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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-05
Sehrer . @ebalte.

Sas S9ultomite bes Stabtratbs
belt Dor eintgen Sagen cine SibunB
ab, uno beiddftiste fi6 in berielben
nit JeftieBung bon @ebdltern fir Die
9ebrer unferer 6hentlidsn Greif6ulen.
Das &omite einiste i9 iber folgenbe
@ebalte:
Der Superintendent erbdlt idbrIi9
$1,000 un0 auBerbem 500 rtonatIi1 fur
iein pferb.
Die fogenannten prinaipale ber ber=
i9iebenen S@uler1 erbaIter, ie nod Der
Mn3dbl ber Glafen bon $1,000 bis
$1,000 idbrli6. Das b66ite @ebalt
be5ieben bic 2ebrer, tueI6e s &lanen
borifeben unb bas niebrigfte bic Prims
aipale Der S6uIen fur Garbige, bic nur
A 2lafeu 5dbleu.
Der principaI bes beutf9en Inter
ri9ts betommt $1100 unb ber bes
ipanifGen 5000.
9as @ebalt Der 2ebrertnner tpur6e
mad ben 3eugniHen feftgefebt, bic fe
Bel oer lebten Prifung erbielten. 2ebs
rerinttett nit einem 3eugntB britten
@rabes betommen $35, nit einem 3eug>
niB s~tpeiten @raoes $45 unb einem
3eugniB erfen Grabes $55. Snbefen
iteigt oas @e1alt NIT ben Sabren big
auf $45 fir ben britten big auf $50 auf
ben atpeiten unb $65 auf ben erffen
Grab.
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,,Gptseopal Metbustft"

eutbdlt perbirstermaBen tein 3heilden
Merfur ober aubern f9doli9en @toHes,
fcnbern beitebt gdnali9 aus mebiaini=
f9ea Muraeln unb 2rdutern, mas bic
urfa6e 1T, bob g immons' 2iber
Regulator 70 tpirfiam unb babel
70 barmlios lit. vSiefe Mrsnei 1T als
cine 2eberz Gr3nei obue @lei6en, ba fe
iene fiibli6en Wur3eln unb Grduter
eHthdlt, uel9e cine anueiie 8oriebune
in 2dnbern, tpoIeIbif 2eberfranfbeiten
berrfhea, gepflanat bat" Baltimore
episcopal Met6obif. = Sur Der bon
S. s.. 3eilen 6 60. bereitete 1T d9t.
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9ee @DdbembIatt.
gDir fenten BON ies: eb bas ,Wp9ens
elatt" fur ben preis bon $500 auf
sSahr portofrei nod Deutf9laab.
Der 0.erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fit 4oas a1D'
@embIatt $3.50.
@eifenbe. Mgenten:
s.. g. Build.
Sc. Sbaoen.
9ss @Dd,eubIaft.
& { d { 8.
San Mntonio, 5. Iugut 1886.
a. I{A.< frienaInffin.

