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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
NJ. GUTMAN B. CO.,
Mammoth C|othieTS and FunisherS,
Cor. Main and Twelfth Streets.
FERRY.

Daring the past week there have been
rumors Gyirg among the employees OF the
buckeye Glass Works, all Of them having
for their Import the probable resumption Of
that establishment. What the truth is and
what grounds there are for these rumors is
something which cannot be definitely
learned. As it is, we join the multitude in
the hope that all differences may be salts.
tactoriIy settled and business prospects
may jus ify the managers in putting their
works into operation in TIE near future.
The residence and storeroom Of ". r
Dinsmore, in Clsrk's addition, 10 nearing
completion. Paul R-oihera will have the
tin roof on - lew days.
= i. Godfrey aud G. B. Cushing, Of
Wheeling, were in town yesterday OIL buti.
ness.
DR.. J. =. Hoksnsack ia adding q second
story u his building on the corner Of Han.
over aud Third streets.
Fred Moss, Fro, general agent for the
Clinton Insurance Company, is at the
Hanover.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed is visitiugber grand.
daughter, Mrs. Polo Cox, Of Ftpavile.
Mrs Reed is a woman past 80, but ia still
as spry IS the average woman at forty.
Attorney Hall, Of St. ubenville, was in
town yesterday on business.
N J.. Rose has returned from q visit in
Quaker City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Swariz and M,s.
Henry Warwcoi leave to day tc visit friends
ia Cleveland
In yesterdays Issue we make q tieh,
mistake in lee statement that Mics Ella
Hill would coppe.e aitL Miss Emma Horn
ing tor honors in the Eve mile race st The
benefit carnival on Saturday night. 1t
should have been Miss Maggie Hill III
stead. +
Commissioner Fisher had q force of men
at work on tie sire rs in the Standard i'd
dition yesterday, Alter the Colonel gels
through with them they will no doubt be
in very presentable condition. Said a res
ident If that quarter: IF we only had orr
pump fixed so that any ore except an able.
bodied man could draw q bucket OF water.
We would be hn2py."
l.. Spence is dangerously III at bis
home.
Maggie Roikernsnd "a i'll with scarlet
fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
ALMOST A TRAGEDY.
Sensational Scene on Chapiine Street,
Yesterday.


sensational Scene on Chapline Street,
Yesterday.
About Q o'clock yesterday morning an
exciting episode. which narrowly escaped
ending in a Srsgedy, occurred on Chapiine
street, in front Of the Office Of Justice W.
Fl. Caldwell. The principals in the STAIR
we're Capt. B. B Dovener and John Gray,
a former contractor and builder, and q
man well known all over the city. The
cause of the trouble is as follows.
There has been forsoms time past, some
litigation between Mr. Gray aud his wife,
the la;ter's attorneys being Dovener d
Elson. Mrs. Gray, as q consequence, has
had occasion to call on her at
torreJs frequently, snd to these
calls Mr.. Gray took exception. On
~seyeral occs sions during the past week he
has made threats against Capt Dovener,
on Wednesday evening in particular. when
he entered the law Office fourishing q
large knife ard asked: "Where is the -
~ Young VIII Dovener was the
only occupant OF the room, and he gent
for q policeman and had Gray taken away.
About 6 o'clock yesterday morning Gray
returned to the neighborhood of the Office
and loitered about, evidently being In
search of Capt. Dovener. A friend OF the
latter t~elephoned 10 the Island that Gray
was about, and warned tie Captain to look
out for him. About 9 o'clock Capt. Do
vener came over to the city and went to
his Office, missing Gray, who, firing
Of waiting, had gooe towards the market
house, probably in the hope of meeting the
attorney. Before Capt. Dovener had been
long in the Office Gray was observed com
ing up Twelfth street, and q friend OF the
Captains ran up stairs to the office and
warned him. Dovener csme down TO the
sidewalk just as Gray had crossed The
street. The two men were about a yard
apart, when Gray suddenly put his hand
in his trousers pocket and mace a
motion as if TO draw O weapon, when,
quick as q fash, Doyener had drawn a re-
volver and, holding it close to Gray, *
claimed: If you move I'll blow a hole
in youI" Gray stood still, and IN a mo
ment he was seized and turned over TO
Officer Dunlap, who took him 10 SQUIRE
Phillips cfice, where he was ommitted
to stand an examination al to his sanity.
On searching Gray an open clasp knife,
with a blade about five inches long, was
found in his trousers pocket.
1t is reported that Gray made an AZ
tenn ut on his wiie's life, aud also on the
lie Of his brolher,in'law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
POINTS.
NoVems nts OF WheeliDEites, and the Dom.
ing and Going Of Strangers.

