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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Ne,y-York LeSislature.
"WEDNESDAY, March ls.

IN SENATE, petition WAS presented to lncoPo-
rafc the Historical Society OF DutcheSs County;
from landowners OF WeStckester County, against
the PETITION oil Saul Alley and others tor hail
road between New.Iork and Albany; against
par !edemptions n NewIork or Albany; OF pe-
IerG. Siayvesant and others, against diScontnulas
Eleveu,h-s,reei IN the City OF New-loIk Nj
Clark from the Committee on Militia and Pablo
Defense brought IN q bill 10 enforce the law and
preserve ORDER which iead twice aud reiefied
Mr CLARK briefly stated the provisions Of the sii II
authorizes the Governor AT his discretion 10 loan arms or
10 Dispatch military 70 county o the STATE
II frther empowers the Sheriff OF aiE county, Win tae
ADVICE and Consent the Governor 10 oFaS1e "a" pisl
t Fcss and TO keep them on duty ior sScn '!se as DC
@ a'sl nj; the expense thereof TO be dcir1ye N the
Us, place from the State Treasury. 5t cycnuaiy 10 be
lace charge rpor The particular couay in which such
49, sai De organized 1t also authorizes ihe Governor
% orer out The mId in any county the suppression
" " es; ana whes so ordered cut, the prvates are
10 % paid one collar day, commissioned officers
musicians zen sians day and commissioned of!ce-s the
same pay as Is allowed 20 officers ci The arnlvl
THIS being general order dav the Senaf- resolved,
l'Seit INTO committee OF the whole aud p.sS,.c
several bIllS-noue however OF any gsoera irrer.sf
The bill Tor liking the place for holding the terms
OF the Court for the Core ction of Errors ,,,;
up Mr.. Wright offered an amendment. a,e,n, .b7
method by winch the per diem allowance and tbc
travelling fees OF the members OF the Court Is e.,,,
putated and paid. THIS drew out debate--whcn IN,
Committee, without taking any question, reported
progress 10 the Senate: and the question being upon
granting leave 10 the Committee 10 again, ii was
debated by several Senators, and the merits OF the
bill and amendments entered into the discussion =
The whole matter on motion OF Mir Lester, was
laid on the table by vote of II 10 :: and then the
Senate went into the consideration OF Executive
business.
In the ASSEMBLY, a petition was presented from
New Hartford, Oncida County, asking in effect
that the question OF the State continuing IN the
cont.aeTacy should be submitted to the people for
their decision. II was ald on the table by s,rous
vote A nunl1er OF circumstances against The pro-
posed establishment OF discriminating tolls were
also received. a number OF bills. manly OF pr
vate character, were reported from the several
standing committees. The bills the relief Of the
New York Institution for the Bind, and the Eve
and Ear Tntifmary were ordered 10 third reading.
The Constitutional amendments were then taken
w. and their discussion continued until the hoar ct
tMo, when the House took a recess.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

ncs- Mr.. SgLDEN's SpEecu has thrown the Nd
tive camp into coHvulsions. For months, the Cor
pora,ion fupctionaries and enissaries, backed by
the Harper journals which still take the name OF
Whig in vain, have been coaxing aud pleading fcT
Whig votes Why shouldn't you all vote for
Harper and the res, Of US lyon know there is only
a nominal difference between us-why let The
Loco.Focos triumph for a ,same " IT was IN vain
that the Wing party has repeatedly and formally
disc!aimed Natiyism-our volunteer cousins, (want-
ing to use us,) insist sticking to US like burTs
Bu, MIR. Selden, following the lead Of the Wing
General Committee, has deliberately and feariessly
declared to them that the Wing party does not SYM
palhize with Nativism-tilat we are utterly at va
rance, and so must remain Now let those who
are bsnt ON an anti-Immlgrant anti Catholic cru
SADIE come out openly for Harper, and not work
for him in a skulkins, undcrhand fashion, while
pretending TO support The Wing candidates. The
Wings of this city have definitively taken ground
in hostility to the Native movement. Let each
voter choose his side and manfuy avow 1t. There
can be no union nor compromise between Wing
eery and Natiyism Thousands Of inhexible Wings,
defrauded once too often, lmperatlvely forbid the
banns. There is no concord between the two par
ties--there can be nothing but antagonsm, until, IN
a fair struggle, one goes to the wall The Wings
may temporarily be beaten, but they will stand OF
fall on their own principles and neither be beaten
nor betrayed in another camp than their own
We hope to publish a complete report of Mr.
Selden's Speech tomorrow. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
For the Tribune.

