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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
SPECIAL MEETING LAST EvFN.
ING-MAhING ROOM FOR
GRAMM AR kl HOLARk.

A special meeting of the Boa I'd OF
Education was held last night with
p resident Baird in the chair and the
following members present Messr..
Belts, Feukei, Hanson, Hotf-cHer,
Heisler, Beables. Kyne, Palmer, Reeve,
Silly and s. redmond Smith.
The meeting was called at the in
stance of the Teachers Committee for
tho purpose of appointing additional
teachers in making room for grammar
scholars who were unpEovided for.
After the call was read by the Sec. e.
tary, the following report WAS SUBJ
mitted and read:
WILMINGTON, Feb Z, 1854.
To THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCA.
TIoN
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on
Teachers respectfully recommend that
Miss Rebecca A. Pyle be appointed al
fifth assistant in the Girls Hilh and
Grammar School. That the teachersin
Girls School, No. 4, below Miss Pyle's
place, be each moved mp one position in
that school, and that Miss Maggie
Miller be appointed TO the lowest place
in that school.
Tha Miss Sallie E.Dennison b- made
assist ant principal of school no. 2, and
that the teachers of No. "a, below Miss
DennisOn's place, be each promoted one
place in that school, and that Miss
Belle j. Morrison be appointed to the
lowest position in No. Is. Your COM
mittee also recommend that one OF the
rooms now rented for the use of school
No. l3, be temporily used as a grammar
school room, and that the pupils in
this room be taught by the principal Of
the school.
THOs. A. KEABLEs,
l.. w. PALMER,
SAM'L r. BETS,
CHAs. BAIRD.
After some discussion the report was
adopted as read:
BY unanimous consent of those pre-
sent, President Baird submitted
another matter for consideration, which
was in reference to the signing of
document by officers of the Board, to
enable Mrs. Young to have her child
taken from a'acol In this city and
placed in the Soldiers Orphan Home,
at Philadelphia The rules of the in
stitution requires that certain papers
shall be signed by the School Board in
the city where the child has been at
tending school, before he or she could
he adm tilted. On motion the Presi.
dent and Secretary were directed to
sign the papers and return the same to
the proper officials.
On motion the Board adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
NEWS SUN N AIRY,
An Outrageous Work Of
tho PLANES N iscei eOus News.

At Memphis, yesterday, the jury in
tho case Of Patrick Haley, charged
with numbering Alexander Dunlap, an
aged colored man, by cutting his throat
with a butcher knife, returned verdict
Of not guilty. 1t was Haleys second
trial. On the first he was convicted OF
murder, but was granted new trial on
Il technicality. When the jury an
nounced their verdict yesterday, Judge
| Grear said 1t was a perfect surprise
to the Court and a disgrace and an insult
" any civilized community" He had
th. Jury pollcd ana their names placed
upon the minutes, with instructions I hat
they be neyor again summoned as jurors
in his Court.
At n meeting of the Presidents of tho
Trunk lines, held yesterday in New
York, II WAS agreed 10 Immediately TO-
store The tariff rates both East and
West. The Presidents "pledgcd them
selves to be personally responsible" for
carrying ont the agreement.
The factory OF Grossman & Kluen ter,
In Allentown, Pa, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday night. About eleven
men were buried by the falling Of o part
Of the walls, and five were killed, the
rest being injured, but not dangerously.
A juvenile jesse James gang" in
Minneapolis, Minnesota, yesterday took
boy named Nolan in q barn and
strung him up. He Was in the death
struggle when discovered and cut
down.
General William 7. Sherman is plac-
ed on the retired list Of the army
to-day under the provisions of the
Compulsory Retirement law. He is
succeeded by General Sheri-
dan.
Five men were killed aud fifteen in
jured by a collision between two con-
structions trains on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, near Morehoad, Ky,
yesterday morning,
Frank and Jsmes Hcnderson were
drowned while crossing the Tuscarawa
river near Lafayette, Ohio, yesterday
afternoon, their boat being crushed by
floating ice
A bill redistricting Ohio for Congress
sional purposes became u law yesterday.
10 gives tho Democrats II districts, the
Republicans 9.
A local option bill was yesterday de.
feated in the Mississippi House OF Rep
resentatives.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
Installation Of Officers.

