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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-02-10
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Missouri 6's s9A.
Flour-Dull SD nominal: super western l0a
%; common &c 9ood TSad 90; good tn choice 9oa
80: white western 40a7 20.
Whisky-93L-
wheat-Fair demand and lower rates: spring
50: red amber GO
RyeI 90
Bariey-Steady.
COrn-Quiet: No mixed S5as7.
OatS-Dull; western and Ohio. 63a65.
CoHee-Eirm; fair demand; Rio, 13ha16h-
Sugar-Eirm; fair demand; Cuba, 9Hsa10k-
MolasseS-New Orleans dull. 50a65
Pork-New .; old as; prime pork 1879; prime
mess new q ta22
HamS-l5L.
Beef-Steady; mess 1Oa15: extra, 15a1TA.
LarCtoSteady; prime steam 124Sa13 kettle 49,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-02-10

St. Louis Market.
ST. LoUIs, Feb 8.
Flour-Dull and dropping. with small business.
Wheat-tIrm but somewhat neglected; No
spring IL: No 8 red fall "a.
Corn-Steady; low mixed 45a47; yellow ~ bulk (;
choice whit9 60a6l sacked
Oats-5la57
Barley-Quiet: GOAL CO.
Rye-Higher; %.
Provisi0ns-Quiet.
Mess Pork-22a22I,
Shoulders-Dry salt 81
Bacon-Clear rib II q ala; clear sides 12aaJlts.
Lard-Quiet 12a12JS.
HighwiRes-Steady; &C.
Hogs-Guiet; 15aI 50; receipts 7O0.
Cattle-Quiet; 2sla6.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Februarys 8.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Fair demand and lower rates; No
spring 221z cash.
Corn-Quiet and lower; NO2 mixed 49, cash
OatS-Quiet; No 46.
Rye-Quiet; No closed ut 81.
Barley-NOminal.
Highwines-Steady At S7ISaSS.
Provisions-Quiet and easier.
Mess Pork-22 a223S.
Lard-123s al21z.
Hogs-Fair demand and firm; dressed sOas IS
live 7a7s.
Cattle-3 ZOa6 Co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-02-10

BORDEAUX, Feb. members of the
Government who have arrived here
from Paris, telegraphed to projects in
all of the departments last night the
decree annulling the Bordeaux decree
of the 31st of January, relative to cleo
toral disqualification, as incompatible
with the principle of universal suffrage.
The Paris decree of the 29th of January
is maintained.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23
U-orGinn,,cn,a Procession.

The work'ngIuen Of New York held q grand
demonstration en- "wednesday The 18th instant
There were %, 900 men In the line OF the process
sion. Every eisss OF woskingmrn, that can be
demonstrated laborers, was represented With
delegation Painters, bricklayers, plumbers
paslercr', c.-Pents's, u sO8s, timers, tanners,
Gnnsiri'hs iorI .srs, eas'sst makers, hatters
s.onccu;lcr q hc's'erets, 81 asrayei in nppro.
i4i'to dress, dcs.TAt Il viii taOtiocsaud designs
wavirg e-gs "anue's, &c.
TIE procession began 10 aSsea.yl, a; l clock
q. IA, ar .lc Tins until o. clock p. IN. vas &C.
cupid ia getting item in line. Just as The
painters ard brchlaysrs got into line, large
body Of blacl. laborers were seen wheeling into
line amid q roll Of drums and the buglius Of
ffes. The men a.! wo..;; badges and rose,,es. -
The painters sud brie@!ayefs welcomed the sable
sons o. toll To t,:r RACKS by sending up rousing
cheers The colored !Aborers responded chccrily,
waea :,c two thousand bricklayers and painters
took % their hats, wLiFlcd theiF flags and ban
ners aud checrcd until they were oarsc. Cannon
were stationed a, various points along the route,
and seiuies in honor Of the event were fred at
certain Intervals. 4; the conclusion OF the pro-
ecss1n the people gathered in vast crowds at
Cooper Institute where large and enthusiastic
p,te:inI was held over which Mr.. WIN. j. Jessup
presided, aud John Connolly acted as secretary
/ The meeting passed series OF fourteen rcsolu-
tons setting forth principle upon which these
workingmcn cooperate 'oF the purpose Of their
individual welfare.
The first preamble states that capitalists and
employees exact the greatest possible amount OF
labor for the least possible remuneration The
second alleges that capital Is the accumulation OF
labor, and in the hands Of the aristocraiic Few
becomes AZ ius;tumea, Of degradation and op-
preston instead cfa flni OF security for the work
ers. The ii:ih condemns the abrOgaiion BY cap
i,ai',s and employees ofihc cigh, hour law which
J :, ir force in tia, STATE The first resolution de-
manis an aboiiicu q a.. monopolies and calls
for full recognition Of the social and political
! iut.i,s.s Of the !abofins classes The second
make. a bold Gtlnni for the iu., recognition Of
the law masiu; eight hours a fIil day. AMI tha;
any at,rrlp' AZ interference OF evasion will BE-
the; by rc,i,;cac. The s.A,h demands III At here.
after noae ba' sAi..el wotkneu in the line o.
their busacs be ,Upoysi in any department, OF
tIe national NE ~ lily government, The
sevei.th ca.s 70: vigorous ra'otc,m,n, Of The
eeh. hou Avs Trc ..,cchsr were AZ made hy
vorAiHcme, represent. :: aiF.rgu; trades
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