" ~ " <<NdN% ASOos
Mtdbt frtesslufftg.
Ni6t Sebermann 1T geneist, in bas
unuerninftige Rriegsgef9rei ein3uitims
met, bas segenwdrtig gegen Merifo er>
.boben tpirb. Nber es gilt fur unpatris
otif6, ipenn man ni9t NIT ben W6lfen
,beult unb ben geiunben Weni6enDers
ftans in ber 8%eurtbeilung Der Griegss
frage portpalten ldBt; besbalb pernimmt
mon teine marnenbe Stimme. unb
pagt es elm Mann oenno1, ieiner
l1%ebef3eugung bffe1tIi9 Nisbrud 5u ges
ben, 70 nirb ct bon ben 3eitungen
~benilnairt. tpie 3.8. bic beige rgrs
preB" Elm fol9es 8eiipiel liefert.
!. Cine Musnabme BON Der angemeinen
Begeifferung fir ben &rieg gegen
Merifc maft inbeB bic @renabeb6lfez
rung. Omar baben in 2arebo bereits
20 Captains, eben 10 piele Maiors uno
aud einige @enerdle lire Dienfe i'm
beportebenben &riege angeboten, 10 baB
es. nur nod an Der notbpenbigen
Mannf6aft gum Dreinf6lagen febIf,
bod ouf benz 2anbe benft man an6ers.
Die BepbIteruttg, tpel9e an ber Stbliz
den paeificbabn entlang big binauf
mad gl pafo tppbnt, III bpn BEN Gtiegs=
gef@rei uenis erbaut. 9ie i%iolirte Sage
an Der @renSe lenft naturgemdb ibre
@ebanfen auf al oas ungIid unb
&leno unb auf ole bic 8erluite, bic elm
Grieg our Golge fat, unb ba fe auerff
banon betrofen mirb, 10 fann fie un>
m6gli9 fiir ben &rieg 10 beseiitert fein,
a!s bic 8eb0lferuns i'm Sunerr beg
Gtaates. Sod i9eint fe bur1 bas
2riegsgei6rei 10 eingei9i9tert gu fem,
baB fie nidt DHen ~protefirt, fDr6ern ges
miHermaben nm gntf9uibigung fir III
rem Wangel an patriotismus bittet urb
babel auf ibre miBltde Sage an ber
@ren3e beutet.
Gin in @bibuabua tpobnenber ameri=
fanii1er giirger ma9t 8orf1ldge aur
friebli9en 26iung Der 5tpii9en Merifo
unb Der Union beffebenbet1 Streitfrage.
ct pertpeif barauf, baB bergIei@en
8orfdne, ME bic @uttingaffaire ni1t
berein5eIt bafteben, fonbern fi9 6fter in
Merito ereignen, unb baB bic G6berals
regterung Merifos feline Ma1t in ben
i16rbliden @ren5faaten befibt. 9ess
balls fole bic &esterung In Maibtnston
Merito ben 8orfdlag gu elmer militdri>
f9en geieBuug Der @~renafaaten bur@
bic Ser. @taaten= Nrmee MAIDEN. IS
tbnue bies iebD9 nur unter ber Bebin=
gung gef9eben, baB fi9 bic Union feis
erli9 Derpfi@tet, fein merifanif9es
Serritorium gu anneftiren.
ginen folden 8pri6lag i1ennt nun
iener Mann cine frieblt1ee 26iung Der
5treitfrase. Ofenbar bat er feline @b=
nung bapo1, baB baourd Der Grieg urt=
bermeibli9 aemadt wtirbe. 9ofentli6
bat fi9 Der &OngreB, Dem bic @nti6eis
buag iber 3rieg ober Griebem anbeims
geseben 1T, genug rubiges 8lut bes
tpabrt. INN ni6t lei9tinutser @eiie ei>
men Grieg ber~bor3urufen.
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ar11e Man1 bter in Seras bringen
