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New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TINSDALE RESIGNED IN TIME
OTHERWISE HIS REMOVAL WOULD HAVE
BEEN URGED.
HIS CHARGES AGAINST MISS LEWIS AND MIR
soUTHERLAYD DECLARED FALsE-TALK
ABOUT A NEW scHOoL-HoUsE.

The Board Of Education al its meeting yesteruay
adopted tho report Of the special committee In regard
to the charges against Mss Isabella T. Lewis a
teacher, and Principal souhcriand, OF the Nlnth
Ward The report said that after full investigation
the committee had found the charges and nsnuations
made by L. J. Tinsdalc unworthy Of belief ana the
specifications against Tin sdale fully sustancd IL de-
carcd that Tlnsdacs methods show him 10 be reckless
man. regardless OF the personal reputation OF Others
There was nothing. it said in the action OF Miss Lewis
or Mr.. Switzerland offensive to good morals. Tins
dale's actions had been OF character to iniurc the
reputation Of these two. and to bring disrepue on
the school system and only his resignation prevented
the committees recommending his removal. The
report was signed by Commissioners O'Br!en GuggcG
hcmer, Hunt, rurdy and Vermiyc. II received the
vote Of all the members present WITH the exception
Of Mrs. Agncg, who was excused from voting at her
request
The Board then appointed Miss Nellie Ford to be
principal Of the primary department OF school No 81,
and Miss Margaret NJ DAILY 10 take Miss Ford's
place T.: Grammar School No. %. Miss VI. Louisa
Clawson Of Grammar School No. 46, was elected
principal of the Girls Grammar Department Of school
No. 81 In Harlem, Mrs. Emma l.. seaman, who
has been acting cpal of the school for nearly SIX
months. and several other candidates
\ communication was received from the board oi
Estimate and AppOrOnneDt authorizing the Controller
TO Issue si3O.OcO Ot school bonds 10 Dur the lot on
the southwest corner Of Fiftyninthst. and parkaye
100 feet by - for site for new department once
for tho Board Of Ecucatlon. While the matter was
under discussion before the Mayor 10 was stated that
the Board /, talking OF taking lease Of the old Hebrew
orphan Asylum at seventy sevcnt.-st and Third re,
for tnrtv years, 5000 year. 1t VIII take
about $4,000 to pat ,hc building IN proper shape 70
ground and has leased II to the asylum trustees At
81 a ycal for ninety nine years.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
rLAsnr, FROM THE DIAMOND FIELD.

ST. Louis. April a II. spink. secretary OF the
Interstate Lcacnc. gave Indianapolis unul last Night
TO join that organization. Not having heard from
her representatives he says the interstate League VIII
now 20 on With six clubs Evansville, Burlington,
Peoria, Galesburg. Quincy and Terrc iautc. Word
was received TO DAY from James a. Plumb. secretary
Of the Cedar Rapids club stating that that organiza-
ton had Joined the Iowa League.
Washington. April ".-Ihc Federation OF Labor
Unions propose to make II warm for the Washington
clnb. iewctt gave the work of nttlns up the new
para 10 contractor who il seems, employed nonnnion
carpenters The result Is "A boycott on the WASH
ington club.
Iloiyokc Mass April "A dinner was given &C.,
night to Clarence FaTir gon, the recently appoint III
financial manager Of the Ncw-Nork Players CAD
About 100 persons were present harrington was niso
presented with al Elks' badge.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
CONFLUENCE OF POsTMAsTERs.

Washington, April o-ln response TO invitations, the
postmastcs at several Of the principal po'tohces H
The country met to-day at the Posioihcc Department
I'm conference with the PostmasterG General several
sphtcc,s of an administrative character were under
Tho views Of the postmastes present were
sshcd with reference TO the practical application Oi
the proposed eight law to their respective offices
the additional cost which 1t would entail the merits
~ the measure generally and the advisabily Of
urging ITS passage. The question OF yearly leave OF
absence OF fifteen days TO clerks in postofces and In
49,, .o.,,,ce generally WAS discussed. Also the sub
tc. ~ a simnGed and uniform system OF bookkccp
Ing III postofDccs. - ,,,os,oe cu.rrv NJ
> ISa yen Corse Of Boston Ross. of Washington
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
r,,r ,n,,rssrov or IDAHO.

