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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-08-22
The LeCOnGe Pear Buslmess-&O
Ahead.

AS writer in the Florida DispatcA intimates
that II would be well to go slow with the Le-
Conte pear business. few facts and figures will
serve TO throw additional and encouraging light
on the subject and give new hope TO the despon-
dent-if there be any. Fifty trees is about the
average per acre in LeConte pear orchards. Ten
bushels TO the tree is a very small average, as
many trees produce much more than double that
quantity. But ten bushels 10 the tree viii give
a yield OF 500 bushels 10 the acre, which, at 81
per bushel, would amount TO $500 per acre.
very handsome income from q comparatively
small investment
To those contemplating putting out LeConte
pear orchards. our advice is 60 ahead and don't
" 60 slow," either. MI
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

This well known State Institution has been In
cessfu operation since 1889 and having been reorganzed
by The act Of March 1851 iIh Board OF Visitors
and the election Of the old Faculty Is prepared
supply upon the best terms the distinctive
Of general Scientific and Military school,
OF the L. s Military Acad at West Point and upon
the same System successfully pursued before the
The Faculty which included Gen. StOnewa all
Jackson, Gen. II. 4. AOdes and Com. N. r.
Maury, how consists OF the following Superintendent
and Professors
Gen. FRANCIS H. SMITH. L. D., Superintendent and
Professor Nath and Moral Philosophy.
Gen. r. II. WILLIAMSON. Prof Practlca Eng etc
Col. : SHIP Com Cadets and Prof. Tactics.
Col. j. N. BROOKE, Prof. Ply scs.
Col N. B. HARDIN Prof. General and Applied Chem
istry, etc.
Col T. M. SEMMEs Prof. Modern Languages, etc.
Col J. w. LYELL- Prof Math. and Logic
Col. j. IT, MORRISON, Adjunct Prof. Chemistry, etc.
Col. E. W. NICHOLS, Prof. Civil and Military Engn-
eering and Astronomy.
Under the direction of efficient Finance Committee
of the Boa I'd OF Visitors and with enlarged annuity
from the State, OF cadets reduced the
lowest rates. Session opens September q.
For information or appointment, address
l5-Ol GEN. f. ii. SMI II. Superintendent
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On The morning of the 10Th, ere the day was
scarce begun, the spirit of little FRANKIE
youngest child of Mr. and Mrs A. j Fish, passed
from its earthly home TO that beautiful and
brighter one beyond. He was sick but short
time before being called hence 10 add another
jewel in the crown of Him who said. " of such
is the kingdom of Heaven" To The broken cir
Gle no words can mitigate their pain or fill the
aching void left by this sudden call He was
loved by ala mothers darling, the hearts idol
of loving sister, and the pet of father and
brothers. Ere the fifth summer had passed over
his little head the messenger came and he was
summoned from their side to form another link
in that circle which will never be broken Weep
not for him. Safely nestled in the arms of his
Savior, no sickness nor sorrow will reach him
there, and when LIES voyage is DER you will
meet him again in that beautiful City of the
Blessed.
" Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to Heaven con veyed,
And babe IL blossom there"
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Cream PuHs.

Philadelphia caterer gives this recipe: Take
three-quarers of pound of -four, a half pound
OF butter, ten eggs and one pint of water Boil
wafer and butter together, and stir the -four in
while hot; let cool, then stir the eggs in, one at
time without heating. Drop a spoonful at
time on a baking-pan, keeping each one sepa-
rate, and bake in hot oven. To make cream,
take quart of milk, one coffee-cupful of -four.
two cups of sugar, four eggs Boil the milk and
SIR IN the other ingredients, beating all we'll TO-
geihcr, and flavor with lemon or vanilla"
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HOW SHALL WE PRESERVE HER HEALTH AND
BEAUTY.
One who has long investigated this subject
gives the result, and is happy 10 say il is found
ia W0man's Best Friend" 1t is adapted es-
pecialIy 70 that great central, al.c0Dtrolling or
gan, The womb, correcting lis disorders and
curing any irregularity of the "menses" or
e courses DIR. J. Bradfelds Female Rcgula-
tor acts like a charm in whites, and In sudden
or gradual checking. or In entire sioppage o,
"mOnIhly courses" from cold, mental troubled
in every instance. In chronic cases, SD often
resulting in liberation, falling of the womb, its
action is prompt and decisive, saving the con-
sttution from numbeTless evils and premature
decay.
Prepared by DR.. ]. Brad6eld, Atlanta, Ga
Price: Trial size, 70 cents; large size, $3.50
For sale by all druggists. Il
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The following civil appointments have been
made by The Governor and duly commissioned
the past week
john L. Edwards, 10 be Justice of the Peace
in and for the county of Duval
Horace A. Tanner, TO be Justice Of the Peace
in and for The county of Volusia
n. ID. Phillips, to be member of the Board of
Health in and for The City OF Gainesville
j. A. Carlisle, 10 be member of the Board OF
Health in and for The City of Gainesville
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Good Intelligence.

