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Great Pire IN West Twrnty-seveuth erect
Four 4-siory Houses Desiroycd, aud
Othcrs DumnGed-Loss, $50. 00O-TLree
Fir mrn luJnred.
About o'clock last evening q fire wus discov.
cred on the second HooT OF Nos. io2 and l6i wcs,
Twcntyteventh street, -four story brick building.
occupied on that noor by Baker & Waterbury, Mosa.
10 wood tlinE. Lose about $3.50, insured for
$500 The erst floor occupied by the Troy
Fountain Company's laundry, under the direction oi
J. Rosenbaum. whose loss Is $4,000. insured for
ta000. Tho other ioors were unoccupied.
The walls fell after the building had been gut,ed
and partially destroyed No. l68. tenement house.
which was damaged about 900. The tenants es-
capped with their furniture. The Ore then extended
TO Nos ios and ,60, fourstory building, occupied
by z. c. Robinson s Co, chair manufacturers.
whose loss is about $4,000 on stock
Tho four buildings were owned by that firm, and
are destroyed. causing damage OF ts5 900 Insured
No. ic8, occupied by ]. II, Pomeroy, Jr., carriage
maker, was DANCED by water about 81 OOO Nos.
1853, 1885, and 16T West Twenty sixth street was dam.
aged Hbpnt 81 800 by falling bricks. &c, and were
occupied the lrst BY George Mclean and the others
Ra a factory b, J. b. Miles. The outhouses OF Noe
2a8 goo, and a1 seventh avenue were nil damaged
by fire and water. The total loss IL from s45 600 10
10000 John Mckay, OF No. IL Truck, and two
other flremen were injured by falling bricks
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SPARKS FROM IHE TEL ESR4rH.

Gen. Pueblo has arrived at Basa. He had but eisld
days provisions
Four stores IN Rockland, Me-. were robbed bI
burglars ou odne-day night
The efforts to organize a Vigilance Committee n.
Chicago ended IN a broad farce.
The citizens OF Michigan resident In Washington
light.
beach.
All the dsposubie colored troops In Carlisle bar.
thSS viii be assigned to the fsnts ntSa states Sss
airy
Thomas welch, assistant foreman in Jeremiah
yesterday. having been caught and drawn over mil
sham.
George Alien OF Springfield, Mas. fc'I fp.ty fcct
from the new Charter 0ak Insurance Comtanys y hnld
oas leg O''""''. que VI '' "'"' ana
TIE reception In the Executive Mansion. which
punsd until next Thursday cy entnx Oh account uY hs
ban In honor OF Prince Arthur
The Maine Temperance Convention in Is session
been eisStsd President Vsient SPEECHES wers aeiss
ered YESTERDAY, denuuncing GOV, c6AmDeTisIn.
The Rev VIM II. Ch,nnlng, In the An;i-slaycry
formation OF new party, which should iInsI isef en-
tIely to the principles OF Impartial eqI alitY.
type-seltng match OF o.. 900 side is TO be con-
larDer, Of That city, and W. BeiEnaI Of DuoeSue.
Iowa Mr. Barber and Mr. Arsnsburi of tho New Yori
Irhes, are 10 have match subsequently.
AT the thirty-sixth annual meeting OF the Mnsss.
ehusetu Anti slavery Society IN Boston YESTERDAY
Sn9ns mere adopted re}ole in the near proscct q
the Precpitsto admission OF half legal sGatcs hood
loss betrayal OF tho nsuOn.
.. Yesterday afternoon. two strangers entered She
1..ea TSTs eSs s sSons SssS'S Ssns SSo
Ast sNsihsd sl.eoa Both an forVoreS
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
ANOTHER STORMY SESSION OF TUH
CORPS LEGIsLATIF.
The Return OF the Troops Prom u. Crru pss
mtncs-The Pepo Not Dond-Progress Of
tho uisb

