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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18
Denaestic Markets.

NEW YORK, July 1C-Cotton Unsettled; sales $50
baes; Middling uplands zoe. Flour-receipfs 4,797
pois. sales 81 600 bbls. State and Western % a. soc
mgner; superfine State 20 q 5 rs; extra do IS q
~; choice do 6 IS q as; fancy do so a "a IS;
Round Hoop Ohio at IS % 2as choice do 6 80 "a
extra Western Is q 25; choice do do 6 % q $50;
cnoice white wheat do 6i5 a 6 80; Southern 10 a.
Soc higher; sales 1850 bbls. common to tair extra
~ az 10; good to choice do 15 % 10 co. Includ-
ed In the sales 4060 bbls shipping extras for
ward delivery, chiefly at 25 Wheat a &c higher;
sales 294 900 BUSH; No. Spring at az a 45; No.
spring at IS "a 40 for Milwaukee; Chicago at
~ (9 % tor Nos; Amber State at so a 1 55;
White do at rs q So; Winter Red and Amber
e &c higher; sales 1913 900 BUSH; new Mixed West
ern 70 G9 OS; Yellow at 10 a IL: White at Is ;
Oats &c better; sales 1000 bush; State at 60 a Tie
western at 62 a. SIC. Beef firmer; plain mess
az IL W e 10 90; new extra do at 16 90 q 10 co. Pork
duu sales 500 bbs: new mess % 90 q 90 65; prime
at ~ w 924 90; prime mess at 81 06. Lard firm !;
saeS 3Oo tierces steam rendered at 164 a 16Ic ket-
tie 10 at l6 q tic. Butter steady; Ohio IL % 27c
state at 70 q &c. Whiskey Quiet sales $50 bbls. !;
western free at 1904 g OIL Rice firm and iu mod
e e demand; Carolina at 81 q &c. Sugar shade
frmer and active; sales 1900 hhds and 1850 boxes
Porto Rico at 81 lie; Muscovade at 81 a 10sc; fair
TO good refining at 81 9c No IL. DulcD standard,
at IoSc Coffee firm sales 5137 bags. Moasses firm
sales 800 hhds; Muscovado at SO "a $780, Naval Stores
Spirits T1rpentne frmer at 80 az 3S3c; Petroleum
lower; crude at 13ac; refined at 25a q 26c. Tallow
eady at % q 9sc Wool firm; domestic fleece at AZ
q dSc tubbed at 45 q 55c pulled at 81 @ 40c; Texas
az y sc; California at 20 a 32c. Hides dull ard
unchanged: Freighs to Liverpool firmer; Cotton per
per sail Sd 90 I'D
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

&ExCURsIoN.-The st. Stephens Parish and
Sabbath School will go on their annual excur.
sion to Evergreen Landing next Wednesday,
in the steamer Lily, which leaves Burnham'.
wharf at s IL A. NJ. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

g. Stocks fiat; Erie shares 165. Illinois Central
ic6 Atlantic & Great Western shares 2S
,iIyEReooL. July 49, P. NJ Cotton heavy;
Mtdd,lng uplands 9Sd; Midlling Orleans o. /; sales
.;g0o bales California Wheat lis Sd a lis Sd. Red
western Wheat 9s Cd "a 9s 1Od. Flour 25s. Corn
Cumberland cuts G3s, " VIZ ON''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

Commemorative fall term in Gorham Sem
mary begins August Both.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

RADICAL REFORM The old mode of chang
ing gray hair to a color more or less natural, is
eternally abolished. PHALoN's VITAIIA, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, imparts TO the
bleached fbres the very shade that has been
bleached out of them by time or sickness, and
is clear, and has no sediment Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. jy18 eod1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

SEBAGo WATER.-If you want Water Pipes
put in your house you cannot do better than
call on G. M. s. FL. Z. Plummer, II Union
street. They will put them in neat and cheap.
Will also furnish RUBBER Hose to their Gus
toners at manufacturers prices. july9ltf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

NEvERMoRE can the coarse, gritty tooth
powders aud tooth destroying chemc Il fluids
fiud place on the toilets of sensible people.
The fragrant and preservative SozoDoNT has
superseded them all.
"SpALDING's GLUE" mends,. Furniture, Toys,
Crockery, all ornamental work. jy1S eod1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18
SeOagO Lake Ice.

