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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

Col. Forbes has bsen employed as prin.
! cipal of our school. Mrs. Forbes, gram
mer department; Mics White, lat assist
ant Miss NJ. q. Miles, Intern ned late /;
Miss q. Whitman, primary Miss Fanny
Longloy, colorsd school.
The peach crop will not be large There
will DO enough for ordinary purposes, but
| not enough to demoraliz, the market.
Those who have expected to buy their
supplies at rates ruinous 70 the growers,
ought to be disappointed, and II the facts
| in regard the crop are correctly stated, the
size of the crop will not produce panic
in prices. There are loss trees than tbore
wero two years ago Tho trees made q
poor growth last year. and there WAS q
revere drouth early this season. Each Of
these causes is sufficient ~ materially les.
sen the crop and yet none Of these would
mako much impression upon the casual
observer or upon 9 very hopeful grower
! who stands In need Of large crop for
himself So individuals are liable to re-
port their own crops larger than they
are even while they arc satisfied that their
! neighbors will not have over half crops.
Com. Joshua Lewis has received q check
for sll, 40, the proceeds OF tho sales OF
apples from single tree.
ChAs. Hartline has thrashed $50 bushels Of
wheat raised this season on ten seres OF
land. That is the result Of good farming.
Who boats 80 bushel to the acre?
Anna Correspondent Jonesboro Gazette
On Tuesday morning last the drst fruit
train of tho season, came laundering in
about 10 o'clock a. m. loaded up hurrisdly
and disappeared toward the northern hor-
lion like the comet, leaving q tail Of d ust,
and the usual numb er Of "too late" ship
psrs behind. On Change that day the
fruit interests looked blue. Only " cents
| per bushel was offered for good apples
aud Brush wouldn I buy q bushel Of any.
thing The miserable quality OF much
OF the fruit that fret comes in, taxes tho
edge oil OF the market and disguS,s con-
sutners, very much to the injury OF really
| good products OF Egypt. Some Of the
stu n sent orth in fruit boxes reminds one
Of the old story OF the man who "could
eat crow, but didn't banker after it, IL
takes time for the victim 20 get we'll Of
good turkey-Bet,er -tehn- L oEf7. liter
| good fruit
From twelve to ffteen hundred boxes
| OF peaches and much larger quantity oil
apples have been shipped daily during the
present week. There has been a marked
Improvement in quality, and during the
past two or three days some excellent irul'
has zone TO market The net returns have
no, been encouraging so far, but u
hoped that prices will improve win guar
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05
UNION COUNTY.

(Cobdcn Correspondent Joncsboro Gazette.)
Col. Forbes has b,en employed as prin-
cipal of our school. Mrs. Forbes, gram
mer department.; Niles White, lat assist
ant Miss NJ. q. Miles, intermediat !;
Miss q. Whitman, primary Miss Fanny
Longley, ColoTsd school.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

WILLlAAl Il. SMITH, N. d.
RES ,pEECE--No, ~, TAWecuin street
letHt.u MGshiigtDn aNcruo and Walnu
traot Office ~ scommeI GA avenue, up
4 Is,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05
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tised, because 1t Is q permanent influence
always al work in their interest.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

Com. Joshua Lewis has received q check
for sll, AZ, the proceeds Of the sales OF
apples from q single tree.
, 1874-06-04
MUSIC IN LINCOLN PART.


Toths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIM I should like to inquire when tho music
In Lincoln Park ls to commonco. Wo poor fol-
lows WHO have worked like galley y-slayes through
tho busy soason, aro now anxious for little
recroation. We hayo been ut our posts from
o'clock in tho morning till 1, 2, md oftentimes
the next morning, for the last three month";
and now In the benign humanity Of our employ
crs tho lines Of business ate less closely drawn,
and wo aro permitted to take Saturday afternoon
All an holiday. But re do not know what to do
with ourselves. Rigorous rules aud tho import
Gus sway Of some diminutiyo Diyoa lave
cruahel all sprit out Of our bodies aud reduced
uh to tho yericst anima1oula. Wo wish now
tho bost Of influences before We cnn
breathe aa men. And where cali these be
fonndf Wo cannot 80 into the country, for
our salaries will not permit such m indulgence.
10 10 sllfo, VIC may 10 into our paris on Sunday,
but then tho ln1luollce We seek is not tlero. We
tin1 tho claAa Of people tAero that TIC would
Hhun, for thoy only ro1ninl uB OF our own
poverty, and then, bosiloH, thero ia gomo g,1btlo
thing oppressive and uyerroworug in d public
park on Sunday. We roulo.nber with delight tho
exquisite pleasure afforded by an afternoon
spent at Lincoln Park labt summer, and no long
for tho time when we ohn 20 there again. This
Inspiration ono gets while surrounded by wealth
beauty, md tl1lo music ID sons rspay1uent for
hard work dono, and encouragement for tho
future. Lot uB hope the music will strike up
Immediately. An EMp1oyE,
GulcAGU, Juno J, 1874,
, 1874-06-04