The Return OF tho Troops Prom I.a Orru ret
mtncs-The Pepe Not Dond-Progre.e Of
tho spanish II ctions-
Paris, Jan. 27.-Many Of the troops recently
sent To La Creusot TO preserve order therv among
the strikers have returned tho garrisons. Prcs-
dent Schneider now accuscs Englishmon Of havins
fomentcd the troubles.
There was stormy session Of the Corps Lcgislsti
this afternoon on tho Franco Eng gsh Commercial
treaty. NJ. Thiers In speech demanded rcnun.
ciaton OF this treaty and reproached tue majority,
asserting that they did not truly represent the
country or they would overthrow a Ministry bsvtna
PRINCIPLES the country had rcpudsted Great agila
ton ensued. Kx-Mlnister FORBADE replied that tie
majority upheld the Cabinet. II h not understood
Why Th!crs opposed the Ministry, and FORBADE up
hedlt, but 1t Is supposed that NJ Thicrs wished II 70
result In vote that wouil force Mcesra Dsru
LOuvct nrd Buffet to resign, In order 10 he rcplac ID
By mcmtefr of the majority.
IL is announced that Lord Clarendon has arrived
here from London to ascertain for the Rngilsh Gov.
ernmcnt the real intention OF the Cibinet AID Tut
cries In regard TO tho treaty OF commerce, wnich
pires on the an OF February next.
The Duke OF Brozlic, leading member Of tho Or.
eansts died here Yesterday. Ho was IS years old,
, hosE Jan T.-The rumor OF the death Of tho
died IN this city yesterday. During his last sickne ess
hc called the officers OF the Legion together and ea
francr.
0REssocx, Jan. a7.-Thc ship Murparet william.
son, from Newfoundland port for Oporto, has pus
In here, with topmasts, Jib-boom, bulwarks, and
galley gone having experienced q bcavy gale. Ona
man had been lost overheard.
MADRID. Jan. N.-The elections for the Cnnstitu-
cnt Cortes loot upi Progresssts IS; Unionists, 8:
Republicans, 4: Absolutist, I.
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THE JOYS or COCK FIGHTING.

The Roush- In their III mont-Frec Fight
and Bloody vsaEes-Eyes Gouged Out
and Bnrrsom wreckes.
On Wednesday night over if,y roughs assem-
bled In u welknown resort In Gowanus to witness
4 bght between two cocks, owned respectively BY
Mike Callahan and Owen Curry. The place was
scene OF disorder both before and after the nght
The birds made nerce nsht. and Cnrry's bird won
Two other birds, belonging to the same men. were
placed In tho pit, md the battle between item had
eontinued nfteen minrtes when some pcrson in the
crowd upset bench on which a number Of tile
spectators were standing. THIS the signal for
irce nEht several Receiving knock down blows
Eight or ten were besmeared with blood two had
their eyes closed, ana one exhibsssd I. Ssh hs-
cheek nom somebody's kniic. dead cock was
found In the pit, tramp.cd into mass OF blood and
feathers. The pit was broken do n. and the room
WIS msde wreck. THIS closed ths evenings
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snb-idixips Amrricnn steamships.

Mr Wasburn has presented his bill in the
House for the Establishment Of four lines OF steam
ers, Us follows: The Atlantic Iron Steamship Co.
TO ply between Boston, Portland Glasgow and Liver
pool the Aucr can IrVn Stcams MP LO.. to ply be-
ween New York and Liverpool, making weekly
trips; tho Transatlantic Steamship Company to piy
belwt en- Phladephia and Baltmore. aud Southamp o
Ton and Bremen, on ailerhste weeks, nhd the North
and Soutd American and European Steam
EMP Company to Dly between New Orleans and
manpurs n,l s enu o.'Tsen new Orleans asi R'9 ia
st. Thomas. ind Trinidad In the West Indies, aud
Para, Pei nambuco, ana Bania, In Brazil, making
semi-mOnthly trips.
The bill names as Commissioners for the AmerE
can New York; Company; NJ ssrs. A. A. Low
Muses. TAYLOR, w. II AspinNail, Howard Potter
Chures Lubn;, Geo. W, Qhintard, n. L. cCrcady
Herman Livingston, Z. V. Leon, and Chas. Morgan
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THE woRKIN0MEN,s ASSEMBLY.

