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.vDC IOI,JSAR CTTVER

w WIN receive pupils beginning Tuesday, October 70 IN
drawing. oil and wafer color piilun ~" hi' Ao"'' w
1uuscaI e, china painting an dccorltion
ktudiu. No 80 Na,sOnavd
References
Duntincton. President NauOnN Academy OF OcsSl
NJ illiam Hart, y A.. Mr.. James VI. Hart, y. All
Nil. David JOhnsOn.N n ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
TO THE BOND AND STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

The undersigned Committee of REORGANIZATION duly
pointed present ali interests have unanimously adopted
TeOrgAnZaon under for closure OF all divisional
mortgages contained in the circular this dy ssned aud ie
que. deposit your holdings before The 9th day
o July. lSS6 subject thereto with the Farmers oan ani
Trns Company nj the city Of New York receiving III eN
chan therefor snch deposit and
cep regarded TALENT 10 signing an agreement Tor
reorganization accord with the plan submitted copies
Of which ana mont can lie had on APPLICATION at the
conpays office No lHj Broadway To ;he Farmers Loan
and Comp,nv. % ana - Mlllam-st. New York.
expiration Of the above period shonld the committee
have in possession Of controlling interest In the
named II will al once proceed 10 execute the plan
proposed 80
should however Of the interests concerned
have thus 10 give The committee control oi Their
spctve securities those OF such class urtes have
been deposited VIII he returned 10 the respective depos
tors upon and cancellation of the negotiable
fcates issued heIeor provided In said aereement
ne reluctantly obi god Ia designate short
" this plan advised
large portion OF tho road he closed
ou unless side funds prov ded repairs and funds
cannot provided safety until the Of the
OF reorganization be assured
" Mayl = IL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

NAISKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For Csskill. stuyverant and intermediate landings
Boats leave daily Sundays excepted 80
Jay.sf. a. 8p N.
r NJ ONLY ONE DOLLAR
NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF fares TO all points, Boston So worce,
tsr, t2 % steamers Piei Riysr n,
Wattst next pier above Desbrosses street Ferry AZ 1
y. N daily, except sunday. - wv
T'ROY BOArS-CITIZENS' LINE.
Steamers CITY OF TROY aud SARATOGA leave Pie.
a. North River foot Of ChTstopher-st. day pt
day at b T. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
HNnE FORUM
FOR JUNE.

ARBITRATION IN LABOR DISPUTES. Justice T. NJ.
Cooley.
FROM PURITANIsM-WHITHER Bishop +. D. Hunt
1ngOn.
TIE LIMIT OF SPEED IN OCEAN TRAVEL Prof.
j.. IL Ihurston.
now WA~ EDUCATED. Chancellor John II. Vincent
MIsCHIEVOUs PHILANTHROPY. Prot simon New
COMB
THE PERsIsTEECE OF TIL KEELY MOTOR PARK
BENJAMIN.
TmE EVOLUTION OF THE BOYCOTT. Dr. william
A. Hammond
THE PSYCHICAL WAVE. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
THE FUTURE OF SUNDAY JOURNALISM. julius
H. Ward.
SOMETHING MORE ABOUT DOMESTIC SERVICE
A. b. MCMahan
30 cents copy S5a year.
THE FOhUM PUBLISHING co.,
81 Fiithave. New. York.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

MILWAUKEE May 2j.-Fiour dun Wheat weak. Cash.
75c June 7G9..: August. 774c. Corn dull No :.
IS jlac oats lower NJ 2sc rye weaker No l .! tc.
BarIev anlct 4Gtc PROVISIONS steaiy Meas PORK.
a,sn. Nav. - 80 June - } lAri-prime ~tel L.
Crsn or Nav s. 10 June - go. butor qulet
Choice reamerv i3pl5r ChreseBesi Crra a. i'c.
9Q9+sc Recepis-FIonr. 1927 obls Whcit
-nipnsnts-FIour lo3ia
bbs, heal. 4jj Jusn.. Barley. LOO Uusn.
For other Market Reports Thtrd Page.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Art Schools-CitY.