The valuable preparations of the celebrated
Dr. Acker, so iavorably known throughout Eu
rope, have lately been introduced among oul
people. Dr. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will bt
hailed with joy by all who are distressed will
disorders of the stomach and liver for which
they are sure preventative and cure. They arr
very pleasant, and sold in elegant boxes at 2:
and 80 cents, by w. A. Rawls [eow
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New Advertisements.
THE
WEEKLY NEWS,
SAVANNAH, GA.

A MAMMOTH eight page paper. containing sixty
prominence to all matters relative to the Agricul
urai, Commercial and Political interests of the peo-
pie, while its General News Georgia and Florida
Items a0d Market Reports Departments are speci-
allies In which 10 Is uneQuaed. Full Telegraphic
News from all parts of the world up TO the hour of
going 70 press. Original stories, by home asthors
are an attractive feature of the WEEKLY NEWS
The following new stories will appear this season
Irene Douglas" by Miss Allie Lawho n; The
Harold BrOtuers," by Mrs Ophelia Nisbet Reid ;
Eagle Bend" by Mrs Mary Faith Floyd; +" Desire
cue" by Miss JaBev B. Hope; " Miss Littlejohn,"
by Miss Eleanor NJ. Jones.
Every subscriber for one year Is entitled To any
one of the following serials of the Morning News
Library: "Sombre Monde" by Miss Mary Rose
Floyd; "Mufft" by Mrs OpheIi Nisbet Reid !;
Through the Years" by Miss R. J. Philbrick !;
" Reviresco," by Miss ". f. Heath {" The Heather
cotes," by Mat Grim; Hcrxchen," by Mrs. Nora
Lipman Hussey; "Vascoe; or, Until DEATH" by
Mrs B. NJ. Zimmerman "Only Nora Heartley."
by Mrs. Ophelia Nisbet Reid: 1.-THE Image of Her
Mother" BY Mrs. Mary Augusta Wade; Elijah
Bathurst's Expialiou," by Miss Fannie May Will !;
Georgia; Brandy Farm" by Miss Mary Rose Floyd,
of Florida; Warp and Woof." by Miss R. J. Phil
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In ordering the WEEKLY NEWS state what story
you want, and II will be sent to you, or to any ad-
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To receive the benefit of this offer inscriptions
must BE- for one year, -
Postmasters and Agents are authorized to forward
subscriptions.
y. NJ. EsTlLL,
1S-1yl Whitaker Street, Savannah, Ga.
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The Farmers CO-operaiive Union of Florida
regularly chartered and organized, has its head
quarters at Jacksonville. The main object of
this UnioE is to unite the farmers of Florida in
joint stock association for their mutual benefit
and protection in The matter of securing cheaper
transportation and greater facilities for the dis
tribu'on OF their fruits, vegetables and other
products, and thereby realizing larger profits
See advertisement elsewhere
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The desire for slimulanIs is becoming a mon
strOus evil aud how 10 overcome il is serious
question with refnrmers. Parker's Ginger Tonic
fairly solves the difficult problem. II invignrate:
body and mind without Intoxicating, and liza.
brought health and happiness To many desOlal,
homes -Ehpuirer See other column.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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IN -
1s
... ,.,,.,.,. ronic ms, receiv.a .,
%. !,
-r..J.p,n ,,um trees in and about the Can
...t ,-,t.re .H fi,i hlonm
,..-.....- - tho ms, of7oo no,,ce
.....t...t... ,... column
"''' '''" ''''''''''
s'a'. 3 stunts ''S' - l'''sA
Tho -re'12 h- announcement Is made that
o-'r.''o af' 'I"r p"'ird ont OF fashion
TIE steamer Annie las resumed her regular
'r.l..n5 Is ,>f.,i,l o.rrive al 81. Marks on
Thursday
500 lV,rti~,m,ntofS savannah Weekly Nc,rs.
oneai t.,, largest and h,>i weekly journals in
fine caar,rt
We r.ttr, a number of pomerranate Trees
IN different PORTIONS ~ The civ bearing very
ahnniu.v
IL r.r N...i have fin. vegetables Won musi
% -.ol >.tl TIE hller YOU viii find AT Ellioi's
Cy Du- ca.e 1911
-Ia.m4>t e- aucsiAn we'll has reached
dep'a o., loo t.t. 'he last - or 20 feet being
''''i .-''' >'ii f'ek-
- 'na luF-.c.tI- claim thai the sudden re-
pressing Il ewing IN children may lead to Saint
Ndl> a-ne- 10 'iirplc fils
DR. VI III iaily receiving The thanks of
parents whose children have been sav,d hy DR.
Motifs L.eaiua JIcothii.- Powders
For f-h.g-rr, clnts YOU can have the FLO
RIpiAN ~."' To yo7r at re~> for three months
Beginning SEPTEMBER Isl and ending December
Isl
The master sale OF The Monticello Branch
mn '' '.'S been postponed until Monday, the
''l 90 'c'"oef f"f1ieS interested VIII take
U''' n'''''e' "'
'i"I' ny 'hHu spare my chld !! cries
u ~ 49,
s.,,,f l... .ia,l.,...
c,..
dr,, q. Drcember-it will cost van onl, o. ,e,,s
send f. vour name
"V'" ''''i''''''
MASTER, ,i,,s NOV. ,.fioo
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49,, =. ~. :. - - W. eu' pun
''''' 10"
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Of npre ,,l,l,so, In" ''eeS
'o''''''u'
me '''h' /" make up clubs for The
N' ~ '''' e" 'p"is"' 1t VIII Dc furnished
At me very 10" price o. p cents from The first
""'' '"' "'S' % december next
ne 'ac' mat Leon county farmers are hand
'hns more cash ihi~ season than during any sum
mer since the surrender may he taken AS an ey-
'''nce OIL material advancement and prosperity.
We learn that unlimited round trip tickets
io Jacksonville. for one fire hav. h,..n ill.,,
s"re oy 'ne ron "a Central and Western
.:'.. >''"i'"''' ''' Tue dement, oil merchants
'''''"s savannah OF Northern cities
-Messrs Hall q Lamb continue to supply
Tallahassee with frsi-class beef During the
p'S' week they have slaughtered some of the
larie'' and finest cattle to be found in this sec
men ni''''' Is good oeei or none
Parties shipping sweet potatoes should be
'''e'ui 10 protect them from the heat of the sun
a much as possible A lot shipped by gentle
man "l This city were sun baked" and arrived
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= THE FroETDIAN can be found on sale AT
B-.-.- ,.r seaside Library aud News stand. in the
.Il,-t F-s
- TINS FIoRInIAN may be found on file al
C-.l R.e,'. * co.. Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
go spa street,. where advertising contracts may be
--.f. fry r r View York
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POsT.OFFICE NOTICE.