4 CE from this water ready for present future
L delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by
NO. CRAM,
March 1sth 1870. mr1sedisti
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

RAILROAD COMPANY,
Issued IN denominations of $1,000
and $500. Coupon or Registered,
payable Sn 80 gears, acith Interest
payable 18th Am0ust and 18Th Feb
rMayy, IN NeaU York, London. or
Frankfort, free OF tac. Secured by
mortgage only on a completed and
highly prosperous road, at the rate
of $13 ,5O3,S9 per mile. Earnings
IN eceess Of its interest liabilities.
This line being the Middle Route,
is pronounced the SHORTEST and
MOST NATURAL ONE FOR
FREIGHT And PASSENGER
TRAFFIC ACROSS THE CON
TINENT. ST. LOUIS Dc FORT
KEARNEY spanned by a Rail-
WAY. and connecting auth the
UNION PACIFIC at FORT
KEARNEY; l,...tt- p ....ts
Capital Stock Of the Co. $1O,OOO,OOO
Land Gfant, prOnOun-
ced Value Of -. 100000
First Mortgage Bonds, 100000
S19,5OO,OOO
The Remaining portion of this
Loan 7a0aU for safe at 90 1-2 and ac-
crued interest IN currency. Cam be
Rad at the C0anpany's agencies, ias
NeaU York or Boston; in NeaU York,
Tanner d; Co., Bankers, N0.49 Wail
St., or ". q. COnVerSe Dc Co., No. 81
Pine st. Tn Boston, Of Il. Rollins
Morse d Bro, No. 20 State st.
Pamphlets, Maps and all inf0r-
NATION can be obtained at either OF
the abOve named agencies.
The attention of Capitalists ana
Investors IS particularly united to
these securities. We are Satisfied
then are all that could be desired,
and unL.esitafingly recommend
Them,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

We understand that the City Marsh al made
seizure of "choice spirits" at the Ottawa
House on Friday last.
There are one or two correspondents of this
paper whose manuscript is worthy of Horace
Greeley or the late RUFUS Choate.
By the substitution of the word swords" for
march in the notice of the operate concert
on Saturday morning sense was turned into
nonsense.
AS the steamer Lily was coming up from
Cushings Island on Friday afternoon a small
boy was seen in the water lust off Spring
Ledge. Jay Cooke, who was at the helm. with
great presence of mind managed to guide the
vessel so as to save the boy and is deserving of
great praise.
a gentleman who started to chase dog the
other night ran afoul of a clothes-line which
hit him in the mouth, knocking two teeth out
of their sockets, besides cutting the corners of
his mouth badly. He don't think as much Of
dogs as he did.
Next Friday the College Regatta comes off
at Lake QuinsigamonJ, Worcester, Mass. j.
S. McCobb Of this city is No. of the Harvard
University crew, w. F. Gushing of Bath, Me-,
is No. of the Yale Uni 7ersity crew and T.
A. Cover of Maine pulls stroke in the Brown
freshman crew.
A large quantity of liquors seized on the
premises of Ellen Nc Carthy, w. T. Murray.
Abner Paine, j. S. Gallagher and. Cornelius
Conley were, Saturday morning, declared for
felted to the city and ordered to be DESTROYED.
meeting of the anti-consolidation railroad
committee was he'd at the Aldermens room.
City Building, Saturday afternoon with closed
doors. Mr.. c. j. Bridges, managing director
of the G. t. r. r., arrived at the Ottawa
House, Cushing's Island, on Friday. We
have heard that Mr. Bridges declines to take
part in the movement
A very pleasant cool day Saturday. Their
mometer 49,
The Circus and Menagerie drew crowded
houses again on Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. Its very good show.
Miss Saeele exhibits very fine painting at
Hales. There is no name given, but 'Mis-
CHIEF would be appropriate one. Two dogs
have got up on the table upset the vases of
flowers and are having high old time gener-
ally. All the minute of the painting are very
carefully and deliberately finished, and it is the
best of that class of pictures from this artists
brush that we have seen.
The Deputies, Saturday, seized a small
quantity of liquor at the shop of William
Warner on Center street.
The class of 1914, Bowdoin College. sat at
meat together at the Falmouth on Thursday
evening. Thlrty-thres of the class are alive
number greater than graduated this year.
The weather was very hot yesterday. A very
heavy shower fell on Saturday night about
half-past II, and the atmosphere after it be-
came very close, and on Sunday morning, at
o'clock, the thermometer indicated $50. AT
1 O'Clock the mercury stood at 90 and heavy
shower fell about halfpast 2.
Two attempts TO break into houses on Deer
street occurred Friday night. They were not
successful.
man at work on Merrills wharf the other
dly left his watch in his vest and somebody
stole it, Somebody hasn't been captured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

