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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

iron
BITTERS
Manufactured by the BROWN
CHEMICAL COMPANY, of
Baltimore, Md, is SUCH A
TONIC, and is a sure antidote
against malarial poison, fever
and ague and other intermit-
tent fevers.
Read what is said of its merits
by our own citizens who have
felt its beneficial effects:
Charles r. Gray, corner of
Perry and Jefferson streets, says;
81 have found great relief by
the use of Browns Iron Bitters,
when troubled with skin dis
ease."
p. B. Ives, 81 Abercorn street,
says: CATER taking Browns
Iron Bitters for a year, l am
entirely cured of an annoying
skin disease"
T. P. Jones, % East Broad
street, says: 81 can cheerfully
recommend Browns Iron Bit
tiers; l have used it for indiges
ton and have been greatly bene-
fitted"
G. P. Virgins, 1861 Brough-
ton street, says: Il have taken
four bottles of Browns Iron
Bitters, and can recommend it
as doing all that the manufac-
turers claim for it.
Mr.. F. ]. Ruckert says: "Suf-
fering from general debility
from over work, 1 was greatly
relieved by Browns Iron Bit
ters."
E. E. Wicks, corner of
Broughton and Lincoln streets,
says: 81 have used Browns
Iron Bitters and get relief from
it. l can cheerfully recon-
mend it as doing all that is
claimed for it..
Mrs. Snedeker, s. E. corner
Drayton and Gordon streets,
writes: 81 have been taking
Browns Iron Bitters for two
months and it has afforded me
great relief. l can conscienti-
ously recommend it."
Timothy Welch, corner of
Broughton and Price streets,
says: 81 have derived great
benefit from the use of Browns
Iron Bitters, and can cheerfully
recommend it to do all that is
claimed for it.
w. Murray Davidson, 81 JEFF
ferson street, says: Il can
cheerfully recommend Browns
Iron Bitters as one of the best
tonics for loss of appetite l
ever used"
M. NJ. Sullivan, Jones and
Abercorn streets, says: L have
been taking Browns Iron Bit
tiers for six months, for loss of
appetite, and it has been of
greet benefit to me. l can
heartily recommend it to the
public"
]. McGloin, 20 Broughton
street, says: 81 was annoyed
with pimples on my face; l
took Browns Iron Bitters, and
they disappeared. "
Mr.. Bud Morris, Jones and
Abercorn streets, says he was
cured of dyspepsia by the use
of Browns Iron Bitters.
]. Weiss, II Wilson street,
suffered from dyspepsia, and
was relieved by the use OF
Browns Iron Bitters.
Browns Iron Bitters will re
lieve intermittent fever, dys-
pepsia, indigestion, malaria,
and all diseases entailing loss Of
appetite, lack of strength and
energy. 1t is universally pro-
nounced an invaluable tonic.
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educational.
THE FIRST ANNUAL SESSION
OF THE
Georgia Methodist Female College,

I COATED at Covington, Ca, begins Octo-
known as the Southern Masonic Female Col
lege, is now controlled by the North Georgia
Conference of the NJ: <. G. S. Under an en-
tirely new regime, and with a corps OF compe-
tent, progressive instructors, the college is
prepared to undertake the education OF girls
and young ladies in the liberal, useful and
ornamental arts Modern languages taught
bv the natural method. Location healthful.
Standard high. Terms reasonable. For circu-
lar and information. apply to
PRIV w Z RONNEII, President.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11
Boarding.

