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An Ordinance,

Presenting The duties Of The 'iar'hai Of the City of
Richmond, and regulating the fees and salary Of the
o
sec l.t BE it ordained by the Common Council of the
CITY of Richmond, That it shall be duty of Mar
-hai and return all process issued by the Mayor
snd shall assist the Mayor IN carrying into effect all tie
dnance OF the common counc and also such duies
prescribed by the charter.
3D. lie shall be peace officer within the city, and
shall attend all trials before the Mayor and shall be
,lsd to he fees 5 consabes for like service.
3D. Ii shall be the duty of the marshal apprehend
warrant, and bring Jutcs all elons and
of tho and vulators ordinances
an. city, to suppress all riots aassys and unlawful assem-
aud in other respects generally peace
and in discharge of his duty, any respect what
may call his aid such assistance may he
reasonable acquisitions of the marshal i'll the discharge
his duty, shall, conviction, forfeit aud pay
less than than five dollars for each otfenceio
be collected action OF debt for the of the city
18th. Ii shall be tho duty of the marshal
all alleys, lots and oubudinss, within the limits
of the city, atleasi once every three months and shall all
the premises of when
given of the existence of nuisance and shall order
removal Of all such as may come under his notice. and
failure OF such person persons the same, he
shall forthwith it at the expense of The
Of the premises whereon found, and all
where be found TO whom the of such
be Justly charged the shall be removed
OF the ciy-and the condition of all
these things at every sitting Of the council
Ii shall also DC his that all
keepers of tsyen. coffee houses or any other
wherein liquors retaisd keepers top-horses
jaekesses for the purpose of letting the
de hs~kers pedars of goods. merchandise books
aud lewelry horses other any description al
puotc aaSNon: person portion of a
street or aey ioS the Pupose OF building the exhhite
of any show caravan, managerre, Circus theatrical
other exhibition for monsyhavc paid into the treasury
aud taken out a liccnce or permit for the same
9th. He shall, by virtue h,. office be the ss-
geant of the council; and shall be his dur, II
council during s,tings;-it also be nj
duty notify the members of the council clerk Of In
day Of each special meeting.
Sec 7h. For any negec, of of the above describes
duties, he SHALL conviction, pay any of mot
than FIVE dollars.
s lie shall entitled to and receive Cor his serv
css quarterly, the Of fifty dollars per
Sec ssh All ordinances and parts Of ordinances comic
IN conflict with this ordinance, and the
by. repealed.
Passed and approved, May 18th. 1872.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
D. 7. HOLLOWAY, City Clerk. ?
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SCHOOL BOOKS!

NIITCHELL'S Geography and Atlas Geography of
wi the Heavens. Rays, Tabots'.. Pixies, Davies.
SFnh's. and North American Arithmecs. Eclectic Read
ers Conley's and Elementary Spoilers kirkham' and
Comley's Grammar. Weber's and aikets Dictionaries
Nurray's Readers School Testanents Aigebra's BY
different authors Surveying by GummeFie and by Davies
Mtche's Geographical Reader. Comstock's Philosophy,
and Chemistry. Juvenile Orator LovelIs School Dia-
Iogues Coms,ock's Mrs Lincoa's. and Nj Phelps Be-
tany. School Bibles. Plane Trgonometry. Mansheld's
Political Grammar Fooscap and Posi- Paper Blue and
Back Ink. Black Sand. Qdills. &c &c
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
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Cheap Publications.

franklin Exams; r the Inehrate, n Temperance
el, 10y w. Whitman. Price 10 cents.
Fanny Dale; the First ear after Marriage, oy L 5
Arthur. Price Isl
Sister .4nne novel. from tho French OF Charles Pa ul
de kock. Price la
The MN tie Peopi, by G. Rosenberg. Price - cts
Jack HatoH the Guardsmau, by & Lever. Price 30
Sketches Of Sunderland, by Fenemoe Cooper-50
BcanchnHp, the kentucky Tragedy, by author
Adam Hurlis-50
Rot Of The Boc by the author of Horse Shoe Robinson
80 GREY Slayer Romance of the Nohawk-50 cts
The Pattfnier-Rei Rorer-each 80 cts
The Forest Ringers: poetic Tale of the will
derness, in l79t-prce %
Just received and for sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richm pad, May -, 1913.
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subscriber would inform his friends and od cuto-
mers. that still continues the Watch and Clock he
pairing. old stand me north eide Of Nam 2ee'
be cen Gberis Fl o,el AMI Inc Bank, where he VIII
be ckIed to ana viii patiently 'Eatc for the calls
of all who NAV favor MIN with their custom w ORR
done despatch and warranted perform low for cash
JOSHUA p. HUENICTTT-
Rlchmon3. May 6th, le43. 19d
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7 NAIR,-TO THE MECHANICS, MANUFACTU-
II RERS AND ARTIZANS OF TIE WEST