Csemga ~ ne SU,c Sehod Lo,,.

hear, ilat, rs soon as the next session Of the
Legislature cogyenes, motion will be made TO
amend the pr,.eaI Suhun, Law, SO % 10 give the
appointment aci removal Of school teachers to
the County sChaoi i'oIri5 as was formerly done,
instead Of thi District Sec DOL Boards "a il Is now
The pr,scrt law has been Ia operation more
than three ytnss, aad has given SO much disssi.
isiacnon, and caused so much confusion aud n-
convenience. 1s TO call for its instant repeal
Nhc law, ri.ing the District School Boards the
power and authority 10 remove teachers at any
time after thirty days notice, ,eitloR cause and
riGoT aypeai. Is so arbitrary and unjust, as to
be a disgrace 10 tic School Law Of the State -
There can De 30 dorh' that the present. law, re-.
lrlidy - thc appointment and removal Of teach.
Crs. ~j,l Dee 'f3ea.ci AZ The text session Of the
LEGISLATURE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

.Es' Our sEror,a,ioas for the year ending
Jane aOib, 1871, txrttded our imports by $iO.-
a9s This is better than WAS reported some time
since, which was The result Of a mis- print Of the
figures reported rom the rtpor, % the statistics
Ths shows that We are not 80 rAiravasani af,er
all We send away more than wsb'ing 10. We
sell more than we buy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

ln.co q

NJ .co
NorICr IS HIRE
~ CELDfro%S ~ -.
applicant Tor iht b, nett - 'nv
The Col - Pubic rra' q. LEV.
ns,ly 'uts, tia tho
iir.t Mnaay To- .:!erci, -.
has brcu h.ci FIR 80. ~ i,..anc. 3. unsw,
in'crrus ga cries, and ,nr 'ua earring 90 his
ease before The Cir,.t r.4r, ior B.lumo:o
county. Dated .-cptrmb"- i'h. I, Z.
LHWhiI q aHN,
,."rk Circm, '-rri - lE't'. count.
Sept. %. lie.
FE'Hls l. TO GIVE NnTicE Tnr' ,l, f,.b-
Il s'rib"r has ohtai.cd .goIa ~, Crl Lius'
Court oi Ia ,iinorc county. letter, # adiniu'-
tFati"n un the r.t.tr "t
PRISCILLA PEARSON.
ntc "i siilrrun'y. dey,as,t. Al p"t-"n hay
ing claim- rsAiu. "a" snid estate are hereby
warned 90 cSi'' thc s''n". wit.i ia, voucher.
thereof. o. the 30 ls"fiA,r.
On ~ tdor. u - 'tay ~ uae. i>'2;
they my n'ac-w.-' hy .rt he 'Arl.irI from
NIL rru"it 81 sA3i c-'u Tho" inlcb'. %
.ait cstai" a-" rcgu .,'l 2, mgk" lusr pia'c
ps! .I"nt. oi'"E unv'r ny ha.i 'h.- lith
51'iy I. YELLor:.
a.r' - - Ad@ar,.',a'or.
's'H., IS +" i!vE NOTICE.. rf.,,to.- ab-
i s'ft.rr has ID. .l., 'r.'u 't. 80. hans
tHHrt g" -. .o-' "''t'. lct''r- d, ".r &c.
.'-. 20 "a 'a' .'air ,4
NlcrAE, .tlrr
late Of 't.i co.. "a .d.,... Al.t..- 1! i.-.s-
rrs c!l3", sea.i. .j.. ...i ...a,c =. Ic-,ty
". fi."i d" ".t "' 'n., 8 ga ....r ,,.,t't-
thereof. 90 "a" sub 90 s-r.
- sr '.J'r ~ ~. 4 ',..' 80.
,i.t '.a.. o'a"rw..r ~. ... s,, i-.ri
alt t'D.ut ~ ..i .-'.t.. t.Y.. b., bt. TO
80 +. state y. 'rlt 'ri 3. .,-.. i.a,,,. a.c
o.. 6 80. bans. ..tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