MRS. COX, IA Madison avenue. New York
vi Superior board. Moderate summer prices
Elegant Suites and Single Rooms.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11
aJpst

/ OST, a valuable Cluster Diamond Ring
II The finder viii be literally rewarded b
eaving same at 11616 Bryan street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

Mrs. Snedeker, S. E. corner
Drayton and Gordon streets,
writes: 81 have been taking
Browns Iron Bitters for two
months and it has afforded me
great relief. l can conscienti-
ously recommend it."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

Mr.. F. ]. Ruckert says: "Suf-
fering from general debility
from over work, / was greatly
relieved by Browns Iron Bit
ters."
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

The schooner r. e. Thomas of Rock-
land, which sailed from ST. Simon's Sound.
Ga, Dec. %, for Belfast. loaded With vel
and of course the gravest anxiety Is felt
concerning her. and it is certainly with di-
miuishing hope that the friends of those on
board have 50 far looked in vain for tidings
of their safety.
John Porter. the oldest printer and
publisher in the State, died at his house
IN Rocklaud. Wednesday morning aged
- wears. lie was born inSdlcm. Mass
removed TO Belfast. then to Rockland
established the Rpckiaad Gaz,ffe III 1916
which has been recently consolidated with
the CoU'Ir of which his son John H. is
one OF the proprIetors. About three weeks
ago he was attacked by e,ere cold and in
a few days paralysis seized him, from which
he died
The signal corps station at New River,
y. C.. reports under date Of the 10th as fol-
lows: Two mastcd schooner. NJ. ~ Drew.
Belfast. Maine, is abandoned tonnage l6j ;
loaded with lumber. She came on the
beach here three miles south Of New River.
bottom up during 4 storm on the ith iust.
with deck and rigging gone ana lumber
strewn for five miles ON the beach. The
vessel is badly worn and Is total wreck.
The cargo J. IN fair condition and can be
saved No papers were found This vessel
was Cap>ized during a storm last August.
five miles 81 New River inlet, ana held hy
the anchors until cut by the wrcuking party.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
On the Move.

The Democrats Of Name are early N the
field. 4 special meeting was held IN Au-
gu>ta Thursday evening. At which Il wa> de-
cidcd to commence work II once with a
view to il, effect on the Spring elections.
GOV Plal>ied was selected o. manage the
campaign which ], another move t. gather
the Greeuhaek party bodily into the Dem
ocraiiC party
The heaHr5ec Jo'Duai saw, Their OBJ
Jeci Is 10 keep up the fusion with the Green
backers. and soIldlfy the opposition TO Re
pubIcanlSm. This early meeting Of the
Committee j. a notice 10 the Republicans
that their opponents are wide awake and
in earnest. and should admoni>h them 10
be equally rigilani BY the aid Of the
GreeHback aud temperance yoters and spec
iai e1ertlons in doubtful counties, they hope
to elect their Governor next fall and obtain
a majority Of the Legislature
The Lewiston JourHdl saws The
plan i to encourage all sorts of local di-
visions among the Republicans and invite
the Greeubackers into the Democratic par
Tor. giving the Greenb4ckers those irredeem-
able promises to pay Of which they are so
fond Many Of the old Bourbop>, too, are
having revelations that the temperance
cause needs Special prohib!lory party in
Maine. The Arys continues 70 be a very
strong friend Of III, movement"
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
Home and Foreign News.


-Govynor Longs wife died Thursday.
She had been an invalid for long time.
-Thursday the Penns,lyauia Military
Academy in Chester was burned. Los.
S2ooooo.
The House passed a blll Thursday.
giving Mrs. Garfield pension Of 5000 pcr
aunum.
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Prof Grccner. the hrst colored grad
ua,e al Harvard College. Is talked NJ tor
II' ~, presidency '' 'h' Howard University at
""'"'''-' '""'
-N1'c.ao, who "a, killed 90 NashnEiou.
wees before .as,, marUci Nj, Clements.
in >ar'. last August against tcr parents
wishes. Ms & vas CINCINNATI BELLE.
spending %" >Gmmcr AZ B3is'lri Pool.
Col \. h. Nrashau. ota Ls. Iona, i.s..r
prom .ssu' .n connection v5ts Indian aH.-.
.u Colorado. a,.a vhu wa. a member uf ,tr
L., Comm. .,lsu. died .tlll.t.,, .q W,.-.y...
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Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