Tam, tpenrl er tur trdftise 4rn,e, Mrs
beitssW iaen unb Strait mitbringt, unb
bab bel linn in Golge befen ber@ebanfe
aufiteigt un6 INNER mebr 8oben fabt:
foutef Du ni9t ba1eIbe erreiden f6n=
men, mas rbie 5ri'ben" errei6t babem2
Die 9auptfa6e 1T: Ser, tpel9er Inn
bas Blatt 5uf6idt, lit eben Der Bruber,
66pager, Better Dber Greunb, BON
benz ct 1i6er tpeiB, er tpiirbe INN ni1ts
porflunfern. Was bas Blatt f6reibt,
muB baber Wabrbeit iein, pieaeidt ents
bdlt es iogar eine Mittbeilung bon benz
Greunbe felbft ober bod iiber Jpn unb
feinen grfolg. nnb-fir ben Serass
Garmer f6nnte bas 8latt ebenfals bon
groBem NuBen fein; bat er Mrbeitsfraft
n6tbig, cine Inseige bringt ibm bieielbe
bielei6t- bat ct 2anb gum 8erfaufe,
bas Blatt bermittelt linn pielIei9t 3drz
fer; inn ielbft feblt es meiftens an 3eit,
oft an BET n6tbigen @elenfigteit, an
feline Mngeb6rigen bariber gu i9reiben;
bas Blatt fann ba5u biener, benielben
Madri6t iiber fetn WobIereeben au se>
ben. Stir Die beuti9en 8emobner Set
SeraszS tdbte tpirbe es ii6 dig Elm sSSrs
teligensblatt niibli6 erpeiien uno ibm
Die tpeibli6en Sienftboten beIorsen
f6nnen, moran Elm 10 fiblbarer Mangel
berri9t.
Ser rWegmeiier" miBte, UNI ieinem
3mede 5u entipre@en, Elm biQtges 8latt
fein, bas (eini6lieBli9 beg Poftgeloes
nod Seuti9lanb) ni6t mebr aIs $1.25
fofen bGrfte, 10 baB m6gli@F ieber
beuti6e Jarmer, obne elm aa5ugrobes
Spfer su %bringen, Elm gremplar an IT.
eenb cine NorFe in Seuti9lanb f6iden
f6nnte. So auf cine @innabme bur9
Nn5eigen ni6t gere6net perben fann,
1T es nur m6gli6, Dos nnternebmet1 in
Gang gu feben urb barin gu erbalten,
lpen1t bic Nbonnentensabl cine febr
ffarte 1T; mad einem oberfd9li9en
2oteniberf6lag uiirbet $500 @rsms
plare abgeiebt merben miiHen, bamit
oas 8latt ebeu 5ablt. Natiirli9 miirbe
bic l1uterfiBung Der @iiembabns@ eieGs
f9aften, 2ano~G ompaguien urb 2anbs
befiber, fir tpel6e bic @inpanberung
ia cine 2ebensfrase lit, in Nnipru6 gu
nebmen unb, tpie i'd annebmen bari
aienli9 ider iein.
Sir bic beuti9en Beuobner, befnrz
bers bic beutf6en Garmer bon SeTas,
babe i'd s%eslaubt, meit proiefi, pie
i'm 0orbergebenben gei6eben, bes Weis
teren beipreden unb auseinanberfeBe1
gu miH1en; i'd bite fe %nunn1ebr, bass
ieIbe in grtpdgung gu 5ieben, unb tpert1
es aur Musfibrung berangereift 1T, in
ibrem Sntere1e ni9t anein, fonbern
aud in benz ibrer 2anbsleute, tpel6en
Seras cine glei9e nuabbdngigfett gebett
miirbe, tuie es linen felbf geboten bet,
gu unteritiben.
Die beutf6en Serass8ldtter eriube
i6, bon meinem unternebmer treunbz
li1 Npti3 nebtner 5u tpolen.
SIM Musuft 1886.
Sr. SbeD. 9erBberg
221, Sadfon .StraBe, San 4ntorio,
3eTas.
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Galifprnfd @eitte.