After the case OF Daniel Mlnor, who was mr.
realeJ Monday, indicted Tuesday. aud tried yes
tnrlny, for tue theft OF Mira Martha Smiths rcti-
oulo containing s928, and his torn Of punsh-
mont ilxcd at ono year in the ponttontiary, with
recommendation for moroy, lad boon disposed
OF, tho verdict In the casa Of tho Pooplo against
August Behn,erer for assault and battery caino
In. Tho verdict WAS road in open court anu
found the prisoner guilty. 4 motion for now
trial h'Hl 1T arreHt OF judgment wuB made. Tho
Court thon adjourned till this morning ut 10
o'clock.
TIE roIlCE COUNTS. ..
John Moa1nll0n broke into l1B East Randolph
street Tuesday eyon,ng, but gnt little or nothing
1le was nnbled by O!licor Stewart, and Justice
l,oydon yesterday hold him In holds Of 800 to
be examined Oh tho 9TH iugt
The polIoo-dockot Of tho eoutll.Bi1o Court yos-
terday contained tho following uaarEes: Drunk,
13; dinordor1y, II, laloenY, yagrat.oy, . !, bur-
Esry 2; violation OF city ordinance iu regard to
pedalinK, !; resisting an oinuor. L; soooiylug
Etolen property, 2.
Edward hIcCabe was hold to tha Criminal Court
by ,lustlco SeuiIy yosserday, In bonds Of e700.
pharged with broaking into tho house No. I'd
hubbard stroet, occupied Ivy Otto WpbtorEolnl,
And stealing thorotron y nolt Of clothes, Oh III
tash and watch.
John Gray, living On Ohio street, noar Divis-
hn w ssnt to The uridsHeu yostasday foz
, 1874-06-04

Tuoadny in Juno, whom It will adjourn until tho
first Tt1oDtlny Iii boptotnbor, at which ttno tile
preparations for tho aoasoh Of 1674-6 will cotn-
nlonCo.
TIFF pnoronnArltEnH.
Tho Photographic Association mot 1T No. 1b8
@ e ehar aer eseena on soan az nppod o ro
tograEhy" waa road by 7. D. Hronno. Ho dis
cuHsod tho applicability Of art rules to photo
graplB, quoting from IllAkn to show tint there
could strictly la no rules In fne art, rnfoa tnak-
Ing work merely mechanical.
1lr. ID. Il. CrOBH contcnue1 that Dyory general
principle, when worked up to. was II rule, md
that without prlncp1oh nothing could bo d1iie.
Mr. 4. 11oRaler urgod that Hrtistfo tngto VIVA
essential IN toning, pose, and background OF
photographic This far Rrt rules would apply,
but, III hls view, no farther.
hfr. A. Hall rltlicucd tho idea that tho work OF
tho catnora conld DO called artistic.
After MI hour Bpent In talk, no conclusion bo-
ing rcacl,od. Mr.. droono was thanked for pre-
paring tile paper. -
Tho Committee Of Arrangements for tho
photographic Rounfon, to DO hold July II to 18
inclusive. reported that tho exposition would DO
tho t1noat bynr held In tho worlt. Nfahy arplt-
oatlons for Bpaoo had been roueyed, aomo from
abroad. Tho pioturos would 10 classified by
etatcs, 30 as to fnator rivalry. Tho hotels Ind
doubtcdly bo a succesa. Tho number Of photog-
raphors WHO aro coming would DO double TINT
over boforu ansomblod together. 1nBtcad Of n
bnnd Of music, (which mndo night hidoous and
tho day abo1ninablo," singing birds will roltovo
tho naonotohy, mid make tho Exposition Building
aitYo With song.
Tho mcottuu thon ntiournoi]
, 1874-06-04

All momboTH of the Montgomery Light Guards
will meot ut their nru,ory, C1an-na-Gaal Hall, Ut
1880 y. M, this evening.
union sabbatl,.aolool concert for the bono
fit OF the 1wonty~tifth Street Baptist Sunday
School, will bo giyon at tho Church, corner Of
Twenty-1fth street and Wentworth hvcnue, this
evening. Thoro will bo q chorus Of 200 singers
Tllero will bo literary entertainment and
soclub!o this oyoniug in tho First tIothotlist
Friacnnat Church, corner Of :Clark and Washing
tori BtroetH. All members Of tho "ArguB" nro
requested to be present.
vfaors Of tho Wo1nan's Hospital Of tho State OF
Illinois, will be held ut tho Hospital Friday, at
p. m. a full attendance il requested.
, 1874-06-04