MISS H. c. LANE-pupil of Prof. Otto
wi Seltz Roval Academy Notwithstanding to remain
in the CITY during the would Ike lew pupils IN oil
pa ming wafer colois specially hea isfrom life or (por
Instruction also in flower paint
ing and stllfe. Terms moderate. call or address
''@ Wv" ~ West
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
T'ROY BOArS-CIrIZENS' LINE.
DAY LINE

DAY LINE
~ TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk vs, anil south
Leave via Penn r. II. 4:3O m. Psrior BairnJre
thence Palace steamers arriving at Oh Point 81 N
Norfolk Il III. IL. V. rOAPKINS. Gel'l Pass Agen.
Slp Broadway y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Gcncbcrs.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~. supplied without charge TEACHERS registered
free. Many vacancies. Form for stamp, r. r AvhRl,
American school Bureau, West 4tb-st y y
An ELDERLY, energetic educated Christian
~ protestant adv mother II several grown up
girls who have a well known Institution III Europe
two 60 to school pleasant home references eSchanIcd
DC moderate, and age
4 YALE GRADUATE, now pursuing a post
gradual course In the higher mathematics would tutor
pupils during MONTHS exchange
address i. o. Box 1853 Ithaca y. Y.
A Young gentleman. an experienced teacher
~ and private .uior who has travelled extensively
tins country and Europe desires position as
would act as private secretary a gentlemen family
abroad. Address OXFORD. Tribune Lpo"D Ohce. l23S
Broadway.
MFRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
tInosses etc. colleges, schools Families. Appyto
MlIs. MI. NOCNG-fULlON. 25 Union square
4 GERMAN Young lady. pupil OF the Dresden
Conservatory Of Music desires position teacher I'm
school family good CITY references Address p o. Box
4 RELIABLE selection of school circulars for
parents guardians Teachers tutors COverncs-cs
piled r. MIRIAM COIlIERE, 81 /. l7th ST. bet B'wy
and 4thave.
schools and families. wAYTnD, GERGfN TCTU.L
NINE. CARPENTER. 21j East 57th.st
WI wishes pupils for French during summer vacaIions
KOckaway or Long Branch.
CCHERMERiORN'S Teachers Agency. -Od-
- beat known Unitcl >iacs Established 1875.
J.W. tHLKMEKHOKN & co. East lztnst y. y.
NVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w RFAU for h0h supplies Pl0fe 1eachers
GovernesseS Musicians lioisekepT' Companions etc 10
colleges. schools and families also BOokkeeper StenOgTa
piers and Copvsts business firms
Mrs 4. D. CULVER i2g 5th-qve, Ncw-York City.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Gteamtoats dn0 uailroaoe.