ing and Going Of strsnserS.
Judge Samuel WOod', Of Eail pq', is in
the city.
Letter carrier Edward thinner returned
yesterday from his vacation.
Mr.. J. viii Morrow and bride returned
Yesterday EsoE their bridal tour.
Rev. Father Schleicher, accomPln;2l by
his niece, will leave shortly for Germany,
where be will remain permanently.
John Miller, father Of Leopold aud Ed,
ward Miller, of the South Side, viii arrive
from Germany to day and remsin with his
sons.
DIR. Reed Baird and bride returned from
their wedding tour Wednesday evening,
aud will reside in the dwelling over the
Doctors Othcs.
Miss Mary E. Arbens, daughter of John
Arbeuz, Esq who Was formerly teacher Of
German in the public schools, died at her
home yesterday at - o'clock
Mr.. VIM. H. Woodward, Of Wheeling,
Ala rturned home yesterday, accomps-
MED By Ars, 3. @ ETsns and her son
Charles, ~bOria sPera tAe YiptsF in the
South, his guests
Mr. John Dunlap. an old Whaling news
pager man, nov Cf Louisville, ny, vas in
The city yesterday shaking hands Nth old
friends. John is looking exceedingly well
ard is as joViAl as ever,
" Charles Fisher, the dAiryman, who
resides on Osiayelrs run, wss married yes
terlay 10 Hrs Nol.s, Of tie South Side.
The csrtmony vas private, and Ess Per
formed BY Rev. Uifert Of bis residence.
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SOMETHING NEW IN WHEELING.
urond Fish and oyster Opening.

GRAND Fish and oyster Opening.
While we have been accustomed 10 our
dry goods and millinery openings, and
openings of various kinds, yet We a as,
sure our readers that the grand opening
Of Deep Sea, lake and River Fish and the
celebrated Saddle Rock Oysters 70 De given
at the establishment Of G II. Gledhill, sue
cessor to W. C. Sykes, No. 1856 Market
street, viii amply repay sll who favor them
with n call We feel confident that you
will consider it q treat, a this firm have
made immense preparations for the &C.
casiou. Mr.. Sykes, the efficient ms1sger,
has had twenty-five years experience in
the business, and he intends that the Fish
and Oyster Show at his establishment to-
day and tomorrow viii eclipse anything
ever before seen in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
TIE NAIL MEN.


A Correct Copy of tho Resolution
Adopted.
The Wheeling delegates in attendance a
the meeting Of the Western Nail As'ocia
ton, at Cincinnati, on Wednesday, arrived
home yesterday morning. They report the
attendance Of delegates as very large
tWenty,siE mills being Represented.
There having been some errors in the
telegrsphic account Of the resolutions
adopted by the Association, we reprin,
them, as follows:
WHEREAS, Il is evident that the great
question Of equsliziDg labor between the
East and West has become q question Of
vital in,ertSt ard Importance TO Western
nail manufacturers.
Resolved That we hereby reaEirn our
determined purpose. each and severalIy,
that no will Dot operate apr nail factories
except on the manufacturer scale, regard.
lees Of what time it may require to secure
the full employment Of our works.
Resolved, That we r-hlirm our purpose
TO retain aud CONTINUE in our employ all
our present employees who may become
competent worknen, and that We will not
employ any other workmen except those
who will work win. and on the tame terms
a. our present employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
BITS OF HEus.
picked Up Here and There By hesistsI
Reporters.

