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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
4 WITNESS IN TIE wHITr4KER CASE.
RYAN, TIE DRAM SELLER, ARRESTED FOR PERJURY
AND LODGED IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL IN NEW

RYAN TIE DRAM SELLER, ARRESTED FOR PERJURY
AND LODGED IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL IN NEw-
YORK.
The Whitaker court of inquiry at West
Point was not IN yesterday afternoon owing to
the absence OF Mr. Townsend. 1t VIII meet nt 10 a.m
to-dny. Philip Ryan, the liquor seller or Highland Fas
md one OF tho witnesses In the case was arrested yes
terday by Detective heWcOmD Oh ChaIke vi pcr'
jury.
II ,yas we'll known that cadets were in the habit OF
freoupntng Ryan place and that his was tho nearest
dtamchop TO tho Fort, bat IN his testimony Ryan sad
the cadets never cnled at his place. That he might DO
urc f bcng properly sworn, he made TO take oath
upo1, both "a Protestant aud a Catholic Bible He did
not change his testimony however but adhered to his
ORIGINAL story He had added that Ills place had always
been closed at 10 D. m md that he never knew cadet
nor could ne tell one by his walk or appearance Ryan
WAS directly contradotcd later In tho investigation by
inc cadets Themselves who that they had been
Ryan was brought to this city last evening by Deee
tive NowCOmh nnd lodged in Ludlow street jail he
viii bo examined before rho District Attorney this
morning He Is about iorty-ve ye9rs OF age u 4 4
arrest did not appear to have depressing cnecton hlu
AVID law ne said TO TRIBUNE reporter last evening
"Tncy are things that never knew muoh about any
Did Won know anything about tho three cadets who
were said tn have plotted in your saloon T. was asked
ibid I'd he the napplest man II only knew that
they were really there. was SICK ana couiant nan
How about your not knowing the cadetsi" asked
W6y' When testified, OF course, meant that they
dld not come TO saloon inter 10 o'clock But ever
have been showed off the Point On the trial don't
what they or meant "a saorGd as aGnoe Why
when any fellows around my place Womb always
the smoke and noise It was supposed that my place
was always open for meals" - -. r.h- N
sh T6s GnSd tRE ssGa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

enauv and that hated her for her very goodness
Al often the Indictment of mortal hatred She loses
without pang the hership to the kingdom. an
ideal TINS poised in goodness and radiant IN beauty
might we'll have sustaIned-as undoubtedly IL diu
sustain-the inspiration Of Shakespeare
Miss Nelson, with her uncommon Rraces Oh per
son, finds it easy Of course, to make the chamOer
scene and the cave scenes pictorial ana cnarm-
ing, Her ingenious trepidatiOn and her
nrettv wiles "a FIee in the cave are finely harniO-
nious with the character and arise from 1t like odor
from n rose. The innocence, the Ree, the feminine
desire to please the pensiVe grace the rear, inc
weakness aud the artless simplicity make up mere
condition Of gracious fascination not easily 10 10
described and none but consummate arusI Coulu
sustain herself in such scenes 1t H. however III
the revolt against IdchiHOS perdV, in the tali De
fore Pisanio's fatal disclosure, and in the 1rensy
over the supposed death OIL Leoaatas Cne' d sboTvs
how strong emotion acting thrOngh the luaginta-
ton, can transfgure the whole being ana gHS "
love or sorrow monumental semDlahce anu an
everlasting voice. This power, too IS HARMONIOUS
with the individuality and does not III the leass
mar its grace There IS perfect preSeLvn ; T
sustained identity, and this is expressed WIN suoh
n sweet and Just eiOcution, and sucn an AIRY Tree
dom of movement and naturaness OF gesture Jn e t
observer almost forgets to notice the nethou VI ino
mechanism and quite forgets that no IS looking
upon fiction and o shadow: lhat ner peIsohaIOn
of imogn though more exalted IN S vii never
equal in public her inlet wCS or Go sSSS
Northumberland and clusive-and too little an
active effort but "Cymbene," with al ITS dISSG
nance of elements, unlkelihood of incident repul-
sion of subject, and Incidence Of action vii eyer
| rnst unused while such an Inogen exists. oHe
wakes into life tho sleeping spirit OF the DRAMA ana
| ''is alone the Arabian bird" ,.,o
| Mr. Edward Compton, to whose remarKaDle
merit as an actor this journal has more than once
| testified finds himself somewhat heavily weighted
in the character of LeOaatas-frst because his tenn
| perament is averse to the assumption OF m9r1 L
PASSIONS while his feelings tend naturally to light
sOmencSs and ardOr and secondly, because hls per
son is Slight. Macready would have been superb as
| Leondtus-with his intense, gloomy earnestneSys,
fierce temper dark maelsTom Oh passion, anu muU
nobler in the report of Others than in ITS own con
diton and deeds. There is a great grossness Dolh
in his making of the wager and his manner Oh ac-
ceptng its alleged result Yet lie rs redeGm Sa1 Uy
ton bore himself with dignity and taste but did not
deeply feel nor powerfully express the working OF
passion in half-frenzed mind The especial beauty
of his performance was the reading OF the text ne
| was called out at the end of the third act. MI.
Studley gave strong, but slow, performance OF the
dastardly IGohimO Twelfth Night" VIII 10
/ acted this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