GER s.. 5. Weper, MboIefale &
&etailbdnbler in Weinen, Mlamo Pla5a,
TT por Surgeon BON feiner bierten @e>
f6dftsreiie mad @alifornien 5uridges
febrt. St farm iebt feline Gunben unb
Gamilien nit ben beften Sorten bon
@alifornia=W einen uub reinem Srauz
ben=BranbD berieben. &einen Galifors
mia Glaret ~berfauft er Die @allone- 81.
Borts unb anbere unberfdli9te @eine
finb ftets bel inn borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-05

- Der Mangel on Nbaugs= 2andIen
in ben pontinii9en Stinpfen bel &om
ruff elm Sumpffieber berbor. ueIdes
Der S@reden ber &eifenben 1T. aper's
Mgue Cure 1T elm tpirtfames G9ub=
geget biefe 2ranfbeit unb beilt
Sieienigen, uelGe oerielben Derfaaen
finb. gbenfo miriam 1T es In ollen
dbnli6en @esenben bieffeits bes Oees
ans. @eriu9e feline Mtrfnug.
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Wptes 9lfabcuaie (Milam).

Ser reue &urfus beginnt am 6. Sep=
TENDER. Muswdrtige 36glinse tperoen
dig Peniondre a%ufgenommen. Cine
Normali6ul Nbtbeilung 1T NIT Der
Ntabemie perbunben. Nles Ndbese 1T
aus ben @atalogeu gu erfebeu, tpel@e
auf Wuni9 bur9 bic Bu9baablung
bon Nic. Sengg ooer bur6 ben Director
Der @nitalt, 0errn profefor %. s.
&ote in San Nntonio sugeian6t tperz
ben. 15,7,tum-6,9
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MefnMt

elm partner nit $50O-$10O0 3apitaI
In ei1em 9uten ttellen @ef6dft. 2anbs
tDirtb borge3ogen. Mebrere quite Nrs
beitsefel unb Stute1 nit Soblen ftno
binig gu perfaufen. Ndberes in ber
Office biefes Blattes. 5,8,6mt4nntp
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8ar t. 6ppta AT berfatfem.

l1nteraei6neter piinf6t tuegen zines
pl6blt@ eingetretenen Sterbefalles In
Der Jamilie feinen gut gebenben Sa=
loon in ber Sibs Shores traBe (gesenz
iber benz Nranias 8 paB 9epot) bilig
st perfaufen. &eflectanten merben cts
iu9t, at Ort unb SteIe na9aufrageu
ober Sci s. p6f6el i'm Miiionsz5 Store.
Sulius 8irngru5er.
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Wir, bic unteraei9neten Mitglieber
beg Ginana=& omites baben ben 8eri1t
bes @etretdrs fiir bic 6 Monate, tpel9e
am 80. Sum- 1886 enben, f%orsfdltig
geprift unb ri9tig befuuben.
@e3ei9net: Nranias prescott,
Sell. M. 8eI,
Sas. p. Carl.
Gum 3eusniB: Sobn 6. O@fe, Sefr.
SOFT
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8mflenS glrufea=gaIbe

Die bette @albe Der BeIt. fit Sdnitte
Quetfdunsen, @efdpire, Gieber. unb 9ant'
ausfdIas, GIedte, ~sefprnnsene Sdnbe, Sroft'
beulei unb ale granddaughter; furirt ga.
morrboiben ober feline Beaablung. gonige
Classification sarantirt ober bas Gelb tptro
suriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel be, u.
Nra
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Cine ersabreae @xrterim

in eeiebttr 9atren erhietet HH CUR
pfege boa Qranteu unb @69nerinuen.
gu erfrageB Del Retninger,
Stb aiampsS iraBe, Ode WorbsS traBe.
3,8,iurSra
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Summa ..-....:.....$ 24,532.13
@eminn pdbrenb Sermins.$ II, .16
I~lngetbeilter @etuinr -. 29.47
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Office beg Superintendent Der 0fent'
li6en @dulen.
San Mntonio, %. Suli 1886.
Som 16. big 81. Nusuff finbet int
Gebdube BET 9p9i9uie bic Priifurg
berienigen 2ebrer fat, bic auf @tellung
in ben 6Hentli@en 9@ulen ppn San
Intonio refleftiren.
s. 6. Smith,
@uperint. Der 6ffentlt@en e@ulen.
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&albiabrlt@er 8eriGt
Der
8erar 8au< unb 2etb> N6peiattpn+
Sun Mntpnip. 30. Suni 1886.

San Nntonio, 80. SUM 1886.
Ser balbidbrIi6e 8eri6t beg 9etres
tdrs fir ben am 80. Sum- 1886
enbenoen Sermin giebt iiber bic .finanz
sieQen 8erbdltniRe unb ben Wertb BET
Mttien folgenben Muff9luB:
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
TRYING TO KIDyAP HER LITTLE SISTER.