Reporters
Ivy LEAF tonight.
FIVE deeds OF trust were admitted torec'
ord yesterday.
Two marriage licenses were Issued BY
Clerk Hook yesterday.
THE Wheeling Scheutzsnyerien will give
a grand ball ct Germania Hall on the
evening Of the Esd inst.
PHILIP Null, of GAINESVILLE, o., who
built the organ in st. Johns Church, VIII
be here this week to tune the Instrument
The coal miners strike has caused no
change in price, except st Werners bank.
Customers experience no difficulty in OBJ
tanning q supply. -.
The George Engle who was sent to JAN
is not the George formerly at the Capitol
The latter nov smiles at customers over me
| Orleans saloon bar.
An oil lamp at the corner of kltta street
and Alley A, exploded on "Wednesday
night, doing no damage, but causing a lit
excitement in the neghborhood.
GEORGE ". WEIsGERBER's boat house,
which was lying at the Belmont cooper
| shous. sank Yesterday. 1t contains one OF
his shells and it ia impossible to get in the
house to rescue 1t.
THE towboat Monitor, destroyed by hIe
on Wednesday morning, was rot insured
her n having delayed taking out o
poGcy until they had determined what trade
she was to enter.
MARSHALL. VAN FossEX & Co. had q
horse stolen from their stables In Fulton
on July 5, and have been en- his track eyel
since. On Saturday he was discovered II
the possession of a livery man at BRAD
dock, Pa, who had purchased the arlmsi
not knowing that he was stolen. LEI
horse wal returned yesterday.
PRoF. RICHARD STAHL. who will be re
memberedin Wheeling is, il connection witt
Mr.. Gilbert Tate, starring Miss Roberts
Crawford, who is booked as the Tennessee
Nightingale" through England. The p!ect
ia called "Capers, or Fun in q Boardin:
School" and is q musical comedy in WhicI
are introduced all new songs composed b.
the Professor.
To NIGHT the great race, Ct which Their
has been 30 much talk, comes OF at IN
Alhambrs Palace rink. The contestant
are Jesse BBrkett, Of this city and II
S~huttlewcrth Of Bellaire. All OF Burbe.t
friends are sure that he can do lid u,
easily, and vice versa, 90 there will n
doubt be quite q large amount Of none
change hands on the result. Both boy
are in good trim and mean business, 10 l
is expected a Ene test of speed will b
seen.
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y.ay Prove Fatal.

1t is understood that Patrick kerrG, who
was hit by Yost LoWery last Sunday night
during the progress Of q fight Is
in a rather had way. DR.. Acktr'
man, who is attending Kerns, sent a tote
TO Justice Davis yesterday, stating that
Kerns had received q compound fracture
of the nose, and 10 consequence an cry
sioelo phlsgmorous inflammation OF the
whole iscS ana mucus membrane in the
nasal cavities, which may result danger
ously. Lowry is still in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
In Memoriain.

Between three and four o'clock yester'
morning, the venerable mother of RI Rev.
Bishop Ksin expired at the Wheeling Hos
pital. She had reached the good old age
Of four score and one.
More than fifty years ago she came to
tbs State from Ireland. The greater part
of her lite VISA passed in Martinsburg,
where her sweet, amisble disposition and
sanity character were known and revered
by all the old citizens. In her gentle
manners and her whole souled God bless
you" there was a winning charm that cap
tivated all who came in contact with the
dear old lady. She was indeed a very
model ofthe Christian msiron, and all her
life she reduced to practice the teachings
of the Gospel. Her virtuous, exemplary
life was crowned BY . death as calm and
peaceful as the sleep Of at innocent babe.
A Solemn Mass of Requiem will be
chan,ed by the Bishop, assisted by q large
number of priests, at $40 a. NJ, to'mor-
row; then her remains will be conveyed to
Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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ALI goeds vsrrapted at the Bankrupt
shoe sale; ~ Twelfth street.
4 Fine Fntt rtainment.

Last evening q number Of people assem-.
bled OF the Chsplire street rink TO
witness the performance OF the
Decker family. The exhibition
was undoubtedly The finest eve, seeu in
this city and vas rsesiEed with
storns OF bPplsuie by the gu.
diebce. Jsues Decker 10 certainly the
champion aeFnhaiio skater of the world,
and his performance vas simply marvel.
Gus, while Charles exhibition on stills is
something never before s,ttr pied By any
one. Little Ira Decker fairly captured the
hearts Of the audience By her pretty mar
ner Of skating ana rec.i ved FociSerous sp.
plaase, a. aid tie trick sud fancy skating.
This is The best exhibition on rollers ever
seen In Wheeling, AID as q spectator re-
marked last night is Eorh q dollar in
stead Of quarter" They appear sgain
tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
IN GENERAL,
Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate
Saa left tor regard at Clerk Hooks othce,
yesterday:
Deed made October II, 1885, by W. ?.
Hubbard and II. NJ. Russell. special COM
missiouers. for lots Nos. 6s and o., on the
plat lald ont by said commissioners and
situate on Wheeling Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
Police PickupS.

