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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON


FOR PHILADELPHIA.-2.0 2.25 go, TAO,
.lO y.UO, y.l., 0 90. lp.8U. ll.63a. m. II. I6
,i2.43, 2.u3, 2.5U, 4.uU b.52, 6.;3s, 7.u6, $50,
lO.UV p. m. sundays, ,2.U5, 2.2s, $40 u.
%, e. 81 6.3S. 7.OC. 300, 1000 y. IN.
FOR NEW YoRK.-2O5, AS, b.3u, 7.U0, 9.55,
a ai:S u. M. sl2.4 AZ. 2.t3, 5,o!, o.3s D. M
sundays, 400, 2.z6 .. M. o.52 b.3S p. m.
foR BALTIMoRK.-H,51, 2.l2, 4.O2 7.55,
a%am. ;l2.65, sI.04. 4.i5 $3.50 1881 p. m
sundays. l2.5l. 2.l2, 40 ,7.5S q. in. lJ.5i
on WAsRIEGroN.-i2.5l, 2.l2, l.U2; 7.55.
900 =. mi lass. sI.OA. 6.5r y, In. Sun
aays, lz.oi, AHA, 4.Uz, I.5o q. nj.
.1iAoRE AND lNrERmkDIATE STA
iioss. rss ,i25l, sss a. M. l..s6, 4. i5 p. M.
tia 40 p. IN. train stops at Way sta.
Rams Ro,,s.nl My belw cen Perryviiie and
npaalumore. Sundays, I2.ol u. in.
T1,.,,. nnViLLE AND INTERMEDIATK STA
t,oss.-t.l6 p. m.
9H NEw CAsTLH.-6.O0 e.a5. a, M: l.ua
,I, no, p. M, No sunday trains,
TiosofoN Tions M AND INrRRMEDIArE STA
SUNDAY trains.
Aa MasS : AND lNDEaNEDIArE STATIONS
op ~, ., m ); l.vo p. m.
IN Ia WILMINGTON n NoRrrsRs n. H.
trains. nj 800, 5.U6 p. m. NO sunua,
Ioao n DELAWARE WEsTERN Il. R.-7,lt
Loan ~; OBS p. m.. Sunday trains,
o. m' and 900 o. IN.
AiNs ARRIVE AT wILMINa1 On
aSa 7.Sa aPln,ILADELpH1A.-l2.4s, 2o7. s57,
d. .O2 o..o u. M, II m.; l2.l6, lz.As
800. aS 100, AL, $40, $40 $40, 6.iu
l2t32ina kino.to, Ills p. III Sundays
u,E 'o'oA' %, ~. l0a. m; ", lJ.45
'a1Ns All FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Sts 1pua,LfHIA-Broad u, street Depot
hi6 '.V, s.l5, I0.sU, ii ~, ii, as a. m. /. 80
Ntn 1'oV. 400, 5.l0 5.l5, 6U.4p, 500 e.ai
sS sV, Lao p. IN. SUNDAYS. hi < a n m m
'~' 0'oo. s.Ab, 1000 III. 81 u m. ~ '''s "
on m new ~ YoRK.-2.07. s.52. 7.52. s.s.
Sa , a1.ie, .l.02. Al, $40 10. .45p nj
Fpo,, ,ss. 2.V1. s.57 1864 a. m. iv,4S 3. M
m.. .1a nA ALrIMoRR.-l.59, 2,I4. 9b0. l.a5 q
days ~ NV, $40, $50. $50 %. M. .,,,,,
FRos 10y. 2.l9 a. m. 6.41. $50 $50 n n,
m A.WAsHINGroN.-I.ha 10 I'D az y; "a - !.
da.s i2:4i, 2.yO, s. 48, Il Al n M 'i:so s.,s =
ppo,. s, Los, 2.is, a, M; 5.4S. $50 o. M 1D
Paoa nshsRYyILLE oaly-9.05 am.
6.IU, 4 IA oAsTLE.-S.ss. 9.y5, M; I2.U
HRos nEo PIN. No Sunday trains.
sos n ~ ARE R. k.-s. Az q, m.: I2. q
fRoa w.. ~. No sunday trains.
$40 q LhihGroN q NoRrH ERn II. a
trains. Nj Az'eo o.ss p. n. No Sunda.
so1 q u 1soE14wAHs I wnsrxss R. R.-so
a m. snd up r IA. Rundsv trains e,I
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ghs 9aiIy 6azstts.
-.n.n At WILMINGTON PosT.oTTIcn
bNTsh. "a sEcoHD-CLAss MATTER.
DISTRESSING SUICIDE.