The restoration to health Of our child
We considered very uncertain. When two
weeks old she caught cold until l : months
old she as not able to breathe through her
no.trils became emaciated was a punv
child. Upon using Ely's Cream Balm her
difficulty is removed; she breathes freely
and naturally. The neighhors consider it a
wonderful restoration. Mr.. x Mrs J. NJ
Smith. Owego. y. \.
| have used Ely's Cream Balm and re-
ceived great benefit, at present being entirely
free from Catarrh. Many of my friends
have also been much benefited BY the Balm.
What is claimed for this remedy am fully
convinced is true. CHAs. GREENE, Conduc.
tor \. Y. l.. f.. & W r. r., Port Jer,is,
" y. Price 80 cents. s
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

Desert, lying between lots OF Nicholas
Thomas aud Eliza Higgins; 400 acres in
tended for the town of Mt. Desert; lot Of
Col Jones. settler on Great duck Island,
and 1888 acres of No. :, granted TO the
Beverly Cotton Mandatory.
Bartholomy de Gregoire, his wife, and
three children. were naturalized, by special
act, Nov. =. 1881 The act and oath are
recorded in Hancock County Registry Of
Deeds, vol. 3, folios 1919. POO. Bartholomy
and Maria T.. lived. died and were buried, at
Hull's Cove. Neither monument nor stone
marks their resting place. What became Of
the children Pierre Nicholas and Maria.
is not known. Are the GrcgoryS at Rock
land de>oeudantsa
A. to the disposal Of John Bernard's
half" the Acts and Resolves Of the Gen
cral Court Of Massachusetts, will show.
AGRICOIA.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

Mrs Scov..lc has written a letter to
M, Garfield IN winch she makes touch
ius appea. 70 the latter for Ga.ioag.
J. H. Rhodes. Secretary Of the Garfield
monumen, committee. said Friday, Mir.
G4rheld had received the letter from Mrs
Scorilie. and he va, authorized iu her he
ha.f 10 say that toward the SLAYER of her
husband She cherished no malice He must
answer only 10 hi, God and the American
people For the sister and all member. Of
h, family She feel, only profound pity
Further than this she a,A, 20 be l,ft alone
with her sorrow. and 10 be spared being
dragged into useless ant tottur.ng publicity
Ms Garfield vii. not answer the letter.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

The Musaq J,p1.1i saws the sales Of
Maine mining stocks .; the Boston Mining
and Stock Exchange for the week ending
or We ac>day last, aggregated io.2"o
shares Prices are generally even lower
than those Of the preceding week. and ao-
tive buvcrs are few. The Board is >;il sui
fer.uc from the effects OF the Milton and
other recent fa,co>, the result Of ii, peculiar
methods of ,raH>acl.us business, that >eNer-
a! Of the Name companies are undergoing a
process, Of reorganization. and that assess
meg,> ars Pcn1.a- on a number OF others.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers should remember it is a most i'm
portant duty at this season to look after the
health Of their families and cleanse the ma
laria and impurities from their systems, and
that nothing will tone up the stomach and
liver. regulate the bowels and purify the
blood so perfectly as Parker's Ginger Tonic,
advertised IN our columns-Post. See other
column.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
Severe Illness Overcome

By using the True a. T." Atu ood Medicine.
Beware OF cheap, "spuriou, imitation
johhed repeatedly hy one Wood. at thirteen
dollars per gross loniy nlne cents bottle.
o. four cents ior cun,cnt,.l The judge Of
I. ). Court ruled that Atvool's BittcrS,
selling 50 cheap, must be "spur,ons imiil-
tom. The True Medicine bear, the large
rcd patented ~ f" Trademarks.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

Tried and true is said If DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator as a cure for Heat Dis
ease. Physicians recommend it, and with
out doubt is the only known remedy II
affected with Heart Disease in any form,
don't fat OF giving it tual Il is pre-
scribed for all forms Of the disease in yoang
OF old. Send '0r a free plmphle, ID r. H.
Ingalls,, Concord, y. II! Price. soc. aud
sl.oo per sot,e. For sale by druggists
r. alr..rf
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
Business Notices.
On Thirty Dsy.' Trial