France aud Prussia, Germany not being a
party to TIE question 9 issue.
COUNCIL OF MINISTER'S.
There was a council of the ministry at st.
Cloud to-day, and military preparations are
being pushed in all directions. Great enthusi-
IS manifested both by the army and people
Many regiments have already marched for the
frontier
BARON wERTHER's DIsooURTEsY.
Before the departure of Baron Werther yes
Ierday the Secretary of State for Foreign At
fairs expressed regret on account of the con-
AUG. OF Prussia and the course Weather him.
sell mad chosen to take before the final rup-
tire. When Werther returned here from
Ems he neglected to call on the Duke de
Grammont until sent for, and then said he had
nothing to communicate.
AN OPPOSITION PARTY.
=, In the Corps Legislatif last evening many of
the members of the party of thu left refused TO
Vote on the project of law Submitted by the
Government
66f
HOSPITAL PREPARATIONS
Inc Gdul0is newspaper to-day announces
Tue opening of subscription by the patriotic
ior the wounded and other sufferers in the
coming struggle Emile Girardin's name
heads the list for 900 francs.
AN EFFECTIVE WEAPON.
France will oppose to the Prussian rifed
cannon revolving cannon which shoots forty
pals per minute, and perhaps Lyman's Amer
lean gun.
PRUSSIAN TROOPS ENTERED FRANCE.
a dispatch from Seltz, about twenty-seven
miles from Strasbourg, received this afternoon
says that the Prussians have entered France
by way OF Forbach in the department of Mo-
selle, on the Nancy and Mannheim Railway, but
as the Prussian force is only detached corps
little Importance is attached to the movement.
THE FRENCH FORCE
near the frontier is estimated at 100000 men.
THE PRUssIAN PLAN OF ATTACK.
The Prussians will attack the fortified city of
Metz, capital of the department of Moselle
and an important railroad centre. They will
move or it from two directions, one body by the
way of Kehl and another by way of Thonville.
The French forces are throwing bridge over
the Rhine at Kehl.
NEW ALLIANCE FOR FRANCE.
The Liberte to-day says Count Benedetti's
dispatch was not communicated to the Cham
bers yesterday because it contained, besides
matter from Count Won Bismarck, projects
looking to a certain alliance with France which
may be realized tomorrow. The Emperor re-
turned to st. Cloud with the council of minis
tiers to-day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

Extends from New York City to the CITY of Osweeo
on Lake Ontario, distance of 400 miles, Including
branches. The line is completed about 100 miles
from Oswe9o, and regular trains running daily.
Rapid progress is making in the balance OF the line
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
practicable period.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-18

THE TROOPS ORDERED TO THE FIELD.
MUNICH, July 1.-THE Bavarian army in
Gliding the reserve corps, has been ordered to
take the field,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-16
CAUTION.