At the regular weekly meeting OF
Welcome Lodge. No. 8, l. o. o. +. held
last night, the following officers wert
duly installed by Lodge Deputy w. Z.
Cloud w. G. r., John W. Luke w.
V. T., Orie B. Cloud Right hand Sup
porter, Pauline Luke; Loft Hand Sup
porter, Ida Mcdowell; Conductor, Mary
Dean Recording Secretary, Edwin
Gardner; Assistant, William Nc
Dowell Financial Secretary, Pauline
G. Luke Treasurer, W. 9. Cloud Mar.
shal, Frank Cooper Deputy, Allen Il.
Fell; Inside Guard, Franklin Gardner
Outside Guard, Stillman Conner; Past
W. 9. r., Alfred Luke. The lodge is
rapidly growing, and is now In a
promising condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
Reduction ixl Fish !

Fine No. l n ckerel. 2fb 25c. No. mack;
erel, lOc. per h 70 mackerel, 25c. dozsn
bOpeles5 goldfish, 4b 25c. pure Goldfish Sc per
n salt herring, &c. per n; smoked herring,
20c. per dozen tongues and sounds. l2c. per
b canned crabs ljc. eau Holsters, l4c. per
can.
An raisins, 2hc, An prunes, 25c cans TO-.
matoes, 2Oc. 3qt. dried sugar corn 25c. /: and
other bargains 1T LEV EREl.L BROS.. 10
East Fourth street iS-2tA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
lar, and that one official had entered

lar, and that one official had entered
no bond at all.
Mr. Farrell asked that the bond O I
Charles Cannon, late Clerk of the Mar.
kst, should be cancelled, and the matter
was referred TO the Finance Commit
tee.
The monthly bills we're presented,
and on motion of Mr.. Eastburn, re-
ferred to the proper committees.
During the evening the following or
ders were directed to bs drawn (:
Monthly payroll Of the members Of
Council and Board Of Revision, $342. "a;
Board Of Education, s6,666 &C; Board
Of Health, $500; Clerk Of Council, IS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08

Mullin & Son, Sixth and Market, are
at busy as they can be making up
spring goods. They have an immense
stock of goods, and are going to make
up as many as possible for their ready
made department. You should see
their new styles in the custom depart.
ment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
Hard 10 Please.

One man spoils a good repast by
thinking Of q better repast for another
day. Another one enjoys poor repost
by contrasting it with none at all One
man is thankful for his blessings.
Another is morose for his misfortunes.
One man thinks that he is entitled to q
better world, and is dissatisfied because
he has not it. Another thinks that he
is not justly entitled to any, and is
satisfied with this. One man makes up
his accounts from his wants, another
from his assets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
Lecture on Horses.

DR.. j. II. Chandler, who delivered a
lecture before Centreville Lodge on the
'Hockjoint and its diseases, has, by re-
quest, consented to repeat it in the lee
ture room Of Centreville Hall, on Tues
day evening, Feb. 12th. All farmers
and others interested in Diseases OF
horses are respectfully invited to attend
Admission free,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
Lying very Ill.

Ex-Sheriti Isaac Grubb is lying very
Ill at his resideD ce in New Castle Hun
dred, near Hare's Corner. He seems to
be suffering with general debility, and
very little hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08

The d. NJ. Ross mentioned In these
columns as moving to Willkisbarre IS
not the Daniel Ross of 116 Market street
who has no intention of leaving VII
mington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
Selling OF.

Having determined to close business,
will sell my stock Of goods at FUN
and Madison streets, at greatly reduced
prices. Nj. Il. Carlisle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08

Buy only Wilcox & White Organ.
F. A. NORTH & Co., 713 Market street.
w. Fl. MULLEN, Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08
Picture Found.

An ambro.ype picture of a child, was
found q few days ago in the lower part
of our city. The lady who advertised
one lost, can see this one at this Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08

Holland takes pictures in cloudy wealth.
or as we'll as clear, by the instantaneous
process. Gallery, 307 Market street,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08