S.o- The Amirican Woman Suffrage Con.
ssn,inl is to hcil iis annual Winter campaign
in the city Of 20 ~ielphis. II Is to meet there
ca November .2i and 2ad !, abroga,es all IN.
terfeSen,e wI,,s,er with affairs relative 10 mar.
Tiagc and social relations.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

~ Tie best departure the Democrats have
made lately Is their uninirutional "d,par,urr'
from power 10 the golden State Of California. -
They were evidently reluctant 10 adopt any such
departure" We are inclined to think they will
adop, such departure" 10 some other States
ere long. We congratulate them upon their I'D.
vaneemeni In political progress.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

ban i.ET.tH Man The lead letter Office FOR
the month 81 Augus' htd rciu-n d 10 /, as un.
ddliyetah. 80. -" letters rn,re were sent 10
Offices t,'1 Nh'ra letter. ., .,u,i.a IL 40, and
4iaoD we're DESTROYED IS o. ,.dcliver,ble s'I
iurc.s ~ J. i3t - which ia, writers could
! nn' te g.. weit ''l 'oi fit.rt iuqt''. 500
',t3".s ah.',s containing property were
'treN,i ,'irh 40 y.r, .ciufn,f 10 their
i~art, H. H"'p. l,sion Dela TRENT re-.
i'ed . ~. l,t,rs Which CO ala ! IN he agere.
gaze 500 "lp, and : 2ls containing -, as wee
toia had io their oHu'ts. and 1873 containing
81 al were tc"ruc To tie Office ~ unmniiahlc
from 'li.r. "a which they we're depoA''i aud
l,Gi9 rc,ipi. 'rr NJ aggregate amount % - 32l
received from c sainr source.
The large qu'u'in y uuma'!ahlc letters shows
AT person, N''b mailing letters containing
none. ,hould DC particular to write he pos,
oGrc destination 81 tie letter plainly AMI egibly
upor iG' 'r''r in ord that there shall he M
uis'nkr u having l. ,cnt 10 is place o. dcs;ina.
ton. rrup.c Who atr in the habit of writing
badly shnnld be careful to endorse their letters IN
rcadHhl" hand 50 that post master who Is un
aequain'c! With heroglyphies will make no mis-
take in mailing them
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

"a man in GAINESVILLE. Ohio. who mas buried
three wives. has their photographs in group,
with his own picture IA the centre figure, and
9n.ernsath is this touching inscription, "Thc
Lord will provide"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

"A man. wif', aud srycn children walked
twenty-five mils' To yisita circus, IN Kansas.
Red Wing. MINI. 10 the champion fever.
and-aguc town IN the West. Two hundred
cases Ia two weeks
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23