Bitter Hostility 10 Cody Labor aud %
Giving the Pubiic Lands 60 Msneysd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RecemmeudeA
ALBASr, Jan. N.-Tho Workingmen's Assem-.
bly, metagain this morning. The bills relative 70 the
use OF secondhand barrels to Cody labor to grants
OF public lands to railroads, and to the political
organization OF work'ng,ncn were f,vorabiy re-
ported upon IRON Committee. A motion wns
made that the authorities be instructei TO place tho
free labor bureau at New York In the hands OF tho
trades unions, which after debate vas tabled.
In TIE afternoon session the resolution WAS called
up and passed. The report In favor Of the proposed
law against old barrels wss also adopted and tho
Legislature was urged TO pass Il. A resolution
recommending cooperation was adopted iMr. Trevel.
hex said that bills wero before Congress appropri.
ating over eS000000 OF OF public land 10 rail-
road monopolles. A protracted discussion on tho
subject OF Cody labor then took place. The strong
est feo'nR against Cody immigration manifest
ed and resolutions protesting against 1t were
adopted
In the evening large meeting assembled at tha
State Capitol to lstcn tn address from Mr. Trcyel-
lick, President Of the National Labor Congress.
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TEE PEABODY PAGEiNr.

Preparations In Peabody, Mass.-Thc Crush
OF Visitors TO the NJ onn rcb. I'm PoTtia nd
Harbor-Ad dmirai DahiGrcn's Visit.
PsABoDr, Mass, Jan. 2I.-Prcparations here
for the obseauies OF the late George Peabody are
nearly completed. The remains are expected 10 ar.
rive Tuesday next, and will lie In state In the lower
hall OF Peabody Institute one week. No services
will be held In the Institute. The enal obseeuies
VIII take place In the Congregational Cburch. and
the remains will be deposited in Harmony Grove
Cemetery.
PORTLAND, Me, Jan S.-Great numbers Of people e
focked 10 town to-day TO visit tue feet notice hav.
ing been given In the papers that they would receive
visitors, and great disappointment felt by many
nj being refused .dmittsne-, owing to the visit Of
Admiral Fsrrsgut and party, on whose account the
vess Is were kept free until the afternoon.
The harber we 0lled, however, with boats shi-h
sailed sround the nset, and the disappointed ones
Ana s ps.ss 5s sspa hs
When the Admiral visited those vessels. No sooner
Was the Admirsls party down one side than visitor,
were admitted the other, and in the Afternoon
the vessels were crowded.
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The Journcymcn Plumbers Benevolent Protective
society met In Masonic Hall last evening.
A Committee OF Cigar Manu- acturers hna zone Ia
washington with petition to Congress esing for the
repeal OF the existing tax Oh tooacCo and cigars
Tie Newark Hs,ters, who few DAYS ago struck
for higher wages, have reconaldered their
ard resumed work a iow shops accedcd 10 the 90
One hundred and ifty workmea at the cutlery
works OF the j. Russell Manufacturing Company AZ
Gree field Mass. have struck on account OF q roduo
uou In waees
The strike OF the Erie Railway EMPLOYEES Is at an
end. and With II ha' come The solution their
station. Committee OF the strikers who waited on
Superintendent Fucker yes eriny were informed thai
not man OF them would be taken back long as the
society existed meetinf wAa held In the after
and the business Of the society was woundup.
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The Fou,n National BanL Frauds.

