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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

BY the piece or package, the largest assortment In
this market OF
Black Gr0s du Rhine Silks,
Black eros Grain Silks.
Plain and Fancy Dress Silks.
FOulaFd and Lining Silks.
0rgandies and %JacOnets.
Barges and Grenadines.
POplins and POplinetts.
LelOs and MOSambiques.
Lawns and Percales.
Ginghams aud Ghambrays.
Del alnes and Challis.
Melanges and Argentines.
MOhaiFs and AIpaeaS.
French and American Prints.
Elegant Spring ShaWls.
Paisley and Paris ShaEls.
Berlin Wool ShaWs.
Spun Silk ShaWls.
Barge d Grenadine 6haWls.
SILK BaSquines.
Cloth BaSques and TalmaS.
Magnificent CIOakings.
Ladies Cloths and Saekfngs.
FreBch& AmericanCaslmere
TKeeds and Cashmeretts.
Black d COlOred COatings.
COttOnadeS and Linen Drills
Irish, Blay d Blouse Linens.
Table Damasb, DOylies and Napkins.
Hucks, Kerseys, Crashes, Diapers.
Nottingham Lace D~raperieS.
COunterpaHeS and Quilts.
SWisses, ~JaeOncts, hullS,
SaFsnets, TarltOhs, Brllllants,
Shirred, Tucked and Dotted Muslins.
India TWlIIs, BObinets, Blends.
Veil Nets, BaFeges and Grenadines.
Lace, 6renadlne and Shetland Wells.
Grapes, Grape and Love Wells.
Cotton, SILK and Lisle Hose.
Gloves, GauhtletS, Mitts.
Empress and AleXaldeF's Kids.
Foreign and 0Omestis BalmOrals.
BalmOraI SkIrtings.
Bradley's Duplex Hoop Skirts,
Osborne 4 Cheeseman's Hoop skirts.
ThOmpsOn's lBalmOTal skirts.
French and American COrsetS.
Sun Umbrellas and ParaSOlS.
Dress and MRntilla Ornaments.
Of the above We offer an assortment net surpassed
by any house west of New York. Our
MISREPRESENTATION
Is filed With the choicest brands Of
BIeached and Brown COttOns.
Ticks and stripes.
DenIms and Checks.
Jeans and Drills.
Carpet Yarn and Warp.
and Blankets.
Cash BUYERS
Of Dry Goods at Wholesale will find our stock
worthy Of attention
msy2 E. I. BALDWIN q co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
From New York.

Fire.
NEW YoRK, May 25.-At an early hour
this morning a FIRE broke out in the freight
depot belonging to the Hudson River Rail
road, on lIth avenue and 32d street. The
fire spread rapidly, and in less than an hour
one large building was completely destroy
ed, together with two freight sheds, eigh-
teen or twenty loaded freight cars, about
1000 bales Of hay, and two horses. The
loss could not be correctly estimated, but
will probably amount to $4,000 or S7O,000.
Endorsement.
Wall street wa excited yesterday with Il
report Of an embezzlement in the Irving
Bank. The first story was that the amoun-
involved was over SS0O,0O0, but subsequent.
" investigations reduce it to about $4,000
4 young man, son of a clergyman, who was
book keeper in the bank, is the guilty
party. He was arrested, and admitted his
guilt, returning q portion of the money.
The standing of the bank will not be affect
ed.
Various Items.
The Washington specials to the morning
papers contain the following:
A case involving the constitutionality of
the Civil Rights bill has Just been decided
adversely by Judge Thomas, Of the Circuit
Court Of Virginia, sitting in Alexandra.
In a civil action between white men, one Of
whom offered to produce negro evidence.
The judge decided that in as much as the
State law Of Virginia forbade the introduce
ton of negro testimony IN civil suits to
which white men alone were parties, the
evidence of the negro was inadmissable,
and no Congressional legislation could i'm
pair her right to decsde what persons or
class of persons were competent 70 testify in
her courts. This decision Will no doubt lead
to much discussion and create no little ex-
element before Its final settlement by su-
perior authority.
Colonel de Vidal y Rivas and the other
members Of General Santa Annals staff, at
present in Washington, had a long inter
view with Senior Romero, the Mexican
Minister, but nothing has been allowed to
transpire concerning it The delegation
were Intending to call upon residentJohn-
son, but were compelled to defer the visit
until Mr.. Stewards return to formally pre-
sent them. .-so
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CONTRACTS.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Postmaster
General has ordered a contract TO be made
with the Oregon Steam Navigation Compa-
ny to convey the mails from Portland, Or
egon,to Dallas, at &c., goo a year, the service
10 be six times a week.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
hrA SINGLE BON "a RRAND.

BS~A SINGLE BOX OF BRAND
RETH's PILLS contains more vegetable s1trsc-
tive matter than twenty boxes Of any pills 10 the
Grid besides; hfy-hve hundred physicians use
them in their practice 10 the exclusion Of other
argatiyes. The first letter Of their value is yet
scarcely appreciated. When they are better
knevn, sudden death and continued sickness will
he Of tbs past, Let those who know them speak
right cut in their favor. 1t is a duty which will
Hsfe life.
Our race is subject 10 3 redundancy Of vitiAted
bile at this season, and its as dangerous as it is
prevalent; bat BrRndreth's Pills afford an inval-
1sble and efficient protection. By their occasion
al use We prevent the collection Of those impuri-
ties which, whsn in sufficient quantities, cause 50
much danger to the bsdy's health. They soon cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
Pain in the Head, Hsartburn, Pain in the Breast
lone, Sudden Faintness and CostivsneEs. Sold BY
all respectable dealers in Medicines.
mavIor R16. Dsf Wood
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

NEW YoRk, May 25.-A fire broke out at
a late hour last night in building 654 Broad
way, occupied by Charles Scribner & Co.,
book dealers, J. C.. Morse, window shade
manufacturers, and j. B. Cook, furniture
each of whom suffered damages
amounting in the aggregate to 100000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

TIE SCHOONER MAT.-The Toledo Blade
says that " the schooner May, a small veg
sci, narrowly escaped ~shipwreck at North
Bass Island, on Tuesday. She had taken
on some freight at that place, and while at
tempting 10 get under way struck or the
rocks, and but for the timely exertions of
some fishermen, would have gone to pieces.
She escaped with slight damage"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

nr BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR
BsdbuEs kills upon touch, curls them up as fire
does e Leaf, aud remains OF permanent effect. Try
It, and sleep in peace. Sold by all live druggists.
uavI7 a22
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HERRING. 1
TO PLASTERERS, BRICK AND STONE
NlSONG.

WI ARE RECEIVING AND HAVE
w constantly in store, and for sAle at the
lowest market price, in lots to suit, the celebrated
Fremont White Stone Lime, the best in market for
white finish sud all other purposes.
m2L.ao4 1 EEIISIER 4 q AniAa "a RI-arnA -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
The Memphis Riot InyestigatIOn,
Gov. Curtin.

1t is said by the friends of Gov. Curtin
that he has been rendered the mission to
Italy.
Overlooked Districts of Louisiana.
Gen. Baird, Commissioner OF. the Freed
mems Bureau in Louisiana, reports that he
is furnishing with food the inhabitants of
the overlooked districts.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,
COrner Wall q Nassau.sts, \. 7.

Corner Wall 4 NaSsaU.sts., NJ I.
IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
il houses in Philadslpbis and Washington, we
have opened a NEW Ok HOUSE at above To-
cation, aud offer our services TO Banks, Bankers,
and Investors for the transaction Of their business
in this city, including purchases and sales Of Gov
ERSNEsr sEcUsITIEs, sT0cKs, BosDs, AND GOLD.
We are constantly represented at tho Stock Ex-
change and Gold Board, where orders sent us are
promptly nlled. We keep on hand a full supply OF
Government Securities Of all Issues,
Nuying and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. A COOKE & co.
ma 10 Weed
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PHILOSOPHY oFMAKRIAGE

The Proprietors of TIE New York Museum Of Anat-
omy have determined, regardless OF expense, TO is
sue free flor the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
suppression Of quackery) four Of their most inter
esting and instructive Lectures on Marriages and
its Disqualihcatious, Nervous and Physical Debil-
", Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness or Depression, lnpotsney. Loss Of Ener-
~ and Manly Power the Great Social Evil, and
those MalAdiee which result from youthful follies,
excuses Of maturity and ignorance Of Physiology
and laws Of nature.
knlightsning and saving thousands, and will Be
orWarded free, on receipt Of four stamps, BY adj
dressing SECRETARY, Eev York Museum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, es Broadway, New York.
fabl5R3
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NOTICE.-The attention Of ali par.

N0TICE.-The attention Of all par
In ties interested is called to the provisions Of
Sections / and ", Of an Ordinance to prevent the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors on Sundays, which
sections are as follows:
"SEc. L. No person shall sell, or give away, or
expose for sale, any Intoxicating liquor, or keep
open any saloon, grocery, bar or other place, on
Sunday, for the purpose of selling, giving away,
or exposing for sale, Intoxicating liquor.
"sEc-1f. ANY person violating any provision
OF this ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof be
lars"
In conformity with the provisions Of this ordi-
nance, saloons, groceries, bars, or other places
from u O'Clock on each saturday night to II
O'Clock on Sunday night.
By order Of the Board OF Metropolitan Police.
n. NJ. CHAPLIN, President.
J. SCHROEDER, Secretary.
Cleveland, Miy Is, 1876. mayI9:3lS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

5DOTS' WATCHES-We have Just re.
ID ceived some very nice small size Silver
Watches, st Fsug low prices, at
a ~ OowLEs 4 co.'s,
mAy12 Weddel House
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
BlSineSS Mem Wanted

TO ENGAGE PERMANENTLY, ON
Il salary or commission, to receive and al or
ders, aud collect on subscriptions. for superior
subscription Books and Sartain's Series Of Sacred
and National Bngravings, including his large and
matchiess Engraving OF LINCOLN n HIS
FAMILY, from Waugh's great Painting; also
"BETHBEHEM," q true eempanion-p piece for
"Ohrist Blessing Little CaiIdrsn." It's superb
ority over other EngraTings claimed as IN Appro-
pirate match, psrtakss Of q striking contrast.
Sales immense-without precedent in the history
Of Engravings.
An examination OF orr assortment will satisfy
any one, that for merit, power and beauty OF de-
sign, high artistic finish, and saleability, they
have no equals.
A few General Superintendsnts wanted, to en-
ploy mes and conduct the correspondence con-
neeted with the business, ia the New Euglsna and
Western States.
References required. Apply either personally
or by letter, stating age, past and present Toca-
ton, &C., &c, te G. L. VAN NORWICH, No.
%, Southwest corner, Of Monument Square, Clsve-
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

The DusT.-There is no cad of dust.
Superior street and Euclid Avenue
even, sent it up in clouds We shall know
how to appreciate the s~prinklers when they
come out again. Patient endurance and
no swearing for a day or two more and the
repairs on the aqueduct will be finished.
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J. ScaR0EDER, Secretary.
Cleveland, Nay Is, 1856. msy1s:31s

NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-PrO-
IN p1sals will be received at the City Civil Engi-
neer's Office until 2 O'Clock P. NJ, Monday, the
18Th inst, for grading and paving Michigan street,
between Ontario and Canal streets; for grading
and paving Seneca street from Champlsin street
TO the Seneca Street Bridge and for grading and
paving Main street from West River street to
Pearl street. Plans and specifications may be
seen ST said Engineers Office. The Board OF Cit
improvements invite the submission Of bids, re-
serving the right to accept or reject the same.
By order OF the Board.
JOHN WHITELAW,
maE1Ts919 laF,r DT-u ,-g,.a.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
CITY NOTICES,

NOTICE-To owners and SCENTS of lots
IN and lands bounding or sbutting on both
sides of SeoYill street, between Perry and Green
wood streets; upon both sides Of BrowneIl street,
between Eaclid avenue and Prospect street: You
will please take notice that you are hereby re-
quired to grade, gravel and flag, with brick or
stone, six feet in width, the sidewalks in front Of
your respective lots or lands, in accordance with
the general specifications for " in the
office Of the City Civil Engineer, and TO complete
the same on or before the LIST day OF September,
1866. II the above request Is not complied With
within the time herein specified, the work viii Do
done by the city with stone, and the cost thereof
assessed as a tax upon the property bounding or
AUDITING upon the sidewalks improved
By order of the Board of City Improvements,
NJ. C. WATTERS0H,
EIavaTand Mar pqd 1895 -mav0a-290 C1arE =
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BaF MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
AN Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
Ehe vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
free OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
DR.. ]. sKILLIN H0UGHT0E, Howard Assoeia-
fian, Philadelphia. Pa. msyl0-33S
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TELEGRAPHIC.
acknowledgements Report
w A r.
AUSTRIA READY TO EIGHT.
General News.
w A r.
General News.
Prenarations for Wan.

Preparations for war.
NEW YoRK, Nay ga Venice letter
dated the Sd of May, states that Austria
has been making extensive preparations
for war, both with Italy and Prussia, since
the commencement Of the German difficulty,
and she was well prepared for a bloody de-
Tense of her position on the frontiers Of both
countries. The Italians in and around Ven
ice were not particularly excited. They
looked for q sharp and decisive struggle,
and c~uriously enough expected a re-adjust-
ment of the Austria-Italian question as a
result.
From Honduras.
News from Honduras to the 4h of May
is to the effect that bands Of Indians from
Yucatan had made a raid on the mahoga y
cutters on the Rio Briara, and plundered
every one they could find. Considerable
excitement was manifested in Peiiza on the
occasion of the raid, as it was feared that
other gangs would make a..similar movet
ment.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

ISsASE.-An insane nan was picked up
by the police Thursday on the West Side.
he was running about the streets and la
bored under the impression that some one
was ~endeavoring to take his life. He made
diligent search for a revolver and said he
should destroy himself.
His story is that he has Just come from
st. Louis. About $3.50 and a gold watch were
found in his possession. Through a rela-
tive, who is now at the Kennard House,
the residence of his friends has been
ascertained and a telegram sent on, inform
ing them of his condition.
POLICE CoURr.-The following cases were
disposed of by Judge Abbey yesterday morn
ing: /
Drunkenness-James McLane and John
Francis, 81 and costs Thomas H. Wright
s. and costs.
Vsgrsncy-John NeIgley and Bryan Car
roll, 80 days in the Work House.
Violating Bridge ordinance-Nicholas
Alexander, S. and costa.
Fast Driving-John Francis, 50 and costs.
Disturbanee-Willism Lane, James Kay
and John shehan, 81 and costs; John Fran
els, 81 and costs.
Lewd Rehsvior-samuel Adamsky, s.
and costs.
Soliciting Passengers-ori Carr and Mary
Ann McDonough, 81 and costs.
Assault and Battery-James Farrell, 81
and costs.
Horse stealing-Charles J. Dickson, case
The following are continued cases
Resisting 0f6cer-James shehan contiu-
ued till the 2sth.
Drunkenness-John Jones, discontinued
on payment of costs.
Gambling-Yilliam DOrr, continued till
the 2sth.
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Chronic C~OnstIpaffOn,

For which take q Single Fill. every, or every other
night. They never produce debility and cure In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver aud Kidney
Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss OF, or Impurities
of the Blood, Loss Of Appetite, snd all Derange-
nents Of Bowels or Stomoch.
DS-SOld by all Wholesale ana Retail dealers in
Medidne.
JOIN L. HUENEHELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
DAILY LEADER.

Bg- For Morning edition News see
outside.
B6- For Evening Edition News see
inside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
EWE

ELECTIC The claims for this valued Family
-. Pill are beyond that Of any other in
PILLS. use. A test Of them will not only
-- prove this, but the greater error Of
GriPing which has heretofore been called Character.
The Elliptic Pills never require over two, and sell
dom hut one for the dose, act on the bowels with
cut the slightest gripping. 9 point Of the greatest i'm
poTtsnce, particularly n
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
Z. III. CURRAN,

At General Office and SalssrSOr, Main-st., corner
OF Water, Rochester, n T.. -
Or to althsr OF our General Superintendent OF
branch offices as follows: H.. d. McGeorgs, o.
stAte-st., Albany, N. Y; J. II. Jones, lbs Dear
born-st., Chicago, Illinois; W.. D. Baker, 9s Grant
st., Pittsburgh. Pa, maylI.SI6
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

CHURCH IMPRovEMENT.-For some
months past the First Presbyterian Church. North.
ern Liberties ON Buttonwood street, below Sixth
has been undergoing very extensive imp owe ments,
which speak we'll for the taste and vigorous life oil
the congregation worshiping there The interior
has been entirely remoddeled, new marble
pulpit OF beautiful design and admirable SIZE has
been constructed. The ceiing and walls have bee
finely irescoed. The pews have been richly uphOl-
stored, and the floor elegantly carpeted Walnut
inside shutter blinds have been put up, unique gas
fixtures introduced, etc. while the exterior has
been lepainted and the front altered, as TO cor
respond with tho improvements within.
The whole cost, We understand, is about $4,000
This edIfce, now one of the most handsome
churches in the city, will be rededicated to-mol.
Tow, The sermon in the morning will be preached
the evening bY Rev. Daniel March ID. ID. Doubt
less these services Will be very interesting, and
fully attended.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

me is true Ye sent uD John, and He bare wit
ness, unto the truth But receive not testimony
i1Om man; but these Things say, that ye might be
saved tie was a burnin1 and sh ming light; and We
have greater witness than that of John; Tor the
works which the Father hath gwen me to finish, the
same works that do, bear witness OF me, that the
Father hath sent me. And the Father Himself that
sent me- hath borne witness OF me-" He was speak
ing TO those who doubt ess had stood and viewed
there heard from Heaven and TO the descent or the
spirit IN vlsib form. For He asks, las the words
may be properly renderedl Have ye not heard His
voice, and have We not seed His shape"
CCud sOunder credentials be offered, or even
askedY Fnenos Jesus title TO your faitn and
reverence and worship and service resis on no
slIPht founuation. HIS exa ed nature as God at
once decides dis rignt to teach, to command YOU.
And even His assumed Office as Mediator and Re-
deemer comes before you with aul hority attested
the Eterl al rather. You frequently place your pro-
ptrty, your happiness ay, your life the hands OF
tho; whose power is by no means such guarantee
HIS; who 0 right cannot begin to compare ITS basis
with Hts; whose credentials and consequent au-
thority and responsibility rope of sand in COM
paIison with His. You do receive the witness OF
men, and stake your all upon 1t. Let me remind
You the witness of CIod is greater. And what Jesus
aeks to do the basis of that greater Witness is
no more than to stake your all on His word and
desires to furnish you through this stalking your
al + infinitely more than you can accrue from all
that man can promise. II IS liber,y, IL is peace.
II is hie. 1t is hope. is a crown. Il is an eter-
nal scat with Him on His throne, and parlcipatlon
with Him o. His glory! Be Warned not to prepare
morse-he cause, your folly in refusing to receive
the witness oil God, on which hangs our eternal
d'slny, while to secure paltry earth you did
receive the lesser witness OF men.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

MEETING OF THE FIRE REoRGANIZA-
TIoN CoMMITTEE.-A meeting of the Committee on
lire ind Trusts of Councils held last evening,
for the puI pose OF considering the ordinance to
organize the Fire Depar ment which was referred
10 the Committee on Thursday, and to receive sug-
gestions from representatives of the Fire Depart.
ment, Il ne committee appointed by convention of
fremen were present also representatives from the
Fire ASSOCIATION, and leading members of the
Mr. Showaker Chairman of the Committee of
Fremen, stated that the iremen were in favor OF
reorganlzng the Fire Department, butwere opposed
to The bill offered IN Councils, because it was the
first step to paid Fire Department; also, 1t de-
prved the remen OF the privilege of electing their
own Chief and Assistants. He concluded by sub
mit,ing an orolnance, which the Committee of Fire
men desired adopted in the place of the referred
TO tile Committee on Trusts and Fire
The new ordinance proposes 10 strike out the first
section and insert as follows - zone member of tine
Trustees OF the Fire Association and one OF the
United Firemen's Insurance Company to be annu-
ally elected by themselves; one member of the
Board of Underwriters; three persona elected by
elected by Select and Common Councils, shall con-
stitute Board OF Fire Commissioners The other
sections it was not proposed 10 alter materially.
MIR. Lyndall stated that one of the great difficult
ties in the Fne Department was that there were too
many steamers.
The Chef Engineer, In answer to q cues ion from
MIR Stokley sald that not more Than one.third o.
the steamers could get supply of water at any one
time, and then they must be IN the nelghDorhOod
a large MAN. The Chief also stated that he was
opposed to mixing up the police with the Fire De
pOrtment and was in favor OF the fremen electin2
tQelr own OllCeFS,
Several OF the fremen present were OF the opinion
that the companies should be redis.rcted, and tht
number OF steamers reduced,
After the fremen had retired, motion was mad,
that II Committee report back to Councils the bi
as reported by MIR. Evans
1t was moved to amend by striking out Chief o
Police as one of the Board OF Fire Commissioner
and insert member of the Fire Department, eecte
by The Fire Association; whIcn was agreed to, an
the first section was adopted.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners, as agreed upon
will therefore consist OF the Mayor of the city FIR
Marshal, member of tie Fire Department
trustee OF the Fire Association one from the I'm to
FIremen's Insurance Company, one member of tn
! Board of Underwriters and the Presidents of Seec
| and Common Councils.
After the adoption of the second and third section
! of the original bill, the committee adjourned uni
! tuesday next,