TINS SITUATION The cxigencies Of our silua-
ton a; this time arc peculiar Never in the his
tory Of the county have our affairs been so mis-
managed ss at PRESENT. Never before haze we
heard such universal testimony against the Ca
travasances OF the Democratic party. Never
before have we heard the policy and course Of
that party In this county so thoroughly con-
demnet out Of It's own mouth al classes OF
people testify against Il Those who hare been
lifelong Democrats never known TO vote any
thug elsr than Democratic ticket, speak in
emphatic terms agains, the unwisc policy the
party has pursued, both IN the control Of the af-
fairs Of the county, and in the nomination Ct 1
considerable portion OF the ticket We are of
III" opinion, tina, Il is the duty Of all COED ci,i.
gems. irrespective Of past political iiic reuec to
rally around one common standard, unite on one
common "lor, 10 rescue the control Of our air,irs
from party that has proycd itself unworthy Of
the people confidence, and place II in the ban!
o. those whose efficiency, integrity and business
tact shall insure mn economical use Of hubble
I : -
The Republicans have laid their party fcAl,y on
the altar Of the people good and are ready To do
their utmost 10 push such q movement 90 victory,
Those Democrats who have talked reform IN our
| ears for the past three months, now have au up-
pOr'unty To set l. in motion AMI embrace The
aid Of the Republican party in doing it. Nop
is 'hr time 10 strike Those who wan, 'hc
change must begin the work The Republicans
/ A. raiiing for your action. They are power-
les unless you move
NaHiSAuoS FoR JupGE Tho Democraiir Ju-
dic.al Convention, composed 81 the dclr,aics
from Hartford and Baltimore corn,ies CONVENED
nj Wrighrs hotel, fourteen mil from lia more
city, on the Hartford turnpike. "a S,nrday %,
10Th instant, for the purpose ~ nominating
candidate for Judge to Gl ont n, uncvti-.i
'crr " lulgc B.tcmnn who resigned Ia,
Spring his Tcsignr'icn taking c''.,, % the l.t
% Anfl ,nst Gov Bowie appointed Hon Goo
Nafnndcr OF 3car. ia Judge Ea'em,n'
place. until az election o. judy could BE- l,i
Hartford county, h,iug one OF the only ,wp coun.
'ic' 'hh; compose the third judicial Circuit a.
MARYLAND. was entitled 10 name the Judge The
contest ~ tie democratic ranks for .hc no.n.n,.
iion was y,ry warm aud exciting in Huhrl
county Judge Mtyntljcr aui James y W..
ter editor Of the Hartford D,uaerr, wera ,hs
Two contestants f1r the position The Cr,N'urI
system n' making nomination. WA adot',I 90
''sA' county The contest resulted IN VI Va.
''r' arriving tn county though ;hetc r4m.r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23


Ns>.-'; used 70 10 tia, IN.
H.. .s.ec,e gentlemen o. ,,'e,,
A'. = f.presea' len a the Legislature
- A''h. La 'nr. l. seerns ha. soaeby
'-. mlca. Il is she duty Of the
"1oi - = - j.. tae:r own defense agaias; the
m .a.ra'c ~ 'at 70 i,.ciars who pu, ~ our
.e- "a, q ''ot --Vho pa, W the one on The
~. Us. -'al s.lA delegation to Anl,tol.
la s.. BE- thc sr.t, and anuscrnen' % %.
ds.es''i.Ls 'fo'. o'ts- ,Jgntes whose wealth and
population VIII no. 'ycee1 those Of one 81 our
d!sir.,'. - ..cs' tue gentlemen nominated for
ds.esHt-s - ias legislature by ID. Democratic
conver 'sf ia. a, neighhors, a. ciiizens-
" HaY" nothing - a'y. iiu, We consider il our
dg'f 20 a. 80 'rl;h f.- 3ti,iinor. county -
% :D.hg tbs We -aVl ~ hesitancy IN saving
tar' Ni'y Fr 81. 81. ..rt ,rsrriAns o. th. ~.
...at. .gts Ald the /: So.
coo o1o Of ..'y F. a.y county. A coan.
y 3D. eldr' e s'an1in. menace from
Baltimore -ir. requires a del CATION, rol.
Ing e. .,ve ability, business tact, a vide
al4 ',ried o.siness experience, . thorough ac.
qh'u'ahoe via the different conflicting Interests
w ''u"H WIN" eompfthens'vensas that can
- sP '"I'" AL a." >''S'"s '"''nV
'.'' 10 '' io'eS az pVins nat
"a met . Aec's'aF! to rro'"c'
'-' - '''e'' ~ bi'' or to advance our
pros '.''y .'y p.'.ng our We irti that We do
u" b"'t.t. ''.' endieai"s no injustice when We
" 80 ''' ''''' ,"e's q'a''hc"'ioh'.
"''' I'm !'1 have large interest At
s'""e. ''' '"'y to your county anl YOU 'el.
'."s . h''.'' n'4 7oh!er ihHn Jour duty TO your
i''' 20 IL "o's anl siad delegation
!" A"""p' p 70 ''hr care Of your interests, and
'h' wa. =" 10 ~ rot one for The election
~ j" 't"wis.nuor' c-u.i!.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Y \ /. L ! Bl.t + 10 klY.