presnue she cen furnish more The CALLING thing
about IL 20 us citizens of the State is the thought
that people outside take so little interest in our am
billions and rivaIres and ignore us utterly when
the great prizes Of politics are about to be disElb-
uted Here assuming that u Presidency or VICE
Presidency is coming TO us we go to the trouble OF
discussing tho question who shall have it, and got
warm and excited over the claims Of locality and
merits of candidates And after all our bother and
vexaton and getting split up into factions about IT,
nominations for all the world Just as though there
were no such State as Connecticut and it were not
so full of statesmen that their heels are sticking
out of the windows in all directions. This Is the
aggavatiOn Of it, We have the proud satsfaStlon to
Do sure, of knowing that the Commonwealth DuIges
tfying circumstance that the world takes no notice
of it. LIB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT:
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Sy,1opsis for the pasg q hours.

WASHINGTON, April 81, a. m.-The bar
has very generally risen West of the Aeshanies
With slightly cooler northwest winds and clear weather
The area Of lower pressure has moved HorthwestWaFd
Nova Scotia. Southwest winds. cloud and rain are
reported from the Middle States and NewEngland, fol-
lowed in the interior by westerly winds and cloudy
weather. Clear higher pressure have pre-
vailed on the Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain Sta
lions. slight depression exists in Southern Texas
The rivers have risen about feet at Brownsville
ten feet MOrcanton feet at Pttsburg, thirteen
at Cincinnati and three at Lou sville
HdIeanons
For the Middle States and New.Englano, southwest
winds with rain voering cooler northwest with clear
ing weather and rising barometer.
CduttonarV Signals
Cautonary OfEshores signals are ordered for sandy
Hook, BRrneRat Atlantic CITY, Cape May. BreaKwater'
Chincoteague Cape Henry Kitty Hawk Cape datteras
eW-YOrk, NeW-HaVen, New'LondOn, newport ana
CauIonary signals ordered for oswego section six,
Rochester, Buffalo and Erie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
THEIR CONVENTION TO MEET TODAY