e woman without any Ap.
-. mason takes q Fatal Dose
OF stryehnine'
Miss Adelaide Boyd aged rs years
donchter Of DR.. John BOYD, a ply
s;cian ] Of this city committed suicide.
last % night, at her fathers residence,
No. 8O4 Jefferson street, by taking a
| a, SO of strychnine.
The startling event was q shock.
ing surprise to the family, beng en-
tjrely unexpected and attended by
no premonitory happenings. During
last evening the young woman was
in cheerful frame of mind, and
entertained some young lady visi
| tors with unusual vivacity. She re-
fired to bed with ber sister about
1890 o'clock, and must have taken
the dose soon after, but no one saw
any indication OF her having made
such a rash step.
About an hour after retiring. the
poisonous strychnine began TO take ef-
feet, and the victim suffered excruci-
alinp pain. She awoke her sister, and
coolly informed her of what she had
done. The sister promptly aroused
1.-THE rest of the family and DR.. Boyd
Ibid all in his power to save his daugh-
tiers life, but without avail. DR..
Smith Cooper, of Seventh and Jeffer-
Bon streets, the nearest physician, was
pummoned aud at once administered
a dose of sulphate of zinc and tartar
bmetic. This produced slight vomit-
ing, but not sufficient to bring up the
large dose Of poison that had been ta-
ken. During all her suffering the
oung woman retained perfect cool
bess, and talked freely of her rash act.
6hs said she obtained the stry chniue
from her fathers medicine chest, and
book an unusually large dose in order
10 effectually accomplish her purpose.
DR.. Boyd says the quantity she took
vas sufficient to kill dozen men.
Before her death she said she had
ooked into the subject of poisons, and
elected strychnine because there is
10 positive an!idote for its effects,
Ehile there are numerous anti5otes for
Esenic, laudanum, and 9th poisons.
lfler enduring fearful safferings, the
oung woman died between - and
2.30 o'clock.
For this rash and distressing act no
eason can be positively assigned, be-
lond the fact that Miss Boyd was known
b entertain groundless fear that the
amily would soon be overtaken by pov-
rty, DR.. Boyd having recently lost some
property in Chester County, Pa. The
amily, however, possessed ample means
paside OF this loss, and DIR. Boyd en-
Joys fair practice. Under this fear Of
poverty Miss Boyd secured situation
! Lichtenstein's store, and catered upon
per duties yesterday, although her
mother offered her large sum OF money
ishe would not accept the situation
Last evening she returned from the store
lna depressed state of mind, but soor
fegained her usual cheerfulness, aud, as
above stated, was unusually sprightly
and couviv.al.
Or. BOYD, though residing In this city
painly practised his profession 10 south
fh Chester County, Pa where he was
veil and favorabl7 known. The family
re, OF course, terribly shocked by thil
distressing event, land have the sympathy
Inc whole community In their sac
fliction.
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A singular Revenge.

A story comes 10 US f,om Bloomington
Allegany county, Md, to the effect that
few days ago freight engineer on the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad had a "fall.
inJ out" with his sweetheart, who lives
al or near that place, and that the dam
sci In revenge oiled the rails on the track
In front Of her swain's train, which was
struRg ing up the 17-mile grade. It Is
said TO have taken the locomotive proper,
the .shelper" aud several Tons Of sand to
overcome the effects of the girls strata
gem. Cun,berlan1 Times.
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MAN Of Wilmington.

