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GROCERIES. Hc.

GROCERIES,. hc.
nANENPORT a. NORRIS, Seventeenth
~ and Dock streets. oi,er FOR sale
COFFEES- Rio, Laguayra- and Java;
SLGARS-Rctued. of AL grades;
MOLaSSES-Sew Orleans and Porto Rico;
SYRUP-Exlra and comHon:
BACON. LAED. CHEESE, SOMA,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
FLOUR, FISH, PUWD DER. oc 5
A GRICULTURAL SALT
1000 SACKS AGKiCULTCRALSS SALT
FOR SALE VERY LOW
by
se26 A. s. LEE.
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4ithmoud 1lspattlt.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1877.

HS-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY -..e.
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TOR RENT. CHEAP, TO A SMALL a.
Il FAMILY. THREE ROOMS on second HI
door with KITCHEN and COAL-HOCSE on
ground floor: water and gas IN the house. Apply to
". &. DAY,
Drugstore. corner of Third and Main streets.
9th. Th. SSM4t
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EDUCATIONAL.
C,CHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.

Mrs. r. j. PLEASASTS
ia>sISted by Miss NJ BELLE PLHASASTSl
las opened her school at No. 2G0i Franklin street.
4 few more scholars can he accommodated.
Re, i.rS the usual ENGLISH BRANCHES, MU-
SIC. LATlS, and FRENCH are taught.
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DOR RENT, THAT LARGE, COM d.

