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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-12-08

A BROKEN FAMILY CIEcLE.-Wm.
Folk, whose wife was burned 80 bad
ly that she died two weeks ago, has
been making an effort to distribute
his children among their friends and
relatives. The two eldest was taken
by Mr.. Jesse J. Arnold, where they
would have had good home, but he
was unable to keep them on account
of the children being dissatisfied.
Mr.. James Cronly, ST., took another,
and had to return it on account OF
its continued crying. They are at
present living with Mrs. Folks two
sisters at keystone mines, one each:
her sister at Eckhart, enc; John Car
ter, ST., one; Willis McMullen, one,
and John Robertson, Of Frostburg,
one. Thus the little home circle is
broken up.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-12-08

CORPORATE ELECTION FOR CoUN-
cILMAN-E2ecfjon Of Owes -Eyuns,
Ls2.-At the corporate election for
Councilman, held on Thursday, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Wan. Y, McCuIloh,
Esq, 50 votes were poIled, of which
Owen Evans received So; Frederick
johnson 5, and scattering Very
little interest was felt which accounts
for the exceedingly small vote cast.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-12-08
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-12-08

CHRISTMAS GOODS The stores are
already sowing varied styles Of
Christmas Gods at their windows,
etc, Mr. Geoge II. Wittig goes fur
Their and displays his inducements
elsewhere IN the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-12-08

COUNTY CoMMIss loNEEs-FlrSt
Meettng.-The new board Of county
commissioners met III Cumberland
Friday of last week and elected VIM.
Y. McCulloh, Esq, of this plac e,
President of the Board.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-12-08

ELECTION OF OrFICERs.-At a re-
cent election Of officers Of the Orion
Literary Society, the following ladies
and gentlemen were chosen:
P'esident-Howard Hitchins.
Vice Iresldent-Helen Berkebile.
Secretary-Duncan Z. Shatfer.
7reasuyer.-Dr. G. II. Brace.
Librayian-W S. Ravenscraft.
BUSINESS CHANGES William II
Payne has purchased the mercantile
establishment Of Vim. R. Percy & Co.,
and will continue the business as
heretofore.
Hiram Mason has disposed of his
entire stock Of goods to II. 8. SlalIer.
The latter has removed them to his
store in Paul's Opera House building.
, 1877-06-21
TIE CI'rY-IIALL.

Tho license receipts wetu about 5000 yesterday.
Tie Treasurer paid ous g, 900 Ia Iuscrcat upon
esty.celtldcates.
Six new cafes of. and two deaths from, scarlet
fever weEs reported at the Health Olee ycalcs3ay
Tle Trcasurcrs receipts yesterday were S435 FROM
tho City Collector, 81. 272 from tho Water Depart
mcnt, anu $a.o froul the Comptroller.
The Special Committee on Gas Il called 10 meet
at tho Citr Clerks 0nicu saluriayiat ::30 o'clock,
to consider AID. Whlta'4 resolution in regard 10
lighting the streets with oil or gaao1lua. tbs Com.
nItteo un Markets. anil thu Committee on htEects
and Alleys Of tho South Dission arc also called 10
meet saturday. tho formes At o'clock and tho lat
ter at.p. III.
Several sewer et:bn!flers arc grtattJ tnecnscd and
r1i0cd because iiolastock, the iuwcIt bidder Tar
tho wurk Of sewerIng North ,1ialstcA street, has
been allowed TO withdraw biz bid after tho bids
tad been opcned, They claim that now, sInco tho
different bid. have been nado public, lhoss lnill-
ers WHO li4 not put In bids vii! have some Hnids in
making Blu foi the work.. which has been e.
Advertised. ilo11st0ek forfcfta Ills bond OF $1OO
which " was Obliged 10 hlo With hls IBID 10 guar
Antca that, In eass tbs contract was awarded Ia
him, hs would accept Il. Thu requiring OF bond
of. say, 81, 700 to lasuEc Tho ncecptanre Of tho
contract would ln tha future do aWay with uoubls
from straW bldduf1.
, 1877-06-21