Mr.. j. B. Bel, proprietor of the
SOnday Star has prepared with much
care and attention to detail. a late
aud complete map Of the city. 1t
illustrates present affairs in Will
mington up to date, showing the new
ward lines, all the new and proposed
railroad extensions, the proposed
roads to the Delaware river, the
government jetty about to be con =.
structed at the mouth of the Chris
tiana, the locations Of the fire alarm
boxes, and many other interesting
points connected with Wilmington q
recent history. The map will be
published in next Sundays Star.
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attending the American Sunday schools
in Lucknow, India. These schools wers
first introduced by Mr.. Craven. young
American of great enterprise. A. drst
the old missionaries looked with great
disfavor on them. Some said, 1--WE
must stop Craven's Sunday schools, OF
the Hindoes will take their children
said, "He has zeal. Let him alons. -
Aud so, not through the agency OF the
men who might have been expected TO
establish 1t, but rather In the fAoo OF
their disapproval, the Sunday echoel
work obtsined secure foothold In this
centre of heafheniam, H
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A Rope Of womans Hair.
From the st. Louis Republican.

From the At. Louis Republican.
In his detail of Indian horrors that
came une or the notice Of Mr.. Markley,
The New Mexico Indian killer stated
that in 1857 he gave an Indian half q
40 lar for q hair rope ten feet in length
and alb out the size OF his little finger He
uniw,sted - fnd found that IL Was
III . 4. II tuIi I'D black hair,
Inch i, om III length II each hair, was
evidtntly that of w0meu. He Question:
ed the Indian, and found that the rope
was made from the hair OF the women
Massacre, for comp,ioi;y with Will IA
mur rider j shn D. Lee III, Mormon, was
lrisd and shot a fw ars ago. The
place where he purchss ! tho rope " 3
Mountain Meadow wher, me most har-
row ing and brutal massac : of modern
times occurred.
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-FOUR ARRESTS MADE.
Tall Oats.

Esquire Bertolette has just returned
from visit to Berks county. He re-.
ports that the farmers living In Obey
Township, about ten miles from Read
ing, having taken considerable inter-
est in raising oats this year. He was
shown stalk six feet eeven inches in
height. There was any quantity over
six feet high.
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he sensible.

You have allowed your bowels to be-
come habitually costive, your liver has
become torpid, the same thing ails your
kidneys. AMI you arejust used up. Now
be ne nsible; get package of Kidney
Wort, take II faithfully, and soon you
will forget you've got any such organs,
for you viii bs well man.-Albany ar
0He,
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Sent iopaiI.

Margaret Hopkins, the colored
oman, who was arrested by Consta-
~ Diiiin on the charge of stealing
anous articles from the boarding
oase Of Mrs. Keene, was given a
earlng yesterday afternoon before
squire Vandegrift. She was held in
Se sum of $500 bail to answer at
Iourt, in default of which she was
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MY Good Woman.

Why are you so out of sorts, never able
to tell folks that you are well2 Ten to
one its all caused in the first place by
habitual constipation, which no uones
finally caused deranged ktdneys anu
liver, The sure cure for constipation 10
the celebrated Kidney Wort. 1t 70 also
q specific remedy for all kidney and 1.-Two
er disc ases. Thousands are cured by II
every month. Try 1t at onee.-Tosed-
Blade.
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aezaS or spuoArros.
Annual Meeting Last Evening~Ap-
DOintment OF But Little
UBusfmess transacted.