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
M The Day Line steamers viii commence their regular
trips 10 Albany and intermediate landings SATURDAY,
MaVD
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements Of trains from Ghanegrs Depot From
mDaily except sundays. Day Express Buffet Drawing
faio Niagara FAILS AMI Suspension Bridge. Sleeping
Coaches HOrnelsville to cincinnati.
p9y;o Sh'Ss0 sS and s 1 Pai o @ asSaa
No extra charge for fast time. Arrives Meaivlle 75
400 M D. me- an% s. ToTs Sothe scconi morning
m-Daly Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited arrives
pop@ ar nj sht train bc9ween Navy York aud Buffalo
?. n.Daly Cnicago Express for the Vest Pullman Day
Buffalo SsgaTa Falls Cincinnati and Chicago ana ,oo,
RsGercra % r6H" s%a r.ssaG - 700 60 d &c. 7q So 60 ys t! @
ss ss" $50 SO n % s2 $50 y B. %5a 10 S M '2yi ia g
5 oo so 45 go go $50 So Ss5 @ 55 lo go 5
sS " iGS s6 nj /! s SoO ia 5~11' s lOs'
Newark and Paterson, via Newark 6+5 500, s3p loOo
p and IL milnIpht Tuesday Thursday and saturday
nights only >undays 9l5 m, 200 G.3e 900 p NJ
$50 10. - $40 10 80 p M ard II min-ht sunlays
90 30 1920 an II $50 1890 pm and IL nin gh
Warwick 445. 700. 1920 a. m. 430 sundays 3+D
Hewburg and Cornwall 100 a. m. 3:So 49, aud 7
Rondon aid Kingston and Montgomery !:t5 a. m $50
p m sunday $50 scranton a. In sundays excepted.
7:.5 , sunday $40, e;3o. 1920 m. 53j. !. ap N.
"a, . p sunday 10 $50 1920 m. 90 Z p M Ths
and $50 p trains connect with New York, ontario
and western Railroad at Mainst The train stops az
Port jervs li5 7:5o 9, lo2oa m. 40. 7OO 7:i5 900
p. M SUNDAY $40 1920 a. NJ. $50, :. Z" p m;
fifteen minutes 55 p m 10 o45 p m "vers tnirty minutes
to l"i5 p every thrtyminutes l045 D. % 7:io N.
TGkets for passage apartments Drawing and
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained and orders for the
Nos 4o or 81 BToai%ay Isl vests N - 10 Coars
ST. Brookyn or ar % Ioe tSnI%ay % ! Dfpo's
SOW JOIN N ABBo IT. GenT Pass'r Agent New. YORK
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
NENJERSLY CEN lRAL DTVlSfJN,
EODT NE IIRERIY.S NOH IL NINER.

FOOT OF LIBERrY.sr.. NOS ~ RIVER
,or IA .Ih + IABiL.IAKING ntFLnI o ! ". 1888
FTo,s and TRsNr2N 30 son9a ao sro,s
$50. l2p0 N 81 DAYS 400 +t; n. $40 10 o n
Direct connecon ~ way. Junct Tor Germ,ntown AMI
DRAW NGkooM "a rs on all Day Trains ana SLEEPING
Reiermng cave PIiiLA DELPHIA, Sintn and Green ,ts
al 40 'sc % 10 ~ sS! & l5s' M M Tsr S "a
81 'S0 y Fr.n snd LIP Penn,
For VWIiiLfAM5PoR sUNgURY LEwrsDURG an,
MAHhNOi CITY at 145. ~ a. N 3;ii 500 n
Iii5 a. M LOO 1880 400. $50. 5:ia 2lo sundayI
foi fo MIX KFsBA RRE and rTfTsTOT II 7:o0 siJa m.
900 i:i0 9:l5 5:i5 p. M SUNDAYS at ) 30 p. n.
LorDRIFfoN at 7"9 a M 20 p "a, a., IN,
For BEiHLEHEM, ALLENfoYN sna MAucH cuUSR
at 500 700 s45 a. m- LOO l;@o $40 '"o p I'D suhNa,
For fHs f0N 400 700. 80 .o 100 49, Si6 40,
40 54}. 5n9n ,iyo p p- SuEd's 200 "a ~ na)
t6t AZ Pii'MnINGToN 700 s:46a m IcO I:oo 4OoA3l
For MERvTLE At Zoo $50 ZOO. s;'5 1880 l:lJs
m l.)o 1880, 130 345 400, $50 500 $50, 80, 500.
6:iG ZOO 80. $40. lo:3op m Sunday. 500 7'oA n
rdr 5P 2S1S SFIffD 800 900 90 745 s5 $50 oa,
lis a. M. loo 3o zoo 81, S;i1 ~ 65P 200 5l
ov W. snndays 400 ZOO o;45 1900 1880. .'1l.
$50 700. $50. lZ;0UD. M ,..6 s.i5 am.lt
tor rkl II e%1 soo At D 81 n, ss8ndars io5 s5 m
Far 20; ;,S 60 BEANcf. OCEAN grove &C. AN ran q
40 n s0 ~ 09 c1, mi IN Grove ~ '"o az 100 100 n
For FREeHOLD slbll:OO a. M 800 al9 ~, p . 80 Pm PA
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIvE and BAkNEGAi AZ t'o''
roI I tTT FTP %1NELAND AMI BRoGEroS"
43O a. m 18O D.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
NEw-JnRsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. =. Nortn flNrr va Saiuy ""'N'
Beginning May2. $50. m. ycu 10,