Feou Cisens: The period of annual exhibition which
will open Monday 18th june approaching, and again
solicit aid enterprise in which the interests OF
mechanic and less involved
that of the institution we represent
Whatever advertises and brings them into
enables improve their quality, increase the facilities
their production, reduce their price, and therefore
compete successfully with the productions OF distant
places and foreign countries.
The object the exhibition benefit the Institute
alone promote industrial classes
unity general foster and encourage genius
patronize may be found improve
These the Institute has thus far endea
vored do. and It's purpose is still the same.
With appeal ghtened public
spirit al fellow workmen, with confidence that sixth
annual fair will sustained with berality surpassed
any and which shall be alike creaaoe
Institute and the industry and skill OF the West.
The Ladies also, whose smiles
enterprise. respectfully invite contribute Of
their nship such specimens of their and
skill as they may find il convenient prepare.
By ORDER &C. ! ID D. b ot6i Committee.
WIN WISWEL,
March 2ith. 1913
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New WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
STORE.


~ J. MORRELL. has just opsned entire
i J. stock seasonabie DRY GOODS, No. IL,
Pearl Cincinnati, where he ineuds carrying the
with his establishment No 21t
North Fourth street. Philadelphia.
Purchasing his Goods altogether for cash, and having the
advantage of being constantly market, he feels safe in
pedgng himself make Of all those who
have II in their power purchase the and
buy their Goods tas city, call and examine hia stock
which consists in part Of following descriptions OF
Goods, viz:
Fancy and Chiatz Pint. the greatest variety, compr
sing and desirable styles; Brown and Beachsd Mus
Inns Of ali widths qualities and prices Cloths Cassimeres
Satnets Jeans aoors aud grades; Apron and
Furniture Checks: American and Manchester Gnghams
"a. 7S H. and 81 Tickings blue, brown and bleached
Drngs; Heavy Cottona des; Summer Suff5 of all kinds
brown Linens; Linen DriIlngs; Grass Cloth; Brown Hol-
lands Irish Linens Canvass and Red Paddngs black and
fancy sord Cambrcs, Jaconets Book, Null and Cambria
Muslns; Eestings, all of which will be sold low
for cash. ith addition Of freights and exchanges
they can be bought in the Eastern markets.
May u, 1913. 2d-22 2
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CINCINNATI MAY %.

FLOUR-Reeeipts both by Wagon and Canal very ishs
ALI sold at Canal So 30 and s3.35. There were small
Gales from Wagon at 81.
wHISKY-The market opened yesterday morning al
Isle a, which a little 100 b5s were taken IN lew
bours advanced 10 &c., and finally sold at the River at
1slc IN. highest point believe. has reached since
Sentember, I8fI.-GazeHe
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TNuE Richmond Trading & Manufac turing Company
having executed a deed of assignment of all their e
personal the undersigned, for purpose
closing business, il becomes the duty call all
persons indebted having unsettled accounts with said
Company for an early settlement. They have hand
large assortment Of Paper Of various kinds, Woolen
goods &c, which Will be disposed Of low prices.
A. c. BLANCHARD,
r. MORRISON. Asaignees.
DAN,L. p. WIGGINS.A
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Sherif,s Sale.

1Y VIRTUE of Exec ution TO me directed. from the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
house door N Centrevile, WAYNE co, Indiana
the third day of June, S43, between
O'Clock, A NJ, end four O'Clock, NJ, said day,
following property, tovit:s
The interest of Daniel D. Sloan in and the following
described estate, in Richmond, Wavne county
Indiana described follows. towIt: 1t being part Of
lots numbered iftytvo and ftythee that part of
jeremiah Cox, and bounded follows
wit: Beginning the southwest of lot hfty-hree
running along Main feet and
inches ninety and inches
feet and inches; north
and inches the aey the north boundary
lot number ftytwo; thence along said alley
and eight inches Marion thence south
said hundred and sixyou fee, and four inches
the place of beginning.
Taken the property of Daniel D. Sloan, satisfy
Execution of Charles w Starr.
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff w C.
May 9th, 1913. (S2,50) 20-22
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NOT G. E.
Drs. II. II. & II. w. BALDRIDGE