Kate ROmer is but sixteen years old, but
during the last year she has earned record She began
her career by singing In abarrOom In Edrdge-st Mr..
Gerrys society ntsrfered because she only fifteen
years old Debarred from exercising her voice prona-
bly, the girl turned her attention to securing other
pOyIDent but only remained In situation long enough
10 secure whatever vauabes she could best escape with
In this way she robbed many families In Harlem.
Two days ago she took her tenyoar-old sister from
school ia East Eghtythird-st, aud her nther reported
that she had stolen the child Detectives Pauet and
Mcmahon spent considerable time searching for Kate
and met her leading her little sister through Frstaye.
Eighty yffst The girls ran into tenement near
by and found the roof The detectives that
Kate prepared jump off the house whom she them,
but McMaon reassured her by remarklng TO Pauct so
that she heard ghm THAT'S not the girl VIC want" "
She then Was caught Four women whom she had
robbed were in tue Harlem Police Court yesterday and
complaints made by two OF them who identified
articles in the girls possession Kate held IN $500
each charge by Justice Ford and her father took hi
ten-yearOld daughter home with him.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
NEw,JERsEY TOWNS.

EIIzABETHL-Mrs Martha Marsh appeared at Police
Uead0arters yesterday and asked the aid OF tho police
I'm the whereabouts Of her husband. Charles
o. Marsh, to whom she had been married bat three
weeks lie is the captain OF the steamer Mary Powell
now In Boston. six weeks ago he obtained furOIgh OF
six weeks and To Elizabeth 10 be married On last
Nondsy he out Ia get check cashed promising his
wife 10 return IN few moments since then he has not
beeu seen .. Thomas W. Hart. macbnist. In tho en-
Dloy of = L. Moore * Son. caught IN the machinery
on tuesday IN such manner that his mead was terribly
crushed IIc cannot live.
soNrRvuLF-Thcre is considerable excitement he
couse tho body OF colorcd man has been buried In the
enmeryile Cemetery II has been the custom hereto
fore 10 bury all coorcd pcOp!e IN cemetery set apart
Tor that purpose with The largo population OF
Tho Mace the gravcy ard became full ana last week
ine death OF Albert Bergen. colorcd man. lot was oh
tanned In the somervilc Cemetery aud his body was
buried there.
uoBoKES.-IIorace /. Nichols age sEty-cight, n vet
Gran rugnn-cr who has been connected with circusez
Tor half century, died IA -. Marks Hospital Tues
dny from injuries received hy falling from h- s'Oop In
Tth-st some days John Jones, an cmlsOye Of
lie Delaware. Lackawaund ana Western Railroad was
struck drll engine near the tunnel yesterday and
fatally injured .. Tho elevated railroad Will be
opened 10 the public on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
WEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

PoRr CLUSTER Eight nine years ago lTaseco and
Irving avca were opened aud assessments were made
the Districts alleged To have been bchcnted thereby L.
H. Wesley Of the persons a-sc-rcd refused To pay
the amount The property cold By the village au-
thortrs the asessmcut and came uto possession
of Mrs sarah Tnguc VINO began suit tho city
The money thus obtained. Mrs. Maria Merritt also began
suit against village In connection with the opening
of one OF the avenues and both suits resulted IN yer
lets against tho village for more than $4,000. Tho
village carried the to the General Term OF the
supreme Court and nay to The Court OF Appeals which
has affirmed the action Of the courts below Under the
amendments made 10 the village charter at the last
session OF the Legislature the village authorities can be
gin the whole proceedings anew, which Will probably be
done
EAST CuEsTLR.-The historic old building occupied
twenty years by Theodore lino and known the
Cooper place and tterly occupied as hotel by Peter
Zine, was totally destroyed by Urn on Tuesday.
WHITE PLAI>s.-An application was made yesterday TO
Judge Mills for tEc appointment of committee OF tho
no rson aud property OF Ms. Eliza Quitting Of New
York, who has been Temporarily living at White Plains
with family namc1 Todd. Mr. Quitting died a couple
OF months ago leaving about $4,000 to his wife. Mrs
Quitting has been dcmcuted for about two Tho
application was mao 10y Mrs. Cuttings brother. Robert
lion The court took the papers and reserved de
White Ohcr brothers ana sisters opposed the applca-
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
A HEBREW PEDLER ROBBED AND BEATE