Clara 2: Edwards: etsay. 'ca1tare ~. wealth"
Miss Ella McCnllouRh: essay, "Thc study Of His
castnsntsl ToHFrs;.,* SsFei; e.s.y.
*0cniua and 1tcroisn,." biits Emily i. Fnlet;
oration, ,''Tho world Moxss," =. e. Maynard;
essay; wth vatedletotE Ts Mots ,,G Element In
THE FOLLOWING phGREKs
wcto conferred: laureate OF Arts, Mltscs Ed
watls Ann McCullough; bachelor OF Science.
M., Miss !'otass !. Humphrey: Bachelot Of Arts.
EH,,st: Tho honorary degree OF Doctor of Dlvini.
Theological School, Canton, o.
Precedent to the cxercthch 1t L. o.tlaY
THE JUNIOR EXHIBITION
was held Monday evening. The tter. Mics Kolloek,
q Wavetty., 1a., delivered yesterday afternoon
tho annual address before tho ZetccaIsn society.
mud last evening rrof btarston. Of tho University
Of Assoourf, addressed the Erosophtana.
An meeting Of tho association Ct graduates,
lion. T. ". sicNce1y, yice. presidenta. Mia
MntJ 7: Cfaycamb, Miss J. N. Prime, Mr. W.
Atbsteht; Secretary, T. O. Homes; Historian, Miss
Ada bingham: Tha exereites throughout Tho week
hnyn been Of unusual Interest. attracting large
audiences
, 1877-06-21
NOT RESIGNED.

TIE INDICTED ON THE WAR-fATn.
The county contractors md Commissioners who
wcro Indicted tho other day are talking about car-
sytag tho war into Africa, and making things live.
~ for The pcrsous WHO prosecuted them. It ts
hard TO tell how jar they ato In earnest In what
they say. Ono would sometimes conclude, from
tho carncstncsa with which they speak, that they
were a'Hccte; and at another ttu,o would como to
tho eonelnslon t,at they were simply wh!ss!ine to
oeef oeep as tass4 aesnous oue q ase tso
by ?ha members It The recent special ufand Jury,
lhey fall shori of tho real valne of tho personal
property Of the jurors then to 90 before tlo pres-
rnt Ufnnl 1nry anil undcavue 10 have these Gentle
men Indicted fos making falso returns Of their
property, There nru some casj whore thcso
atter q uaa no ass w1oss 1T Sa
is very often tho case that an Assessor tolls man
to pat down bis propcry at half Of is real value
bo pretty apt 10 doublo It. A. for tho oat'l which
Is iakcn 70 these persona. l.proPctty lists, It -
10 oah q 4 f1nNx nsNsn S, d aeas
Names, doieriptIonst and everything eisc.
ca.ry et te. pant and wato to eoloes ntoima
tlon which an effort tught be made to seeuro IN
indictment, il h doubtful whether It wonii avail
noEs NOT INTEND 70 LISTEN TO ANT con-
FtAlNTs
whatevsr. It will giro Its cnttro attention 10 tho
iSs Sss ,xssi Msa as .s ss's vp'sss sSsst q r,n1
q day. =. by the tIme thoy arc
through With, the Grand jury will bo dlpchaEgad.
Thetc nnA boen OF late years altogether too tnlch
of this o,sincs. g. Of Carrying complaints bcsoro
the purpoto Of collecting debts, of blaekcning
character. Of serving tho purpose OF private 10.
vrRgc. 1t has been found thnt complaint which
would bc dsmlascA sumnary II hrought to trial
before Jnsttcc OF the Fcaco would bN sufficient
ncforo Grand Jury to seente ~ Indictment. and
sna sxrensa Of . tasl ID ID tIo 'Ataisa csia,.
NAL Court; at the eama timo that tho
Grand Jury wnA occupied with busneus which
should not have cono before It. an tho legitimate
business of tho CURT was otslfnctcd by thcso
t1a.nped;up eassEss.. The present stata's.Attor-
tlnie ago hy limiting to two days Tho time during
whcl, complaints should bl presented, dccmtng il
best, except in cnacs of c1tEoiae urgency, that a
person who considered himself uGgntycl should
whom prcltmlaary examination could 10 .nado.
THIS has stndui to cut on quantity ot malicious
persccutiuns. and tho general determination that
The present Grand Jury shall hear no complaints
Will bo TN cHtctnal bnrElcr IN tho Way Of tho County
tting's attempting 10 como back on tho peuplc who
WeF3 compelled to inlet them.
ThcEo arc vaff1ua other persons whom tho IndIct.
cd oHcs talk Of Enlns for tn tho same nannrE.
Some Ut tho witnesses against them aee Il Ia aller.
ed, 10 be brought mp with shprt turn. But they
Will find tho snu.a ailicn1sy n tho way nF following
them that TINT they VIII tn thcF effort TO reach thu
JuEy room. There viii be special urand Jury
next month. however, aHA peflIapa Tho cem1nls-
sonttd Will have an opportunity 10 80 before H.
not, however, ~ aecu4efs, but Al accused.
, 1877-06-21
CRIMINAL.