Read the Weekly REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-08

Circulation of the REPUBLICAN, $500.
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connection with some other designs, while others
adopt the coat-of-arms Of tho United states
The most frequent way. and one about
which there can be no mistake by which the unwary
dupes OF the enterprsing cabmen are made aware OF
the difference cheap cabs and their imtsors
the end the when they offer the driver the
fare under the regular scale OF prices OF the New YORK
Cab Company and are informed by that dlvdua, lsu-
ay with much profanity, that this ere amt no olack
an tan an the fares dollar the Only thng IeIt JOE
the passenger 10 do 70 pay the fare take the NUMBER OF
the vehicle and report the same at the once OF Ie NOV"
York Cab Company, at No. 81 East Tveth-st. -, -
The company has number OF complaints OF such eh.
tOrtiOns on he, and at the proper time WI Iso
them to the host advantage against the onehusrr.
by the rule, OF the company the drivers VI
their cabs required TO 10 each passenger as I
the cabs card containing tina rates OF t4re anu
table OF distances In addition 10 this similar cary
posted in tho cabs that long as the ~
the chances Ot their srndlng the patrons .. I
company who ordinary care 10 see tnat tuey "
not svnlled are reduced 20 minimum.
The Association OF Public Hack owners nave
recognized the efforts OF the NewYork Cab Company a.
legitimate competition and resolved 10 meet III IN re-
climate way and to that end passed resolution az one
OF its regular meetings asking he ioard OF Aldermen 70
reduce the rates Of fare which mag be Legally chNhse
Efforts have been made TO have tho Board take aouo
but yet decision has been reached Al the last inert
ing the association declined To have anything 70 DO Win
the defence OF BaTwch. 49,
The New York Cab Company have one or us pew wv
wheeled vehicles the street and expect before onk
To have several ready. This Is regdrdeS ss tne
surcst OF protecting customers "a the tw0-wheeIcs
cannot be initiated
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TREE AND FALSE CHEAP CABS.
IMITATION or THE BLACK AND TANS.'

CURIOUS DEVICES ADOPTED TO EYADE THE Law
A TEST CAsE-rwO-wHEELFIs.
If there is any truth in the saying that " IIui-
taOn the sinccrest battery the New YORK Chcap can
Company limited, have every reason to feel proud OF
their venture. Fully two-thirds of the yeow-Dodied
vehicles which on the street never saw the III
side OF the companys stables, aud have moth
ing 10 do with the company. Leaving ont the
natery which tho limitations imply these
fraudulent cabs have become source o. grc2t annoy
and harm the company and they receive numerous
complaints OF eXtortion every day which, on lnYessa
ton prove 10 be due the carclcssncss OF people IN ot
being certain OF the cab, in which they ride 80 great has
the become that tho company have resolved 10
apply 20 the courts for protection and have begun sut
against Thomas Barwich for infringement: OF trademark
and consequent damage. BarWlchs cao WIS
painted IN exact imitation OF the cheap caDs'
even TO the belt and Prince OF "aeS
feathers on the panel. The only difference
being that instead OF the inscription on the Os oeihs
"New-York cab Company Limited" "A on the c'mpanys
cabs, II read 'Nsw-YOrk Cab. Id" The lawyers say
there Ia little doubt that the courts VIII hod tha'
this l. colorado imitation made with intent 10 uece''e
and will grant The injunction asked by the company Anu
Will give damage. besides should this case be decded
in the company favor other suits will be entered ana inc
companys interests guarded that no one wi'n goo'
eyes and ordinary common sen 81 need be deceived
The distinguishing features OF the cheap cans are inc
yellow bodies, the iron rim around the top TOT Tue oe'i
carriage % baggage aud the coat of arms on the pane
The cost of by which these cabs may DC dis'ih-
gulshed consists Of belt garter which lettered
"New-York Cab Company Limited" IN the centre Is tue
Of o; the Prince wacs-three ostrich ieath
| els held by a band. Tie limitations nave succeoueu
In getting shade Of color FOR the bodies OF tHe c]o'
which cannot be distinguished except by an expert o
that On the genuine few NJ them have put the
iron baggage rim around the top; but, a. rus inc
cabs with rims may be safely taken In the coatorams
is where the frauds havo exhibited the most ingenuity
They have taken the garter bodily The lettering on IL
| differs with different cabs A RUE IL traus
| 'New-York Cab. la" In eases It Is SIMPLY
SerYork Cab 10 Others it approaches more nearly the
| original and reads "New-York Cab Company" In
the garter the devices varied as the esprices
Of the The three-laaved shamrock and the lone
star appear most frequently. some OF tho least mag
NATIVE Ol the DIN have left the space dreay Dahk
IA Others the feathers which the Black Prince wreDchod
ou. the blind KING VI Bohemia appear, but always I'd