THEIR CONVENTION TO MEET TO-DAY.
THE STATE NOT WITHOUT IT'S SHARE OF president
TIAL CANpIDATEs-AN ENGLISH BOOM AT
PRESENT SOUNDING IN THE PUBLIC EAR.
The Democratic State Convention Of Connec-
ticut will meet at Hartford to-day, in order to
elect delegates to the National Convention OF
thatparty. The friends Of Ex-Governor English
are very active now in behalf of their candi-
date, in whose interest they wish the delegation
appointed. Connecticut always has candidate
for national honors. Who some of the " Ia
vorite sons have been ct different times is told
in the following letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, MOndhy, AprII 20 4ooU'
Governor Cornell has refused to pardon M0etr.
The Governor has approved the Waterto"n LOAN pin'
INIT has mt ON record his disapprova OF such legsa-
ton. u,.. -.
Tho Ant-Tilden State Committee Is called to meet at
the Delayan House, this city, Oh Friday. May z.
Governor Cornell has signed the bill amending the
code OF civil procedure as regards the eViuenc VI
hnshnnh md wife In trlnl Tor nduIterY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 81, a. m.-There was ne
cded fan In the barometer during the latter half OF
Yesterday attended with cloudy threatening weather
and an occasional thunder shower. The lowest point
was however, reached before midnight and now tho
mercury IS steadily rising. The temperature ranged
from 40 to 6lo with an OF 54 which Is $ less
than the temperature OF the previous day. anu IO"er
than that of the corresponding day last year. ,,
For this city and vicinity, clear or partly clouuy
weather. with cooler temperature may be expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
THE sTRAKoSCH BENEFIT.

The benefit performance arranged for Mr.. Max
strakeseh at the Academy of Music ought to attract
q large and very cordial audience Kew-Yerk is
indebted to MIR. StrakOsch for many brilliant and
memorable representations of Italian Opera i'll past
years. and it is understood that bis efforts for our
entertainment have not resulted in any good for
time to himself number of popular artists have
contributed their services for Friday evening, and
a programme of ample variety has been prepared,
including several OperatIc acts and concert selec-
tions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
4 NEW RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.

Leonard W. Jerome, president, Eugene M.
Jerome, treasurer and secretary, with a. Alexandra,
Edward o. Gould, Charles W. Grisvold, Thomas r.
Jackson, Theodore Moss z. Morrison end o. W. Bath
oata have been named the directors OF the Jerome
PARK Railway Company. The capital 10 placed az
GAO 600 There are two routes The first, known the
Jerome Park aud Harlem Railroad Route, WIN begin
thn tho limira OF Jerome Park and run % Doiat Of
connection with the NeWXork and Harlem Railroad %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
AN uLTsTRATED LECTURE.

On the 9th of May DR.. F. L. Ritter will give at
Standard Hall an illustrated lecture on the hstor-
ical and sSthetical development of Chamber Music,
from Maschera 1888 to Haydn. the illustrations,
eleven in number, to be played by Messrs. Brandt,
schwarz, Matzka and BerRner. This IS certain to
be highly instructive, interesting, and curious
lecture. DR.. Ritter is an enthusiastic investigator.
and will bring to notice rich store of ancient
things which cannot fail to charm Us well as teach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
INCIDENTS,

The cast Of I" Tho Royal MiddS"-t be revived
tonight at Daly's Thoatre-has been materially
changed Miss Lewis. however. retains her place
as the MILDLY and she will reappear on this occasion
Miss Marian Talbot. of whose talents there is
good report, will appear at Chickering Hail on
Wednesday evening, aud give dramatic rocitals, in
as Colonel Sellers at tho Opera House. last night
..... Mr. T. b. Polk comes forward this evening at
tue Fifth Avenue Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

o. nees inc present jerome eart ~ 81 ~
known g tto Jeromc Park sl9 As51e 4{ex JILL
run TO counecfion WITH t1s finss e ~ We49
Yonlkers Railway co@pany, ngs lsss -
ROUTE Il 10 DO Completed before April !, 1881, ~
eecend year IKtef ~ ~ q e IS n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
ATTACKING Mr.. SMYTH.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