Mt. Demuth, tho cigar Jotbcr, who vas arrested
Tuesday for forgery and obtaining money unicr
fatso prccnacs, has, II Ia alleged, left for parts
unknown for when wanted yesterday he could not
be found -
Mrs. O'Rciaty, Mary o'Dricn, 1.izsio stan!cy,
and John Leonard were before Justico Footo res.
turday m changes Of rcnuo from Summcrhcld,
charged with being inmates Of disofdcFly honso.
They gnvo ball In bonds Of 500 cuch. anL will bc
tried juno Is.
Detectives R!oxdan and Msfoney yestcn,ny
brought In James lAt1l. atlss Pike, a. three. card
unsiar an irMfctmcnt for svfndlIng sncEor ont ot
800 at Cotanbns junction, ID. An o1}ces with
tho necessary rsQuisaaon Is on Tho ruad here.
Detectives Hysu, N,osdao, and Sta.oney last
II j.mes os S aa "
ton streets, run by one Mai. ltutss, and, ~ Dc.
fo H. sayi BY M % e. s S
Inn. t6Ia place was ono Of number written up In
TUE T!usuNu some weeks ago. u has been under
toseast s viii s1 lnste. s Fho va sayopt va:
scarcely worth sclznrs.
The way Of Tho transgressor against tho revenue
. fa sss s Daniel L. aSG; oo
wSoesao r,eisxe ~ M %sa st:set eales ilesscs
plain why ho lid Wholesale business without av.
Ing taken out Wholesale dealers llcenso. ltclA
in*i goo ball until to-day. Thy :evenne osiet4's
state that they have bad great drnl OF tronblo
always been suspicious Of Him.
Jast!ce sumn,esaeld yesterday hcta the follow.
Ss so o o'fffs'tG & &c Gsa Gsi
Js,ry Gs,9 T. ;sse Sa snas saoo as
ot cle.n3, s:io0 ditto; joseph Meyers larceny ii
clothing AID jeweiry from Mary Stawieko, siGo 10
Carey In $500 bond. to thn cs,mtnai Court @ ta TOT
the burglary Of $500 fson, tho jcwclEy shop nt
, 1877-06-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

". o. Lattimorc will lead q Gospel Temperance
meeting Tonight at The stmpson II. +. Church,
Jamcs s. Harvey will conduct tho noon.day u,eet.
gto.day noon At the Y. Ii. c. 4. rooms,
Tho annual meeting OF tho Northwestern Travel
Ing 1ton'a Association wilt DO held Saturday. at the
pulmes lIouse, at !: o'clock noon. There will bu
an election Of officers for tho enanin: ycuF. aud
1sws o8oFea.
4 society auxiliary to the Illinois Industrial
School for Girls will be orEan!zcd this afternoon at
atrucL This society will embrace the HrBt scconu,
anA shlrd Congregational Dt.ttlcts ant MI Within
thesa limits nlla Interested In the 1btect of tho
meeting arc tnYttcd 10 ba psesent.
The second Nuttcrny Nall Will ho given at Nc.
ftcker's Theatre Al half-p1at 2 th!s afternoon.
Muts,cr. ARE requested 10 hare thcsr chdssn there
rsopsy hs 'e9is It, ats :Gd II . H.
paft of tho house nIofd d Gnc opportunity u wlt.
te4l Tie performance, aud are sold II halt ps!ce.
, 1877-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,
Srertoi E{xpaIeA 10 5H8 Tribune.


BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, juno 20.-The commence.
ment Of the Law School Of thn Illinois Wesleyan
University touk place this morning In Amio Chapel.
Nine graduated -WInslow E.ans. George L. lioff.
rndn, 2. T. flnndtcy. Frank Jack,nnn, Edward ".
Sutherland, j. P0ttcrson Smith, George Smelling,
John Moore, and Fsauk Young; osattons were
Jsmea x. iid:alI, Attorney General Of Illinois, on
s.s u s Il ~seh hs e No.
The Alumni Il sha iiifnois Wesleyan unlverst.y
poem BY l.. 1. Conitss. They viii banquet to.
mgstow, s1;. attc! eomnenccment. .
Tonight In Normal Hall
. The State Hoard oi Education met at tho Normal
vs s. Moaon Il s'1 o sspas1
Natural Science. was accepted WITH rogret ana res.
tao Tssalty. ife seos % seespt tho Fsssdsney Il Il
tho colorsdo unEressity, 1t Bonlder, Col. iIe was
oa ses1 q by ss H.
annual report Of prcsdsnt ucwest shows greater
attendance than avec before.
MICHIGAN uNtvCnsTTx.
SIeeidt DispatcA 10 The 7risNnA
sat : sesns q so us1es.;5 % aealns. Roso sna
the Circuit Court ior Wsshteuaw County. openeo,
and ~ inte.loeutorJ aecrce o. 81, 6n. SO was
DIV liz conrsa Of nTocsdnre ras aorsca nnan
wcrcbT Rota Ia Ia frntsh uIthtn sori1 cfSht hnmrs
sworn statement Of what aecounts ana u,nneTs
layn como to Ills hands a. assistant In fhe inhnrn
tory and IT. c1Afmod by iiosn 10 have becn paid by
him to tho defendant fjourlas which Hpso furtbcr
claims Douglas bas not accounted lor 10 tho
University. within fofty.cight boura from Tint
tItne Douatas ia 10 Gio i sworn statament Of hi
monoJs received by him, as bo elalHs from Hose
that Hose has not accouptcd for, Win these III
bases tho case will proceed to trial on The 6lh Of
juiY. Judge ChrtstlAncy and William l.. Webhee
appear fos plaintiff; Ashley Fond AMI a. j. Saw.
, 1877-06-21
TEMPERANCE WORK Ar ROCKFORD,

n. ~ ~ ''4 1'' ~ ~ 1e"s'
urday, Juno 10, yons correspondent from this
rtaco grossly msroproaens tie action and sutrt of
r....on. ~ 49, I..is os~'s y. .uo "oupn ,,s
tempe.aaco unlon' ! nm eonhaons 1has you VIII
10 glad To correct tho mistake Of your Rockford
rrnrcxcntino for,. In ,e,ty,or. .na ,o,n.,a.s,
.spsos'A'"e a,s '"s'' Al 's's'oas .na o''opcsanee
lie informed your readers that "word was left
ono day last week With al the ministers Of tho city
that Mrs \ M r Henry tI,o chyrf ~ shn Dn.r.
- -. " " s.t e SA'ei y. t"o asosA'
1o14 heloLmei'! aesitca 70 aee thcnl AZ the I. M.
~ a. :,it f1os ,Hn q .t sat e en charges
tnsm 20 esea vaeata ~ pntp!t loT Aifs. Henry
afgty wy elRaia SUNDAY anting tao yeal,
ihls pats atls nent! ~ sesy ah!aay .itNc asel.
tuee. lenfesent!nR aet hs shah.testlng splrtt OF
, 1877-06-21
SUNDAY-EALOONS.
Ths Sidats- zt'tun7 Of yesterday 4as tho follow
Ing advice II thc saloon.kecpcss:

tbs Sidats- zt'tun7 Of yesterday 4a4 tho follow
Ing advice to thc SALOON. kccpcss:
When tho liberal ipdeA element united. IN the Sal
Of lh7A u uf4Gr " defend pcss1Aai 1ActY 2ht
a. tho baitpk'bVx their right to spea 5uulAy In lltr
ouu xsT, 1t tDUk pssa With Tho understanding that Il
tllt CAUSE VI sunday xteluu succckA|ut, tho -,
loon keepers sbuu Ill poasb!e In Vflcs to "trip ths
woli shoek ihs feelings u oihelt, and thus deprive
1h.' saterssalax isaa H. essfc.s.oa ID tas asdi:
nance adopted ~ tic E!ty CounCll iani
which Il yts ta toErt>. w. which t6s du1f1 of III
salV0os aro 70 be Kept cIO4rd on SAudAy. and
the xindoss ~ shA1ed with bnds il.t 30
ons fFom tho strert lut9 tlt bar Nobody
rl aaasrt that III. dnaaca Z strictly nb.es.td. %
ahH contrary II has u lc been generally lruken. In
view u tho Ax!lation which ths rlelies of sunday
fFstd1m aro now As4ln stlFrtnx IA IL u question
Mhethst tl!a soui mol DO better 10 so
n.nts rsthe! tlan expo.G theMsent. ~ The dangrr
sh1xI ,aslsM.'I ~ s5att w9Yd bs ss,f aPRe fot
HStt Sallsa 'oss!nSa.y ths natter hs b
w9ua y called Y tta H. more earnestly s!asa ths
discovered that the saloons Cannot be closed r1aeF the
pFesent ordnance.
SONG .aeoo ksepes. Wy, ~ tha. ths eo.iag of ths
,ueI xoald Y e1euaea Eut n alnsai!y ss9 ss.iiy
xlEdoss curtains CAL he Psqtided Which VIII lst n
, 1877-06-21
TitlNTf1TW0 DNAbUATk3s
EuscfGl n{tfdtc6 10 IA& IfitAnk.

Gusc|Rt l4ffG{CH 10 4H& 4SVo4Nts
MADISON, Wis, June 20. The Commencement
exercises Of the State Unlyrssty werc never bettcs
than to-day. Largo nusnboss OF feiende of tho
students from diaercnt parts OF tho State arrived
yesterday and last night and were present. At an
carly hour this morning lAe Assembly Chamber
commenced filling up, md when tho timo <a,ls
for tho Commencement Of exercises scarcely half
OF tho people wha desired could gain admis4ion 10
The chamber. The graduating class numbered t,lr-
ty-twn-lwcaty+fpuF boys and eight girls. Of
these thcro wcEo hrc In arts, two IN letters, ntns.
teen In science. Gyo In civil engineering, and ono
III mining and mctaitargY. OF the law class ten
received dpsoh,as. Charles L. Dudley, OF Madi.
son, received tho aFat pFlzn aud tho Lenis testi.
monia aud Carrie u, Carpenter that Ut tho ladies.
All the speakers acau'tscd themselves In highly
ered!tablo manner,
TILE ALuMA1 ASSOCIATION
held meeting in tho Assembly Chamber !nmcdf.
ately after tho cloae Of tho Commencement e1er-
ciacs for the election Of tho following officers for
tho ensuing year: President, James l.. High;
Vico.lrcsdcnt. l., g. Rltchtc; Secretary and Treas.
uscr, Charles n. Gregory; Orator, the Hun. John
u. rasktason; poctess, Airs. L. ". Colby. Tho Mon.
steio of e ss :oe. sne
ycraliy who fell IN the late Wa!, and at cost not
exceeding y. 400. Tho monument will probably
hp erected Oh the University EtpHQd6.
CO-EDucATloN.
"A Et.ttlng compl!ttco Of one fsuu, each congses.
sionaf Dtatre. md lrcc from tho State ut l1rgr,
appointed IL bs present a tho examination OF tha
different eIaAacs of tho l1nlscr4ily, haye reported
agulukt the c0.educati0n Vt thu sexes.
WHAT THE RAIN DID,
a reception was to have taken lIacu ut the new
Sclcncu Hall tonight, bnt, OWN: to q 1erce rain.
storm, It wns abandoned. The storm was ona or
t4c heasscat that crcE sls'tcd our city. last.
iAg 70! nearly IN hour. Tho ruin. fell
thunder md lightning and .sry heavy Wost wll,l.
Tue rowin: regatta a Dey!rs Lake, which was 70
have tnkru place o.l1Y. Np% ppattlunet until to
morrow anI next dsy, on account Of tho rain and
n hr NV wind -
, 1877-06-21