L PORTABLE, NEWLY-REMOD ED Eli
pWELLlNG-IIOI'SE, No. 107, on the south side Of
Main street between First and second streets, con-
iaining eleven rooms, three OF which are about j 8
hv 20. Easements large and lofty. and all modern
cauycuieuccs. Large yard. with and Side-ei-
frances. Rent To n good tenant very moderate. APP
rlyat No. Il south Second street. between Main ana
ttry oc 9-Tu,F,&M3t*
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old DOMINION BUSINESS COL
~ LEGE. No. 1917 MAIN S'rREEr.--ESTAB-
LlSIiEU lS67.-DAi and NIGHT SESSIONS.
students received at any time.
scholarship for COMMERCIAL and ENGLISH
STUDIES, $50.
For particulars, address
- 3-cod2m GEORGE NJ. NiCOL.
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MRS. SYLNANUS REEDS DAY AND
Nl BOARDlNG-SCIInOL FOR YOUNG La
MES. Nos. AND EAST FIFTH-TliIRD STREET,
NEW IORk.-Fouriccnih Year begins OCTOBER l.
1877. French The language of the school. Collegiate
course Of four years Careful training In Primary
aud Preparatory classcs. iy l-cod3m
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4 CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
~ MONTE MARIA,
Grace street between Twenty-sccond ana Twenty
third streets,
RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons of This III. titution respectfully re-
Miuded that the new scholastic wear begins on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
References be made TO Right Rev. JAMES
GIBBONS. u. d., Richmond, Va, or the SuperinresS
of Monte Maria. au 1J-u3wSt2taw I'm
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D. ANDERSON, sls Main street.
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L 7
The thirteenth session of Mrs. McCirtRE'S HOME
SCHOOL viii commence Tive FIRST DAY OF
OCTOBER NENT.
TERMS:
I:road and tuition in English and FRENCH. 5000
Latin and German, each. 20
Music and use O.! piano.. .-.-..--...... 40
Fer session Of nine months-payabc, one half on
ist Of October, one half j 9th Of February. For
circulars &C. address Mrs. j. =. MCGUIRE,
Tappahannock Essex county, Va.
au 2O-icod2 2m&sw2m
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AAA Ne oAGEf4AG-CAE FAME.
me hon. Webster Wagner, Of sleepins-car
1ame' and New York State Senator from thu
rHteenth tsaratoga) District, was found BY Tu,y-
usE representative under the guidance of the
pens1Te Sammy Turner, In the act Of taking his
customary Vichy at the liquid resort Of Mr. Drakes
ta7cru, preparatory to a transit 10 Dreamland
me usual courtesies, as when two such distjn-
sulshed gentlemen meet, were passed and nltns-
aht eon1ao on var ious topics ensued. Mr. Wagner
tsa goon,natn1ed mortal, well on IN years, and
has q large amount of landed md other
property: lie is one Of those hasdv, strons.
and wiry men whose Iastinv ouaI;r;5ssa
are oIten noted, and who arc not endowed nnr
onfaenea with mn ounce OF surplus lesh. Some
o .,c ahe party Of distinguished raroaders
Toledo paper, and the facf that considerable rrae
SAID about him led the other gentlemen 10 crscE
JOKES at nia c1ncnsc, aud attribute the sourcc ~
tae newspaper Information to him, matter ,ybicl.
gave htm an opportunity to add to the general
thc;r TIN sofh ts hs company enjoyed during
de lo.d the reporter how John NorrisseT had. To
me surprise Of The other legislators at aihanv
supported The bill prohibiting the selling of nnt',s
" courses IN New York State, and remarked
taat .He ia~ is 50 weakly constructed that it crea
enough loop hole3 to crawl out Of es
Vhea the convessatiou turned on the Txree7 c,,.
lesion ana Senator Woodin's connecuon there
VITA. Mr. Wagner cmphaticallT erpressc5 the
pelleI tnat the latter gentleman, whom he ,rctf
nras", was not crookedly concerned In any Of the
iI.E tannany htn2 transactions He said the Lscis-
ta1nfe OF h's State had been much engaeeI dnEno
the session with legislation affeenns New YopE
Fly, tty, ana his presence won1d be necessary at |
at Cleveland 1A1AA'Ao nectins
The Senator paid the necessary compliments to
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Chicago enterprise, and referred to the effect oi
the European war on our markets. He believed
Chicago had derived the most benefit from rom
the impulse, given, to trade by the lats I:
reap handsome proats,. because abe had
the grain and other stocks to meet the demand
''Dluel blue! bluet" were his words when he was
asked about business in New fors, but be had
noticed signs Of improvement In that metropolis,
and he looked for butter times in the future. -
In answer to queries, concerning frclghts he said
the party he accompanied had not come to take
any steps in transportation beyond That Of an In
spection Of all the lines OF the Michigan Southern
Koad, with view to obtaining information about
their condition RAILWAY men and merchants In
the city had requested interviews with Mr. Van
derbt on freight and passenger tariffs, but that
gentleman had declined to give them any attention
yesterday for the reason that he was wearied with
his trip aud had not come for that purnose.
Speaking about his sleeping cur line, he said he
proposed to make 1t Us near perfection ns possible
His Company had lost four valuable c1rs in the
Ashtabrla disaster, and they had been replaced
with new ones.
Before parting, Mr.. Wagner spoke of the ex-
truordnary enterprise of TUE Tribune, and said
it was even ahead OF its New York contemporaries
In every respect. The solid gentleman then moved
with stately and steady step toward his spring
mattress.
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that they themselves are trying to bear the mafse
down. and that corn will 60 up to y cents beioF.
weeS M u ovsF those & wao sod oa9 saols s, al d.
Sueay confident Ihe GranSer Ely va soI 1ag
aaMt%ay M Tne fGa that
snps phS sa bas sui read
500 for shipment and there 1 s not now oce
TO- snppy te demand which Will necessarily o'su'
Eheat vas dqli opening at about StsS a9o i
varied between 1Ra 9at
Woh!a open stronger an1 n1snes T., ,y;,t nv
~. & yet T. 10 e9 e9e eafeo 10 'en'usc ~ WALL A1'
ossSeee u e"aouEac' :, = :n+z1,rrsox
u.u-~,, r. =. DGh4oAJGs. =, .ss|3 ~ .,+.a .-,h,+a ~
The valuable services oi we!-kno"n gentleman:
CuIc4Go 4 ApFii @ -1Me @ H1M; n; H & d,iies ~ Ihe
finance Committee Of Tie cominon Council tor the
year. deem Just TINT tender TO you some SLIGHT
H eqr sna
dantsa 1ab b. h1esa KS oa ss
and valuable services to the city during the Mayosay
Htsoirt& Tnas + we: he Fiasnee COMMITTEES ot the
s m
sfam!natisa q s1s Iais compi1os5s accounts: sad
t'''~' - ~ s: i: TecsEA
!: i: pssesSs p5sss
'isna Finands aoseSnaES eenmi;s:c.
THE NEW GALL BOARD.
terday afternoon. On the following ~ officers @ we're
?l c,losen: f!esiaenL "!iham =; bra!nala; nIst
e: plee. Prestdcnt7 John 4. dwight; see9nd Vice
first class, ". n. Stu1ges, s. u. Webbez, ]. ii.
Millar. G, c, Ball: SECOND class c. &, Popc, F.
+ Trdo-,rood ~ cfh1o~ Irn e vonn"orn.
third eIass r. nutchineon' f. Ia' Gear. M o. ~ rSamni
lin, J. u. VIM, John ". Rumscy; Committee Of
Arbitration, John Ro$an, D: G. Drown, Frank
David powcr r +. Richardson. Te, L. Joncs'
Chesc rcntIcmen viii ncct tn.mnrrow mornin1 nt
VIZ 4eIt w. " NV. n!tss ~
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EDUCATIONAL,