Henry KonIg the keeper OF q rum shop No LIZ
snmmit ave Jersey city, arrested by CdnstaDle
Locke yesterday charged with beating ana r9pp,ns n,H
David Block, Hebrew pedler from NeW-l lorh. uIa ,
VINO carries valuable stock of goods. makes regular
trips through Bergen County and the northern par
and was called into tavern kept BY stewart Oowery
who also holds the Office OF constable crown VI
drunken men were present. and while sone OF the
anined his goods others began TO steal them. biocA
protested whereupon he was assaulted ana Desleh III
brutal manner He badly cut about the heau anu
face kicked I'm the ribs and lray thrown OUT IN the
street man named Scheibe who was passing III
wagon picked the pcdler mp and took him to his own
house Blocks and daughter were sent for the he1t
day an dthey took him in carriage TO Justice Al
dridgo's Office where a formal complaint was maue
against Kong, the only OF the crowd whom BLOCK
recognized. Tho injured man was then taken TO his
home in Forsyth-st., NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

Steamer Loo (Br,, Cainea Dubln-Bowrfng Archibald
steamer leasing tuer Voss. Hamburg Kunhardt 90.
steamer Acapulco Shackford. AspnwaU SC-Pacthc MAJ
Steamer oriuoco tBr, Garvn. Hamilton. Bermuda-A1
steamer CITY OF Savannah. NicKers;n savannsh-Heny
YOnRe fr. -. <,.-,.
steamer Eleanora Bragg Portland-Horafio Hall
Steamer Chance. Perth Ambov-J krems
Ship Oberon Ger, Selberg. Bremen-Theo Ruger Co
Bark SIS julien CB. Fritz. Batavia for orders-carer,
schr Ella Blanche tBr, lie Blanc Falmouth. HaytiPI
Schr Panope (Br) Dickson John, NIP Nevius Son
Steamers Euclid for Liverpool The Queen london; Fuda
Bremen: Canada Havre Acapulco Aspinwal OrDoco, Ber
Inua City Columbia Charleson Seneca, Newport News
Good Hope, Baltimore. .,
Bark Hohenzollern, for Hamburg.
Br1gs UbaldiDa for Demerara.
Scbrs Farnham. for Porto Corcz; Falmouth, Cienfuo
gos; S Swift lnagua
Also sa,ledva Long soundsteamers Eleanora for
Portland; Gaucus. Boston. Ship Iceberg, Boston
BELOW.
Bark stanged of London from Padans Oct g. BY pilof
boat d vvid CARL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
p,rryopp Tan l9-The buoy sharps Island has beer
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERa
FOREIGN PORTS
or,vxsrowx IAN 2o-saed steamer City of Berlin (Rrl
Land from Liverpool hence for Newforx ,,., Y,r..,
BREMEN Jan 20-Arriyed steamer hheih t"er'' 'u"s'|
%ansHIEs Jan i7-sailed steamer Burgunda tFrl Du-
nPLEs Jan s-saed steamer independents tGer Piran
delo for New.York
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
Mr.. sCHMITT WOULD NOT BE CLERK.

DENYING ANOTHER COMMISSIONERS STATEMENT
MADE IN AN INTERVIEW
The Board of Estimate in its provision for the
Board of Education for the year required tnat lne
plans and specifications for new school pulI1Ings
should be submitted to and approved by the Doalu s
of Estimate before the appropriations were app1eu.
At the meeting Of the Board of Education yrsterua
Mr.. Devoe said that this PROV ision was unusual.
He offered a resolution asking the c0unsel Oh tno
Board of Education for an opinion wiener the .
Board of Estimate had the right to make sucn
stipulation. The resolution was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted The amount allowed for salaries anu
current expenses of schools for the year ,s
$3.so6oo0 Mr. Crazy asked what & sosries eIerS ' of
teachers. Mr.. Vermilyc said that nothing % %could
be ascertained relating to that until the end OF the
month. a-..
; The amounts" said President Walker " are now
presented simply rs list of items and tley cannot
be changed until the year of Grace lSsl.D -
Commissioners Henry Schnitt called attention 20
an interview with a commissioner that appeared IN
THE TRIBUNE on Tuesday lie read TO i1e ID, noaLa aa
the article in which Mr.. Schmitt was SAID by the
commissioner to have been candidate lor cIeIh VI
The Board of Education. .., A.
~ wish to say emphatically," continued Mr.
Schmtt, that was not a candidate Tor clerk OF OF
any Office ! never a candidate Tor the once Oh
clerk thank God have a business tnat pays me
better than any such office. never INTENDED 10 ue
candidate for it and never will be III the future.
If had known that there was such report week
ago. should have denied it then, and If any mem
Der of this Board who not Satisfied with my state
mont will come to me VIII show MIN conciuS''e'S
President Walker read his appointments on
standing committees for the year lie chairheh
of the committees are as follows:
Finance Jacob d. Vermiye; Teachers, David Wet
more; Buildings, Frederick W. Deyoe supplies, tSful ,
nsnd Trand; Auditing Henry schmtt; School sites
pit F1rHituro. William j. wecG; Normal College, William
Wood; evening Schools Ferdinand Trand; wsrming
Simmons; Nautical school Davi wetmore; Annual Re
sen; Executive Committee OF the College OF the Cy Vi
New. York. Gilbert III. Crawford.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT MADDEN.

The body OF Lieutenant Wullam "A. iIauNon, NoI,
U. s. N, who died Tuesday at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard was taken yesterday to Unontown, Pnn., ior
burial All the at the Navy Yard and on the o
war were placed half mast AT O'Clock the seaneh
OF the Vermont and the officers Of the various Govern
ment vessels lying the yard gathered on the gun deck
which were conducted by Chaplain Henry b. HlDoen OF
the receiving ship At the close OF the services ine
coffin containing the body. accompanied by marine
guard reversed borne TO the Goyernmeh.
tug Catalpa by officers of the Vermont, and carried
Jersey City where 1t was transferred 10 the trsn anu
taken to UnOntown 49,, .
Lieutenant Burns s. Walng and Paymaster John A.
Mudd accompanied the body to its destination Inc
death OF Lieutenant Hadden has cast deep gloom over
the Navy Yard. lie one OF tho most popula,
officers I'm the Navy both among officers and men, ana
his loss is keeny felt by his shipmates
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
DIR. SEEGER on TIE ANrLMoxOpoAr VOTE

Dr. Ferdinand A. Secgcr as chairman of
the state Committee OF the National Anti Monopoly
Party has issued letter addressed To that party In the
state of York lie says that whch Grover Cleve
land was nominated for Governor In 1882, he " made
certain statements regarding what his policy would he
II elected, which wero extremely gratifying TO the Anti
Monopolsts." Therefore they supported him. But
"Mr. Cleveland proved untrnc to the spirit OF tho
pledges lie Iaadc the ti-MOnOpOiiss." Therefore.
they did not SUPP him for President. But they did
support Governor I'M at tho last election. From the
figures at each of these elections Mr. Scoger
that the AntMonOpoly vote Is large In conclusion he
says:
The next election will have an important bearing The
slaturc elected fall Will have the election Of a
United ~tltos senior Tho course Of tho present Lcgisa
important Influence he character ~
its In many districts In the state the Anti
be made important factOr Standing
as power II can compel 900 NOMINATIONS. In
number IN the aio elccIOnit the Anti Monopoly
decided contest. By thorough organization
we can place Ourscvcs IN such state efficiency
wleld a powerful influence.