AEKivsL AND CLOSING or HAu&
ArYiuea QLoass
- and Eastern. ..--....- 80 A. NJ eco n
Nof..- ....------...50o NJ eOOAM
60 Carrahelle. Newport,
= : -, uforsslle .....---..LSo M. oOOAM
HOURS
iI b. open TO lessces Of boxes continuously
- a. irrrv window will be open nom A N
IT, except during the time IL takes TO open the in
e -,.i.. TIE stamp window will be opened from
49, > r u snd from - 70 p N
= =, S-rssss tire once will be open from 10 3 AN
NnNET-oRDER oFFICE
-. No-s,-o-i,r ofHce viii be open from 9so A. N TO
- a-a from 30 p NJ to JPN
= ,-a-ie~- f~-ued At this once payable in any
100 riffi state and also Canada Great Britain
- IT.. sid Germany
- D. ,,fr- srr tte rates Of commission: On orders
.,-..-,-a.- Del cen's SIS and not exceeding
- Is lsrf- over - ana 4 exceeding So ~ cents
= a. ,-d nor exceeding So. 5 cents
W g STEWART. P. NJ
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Just Received.

large lot of Garden Seeds, selected especially
for this section, comprising Cabbage, Beels and
Tunips, all warranted fresh and genuine, and
tue To name, grown by Hiram Slbley & Co, OF
Rochester n V, and for sale exclusively by
l6-u H. S. ELLIOT
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Fac,. Worth Remembering.