- E,SPECTFULLY tender their professional services
II citizens of Richmond aud vicinity; and from
practice of nine years, they fully convinced OF the
efficacy of Medical Reform relieving suf
feIing humanity.
We are graduates of Worthngton College. Ohio. Per
wishing understand principles fully, viii
please give n call Office East side of Mar
he; street, fronting the Market House.
Richmond, May ID, 1913. .Otf
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MARRIED. y On the 9Th instant, by his Honor, he
MAYOR, ACHILLES BALLARD, 10 PENN All Mn
On all of tins city.
OH the flth instant, by the Rev. Thns Whall0n,
Mr.. PETER tROCkER, Jr, to Mss MARY McWIiIN-
NEY both of this vicinity
..Oh! take her, but be faithful still,
And may the bridal vow.
BE sacred held in after years,
And warmly hreathed now;
Remember, tits common tie
That binds her grateful heart:
lis one tina, only truth should weave,
And only death should part.
Her lot in life is fixed with thine,
Is good and i'll o share,
And well know twill be her pride,
To soothe each sorrow there;
Then take her. and may fleeing time,
Mark only Joys increase,
And may your days glide ssveetly on
In happiness and peace -
--Oo tbs 1871. instant. by E"as Thomas, Es' M
JOSEPH OGBORN, TO Miss SARAH FOuLkE; ali
of this vicinity.
oh Monday evening, the 9Th inst, by the Rev Mr.
journal, to Mrs. CHARITY IIcKcox, of Terre IIaue.
Dn tho l0tIt instant, by the Rev. John s. Weaver
Mr.. WILLIAM +. SMI1H, of Franklin. Ohio, Miss kHop,
IL ScnE>Ck. of Montgomery CO., Ohio.
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LAST CALL.

MOORE & FLETCHER. would respectfully inform
WI all those vino indebted them. either by
book account, that the firm having left place.
ndispensaby necessary that their aud
should be paid Immediately.
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Domestic Manufacture.

SlLh VELVET G.-manufact 1rea in this
~ city, OF good materials, and beautiful color AMI I'm
ISL. for sale al the BOOK STORE.
April |, 1913
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5. F. FILE r G. HI E IL !,

Has opened a LEA THEIR STORE in the room
adjoining Pos, Oce where books md the OF
the late found. He hand various kinds
of Leather, which he will sell the lowest Cash prices.
Fifth month OH, 1913. l9tf
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az EUsE EIGEFILIa
w HIG TICK Eft

For Congren,-CALEB B. SMITH.
For Representatives. DAVID P. HOLLOWAY,
SAMUEL HANNAH.
JOHN w. WILLIAMSON.
For County Con,n,i,sioner,-JOSEPH NJ. BULLA.
For County .4,sessor,-THOMAS TYSER-
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Lad VS. Book.

TINHE January, February. March, aud April numbers
of the Lady's Book received and for sale the
BOOK STORE, price 25 cents per copy.
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GREAT BARGAINSu
n r w GOOD 81!
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
10 = s. = o z 4 W s 9

% = s. T z 4 W S
TAS Just received and is opening, large assor;-
l l ment of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, select
ed by himself Philadelphia which offers for sale
unusual low prices They consist. of the follow
articles: Cloths, Cassimeres Sattnetts Jeans. Cacoes,
Manchester Muusln de LANES, Lawns Paresens,
Apacha Lusers, Irish Popns Grape de Ign, Dress Silks.
Bonnet Silks great variety OF Shaws Silk Cause Grea
cne Grape Ribbons, Laces, E1ging Pic Me and Pfsul
Silk Gloves, Cotton do, Hosiery, Umbrellas Paraso &
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VVhig Central Committee of Ind lana

NOAH NOBLE, of Marion county, JOHN :. DAVIS,
of Floyd; Il. j. BARNETT, of Marion; GEORGE w.
STIPP, OF Marion; j. s. BOBBS. of Marion; AUSTIN
w. NORRIS, of Marion; 5. V. Is. NOEL, Of Marion
HENRY COOPER. of Allen; CALEB b. SMITH, OF
Fayete; JESSE CONRAD, of Vigo; and w. BROWN
BUTLER. of VandeEburgh.
whig Central Committee of wayne County.
ID p. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
J. =. CREAGER. L. G. NOBLE,
WALTER LEGG.
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oh Monday evening, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Marsee, Major j D. SEMaNs editor of the Tppecano
journal, to Mrs. CHARITY HIcKCox, of Terre Iaule.
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Oh tho lOth instant, by the Rev John S. Weaver
Mr.. WILLIAM f. SMr1H, of Franklin. Ohio Miss iHoDi
H. ScuENCk of Montgomery CO., Ohio.
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----Oa tbs lSiI instant hy E"os Thomas, Esr, M.
JOSEPH OGBORN, TO Miss SARAH FOuLhE; all
of this vicinity.
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wing Central Committee of Henry County.