The examination In the case Of VIM. Leith
before Commissioner Shields, accused OF E.plIcty
IN the Fourth National Bank frauds, Was conc uded
yesterday. The stimony OF Mr.. seaman, the
Cashier and the principal witness, was that Leth
had called upon him atr the discovery Of the d, fa
Cation and said that he could yer, readily pay oaek
his share, n the bank would not press him, and
would certainly do 20 II they would not prosecute.
ihe prisoners bail was reduced 10 1850. Both
Leitn and Neltman p,rst in their allegation that
eSt enod was ths instis a,or and pcrector Of the
TACT, as stsested by the admission OF the District At
trney IN Court yesterday thut Copeland IA the very
one against whom the Government holds the least
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Who are In I.earue with the seventh Ave-
nne g IT ThirNrsH

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in car
No. 6S OF the Broadway and Seventh avenue line, q
sickly looking pickpceket entered and took scat
beside Mrs.Eerby Of 80 81. Marks place. mis- neck
was bound with white choker, the better to con.
ceal his real character and vocation. After few
minutes Mrs z. missod her wallet and at once 40
cused the cadaverous thief OF the then. He fatty
denied It, aud tho straw was searched and high
old time was raised In the car. The pickpock' /
took u very coolly, and On card which he drew
from his pocket he wrote name which cannot be
deeiphered aud gave his address at Is West Forty
second street., after which he vamused. Tue con q.
ductor was appealed TO to cause the arrest OF the
feliow but the nonchalant conductor refused TO
terfere, and the passengors impressed with his
mously agreed that he wns In eolus,on with the
thief young woman IN the car paid Mrs. X =
fare, and she rode to the depot to complain OF the
conductOr's conduct.
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LATEST BOR NEWS.
The Plano Makers strike.

The bellymen OF Stenway 4 Sons met ye.ter>
da' to hear report from the Committee appointed
10 wait on Superintendent Kreeger to ascertain
whether Stcinway 4 Sons Intended TO pay Tor all
unfinished work. The Committee reported that
Mr. krecger would settle to his own salts shac ton.
Al the bcllymen then handed In their claims to the
PRESIDENT OF the Society, Mr.. Lan, who intends TO
appeal to the courts II Messrs. Steinwly 4 Sous do
not settle In full. They say that about year ago
one OF their number gained a suit OF this kind
against Mr.. Steinvay. number Of the strikers
have already found employment In other Shops and
The rect exrect work N an carly day.
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RicHMOED Jan. N.-Gen Candy to-day issued
au o,der directing that al military commissions act.
lug uni,r tue reconstruction acts be dissolved that
all dtzan prisoners be turned over to the Star Q
cpurt, that IL. CIT zen prisoners n1ergons sentence
OF military commles,n shaIl serve Out such SEN
tenc un css released by I'm ted Staus court, and
that oil vii hcers appointed under the Prov
Cove ntncnt snail vacItc tn ir onlccs VIII, n their
successors are elected OF appointed under the ne "
ConSttuiion.
Joan l., Msyre, Jr.. OF Fredericksburg, was to.
day appointed l. 'ulenant-GovernOr by Gov Walker
to oil TIC Naca cS caused by the election OF Lieut.
Gov Lewis tv tHc United StsIes Senate.
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CIVILIZATION IN TENSEsskE.
Five Negroes In Custody for Murder Takcu
from JaiI md shot by n nIoh.

from Jail and shot by n Mob.
NAsHvILLR, Tenn. Jan. 27.-Tbe details Of the
recent tragedy In Carroll county were received to
day. The five colorcd men who confessed the mur
der OF Col Coleman on Sunday night, were eI
amined at Huntington ou Tuesday before tho Magic
trate's Court and sent to jail for trial at the MAJ
torn OF the Circuit Court.
About ten o'clock that evening some two hundred
borsemen rode Into the town. took the prisoner
from the jai carried them short distance and shot
them. One OF the negroes was not killed, but
dropped and fcignrd TO be dead bat IN attempting
to escapo he returned In search OF food and Ma
killed. Tho mob then rodo OF. carrying with them
the i've dead bodies. which they buried Mono ol
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Wendell Phiinp.'. Re.pecr. to Horac,.