We D -eud Or. Dye'- Celebrated Electro. Nu!-
tAls B,-lt7 aud other flvctr!c Appliance uu trial
f4T ih .Fty dtys 10 Young men and uiIyr persons
hu are fiiirIH with Nervous Debility lnrt VI
taIltt. etc, guaranteeing speedy relief arft-'fm
j. .tc restoration Of ylzpf ami uanh suI Also for
RhrumatI,n, Neuralgia. FarAr si- Liver ani
Ailur, dlflrultir- Rupture ami many 9th, die
ca-s- lIlu-trats@l pamphlet sent ir,e. Address
Naitaic Belt Co. Marshall. Aic4 lyris
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

The President has nominated, and the
Seua,. have confirmed. Wilbur +. Luut. ot
Portland a> United States Attorney, and
Geo. H. Bi,bcc. Of Baghhcld. as ln.teG
State, Marshal. FOR Name. The rc-aPp2Int-
ment of Mr Iant is Just recognition Of
the faithful and efficient Performance ot his
dutic, in connection with III, office Nlr
Bl,bec Is State Senator from Oxford county
and j, a gentleman cmlnentlN qualified for
the position to which he has been appointed.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, the great medicine for the cure of
all female complaints, is the greatest
strengthener of the back, stomach. nerves,
kidneys, urinary and genital organs of man
and woman ever known. Send for circulars
to L, dia T. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. 8
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
0br GllsWOrtb american.

Published every THURSDAY Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth. Me. by Tllt HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. Sc, see hr-t page
e. : NJ PETTENtIiII. X co, 10 state street.
Roston y Park Row. New York, and s0l thesnut
Street Philadelphia, are our Agent Tor procur-
inr advertisements for the ANfEICAN IN the above
cities and authoriseIjo contract for advertising at
ur lowest rates
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1882.

An exchange SAYS Prank VI. FoEg.
Of Auburn, the x-Counclior. j. >tumping
for Grccnbackl>m IN the West al >lo per
night and expenses" People IN the West
are accustomed to high winds and one Of
Frank Fogg's hurricanes, at $40 night, j.
quite cheap.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
Elegance and Purity.

Ladies Who appreciate elegance and purity
are using Parker's Hair Balsam. Ii i. the
be,, article sold for restoring gray hair to
it. original color, beauty and lus;re.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

The worst Of all diseases are Kidney
Complaint and Dyspepsia. Ihc hes, of All
medicines for these diseases is "EIIXIR or
Llrt Koor." the hammer Kidney Remedy
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK $ Ellsworth, Feb. %, 1882.

0 Chapter Section so, tho
g,ihI e es>ayo t axes.
costs. the owl sold to
u
70 to Couno of Inco
Him AnInIaL O rnAIs M % Wit
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

DURfSG THE IiOI SUMNER MONIH-, while
away from cilN convenience the tray clleT should
make some provision against sudden Atlt-ks uf
Hraiachc, Neuralgia, Cholera Morbu-, 4 ramps.
and Uth.r iis-asc-. GwitehelI, hampIin n
Co. N~uraigi~ Aaodsne when tAken ar-
COS ding u the dire tiun- each bottle. Will re-
leyr the distress ana remove the 4use OF any -
these troubles. II II aud be convinced. I've
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

4 IRE Winch broke o4t .a lia,eral,
Ma>>.. Friday nLut. DESTROYED over t0u
u..41A, dollars worth of property. Ncaf.l
t4c whole of the h4,.Ae,, portion ut ;lc
CITY wA> burned. Three ll.v, A,re lost and
nearly lnree Thousand people thrown ou; Of
employment
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
STATE OF MAINE.

