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YESTERDAY TN CONGRESS.
THE 1vDIhN TTON ELL
PASSED ny THE SENATE.
An Attempt to Increase the Cost of the nu-
reau Of Educational Si0o,00O Joker In
the Appropriation for the Agricultural
Bureau-A BIockade Runner,a Claim.

An Attempt to Increase the Cost of the Bu-
reau Of Edncation-A $1,000 Joker In
the Appropriation for the Ae ericulturaI
Bureau-A Blockade Runners Claim.
WAsHINoTON, Jan. 10.-The Senate ap-
proprlsted $1,000 to pay tho expenses Of tho
select committee to investigate the charge
against Senator CLAYTON of Arkansas; also gave
the Committee on Privileges and Elections leave
to act during the session Of the Senate while in
vestgatng the charges against Senator Caldwell
Of kansas.
The vlce-Presldent presented the resolutions
Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts,, romon-
strating against the passage Of the bill which
provides that the names OF battles with fellow
citizens shall not he continued in the Army
sss t the wefs orSess Co s of
the table and be printed.
Mr.. Ames Qiep., Missy introduced a bill to
repeal certain provisions of the law relating
to the organization of the army. The object of
the bill he said, was 60 open all branches of the
army To all citizens alike, without regard to
or color Referred to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
The senate resumed the consideration OF the
Indian Appropriation bill.
MoRE OFFICES ron GRANTS FAvoRITRs.
The question was on the amendment offered
by Mr.. Stewart yesterday providing for the ap-
pointment Of Inspectors of Indian Affairs, which
was debated and amended and finally adopted.
The amendment provides for the appointment by the
President OF sufficient number Of Inspectors not ex
SoTed bS tie PcsdcS and 70 pS receive sou YEAR
70 SRa @ aS an
often twice year and 60 all matters
tainng to ts business and each Inspector shall
power TO examine books and papers. 10 administer
oatns, and examine all officers employees, and such
other persons he thinks necessary The inspectors
any OF them shall also have power suspend any
superintendc agent to All his place tempora.
rly subject 10 the approval Of the President aud shall
fOrce @ Sc svssna prescds ryy yoatSSns u the
administration Of the affairs Of the several asenccs and
superintcndcnccs 80 far as practicable Each agency
s to be visited by different inspectors alternately
on motion OF Mr.. Thurman dem. Ohio the
appropriation for the Yanl<ton Sioux was re-
duOed from l,00OOOO to $4,000.
The bill was then passed. and the Senate at
$40 djouTned until Monday.
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FRIDAY. Jan. 10.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Flour
Arm on MI grades, and ON choice high grades an ad
vance Was obtaincd There was moderate export In
condition OF the suv,,s, q m e'uern drayayc Min
ncsota, 81, Louis and Western winter In good demand
hefwneat no[qr more active; Rye noeE steady; Corn
western, h1l., t5glatG}5 extra state, Sc. sii9e
double GAtras, q 55ts9j do winter wheat eXIr!s
@ts CITY trade and family oTahas S',DesIi ,Ises south
shipping extras, fl' 'lats@ Rye iour, S Slgasssl Corn
OF. Buckwhcat Hour q 100 MS, t3uidA,
PRovIsIoNs-POrk quiet and unchangedi sales S3d
bhls. mess at $3.50, Beef quiet. Bacon IN good
demand and hrner sales 27OO boxes, including long
rib at 5c short rib for January 6hc long clear, spot
aud February, &C.; short clear, spot, 7Y@7Nc, Cut
meats nrneT sales embraced pcklcd bellies, bulk and
boxes, iHGsc. green hams, s1sggc.; do shoulders
&c., dry salted shoulders ilGd5E Lard active aud
hrmeri seles 1900 tcs including prime city at Sci No
ern, SIC. for February and sso, for March Dressed
CITY Bqlter nrm fair % choice state daries SsstOc
h4@is.ic; EeEs nrm at sd@5Uc; for fresh
GHAIh- Wheat inactive, nominal for SPRING AZ u5lei
go for No: Chicago spring sssIls for No
:prss y isss sSsass IN .,SIs sSssiss 3,
white Michigan ys2 In store for red amber Canada
free. ana HU far white Gsnesee. Core DALI sAlsl
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In the Hudson County Court Of Sessions yes
terlay Police Justice Koese tried TOR mis- conduct in
office in having Anod Thomas Gibson, who wss charged
with kidnapping. The Jury, under directions from Judge
Randolph rendered verdict OF not guilty The indict
mcnt found against the Justice by the Grand Jury
last sprng for having faued 20 send rcoogn1ances g
the Grand jury Ia the OF John tullcrln and nv
brother Luke was then taken up Judge keese testified
that, having learned that the Coerans, who had com.
mittch assault upun James snyder had settled their
case he decided to hne them 10 each for drnkenness
but he sent the papers 10 the Grand Jury, The jury af
ter absence OF nyG minutes, returned verdict OF
Not gailty" The prosecuting attorney entered HOla
pros In tho two cases against Judge kCgse which had
not boon called.
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NEW YORK, Friday, Jan. 10.-Twenty-seven
cars, i5s beevcs arrived making 2sl since Monday,
against 1886 for the time last week. The market
hrm and the limited receipts quickly sold at
full prces-medium TO good native steers at ii1S@l2kc.
NJ, and cars Of fair Texans at i0c.
Eighteen cars, or 8ig2 sheep arrived making ,9s5
since Monday, against 1lO5O for the same time last
week. The demand good, and the pens were early
cleared at 5@shc. ~ for common to extra lotsthe
latter price for OF Canada 1i3 ms and the
lowest price for rough Ohios, ~ ms. average.
Fify.nye cars, or $50 hogs wcrereceyed making %,
POS since Monday against 1889 for the same time last
week. Live hogs were arm At tks51c % city dress I'd
active at 5.tc1c, and Western dressed selling
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So insIdous are tho first approaches OF
consumption that thousands remain UNCONSCIOUS OF s
presence until has brought them to the verge Of tho
grave. An immediate resort to Dr. d. Jaynes Expec-
oant upon the nrs appearance OF cough pain
ness OF the throat or chest would very generally pre-
clude fatal result, IN the synptoms indicate
the presence of latent consumption, would tend sub
due the violence of the disease and thus materially
sist In prolongng the life Of the patient Use the
pectorant therefore. when you take cola and BY go
doing prevent tue necessity for It's In danger.
Ous e0mplainte Sold every IWhsrs.4Adp,
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The Killing of Darlington.

