congregation for tho Propagation Of THO FAITH.
which IL nu.hinR more uf less than tho !l!cF1tcht
Vt Rome. The lsouish Church, styling ltseif
'tCxthelie, :" ID always ready aud rather 100 WILL
Ing Ia throw the kauAtsttHf deaAnrt into every
nal!on'y face thst has been liberal enough to allow
her foUthola in liz domain. Tho sassafs " Rome
ard si~ays 1sxdy 10 undermine ths !ast!tnt'on1 Of
such 2otespmrnts which ksru them saeitsf aud an
asylum, Of FrAn1ed and Ruafsnteed them ~ legsl
tixhta and privileges LhelE eltxtns eIuaQY sh1oy.
Not satisfied with har puttlon. ahs koMish Church
seeks to grasp tbs scna VI sefnMeat and 10 sub.
vert this b]pssL aa4 free Land Into pslest.Ttda acn
p1o,ines oi ths uoiJ So. and install kets reign
to-dsr su.elptlss. tr.de. esnnefse. snl
ssesJ estsly ,of puotta lie, shess
t4sy would transplant aud encourage Tomorrow
t4!etes.ncss, thriftle4snesa, Aud t.nofxnee auaax
the tna4ses Ut The common pevpla: Why DO they
Sin thelE Ahnft4 II our fEco schual sfsixMt Why
lv they per*t.. In dGRou0cinx ths sAtnet Why do
they declare In speech and print that our public
schools sto daugefous 10 The youth Of their aoek
Because they muAt acknowledge tho supsFlo lority Of
cur schools In eumpartson With thrtr uwp. They
ME fully susse vi the fact that W ali tass e1hoE.
latuus and threats u hob aIsolullu1s Ut psu4nte,
iathass sud III. ihrfs Vii ssnl taels childfsn ~ :
schooi hetu ths tuituu sud training sfs such ~ "
ht tAsm for LIE, and would nos ss1d them 10
, 1877-04-19
lnts owners OF not esa than se5o, ooo They repre-.
btned carrying capacity OF 15o. 000 bu Of wheat.

LACrf1NE CANAL.
MoxrnxAr4 April 10. --Wates mt to be let into
Lachlua Canal before the 4th OF May.
, 1877-04-19
pOnT HURON.

Bpecf1i Dtspatch 10 7At 11tHnt,
Porr 1lvReN, Mich., April lA.-frup ee. ia.
scpb tho 6sst boat from Detroit arrived hers THU
evening" reporting no leo vstbfe In Lake 81. ClAif.
II tho present rain continues, the lea will disappear
In Lake lIuton tnetdd ri three days.
Special Correspondence n TAs Tribune.
Pon7 1IunoN, Mich, Aprt, 17.-In marine mat.
ters st thta port va have bat ttIe 10 hoast Of Ia
the shape Of repairs. tho anm total consistina Of
spring work, painting, and hitting ont The steaui-
barge BAY CITY has gone into tho dty.dock. The
steam .bargo r. H. nlfckhcal cams ont Of dock
short time sinco with now wheel and considerable
eaulktns. The schr chins II receiving nen
ouEh overhaulina. TIE tow-bargc Fanny Neil Ia
being Supplied With now foremsst,
Fsa.na fSa i'0 at ''nf f.ss1. sanaaS Tsd s,s sfa,
Id S s' uc supsnse x y ve..es set ses
craft arc lifting ont ready Tor tho season OF na1E9h-
lion, among Which arc the steam.baraes Henry
9.ss sssssn ss ILL., P.t Mos
See.,si %.~aao.b. otonsbce. idaSo E. y. RtS5ss,
Gardiner, Emna L, coyno.
Tho tuss laid up st tIIs peiHt arc ~ follows:
es asss' F. H;Sfsna, %sta, R, snd Esss se Mo Ms
Ssf:!' Ssf5s et'ss:; tSs *. '.ss + Kas K%iG$: e.
Ale1ander,r II. " JOHNSON, Home. Iosss
G.gs, Y: H. ut,snn uiit,snna' ...I t9Hlse. f,l, ..
enriew. Alpena, 2. r. Jnda, AtbenIan. 2. Y.
% ton, II. N. % Todman. % @ ssfah % jones' wawanoskf,.
llcafbcr He'll, Idaho; barges Nnrchard, susan
Was1. Norway, Rio 1rande, prntFiB Bsate. 8team.
ets at Sarnia- -afanituba, Ontario, Quebec, ]. G.
Clark. II!swatha, Trndo.
in Il, probability. 1t will BE- = week Or ten days
yet bofore navigation Is fully opened, snd an en-
tied down to the mouth Of the river md extends ~
far a. the eye can reach.. Considerable quanttles
pcnrnnce, looks a. though It would stand cunsld.
erable Hnrm weather before It disappears.
, 1877-04-19