n5-DANEL Mason, r.. L. HUDDLEsoS. LEWIS
NELSON SHARP. GEORGE CoRwINE- JESSE Os
BURN, NATHAN HUNT, j. Il. ELLIOT, II. LEwELLING
J. BRESNEMAN, JoHS w. GRUBBs, ] III. STRETCHER, \
BARRETT, I. w. MIKE, and &. II. Burr
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ME subscribers having rented the stable attached to
above estabIishmen respectfully invite their old
patrons and the public generally to give them a call.
GEO x ROB'T. CREIN.
Cincinnati March ith. lSi3. 1l-3m
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. MARRIAGES.

MAkkItpr On the 18Th instant, by his Honor, the
MAYOR, ACHILLES BALLARD, TO PENINAi Mn
On all of tins city.
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

Dan u. II. W INJJINS.y
Richmond. Nov. IL, 1912
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n O T / G. E .

cinnati, March oath, 1913.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1843-07-01
PENNSYLVANIA.

Governor Porter has vetoed the bill for the sale of the
main line of the public works of Pennsylvania which
left his hands the time of the adjournment of the State
Legislature His veto message is sent to the Secretary Of
State with instructions present to the House of Repre-
senlaves within three days after the meeting of the next
Legislature.
The Governors principal reasons First that the 23d
section which provides the mode for repeating FORGETTING
the charter of the company in of any violation of it,
gives perfect immunity to the company for any ATTRACTION Of
its charter allows it to enjoy and possess all its rights,
privileges and franchises if said judgment Of forfeiture
had not been pronounced until the Commonwealth pays to
the company par value of its stock ($l6 0O000) The
payment the Governor says, would be moral impossbiy,
and would be temptation to the company to violate its char
ter make the State pay the par value of the stock which
was bought and subscribed at less than fifty per of its
nominal value by the stockholders Secondly, he deems
the measure mpotic and unwise and though he signed
bill the for the creation Of the Delaware
Canal Company yet he did it in accordance with the
wish of the people, announced through the Legislature than
He still thinks that the works would be liable fall into the
hands Of foreign capitalists and become private monopoes
The income from them this year will greatly exceed last
year. and there every for confidence and hope the
future value Of Improvements II they Sold he says
that IT, instead Of combining the commissioners to taking sub
10 sell the public auction the highest and bs bid
ders suit purchasers advance would prob.
ably be realized beyond the simple subscription =.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1843-07-01
DELEGATES TO THE WING NATIONAL CON
VENTION

Alta Wing Convention in the fourth Congression-
al district OF Illinois, t. L. DIcKEY, Esq. was APP
pointed delegate from that district to the Wing
National Convention which is 10 meet at Baltimore
in May, 1874.
At the District Convention of the Wings of the
third Congressional district of Vermont, holden at
Burlington on the 9th instant, John PECK was unan-
mously elected delegate TO the National Con-
fvention to be holden in May, 1874, and SAMUEL
w. kEYEs as substitute. Both these gentlemen are
said to be warmly in favor Of the election Of HEN
RY CLAY.
The Wings Of Georgia have acted promptly and
defntively in this matter-they having, as will be
seen reference to the proceedings Of their late
State Convention selected a full complement OF
Delegates to the National Convention, under in
structions 10 vote for HENRY CLAY.
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g. WAsHlSoros wlaREs, Esq.
SLOW MOVING JUSTICE.