thoneh he was hath h refuse her =. mode.t ,dsst
ot weak tea, and, necessarily, ons Of tho most
,seroa; s1sf. 81 The II; i.,n,san y nmhS,
III dnty W and ths requirements of spaes bsde h.n,
bfssqs.: ssy ss ne 81 III s
the 6. +. den. md anally came to Be given up
for gone. reporter met her on ta street ycster-
ioi,nei in thoee dave when shs hovercd about tho
office. wne told another tale Of woman's devotion,
sore. sos sess ao 90 e r
riei well.to.do Old fellow. soma ycars .her
senior. who VA. engaged IN = profitable ,naaufac.
in .neichbortnR State. Three darling children
were horn 10 them, b1t asen before ths advent oi
esascd 10 love her ceased to care fot fes, and had
practically deserted her. lie, With his str!ct onei
ncss l1ras. Locked yi!h open contempt on vhat 90
SamSue; ~ aid tic, unwilling to renais mere
looket.on while thousanas werc pesfshing thronsh,
sa not p"hanon s sr Df SaSSy " They harmoatzc As
beautifully 10 iii and water. Finally, last fall,
she 9, eama down 70 Chicago aHd M snEaEea fetvidly
'Ne1' ' '' GETTING 4 n1roncE
beio,e shs let. her sil'aEe l,ome. md the "old
iron, S one Who iii not loSe hsr. Il 10 happened
'ea' ee III ron e tic S al aoxei
Tho w6tc. vested scrvanta Of rho Alcohol Ficud 10
rnt an enemy In his mouth to steal away. his
bsalns. To be hrfef atout u. shc went TO work to
credit !. hi, that 10 ha. not ,cyea oneo
To be brief aenip. they fell IN loyc, AZ.
% motssf. nd although nstthss os sssn. hsd stcs..
so 81 ny Il sers Sst W. ss's so
semeis,es i,ss s:oo. 900 il =; net sssr,s a soa
separation. What wcse tbs probabilities abont
altInonyi she femsmbcred,,, II. anfortasstely fot
him opened negotiations with the possctaor Of tho
3.00 Zoo md her children, making It ono Of tho
conditions that she was 10 hare the custody Of At
least nne Of het Offspring. The man Of law saw
held out hopes of her securing al ieast s5o, ooo
alin,ony and the custody Of ono Of her children.
and r,attcrs seemed To- tako on promising shape.
Tho rest IA room told. Hho got her divorce
81 IN ths world @ Is psr eent on So ooo 500 ID
cash 10 pay her expenses during her stay hero and
thpse incurred tn getting the divorce. with no
prospect Of ever getting at tho principal. and.
hes children. 1Isr iawyer wns ono of her huseands
old chunis, and had st,ply played into his hands.
She was very .aHch down-hcartcd yesterday.
While she might hayH been 7nlstakcn. said she, In
somo Of ler notions, yet ahe had been true wife
her rights. TO bo prevented from having any Of hat
children, ,-oh, It was too bad. She will 20 out to
Denver, wheru ahe has relatives, and the NobAbil-
y 70 TINT tho Joun; man who owes his reformation
MI tie plsco In hcr heart onco occupied By tho
wealthy manufacturer In tho pretty littlo *illago
np the way. And yet some unfceliug people will
b inclined to ray she wond have hctn great deal
village aklng care Of cr home and Acr children,
and letting thS aged splntters about her carry on
the crusade ngatnst King ltunl.
, 1877-06-21
THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
AfAA ROM WHNTHotsr5ff