ALBANY, April 26.-Mr. Fairman, the new
euperns endent of the Insurance Department takes
nossesslon OF his Office on May 1. Meanwhile
the oppOnpnts OF Mr.. smyth. the outgoing
snnerintendent will endeavom to make Dis
last DAYS in Office as dsaGreeable as 1t is In their
mower TO do Tonight resolution was introduced IN
the senate by Senator WOOdin and in the Assembly by
q 9 Raker requesting Mr. smytb to sond to the LeEis-
lnure within twenty four hours all tho correspondence
be had with life insurance companies since the con-
iirmnton of Mr.. Farman. THe introduction OK these
resolutions caused great sensation, put they
weSe pagsed without OppO'ltiou: Neither senator
Woodln nor Mr. Baker would explain the cause ther
cton II s hiuted that the correspondence winch they
Ssh 10 make public passed between MI. Smyth anu one
Of The mammoth companies IN RELATION 10 tne
SorecIosre of large number OF MORTGAGES he'd by TIE
comnany Tho name of the insurance company has not
Hcen nade kRown Tic design OF the men VINO seek 10
sccnrc the is OF course to subject MI
smyth IL possible, to criticism for LIS acllon'
A general press dispatch says 1t IS UNDER
stood the resolution grew out OF the fact that certain
comuany, which had lately been examined and found
70 he sound has recently been informed that It must
undergo another examination immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
A woMlN,s FAITH IN WHITAKER.

10 ne Editor or Ths TFIoun5.
SIR: send you this extract from a letter
received from friend who Is thoroughly Southern
woman in feeling, and yst ajust and rsht-mndod per
soni "I know whttaker's mother we'll A most re;
spectacle woman. We can't believe that Jpnn Gio al
sITayS we Ell feQl great sympatny for the mother"
Nstc- York, Anrd az 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

RRAcTToN.-First Merchants "Well, what's
fresti" Second Merchants "0h, think things are
Firbs Merchants Thlpk SET" Second Merchant " No
dogpt Of tgood many people used 70 ride you know
walk noW1 Ia tAH-tkuneh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
THE BINGHAMToN SCANDAL,


ALBANY, April 26.-It was reported tonight
,ho Governor Cornell intends to prefer charges to tho
senate AGAINST the trustees OF the Blnghamton Insane
Asvlum. who are accused of having expended moro
money for that asylum than was authorized by the Leg
stature Il was also rumored that friends OF the lrus
tsea ma advised them BY Telegraph Co resign their
ces M once These rumOrs could not be traced to any
ttnALMopthY sOnrCc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
ACCUSED OF KILLING HER CHILD.

Mrs. Mary Lyman, of Communipaw-ave.,
Jersey City, was arrested last evening charge OF kill
ing her newborn child by throwing It into the canal
CDroner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
5uenal Nutlres
Congress Water

Advertisements intended for the next issue OF TIE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed In before p m 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
MaRRIEO..