Tor urGHLANps SrABisiGHT LONG BRANCH t21
10 Is a. m 4 D. IN. sundays. ":3 q. M
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, 430 10 - a. Inf m m ?,
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER AMI BAHSho l. f''
n I'm. p. 49,, pprncr crrOy
For ATLANTIC CITY. VINELANp and bh'D'Eio-'
80 Il. IA. So a
North river 81 26l 2S7 I2l 94i, IA and rs BIoad.
way IS 1871 and 74s 6haye. Riyiugton ST. 10 - 10 1ni
IA; ;ree " 40 l7O East l2jth.st lJ32 BOwely ~
Canalst and principal hotels in NewYork Y ln sro21 %
yn AZ No l07 Broadway. s3S. $50 uon ST. zV
10 In IIobokcn. "a Wasn Stonst Nev-
Will call for ana cheek oaSsaH'
hote or To destination.
j. F WOOTT y, - =, w. ~ ~ -, ~,
General MANAGER p , "en' Fass az tnu - SseV en- v
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
New 11u5IlCnuons.
Is THE BEST OF TEACHERS
III TIE JUNE

HHISTORYI Is THE BEST OF TEACHERS"
ii TIE JUNE
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
CLOSING number OF Volume XVI
PORTRAIT or JEFFERSON DAVIS. FIontlspece
tnnICI OF ~AN ANIONIl The Fal! OF TIE Alamo
Illustrated by g. Norton Galloway.
CANApAS ACTIAL tOND. IION.
By Ir Prosper Bender -
NR BANCROFT ON SrlE-GON MEM.
Iiy George bancroft.
THE RECONSlR CIlO\ NF HISTORY.
Rev. George T.. Ills D. D.
TRIUMPH OF THO AdEPtOAN PRINCIPLE.
III Trent Affair by Hon Charles k. Iuckerman
IHE CONVENTION OF NIRGINIA, l7oa
\. W. CiaSOn
BATTLES OF PORT REPUBLiC AND LEWISTON
Alfred -. Lee late Consul General L. :
RFrfsf or TIL CONF .DlKAIE GOV tKN MEN /
IRON RICHMOND. By " IL swallow. -
TH.LASTOF TIL b. CONFEDERA1t-. By VIC waller.
Orrinal Documonts Noes QUERIES Replies Meeting Of the
American ii d lstOrlcal Association. Book Notices
SUBSCRIPTION price - advance or 10 cts number
Published at 30 Lafayette Place. NeHYork city.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
RICHMOND & ALLEGHANY RAILROAD CO

Bond and Stock holders hereby notified that the prv
lege 10 deposi their securities will Monday Nav H.
1856 after which date securities VIII be received Until
that viii he received 10y the Mercantile Trust
Company upon the payment Of the following charges;
On First Mortgage Bonds. $40 per bond
on Second Mortgage Bonds Sj per bond
On stock, So 30 per share.
EKNIN DAVIS,
SMITH Cliff.
CHAs. VI FRY.
GEO. +. BAKER,
JOHN j. Mct0Ok,
j. Kennedy TOD,
JA~. r. CIOSSON.
FRANCIS %. FRENCH
REORGANIZATION Committee.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
AG-WEST 23D-ST.-46.