PENoBsCoT ss:-CLERK's OFFICE, SUPREME
JUDICIAL LoCgT, IN YACATIoN-Bangor
Feb. 20, A. ID. loS2.
Upon the foregoing writ, ORDERED-That
the plaintiffs give notice 10 the said Morris
LOng,tTeth to appear before the Justice of our
Supreme Judicial Court, TO be holden at Ellis
worth, within aud for The County Of Hancock.
on the second Tuesday Of April, A. u. 1852,
bY publishing an attested copy of said writ and
tlii- order thereon, three wees successfully in
the Ellsworth American, d newspaper printed
in Ellsworth in our County of Hancock, the
lust publication to be thirty days at least prior
to said second Tuesday OF April next, that lie
NAV there and then in our said COait appear
aud defend the same.
JOIN A. PETERS.
Justice OF Supreme Judicial Court.
A true copy Of the writ and order of Court
thereon.
3wS Attest-H. b. SAUNDERS,
Clerk S. j. Court Hancock County, Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
FREEDOM NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that | have given to my
IN son, Harry c. Lord, his time during the te-
mainder of his minority, and shall claim none Of
has earnings, nor pay any bills contracted " him
after this date. SYLVESTER LORD.
Ellsworth Feb Is, lse2- 3w1.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
NOtIce 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address-labe on each subScri-
hers paper shows the time Ia which the subs srrip-
tjon i paid. and all subscribers m arrears are
requested To paw up soon A. possible.
In an communications relating 10 subscriptions
o1r cores sp1ndent- are requested 20 state the
Post Ofice 10 which the paper L.. or h. Co be sent
and 10 be careful 10 write all proper names PLAIN
ly. ,, .,.,.-. -i,-.
the present address well n the one 10 which Nou
Vi sh the paper afterwards sent
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
"Isour On OIL

J. 7. Follett, Marion o.. states that he
has used THoMAs' ECLbcTRIC On. for harus,
and has found nothing 70 equal il IN soothing
the pain and giving relief
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
State of Maine.

HANCOCK, so any Coroner IN and for the
County Of Hancock. there b..Iug
l.. ;. ahacanct 10 the Office Of sheriff
in sid County. Greeting
NFE Command you to att sch the 20 a, or
w estate Of Morn, Lpn.-trr.h Of Phih-
dclphia, 10 the County Of Philadelphia aud
state Of Pcuu<l Is anna. to the value Of Two
hundred dollar, and >uI.mpu the >aid Defend
ant, tii he may be found in your precinct j. to
appear before our justices of the Supreme Ju-
diCtht Court, next 10 BE- holden 10 Ellsworth,
within and for our County Of IlaucOch on the
second Iuc-das OF April next. then and there
IN our Id Court 10 answer unto Horace "
Leighton, George \. Davenport aud Manly 6
lra-k, palturr- un Ter III. firm name pf Leigh
ton Davenport y Co.. o! Bangor IN The County
OI fenODscOt, sni STATE uf Maine
Ia q plea oil the ease. for that the said D.
feniant al Eden, tO-wIi, Ellsworth, on the d4y
% the purchase Of til, Wit. being indebted
10 he lla'utifl- IA the sum Of rt.hi,- ,->IN dol
ars and forty cents. according AZ tlc account
anne 3D. TIL u am there ~ con- ilrration fht re-
same sum on demand.
Also, iOr that til. Defendant At Eden, to-wit
Ellsworth, aforesaid on the day Of the puI-
chase II this nj, being indebted 10 be Pam
TIM in another sum Ot etshty-,iN and 40 100
do lars for 80 much money before tt,tt time
had aud rec, Eed by tho said Defendant L. tue
l. tiulit's Use. ia considerable Jn thereof. prom
i>ed the Pain Iis t. pay them tina >ain on de-
nand Aud the plaintiffs aver that tn only
amount sued for i that specified in The count
on the account annexed.
Yet though Uf. en- requested, the -aid Delen-
dant has not paid said SUN hu. neglected % 10
do, To the damage OF said Plaintiff, (Is they
Sd The SUN Of two hundred doll r., which
shall then and there be maie 10 appear with
other due damages. Aud have you there this
" rIt with your doing therein.
Witness John 4. Peters Ju>iicr of said
Court. at Ellsworth this twenly-,ixth day OF
January in the year vi our Lor / one thou, .nd
i.ht hundred and eigh y-twu.
"a IL S4I-NnEps ,v.rf-
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
FOR the Ellsworth American
Sixty Years Ago.