KEnrIo-yooRhEEs- wednesday. April q. y fAo
First Prssbyerian Church, New Brunswick M y, by xAo
Pastor she Kew. Dr. MeKnight the Rev. James lAulep
Of Fifst cformsd Church q Mone
wick. ~ sHY-ss s}ir,ss.
All rotices Of Marriages massb, isiarssi rlt ~
nauss and d3dress sft ~. m ~;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
Diseases
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance Of the nervous system its power over III
and the direct bearing which has human hsppnessb
thoroughly recognized its and tho danger OF overtax
ing IT. whether through intense mental application or By the
indulgence OF ths appettes and uropensne are
consideration When the nervous system
Is deranged absolutely necessary TO promptly seek ad
vice from expert who for long series OF yeara has de-
his whole time and attention 70 this whoo
m experience and practice learned 70 discover at once
the cause and promptly apply tho remedy thus avoiding
the painfully seeking for tho truth common to the In
experienced and annoying to tho patient who worry nat
ural wantso know without delay what 10 tho matter ths
extent Of the the probabilities Of recupeson.
and the time required
II the brain exhausted by intense mental ap
pcaon deprving it of the Of connected thought
can only Its strength by being properly led ana
pourshed BY the certain systematic methods IL
with the shat preside over organic
he The this branch Of medical practice can scarce
Iv be oyerrated marriage che perpetuaon Of
family names the securing hereditary titles and the reteu
ton of estates, In the same family.
From long and large experience In this drecuon nave
been aDe command success the tnsusfui appre
ton Of some of the rst In the city and nation; andr
can much that pertain tho exercise Of
every department Of the system and ths means Of
covering It's powers whether Of BRAIN appetite propensity
passion
HENRY A. DANIELS, n. D..
IA LEx1NaToN.AvE NEAR 2srHsr.
HoURs. to- ana6 to7 NETWORK.
Geo. A. Leayitt & Co.. AucsieneerA
Executors, Sale
THE STEPHEN T. oLNEY LIBRARY
OF Providence. r. 4. xx.,x
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT CLINTON HALE,
MN nallV 81 IlCT AND VALUABLE COUlEOIlON
BaF Ell
ANTIQUE RUGS AND EMBRorDERIEs.
HAHN yIDALS CLOSING SALE
OF Two Hundred Rings Twenty CashmsIe vntpotsh 0onD~
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 3d.
ART SALE FRIDAY and SAT H az s EvENaEos'
At the LEAVITT Art k0OMS OH 6roaa"~'
MODERN OIL AND wATER.c0LoR PAINTINGS;
EXCLUSIVELY FROM PRIVATE CoLLEcTAoNs.
Sold to close coasignments and advances
KeafIna.. Cough Lozenges have equal 10 ths trsAt
men OF coughs bronchitis hoarseness &C ta
Soia nv ali druggists. Price so cents sent by mail
0O'~ - e. F0UGEaA y co. New YORK Agenss.
Notice. -.
meeting Municipal Gas Consumers AZ
aociafiOD held Republican HAIL. no. % soouats
corner Broadway, Wedn StaY evening, April 90 90
O'CLOCK Municipal Gas consumers are re4nestc1 70 ~
Tend al business Importance will be BY order
OF Committee Organization. TErEh SAhhoh'-
]. n. HORTON,
J. II. CARLIN0,
GEORGE THEISS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

This famous water is specific fcr conspaton
bladder 4c Other mineral domestic
and ore1 such disorders when they
t being their enece
the membrane AL mineral waters that are dan
taste Sold in BOTTLES only leading druggists gocers and
hOtel Congress and Empire Spring Co.. saratoga, NJ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
TR1BrrNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

alyauatIoni IN this city y entn
the oalatiorA
Eythe mercury 1ung Tine broken or doea ne
IN Inaleatsd ~ tue ~
uut "A broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
PoAt OInco Notice.

n u
May 1885, viii close AZ this afacs on 70 EsDAY az &
ST bsfSgf at % for ESrap steamship Boihni
VIA Correspondence for france must es
ship Hayre on a. 6;soa M fos
Europe steamship CITY OF brussels via s sIy a.
dPessedJ: ana at $3.50 for Europe hysteaosp Hcrdc1
Via Plymouth Cnerboura and Hamnnfg on "a ~ -
a. s GSssR Sr * Germany snS
rosod and at 3 M Sr ScS'and S,lsS .os 81 ssa
ss %y Nec S scasanp.oa maui, Tor
sweden ana me aa %
aud south Pacific leave ns 81 ina a. me as es
RGGs9 ,so leave s Sor
maica and leave April ~ me mails
Msyi sS ssse sf New pr
and south leave Nsw York Ami 30 The mails for
and ssSSs leave The
Austraa &c. leave san Francisco May g. The mails fof
China and Japan !eays san F5aassIo Msy ~
Post once. New.Yorr Aprli Il Isso
Population Of New,YorE cities and. Towns IN TIE
Ready This Morning
THE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The issue OF to-day contains
Letters from STAG and other Correspondents In ~ Oh
World ana the New: $50
Price (ln wrappers ready for maing psr eosy
one year. So hve copes sii ten copies aad 90
extra sas Postaxcin all cases tres 20 tho susssbsI
N' THE Tarsuss. ~, \
Structure, Impotence and pissasss u toe aeasze ~
5sdSs sps Suis "a aSu
n. ar.rAu ais N Ssss tssH nsaI
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ASDv y THE TRzBurn cnuHfrnd HOOK
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-26
River N sws.