MEEIlSG OF THE COUNTY BOARD.
The County Board Of Education held regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, present
Mczsrs. J. ]. Catskin, George D. Plant, C. c. p.
Holden, P. J. o'Connell, and Il. B. Lewis: Cat
skin presided.
3ir Lewis suggested that the term OF office OF
the teachers at the Normal School should be e1-
tenacdtwo months into the ensuing year.
Mr. Plant stated that since the teachczs were
under contract to teach until the last of June it
q new contract until the present one had expired
The object OF this movement was to give Mr..
gored conining the contract to that made by the
County Commissioners last year. and did not be-
lieve the Board had power to alter It. II they CT
break the contract. In July there would DC 3 VA
cation, nnd the work would be taken up in Sep
ten'DeE where it was dropped,
the school. Mr. plant replied between So 600 and
w ooo; 81, GOO was appropriated.
Mr.. Lewis was surprised that the question had
come up in this shape. The Board Was competent
to make CONTRACT The truth was, that there were
twenty Or thirty pupils be]ongingto poor families
wh9 v bad come to the school believing that they
co1ld get through In three years and ut once be-
come teachcrs Shutting up the schools for two
months had worked harm to these persons. It re-
home without graduating or NOT. II they did not
now for teachers it is tho fault OF tho
catshn said there was no question pending, and
1t might be well make the subject that for discus
sion at the next meeting.
Mr. Plant said it didn't matter ANYHOW
Mr. Lewis moved that Miss Rice and Miss Worth
inston be engaged for six weeks to prepare the
class for graduation Other members favored this
view.
Catekiu said it might be that there would not be
enough money to 20 around.
ME Lewis said that Plants talk was a1l ttfuae-
nation"
). Mr. Holden moved to make the subject matter
the special order for the next regular meeting
The motion prevailed, and the Board adjourned,
having done nothing WhnteYcr eIcent talk -.
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A meeting OF those who are up in arms, as 1t
were, against the railroads for alleged discrimina-
tion on the part Of those soulless cor
porations against Chicago on fourth
class freights. was held yesterday
afternoon at the rooms Of the Call Board. Per-
meeting was called to order By MI o}dersbaw, who
briefly stated the trouble. Mr.. c. .Counselman
then moved that committee he appointed to con-
feE with the railroad people in reference to tie
subject OF discrimination against Chicago in this
matter of fourth-cass fEeyhts. said Committee 10
report as soon as possible. The motion was car
RED, and Messrs Armour. Kent, Stiles, Fa,rbank,
Underwood. Councilman. Olderslsaw, Eirkwood'
and shoeneman were appointed;as such committee
took place while the Committee was being
appointed apr 7eants ~, IT was stated ,that the
live stock. and, to be consistent they must make
# On producc-ther preference, being In favor Of
I'VE stock as against produce. ME Shoeneman
followed this remark with to the effect that the
rsnroaas IN t5yinE to excuse their action, had IS
making ma % 60 much money, they ought to make some
meeting adjourned.
, 1877-04-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