DosTos, Jan. 27-ln the Anti. Slavery Socie-
tvs meeting, to-day, Wendell Philips paid his re-
spocts 10 the NeS York Tribune, aud said he
"wuuld like to strip the Hon. Horace Greeley, and
pot him out upon the prarie, AMI say TO him: Root
hog, or die,' and leave linn there to WORK out hrs
own mlnnood on his hyorite theory" lie said
what was wanted was not soldiers In the south,
but man IN Washington. A" Place such a nan NJ
Ben Butler In Iho Whus House and the coon VIZ ould
come down" Senstors IrUmbull and Ross were
characterized by him as " halt baked lawyers" and
"hulf hedged statesmen, who tried to pick up the
eTumbs that fail ~ tho fsot Of senator 6uInhnr."
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Governor RandoIph'. Nominations.

TRENTON, Jan. T.-The following nominations
were sent " the SeLae yesterday by Governor Ran.
dolph, and were Immediately confirmed. Judge OF
the Court OF Error~ und Appeals, John Clement (:
Commissioner OF the Sin sing Fund Peter ID. vroom
and Charles =. Olden; Trustees OF tho State Nor
mai School Charles 4. Elmer for First District {;
hanson, Third District; Thomas Lawr"n, Fourth
District; Benjamin 4. Randolph sixth District.
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The knight. Of Pythia. In Council.

The Grand Lodge Of the State Of New FORK.
X. OF p. began their scmannusl session In the n.
ton Lodge Rooms, over w,nacks Theatre, yes,cr-
day. Delegates were present from every Lodge In
the State. Amor the Past Chanccliors had taken
their degrees, II. W. Good wns elected Grand Chan
celor; A. @. Levy. Grand Venerable Pairiarch /;
John W. Root, vlce.Grand Chancellor, ard b. y.
Dierks, Grand Recording Scribe. The Lodge tnen
adjourned 10 this morning. The secs on was an ex.
citing one. Past Chancellor Newell OF Brooklyn
Mas lie hAndso nest delegate In tho CounciL
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Other Losses By Fire.

The National Hotel, Philadelphia, Messrs Kahn
Co, lessees, was damaged yesterday $500. c. G,
Roberts Of New York. Ia the owner.
The Sing Sing Prison stables were damaged on
Wednesday ~ thssItent OF s0ou The oonyicts aided
In extnguishlLg The danes,
A Gre last evening in Nos q Barclay street and a
Park place damaged J. M. Beach a Co.'S STOCK oi
crockery and fancy goods.
Taylor Morae's nquor store, bl9 Grand street,
damaged to the extent OF 500 aud tho honse oc
cupied by Hattie Forester In Mercer street sO the
building ahd furniture Suffered to the extent Of I40
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NEW JERSEY.

The Friendly Sons OF ireland OF Jersey City have
elected Phineas Fitzpatrick President
CosmO Lodge, an oh-shoot OF Oriental Lodge
r. and A. NJ. TO DO instituted In Newark on Wednes.
day next,
Conductor Slont discovered man lying dead on
night
The Tonnole estate Just north OF Snake Hill, has
been purchased for $4,000 for site Tor large public
One Clark, an employee OF the Morris and R.sex
Railway was run over and killed on Wednesday even.
M n HOhOken
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LONG ISLAND.

A. a. sullivan, twenty years Justice Of the Peace,
OF Flushing. was buried yesterday.
Constable CARL Of Flushing has been arrested for
accepting bribe from prisoner.
Al horse race In 6eaiuck. one OF the horses fell
and neck WA broken An alteration followed, ia
which one PittsloT assaulted DR.. Bsebe, beating him
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The Mayor Of Washington had an interview
with the President yesterday, in regard To District
matters. The President said he could not see why
the Government should be exempt from its du .
share OF liability In adorning and embellishing the
capital He had no doubt the time would como
nouses nee OF rent by the Goysrnuent Il was
ridiculous to suppose that thoy could give grand n
ners and receptions on tho pittance Of 5000 year.
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The kerrizan.Toush,1 Match.