Coroner Young held an inquest yesterday over
the BODY Of John Darlington. OF SO Greenw lch street
who died In Bellevue Hospital few days ago, having
been assaulted with bar pitcher by James Lawler OF
Charlton street ~ llquor store at washngt9n and
Spring streets on the night OF Dec 10. The testimony
tended 10 uhow that Lawer had acted In self
but the jury renaered verdict against him. lie Was
released on u, 90 DAn
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DIEORCED,

=, ,FARRFL1n,KNAPP.- On "Wednesday. January 9, by
the Rev. W, McAillser i2S Allen ST. Mr.. r. H. Farrell
to Miss Mary Knapp. No cards. No cake.
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state bonds were strong Virginia consols at yB,
and IT. 1iy deferred al IS, Tennessccr declining TO
"'f. The city bank stocks were arm. The railroad
bonds oi the Union Pacific issue weak the nrst
N rtsge declining TO 50, land grants 90 a. and incomes
t. - Central PaCtncs strong aud in REQUEST at
~, the do State aid bonds bringing iOl There was
aNcfl large business tsi60OO la boston, Hartford aud
Ett frsts az 80 80 Z, guaranteed selling al 81.
Inc highest lowest, aDdiP z. ~ closing prices OF stocks
We re A. fDilaMgs 49,,
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Rtrsonal slutltts.