On and after May Ransom Post G. A. r.. vii
! hold its meetings every Tuesday evening Mt tb.
Union League Club rooms at the Grand paciB
Hotel.
The delegates from the various tcmperanre IN
cieties assemblies this afternoon in M.ske1t Hal
to take final action the Total Abstinence Bener,
olent Union.
a meeting Of the Society Of Friends (Orthodox|
Will De held as usual this afternoon at o'clock al
noom T. ~ randolph street. Bible class at f.
All interested are cordially invited.
At the social session OF the t.Elks" to.nfeht
Rices minstrel troupe will appear in an old and =,
vortte act. The tickets of admission are erhanst.
ed, but the friends OF the Order will be welcome.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board q,
councillors OF the Hospital for Women and Chf1
dren will be held at the Hospital corner Of Adams
anu faultna stfects) Tuesday at ESQ O'Clock D. m.
,, Wednesday will Occur the second meeting of th4
limos n AmaieuE ni Press Association. at the Palmer
| attend '"' a'''e WILL
The Elders Association OF the Presbyterv #
McSa Ereago wi meet In the Presbyterian rooms, in
+ o'clock. and will continue the discussion n
''Amuscmcnts.' 0''eH "
At Crows Opera Hall, Monday evening. Anri1
sa., ~, Jo1n 3. Cough Speaks on Temperance and
susan =. Anthony on Woman's Suffrage imper-
music by Prof. Backmon. "''@A ~'A''se
The Temperance Radicals hold IN experience.
me,etng Zee, THIS crenins at their hall, No. DIG West
time and place they will give literary and me mus
scal entertainment. All free. NAA ADa-
Ine ReT, C Charles ali Everest will speak in the
settfn. sn, t"dag Tbs :s sg nj Subject
90 solo sn e9a %1s Ms' gst ~ 3 ieSs e E
r. : ..-...
,[he,f he fefes Of given by the Union
Wednesday erertng with grand musical and IL.
erary enter1ainment, in which Profs. Burbanr I M
will participate. 14'o'enosk1
Gnsaea tha Nl eEman s reader VIII reeite Macbeth at
have hear eatd @ 10 spoken Of by those who
ss,ffon ;'5 that those who hear him Tuesday nebt
VIII spend most enjoyable evening A4e"'
The Irish Literary Association will IN ,rordav
T.Ssns, az tnefr hall, southwest corner Lake and
aoasie streets, give musical and literary enter
vii Be Of an Iae mnsel Rart Of The
lands ana McAhe.ty's names are an assn1anre fta+
III nxa rsaaaags T be OF the highest order The pub
=, = L nste5eoplscon exhibition Of 100 choice .v3cws
o. me Centennial will be given at the First hris
81 tIan Church, corner Of Indiana avenne and Tnns-
t1ne nnq street. Friday evening These views are
notrn1 tnt1tioH ~ tac great exhibition. beino /
paragraphs, shown upon 200 SQUIRE feet nf
Wns'd.. Sansas Il ts rare opportunity Of seeing the
cents. Ve' <1oln!ssaon, -
The Chicago Union Veteran C1ub hava ,rr.no.s
n interesting course Of lectures to be deiiveIed
a9em at their regular meeting On the sst
1e late War from active participants The Grsf on
= n wn1ch VII be delivered at the rooms Of the
10 ,.pD' urand Pacific Hotel Wednesday evening. by
zone . hlyer." The sketchers arc not only tn hn M
but also instructive. They viii be onen
,ia dae Pao.ie and everybody (laies ncluded1 are
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TEE COUNTY BUILDING.

Brooks, the abortionist, is to be tried the last
part Of the week.
Mat OBrien, for the killing Of Dooley, ut the
Palmer House, some months ago, will be tried TO-
morrow.
The Grand Jury will continue in session the
coming week: Twenty cases have been set for
hearing each day.
Yesterday WAS light day In the Criminal Court,
Walter Scott and Wlliam Tarblc nleaded euiltv n
grand larceny and were remanded, and Wiliiam
=. KourEe way convicted Of larceny. Isaac Roeen-
oaum Was tried Tor the same offense, and the jury
was meditating over his case ut late hour. and viii
bring in sealed verdict to- morrow.
Last fall one OF the msny admirers of the present
States Attorney wagered ! hat upon his election.
ne was around yesterday to know OF Sir. Mills
ne bet refused to pay him. He was assured that If
ms ease ever reached the conrt that Justice should
ne aons MN though the heavens fell, and be left
the Grand Jury In q few days.
, 1877-04-29