Washington. April 2.-rhc House to'day cohsioefeo'
without acting the bill for the admission mo the
Union OF Idaho long debate on the dsfrancnlsc-
ruent o; the Mormons the main feature OF the ois
cussion Mr.. Dubois Of Idaho, earnestly adVoca'cu
the admission Of the Territory ne fcpre,cn'co' an"
apucacd TO the members not to be Influenced By
narti.nship lie said that II Congress in earnest
in It's desire TO crush the corrupt institution of slavery
thc opportunity was at hand and Congress could
aamii Idaho on terms acceptable to loyal Americans
living in that Territory Mr.. Smith, of Arizona
headed for the admission Of that Territory, ana
CHARGED the House with keeping Arizona IN Terri
tnrial condition because IL was Democratic lr
Chipman and Mr. Mansur opposed the bill. which
went over without action
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Rr yOnS OF A CONSOLIDATION NOT VERIFIED

Nothing could be learned in this city yesterday In con-
rrnatlon cpor about the impending consolidation
o. the Thomson ouston and Edison electric lighting sys-
tms ~ Curtis the local representative o tho Thorn
son Houston Compsny. the chief oces OF which arc at
Roston said when at his oacc No lis Broadway.
yestcriay that he nothing Of negotiations be-
tween tho Henry Willard president OF tho
Edison General Electric Company could be seen. as he
WAS at the bedside o, his sick and j. H. Hobart.
officer Of company In possession Of norma
uon OH tho subject
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
MAsOys DEMAND AN EIGHT HOUR WORKING DAY.

4 meeting Of artificial stone masons and lahorers
was held In Manhatten Hall. No. 3if East sixty third
st. yesterday to arrange the terms of tn. yearly con-
to be submitted 10 the Bosses The contract calls
for worday Of eight hours. at the rate OF 80 cents an
hour for the masons. and wages at the rate OF y. 20
"A day for the laborcrs several contractors have al
ready Aprcssed their Willingness - grant the terms oe
manded by the union. ii was resolved T. enforce
;hcir demands by n general strike. II necessary, on
May |. George Strlllinecr. president of the AnalrS
mated stone Masons' Union, presided. peaceful
settlement OF the differences between the contractors
and the union IL hoped for
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
RESIGN NATION OF WILLIAM FORSTER.

william Forster. who has been deputy assistant
under Dstrict-Attomey Fellows. resigned his oihco
Yesterday. lie is a member OF the firm of Forster.
uotalng e Kcnlc. and he says that his private law
business has increased that he does not care 10 keep
the place he has held His resignation and the pro-
motion of one of the deputy assistants leaves Mr..
Fellows with the number OF deputies allowed by the
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment last year.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
The SAME COIN FOR THETHREE dMERICh'
THE pAX-,MERGcAN CONFERENCE IN FAVOR OF
An INTERNATIONAL MONETARY UNION.

THE PAN-\MERICAN CONFERENCE IN FAVOR We
Az INTERNATIONAL MONETARY UNION.
Washington April 2-Thc Committee on Monetary
Convention Of TIC Pan American Conference hrh a
meeting today 10 consider the various propositions
on this subject referred 10 1t by The Conference yes
tcrday. The following report was agreed upon and
unanimously adopted by the conference this afternoon
IN. International American Conference IL of opinion
,. rreat advantages would TO tho commerce De-
tween the nations Of nis continent by tho use Of coin or
con. that would pass current the value In all the
countre, cpresentcd In Conference. and therefore
recommended
rIrst-That an International American Monetary Union
b. established
second-rat as bal. for thi. union an international
coin or coin. be ls.uCd which shall be uniform In weight
and Ancnc.. and which be u,cd In all ;hc countries
represented IN this Conference.
Thid-That to give full effect 10 this Recommendation
there shall meet In Washington commission con posed Of
ono or more delegates from each nation represented In This
cooffcnro which shall consider the quantity tho Kind Of
crency tho uses shall have and the value ana propo
ton Of III. international silver coin or coins and ho re-
laton 10 gold.
Four.hTat tho President Of the United states inNl'c
this commission meat in Washington IN years uHo
or l.s after the anal adlorrnmcn: % this Conference
socrcfary Proctor has compiled with a request hc
received day or two ago from the secretary OF state
that the War Department devise means 70 glVc INC
forrlgn delccateS to tho Pan American congress
view oi the military Of this country. and ne mas az
cordlncl issued orders for parade 10 lie held on
April ii hy he regular troops on station here, 70
r-hor with the District militia Tho secretary ct inc
Savy has been asked to order ont the MARINE guard
stationed here md the Marine Had on ths OCCASION
The, viii thus be representation Of every branch
.ho
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
UFLLsENOIyy PEOPLE START FOR EUROPE.

Charles Emory smith, the United states Minister to
RussIa sailed for hi, post yesterday the steamer
Travc Of the North German Lloyd Line Mrs. Smith
accompanied him. j. Pcrpoat Morgan Miss Morgan,
~ j. Morgan, Robert Treat, Painc jr Tomaso salvlnl'
the tragcdian: Clarence ". Bowen. II. W. Bowen,
Mr. aud Mrs L. b. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs ogden Goelet,
Judge D. o. Griswod, Mr.. and Mrs: Morris X Jcsup:
Nr and Mrs A. J. Forbes Leith, Allan Livingston and
Mrs D. S. Whiting were among the passengers on Inc
Tcutonic
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
THE ATHLETICS DEFEATING PRINCETON.

Phiedcluho. April e.-rhc Nhletc team PLAYED
I'm trttcr form to-day. and defeated the Princeton
College nine with ease. McMahoa pitched with
caect. and wa, nicely supported The score was
r,9s.,so ,,e;.tc. -....-~ Q . . . S-ls 81 e
mas. Athletic, -. Princeton .. Error'-Ah-
letlrs 4 Princeton q. rtcher--Nouns ana NcMahon.
t'm,dr-.-, orncN ana O'paf-
ColumhYs April 2.-Thc Columbus and Wheeling
teams crossed bats today the home nine winning
easily Tie score wa as ioiiows;
Columbus ......~ o s-iSs
pa,cnlts-C Columbus 10 WAe,l'ng TO- frrors-tolens
bus \ Whs.auc ,. f!tch~rs-Easioa anu fl|grrald.
Umpire barluni
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Y,:.ro'. y. .....S',.!l.9.:G n. l9qG : 9 s-5 s-'5

T0Tn.d r1N' -NoN.l0IN 7, IaIr I D1s', 0' "'''-
Ncs.York . Yai, B. First b,se on erFot'-No"'f orK T.
Yale g. I,ft bascs-Ncw-Iork ?. faio r struck ou'
-Ncw.YorA g. Yale e. Iwo-Dase ht.-Hornung, IsrAe'
Cushing Tlre..ba.- A!ts-lIornung stolen bases-Ncw.
York g. Yale . Double plays--Csane and Dooley. Wid
sharrot l. Every . Passed bals-o'Konrxe l. LocRna''
g. Ht by pi,chcr-Dooicy Murphy ., LoeA.a''. Umpire
Quinn TIN. ., gainc-l SO.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
wrOVIyG METHODIST cOyrrREHcE.

EllSham;on. y. Y. April 2.-rhc work Of the
Wyoming conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church was begun here to-day. Bishop stephen Vi.
Nom. oi Chicago presided. The Rev. u. :. Hard.
If this city. was elected secretary F.. b. Olmstcad, Of
~ayrc.. fcnu. asslttant secretary, th" Rev. j. +.
Warner oi Jc-myn pcnn.. sai'tic secretary and tho
Rev. II. &. McDcrmott. Of lloncsdac, Penn, treas
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
4 rOrNTY TEEASE RER MrRDERFD!

Iynchburc. Va. April 81. II. Caddall. treasurer
of Pulaski County. and president Of the First National
Bank OF pnashi cry waylad. robbed and brutally
murdered near hi, home yesterday afternoon. Two
white mcn suspected Of the crime have been arrested
Great excitement prevails. and II is thought they will
hc lynchcd before morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

Philips. Of Springfield: Van Cott, Of York Nott;
Of New Orleans; Harlow OF IT. Louis Johnson, Do OF
baltimore; Mckean, Of Pittsburg Lee. OF st Paul'
Nofslnrer Of Kansas City, and Houston, Of BirninS
ham, Ala.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TO GET RID OF DELAYED CUSTOMS SUITS.

Washington, April 2.-sccrctary Window Is In CORE
spondcncc with the United states Attorney for the
southern District OF New York. with view to cN-
pedtng the trial Of the customs suits that have been
accumuIaing in that port FOR many years past Ihcre
are many thousands o thcm and the amount lnVoiVed
is estimated at S2O0OOO0O The suits all arse one
of the administration Of the tariff laws, INC mJorN,
However being for the recovery Of alleged excessive
duties There Is a strong disposition on tue part OF
hc Treasury Department to have rlcm disposed OF as
rapidly possible.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TIE srNArE's SESSIONS TO BEC

TIE sFNATE's SESSIONS TO BEGIN At NOON.
Washington. April t~peciail.-Ihc senate voted to-
day 10 90 back to the O'Clock ion, and after next
Saturday the Vccprcsdcnt viii no; rap or order unl
noon Il was found that tl,c change OF The honr oi
meeting - II O'Clock lntcricrcd seriously with com
mite. work. aud that there besides, great din
rul'; in obtaining quorum SO carly in the day.
Scator Ilae's resolution 10 return 10 the noon hour
on next Monday met with good deal Of opposition
from those senators at whose suggestion tho original
Ion yer session movement started. and Mr.. Ed
muuds tried the extra hour retained at least
untu AprI 1t. This was b.aicn, however, by vote
of 30 10 Ex-senator, i,alc. Plumb aid WOlcOtt re
nforcng tlc DcOc.ats who. Of course. want 10 delay
,u.lnIc. a. ,,uch =, possible Thc Hale resolution
was then agreed 10 by vote oi - 10 %
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

Eittcc consists Of Representatives owen dcnnlrnanl
brewer and Oates and senators Hale Mcihc'son anu
Evarts The committee expects to make ms hlVe,tl.
cation liberal I'm SCOPE and will AFFORD an opportunity
o All classc, desiring to be heard appear before It,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

I.-rrt rurs- Nr0O0 Tyn = N0Tf0I I0IIaH y. III.
bv crror.-Brookiyn = Metropolitan . First base on
ball.-l5rooklyn g. Metropolitan o. SfucA rls
g. M.t,opollan 5. Lci; bases brooklyn = MotEoq9.
iisi . 'TNobasc hits-Fcnnely. bowes Hanxnsoh x
.ey sa--inco ntsMcri. n, by Pitchcr1Mertl sm,t1
Pt, and Cateiy Wild pitches Coi.ey 3. Meagln. l
poy..s l. r.-scd balls-Srith I. Umpire valentine
Tim. nf rlrc-l 30.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
IN by the following table
Amt In circulatiOn Amt In
kt.tiI feGH f,ril
s1.400.4Sl .G7G
81. 437,f?i.0j2
TARDY JrsTICE TO JouN ROACH.

Washington April (SpcciaD-Thc Senate Com
mittec Claims to-day unanimously reported bill to
pay the assignees OF the atc John Roach the Of
$4,000 accounts disallowed by the accounting Of
hcers Of The Treasury In the Cleveland Administration
for work done on the ironrlads Puritan aud Roanoke
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TILE IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE coMIXG HERE

TIE TMMITEATIUN IUMN TEE LUWIN'f IIItNE.
Washington, April 2.-rhc sub committee Of six
members OF the Senate and House Committees on In
migration expects TO begin soor active nvestisa-
ton into the subject OF immigration II will leave
Washington tomorrow morning for New York city.
where the Investigation viii be began. The subcon.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
poNns orrrprD AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, hprll 2.-rhese bond offers we're re
coivcG and accepted AZ the Treasury Department To-
day $3.50 registered f)urs, at i32; iour per cents
cSistcrcd ~ 900 600 &l1 800 at 1.2 four and
onc-half per cents registered. $4,000. al 1OJ L.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
TILE MONTHLY CIRCULATION.

Washington. April (Speclal-Thc Treasury De
nartmcnt's monthly circulation statement issued to
Gay shows that during thr month Of March there
was net increase Of sll 3s0G6l in the circulation
Of the country. There was decrease o. S56O72i In
standard silver dollars. and 81 33s 2o3 In National
Bank circulation on the other hand. there AZ in
crease Of SO 400 300 IN silver certificates si,33 ,27j
in gold certificates 81 67i 20s In United State notes
SI172s5 in gold coin, and 1910 in sub diay sil-
yer circulation. The total circulation OF The country
on April is placed at 81 437 i0i 05e against Sl,io
fa1 ,G7G April a year ago. This nct incrcas, In
the circulation Of the country during the pis; twelve
months OF more than s3l 100000 and the changes in
the circulation OF various kinds OF money during that
ncrod Is shown by the following tabc
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
The nroohlyn Association and the Metropolitan clubs

PLAYED an interesting game OF baseball at Ridsewoou
Park Brooklyn. YESTERDAY The home team seoEcG ehs
ihc winning runs In tho eighth inning arcr rahcr
duhous start Pitchers Powers and Carscy. like most
Young pitchers did much better work ia the nrst part
OF tho game than they did wlen thc rca Dalue
Gatcl, a mute pitched the last three innings Tor ,'ic
hnnnn clnh md did cxrellent WORK. Ihc score:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

II + expected that the same committee at early day
viii report a bin for tine payments due account Of
TIE DOlplLn-sOmc $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
rOuHTn.CLAss pOsTA

rOiHTILCLASs POsTMAsTERS APPOINTED
Washington. April 2.-Fouiticlaas po-tmas,crs wcro
to-day appointed follows:
Pcunsyl,ania-W. =. Davis Bro'd Mountain; W. II.
Raupae h. Phlson T.. Po-singcr. Hocdcss. Nrw.losk-
~ r. nrnin. Henrietta. and George Hall. Mdilenel
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
The baseball season at oakland Park. Jersey CIT

The baseball season At oakland Park Jersey '''F'
was fcrnaily opened yesterday by game hctwcen the
Jersey city and Jasper mines hc Manhattan toiiN-c
pavcrs were outbatcd and beaten by the iollo"
Ls score,
Jersey cty................. 8-i9
JasQcls ........... ..........- v D Z
The New York fcaguc and Williams College mines
play nj the Polo Grounds today the lrooAlyn Lcagnn
md Yale college mines NJ Washington Park, brooN-
lyn tne Brooklyn Association and Metropolitan team,
a, Eidgcwood Park Brooklyn. and tho Jersey CITY and
sc,ton Hall College mines at Oakland Parh, jersey
city , - ,, ~ ..,... M,
10 general sporing news, Will be issued Tor the hI't
t!mc to-day.
The state herald., 1890-12-12

fact that beet culture can, beyond all
doubt, be made Il success In this coun-
try, we will have done more toward Sc.
curing factory here than could be nc
coihplislied by nny other course. Let
MS settle once and for all the question
Of making II success of bee. raising in
III. county, and those interested in the
manufacture Of beet sugar will be COM
ing to interview our people instead Of
orr being Under the necessity of send
ing committees to call on them.
Professor Dick will present report
of several hundred pages before the
close of the month. The report is
being prepared with great care and
will be an important contribution to
the educational literature of the state.
1t will contain Il number of new feat.
ures, one vt which is Il digest of the
decisions of the state superintendent
of schools upon important questions
b: ought to his attention. The report
will also contain the course of study
prepared for the district sch .ols aud
adopted by many of them this wear.
This coursesof study is pronounced one
of the most complptc and satisfactory
ATTEMPTS that has vet been made in
this country to bring the district school
I'M 10 the standard 1t should occupy.
The proceedings of the last State
Teachers association will appear in
the report In full. ms will also samples
of examination questions pronounced
to teachers, and statistical tables GOV.
ering the entire educational work of
the state. Professor Dicks ideas in
regard to the Kindergarten us connect
The state herald., 1890-12-12
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The teachers OF this county met ut
the public school building In Ilolyokn
last Saturday to carry out the pro-
gram prepared for the occasion. The
discussion in grammar conducted by
S. II. Johnson, was spirited and full
OF knotty points. which were fully
discussed. The discussion In ad-
vanced geography, by Mrs. j. Fisher:
primary arithmetic, by Miss Lizzie
Gordon and the history OF the civil
war, by Chas. Peter, were good and
instructive. While the attendance of
teachers was not MS large as IL might
have been, those present felt that it
was instructive and the time was well
spent. There being no further bnsl-
ness the institute adjourned to meet
Jan. 10. 1891, at 10 a. m. central time.
Let each teacher consider II his or
her duty to attend these meetings.
A teacher and member Of cX. com.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
tfirst publication Nov. II. $50,
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having bean made In the paymen,
Of n certain pronIsory note for the princi.
pal sum Of three hundred and hfty dollars
ts'li0, payable to the order Of Hayden 4
Dickinson, executed by Louis u. Duttic. and
secured by his certain deed OF trust, dated
the 18th day Of April. 4. D.. Iss7. and rc.
corded on the 18th day of April. A, d.. ,ss,.
IN b"ok II. at Page y, Of the records Of 10
gan sonh,y' aa,eoi 'oiofad"' public notice Is
The state herald., 1890-12-12
ErPEI'sY.

This Is whit you ought to have, in fact,
You must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thou.
sands are searching for II daily, and mourn
ing because they lind II not. Thousands
upon thousands Of dollars are spent unnu
ally by our people In the hope that they may
attain this boon. And yet II may b. had by
all. We guarantec'ihat Electric Bitters, II
used according to directions and the use
persisted In, will bring you Good Digestion
and Gust the demon Dyspepsia and install
instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
l'it,crs for Dyspepsia and all diseases of
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at j0c.
mud si.oo per bottle by City Druggist.
The state herald., 1890-12-12
YOU ARE IN A BAD FIX

But We will cure you IL you will pay
us our message is to the weak. nervous
and debilitated, who by early evil hab-
its, or later indiscrctions, have trihed
away their vigor Of body. mind and
manhood, and who suffer all those
effects which lead TO premature decay.
consumption or insanity. II this means
you. SEMI for and read our Book Of
Life, written by the greatest specialist
Of the day, and sent tsealed), by nd.
dressing DR.. Paiker's Medical and
Surgical Institute, l53 North Spruce
st. Nashville. Tenn.