, 1880-07-11

of the donation, but suggested that formpp,;
acknowledgements from the Board would car.
~ witt, it additional weight The memberx
individually expressed their admiration At
the donation, and decided to acknoWledsa Tia
receipt in proper form.
!. a WORLD OF TROUBLE
was sprung when the Secretary read the IA.
port OF the usual appointing committee, cnn.
sistlng Of the Cllalrmen Ut the several stand.
lns committees. 1trecommended the appoint.
Librariall; ". F. Poole; Assistant Librarians
Y. H. Wickersham, Mrs. l.. E. Voemr
Fred Il. Hill; Library assistants, Leo Ieii
beck, r. Y. sctipperns, w. F. II. Moe. j.
sepil W: Errant, Elizahetl, a: Young, Kato
kcon, Lucinda \Yi!sle, Henrietta Freiber.
ger, Lou Anles, LiIlialr Morashi; evening at.
PENDANTS, a. +. Barr, Q. Lansland, /. R
Chaplin, ". 4. Purer, Charles F, Nerriman:
janitor, Isaac Hall; assistant, John Burke.
Spraguc, Loewenthal, Mason. and Walker
though the latter explained that he was not
present at tile committee meeting, and had
signed it gu the statements Of the other mem
bers.
a little investigation developed the fart
that the report recommended the loppingof
OF three etnployes,-Aliss Quirk, Miss Clark,
and Miss Bristol, and the substitution Of
promotion Of Mr.. Errant and Miss Freiberger,
The net cutting down was therefore one en-.
ploye.
SIR. oSAuAS OBJECTED.
In tact, he kicked vigorous ~. The com.
mlttee meeting was pleasantly denomnated
Sstar-cham6cr affair."" and the objecttnE
member, coached by his political ally, Juda
Of the present Board to appoint anybody
claiming that it should be left to the new
set, who would come in soon. But
fhs a3s saef pSnt was in regard
ing, which gave him and others no oppor-
tnnlty to discuss the propriety Of the pro-
Dr., Hotz and Mr. Mason pleasantly cor
Iected the 'star-chalnb,,r'' allegation, and
three young ladies, said it was owing 10 their
lnehlciency, ascertained on thorough exam
1natlon Of the complaints against them.
MIR. Onahan, after more objecting. moved
ihp 70 postnGne the consideration Of the report
Forrcstef voting with the great objector.
Or. HotZ thereupon moved to concuril I
the report. i
:. The captious ::Onahan promptly movedja !
TABLE, aud again was" lie sat down upon. 4
ber''' and what he was pleased to call the H.
Justice OF doing what should be left to Tia :
new board. he moved as a substitute to refer .
me matter to special meeting to ba heldia f
one week. - Il
Mr. Shrcy said the matter had been care.
unGn,,rorI,+;.,, ~.,,, - ;a;s - ~ 11"' y" E;
~ Mo! :,i & M.as Juulcnus Que. III
dis'.,s.,'i ~, A" t.nr, aiss1s h nau uesA !a!
eacra+or,. 5,a,,+ ~ rI<.' ueen ~ uasteM 81
nov, hn5 .tn,,t, ~ ~. tte w ieaaJ 10 'oe ID
iuo' wal - = oe eaod oms ~ nt Guy lng co RI
th65+ tth5 thora - ~ seeieN " 'tue gentemaa &
aIont the nrore.ci,1os anr roanhn22 cnnH E#
n"Ea ' tnv n'o+irn Ktocse,as, ta ant mem9cl eona
nfficars and ss;.ta',te & " t,., .ne @ Il M
ni,;.nf;n,, a''d il.us snea@
Nfr 0,,oh'" tan ui.Aounueu tas ~ ~ Was M
;,,st;co and af; at:et NUS talh apous
Ia ri waId a,el ,,tt 41t.netg ~ ;eg tuA| 1ae a7s
'o@4o ''oAt upoee tlle e1ect1ou' f.:
.,.4 MADE TIE POINT
shat as me ADOPTION or the report PROVIDED
[or an Appropriation of money, such ador
lou ;lola mHsI oe oy majority OF all the menF
ofrs IT, OF sne Boarn.
lne / chairman ruled that the approp1lma1
la!l oeen Maae III January, and held thai m
,olht was not Z good one: The motion . i
eler 10 SPECIAL meeting was then p1t
m MJnanal, walker, and Forester voted toIt H.
4,p1 1M llotz, olorey, and Mason against It. Im
chairman slSe tie deciding vote IN -
legatlve, explaining. as lie did 50, that ta
neetlng or the Committee and the manner H.:
VI tt tne tnalter was presented were mgs
aattefs OF torn, and adding the that Commk HI
ee, LII lis report. had been been goyerned1 ~;
ne 43 statements Of the officers. H
lie question then came Oh the adoption HT
ne report, and the captious member insista H.:
n n taklng up the report seriatim. and calling Ey