C7cing or The Poor, dc.-The undersigned takes pleas
urc in replying requested through the Tribune 10 the
Communication, from Many friends Of the Association
who desire 10 be informed where Clothing, &C. for the
may be Depots have been provided for this hui
name obec, all the Wards but II may suffice here toname
few viz: H. Uhitiesy 3s Catharine street, 4. Camp, AZ
Franklin street D. Terry, SO ycstry street j. B. Horton,
Sheriff streets Gray Sc Jones street Ed Fraser, l2U
Orchard stree, and Isaac Orchard II Bedford street.
Donations Of Cas-, OF Clothing, Provisions &c, sent to
either of the above places will be promptly and carefully
distributed Contributions much needed Further
information may be obtained Of T. NJ. HARTLEY,
Grand and Elm streets
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

MASSACHUSETTS AND SoUTH CARoLINA.-The fol-
lowing order, adopted in the House of Repre-
scntatives Of Massachusetts on Wednesday, will
show the stand which that State has determined
to take in respect to the matters in controversy be-
tween her and South Carolina:
ordered, That the Committee to whom was referred
the message Of the Governor upon the subject o the treat
of the Hon Samuel Ioar, III South Carolina be d.
rected report the Legislature resolves 10 the following
effect viz:
That Massachusetts ia restrained from further present
action In behalf OF her citizens imprisoned in South Caro-
lima solely of their color and from the exercise
Of her powers protect the OF her citizens.
by unwngness do the slightest violence 10 the Con-
suon the United States the protection of which she
is claiming for her citizens In the premises;
That South Carolina having by her constituted author
tics inercrcd prevent 10 the Courts OF the United
States within her territory It becomes the duty OF the
General Government afford 10 the citizens ef Com
monweah while another State. all The rights guaran-
tied TO them by the Constitution OF the United States;
And that Massachusetts demands and will continue
10 demand that the General Government make such change
the jurdicon OF the Federal Courts such provisions
by law will enable any citizens OF Massachusetts, who
may hereafter nc imprisoned In any other State solely
of his color s claim liberty and pro-
lection in the Courts The United states and that our
Senators and Representatives he lcse oppor
tuny of urging this subject upon the consideration Of Con-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
DR.. Smith Cutter.

We notice in our Assembly proceedings tina, M,
Darid E. yyhfsler, elected as Native by Wing
votes bu, known 10 every body in the House as
~ oco-Foco and nothing else has introduced
hin ~ forgive the defalcation OF Dr. Smith Cut
Ter formerly Health Commissioner at 'hla port
TSst dsfslcation was reported al about S39, ,OCc,
and in our humble judgment was ct a character
which would have sent one thousand simple, reiah
rascsls 10 the Penitentary. We trust the Legisla-
ture will not pass the bill without carefully exam
ming the documents in the case Especially Mr.,
Samuel S,evens's Report No. 2i0 of lo0) and
taking the opinion of Mr.. Comptroller Fagg in the
premises. 1t strikes as ii this bill pass it will be a
CRYING injustice not 10 take the doors OF the two
State Prisons off their hinges.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
rnp .rur pRESEN,r MEEK