Tho County Iloard o! Education held an ai.
1ourncd meeting yesterday afternoon III liz rootus.
No. l73 Randolph street, for stc putpoAo Of elect
ing teachers J. J. Catsstn occupied his place at
tho 'lcad ot the table. Bcs!des him there wcre
present supt. rlant. Holden, Clark. 0'conuell.
Gardner, Mud Lew!s.
The election Of teachers was then gone into.
Mr. Clark nominated Pros. Wentworth for rtiu.
eipnt nf tho Norma! School.
Thu vote stood ~ follows.
Nss.1ica;;kta, r!sn., trconns,l asrdnsr-+
M5. Clark asked that they adjourn until Satur.
day next, % that sir. ttafnls might DO present. ~
they could not arrive at any fair ucctslon.
~ hstS ro' oq :as L."
they would stand II any uie else wcfo cllnson.
Another vote was takcn With tl.e same resnlt.
lit. Flant called tor lGe yoas and nays
The soie stood a. before, 10 agatnst adlourn'
cat,k!a nominated Prof La.inose a. Principal
Ar. ltodrn nominated Prof.. Wentworth.
TIE voto resulted ~ futoWs:
das 'S'Sfoa ana
lrof. Latimosa waa declared tae Principal. elect.
THIS enied no Rtcat axht Of ihs famous rolttco.
TO tu.i tbs entire sctuoi siuard Of Cock Canniy,
sls. Holden paid tribute to Prof.. LaEt9,otc. ~
u. chosen % d! ths rc.pansibis po.ltoa 70 lily
alied hy Prot; Wentworth aimee ths Normal School
was organized.
superintendent Plant lndorsed Pref Lartmoso ~
cuiHpGtegt and Abae educator.
While Plant was epcaktnK Harms came In, last
In Lima to be too late, lilo locked sal, aud seemed
to hnte felt that something wnA wrUnYt tvcr tb.
fote he crossed tho threshold Of tue uGctinx. room.
Mr. Plant thought ttat they should b careful In
selecting thefr knbofdtnatu teachers. and should
choose soEnr Of thasc who wcsc formerly engaged IN
ths Ehlcago Normal school,
MI Gardner thought that they should confer
with Pfot. LartMo1c befolu they elected teachers.
AE Lew'e favored the suggcatton Of Sir, tiAsd-
nes, Ho tllitulcd tho idea Of Wentworth not
having taadu It = roo4 school, but Cvmpltueptsd
Prof. larisnoro Tor his ability, ctc
Mt Holden Presented a petition for 4 deaf sud
dumb Echoo! IN Cook County. referred to lht
CUtumtttts On Judiciary.
Tie Hoard were invited 10 attend a literary en-.
lsr,aianlent at ths Normal School Wedpsslay.
Tn motion Of A7. Lewts. the lipasu adjourned
mill Saturday afternoon II Z o clock
The foll0wtn 3'nanlct teArhers have passed tho
Ion: Maggie L, N1ekton, GhieasS; T. LeEVon. II.
glrwuod. r.. schuasteF. New Dseu'rn cancs II.
!5al. Crown Point. Ind; Grace Darliy, Chicago |;
Winnie Uasla, ,Lawndale: Lof*s lIeed. Helen 4.
shstw'n, Agcie keatsley, Tarsaset Mcclure.
l.cnitt t:avn. q. @. Foss. AAua htaNozd. Marie
Smith. Chicago: Llllan D. Hastett, Jeaeraon, I'd.
mund Hay. llelen A. Knapp, Oak fsEk; ). W.
ltfowu, EuglrWood; I. Engci poltou. Tue
abose-named have been granted certificates BY ths
County Superintendent. The following arc nat.
grade teaehert: John Byfne. Chicago; Clara Grove
Eranttoa; Anna L. Cuitng Pulatlnc,
, 1877-06-21
DEATHS

SHATTOCK-Suddrnly. juno 10, John shattock,
aged Us vcaf1 aud HlQuth4.
Funeral from Fesldsnes. At lIurlhut-sL, Fri.
terry.
LEONARD--Tbs funeral servirea OF ths Rev.
Joseph u. Leouard Will tsks place to-day At 30
o'clock p. IN. &t tho Iatlnfts' Temple, corner
Market and Michigan. sts. Friends Invited to at
tend. Carriages 10 Rosehlll Cemetery.
STONE-At Clifton sptlnss, NJ, T.. juno 10,
Funeral Fr!dsy, june ~. y 1880 T. w., from
Oh pfais!a.av.
DA1RNS0S-on June l9, 5onHle, only CHILD Of