A LII officers and soldiers wounded, injured, or rup-
N tured however slightly, are entitled 60 pension
thousands entitled to bounty Apply 10 DR., T., IS
JACKSON, late Surgeon u. NavyA New Chambers st.
INFOR NATION wanted OF gentleman who. at a
Il hotel ia New York, became acQuautcd with "a lady
whom he met with the first mate Of the ship Alex
andra. Address
A. MILLIGAN, Philadelphia.
INFOR NATION wanted Of BECK DONNELY.
II Call At l9 North 9th ST., Brooklyn. r. D.
SHOULD this meet the eye Of Mr., S. ", Wilson, he
y wall confer great favor By gepdDg bis pIeseAL -.
Gen 70 lA lstg employers. /.
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pnbLitailons.

"RETrER LATE THAN NEyER.' Inc
bD grf az nrc IN Centre n. ON the 2ith December
burned IN the bindery the entire nrst edition Of
THE ILL SlhAlED PlBEN BIOLOGICAL JOl' RNAL
for January 1853, new edit on ready, CuutHu-
Ing mass Of rich aud racl reading with numerous H.
lustrntons:
Shakespeare aud many Of his leading Dramatic Char.
actcrs- Illustrated; Pauline Lucca3 The late General
Meade; Horace Sreelcy, with Portraits; The VIII aud
Mind Explained; Coordination Of the Human Faculties;
Cause aud Ehecti A "sun Upper lIpi" Steam vs.
an The nrcache-' ,Curl%e'ics Of !'Sman LIFE the
Man with secret Ideal Realty urihhnu1ul MM
How Planets Move; Roman tathpliclsm IN the Unlied
States Call 10 omen Teachers and writer's, lrn-
Ciplps OF lhrenulngy Prison Rrturn words IN Gene
raj Use Bell'Wcthers cool headed Young woman
tscapei Language Of tho Eyes; The Bruhen song IN
me Stoun-iIuttntcd A skull aud its Legend, CNn
Engineering Hair Turning Gray l'rematurtyi supply
Ing Detective kducatiOn etc COpiOuBiy Illustrated.
4 capital number New volume. Terms 81 year.
Single numbers ~ cents. Supplied by nCwsmcn, Pub
hshed by 5. Il. WELLS, $50 Broadway, NeE York.
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MARINE INrBLLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALMAEAC--rHIa DAY.
sun rises... % Sun sets. % Moon sets. 81
UtaH wATER-THfs DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 81 Gov. Island. 40 Hell Gate. q
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gusintss Hotitts.

The best place In New York TO buy reliable
watches nnc diamonds rtch fashionable lewery aud
sterling silver wedding presents, sQUlREs VI Fulton
n. Diamonds specially
Udolpho Wolfe'r Schiednm Schnapps Is
initiated and countercited and purchasers Will have
to use caution IN purchasing.
"Uncle sans Cough Cure" 10 Cents Bot
tie, sure Cure for Coughs" " Buy II aud Try It,"
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIA1.

Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
and carpets At d. M. Cowperthwut Co.'s, iJ5 Chatham
etfeet.-Adp.
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We take from the DiiiV Billsnp the following
statement Of the earnings OF the leading railroads
curing the month OF December, is5a, compared with
| those of lhe same month Of lsli:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Estimated for fourth week Of De Deccmber.
, 1873-03-14

The long-ve1ed question Of the appointment
Of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners Of
this State has been settled by the appointment
and confirmation of Col. a. D. Cook, Of Mclean
County, David a. Brown, Of 6angamon, aud John
II. Plerson, Of Madison. All these gentlemen
are identified with the agricultural interests Of
the State, and, while in no way superior to the
appointments originally made by the Governor,
arc undoubtedly honest and competent persons.
Col. Cook was, for 3 long time, the agent Of tho
State at Washington City to settle the claims
growing out Of the equipment of troops,
"a service which he discharged in 3
perfectly honorable and satisfactory man
ner. Prior to that time, he had served through
tho war as Captain and Colonel OF Illinois vol
unteera. He has since boen culivating farm
Of about 400 acres in Woodford thoughresiding
Normal, Mclean County. Mr.. Brown is widely
and favorably known as President OF the Illinois
State Agricultural Society. Mr.. Picrson is, TIC
believe, manufacturer Of agricultural imple-
ments at Alton. The readiness with which
these nominations were confirmed shows that
the rage for Mr. Morgan waa in d large degree
manufactured and altogether transitosy. It is
believed that the new Commission does not en-
brace any member capable Of attacking his col
leagues in tho public prints, without giving
them notice Of his intention to do 40.
, 1873-03-14
BlLllARD-PLAYlNG.