The Bald Eagle. arrived down On Sat
urdsy at P. n, and left on Sunday at ]
A NJ. She took quantity of plows at B
D. Buford & Co, s works.
The Minnesota, arrived up on Sunday
afternoon at clock. and left at $50 P
N.
The Dan Hine, and tow of barges. ar
rived up at midnight on Sunday. and left
at daylight this morning, having put off 8
considerable quantity of freight at Daven'
port and this point.
The Alex Mitchell, is due up ct 4 P, n.
to-day, and will leave at 5 P. n.
The stage of water is now getting low
and vessels going up the rapids have tc
order to have daylight to enable them to
keep in the middle of the channel.
The Annie. will be down on Tuesday
at IL A. II.
The Libbie Conger. arrived down yes
terdsy at $50 P. NJ. and left at midnight.
The Josie, arrived up at ii o'clock last
night, and left at A, NJ to-day.
The Di-mond 10, is due up on W ednes-
day night.
The Mary Morton. is due down on
Wednesday morning.
The Kit Carson with raft came down;
and L. w. Barden and Park Painter,
came down. on Saturday afternoon.
The A. Reiling came down, and the
Silas Wright and Blue Lodge. came down
on Sunday.
The Mollie Mohler, Pete Kerps and
Annie Girdon. came down to day.
Stage of water at A. NJ, s unday. $50,
at A. NJ. to day $50.
The Maggie Reauey and Viola, made
their usual trips.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-26
To Country Belize.
Walls and sunshades cannot prevent the

Walls and sunshades cannot prevent the
summer sun from embrowniug your com
pIexions: but ''GLENN's SULPHUR Soar
will speedily restore them ii duly applied
according to directions. The great charm
of this article is, that nobody would suepect
the effect it produces TO be artificial.
Nothing can be more natural than the soft
velvet texture it imparts to the skin, with
the tinge of rose which it leaves on the
top; pallide cheek. Beware of counter
feits. See that &c. N. CRITTENToN,
Proprietor" is printed on each packet,
without which none is genuine. Sold by
druggists at 25 cents: three cakes, 60
cents. Hubs INSTANTANEOUS HAIR
Dye" introduced about the same time
with 'GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" is an
equally valuable article, although fifty per
cent, cheaper than the most Wanted Dyes
In the market These two specialties have
no rivals either in this country or in
Europe.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-26
The Board of Education,

/ A meeting of the Board of Education
was held on Saturday afternoon. The
bids for the erection of school house on
the lot given By DIR. Brooks, according to
plans and specifications, were opened and
discussed For brick building. two
stories and four rooms. Stephen j. Collins
bid S3.345. John Volk & Co., 80. 345,
Chris Schreiner $500. Hugh Rallston
$500, Stevens, Larkin and Therin So
597, Mathew Schneii $3.50, j. r. BIan-
ohard Sd ass. For frame building, one
story and two rooms. Chris Schreiner- bid
$I,4S2, John Voik g. Co. $l,495, Stephen
=. Collins 81 $40
Il was d-cid-i 10 build the two story
brick building and as the bids of s. j.
Collins and John Volk & Co., we're the
same. they were sent for and drew lots,
Mr.. Collins was the successful drawer
Messrs. j. N. Buford and Z. NJ. Sinnet
were continued as committee, to close
the agreement and ssuperintend the con-
struction of the building,
A resolution was also adopted authorix-
ing the president and clerk to prepare ten
bonds of $500 each with coupons attached
bearing per cent interest payable
81 900 10 three years, $4,000 10 four years
and $500 IN FIVE years, TO be used in
erecting and furnishing the building
A requisition on the county clerk was
made by the Board for $25. 900. The anpu-
al school levy. aud same as last year.