BELlhv1LLE.-The seht Highland lBehuty. tho
hrst weasel Of tho season, reached hero on Satu1-
day etenIug, the Ice being out Of Big bay. Tho
scow saucy Tom arrived yesterday. and navigation
is now fully open. Tbs stmr Utica will commence
her trips from Trenton Tomorrow.
GnKK1 DAr.-Ths ice In the bayis breaking
up rapidly. At this end tia u,ostly honey-combed.
aud will not restet the wind o. weather. small
steamer left hers this morning for lied River. Ad-
vices from northern ports Indicate that thn bny
will aoon bc free, and the opening - confidently
TnE FLATs OrkN. Tho ferry Excelsior, the tugs
Jerome and GcorEd Drock#hy, and tho stn,r City
Of New baltimore nave ali arrived down from 1t.
Ctair River ports They report that tnere Ia about
four ilaa or Ice 1t the flats. and that they erpc-
ricncc,t considerable dificnlty In getting through.
Still, tho ice Is running Into the lake, and stcan
crafts wilt donbtlrEs now be able 10 make their
way through with no serious detention. When tho
ferry ExcelAtat paeaed tho atd Yesterday hoaidea
the tugs jcronio and BFockwaJ. thu steam. barge
Towers with vessel In low. and the stmr J. VI.
PtelnhoG were ali IN the Ice working their NAY
through. They will doubtless arrivs down to-day.
SAn1NAw.-Tho leo In Saginaw D4y started north
yesterday morning, hut returned ut night
DEvuaiT. tlicll., April INA diauatch fton
Mackpaw City says thai tho channel between that
place and CbcboyEan II upen to within abuut trio
miles Of Mack1naW City; also that tho leo two or
thrcc mllca above McGa1pnA Point appears to ba
broken up. 4 report from Point u. lynace says 4
6oat to working tts way through tho tfa near Wan.
gnshance Light.
, 1877-04-19

CulcAao. April 1s-In THE TR'nuxE Of April
0, 1877, appeared, under the abore caption, N
address clipped from the st. Loun Globe Demo
eral This 1ftfcls ast many minds thinking among
your numesous subscFibefs, but nous Of theu' haa
yet sentured 10 say = word about III Would you
therefore b kind enough TO give this communities
tlau kpAce In the columns Of TUE TN1RrNE, II
yoa think psupes and spprovs oft. To judge from
certain editorials Jpu arc yourself tfn friend ol
our nube schools. and would o. ihe last usp will.
Ing 10 zee this balwaFk ot American ttbssty fall un
dor tls blaws Of aet Ut nlen tNhQ asr mostly. mol
even citizcns Of thts country, on account Of thcts
missionary dulles and allegiance 10 foreign tmaE'
mary pesentatot.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-28

The Republicans, pursuant to a call,
met last night at Hopkins Hall for the
purpose of ratifying the platform adopt
ed by the State Republican Convention
aud TO indorse the work OF the County
Convention.
The following are the officers elected
President-Ln narles Bell.
Vice Presidents-Wm Moore, Jesse
Collins, VIM. Il. Parham, VIM. Handy,
Sr., F. Lewis, Sr., DR.. j. Carey, George
Peterson, 3. Forston, Daniel Keith, K
V. Troy, John Haskins, John luminous,
Thomas Gtllls, VIM. Sanders, Joseph
Early, A. Armstrong, Hensly Lewis,
George Harrison, Nj. b. Hunt, W. Pay.
ton, DR.. Il. ii. Tate, E. y. Watson, John
Robinson, Hardy Franklin, DR.. y. F
buckner, Rev. Joseph Shaw, Moses
eAipley, Thomas Gales.
secretaries-Lewis Kelley, L. Wilson,
W. Handy, Samuel j. Lewis, u. Easton,
VIM. II. Taylor, George O'Harra, Rev,
Thomas IL. Jackson.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Bell
Ferd. Vogeler and RtV. MIR. Williams.
The Committee on Resolutions re
ported as follows:
"Resolved, That we, the colored citi
zens of Hamilton County, in mass meet
ing assembled, hereby renew our faitt
in the great party of progress and re
form.
"Resolved, That we fully indorse the
platform adopted by the OHIO State r.
publican Convention at Cleveland, aut
particularly the plank relating to thu
administration OF National affairs a.
conducted by President Hayes.
"Resolved, That in the nomination o
CIV. Williams, our candidate for Repre-
sentative in the Legislature, the ooloret
voters OF this county are highly compli
mented, and take it as an evidence o
party regard Tor ability, integrity ant
capacity wherever 1t may be found.
"Resolved, That we pledge Mir. Will
iams and the party our most active an
| earnest efforts 10 secure the election O
the whole ticket by all honorable ant
fair means in our power"
The resolutions having been adopted
the meeting adjourned.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Appointment of First German As
sistantS,

Appointment of First German As
sistants.
An adjourned meeting was held last
night.
Miss stickney OF Cleveland was ap-
pointed teacher in Hughes High School
at a salary of$1 900.
The resignation OF Miss Mary Millard,
teacher in the Tenth District, was ac-
cepted and the usual certificate allowed.
The Trustees OF the Nineteenth Dis
trict asked for the appointment OF Jos.
FL. Hoffman as Principal. The Twenty
second District asked for Francis Z.
Wilson. The Ninth District asked Tor
Mrs. See.
The appointments were made.
The Committee on German Depart.
ment recommended the reappointment
of all tue FIRST German Assistants as
necessary, and accompaDiedthei report
| with the observation that ANY attempt
| 10 lessen the number OF German assls
tants would weaken the efficiency oil the
| Schools.
| The appointment Of the Twelfth Dis.
| triet was referred to the local tru, tees
All the other appointments were made
| samuel Il. Harvey was elected PrIncl
| pal oI the Fourth District. The election
Ior First german Assistant Tor tht
| Tweuty-siXth District was referred to
special cVmMittee.
| The report ot the Committee on Draw
ing, which dispenses with speoia
teachers except the uperintendent u
| Drawing, was laid on the table,