NAlC ABI.F Z 10 ElY.
DY ~i.trcsi dc.r,. .s. ~, rtr.
~ ivr o.. o." 'ua,t. 'ur- ,u.'H
i1e uucei ifrsi, Itt'i, wi e.. r. d. fre.r
auction. ~ Il is"n &c.
81 'urae ~ .fs.'i. .f.fi-I
,,t..,..,. 4, -
-, mr., -, -
6s.S 81 -. A. ~ ''' -
49, - '"' |.
- na,' u &c 'hh u" Zee
NJ w - ""lN'no'' e uh'E' T. ,"' 'trn'r
n'"'' - y IL U'.' - ''''' 4'' ~ W. p"
one h''I' ION S"er. g" . 'lt 'tf as
WEBbS OLE tan wv.
This M. ',valso,rst., '..t 49,, ,.a
Pip,r rsq.. ami o..ers.
~ .,f,.y ,.t...
. - 80
nor" ~ les. 'ir. - joe t'Ht % '', cid
Manor h"sa' all
FlNL EIS.
.uorc - .,ss li.s -. 'l, ea.t .Ir.tt.. NsH.-
Road and IN incii,t, ,...t., r..r .rt on 80
the Manner Road aud TIC Ruad .c.afi. TO Iout
Green.
This property l. situatc IT, Li.' neighbour
hood-wiihn two miles Of inc i,uf Green
Catholic Church. and abou the SAN. distance
Of an Episcopal Church-nnd ,ou,.u.cut to
Schools. store, &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

tss' The receipts Of custcms a, the port Of
the Monumental city for tn" year ending June
Joth, 1871. aggregated ss.9is.gsO. This makes
Baltimore the third city in the United States
IA point Of the receipt of duties New York
aud Boston are the only cities that exceed tina.
amount aud II Is moro than million and
halt In excess Of tina, Of Philadelphia. Thi,
speaks we'll for the growing greatness Of our
great commercial mart aud makes us feel
proud Of her advancing Importance in the rank
of our great cities.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23
worth is the same every ah'rc

RFPgSrsScg --ftaud .ccm r. -ctuta. +. -
New York city. |, sho4d tc irua.1,, .tI ~.
"City n these, We ;tsut to- corrupt Ia
nocracy o. mat ci'i are ny tc .nN ot.. 3. s.e
haads are tainted with ct,mr an soil. i ','. he
funds 81 others
L'i,ard Dodge, Pslra.t.n era, %. .it
United States it, that cay. ha. !,'.nud,i .h.
govrtnmeG, oB; OF SAIL ,o,1in .r,td % ta,.,t
His deiaieaiiuns have trcn discovered. hr ln.
h,en Urtsied, aud the rompuucI,on. oin gus,
cotscience have forced him to Illuminating con-
fcs'ion II his gull, II, has wn'rn letter t.
Piymastr General liiicr in which =, confefscs
his erie, states that he used The goytfnm.s'
money in stock spcculaiions, that he always lost
that the infa'uaiions Of retrieving What be- lost
nlw' SO luted him on until he sunk dcrptr ard
deeper. He con'esscs tina, 1t was relief To be-
forced To confession 81 biz crime tie was a'so
coed Enough TO turn o'si Ill the r,operi, he had
Ms a small compensation f1i his 4, hlcalions lie
gives himself up 10 the authoriii,s 10 receive the
punishment due his crimes lie also states that
the parties with whom h. has been concerned IN
spsculaiions were not aware that he was using
any but his own money lie evincrs a willing.
ntss 10 shoulder all the responsibility himself
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23

'I"tu-.''tt f'c, r.. o.. SIS Ior. .4I
30 So ,ntIn, Jun" goth ISL. r,ae.-l tne
'""rui u' .m'rr' 81 sIu.lsi.sif "hi.
pace ''r tar ~ tho van 81 any "iI.r rty o.
'te D ica St,t".. I, take. very cons, -
h'' a.n uu; o! business To make ,a arg, a..
''"o''. of dut.,.. Boston shoN- tlc next
1.r;'., amount "i collection, aud set Z a.es
H. tavo ih" one .eveuth part g., u,uch ., Sew
l"f> !n're are only seven rtl.. ~ the ni,r
a.a CUSTOMS have aggregate, as much o.. j.
.n'ln'p collars. 81 Louis sand, scscnth.
taNius more han $2.nuo. oou RECEIPTS last year.
','H. h.",s" iii urt reach mi.hun dollar.
- TIE opening of the lit,sbutg aud Con
r.'i-N.l' railroad has already shown proofs oi
o., uth'! 10 l.al morc c.iy IA The iucrciscd
amount d petroleum that is brought 10 ,hc
B.lt more marhet over this line. In 1870 the
amonat "i petroleum SHIPPED from nalimu.r
WAS only 2L7iI gallons. Since Jannmy ist
1871. there have been 2,.oji barrels shipped.
and It - thought that 10y Tho closc Of the year
there viii be more than JO.O0O barrels shipcd.
This wade has grown rapidly since the open
ing Il the road. aud is destined ere long 10 bc !,
leading feature ia the growing commerce ol
Baltimore city.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-23
Thr 'NDminccS.