DOfntment OF fTeachers-But Little
UBusfness Transaeted.
The Board Of Education held what Is
termed Its annual meeting last evening,
and IN the absence of President Conrad,
Mr.. Baird was called to the chair. The
session lasted until nearly 10 O'Clock, but
very little business was transacted.
Previous to entering upon the regular
order OF business, the rules, were upon
motion of MIR. Morrow, suspended and
II. D. Hickman, elected from the Fourth
Ward ct the last stated NEE ing 10 place
OF Mr.. McIntire resigned, was qualified.
The Cuminiitee on Teachers, ,Dade the
following report as to the appointment
vi teachers aud their salaries:
WILMINGTON, July 18, 1881.
To the Board Ut PuAnc Education:
GENTLEMEN-Yonr COMMITTEES on
Teachers would mos respectly report az
foilO ws conceruing the appointment 6t
teachefs tor tue ensuing year. Changes
recommended: = Mics Mary T.. Jackson,
Hfst assistant In Boys' No. A, TO the place
OF prii ctpal OF No. IL, Miss Ella Il,
Todd, first assistant IN No. 6, to the
ssme osltion In No. l3; Miss Phoebe K.
Guthrie, fourth assistant in No. 8, to the
place vi firth assistant IN No. Is; Miss
Annie e. Kstts, principal OF No. IL, to
The same place 10 No. 10; Miss Sidney a.
Wslls, first assistant in No. II, to the
same place In No. d; Miss Jennie l..
Black, first assistant In No. 10, to the
same place place IN No. IL; Miss Wilhel-
nina Sipcomb, principal of No. Is, to
ths place of first a 'tapt In Boys No.
a; Miss Maggie ID. - rentsr, first assis.
tant in No. 10, to the place Of tour b al
81 tant in No. 8; Miss X ,te r. EvaDs
from the lowest position In No. IL, to
the lowest position In No. 10; Nlss e "a
K. Cooling, from ihe lowest position In
No. 16, to tue lowest position In No
l6.
The following appointments of new
teacueIs are recommended: Miss LIZZIE
Alrich, TO thu lwes' position in No. ~
| Miss ANNE IA, PiersOu, TO the place oi
principal OF No. 10; Mlss Ella Beeso o "a,
| a,sistaDtin No. 10.
Tns full list OF teachers recommended
for appointment, with their an ual sal
aries, 10 as follows:
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DR.. G. F. MANSON. of 2040 North 7th
st. Philadelphia, ssys Il hive used
Lleblg Co.'s Uocoa Beef Tonic among my
patti enLs with tue most satisfactory re-
suits The drain of strength caused by
malaria, lung affections, female COM
piaiuts, Imperfect digestion and bilious
ness Is speedily remedied by It's use.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovefs of really good chewing tot ac-
20 should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as ills the only tobacco which
has not the flavor of Drug tStore and
does not cause sore mouth.
D. l5--d u VS. N
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DEAN STANLEY DEAD.
The DistinEuished Divine 1tRAek
EN- by Ery stpelaa. nlsS Sfi

LONDON, July 19.-Dean Htxpley ~
dead. The erysipelas, which was at
first local, having spread rapidly, Canon
Farrar administered the sacrament 70
the patient early yesterday morning.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury arrived
a. the Deanery of Westminster just in
time to speak few words TO the Dean
before ths latter became uuconscious.
Dean Stanley's sister, Canon Earrar sud
Jones, and several members of the house
hold were present at his death-bed. Tho
Dean will be buried beside his wife In
Westminster Abbey. The Neos this
morning says no living divine will be
more deeply regretted or more widely
missed than is Dean Stanley.
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Paxtng on.

City Treasurer Guthrie is busily en-
gagged to-day IN paying off the bills pass
ed by City Council on Friday evening
lasl. Those for whom orders were pass
ed, as rule come up promptly.
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roamed along the Brand7wine from
the a'ley mill to 5hellpot, and oLce
attempted to harbor herself In Beggs'
brickyard. but was driven away.