AT the trial Of HIM. H. Plot, in Augusta (Ga) for the
murder of Mr. HARDlSo three hundred and fythree per-
sounded" before jury could be obtained More
than fifty witnesses subpenaed The examination OF
Of consumed days On the 22j instant the
jury after absence Of about forty FIVE minutes returned
verdict of Not Gully"
Thus" says the Augusta Chronicle, is settled, far
the verdict of this jury settle it. that in Richmond
county, in the city of Augusta, may at midday, in
the principal street Of the city, shoot down another without
provocaop without such provocaon the laws OF the
land recognise and be turned loose upon the country with
his hands imbrued with the blood Of his victim, unwhp OF
justice. IL such averdct any other than the execra.
ton of the great of population it would indeed be
a deem disoraceu
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1843-07-01

JUNCTION OF TIE RHINE AND THE DANUBE-The camel
connecting those great rivers Of Europe nearly
peted the last have been opened for
few days between Nuremburg and shortly after
through its whole extent from the Danube Msyn.
Neto York Express.
Though the completion Of this great work has
been reserved for modern times, its conception and
commencement belong to an age and generation
ten centuries distant. In 1893 the Emperor Charlie
magne formed the purpose Of establishing water
communication from one extremity Of Europe 10
the other, by means Of canal which should unite
the waters of the Rhine with those Of The Danube.
With this object army of workmen was assem-
bled, the Emperor himself experimenting and d.
recting their labors, and for several months the
undertaking was most ndustriously prosecuted.
But sickness breaking out among the laborers, and
distant wars demanding Charemagne's attention,
the enterprise was abandoned, only to be resumed
after the lapse of more than a thousand years.
Albany Journal.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1843-07-01
THE POLITICAL BAT.

When Esop, or Babrius, or whoever the Boyles
and Benteys may settle it to have been, composed
his fable about that equivocal animal that thought
to reign king Of both birds and beasts, by being
made up of either, he certainly must have had in
his thoughts some political bat like that which we
now have, fitting between night and day, and be-
longing to neither.
1t was a discreet thought OF a creature of that
size TO suppant the eagle, that only scars by day,
and the wolf that prows only in the dark, by try
ing to be fowl and beast at once. 1t flies, but not
enough for bird, and loves that doubtful time Of
day which birds shun it has four legs, but creeps
very poorly, and TO the eyes of beast does not
look like on hey that have wings dsown and
cuff it, If il Come forth into the air while they
are there; and those that go on all tours will hold
no fellowship with Il. because they think it has once
flown, however i'll. Nothing, therefore, is left TO
the poor paradox Of political zoology but to iutter
about When honest birds have gone to roost, and,
in twilight Of public affairs like the present, catch
insects that are looking for Offices,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1843-07-01

1t is officially announced that the Hon. ABEL P.
UPsHUR Ihe present Secretary of the Navy has
been appointed to act as SECRETARY OF STATE ad
interim. ~.
The Office Of ATTORNEY GENERAL, vacated by
the death Of Mr.. LEGARE, is yet vacant, so far as
the public is informed The duties of this Office
cannot be discharged vicariously, there being no
provision by law authorizing acting or ad int
rim appointment to that Office in case Of vacancy
or absence.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1843-07-01

AMERICAN LocoMoTvEs.-Ata meeting o. The Vii En-
gineers Instiuonn London time since, ne subject
Of American locomotive engines discussed Il was
stated that the superiority of the American Locomotives
ncontestable In trial inclined plane, American
Bogie" engine with cylinder Of III inches in diamsssz
driving wheels feet diameter weighing 4tons conveyed
gross load of "a up the incline q the Of ~ miles
hour while the best Of the English engines, vih q
inch cylinder feet driving wheels and weiehine - on
drew 3S tons up the incline at the rate Of sx miles al
hour 1t stated that the Americas engines consumed
greater amount Of fuel than the English.
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WILLIAM HARDEMAN, of Madison.

The gentlemen composing il are all men of high
character, and as true Wings as any State in the
Union can boast.
No Congressional nominations were made, for the
reason that the State has not been disricted in ac-
cordance with the act of Congress. If the Legisa-
ture, which convenes in july performs its duty and
divides the State into Congressional Districts each
district will make its nomination. But if that
body refuses obedience to the law Of Congress, the
Wings will take part in the matter, bat allow the
election TO go by default.-New Orleans Iropic.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1843-07-01

DIsAaREEABLE PREDIcAMEsT.--On Wednesday night a
fellow somewhere about Front street. Philadelphia attempt
ed break into house by crawling down the chimney.
He got in easy enough but when he had started down he
became wedged fast that he could neither 90 ahead
back out )" there he struck and compelled to halo
most Justify for help, which rope thrown
him. but he closely Rugged in the dark embrace that
rope power would not II therefore necessary
the chimney wall nearly his entire length before
he released We think this chimney should be repaired
and purchased by the City Council decidedly the
successfu roguecacher know of for the opportunity it
has had Philadelphia Inquirer