TT. 3Ubllc IA aItioncd sealnsi enpo,ing any
st the re.uiari authorized cents II Che COiApi-
~ since the Roberts Patent 'pvcr the Use Of inc
Z .rpsio and M explosive rla-erilis fOr ui wells,
snd tne use OF su ii n!aicrias 10y other parties Is
Arrest Infringe nent Of their rights. ANY pslies in.
ting1ng any Of the ROBERTS rATEkts will b.
as,t with according 70 Law, and octiug wiii!li!y
sad knowingly i'll defiance o. Iiw and the decisions
Of the Courts
rne Company haze re organized their bus ness
with view 10 acaomn Otalg Oil siCn ia every ,,arf
q, the Uil negiOn. They nave cmplo, ed the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can he procured
ipr the business. Each Hnrpoio l. labaled with
saeai pAtglltS, together wh the price Of the Tor
lsdo. and signed hy an officer Of the Company, ~
~ nv Bperator wl-Ging n Torpedo may SNOW lis
nrjrc and vnef'rr il care from or Office.
'pe ;tors wi confer favor by reporting to tlIl-
Once any negligence OF Agent.
The iniloylng iinned persons hHvc hoon appoint
81 Agent. anu Assistnut AGENTS iir the Oh keiO.s
OF Iennsy lyania aad y c-t Ni.siaiI.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-16
list OF AGENTS.

T.TUSvILLT, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI
yY-,raPH2N obF D!llce, Iiahiitou's Diglr
store adds IS Ii;usyll!e, Pa Assistant John Van
rlfrsvILLE, CUURCI RUN AND vICTNl-
TY-li. II THOMAS. once and address, Man.
non Nonse. itus us>ile, Pa
III tNnJRG AND yIUITJTY-GEORGE IT,
WIS. Olicc Sham1nrl; Residence, TitIsyile, Pa
ESShiPRlsE r;wASAETClLLE, BEAH
Farm AND P!piGI- W GEO NAN
IIinr UN-e and address. Cnase ho-sn, Pleas
nnrville. ,ssisranf, Il. =. Huntington
riDI0Uf ANJ WEST lhCKORi--CliAN
CLARK. UHlce and address, Exo uIicc lidi-
q ,,e "a Assistant, H. C. Bearisiey.
pJTRDLKUd CENTRE AND YICfNIrY--
LEVI MASON Ofce aniad'ress, Petroleum Cen
ire pa A.,i'tant, Charles BllcF!nd d.
CARR AND BLOOD FAkHS and District lying
u, Oh ore * and Cherry Run, from story Farm 10
s,,(,,,tr.lyiiie--.TA A, ,ESSAUNDh 50. address
,-r F,rm, "a. Assistants. lUlhcr B. Saunders.
th,n,a/n Cochran and Wi'iian loyt.
NoCLi iNrUUi<V or. CITY AED II NO
-. =. W So. Address, Oil City Or Reno, Pa
T,f4NAaiV, ALONG TIE NLLrGHFNYPIy.
EN- WiLBEG Ofi,s "nl nd lres7. Franklin,ra
SGifTr8i; ass, = '~rEf FAkM y ~ 'tht,.'S
I.%f;IV,i-'ICtlAP ~. RE FiE!D. OAi'e
,i.l aiir - Srrub-riss, Ia Assistant, H. W For
,.ac.,i. addros; !3ul nt1n. Pa 80
A-t1'T VIR iSIA--C y. ANGEL. rn1 T. +.
er.Gx .i4rns. parknsshurg. west NTgi"i1.
Go!.rrt. s'Hr~TiH'IDI k0"peno &C.
Ingy -lty.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-16