ottONRtCo w h8t WI 0Olb0Ah Al 9O6kD
brickyard, but was driven away.
CAREER OF CRIME cHEoKED.
This horrible career of crime aud de-
bauchery was checked by her arrest on
Saturday evening. At the police station
she related her sad history TO Chief
Maxwell, and gave him her fathers
name and address, and also the name Of
her betrayer, Jam Maloney. The
Cbief telegraphed to Mr.. McGrath, who
came down Sunday evening and had
most affecting inters lew with his erring
child. He returned to Pniladelphi, the
same evening, but came down again last
night with some clean clothing for her.
Daring last evening, the Mayor held the
lopg interview with the girl, above al
luded to, aud during this interview the
girl swore ont warrant for the arrest
OF Mal0ney, aud also for the two men
who violently outraged her person. She
learned their names by frequent COM
| municati0n with them after LIB outrage,
and II is probable they will ere long re-
fleet upon their revolving crime behind
prison bars.
LasG hight The sorrowing father, with
his suffering daughter, left on the 10
O'Clock traiu to return TO the home so
sally bli9hted by tboughtless girls
foolish folly. During their daughters
prolonged absence the parents were al
most crszsd by grief and anxiety. At
fist they supposed she was staying with
lady friend, but soon learned 10 the
contrary, and knew nothing as to her
whereabouts until Chief Maxwell's dis
patch was received.
THE DETRAYER. -.-
James Maloney, the abductor and be-
trayer, is q well known WilmiBgt oman,
about twenty five years OF age. He is a
son of old rhn MaloDey, who used to
vend oranges and lemons around Will
mington, aud is a nachinist by trade.
For the past SIX or saven years he has
resided in Philadelphia, but never bore
a very good reputation either here or
there. Under The laws of Pennsylvania
Ills abduction and seduction OF the girl
are bolh penal ufences.
| Mr.. McGrath, the father of the girl, II
q respected citizsn OF Philadelphia anC
All engineer by trade. He resides al
No. 1446 Fswn street.
-FOUR ARRESTS MADE.
This morning Officer McIIlhenny ar
rested James NJ alloy and George Hof1;
mon. officer Richards arrested JOIN
Hoffman, anc officer Farrou arrested
Joseph Farrell, Oh warrants iss1ed al
the instance of Laura McGrath. MalIoy
IL charged with assault and battery and
rape, and the others with violent assau t
The parties are all well-known hah'tnes
of the "oid church" neighborhood. 9th.
er warrants are out and will be served
today.
| This philadelphia autho rites are alsc
aroused over the disgusting affair, ane
are hunting for Maloney, The seducei
and abductor. Ii caugh hs will be well
sweatened tor his awful offence.
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summer Resort Notes.

A series of amateur theatricals will b
given at the Casino Theatre, Newport,
at az early date.
Notwithstanding the backwardness OF
the season the hotels at Saratoga have
begun to IN up in earnest. g
The United States Hotel. Saratoga,
claims the tallest waiter Of the season.
He is six and one-hah feet In height.
The pleasantest time on pleasant day
at Coney Island is the hour OF sunset,
and the number Of visitors probably u
greatest then. 5s
There Is a hotel, the Seven epripn
Mountain House situated 1000 feet above
Underwater, near the summit Of Hchnnne-
MUNICH Mount. Orange county, n. Z.
Cape May is getting ITS full share Of
the peasure-seeking tide. The season
satish es cottagers and hotelkeepero
alike. l5 s
There were $1,000 people at Long
Branch yesterday. The boats Were
crowded TO their utmost limit, and the
pier was filed with people.
Ocean Grove has been thoroughly reno
waited. 1t is huge structure that covers
about half an acre ofground and when
filed accommodates 5000 persons.
Ocean Grove, N. j., the great Metho-
dist seaside resort OF the world, Y an cx-
ample of whAt can be done with the
barren "saud districts" OF New jersey.
The 400 or 500 acres within the enolos-
ure OF Ocean ttrove twelve years ago
were not worth as much a. o. good-siged
lot In one of the main avenues can -
sold at. In the past year the GROUNDS
have been greatly improved.
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NoTICE,-Dr. Khne's Great Nerv,
kestorer is the marvel Of the age for al
Nerve Diseases. All tits stopp.d free.-
Send TO g31 Arch .Streets 'Pniip seiphia,
, 2o-ly
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DIED.

DoRsEy.-Op the 18th of July. .I88l,
Mrs. Hannah Dorsey. In the s0th year
of her age.
1he relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral ON her lac residence, No. llo
West twelfth street, on Wednesday, j uly
10Th, at IL O'Clock a. m.
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A Bold Declaration.