understood to be the requirement. r
rne Comptroller was in an 'am1cable. mood
yesterday; not that Mr. Farwe1t Is so seldom in
TINT condition that 1t Ia noteworthy when he is 50,
ont he was unusually happy yesterday. because be
had succeeded IN borrowing some money at per
9Rs TRs eaa ong
land half Of It from Baltimore>. but the rate Of in
terest-6 per cent, when heretofore 1t has been
necessary to allow 2, and even 8, to get funds to
carry on the Administration pleasing to him,
1t indicated that the sentiment existed That Chi
paper was good and the credit Of the city fully
| ALDERMANIo CONTESTS.
I Following IL an abstract of the ordinance pre-
Sy fs Aath9py !sfaatn
| tested:
The first section provides that the election Of any
city, and that the proceedings shall be In accord
ance with the general laws Of this State regulating
the mode Of contesting elections Of county officers
30 far as the same may be practicable The second
section makes the City Council the tribunal and
its Judgment final. The third section re-
xras In ses;a o1th TO- file the eess
on which he will contest the election, which state
ment shall be verified by affidavit. The next sec
tested to be served with a notice within thirty
days after the election; the notice to contain the
points eawhich ~ the contest VII bs made and the
the place where. and the time when, deposltlons
will be taken, which time shall not exceed sixty
Sec. provides G that. . when such notice has been
given, either party may take testimony on giving
the other ten days. notice and one day in addition
for each fifty miles trayel from the place OF resi-
) .dcnce or said party. The officer who takes the
deposition the next section provides, shall have
n as!Res tse ss Of and the
t1mony from being taken except upon the points
set forth in the statement fled with the Clerk
The next section requires all evidence to be laid
before tho Council within sixty days, which SHALL
without delay, refer the same to some appropriate
committee to investigate and report upon the
eli shall decide the according to the right Of
the matter. Sec. provides that, when an election
IS declared null by reason Of ineligibility Or apY
legal the person receiving the next
highest number OF votes shall not be declared
elected, but the election ehall be roid The last
ballots shall be opened and the votes counted.
GAIT. BUCKLEY.
The only move In the police war yesterday was
the promuIgatton OF the following letter by Capt
buckley, who, with Ar. Tuley, seem to bo s.lying
low to await the presentation Of those charges to
the Council:
TO the Editor af Tbs Tribune. !
CHICAGO. April 2s--Somc friend of tile gamblers has
with the evident purpose Of prejudctng nc IN ny april
cation for an Investigation pending before the tify
Gouncil H., VII only say that own property nov
some lots at Washington Heights, almost WORTH |
less and aa 70 the horse and buggy presented to
promotion by ayor 9iEai Meaii rom soa ssr
With tls consent q the then Board Of Police It Is an-
ed, and in which il the Council viii grapf me- SAL
lIc Tint y removal is sought IN the direct Interest Of
fully WmLi1s BUCKLEY, Captain Of Foiice.
, 1877-04-29
THE BAKERS.

a.. .1.a.L a'oa.'.oe " ".hND ,'11,l -
held at Templctou's on Randolph street. last even
ing. Frank schwr;nfurtb IN thc cboIr rho,a ,.aa
ABOUT sixty present.
The Committee who have in charge the draftins
Of an ordinance regulating the weight Of bread re-
ported nrogress II Ia Tho iptan,;on ~ ho,,a ,
a...aa.J se IN sue i".ens'on 10 nase
eranaaeo' so 1nat paAefs VIII mol 10 as now--Wher
aour goes up. lessen the weight one OR two ounces
and make up the lost bulk by more fermentation
which renders the bread unwholesolne. Thc nron.
ositfon seems to meet with general anprova1 ara
uinnnce s,nce II viii nro,r ~ VII ~ PASS tne "
The Committee tn secnra e;.,o+,,.o. q. 4ho ,,,,
, 1877-04-29
FARMER HARMS

BILL FUR An NJUSCTIOy
: ihere Is likely to be some delay before Farmer
hass gets his little bill for extras for buidino Tia
Court House foundations. for the expected b,l to
prevent the Commissioners from paving him yas
hted Yesterday afternoon, and the matter is hence
ionn III the bands Of the court The Complainant
- "lu1am FITZGERALD one OF the County Commfs-
, 1877-04-29
Section 13O Of the act on township organization
rcnda Ii foll1Ha.