4 person named Bessunger, who enjoys the
reputation OF being billard-p1ayer Of Soma
skill, has been doing some challenging lately.
He tried Rhiues, but Rhines Was man Of too
much sense to hare anything to do with him.
His answer to Beszonger's challenge showed
that conclusfvely. Other playera in this stata
we're included in the challenge, however, and
man has been found who feels competent to
respond With money. His name is Slosaon. Ha
private as fine player. He called around to
Tom Foley'B room last evening, and
placed $125 in tho hands Of, A1r. Foley,
a. ha1f-forfeit for 3 four~balI game At
any number Of points for $3.50. Mr. Foley NO
titled Besaunger and his hacker, Forhau, but
the only response be received mas that they
would call around in the morning and tx mat
ters up the best way they could The fnAnaial
condition of theae persons appears to be very
weak, especially in view Of the challenge Of i
week ago OF more, and Of recent extremely un-
grammatical and impairment letter In q New
York sporting paper called the Clipper. ::
, 1873-03-14

seven Liberals. was cast with the Irish Catholic
vote against it; and the vexed question: therefore,
still remains unsettled and will probably remain
60 for tho present, as the political question will
now absorb ali others. The struggle over the
University is nov changed into a struggle for
political supremacy. The importance Of tie
crisis ia indicated by the extraordinary e1ertioDs
to procure the attendance Of absentees in tirno
to vote, messengers having secured tho country.
and members having even been brought
from Paris BY special coneeyances. Mean
while, the defeat Of the bill has not result
ed in any advantage to the Catholic party; On
the other hand, it may provo a fatal blow to the
purposcs Of Cardinal Cullen. The feeling
in England against new sectarian inatitu~
tions is 80 intense that it is doubtful
whether any measure giving to tho Catholics
e1c1usive control OF 3 university supported by
tho State can ever pass, no matter what party
may be in power. The proposition made by h1r.
Gladstone was one which could not but COM
mend itself to all liberal and thinking people,
and would have secured to Ireland one Of tho
best Of university systems. The proposition OF
the Cardinal was, in effect, q demand for tho
union OF Church and State-tho most unpopular
project [tho Church being Catholic) which could
be put forth ut the present time. When the
question next comes up the decision will proba-
bly, leave the Irish Catholics farther away from
the attainment Of their desires than ever.
, 1873-03-14

The Chicago produce markets were rather less
active yesterday. Meas pork in good demand,
and 10c per brl higher, at S14.95@1440 cash,
and $14.50@1455 seller April. Lard WAS mod
erately active, and 10c per 100 lbs 1o"er,~ at
$3.50 per 100 lbs cash, and S8.05 seller May.
Meats we're in fair demand and firm, at $40
514c for shoulders; 7114@755c for short ribs
7s6@711c for short clear; 9}l@1131c forbweet-
picked hams. Dressed hogs woro quiet, and a
shade easier, at s5.25@5.5o per 100 tbs. High
wines were in fair dcmAnd, and steady, at sGc
per gallon. Lake freights we're more active at
14o for who:t to Buffa1>. Flour was dull aud
easier. Wheat was dull, and lo lower, closing
at s1.2o76 cash, and 91.2o52l seller April. Corn
vaa leas active and easier. closing at 92}Sc for
regular, and 3s11ac for current receipts. Oats
wero dull and easier, at 26ssl l@2636c for car-lots
or saller April Rye was quiet, and 3ac lower,
at Csc. Barley moro active, and shade frmer,
closing st TOO cash or seller April. There was
firm feeling in the hog market during the fore
noon, but toward the close prices eaaed off o
little, closing ut s4.50@5.10. THE cattle market
was active at 10@15c decline. Sheep were in
good request at unchanged prices.
, 1873-03-14