Capt. John 8. Wise. one of Gen. Ma
homes lieufenants, Is quoted ~ having
boldly declared: "This thing Of consulf-
ing creditors about what they are will
ing to take Is all stuff; shat the debtors
should decide what they are able 70
give, and make the creditors take II
whether thew are willing or NOT. The
Lvnch burg Virainion very naturally en-
sets hun by ailusi0n to the fact that the
captain representa- In the federal court
very larg. claim set up BY Senator
NJ MahoDe for services not rendered while
the affairs of the late Atlantic, Mississ-
ippi and Ohio Railroad were In the
hands of the receivers.
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SCHOOL NO. l. IN
BOYS HIGH AND Il,
GRAMMAR DEPT. s
s. j. Wiley. 81, ,2O0l A
saiiie Hore. 6e5
susanna Pyle, 5i5 J
Annie Sayers, 545 Il
Eliza A. Craig, b45 y
GIRLS HIGH AND q
GRAMMAR DEPT. A
Mary Miller, $l005 y
Jane Craig. 65s
Anna NJ. Lewis, 81 N
Mary y. Spring II 5i5 !,
81 lie A Taylor. 545 5
GIRLS GRAMMAr = l.
SCHOOL.
Emma Pringle, $500 A
M. A Sayers, 90 u
Giara j.. U, udtiss 46a .
Al ce MeI Ger, 40 N
SCHOOL NO 2. L
ydia T.. Ford. $3.50 \
Emma D kford 425
Sallie @. Bye, 81 Y
Mar, ] Wheeler, 800 1
Matilda Rurns, B. u j
sail Q L. Wooley, $50 j
@. M ndenhall, 3N
SCHOOL NO. 3. A
Fannie ] Buuer $3.50 4
Lizzie ]. Sayars, 40 y
Ada Conner, 3S0 h
A. l.. Medara, @ l.
Jennie Stuart 36t
Mary M. Brady. 3Ol !
SCHOOL NO, 4. A
BOYS DEPT. N
Mary j Francis 500 &
W. Slocomb, 510 A
Rebecca A ryle, 48O L
l.. u schmidt. 480
GIRL s DEPT. X
Kate T.. stewart $706 n
sue Nj. BatemaD,5 0 A
A. +. Magarity, 4& 1
Emma "a. Coyie 469 I
SCHOOL NO 8.
GRAMMAR DEPT !
Fmlna CIR fifth, 800 |
Mary j. Walker, 500 4
ebecsa E Brown $50 :
Matte Craig, 4BU |
A. speak man. 40 :
PRIMARY DEFT. 7
r.. L.. Gould, $3.50 h
M. W. Carswell. $50
A. Raudnltzky. 3tyl :
Annie X. Gurus, 36U s
SCHOOL NO, 6 \
Mary A Guthrie, $3.50 \
NJ. L. McCaulley AS \
sidney A. ellis, s@ y
Rebecea J. Davis, So
Ella X. PROVOST. 3s4i; !
NJ. E. . .arpenter, 800
Eva X. Cooling. 5W; /
SCHOOL NO. 7.
Mary l. i acklen $3.50 I
v. A. Vandever, 425 I
NJ. M. Turner, 3S0i
The Committee re
reducing the salary
Wiley, Principal of
ment of No. l School,
Mr.. Lobdell moved
m ain at $1,000 the
The motion was ado
to A, but subsequent!
to adopt the report
cassion ensued as b
salary, Messrs. Bsugt
oring The reduction, a
| posing 1t. The reporl
ed.
The Finance Conn
following report:
Your Finance col
port that IL seems to
the Financs commit
we may add, the opin
Of Council, that u WI
them to issue oond
building oftwo scho
eDt. one at Tenth an
othersat OAK and Hal
| Signed
| DR.. Grimshaw des
what authority Coun
Board how many
should build. The Ii
that Council issue b
of $780, 900 for the use
MIR. Lobdell called
DIR. Grimshow to the
passed by the legls
Council may issue boI
not that 1t shall. I
Committee was up
Belts, laid on tue tab
ing night.
The committee on
reported progress.
On motion To pay
lot on Townsend sire
new school house is
was laid over until NJ
A motion to engag'
! son TO inspect the he'
the school houses wa'
/ Adjourned.