aGcetoH !,sp VI tat ACL On township ORGANIZATION
reads a. follows:
The Town Clerk and Supervisor shall receive fol
thcir services 50 per day when attending t. town
business out Of town. and ST. so for business in town
The section also gives list OF the services for
which the Clerk may receive fees. The friends OF
the CLERK took the ground that they must assume
fore pay the bill, and so voted, the yeas being
Justices Watson, Eberhardt Salisbury, Sheridan,
erson. the newly elected Supervisor. The nays
were 1ngersoll. scully, and Morrison.
At the meeting TO be held Wednesday another
bill will come along, that Of ex-Supervisor Moore
who wants 81, 500. Part Of this sum is made up
BY charging ! per cent for receiving and
which passed throueh bis hands as Town Treasurer.
There appears to be some question whether this
amount is really due and tho members Of the
It is bad enough 70 have allowed the Town Clerks
extraordinary bill without still further spelling the
reputation OF the Board for economy by taking out
Of the treasury the larger asked for by the ex
Supervisor.
, 1877-04-29

rp1cT
Ann Mt "a aanghter to the wife OF Robert Frosr y
doing we'll. ~ AHa5soaS' april d. Bosl
, 1877-04-29
WEST-TOWN OFFICERS.
AN EXTRAORDINARY NIL.

There is considerable surprise expressed regard
Ing the action Of the West-Town Board, at its
meeting Wednesday night, in fixing the salary OF
the Town Clerk at S465 for the year. That officer
at first sent in bill for $500, which the Board re-
fused to pay, and returned it to him with request
that he send in IN itemized statement. This he
did, and the new bill was referred to committee
consisting Of Justices Matson, Eberharlt, and
Salisbury, who recommended the payment Of
SITS. The following is the bill, which is desery-
ing Of study:
Town OF West Chicago to Hertz. Town Clerk, Dr..
One hundred lfay8 delivering f1cr4 rn-
, 1877-04-29

BAuGHAE-on the 18th Inst, It s.so ,
BAu9han: vic qf Alfred Bsu9han, aErd 8 va Ennis
Eanesai @ srnE1 heriata Residence, Il 6i1ho6. en-
Al AtlExANDEE;1Aprtl 2: = 1877, su.an n. A,.,..
Funeral notice hereafter
R Boston and Troy. n T. papcrs n1..,.
, 1877-04-29

chased, presented b Mr, oaahan. and nv p1s pe
Tered to the Library Committee.
@adve!tisinc, @ in one Chicago daily paper and The The
New York Nation, Of bids Tor ali orders for books
nna ~ and The binding q the same was
strnctions to report at the next meeting. -
ood Ihe same gentleman submitted a list OF abont
oo9 @ Volumes comprising historical biosraphica:,
necessary to duplicate on tho shelves The matter
was sc1e1feo TO the Library Committee, with power
Librarian Poole was authorized IN tom,rs.,. 49,
eotIesLaon Or old guarantee certiacares-that have
~ ocen ~ use Three years and are without limit
The salary of the night Receiving Clerk w,s
raised to - cents per night, from So "1'
The Librarian was authorized to have 800 con,ca
e ., sae !iss o. periodicals taken in the resdin.-
The Committee on Administration WAS instruct.
@ - 70 @asceftain II the services Of the Assistant
summer, and report at the next mcetinr e re re
Board. Adjourned " 'nt'
it was ou,et xcstsSGs1 or 'cnAseE
fcessS3P sssSS%P'ffsfivsy fai ay,,sp spean
weather. though moist did not seem to Fam n the
outside world away, and it was stated to TnIpuSr
das tea. easlrel9 tes !: ss''ffs e. a.
that It wss completely sssnneds"s sdss !"
10 10 ths re recent wheat deal intending men and Wom
weak at from IS to SEM, It
e., oL unfasorable reports, was borne down to
I. I. =: Then there came dispatches from Euronr
mat the ports on the Danube were ordered cjosei
oy the Russian Bear. Also, that Jonny Bull lad
Tlueleo ms Channel dect to the Mediterranean.
ne markets in Liverpool were reported higher It
sas ne contradictory rumors which had t.6nsted"
tae market, and the good news had the eject ~
- setting 1t up " seaIns 10 ING e1ee9 u
The bnlla were happv. and they ,roh.d ,,..
Market until it reached 59H. and seyeraI ssaias
iefe stn fepotted At 80 cents. Many of the |
& fsj iap9 TIRE are eel!1ns short in anticipation
4 tne market Bnt it Is held by Their opnonents