The Fourth Ward turned out an interesting
delegation OF brffers yesterday, who throng,d the
1nHsr once to witness the completion OF the ar.
Ed IouRhey und Jim Kerngan. Aftor iniuI.iuR In
the usual chin music usual at such meetings, The
men nxcd their signatures articles OF agreement
70 nEht on the 18th OF April, within i0J nilea OF
New fork, at iS2 pounds. The men ar. to be In
the ring between the hours OF and II A. M, or
known hghters, and IL, battle viii be a stubborn
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Two Ireiaht trains on the Rrie Railway came into
sosoo ns ygeruay morning, near the Passac bridge.
badly danIaget "
Cbarics Williams, carpenter, OF Montelair, while
geuing on uAn ~ BloolIneld Wednesday. foil from
he platoIm lracturinE his right leg, lnJunlg MS
tatioa WAS Iound TO be necessary,
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Reddy tho BlaoL.m,,. 4. m, romh.

. Inc notorious rutiAn, "Reddy the Blacksmith" 4"
oioke M loose AsA yesterday whine under the inhu.
.iry at oit4 Broadway. The proprietor, Thomas
heeIsn. ooeeting, was tlr' atened, and being much
smalcr thah heduy might have been seriously hurt
had be not sought the protection OF Capt Walsh OF
the foniteentn Waid police, Reddy was dragged
Iom me DhscmSnt store OF bird lanei>r n ar by
tne scene oi strife, In which he had concealed him
self lie was taken 10 the Tombs, and committsd,
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Patrick Gueiph on hi. Travels.

Prince Arthur, with Mrs. Thornton. by invi-
tanon OF Gen. Ramsey. visited the Washington
Arsenal Yesterday. TLey were received with
lutte and shown the many nts OF interest Sub
sequeutly the Prince dined with Secretary and Mrs.
Fish. In the evening grand bail In his honor wus
given In Masonic Hall, which was attended BY the
presdent
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The Peabody Funeral - Letter from Gen
Robert u. Lee.

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan ql, $50.
DEAR Sra; regret that indispostion will pre-
vent nv attending the funeral Of Mr.. George Pes.
body. am unable to undertake the journey at this
season. and cannot therefore anticipate the easure
oi seeing YOU In my Passage through New York, Us
you propose. Please make my comDlime its to your
vile, aud accept mi thanks for your kind invitation
Very respectfully. Your obedicnt servant,
II. Z. LEE.
Mr.. s. Roor. Park Place. New York
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@ men s'dfe 4ed the tom'uittce In reply 10 Mr. But
eech N y'sicrdIy, undrrtaA In to prove that
~, s1cech, which had been arraisned yester-
49,, ~" L. y" ltlnl occas on that thu SPEECH
LItI %, q lltt iva, pIOI.cr l. al hr sh,uli ma
ns,ia NJ u. 10 en- chlrgcd WI hayin;. his ry,s open,
h.l't M ON al pO itlUn to the cement OF the
t,,t ' le iariY, ani to the sIcri1c. OF his own
,eoN W. II would hayt be,I mors to his taste
hT Hne ave Ie tue tIe TO It's place before the
In, wee ana clnd critics, 10 which everything
U,, ,A eid On this floor must ultimately come.
RE-, ,p5'cl "Hs delivered u on q bill involving a
hon,,p ,puDhc work, inyOlvin lmme iiately, as be
~ anl ultimately certainly, the expenditure
sh,rv.SH Hs sum vi puOlc mOn"y. He had been
nem,.l NlIh The duIy, Ia company with eight other
sIbSnd o. TIE iousr VI taking care OF the public
Cum"'i,,u.es. and / had b en- tie opinion OF that
one oi "a 'nat nat was proper occasion, through
te1son' wy menDeru b. cIpr, - 10 the House the
h g,s lVs ObJe ton 20 the bll, and II had fallen
kLsJ s 10y u give utlrruncc 70 those reasons.
II eeemtd ~ plain path VI duty TO MIN that II
s~Is'tt oeSurred " him that .nSboay would ever
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Mr.. s. RoOr, 3 Park Place, New Y@or OF