Most eminent physicians give testimony tina
the best, safest and mildest remedy for all form,
of Od-poisoning whether inherited con
tracted, is Ackrr's Blood Elixir, which give.
tone and vitality to The system, throwing "ff al
evis-removing pimples. scrofula, rheumatism
etc. Sold by W. \. Raws. Cow
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And rapidly advancing. subject to change
without notice. Ry the box only-Fat Backs,
13sc. Bellies, 13tc.. freight added, so cents per
100 pounds on gross weight. Butts, IS cents, de-
livered al depot.
15-u Y A. LEVY
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ASONIC.

- R--i At me- ms IN "a 81 ~. JACKSON LoDeE
$50 ~ .-cfork ? "
n w MCINTOSH. Sscretarv.
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AT the close of the sermon the minister be-
came impressive. Raising his voice, he said
Judgment judgment !" and a small boy in
the vestibule shouted, " Out on first"
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Entirely Satisfactory.

Ladies wishing perfume that combines nov
ely, delicacy aud richness, find Flnreston Co.
lOgne entirely satisfactory
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We love The noble sunfiower Not because
it is any relation to Oscar Wilde, but because il
takes care of itself from infancy up To flower
hood and doesn't require any hoeing.
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Fresh Cabbage Seeds,
Fresh Turnip Seeds,
Fresh Ruia Baga Seeds, at
1911 RAwLs'
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AGENTS WANTED.

d. AAA MONTH PAID TO RELIABLE
DlUV and energetic agents In pleasant and
Apply 70 Lock Box 16l, tallahassee, Fla.
August G 1602E2m
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Rs..-f .f T,stperIfHre ~ TdRahdSset, Florida
fir NE past Fe,k
1s.e-rl. 1r- ttsen hv W 4 RAwLs. Druggist and
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APPLETON, 8. c., July 18th, 1882.

AFTAEIUNi o. Va July ISIus 1907.
w. H. BARRETT Augusta, Ca:
DEAR SIR: have used your 81. Fl. p. in my
family for Indigestion. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and regard il a. the finest prepare
ton Of the kind have ever used.
Yours truly,
MARSHALL HILL,
OF Blount q Hill
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n. d. d =.

-l.tr mreinCS of LEoN LODGE No. s,
- .,.-, Ta-si1g Erenisq their Lodge Room Al
,-s brothers IN good standing are invited to
-.-+ W. y BAKER. y. G.
"A N.I~re-H. In. r ;
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West Florida Seminary.

THE TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
Il will begin October I'd, 1882, and close June
18th, 1883. A corps of four Instructors has been
employed, Collegiate Curriculum adopted, and a
fine Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus OBJ
tanned. Tuition, % and s. per quarter of nine
weeks. French German aud Spanish, % each per
quarter Good board can be obtained at SIC and
SIS per mouth.
Each county west of the Suwannee is entitled to
double the number of Students to its representation
in the Legislature Benenciaries of this class are
charged no tuition and application to the Secre-
tary of the Board Of Education will receive free
transportation over the F. c. & w. R. r. For full
particulars apply to the Secretary for circulars.
p HOUSTOUN, President.
j. T. BERNARD, Secretary. rs Sw-A
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~ B.r1l4r meetings Of AUCUIA ENCAMP-
- y. q i- hed The frst and third TRHrsday Ere
49, r...t rlur-h. ~ their Lodge Room at O'Clock
!. ls.---.. - - ,ri stand ny invited attend
JOHN McDOUGALL C. p.
Il n n f>~eSH n. N~rfn-
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MAYoR's OFFICE,
EEsBURG. Va Anril 10 1874

MAYORS OFFICE,
LEEsBURG, Va, April 10, 1873
Asssrs. HntchisOa d Bro: 1t affords me pleas
ure to testify To the great cirfaes of your Neu-
raigine " Tor the cure of neuralgia and sick head
ache. IL 10 the best remedy Cor these most dis
tressing complaints have ever used II should
be In every family In the country.
Yours truly,
GEo. R. HAD,
Mayor Of Leesburg, Va
HUfCHIsoH b BRo.. Propulsion, Atlsnta. Ga.
Sold By al druggistS TT
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
RELATING To THE CALLING OF A CON-
VENTION TO REVISE THE
CONST1TTITIuN