.PouTnY-Stanzus Spring coming The United S,ntcs.
by John Kebc; The World, by X. S. :, AGdlcs.
II EntroEI.L-1'hc Convention Texas and our Charter
Election Let Consider Texas and Slavery The May
orally VIM e. Kivcs The Packet Ship Henry Ciny.
Ill PoLrrrcAL-New-York Town Elections; New IIrmp
shire Election; Pennsylvania; Ohio-Congtess Districts
" NEws.-La,c from Europe, by the Cambria Things in
Washington Neyy York Legislature; Anti Rent Disturb
anccs In Ulster From Bueacs Ayres From Mexico; From
Santa Fe lnroad' the Cnmanche Indians; From the
Sandwich hlnnts. &c.
" CITY Charities; An Eprtle to Col
Webb on Parties and Party Names The Peril of Repub
lie Political Macnanmliy; The Foundations oi Political
Pnres: Notices of New Publications. &c.
VI. COMMERCIAL IsrElLfGrNcE.-Stoeks, Money, ffo-
siese copies put u in wrappers for the Malls cob
raned n the desk. Price .. cents.
~ TERMs-s2 rrr year All subscriptions payable III
hexibiy IN advance Address -,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Sew-fork Tribune.
pt,1IApELPuIA, March 20-P.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20-P. VI.
The adyccs bv the Cambria are most favorable and,
since their receip about $50 bales OF Cotton have publicly
changed haads a; advance Of nearly per cent while
an offer for 500 bales WAS made at !. and refused.
There but little prospect o! definite action relative
to the Angus; interest.
From Harrisburg there is nothing Of importance The
bill granting permission the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company their road through portion oil
our state has passed the Senate by vote OF II 10 H.
The Erie Railroad Company will receive tile same privi-
lece. .,....,o, -
5i Reading Railroad TO 25l; and Girard Ba 10 ~ WIFE
sales at 10 ln the street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
what depends OH our Charter Election.


The Eupre.s, in the absence of any report (save
a nean-soued caricature IN the Heraldl OF the few
remarks which the Editor of this paper was fairly
compelled TO make at the Wing Meeting on Tues
day evening, sees fit 20 msrepresent their purport
as follows:
If We could see feel Editor Of the Tribune
does that the next Presidential election dpeaded upon ne
fact he1er Ar. .SeGER or -. RGrr eGs Hayor c pt.'
Cy should sadly Geplore calamity; but tie result
MayoTalty we apehend IS ~ 10 that event 40
unimportan fact who is 20 be the king OF the Mosaa-
10 coun-T5 who shall rule the Asbantees. Inc
country has nothing 10 do with municipal afans.
municipality Is concern OF and wei Voa.u !. %
five could keep the Government; of The City
ofparty.
Now we never thought and never Said 'iid' 'l''
next Presidential Election depends IN any ces,ee
upon the election OF Mr. Selden as Mayor na'
we did say, however, was this, that ii harper -
reelected. Natiyisrn willb Jumped upon as hooDy
by spawned and broken-winded poiticlans all over
the Country. National organization erected ana
, Na,ive candidate for President nominated-the
,.,o.bIa Eject of which will be TO dl'ide ane de-
Co., tho Wbios IN 1915 We are as party less
,e-f.c,Iy drilled than our opponents more easily
isd offon new issues, and therefore whatever new
o,r,v arises draws of hundreds from US 10 dozens
from our opponents Thus It has been with Anti
Masonry, Abolition, Natiyism, and will be to the
end of the chapter. But if Harper IS defeated now,
Na,ivism sill BE- arrested and die out, It's organlza
tion will be dissolved or become no longer iormida
Die, and we shall have fair straightforward con-
test in 1913 between the principles and measures of
the Wings on the one side and the Loce-Focos on
the other In such contest We shall feel great
confidence OF Wing triumph, such as we should
have had in 1914 but for the mischief made by
third parties.
It's therefore in our view Of vital importance TO
the restoration Of Whig ascendeney, or TO renew
ed struggle with any fair chance for 1t, that tho
Natives be thoroughly beaten in our Charter Elec-
ton. II is idle to talk Of this contest as 'unlm-
portant.' The Express made this very blunder a
year ago, plunged into Harperisn all over, and,
though it protested that it meant nothing thereby
bu, clean streets and City Reform helped TO drive
thousands Of Wing voters over 10 Loco -Focoism.- -
The whole country regards New York Election
with lively in,erest-not merely the result but the
n-inilles maintained and triumphant. If the
Wings OF this City dabbe in Nativism, the Adopted
Citizens of the whole Country are alarmed and re-
PEELED fromus We are quite willlng-nay, anxious,
TO separate our Municipal concerns entirely from
party politics, but that can never be done by favor
ing Natiylsm.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
JOSIAH RICHARDS. AuetiOnser. =,
yexv-Yorts Spring Trade Saie. =

~ Ne,y-YorIe Spring Trade snie. g., vii
por,,,, ss Of Books sereorypa Plates s,1t,oa oNDAY
commssce al ~! Of the uncsfsknen & % C,slogas OF
MORNING 2fili March. al . CLOCK "''' 80
TUESDAY MORNING.. 21,h a,;,esS at . . ffcn DAY
10 sS nuti ali i, sold in order The Caai.s .eoad viii
ZION 70 the sre nd aiaeye ,'s sss,esg numerous
he iagoe o desirable stock and among E fis.s p,ss spa COPY
ias valuable FaIsl lsa |S0DERN BrILDEKs
lsht I G 81 s;eretv pis.es OF BRADFoRDs "osNp'-.
or THE HEAVENs.,.s ptru,pns PI.ATT,
BAN"'' h'' COX Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
A CONFERENCE.-THE late ,lr. Bates when quite

Gomez oxNeg.-The late Mr.. Bates, when quite
Young mAn, delivered oth July Grafton a, North
amu:or which we well remember regarieI ~ sn On
comorlv beautiful performance he was In tho political
nom euca;ure OF that day, FeaeIzl,t and took occasion
10 express his vcrcraon for The character OF Fisher
then recently ,.eceased: xld N the eSUrSe Of his eucginu
upon ha, eis nsrseG orator a,ide his diving hour
words Ike these Tie i1s, prycr cf the cying patriot
was rot ior himself n for the companion Of bis bosom.
the children love, eu God ssaT' rg COM
tg, me Papers uo say tha; Mr. Bates As words in
the Senate Chamber uttered the anroGucsmen;
ha, tie amended resolutions fer the Annexation of Texas
had passed ne Hoa>e Of Representatives, We we 70 tins
natl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
Lc,tures ON Astronomy,

Delivered 1t the Royal Observatory OF rar by NJ AAA-
co. Member OF the Institute OF France. &c with excessive
additions by p1o.rsius L.zpNEs, formerly Professor of
Astronomy ard Natural Philosophy in the University OF
London Illustrated with cuts and diagrams.
D.. Price 25eent'.
Agents and Booksellers supplied on the usual TERMS
~ Postnasiers rcm!tiing dollar entitled to I'VE
COMES. address GREELLY 81 McELRATH,
T,,hu,e Buldjrgs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

MR PRkScorr. THE HISToKIAN.-We nave much
pleasure in announcing The OF February. Nh Pres
co,t elected espSniirg sgsbr e the fas.ite 9f
Frasce the division Of the Academy Of Moral aud
Political Science and tbs OF General History The
honor certainly sufficiently marked sles w.s 1evsE
before believe conferred of New England
except Franklin He cho$sa succeed Don Martin Fer
nander de Nsvseltr Secretary of the Spanish Academy Of
History venerable and admirable an who died last
Msdr;d very slrsncvd leaving behind him
EuIope with % equal knowledge of Spanish history.
EBosion Daily Advertise.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
rsefuI Works for tie people,

The Publishers having lost their en,e atoek-iooks.
Plates and In cravings Their series OF Useful Books for
the People, b. calaaiious re have commenced 3
New SERIES in order of which is the foregoing woik
on astronomy by NJ AEAGo ana TX. LARpsEa. Probably
no work has appeared the sublime subject of A..
.rcnomy, combining the amount Of acsurate scientific
Information with much hat is pleasing and interesting TO
al classes readers 1t contains much matter Is
usually found III books which retail al from S! to 81 and
yet printed clear eGblc type. and sold the
lon price Of ipea.y.res cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

FINE Agrs-SrA1uAKY-M MASrELs--We
called few, days since and examined the collection Of
ststua-v. &c cow for sale the establishment Of Unde.
hill Ferris, in Greenwchstreei- The collection, We be-
eve is the mos, extensive in this city, and contains copies
in marble from many the celebrated Statues and
Ornamental Vases; among which, noticed fine copy
of the Venus edcs large the original the cele
hrated warwick Vase, &c. Bu; we had idea waa,
s:ac of perfection the manufacture OF splendid satuar
aa.els has arrived in this country, until this col
lection The chness Of the scripture, an the beaa;y
grace cfdrawus exhibited in many OF their nantes Of the
style Of Louis 18th and Elizabeth exceed any thing we
have eve. In Marble Mantels. We were shown in
particular elegant M,ntels jus, finished for Mrs
Lansdon. Of As;oE Place. and for Peter stuyves.nt Esq
which ezqu:s!tely executed. Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

ir5 Dr.. EuEy, OF Ulster Co., an able and earnest
advocate of Temperance, who has been struck to-
tally blind and thus rendered destitute, will lecture T
Ereainq at Lyceum Hail. Broadway and Lspenard-sree
assisted by this City and Mr. Ware OF Boston
DR. E. appeals TO the benevolent TO thus aid him 10 buy
very expensive medicine By which he hopes TO restore the
sight OF one of his eyes and hope hundreds who cam
not attend viii buy 4 ticket. Price % cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

DaLLgY's MNcicAl Pans Er-EAcToR- d.. ~ over li
bpsSng Of the sg--hs, Inofe power and inilp PAfs,
rh<a any other ietnety sIsi d rTiy,e.rios TSy
bpr,aee Iy.cian o. parent should b. "iihopt u snrf
r celebrity et . sAl5E has sasl.a oas
tT . ~ ast,, half price imitation upon ti- ,,rt,t
reputtisn o Tn ~ ro.setioa aSa'as' q M LEY
Vyn nom ~ rs ,yrapp.r written with pen: ~ s sd
spurious and b. used ogy z, hS fsin ;n .trseto De
,sEolexsl. and retail, at Daley Haeisai ram rsl9
MOI No ls3 Fultor-st. Sun BnildinZ " !.
~ W: have been shewn some samples o. Ston ard
Cotton Yarn sad 10 have been spun on the A 80 apl
we are told that the invention Is OF American We
now IN successful operation In Manchester.
would refer those interested 10 Gr Js'insO'i 49,
neut IN this day : paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

irs- For the LATEST News FROM WAsHlNGToH
s.e The letter of our correspondent received by the
Morning Mail. and which will be found under Us
Appropriate head.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

PRopxa TRIsurE OF REspEcT.-ln both Houses
OF the Massachusetts Legislature Wednesday appr'p
ate resolutions adopted In relation to the death e the
amenied Senator BATES which the strongest testimony
was borne to his private and puocworh Afer adopting
these resolutions the Houses adjourned Tho Speaker
Of tho House. s. H. Valley. Jr Is the son law Of the
late c>nator
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

TEtHr-rE OF RESPECT 10 GEN LESLIE CooMBs, or
X KrSTrcxY-The untrng exerti0ns OF General Leslie
C,onb in the Whic cause during tn late Presidential cam
parn usy entities him the grateful remembrance ana
respect Of The party whose cause he so noby aavocec
Kings County which noby wiihstood the ccrrupting m
rcncc of Loco Focos, and proudly maintained her pos
ION amonc the best and brightest portions OF our country,
owes something 10 the e5erons or General CooInDsLl
e Wings OF the Comfy have adopted graceful as wei a,
substantial ueans Of ;estiyDs their regard for his old
friend OF Henry Gay. number Of the Whg; OF This Cy
ard County raised subscription for the purpose OF puf
chasing silver pitcher TO presented 10 General Coo;nbs
The pitcher is completed and be seen at the store of
Mr. T. W Davis, he corner Of Hicks andl u,9n street g
II Will remain there for few days for INSPECTION Inc
n,,ccr il Of sold silver of classic form and exceedingly
chase il design 1t weighs thryseren ounces hlteel
and half inches high and in diameter at the Ia Ges
mart, IL bears the following inscription:
From the
W7igs er Kings County -'c17-lors'
GENERAL LESLIE CooMBS,
of Kentucky,
The Friend
of
HENRY CAY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