went 70 the Island Of Mt Desert for the
first time sixty wears ago last September.
Though but very small boy II seemed 10
me drcary place. There we're at that time.
two post office, on the Island. oue at Eden.
and the other at Somesvllle. The mail was
carried to the Island on horseback. Bot few
p.per, were then taken. and but few let
ter came to either post office. There were
no good carriage roads. and think there
va, not a carriage on wheels on the Island
4, that time, except few o1 carts. There
vcr, bat SIX or eIghj horses owned on the
whole Island Ministers, doctors and
deputy sheriff. rode on horseback. There
were few Ill constructed school houses.
MANY of the schools were kept IN private
houses. There were two meeting houses,
one in Eden, and the other at ). ". Har-
Dor. They we're not warmed IN winter, and
the one al ). ". lIarbor. vas not finished
inside. Mr.. y. Rafuci.. KEEP, liquor shop,
near the ). " llaFbor church. and Il was
always opened on the Sabbath. 20 aocommo-
date the Wor>hlpprr, Who hoCkcd there IN
large numbers AZ the close OF the mornln:
service TO Ecl ihc.r''drInA." They seemed tn
feel the need a.; getting warmed up IN cold
weather, a. tnr morning PRAYER was usually
fort, minute, bong. and the sermon ahou,
an hour and half long ! noticed however.
that they did the sane thing iu warm wealth
cr. There wcTy about a. many women a,
men. who felt the need uf having ">omc-
thing 20 take. NsNty wars ago. there vas
no bridge connecting the l..auj With the
nam land. TIE Narr'"s were 'urdtI AZ
low water and foo. pss,,u-tr, were taken
;o and from iac Island iu boats
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23
STATE or MAINE

:
T." -...4.. Appeared before M. lr L. .at. ...t
s'' tArt -''v'e named. Maggie l. lIcs .rtH, ..-..,
made oAtI tH the statements ut hrr .uJ-,ri}.--f
\ +. Bt iNIiAN. Justice Of th,. PEE.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-23

Da,e,-p,c mDar ~. 4. h III.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-05
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS, PAY.
Meeting Ycsterday--A Talk with super
intcndent Wilson.

There was n meeting Of the teachers committee
at franklin School building yesterday afternoon
to discuss the best method Of impressinR upon
Congress the necessity Of making an appropria'
ton in order that the salaries Of the teachers
might be paid. Mr.. John L. Thompson was chosen
chairman and Mr.. II. C. Copp, secretary Asitw0s
understood by the committee thatn special meet
ing Of the board of school trustees was to be held
at mn early day TO consider the matter, 1t was
deemed best TO postpone any definite plan Of
action until they learned what course would be
pursued by the trustees, and the meeting Conse.
qucntly adjourned to meet the day after the eX-
pc cied meeting of the board.
SUPERINTENDENT WILSON SAID
last night that there was great distress among the
teachers. There are utlcuSt two hundred of them
who are compelled to outlay all their salaries for
the nocesS6riCs Of life, and these people arc now
trying To borrow money at high rates of interest in
order to keep the wolf from their doors. The
whole trouble Is that the board Of trustees has one
schedule of salaries and Congress fixes another
superintendent Wilson also said that TO make out
the puy rolls in accordance with the recent de.
Cision of Auditor NinsOn and Comptroller Law
renee would affect
THE PRESENT CoRrs OF TEACHERS As FOLLOWS:
Thengmes OF twenty six of the isj teachers must
be entirely omitted from the pny.rOlls The SAL
aries OF the remaining i59 teachers would be
changed to q considerable extent. 4 large num-
Der would receive smaller salary aud some
would receive u larger salary than that allowed
by the schedule of the bOnTd of trustees aud the
District Commissioners under which they were
tmpl, yed ut the teginning Ofthc year and which
they have been receiving since thattimc litte
net of Congress approprinting 5000 Uhero Is de-
felt Of only that nmounO and authorizing the use
of funds already appropriated would remedy all
this distress. IL would seem proper for the Com
misSioners to make inquiry as to where the fault
lips.