CONSTITUTION
WHEREAS, The present Constitution Of this State
Ia not in accord with the wishes of the people ;
therefore,
The People Of the State Of Florida. Represented Ia
SeRate aud Assembly, do Resolve FbllOps SECTION
l. That IL Is the determination of this Legislature
that Is necessary to revision of the Consti
tuition of the State of Florida; that this determine
zion be entered upon the respective journals of the
two Houses of this Legislature. with the yeas and
nays and that the same Is referred to the Lesai
next hereafter to be chosen and shall be published
in ut least three newspapers of this State for three
months before the time for choosing the next Leg
islature.
Approved March z, 1881. [Augl-Sm
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FOR SALE

ONE FARQUHAR IRON KING HORsE-power
~ for ginning cotton. All Iron King posts and
ljusted that the ssgging of Clubhouse does not
affect it, Used season, and gave perfect salts
faction. l desire to sell TO make room for steam
power. Price, $3.50; all complete aud in perfect
order. w. L. ROBINSON.
August Is, lS82-tf
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-29

helms remarks, but he had prepared a resOld-
ton which he thought would meet the eher-
gency and prove more satisfactory. He was
not IN favor of the study of German to the
detriment of the English branches, and there
fore offered the following as an amendmentto
the amendment:
ResoLved, That the study of any language
other than English in the public schools OF
this city be optional with the pupils; that the
teaching of languages other than English in
said schools shall be done in separate recita-
ton rooms, and SO as not to interfere with
other studies in the main schools rooms, or
with the duties of the teachers in such rooms,
with respect to such studies; That the above
shall apply to the High school as well as the
graded schools.
The two amendments gave rise to a lengthy
but good natured debate, participated in by all
the members of the board, at the conclusion
OF which Inspector Kerr's amendment was
adopted by the full vote of the board, with the
exception OF Inspector Oppenheim, but he
finally voted for the adoption of the report OF
the committee as whole.
Inspector WIlgus, from the committee on
reported that the committee had
contracted with Prendergast Bros. for four
furnaces for the Garfield school, at the price
of 81 AIS, which report was adopted.
Inspector Schiffman gave notice that at the
next meeting of the board he should offer a
resolution to amend the rules SO as to provide
for special committee upon the study of
German, after which the board adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-29

During the three DAYS racing next week at
Minneapolis, Commodore Kittson's entire
stable will be present. in addition to many of
the most noted horses ih the world. No one
should fail to be present and see the noble
animals exhibit their wonderful speed.
This evening, the pupils recital at Mrs.
Bailey's academy and conservatory, No. Sc
Park place, will be given. The pupils will be
assisted by Miss Marie Geist. recently from the
conservatory Of music, at Munich, and by Mr..
Muehlenbruch, recently of Straus' orchestra,
in Vienna. Miss Geist will furnish solo on
he cello, while Mr.. Muehlenbruch will fur
nish violin solo, and both will give duet on
the same instruments, and also trio with the
same instruments and the piano.
Last evening information was sent down
from Fort Smelling to the police authorities
to the effect that four soldiers that had been
convicted of various crimes, and who were
confined In the guard house, preparatory to
being sent to the military prison at Leaven-
worth, had broken away from the guards and
escaped. A sergeant notified the whole
force and took such other steps as were deemed
judicious to recapture the four men. Up to
10 o'clock nothing had been seen Of them.
The city lookup was tenanted last night by
q large and varied collection of game early in
the evening. Officer Smith brought in man
found making an indecent ex-
posture before two ladies. Officer
Mcdonald followed with man arrested for
insulting lady. Officer MASON with some
assistance succeeded in getting in five tramps
later in the evening and these with two disor-
derby conducts and six DRINKS made up the
party, fifteen in all.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-29
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

ImportanE Meeting Last Nieht-List o.
Teachers for the Ensuing Year-A Com
promise Resolution ON the Subject Of
Teaching Languages.
The board OF education held special meet
ing last evening to consider the report Of
committees. Every..member of the board was
present and the first business in order was
the report OF the committee on schools, which
was as follows
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
The committee on schools to whom was
referred the following resolution, viz: "ResOl-
we'd, that the study Of foreign languages in all
schools below the high school be discontin-
ued," respectfully recommend the adoption Of
the resolution by the board.
The committee recommend the addition OF
a schedule of salaries for the fifth year of SER
vices by teachers with an advance of fifty dol
lars on the amounts paid for the fourth year;
that the salary OF the principals OF the Jack
son and Van Buren, schools be $500 for the
next school year.
That the salary of the teacher OF music be
fixed at ST. ,450 for the next school year.
That the salary of the principal OF the Gar
field school be established at $1,000 for four
rooms. The principal of the Harrison school
to have five dollars month extra.
The committee also reported the following: