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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21

uer. but that's mo- reason why our copy should
be " borrowed without our consent nearly
every week->lp. Reg
That accounts for some mighty good
things that appear in THE FREE PRESS not
getting into the Register Wen not only
send you an extra copy but club, friend
snyder,-and you'll know what to do with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21
SfGnlDing.

MISS MARY CoCKRILL is prepared to do
vi STAMPING; also Dress making and fam
lily Sewing. At residence of her father, Capt.
D. II. Cockrill.
January Z, IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21

We are informed that Mr. Becker intends
boring for OH on the east side of the Shen-
audoah 10 this county a few miles from
Chadestowu. We hope he will strike it.
lie has had some experience in that line
end thinks he has observed favorable indi-
cations Of the presence Of the oleariuous
aud- indeed sufficient to induce him 90
bore for it. This augurs well for a boom.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21

Referring to the new City of Goshen and
the Goshen Land and Improvement Com
pany a reporter of the Staunton indicator
says;
"Col. R. P. Chew of Charlestown, W.
Va, the President is widely known for the
famous record his bait, ry, in the Confed-
crate army, made during the civil war.
But since that event he is eaqually as wide
" known in West Virginia as a public
spirited man of affairs. He has been for
several years a member Of the House of
Delegates of that State, and with some of
its citizens has made some very profitable
ventures in the development Of the far
Western States"
Don't confne the Col. to his battery, if
you please. He made a reputation as Chief
of Jeb Stuart's Cavalry Corps, and was a
worthy successor of the lamented Pelham.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21

The Circuit Court began a term on Tues
day-Judge Duckwar presiding The
Grand Jury is composed of the following
persons:
VIM. Beall. J. ID Butler W. y. Lemen,
Geo. ". Osbourn, Alfred Burton, Horace
0,bourn. Nm. O. Frazier, Geo. w. Shirley
James r. Watson. Milton : Miller, J. w.
Rider r. W Morrow, Geo Harris, Charles
Wysong. VIM Nickers.
The jury is very intelligent one and can
be relied upon for faithful and courageous
dischsrge of duty Ifany one had not clear
apprehension Of his obligation before the
charge of the Judge. we are quite sure he
had after its delivery. There Is so much
for the Grand Jury to consider it is not i'm
probable it may be occupied three or four
DAYS The indictments will be considerably
over a score, il appearances are not deceit
ful. About twenty-five persons are in Jail
awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury and
there are others on bail whose cases must
also be considered Il will be a busy term.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21

Gov. Fleming has nominated for appoint
ment. as Worlds Fair Commissioners, by
the President. Col. J. W. St. Clair, of Fay
cite county. and Hon James d Butt, Of
this county. Under the law Democrat
and Republican should be appointed. In
selecting a Democrat from the other part of
the state it was incumbent on the Governor
TO name a Republican from this section, and
in the choice of Mr.. Butt the Governor has
filled the bill Mr.. Butt, we are quite sure,
will at the Worlds Fair keep West Virginia
prominently before all the nations. He
knows everybody now and we predict for
him "a personal acquaintance before the
closing of the Fair numerically considered,
in excess of any Commissioner or other Of
fetal in Chicago. Az all times he will pre-
sent West Virginia in her most glowing
colors-iu her most attractive form-as a
State unsurpassed jn mineral and other
riches with promise of unbounded wealth
% capitalists who Will undertake to develop
them and as a Commonwealth in all par.
ticular, desirable for residence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21
Notice.

ITO all persons indebted to Fairyiew Gene
terry Company, for burial lots, are hereby
notified to pay for said lots from present dat
to the Goth of May, or else forfeit all claims 0
said lot.
By order of Trustees,
JOSEPH WALKER, Pres't
JAMES Z. TOLBERT, Secy.
Mar. 26, 1s9O-tda
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21

An accident occurred Friday morning at
Dufields, in this county, by which Clay
ton Creswell, aged y years, son of Mr..
Joseph Creswell, of Hagerstown, lost his
life, and Frank Chopper, a huckster, of
Keedysyille, was seriously, if not fatally,
injured. While attempting to cross the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track in a
two-horse wagon, the newspaper train ran
into the wagon. Young Creswell's neck
was broken and Chopper had his thigh and
collar bone broken and his shoulder dis
located. He may also be injured Internal
ly. The escape of Chopper with his life
is miraculous The wagon was demolished
and one of the horses was so badly injured
that he had to be killed. The other one
was only slightly injured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21
SPR1NCAND SUMMER

desired
Drso
notable
off
of judgment have laid
result stamps our as
the liberal choice OF
diease disregard their
o display Dress Goods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-05-21

CnAs. H. KyoTT, Pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
Dismissed FOR TAKING A BRfBE.

Morris Jacobs. u young man who was candidate
for appointment IT, poll cman. recently went t. POlce
headquarters and complained that persons who hid
ole I'D to his appointment had cheated him o;,t
u $50 lie had paid the money with tho understand
ing that George ". Hlsbrouch. q clerk at Police Head
quarters. and John +. Dwycr. the chief clerks me-
.cngcr Would procure his appointment but ne was not
,,ointed Jacobs toll h. story TO Inspector yrncs.
who Informed the Commits ioacrs.
Al an executive session %. The Police Board on Mon
day. IIasbr0Ick aud Dwyer were summoned. ard
Jacobs repeated his stor: In their presence. Has
brourk said he WAS innocent aud bad no connection
With tho alleged scheme 10 extOrt money from Jacobs
His record In the Department has been good. and a.
tho Commissioners not agreed regarding his guilt
his case was laid over for future consideration.
Dvyer's recent conduct has been suspicious. and lc
nad little 10 say In his defence. Tho Commissioners
lvrncs was directed ncQusin the District Attorney
with the charges made by Jacobs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ILLMiL IMPORT ALTON OF JEWELS.

Inspector Cross found package Of IFS diamohoA
yesterday In the foreign mails which arrived her" % inc
steamer Aurana. The pa, kage Was consigned 10 -
Hamerschlags sons. M. l2V Park Row. ana VIZ
seized because II Is illegal to import such articles
through tho mall. But the diamonds were ACCOM-
panied by n Consular Invoice which regarded at the
Custom House as good evidence that tn iinport'"
bcnt tho diamonds through the mail In ignorance "i Wv
law. The jewels worth $1,000. and pr"p"oy WI"
be released on payment OF nne equal u the duty.
John Karr q Passenger who arrived here on Wv
Ems from Europe yesterday probably understood 'Hs
Gust ms laws applying to Jewels Ito dcc%reo ''s.
he had nothing In his baggage that was dutIable o'
cr.,o,,s ,nsnectrs found I'm his TRUNK gold watch'
q diamond stud, q pair OF diamond earrings ana "a
unsft diamonds. The stud alone was worth ~ ~ the
a:lOO And the watcn about 1910. The value Oh ~.
entire amount Of gDods might be over $lOOO "'
Knrr il said to be jewcllcr IN Washington. ID. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
70 INVESTIGATE TIE PARS1LLES CASE.

The result of the court Of inquiry In tho case OK
Foreman Pierre Parees. Of the 1rnnclah Depart
mcnt at the Navy Yard. who was charged with having
rrce, I'd a present OF a gold watch from Mr' hcmhs
ton and aftcrwad appointing the son to place IN mo
Yard has bccn the issuing Of an order by Attorney.
General Miller t. United States Attorney Johnson OF
nyoohlyn To mako on Inv, stigatton OF inc an"'r.
This va decided 10 10 necessary since the Ha'a'
Court Of Inquiry had not any legal authority or pow"
TO put witnesses under oath. The form OF the su''
will necessarily DO the prosecution OF Foreman far
scllcs for receiving brtbc. and 1t will be baecd on
section 55Ol of the Revised statutes. which PROVIDES
that any person acting IN any Official capacity Tor INC
Government, who Is Convicted Of taking any hing 10
influence his actions In any way. shall be imprisoned
70. not moro than thrce years and be forever di''
qnal.ticd from holding Office.
section 5.43l nl.o provides that where any person
promises offers gives any money or other thhs Oh
value 10 nay officer 81 the Cnitd states. or 10 any
ono acting for or lshaf Of tho Cniicd states 10 any
Official hnctivn. uncu or by Infh lrity OF any 40
partm-nt or 0icc OF III" Government. with Tive intent
TO influence his action or dcsion sny question: shall
receive tho same punishment ~ provided for ~
>Nrtin 3.3Ol. a dnlicat point OF law Is lntoV.d
oiucial within thu moaning Of tho stsu'> or NOT.
10 ie so, II Is ron'cndd that II must lr shown that
I.r-rIlcs appoiotNi ty secretary Trnry. ana NOT
l., any naval officer. As oil persons an appointed
by the authority ~ tn SECRETARY Of the Navy ills
,I,twton viii not he q serious ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
SNORT SESSIONS 10 re HELD Ar THE SCHOOL.

a rommi 81 "a" hoard q Health and representa-
tlvr of tho city superintendent "ih'c examined yes
.ra, tho sanitary condition Of Primary school No co.
AZ Coul andt ave- and Que hundred and forty eighth
It. N,ry was published on Tuesday that the lfo
and heath Il the children who attend the ~hool wer'
.idans,rrd by the condition Of tho plumbing In tho
bnildlng. The committee IT Ii" :'aN OF Health.
utter - thor ,gh examination. decided n mako no ronr
plant The committee appointed BY superintendent
Js.poe Oh which w~sc two physiriens found that he
condition OF the buMinG va not dAnvcrous 70 tho
,hihrn', health. Tho, recommended. however that
tho board OF trustees ask tn" onrd of Education TO
nave only short s-sion> ~ the school nn' the ~
pairs urv finished. Probably ten dnya will 80 by 10
fore the repairs are ended. and unul that timo. In
accordnns With tho ndntion OF tho comniiite,
tho school will lie open only few hours each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
DOG CArcHERS FOOLED AND ARRESTED.

Miss Annie HOFFMAN. Of No. Az Western Boulcvsrd.
left her hou,c yesterday morning with "a japanese
spaniel for walk She had gone but few steps
wlru John t;orn,an dog catcher nineteen years OLD.
Of No. Munro st.. grabbed the do, and tossed II into
nj, wa,ou Mis-, iloiiman's brother Max came up
mud protested against the seizure and called upon
Oncrr Mcahan. Of the Twcnt, sAth Precinct. who ~
rested German and Thomas Dillon who had charge VI
the wagon.
On the way to the station Dillon threatened to 81
SQUARE" with Hoffman II he pressed the charge and also
assaulted the officer AZ the Harlem Police Court JUS
tce Power directed that charge Of larceny L. pro
ferrd against German and held him IN $500 bail fs
trial Dillon held In 1900 bail for trial Oh ,at.
az two charges, Of assaulting an officer and N
other Of intimdating witness. Miss Hoffman re'o"
cred her doX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

r1pTaINS ARRESTED TOH CoNS|I"It
cor.xr, c,,,p up TIL TwESTY-srC"Np RI
MiST, MAILS T'.uriIL Fox SIX
or MS ORR, fi-,

Tho general di. ult'n' apd g'n'h''nc "h"' III,
boon going Oh for time am"Is ~" RANK AL" NV
4 I've I'D Iicsi:'''t ,uui;a "d On NJ" dlH h'-r""'
when Col,url JnAa l. camp 'rn"h ~" T"'' 81 Az
81 the ,,pfaiu. 81 80 p iW"ut ~ 'tut" "I con
.,lrucv H., ~ men uirl"r arc.i 49," captains
Y ln,n j. N.adl.,I. ~ ,unrary L. '~' rir r. H.
Hart. Of Compaij X. Nathsnir! d. rhr't'i ~ tom
pany r: William L. prcc" 81 Company a o"orso
r. D,unarrs,. II Compay q. AID James Wells fiirh'
II Company II.
Captain Dcrnr.>t VA, found Yesterday Afternoon III
his Office Al the Mutual LII" A-NnraAo~ Company No
~ Na>S,a.t lie vas u%iits Ia 'ay AWNING hr
,nlh aiioi, A. vas cIpnl1 George r. H. h'T VIII
VIZ, ,,u l,icr ,rL'Hci camp 49, d"".l" - 'N
unyth!.c Tn. Arr,st n.' 'lvll "ll". IL hcai'H
,,ly that the sd officers "a i't c"nhiilH az II
cu,cp,rs wear tiirir ,aor's or visit ia" l'nfhhrt''
If ,, rrrnt uui.l TIE u1 iii l., lied Ih' ti>i'h'
th, uIii iuc 81 IA" :,u'S' III tie * 'Ar ~ =
week az fpi court marital for I bIt"' amp "h''
tir- ,,. 10y. has I-ii" 'iiar' tEc iiii> a" III
i,p from, ip -nl' ~ 'Li uniforms. court LiIt!A or
q court Of Inquiry Will In TIC result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
sUPERINTENDENT MCRR4TS ILLNESS
HIS LEAVE OF ABSENCE EXTENDED TO Ai-Lo"

HIS LEAVE OF ABSENCE EXTENDED TO ALLOW
HIM TO GO To PAEIS FOR TREATMENT.
po,,ce SUPERINTENDENT Murray. who has spent l'T Oh
h,s long eaye II absence at William MuldoonS idrh "a
IcI,ast ~ w. wa, AT his home in Nati>"AaVe' Oh
Monday and Was examined! there hy DIR. :. e. Cooh'
prxldent OF the board Of surgeons. Yesterday the
police Board received from Dr. Cook the following 70
port
II have this day visited and carefully cNahinod
William Murray superintendent Of the foii'c 1
find hi, condu on has greatly improved since no mas
lcen on variation but hc stu La muscular ue'nor'
quite pcrceptihlc In tie left hand and forearm que ~
an impairment Of a p,r,oa Of the n'iv"h> sy''"h'.
am OF the decided opinion that his condition Hlsh'
he very much improved. and probably complete rs
toration OF health secured by STA vyae ana 10y pia'
ing himself under advice aud treatment o one ~
more of the most ,klful and experienced ee'a>is VI
Europe / would therefore. for the purlI - o'a
stated respectfully recommend that h. BE- granted
proper leave Of absence. for hvc or sN MONTHS
from active service.
Accompanying Dr. Cooks r'port Wa 'tt"r ir'"i
Mr. Murray, which >igird IN f.m lia!u, t'"',S
FOR extension Of his leave of absence. III" t"'h"''
sioncr, consulted about the Request III .'rrt >'s>ha
and pas ~ci resolution giving Ia Nr. Murray al al.
ditional leave of absence tor nvc months. with laa
pay President NacLrIn alone voting III The hr.at!'r.
II wa, said by officials 1T Head quarter that MI Murray
w,'.ild 20 Paris, and might be ready 10 SAIL VI
saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
M ALARM OVER THE NKINLEY BEL.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS THAT IT.
ENFORCEMENT BE DELAYED

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS THAT ii'
ENFORCEMENT BE DELAYED.
TIA, the commercial and financial interests OF NV.
VIZ, IN NOT far that the Mckinley bill Will DO pssse
In such a shape that tho present ''r'"s0",. -,
,nons, market will be increased, was amply uo'"Ou
tr.,ed A. the meeting Of the Chamber Oh "o'"''e."
r.strrdag. The gathering the result VI
sieucd by thirty two lesdng mcrcnan'e. ~"u "a. -,
to obtain tho sense OF the chamber Oh inc p"'
to McKinlcy bill directing that tho time fof
SoS. nou, IN hond shall not extend beyond November
Alexander T. Orr vice prcsident OF tho body was
IN tho chair and those present included LOUIS m."u
mnI,cr James :. T. Stranalian. John H. "oou' H"pS
Ambrose Snow. Erastus wmsu F. A. Cohhi,"s' "o,,'
Cla0in A. d. Juilliard James II. 1horp. H -
Ammidown. Richard Butler. Edward IL. E"ar" e -.
worrall Charles Watrous. J. hwsru ou'"o"' WIN
william II. Lyon. . ~. cali
When Mr. Wilson. tho secretary. hsa 0so w" .o
for the motIng. Mr. Summons oncred Nso'u'o.
rcctns that the limited time allowed ~ouia
unusual demand for money from importers AL" "o'oo!
c,~so tho prrsent strtnrpncy OF the money msrKe'
and declaring 1t tho sense Of tho chamber thAt "o
lie greatly for the benefit Of the business ne'oS's vi
the country TO extend the time to February l.
In seconding the notion Cornelius ~ bliss se'o u,a'
the object OF the meeting had bccn iorcst'co o' VIZ
Governments action. The Secretary Oh .'o ti0~'
had recommended tho postpOnemcnt OK INC os'o ""'.
bonded goods should have to paw tho new duos' ano
M vavs and Means Committee han expressed us
willingness To give the extra time Theo couiu No w
doubt that the Conference Committee woun eA'c""
the time 10 the meeting IN measure smpcfnuoas.
stu II would do no harm to place the e"A'"''' va
louis windmmrr briefly spoke In favor Of the reso-
uon saying TINT thcsc od be 20 he reso1tons
wore then passed unanimously and the meeting WINCH
had lasted only few minutes came to an ehd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
AvrSylL DISABLED rs A SrDru At SEA.

IT, steamship Mira ;dn. oi 'hc Rcd u.s. Lire came
M 10 rnD,1,i'e StIrS. ioIEltn yc'i"rdaJ having
llt Pile, leland Oh september d. captain &C. L"''
MON port. that ON the oItv ard voraGr VIA" about
,ucn,v mill. of 81 Pierre Oh Angus. 81. he eDcnut,
,-rd ,iiddcl nui h'ary hirT.'inc "hi"h l"'t"i FOR
t,,r a1l,, iii. vc-,-! won't safely thong. H. but Nv"
Lizzie or NJ, Il =. johns 90 not fa7c vel A.
-, va, iyiA ui.dcr Ic.icd 81 heavy ga struck c
and t,ru.d lcr GA her boI.n ends. only two Iici
", n, ou .lc deck AID &. VI, re ti!Jwh uciO'. tG
W.. and ,a.;ht hold Of he rigging !n,t ia 'ic "
sac themselves from beng wdsatd a"ay. tine %
l.In Fr. ric. Pi,..toi had Is ~ h",cn. and the
o.hr, WILLIAM NWEiI,. bad us should: di>i"atd
ne v. sci rci;,I At Ia. al 'hc Imprisoned ere"
came oct. tn" " -" f'"ui - har" b'>h 'aii
,..a',:,l AID W, Ir.ni:s r!t"t DIAL 1'c INV ."p'
T., work a. the pump- i.ntl o'cD@ 81. u ..Ihri,
~ X ,,'r ..,r-t !, "nn thc sc!.ppi"i >i"-'i"i ~
,,Ioi-i.;.i vas sItntl al thr 90" ~ thr LIN"
ur,n II @cr~ t.L'n on i"a!I VIII h.f'niN' "''3t 10
,,. heavy IA II" we're td!."l - ~. Joan -
,.r,. :i. him. I'd M"r. LET: III ho'Iii' nhl '
:..i:.ia tool. nc ic5t Oh board '-!d d''t" u'' q"
falif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
THE PUyDRAL or JAMES yONTEITH.

The funeral Of James Nontc!th. thc widely known
scographer ana author. tool place yesterday morning
at o o'clock at his home, One hund~d anu NIFTY fourth
t. unI st. NicnOla, ave. Tho services were mist
impressive. They conducted by the Rev. IL. NJ.
Gc,s, Of the Church Of the Intcrcc,.on. OF which Mr.
MOnteit! wa> senior warden. In spite OF the pouring
run there was IA large attendance OF professional a:l
scientific men, among whom were Colonel JOAN II. Eel
lows Lawson y. Fuller, j. Ronalne brown, J. Hood
Wright, Lr. George F. Jackson. Dr. isaac l.. Pcot.
Thomas Buck, Alfred Whltman, A. Caldwell, DR.
>. II. Goodrich. Dr. Louis a. srctIl: John Whnlcn
The body taken 10 Laurel lin Cemetery. Phili
dcphIa, for burial IN the family plot there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOX BRIDGE BLNDS

Thu C,,,r- s,,ncr. II the New pr and ~" JET 'cy
Byd,c Cuup,iv nclt ir~tnS al ~. IA E!"Ad
way at nonn yesterday. The report OF u" TREASURER
showed that ,i.5s,rlpt,s.s had be-" received i"i
4;,ulOO worth II the -toci. %! The company ai ui'
a,0 Oh ra"h ,harr had been actrillT pam III. Inc
amount required b. .fatufc Wa c'o''"'' \ H'O''o'
va, tieu made l., turn 10 G!!dc. Farr i 90. 200.
.h, u,,cc Of s!,.si. .hs,c substrDcl US thea! Iii'
,o,rI wa amended The effect That no SUBSCRIPTIONS
l,Ger H.. sh,r.s or 500 s..ol!d lie i"cN"d Tie
,i ,v;i0n 1i TIL. amendment accordingly r>n'cu III
rbc rejection %. Glider. Farr & Co, bid ',G"ec W.
G.c.r.c appointed general counsel I" INC ION
iuis-.uiicr =, ,, !, Al, -, ,.
4 netting OF the s'orElpc"S VII be hcid "a, noon
~ o,,.an,allou aid u elect bold VI oil, cI, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
NEEDSOFTHENO COLLEGE
AN APPROPRIATION OF sl25, 900 ASKED FOB
VACANCIES IN TIE FACULTY TO De FILLED
THE NEW TEACHER OF HISTORY