leading school Omusc. tIufuOn dfahac art fo'tie
,rawrc anC aiming. Free advantages equal Z
n, l,ssops Der week. lOTIsI ticulars address -,
10 /. lBrkhAKD, President.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
!. 81. NISI lh, utif
LEWIS WAY,
&. y. StTTERLEE,
Ii. r. NEWCOMER, co,,
JOHN MAKkOE, '"'''
W. ID. WI\~OR.
JOIiN LOWBLR WELSH.
JOuN y LII TluI\SUN.
OFFICE OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAHRoAD COMPAyY.
PHILADELPHIA Nav l.. 1886. !
T meeting Of the Bnard OF Directors he'd

PHLADFIPHIA. Nav T., 1886 :
4 T a meeting of the Board OF Directors. held
y this day, the following rcsolutio was adopted:
esoyed nat oT te pTp;r OF prov dng tc necessary
Tie lsG on the nam and eascd lines and branches and
the cost OF which Is estimated as follows;
Construction work rennsy yania Railroad, 10000. o.
branches and leased lines S6cG,OOO 90
Pea estate. Pennsylyania Railroad. bIanche,
Locomotive engines passenger equipments lsaos. -,
New construction on branch and auxiliary lines .''sOO W
AnG for new branch and auxiliary lines under
construction l'ooOoO uo
Aggregate. s4 900 10000
c privilege be to the shareholders Of The company
subscribing AZ par between the fifteenth and hirie days
o. June s9 for foT per cent o their respective holdings
they stand registered Wednesday. ,ay l2fh instant
ar sbareier and ha,s trms foT nrh n%no n o v % M ps
taym.nts viii be required prior u July Ist. lssG fol!
!, i s s I'm.
bear interest on and after November st lss' certificates
ceipts JOHN D. TAYLOR. Treasurer
NOTICE is hereby given. III pursuance of the
~ resolution Of tho ROard of directors. that special
D, held the ASSOCIATION Ibertyst
To.c T Of % tho c6 stock u"S tI T amGn e
Iag tho bylaws for The Transaction of such other bust
may pro- erly come before the meeting.
WILLIAM KENT, Secretary.
natea May 90 1886.
lcs nESqTaFa 7S a And As H TeT s5@rTT r. r.
'THE Annual Election for Thirteen directors
WI be held at the occ the company tuesday June
The polls will renal" o''" from alSnG GeSGH e RiTcn
Secretary.
&5OO.OOO. FARM MORTGAGES FOR
SAFE ASe9ygHTNEyT S,gT;pE + yTnoNDs
100 Broadway. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

/ Davand Music school for irl& Primary Academia
'@sse' Nj 1MsIrSIs PUHTIK q CiAMPNkY. Principals
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
BACKWARD AND INVALID BOfS.-Ihe
ID undersigned an experienced physician and teacher
makes and instruction Of sucn boys Fpecly
atton one of the most gltfI and bcalhfu In Newt
and ADDRESS DIR. " lLIIAMS N, Lyme, Conn
NOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
ID College Conditioned or rejected csndiaes Coached %
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-At Mil
IL iCd Conn IsIeIis vlc are uni9r'n aye M ID d. e ase
efeIea by ms school Address FRAN Nj. HOWE. supt
CREFHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. \. j.
i 42dve IrIares for business. ior Princeton , CO.
Umhis Yale and harvard. HIN.A G. CHAMbtks. frln
HEMPSTEAD INSTITUrE.-A Boarding
1 / school for Boys Hempstead, Long Island, " Y
SUMMEh SCHOOL
from June soptemberl Twentyseventh year begins
september Is 1856 Catalogue on application.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester. Mass. 3.s year begins sept. -. 1881
C. b. METCALF. a. NJ, Supcrlnt 'ndent
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i Chester Costly buildings Thorough Instruction A
MILITARY 10LLtGt- Nyn hIeinssTns IIennty' I'aIay'
DEV. A. g. SHEARS, Nj. d.. Founder OF the
~ first Home school. offers rare chance IN hs iamy'
New Haven Conn for the best training OF fcwyoung boys
in health morris manners and books. references
GUNNER VACATION on farm for a few
- pupils the family ot French teacher circulars sent
request r. + ffIAN Dit ,-...
For Both Sexes---Countrv.
DOCKLAND COLLkGE-NlACK-ON -ON-THE
Ii HUDsON.-PIJaIatuy aId lusness for gentlemen
Wy '''A'~ '''' '" v. H. BANIsTER A. NJ. Prin
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
C.nnr1I Manaeer. bFU. NHW 'htN
U r, BALDWIN. @. +. p. Agt. 10 Liberty-st. y
.TI FARES REDUCED VIA