Friends ard patrons ono andrn.
Your ptte,tiun to my biz would can;
'giuts are dul an money tight,
Bat in ihe.c times I'm looking for light;
To those who are buirg iirs without number,
I would nform-;his is tho place to buy Lumber;
Nv motto is this: "Qrick Sales and Small 'roat,'
For business Is healthy and think much OF Il;
IN a-alty NV Lumber 's second TO none,
Aud a. for Shingles, keep No |;
Some may not look n: i. IN 'hS LIGHT i 60,
And for ,loso have a qusit. No. .;
And to those who are rarticuiar-as some may b.,
/ sin have smother qua ii. csllrd No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
" hich will sci nj u low cash price;
Such a. flooring, Ceiling and Siding, Doth Rough
and Pressed
Lath, Battcns and Surfaced Lumber, all Of the
b1s';
also have Rig Lumber of all kinds,
At prices to compare with o! and hard lines;
All kinds Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box Of Cigar. Of y very good brand;
Ny facilites for sci ing surely without number
always keep good teams 10 deliver good Lumber
so Il you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Son OF
Hlrd.
You will and lust what you wsn st L " SIS Iuui
Der Yard
frbis,f
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-16
Prepared Expts.sly eor Married


NTNWHFtU IN I'1FFHEy TUT w sHTTEUu
Ladies.
o Lady writes nuD0rco's Golden Pills relieved
me IA .'tw s'p with Mt any ircrnvcniricr, like
ma. ic. So s1y II who the genuine "Be.
ware UfcOunerfeits - 7 he gen ihe j. now pui ID
i'm lrrce white boxes, con ainirg duuhe quantity
of Pis, aNd upon each huX Won Ni | find the q. ,.
Revenue Stamp plnted from NV lrIvtc dip, upou
which yod ,yiil i,d The words DupnncD's Golden
Prriud'cl Pills, in (wli'e) ettsrs None genuine
without that s'Amp, fhe small red ard yellow
boxes are no longer u'ed because Of lheir bel
counlerieted.
price 8, Per s,ox. six Es0x"s sj.
sold by N. =. SFNgfFGNS, Druggist.
sole Agent fer IetTO'trm Cuuc, F'l I. dies
ssrdicg him 81 through the Petroleum Cent @
Post Gillce can huve III 7 is sent tcoufden'iallv
by vail u any part of the ry free If postage
Ard' al-c by 4. H. Griffith. Git City n. " SlIm
GucrvilIc, N. A, vcDonald. Titusyille Calender
Il Co McaGville, John T. IleIry. wholesale agent
New YorS, Gri by's D HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
sew Iug>. ierf3m.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-09
Resolutions of RespeCt 20 General Goo
H. Thomas.

The Committee appointed ly GeLeya Post
No %, Grand Army of the Republic. Mt It's
regular meetlng on Monday evening last, to
drlN resolutions of respect to their late COM
rade, Major General George IL. Thomas re-
ported the following, which were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS An impressive dlspensation OF providence
ha carried mOurnng 90 the hearts of our people by
suddenly -unmoiipg nnm life unto death thai eminent
ctiYen. Major Gunertl George a. Thomas. the grrat
military chiefRlu. pure patriot, honored czeu exem,
devotion tn the priDcipse al liberty aud humanity
whose purity of character and jealous attachment TO
the cause OF the RepW rcrents an example Of which
the may iustly feel proud and one worthy Of I'M
we how IN humble sNlmsriOn ia the dirpensatOn Of
Him "who doeh all thugs WELL yei we cannot torhear
deporing the loss ~ one great and good thus sud,
denly called from his sphcrc of cauhy usefulness, aud
mourn his demise asa great nall0hal calamity there
Rssopsd Tha, In his death the nation has lost one OF
her iruori counseors and the army brave ami faithful
| commander Que whose vaornns deeds wise general
uhip aud patriotic deVoiien ~ the late great rebellion
win endear his memory TO hts couhtrymcn until the la
/ test time.
Rss0iasd That We his former comrades M any OF us
having fought under him. Rdnirng his Purty nf charac
ever cherish his memory and cnshrihe him In our hearts
AZ one OF the pnresl and abeet our nations heroes
RdsaipeR That while we mourn the nations lOss, W,
cannot fAgct the sad afctionh his bercaved family
| Rcaa,red That copy Of thcse resolutions he rab
hshed n the different county paErs. and copy ther0o
transmitted to the family Of the deceased
H.. r wcnooTSS. wSTS Com.
Y V. Downs,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-09
From our Columbus Correspondent.