are these: It was regarded at the time OF the
killing as tho most brutal and unprovoted mur-
der that had been committed in years. The caao
WAS fairly tried on it's merits, and the jury
brough in verdict OF murder in the frBt de-
gree. The higher courts passed On the trial and
tho sentence, and found them in accordance
with tho law and the evidence. 1t IL
too late for jurors to leave their jury
box and their oaths behind thom, to
submit themselves to other influence than that
Of tho evidence, and give an opinion that can
overba1Ance their sworn verdict. Society has
claims which ought to be recognized, not to the
extent Of sacrificing an innocent man. but to
demand the punishment Of the law on man
fairly convicted OF murder. Those who hold
that the Communication OF Foster's sentence would
afford an opportunity for tho escape Of other con-
yictedmurderers and IN encouragement for crime,
are undoubtedly correct. This would be equally
true Of Fosters case or Of any other where clear
Of murder faila to meet with tho pun
ishment provided by law.
, 1873-03-14


The New York World suggests that the propt
course for the people OF Louisiana to pursp
nov, in order to rid themselves Of the inpos
tIon of the Kellogg State Government, is to II
fuse to pay their taxes. There is no doubt th4
a concerted effort OF this kind would embaTas
the Kellogg party very materially. It is safe =
assume that the great bulk Of the property hold
ers Of Louisians feel that the Kellogg Govern
ment, frandulently elected, and sustained Gin
ply by Federal power, is 3 species Of tyranny
which they haye right to resist in every way e<
cent that Of making war on the United States Gov
ernment. Tho supporters OF the Kellogg Gov.
ernment consist mainly Of thenegroes and adys
turerB who are not property-owning people -
the people should refuse to pay their ts.' 1ne
Kellogg Government would find it bs:''"a''e5
to sustain itself. It could not bor1c A.'','
even If there we're no dispute 81 to-" 4esi't
macy, for capitalists are already cs3 ing al ene
Southern State bonds they caro- AAnale' "
would be no easy matter to hn''u'ets a lucy
undertook to sell property for +es' nue ,en' gen
.te Committee have virtually yecided the hel-
1oer Government to be fl, ,'alent' and its tax
leygies wonld likewise b ksaou'ens u 'n's
view should finally bs sEalned~ Il money
we're not promptly TO- .conans' the Aenogg
Government would bFithout an occupation,
and might prefer ret t1'A' ~ '"p's "ao ni-
nroatsh1e hono1s. +
, 1873-03-14
CONTENTS OF TC-DAYS TRIBUNE.

FIRST PAGE-Washingtou News: Senate Executive
Bussness-New York Observation-Disclosures To1e-
Gzanns-Adsozttsomeuts.
SECOND rAGE-utah Letter-3Ir. Reeds Bill fCom-
rlnnicatinnl-Eew York Lcttor-Tzcc PrcsosFins-
Warrington Lotter-Mock Marriages.
GHIRD PAGE-Thc Law CouEts-Thc City In bre1-
Arnusements- Soldiers Bonnties-Cbicsso Neo'e.4
Observation-Disclosures
FOURTH PAGE-EdltnY3als: The EnRtsh foi'tafA4
Cri4is; Public Excitement OYER Fosters case a
: Case Of Civil Service Rctor1n-cur1eat Ne"s
LIENS. .,
FIFTH rAGE-Yesterdass Proceedings In the H1inotA
General Aasembly-Notes and opinion-AArketa oy
Teleerap1-AdveTttsemeuts
SIXTH PAGE-3{onotary and Commercial
AEyESTH pAGE-Astonahng Bu1glary-Smhu Ad-
vetttta,nents Real Estate, For Sale. To Rent.
Wanted, Boarding, Lodging, Etc.
EIGHTH PAGE-FoEeigu Naws-Stata LeEslaturea-
Illinois Pentpntia1y Investigations -Mscel1eneoua
REORGANIZATION Advertisements
, 1873-03-14
HISTORY OF DRIVERS cHrMp