~ STONTNGTON Line inside ROUIE
To Pr evidence 81 rs Boston 81 r-tcsss Steamers
pier 56 North River; one block above Cana
at Mt u m daily. sunday. tram with
parlo recng chars between steamers LANDING and
Boston without charge .--. ~,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ Trains leave from Chambersst Depot for Fngewood
Tenafy Closer spark and Nyack go 3n $50 $50 and
4 80 a TO- l5 32l 80 80 54o 6..o 3 lo''o p m,
For anuet. spung Valley NOnseg md Tai mans 500,
73O $3.50 SO, $50 and In Sundays $50 IN,
y IN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Jnsirnftion.
Musical instruction.

Spring TERMS at the
~. NEW.YORK CONSERVATORY, No D East l4th-at
Chartered in 1865.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

For Young La1iss-courtr7.
s"TNHE ELMS," Springfield Mass Famly.
L pay and Music School for irl& Primary. Academia
''ss''" MIrSIs POTTER q CHAMPNkY. Principals
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

GUITAR. SINGING. VIOLIN. PIANO. OR
II GAN FIUTF-Puvete lessons. WATSON'S, IL East
,ah .t ~ est 2Yds Uptown Branch 926 Sixth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

CUNARD LINE
NOTICE LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW-YORK TO LiVE8POOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FAST EXPRLso MAIL SERVICE
SthN naS 80: i,'o D. M
AURA SATURDAY. June H. p. m.
FEIkI X Sdtuiuh' june ~
II e -team"rs wili cGrrv ~, o "a, cnsers ony.
Cnbln passaxe $50, $50 ahu tIpo lnteilneulate >oo
low Freight and pas age ohjse No Bowling Green
VERNON H. BROWN e Co, Agents.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEW YORK. SOUTHANPTON AND BREMEN.
ELDER. Wed. May %. ~ Liza, " ei.Junee ., ii am
WERRA. We'd juno 2 a. ELBE Sat. June l2. ..
ALLER. sat. Juno 3.
EMS. Wei Furc 10, a ID.
Steamers marked sail for Ircmen direct
on EXP s,camers LIST CaJn SOB SlSj sl5l "a Cabin
SEQ. On older ~ abin. 80
Steeragc att Owcst rates
OELRICHS IL CO. No. = Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

NCHOR LINE Y. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A SAIL every SATURDAY from New York for
GLASGOW VIA L0NDONDERRY
FURNESSIA. May 29. D m tIHIOPlA une ~ = pm
CIRCA >sIA Jun1 8. a. IN ASCHORi 4 June ~ m'
CABIN passsgc Stj anil $5j. Second class $50.
steersge outward $40, prepaid $50
HENDERSON BROTHEisS General Agents
ID YORK.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

Cabin passage and $40 according looation Of state
room tickets at reduced rates STORAGE tickets 10
and from parts OF Europe al lowest Pier A. foo5
Leroy ST. For freight and passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN q co. General Agents,
No. SO Broadway, NewYork.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
The Constitutional Conventions.