The first meeting Of the trustees OF the normal Cos
lego OF this city hold In the rooms of the hoa o.
Education, at Grand and Elm sts., yesterday aitcFs
noon. j. L. n. Hunt. president OF the Bosu Oh hda'
cation was elected chairman. RESOLUTION oi Inc
Executive Committee was then read asking for an ap
prDpr,at4on OF 1925 900 the college for tile p*sens
year The president OF the college said that t!c eA'
penses had increased greatly OF laic. IA lo'"' w
thera had been 700 students In attendance ooo "os
than In the previous year. department u mAhaA
training and classical department had been e'tAo.
u.hed 10 connection with the college Oh the sum "
s,asOOO S1O2 900 was. he said necessary for salaries
and legitimate expenses Of the college proper Sl2'Soo
for repairs and Of grounds, 5000 fr COAL anu
A. 500 for books William Lummis. one OF the uu''
tacs thought that the Executive Committee sIouid
furnish m itemized account Of the propo"d expenses
for the year. and 1t decided to postpone con'ocrs
tIon of the resolution until september -.
The trustees also decided to hold competitive eA'
alton IN the college next saturday morning W IN
three vacancies In tne faculty Of tn: S1ii -. iHs
VA ancle, are caused by the death OF MI, Jane
Kirby, and the designations Of MIS- Eh"octn 1ar,s.s
and Miss Mary L. babcOck. Miss Helen L. Zone Vas
also appointed to I'LL the vacancy IN the y;
Of literature and history caused by the Resignation W
Miss May Willard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
YALE'S SEELETDy SiVRAN.

New Haven sept 10 observation-disclosures o. c.
Marsh ha. received for fss University the sks1o-
ten OF a >aurian which was uncArthed at tho sand
,tono quarry u Charles W"lcott Of auckland In the
town u Manchester. six years ASo. Between t"o
II the known species Of saurans there extends gap
which sccut.ts havc assumed that nature must have
filed l,u few traces OF tho m'slng reptile have hth
.rto been found. lie hnd left hts fotprints In tho
ann.,cD. IN tho vicinity OF Amherst and Horthamp.
ton Mas and most Of the l0rgc nu~nius "f rho
country have pisces of tho sandstone containing the
irnrk, 4 the antcdiiuvian monster. Nov Yale has
complete skeletn, Of this missing link, with the ex
ccp,ion VI .h~ head, and IN short TIME tho head
viii he mounted with the other bones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TIE MAYOR AND SCHOOL ACCOMMODATIONS

TIE MAYOR AND SCHOOL AcC"MMoDAr"Hs':
Mayor Grant through hi, private se'rtary' s'H'
the following letter u the Board OF Eucaton yeso
day: Tho Mayor desires me TO request tna' 'oo
will as soon o, possible report u NM
First The number of schools in New York aui
choir r,a. sinraf'nn y, made ny yOnr B"ar WIN uhe
sc.ting accommodation In each Gas, ,.. "a.
.-.rond- An estimate Of the school p pnlhtiph ot
N,w York A. made hy ire officials o your boari' ao
coriin, 10 the school class ai,hl D., ,r,,p
Thiri-Thr number II children. II any, ior WON
,hcrc is no accommodation In the public schools ~ I"
city. A.. . .,,.. cbilJrcn for
,,hor, thcrc IL no ncrnn modation wish o tntr 'ic
~nrc sch al. Il this city. and what provision your
1,oard Is making for them ~ -,
~ necessary. tho Mayor says that he will call Q
,,,,,,,, ~ IN, D,ari II Eft ma" an! Apprtonheht
-" nrovIdc more RON Tor the >choolchl!dich'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ATTENDANCE OtTSrKIrrIHG EXrEH-EN.

T.
A. On, ,,.,,,pv of me trustees ,""sc II tho
Ci,v M New. York held yesterday an"F"""' III '''
ro,ns Of the Board II Ednclihn. J. H. " ii"h'' WAS
chosen chairman. Tnr resolution {" fh' fN""''"
COMMITTEES, asking for tho appropriation 81 slh"o"
yr tho yxp~n cS Of tho college dnrshs t"' Prc'"".
year WAS adopted after si"r' u'p"'c' "'"' -"
Alexander s Webb pr, .licn OF the ''I!"i' III a'"'n3
a.. .,. .nr,op,Ia,ion said that the number ~ sl"nh
h. Increased 1870 per cent durng the last went. os
years but that tho expenses had only n'rci'ed ~
per cont In that time Tho sum asked Tor was re""y
i,.s than was necessary. Many improvement, Han u
10 made out Of money which should nc "Sea !" INV
,.u,,o. aonar,m.nt. The sum voted for was the
..m. =. that nppnpriated last year. Afsr resp
Union vas pn,L SUSTAINING the faculty Ia d'>lh,>.hS
Arthur Alexander and Il. j. Parker, Who nInofd
examination papers withou. authority last June tAs
meeting djOurncd.