TEMPERANCE FEsTIvAL.-The Youths Cold Wa
ter Army give Festival this evening in the Lecture Room
corner OF Hudson aud Canal streets. DR.. ELLIOTT will
both speak sing and u the latter particular will have
able assistance. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

cSr Hon. JOSIAH QUINCY, who for sixteen years
has ned with distinguished ability the Office OF President
Of Harvard University offered his resignation Of that post
on the 18th inst take effect at the close of the Academic
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

nc- We have made room on our First Page for
mart only of our European Correspondence re-
c.iyed BY the Cambria We hope 10 give more
IN osr next
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

New PROPELLER We have been shown the
mode. of new Propeller, invented and patented
by Mr. E. G. Gardiner of this City Iconsists OF an Archi-
cdean Screw OF two threads in submerged cylinder in
side and near the bottom OF the vessel The water is ad-
m,ed in front of the Screw in the after part Of the vessel
each side Of the keel and forced out each side OF the stern.
post The whole takes but little room and strengthens
rather than weaken the vessel being entirely below the
water line The object Of placing the screw inside of
cylinder to obyate the waste OF power oecasoned BY
the lateral motion of the This Propeller has been
warmly approved by those mechanics who have examined
il. Irmav be seen at l6 John-st. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21
To-Day's Outside.

FWs Page-Foreisn Correspondence OF the TrbuneLet.
ters from France and Ireland; New Publications News
Items.
Last PGgs--The world-a Toem An EuraSed Elephant,
Murder Of C. r. Thompson; Unexpected Competition; Fe-
male Heroisn; City Intelligence Commercial and Money
Matters: Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

Ms. GoLDssi1n's AcADzNr. as9 BaoADwAr.-since Mr..
NJ Goldsmith has reduced his So SO fos course
OF lessons in Penmsaship, ne has had what i termed in
theatrical paance oyerowing houses Mr. G. has been
Obliged 20 take spacious apartments in the Few L.
Fargo buildings, OF ReaGe order TO accomo
date his large and constantly increasing classes. The pro-
hcieney rlade By his pupils lesson,
toniirs the hand completely formed the completion
Of tie and nothing more necessary than contiru-
alton OF the practice which makes perfect
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

Tur TnIyrsE AND IIEsRY YJoHSsoS.-TheS. y. Y. Tribune,
in is remarks upon the othe Senate on the Texas
solutions states that Hon HENRY JOHNSON was elected oy
Loco his Wing predecessor Conrac oy the a
Of five wings and thus felt under obligations 10 them
This is wrong from beginning to and. MI johnson was
elected m the vacancy occaoncd by the death OF me
Iamented Alexander Porter, and received the entire hg
Of the Legislature. His opponent was Locoi "O-
Hon. Joseph Walker then State Senator. IN. 0 Bee
l-;- We stand corrected. 1t was Hon. Alex.
Porter. the predecessor ef Mr.. Johnson, who run
out Mr. Conrad by the hslp of the Loco-foco MI
nority of the Legislature. Mr. Porter soon died,
and Mr.. Johnson was elected in MS stead.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-21

FIRE-The alarm of fire las; night proceeded
from house in orleans-sree near the Bei-AT narAe'-
10 the stairway the sioke and flames ascending 10 ne
second story where Mr.. Kersey who occupied me d"e
ns his three children and young r. named eAloihe
Wills were Sleeping. The stairway being on nfe ihey wee
unable 70 get dowa The children were therefore thrown
on, Of the window and caught b. persons IN ihe street
ss Wills being much alarmed Jumped out oil Inc coha
story window on pavement, distance OF twenty i-ei
and wa. 50 badly injured by Tie M that as were enter
talne for her recovery She fortunately 5Teke no noe
but suffered severely from The concuSson The ctfe were
very little hurt Nj K. also escaped with buf little injury
This was truly critical situation 20 be placed IN The
strong probability Is, tha. the fire had taken Place soI
tine later the whole CT ,he family would have e!hed N
The flames BY tie timely arrival and prompt action OF
tbs renen the flames were subdued before the building
very seriously burnt. Bait Pat Wednesday.