The murder for which George Driver will ba
hung to-day, unless Gov Boreridge interposes
his Official olemency, and grants the condemned
man 1espite OF Communication, was committed
On the morning OF Friday, Nov. 80. 1872. his
aav9reea WE being the victim. The witnesses
to the terrible deed we're young children OF The
parties, and the conviction Of the father was
entirely owing to the testimony which they gave
against him Some time previous to tho shoot
ing, Ars. orsser, an Intelligent aud industrious
woman OF comely appearance, aged about 80
yes1s, sought and Obtained, without anY difH-
crity, divorce from her husband On the gr6und
Of drnnkanness, and extreme and rspented
cruelty. Ee had beatan her so often, ani with
such severity, that her friends and neighbors
pea hecame alarmed for her safety, and compelled
6er to seek refuge IN q legal separation. The
Court decreed to her the Ownership OF the
house No. 49 DePuyster street, ID which
she Lived With her. family Of four young
children, and where the murder Was SUBSEQUENT
u committed, and also decided that abe should
retain custody Of tha children. The effect ct the
dTnrra And ACCOMMODATING decrsAs upou Dxt7sr
, 1873-03-14

L Washington dispatches may be Trusted,
president G1ant-disaatisfed possibly with his
inaugural nddress-has made New York re-
porter the medium for supplementary state
1neut Of his viewn on the annexation OF SSH Do
:ningo and public affairs generally, as be did
once before whep the annexation question was
pending. After roaaindming his adherence to his
present financial policy, his sympathy With the
Spanish Republic, and stating tllat be ia entirely
9atist1ed With what he has done in Louisiana
End among the Indians, and with the conduct
of the people Of Utah, he comes to his favorite
theme. There is no danger, he thinks, OF
trouble with Hayti, and he believes that tho re-
EMIT Of the Banana Bay colonization will be such
development ofthe prosperity Of San Domingo
that our Government, in the end, will willingly
, 1873-03-14

The French Asaemhly,.b5 vote Of almost two
to one, has accepted the report Of the Commit
tee Of. 1histy- The constitutional project pro-
pared by this body gives no permanent form to
the Government beyond investing the present
Assembly with full eonatltuent powers, and Great
ing second chamber. 1tB most important work
has been it's settlement OF tho 1elations OF Presi-
3ent THEIRS to the Assembly IS to his veto
power, and his right to participate in its debates
In both these matters, despite the pronounced
oias Of the Committee against him when it be-
gaa it's deltarations, Theirs has won substantial
y the ground he claimed i.
, 1873-03-14

Upon the reaBsembling Of Par}iament, Lord
Granyi1lein the House of Lords, and Ar. Gladstone
IN the House Of Commons, announced the dis
solution Of their Ministry. Mr. Disrael has been
asked by the Queen to form 3 new Ministry, but
refuses to give an nnsuer until he has con-
su1ted his friends, among whom is Lord
Derby. Tho goodwill Of the House OF Com
MONS towards the overthrow Ministry Was
shown by the hearty choors with which tho in
PRODUCTION OF resolution Of confidence WAS
crested. It will be voted upon when Parliament,
which has again adjourned, meets on Monday.
, 1873-03-14

Two murderers will be hanged in this State
to-day Gov. Reveridge has tolegraphed the
Sheriff in this city that no respite will be grant,
ed Driver. He has likewise refused to inter-
fere in the case of Osborne, the Galesburg mur-
derer who is to be executed at Knoxville.
, 1873-03-14

,BosToN, March 1s.-Tho Coroner's jury, On
the deaths caused by the recent Hanover atreea
fire, declare the building to have been faulty and
unssfo in construction; that the passages for
egress we're entirely inadequate for the prutec.
ton Of lie in casa OF fire. The Jury auggest
that the City Government, and others ths7ing
authority, aee that all buildings used for mechan<
ical purposes, in which is stored, or to be atorsd
combustible material, be thoroughly inspected,
and provision made Tor the preservation Of life;
so thst similar calamity viii not be repeated.