NbhN NMhN - htl'' W. '''V
The House considered the appropriation bill
un,.l Friday, when it was lost upon its passage.
This 'as brought about, by the votes against
il. pf ri ubllcans who were in favor of the
Morr.n lid Claims. The democrats with
four exc, r,ions voted against it, on the ground
that the las. raml aign was fought on plat.
form denounc,ng thL'r extravaganza, and that
they did not PROP nsc 10 have anything to do
with the questions o. ,aAa,'on this year, and
this, when the appropr. lion Iul is over $780,,
900 less in amount, than L. + OF .ast year-cX-
elusive OF. the NJ. X. C.'s-$6eHs37, which will
! show nm actual decrease of owe" $7OcUOo, in
! favor Of the bill Of this winter, aLt WhlCH Is
saved to the taxpayers. A motion to 'consl' V
or wOs made and carried, and after two days OF
discussion, Il has just passed by n vote OF SO
to 80. Nine democrats and one neutral reform.
or from Hamilton Co. voting with the SO Reps.
The House have worked steadily since the
adjournment, and have disposed OF u large
number Of bills The Senate adjourned over
to Tuesday, ON Saturday last. Twenty-Five
bills have passed aud become laws, 10 of which
are local OF the general laws one is the bill
of Mr. Fitch from the judiciary Comm leay
, ing II discretionary with the judges OF the Su
preme Court 10 attend the Dist Court, II they
are of the opinion that the interests of tn,
state or the condition of the business in th,
Supreme Court requires them to continue th,
session OF the s. a. during the year. Unde
this net the Court have resolved to continue II
session this year
One amends sctnu 297 of tho Municipal
Code, and has reference 10 the establishment
and erection of hospitals, and is intended L
effect the Cincinnati hospitals One amend
Sec. 6G3 ol said Municipal Code, and authoriz,
loans l0'bc made, by the Issuing OF bonds,
anticipate revenues to be derived from tax,
{ authorized to be made by municipal corpor
: lions One amends SEQ ~, of an act selatiI
: 10 Teachers Institutes, and pSovides that Il
y Co. Treas. shall pay over on the order of q
: Auditor. such sum of money belonging 10 u
: funds raised for that purpose AS is not appr
" priated, upon ,hc petition of 80 practical teacl
- eKs OF The Co., who shall declare their fntel
ton 10 attend such institute, and who shall gl'
bond, Msth sufficient surety, equal u the ann
!. of money tAat slall come into their hand
: payable 10 the State Of Ohio, for the benefit
a the institute, lo,le approved by the audito
o conditioned for ihs faithful disbursement of Il
Is same and also requirvs the officers of sue
institute. within 30 days sfter every mcc,ir
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-09

couNrT INFfRMARy.-Ffohn the thifa an
nual report Of the Beard Of State Charities,
for The year 1850, we end the following com
meuts In relation to our County Inirmary;
The Iufrmary Of Ashtabula county may he
ranked among the best II was reported suf1'
cicntly iu detail in the last annual report
Surprising that some additional buildings had
been erected, and arrangements made for heat
ing the institution with steam, wo were espe'
cially gratihed to find the same good manage
meut prevailing. A fine new brick laundry
lad been erected during the year, increasing
the facilities for the cleanliness and consequent
comfort of the place, and lcssening greatly the
liability to accidents from fire. as 1t viii result
In the demolition of the old fraue house here
tofore used for that purpose
The present Superintendent, DIR. Il, NJ Cur
| lis, brother of the former one, seems intent up
on maintaining the good character OF the In
| tirmary.