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I'M. v. McDOnneil 800
D Eliza A. Reagan, 800
5allie r. haw, 36U
Dol Anrie III. Trump, $40
s5 SCHOOL NO y.
ID Sailie S. Pugh. $3.50
10 tm ma Houston, AS
- Mary A. colt, ESQ
DlG. H. Sayers, 80
A. 6awthrop, 800
)J Ma la g. LO ey. 3U0
Is SCHOOL NO. 8.
| M y 1 Williams 500
10 san Wter, AIS
Is susan E. Cook, $50
p !. T. Matthews, $50
SCHOOL NO. 10.
10 Annie j. Black $3.50
o Lizzie Il. Duncan 40
81 2. 4 Magarity, $50
J Maggie Miller, $50
L. A. Lowber, 360
)0l Nellie LackIen 800
Isl SCHOOL NO, IL.
8 VI, A. j jackson, $3.50
30 Ida Carswel1. AS
b Jennie L, Black, 38U
90 5allle M. Jones, 36U
N SCHOOL NO. IL.
Addie Urmy, $3.50
70 A II. Fuller ton, 425
. Mary / q sssa, $50
20 Ella ID. Burns, 800
} Liz. Alrich, 300
H. SCHOOL NO 10.
n 5allie A. Taylor $3.50
IAiice Hazel. 42I
Mlla Il. Todd, $50
10 Eliz. U Black, 800
70 Anna P. Beeson $50
W Lizzie Steele, $40
30 SCHOOL NO. IA.
Kate Thatcher, $50
D0 NJ. l. Hawkins, 425
0 Annie p. Nichols $50
g. A e @ Nc 'losk y 800
SO Emma Johnson, 800
SCHOOL NO. 10.
Annie Il. Hates, $3.50
90 L.. q VanTrump 425
90 Nellie @ Dupcan, $50
80 Sallie Evans. 800
u H. p. Dennison, $40
5 =. E. Dennlson, 36O
Phoebe L Gu hrie 38U
80 Kaie e. Evans, 50O
30 SCHOOL NO 18.
" Sal ia a. Miller S700
u s. B Cruise; $50
Maggie N. Elias, aSa
Sol Mary Dover, 800
Is MEFayerweat hers o
W NJ f. Campb Ill $50
81 SCHOOL NO. II.
~: NJ 4 MeChDskey $3.50
80; SCHOOL NO Is.
w: EN-. ~. Dorster, 1850
SCHOOL NO. 10,
50; A. X. pieion, $3.50
25; Ella Beeson, $40
SOL
reported IN favor OF
ary of Stansbury j.
of the Boys Depart :
'ool,to $1,000 per year.
we'd that the salary re-
be same as last year.
adopted by a vote of Z
ntly when the motion
ort as amended, a dis
s TO the increase OF
ugh and Palmer, fov.
D, anl Mr.. Hazlett op.
port was finally adopt.
,mmittee presented the
committee would re-
] to be the opinion oil
lmittee of Council, and
opinion of,he majority
will be impossi bic fol
onds, except for the
choOi houses. at pres
and Spruce, and the
Harrison streets. "
d. orc. KENNY.
desired to know .by
ouucil dictated to the
ny school houses II
le legislature had said
!, bonds to the amount
use Of the Board.
lied the attention ol
the fact that the act al
legislature reads thai
bonds TO that amount,
The report OF the
upon motion of Mr.
table until next meet
, on new school houses
pay the owners of the
street, upon which the
is to be erected, $3.50
II next meeting.
gage a responsible per
heaters and boiler, in
was adopted.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-19
AEW ADVEMrlsHllEN:a's.

NJ OTICE.-A special meeting Of Nern-
~ Ing star Division, No. 9, Sons Of
Tem perance, will be held this (NondAy)
evening, in usual place, ,at O'Clock sharp.
jylS 1t. sAE
The daily gazette., 1881-07-19

n OTIOE.-THE fOUHTEENTH Az
IN NUAL MEETING OF the stock hold
ers of the Aid Loan Association will be
held on WEDNERDAY evening nsx..
July 20, at 5 O'Clock, whom The annual n.
directors elected. The frst payment
Will then be m ade on new etock.
GEORGE @. MARIe, seoret ~.
0n1ce, COL shipley Street, second storys
jyls-8t.