In Polise Court, yesterday morning
Cornelius Vance, charged with drunken
ness, was 6ued $40 and costs. ard weEt up
for six months in default, it beipg the
third conviction.
Jennie McAdams, TOR disaTdetly con.
duct, got IS and costs. She went up tor
thirty days. -
Officer McNichols arrested Samuel G.
Bonsell yesterday for appearing on Penn
street, Island, in an intoxicated condition.
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Card.
To he Editor Of M RaslEsr.

10 Tie EjIt0r q ne hsSsSiS.
In answer to a communication thSt sp
pesred in yesterdays REGISTER concerning
the miners trouble, We beg leave to correct
the statement therein concerning the
trick q the trade" Why we want to
kick against the screen Is because it is a
robbery. We appeal to the judgment Of
the public, who are the buyers. What does
these operators charge you for pea coal
and nut coal that the miners get nothing
for? and what does he get paid for9 He
doesn't sven get paid for the clean coal
that don't go through the screen. We
can prove by affidavit where 9 man stood
on the scales who weighed $50 pounds.
BE would not tprn the beam. Who are
the buyersS We FHni fair play. The
scales are not satisfactory 10 the
TSIgnsd1 MINERS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16

We have now on exhibit orr Fall
and Winter stock Of WOOIeRs- be-
ing = complete line Of SuiIiRSs,
PanIuIOOBiBgs and OyercOafingS,
which we shall get UPiu hrst.class
style and fit at lowest prices
Also a toll line of furnishing
goods always ON hand.
&. HESS Il SONS.
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The Arion Society es,I.

Last eTenina Ihs Aiiaa S6cisty gave 9
delightful hop q: il.eiT hall. Ihich was de,
cidedly one Ci the most ~erj1ysble event.
OF the seasop. The sffair was
select, OILY members being admitted, oi
Vhom quite a large croId we're present.
The evening was soent 10 Gapeipg to the
enhancing music Of the Opera
House orchestra, ard at the proper
hsur a sump.uous supper vss served by
Edward cla.lE Of The Arlington. The
cuisine vas elegant and rke vaipds we're
discussed at some lepgth Dancing was
then resumed and kept up Till an early hour
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
The New City Hall.

The work of fitting up the apartments in
the new City Hall fer occupancy by the
officials is progressing rapidly. Yesterday
the carpet was put down ia the City Cot
%lector's office, and to day Mr.. John Mendel
will Law the linoleum in the lobby Of the
Office Of the City Clerk. The carp I will
be put down in the chamber Of the First
Branch in q day or two, and then Mr.
Caldwell will commence the moving in Of
the new furniture. The work Of col struct,
ing the lookup in the basement is also
well under way.
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Wearers Of Mems CIOt|1ingI
READ THIS.

The extraordinary cheek displayed by certain clohiers Of the city who tall A.
showing The largest stock Of MEMS CLOTHING in the State" is wonsrfpl oc.
template, when everybody knows, or could easily find out tina, We carry Il A.,
Of MEMS CLOTHING larger than the combined stock Of any four aortsia nc
These same clohigs also claim their prices to be the lowest when in rr
instance Jul prices are from 20 to 81 per cent. less than any dealer N IVES, ya,
aka for he anne qualities ard makes. We devote one entire a:or to the sale,
FALL AND WINTER O~VERCOATS. To by from US means a saving Of oncM,
of your money.
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AIFrelin9 8e9isfer;
FRIDAY OCTOBEEI6, 1885.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Menther lndlcations.

WASHINGTON, D. c, October l6.-For
the Ohio Valley snd Tennessee, far wealth
er. south to west winds shifting to wester,
", slightly warmer IN eastern portions, sta
tfonary temperature in west portion.
For lower lake region, generally talr
weather, south to west winds with slight
changes in temperature.
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Index to New advertisements

For Gent-BUsiUS-s sand.
Roger Best Triple Plated Knives and Forks .
living RTOs-
Tba Royal ArSGrd S;7se->os',ti ( Bro.
Irophy trgt. tuH'h Eru-he> "a. u. LisL
Undertakes and tuucrl uireCtys-T. MendeI
Great Bargain sale NJ. ULtraan & CO.-,LooaI
Plgp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16

WE caution the public Against
agents who claim 60 sell goods for
us ON weekly payments. They are
ImpOsiers. JACOB ". GRUBB,
JeWeler.
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Stacy Adams & Cos