The Senate Judiciary committee have de
rded tc report favoTahly Senator Hayes con
s,itu,ionsl convention Lill, which provides for
holding the tl,cton mex, fall. The vote in the
committee WAS Senators Hayes, Ravrer and
Peter u favor, and Srns;ors Lane and Siinglutf
agains, the bill. The minority will report Sen
ator Lanes bill, which call, for convention
1T tie time prescribed by Ia. present consti'u
tion. Bath hills were reported on "Wednesday,
and Thu-sd X At noon Was set for their discu'-
sion.
Tue bill provides tha, en- the Tuesday after
the hrst Monday of November j., the year $50,
every registered voter in this State shall vote
BY ballot at election 1hich shall be held
,hrou :hout h. State on that day, on the
question whether or not I. convention STALL be
convention, giving ths same representation in
delegates ss i allowed in the lreseat Genera
Assembly of u,lsui.
Section 5 provides that il there has been =
mai ,rifv of vote. for a convention. the Cover
nor hal forihni i;h issue his proofs sn.tiou m-k-
in. known the tact, and tie cen'ention shall
assemble in Annapolis on the Grst Wednesday
Of January, 1887.
Section provides that the Convention shall
con,inur is session fem day TO d-r Sunday
txcrpted) sntii it has framed new constiiu-
ton and form of gaveruncni for this State, and
has provided Tor is submission 10 tie vote OF
the qualified voters o. u. = State Tae rOuv.n-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29
SCHOOL NOTICE.
TNHE BOARD OF SCHOOL C )MMISSfON-
L EES will meet at their office in Port To-
Tuesday, February 9th, 1886,

For the purpose of receiving Reports of the
Teachers of public schools.
No Reports received unless made ont on
blanks prepared for the purpose issued by the
State Board. Every Report must bc sworn, or
affirmed to. before Justice of tine Peace or IT
III. mher ut The School Board.
The Secretary will he prepared to pay the
Teachers OF White Schools on Friday, Feb
ruarv the l2ih.
Teachers of Colored Schools on Thursday
February the llth.
Teachers Association, White, on Monday,
February re 8ih.
Teachers Associalion Colored, on Thursday
February the lth.
Teachers can be supplied with blank term
reports by calling on or sending to Washington
Burch, ho can always he found to attend the
office
PREACHERS must charge themselves in
their reports with the full amount of hooks
purchased By them from the Book Depository
By order
A. W. NEALE, Sec'y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

In the S,nate on TussdAy orders were
adopted on motion Of Mr.. Edelen: Requesting
the comptroller of the treasury to prepare Al
the earliest practicable day statement showing
the receipts arising from the wharves belong
ing to the State t,hacco warehouses IN the cilH
of Baltimore, commencing with the year 1885,
and continuing said statement to The present
tiae also a statement showing the amouh's
received and expended on account OF the 'ooac-
co inspeclion fund since the report m ade under
order of the House Of Delegates March -, 1874;
and that in sad statement he be directed to
charge interest to the tobacco fund On only
Sol, los "a, that appearing from SAID report 10
be the true balance due the State .Septemhei
80, 1875, and not on the lo.us Of lS43, lSi5
and 1916. AS he np;e.rs TO have done by hls
statement transmitted to the Senate Jtnuar,
50 1884 This is n matter TO " hich the IlAsS
has been directing attention tor some weeks
past, and Oh which We have an article IN tins
issue, ns.re & al 20 Sc that our able Senator
has at length ken hold Of lhe matter aud We
feel sure TIA, through his Influence the true
status Of this 'uni viii be laid before tha L-gis
l,tuie aud the public.
Leaves was also granted l. Mr.. Ed,!cn i'r =
bill appropri.ting $50 10 pay Andre" }
Snool to reimburse him for money paid IN er
ror requiring the cetk Of the Circuit Court
for Charles county to maka a general index OF
the lsnd recoid ds of that county prior TO 1854
and to ke.ps general indie of all deeds recorded
subsrqu 'nlIy 10 that date. The object IN the
last bill will be to do AWAY with the burden
some index job ty which he last clerk sue
ceedsd in obtaining such haudsume sum from
cur tax payers, and We presume thstby its pro-
visions subsequent clerks wi be paid for such
work at the sane rate as now charged Tor SIM
liar work in the Office.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-01-29

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TINES is 81. per AMMAN # paid IN
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no exception wW be made.