E,l. Jacob Tome, ~ suberna,otisl nominee
Of c.c Republican t.rty CT Maryland, belongs to
tia, ,'n,s ,la, ray be d,nomna,cd "paiure's
not.a.sa IN America il is our pride and
b1I.. tina. TIE h;hes, positions 10 the gilt Of the
p,ol.c ~ the nation are open 10 the competition
O AZ! and an Who have ambition enough to
see. n"! .as-ii ugh TO win them. Mr. Tome,
as wr t'r, stated before, lays claim TO no aris,o.
crsi' l.1, { anc tors, to no great family dis
:.rci'yu or any Vtter hereditary reason for his
yrstnl" - IT, chest POSITION in the gift OF the
pope - rrAnd 10 eur beloved land the
Do! ws'h =" han5lrsi birth, paren;ag- and tn.
ie'"' h"s The -'rEe right to compete for our beet
pr,'s al h:slr., honors beside the boy whose
fortune or misfortune may have given him pa.
-'ai' % re-. 3 - air oil the opportunities OF a
frs class ciu,.i a. well as the advantages Of
faUii' a.:i. Ja ic start with Mr.. Tome. a,
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6.anir; % ''' '".,' ban was a constant, earnest,
aFdgog' agile ~. ompciency rs Se.
directed Pctse',..1c,, tcAscless industry. a lodi.
ei0gs cc5.ga. ani -, exercise ola SQUAD busi.
Hcss discretion NJ Tome has risen from obscuri.
4 - pgoac ao:.cc and usefulness. from
= '.-'v > '7sn.'h, tom q pennilcss youth 20 d
mar q e. , 'uAnc!ai ability tina, all classes OF Il.
ra'' '-' ~! -s-r'r Us opinion on cues
uoa o. aa'.c.f lis t'Axny hands, siou; mus
c.es SIS a.. isArcial sagSci.y
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nau. 'h.' -. mis-. ,avv. lie Is libe.l.
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aa..,5Aie a- c5ali,.oa o. his fellows. lie i.
al ny AL dispense: ais charlie. 80
'te- -y Il as bgui Two churches and a
-. Py'' Deposit, Will his own ,ae.
.e ,.a-,les became embarrassed 4:
~':'' ;'.i' AL ocA ;hen = charge NJ
g Ig -',. ,a,sa. ,'- !. President; Of ,xo baa !.
az, 'e:A. sa'n5oa, companies lie IS r..
So g. r,s .ai r.os. reliable finance.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-29
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

There was a great amount OF routine business
transacted by the Board OF Fire Commissioners at
their session YESTERDAY but little OF real importance
10 the reading public. committee to examine the
belfry tower OF the New York Post ONCE, in which
an alarm bell was hung reported the condition as
unsafe in every way. The pell weighs 500 pounds
and hung at the height OF 100 feet above curb level
The wall, four feet IN thickness at the base and TWO
feet at the top Is cracked In many places The wood
WORK Is decayed. General repairs are recommended
and attention Is called TO large amount OF innam-
mabe material stored In different parts OF the tower.
designations were accepted from William Il. Pine,
foreman Of Hook and Ladder Company NO
10, and from Joseph j. McAvoy, Ladderman
OF No. Is. Leave was granted for fifteen days 10
Morris Brown, engine No. Is. CHIEF Engineer FER
ley recommended the placing OF thaw COCKS on eaon
engine for the purpose OF thawtng out nydrants 0Nen
found frozen; adopted. petition from the Hami-
ton Fire Insurance Company TO have recording
gong placed in their ofce and connected win tne vel
egraph lines was denied. A communication from pro-
prIeor OF the Prescott House was received thanking
Assistant Foreman Edward w. wilhelm Ter services
rendered ut the fire on the 10th inst. c0mmunica.
ton from Inspector Of Police George Dllks reported
the loss Of Ore alarm key No. 978. A communication
from T. p Crane, calling attention TO new hose
coupling, was referred to COMMITTEES on Apparatus
A Communication from HOyt, Spragues 20 an
nounced the Important fact that HOOK ano Lauuer
Company No. was the first to arrive al tncr pre-
misses. when none was needed.