Mems finest handmade shoes, q neT lot
Waukeuphast and Kangaroo shoes, re-
ce;ve5 a. j w. AMICT's.
n43 Main street.
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TES pieces Of handsome bright colored
ingram carpets, at Is cents cash. Call
soon. JoHY RoENER. Agent
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EkCIrISG Race tonight at the AlEam.
bra Palace Rink, between Shuttleworth, of
Bellaire, ard Burke.t, Of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16

Tbs ansst exhibition of acrobstic silt
and fancy skating ever seen in Wheeling.
ct Chaphpe Street Rink to night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16

MEx's fine shces less than Wholesale
price. at Baukrnp! shoe sale, A. Twelfth
street.
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EXCITING Race to night at the Alham'
bra Palace Rink, between Shu.tleworlh, Of
Bellaire, and Burkett, of Wheeling.
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70 ne Editor Of hs Register.
SR-Iour reporter is misintormed in
regard to the undersigne dhAving anything
20 do with entieiDg q Ella Swan to leave
her home, and BY inference 10 come aboard
the Steamer Barnard. j am mate Of the
boat but have not been near her since
Tuesday morning last having gone to my
home in Ohio 70 vote, nor did | know
ANYTHING about tie girl or the eireDu-
stances until I saw it in this morning )
REoIsrER. By Publishing the above you
viii oblige the subscriber.
A. +. STErsoE,
~ UE.,,.- p~vparH
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LADIES fine shoes at halt price, al Bank
rupt shoe sale, "A Twelfth street.
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LITTLE Ina Decker, first child skater in
the world, at the Chspline Street Rink To-
night.
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ExcITING Race tonight at the Alhsm.
bra Palace Rink, bet Seen Shuttleworth, OF
Bellaire, and Burkett, OF Wheeling.
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Cows. come, come to the Bankrupt shoe
sale, Al Twelfth street.
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WoSDERFUL Deckers at the ChapIire
Street Rink tonight.
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WoSnERyvh Deckers at the ChapIin'
Street Rink tonight.
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Kangaroo, Common sense

Ladies hand sewed button shoes, finest
shoes made, at
J. ". ANcE's,
ll4S Main street.
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ExcITrEG Race tonight at the AIhsm.
bra Palace Rink, between S~buuleworth. Of
Bellaire, ard Barketf, Of Wheeling.
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CalHrIoss Of the gYsls 4. he etspline
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Additional Local on First Page.

DECORATED TEA SETSiD = va
g aTeOIors; Sc pieces for SI.5O.
nj DAWSON BROS.
222R Market Street.
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Doors, boots at halt price at Bankrupt
shoe sale, II Twelfth street.
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L. S.GoODGCo. seTldry goods the chespesi
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To ArnptI.-

Ny name is Bessie Brown; live at Hat
tie SCOTS, No. 1911 Eoff street; remem'
Der Mayor Grub being a, the house; he
asked me If would appear against Burns;
| said | would rather not: he sgid if the
case vas brought before Police Court |
would be compelled to go; nothing was
said about the Chief of Police; Grace An
drews did the TALKING for the house; ! gave
DO reason WHY l did not var to come; |
never spoke 10 the Mayor before.
To Hubbard
That was the only bus ness the gentle
uen had; when that was through they left
EDWARD LAEEIN.
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A. f. STErsoS,

Mate Of Steamer Barnard.
WHEELING, October Is, 1885.
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- LA NiON ~
DR.. Pipes asked that six clocks be fur
nished Richie school, and he was author
lied to purchase tie ssms.
Mr.. 4. Wilson reported that the Com
m~issioners had appointed Miss JEANNE
Brady to the position resigned by Miss
Laura Updegrsf, and appointed Miss Efie
Updegrsf to fill Miss Brady's position
The appointments were confirmed.
Mr.. W. A Wilson reported that as the
D division Of Washington school was &c
crowded that the teachers found it .npsasi
Bile to do thorough ard sutcpssful work on
the limited time allowed, he asked that
some steps be taken to place the school in
better votkiDg order, and offered the fol
loving resolution:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds be instructed to ex.
anime the grounds belonging to the Wash.
ington school and report cost Of building
q suitable roon Tor school purposes.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. White offered the following:
Resolved, That from the first day Of
November, to the first day Of March, in
each year, the afternoon sessions Of the
ruOmc SCHOOLS shall commence at one
O'Clock instead of l:l5, and the closing
ezercises take place fifteen minutes earlier
than the time shoEu on the present time
table.
The resolution was referred to the Com.
mitiee on Rules and Regulations.
The Board then adjourned.