boinG tho author l q, and onnao Of tho so:ecalod
blundcr committed ny tllo Conrlon Council.
ln nh intorsioT with Tn1nuHr rorortor yes-
torday, Judge Norton distinctly deniod having
my fool!ng on tho nnttor, although 10 ltad no
doubt tho people ol tho NInotoontl' Ward Ind
Just causo for compliant and as to tho Sta TO-
mont charging him WIN pushing through tho
ordinance 40 pronounced 1t entirely felHo. 10
allow that tho corpofat'oh Counsel was bcnt on
otboying tho ordfnal1eo, md not opposing
It, tho fact TINT no COOK on order bn-
Torn tito Court recurring those nssossod
to flo thor within olovon daya, IL con-
, 1874-06-04
TIM FULLER,

LIN l. EULAERs
Thht notorious confidence operator and Eon-
cral bwindor, Tim ". Fullor, Inns becn gottlng
himself into trouble agaln through LIS bogus
partnership advertisements, and as Il consc-
qnonco llss eilhor lad to secret himself in
tho city or leave for other parts,
as the officers conld not find linn when they
wanted him yesterday. Tim waH boforo tho
public in March Lost for swindlinga countrymaa,
named G. J. Obory, out Of e590. Ho was arrcBt-
ed and brought before tho rollco Court for OBJ
tanning money nudor falso pretenses,
but tho prosecuting witnoBs happonod to bo
In California at the time. md was unwilling to
come bnck, because ho Ind signed papor setting
forth that hc would not prosecute Fuller civilly
or crnlnnlly in consideration Of $50, which was
given back to him before hn went away.
Tho last caao against tho gray-headcd old
rascal il OF tho samo general Character. a young
tngishman, at present employed by Mr.. Will
atrcot, wont to Fullors oilico in 0rientnl Block,
Times FOR partner with $500 CAPT
tal; t;. Fuller ,s sayo ..a him glowing desorp-
mud by plausible talk finally succeeded iu getting
between 5000 aud 500 out Of him, giving as se-
ourity worthess land III tl,e vicinity Of Washing-
ton Heights. Tho young man, Of course, soon
found out that he Ind been vietimi%ed in tho
nastnoTshaip nneaa a.; aud in a the secaritios a and
at Nrat refused TO liston to him, but at iomgth
returned q snlall portion OF Tho money in casl,,
and gave q noto payable on demand
for small portion moro. In consilera-
tion of these favors the young man signed
MI agroomout not to prosecute Fuller. Tho
noto, indorsed By tho porson i'll whose namo it
svas drawn, camo into Mr.. Williams' poHscgsion,
aud he presented it for payment to tho swindler
by whom it WAS signed. Fuller refused to settle,
attemptod to snatch away the paper md
tear It up, throatonod to l,ave williams
and his friends arrested ns public nuiaanceB,
frequently went for police to hnye it dono, but
never returned either with or without thom, aud
In mnny other ways conducted himself al honest
people arc supposed to do when they find them
selvos ssorely pressed by ydoad-boatsor otherpublic
nusauccs Williams became disgusted at last,
mud yesterday consulted with 6upt. RoIn about
tho matter. Tho Chiof advised him to get out Il
warrant for FullerH arrest on tho
charge mentioned, md lie did 30,
but us before statod, he could not be
found. Tho scoundrol has bcen doing thriving
business Of ihto, and can doubtless afford to 1.-Two
outside Of tho city for q while at least. Country
people should beware Of tho advertisement
OF Fuller l. Co., Oriental Building, which
hes been in the Tine, good deal
Of Into, and is published in over 200 country
pnpcrs. Tho heud OF tho firm ia Tim Fuller.
mud as Tim Fuller is thief who las npont d
good deal Of tmo in tnil but not half az much
III he deserves, he is not safe man to do buBi-
DObs with
, 1874-06-04

since tho dey Of hls dernrt,lro, do not
entertained. The profits Of hia farm products
woro eaton up by tho cxpotlso Of raining tl,ou,,
gagtng. hla lntld.. The pruooods Of ono mortgage
boing exhausted, md thore botng no ho,n Of
rniBlng oyon THO intorest on Tint loan, Wilson
bocanle rasl, md procured sooonti 1oa ropoat-
iuE the niortgaging Of tho farm.
flo finally BoAt tho fec, gaYo i ucod, forgetting
thoroin to state tic fncumbranc1s ou tho prop
orty yot unpnid, nookotod tho proceeds, mud loft.
Accompanied BY Agnos, lttaw wifo. and two dauEi.:
t9rs 1ie aongtt ohioago ~ tlte refuge thht would
got work aa gardener under tho Bnperlntoi,d-
onco Of William Oliver at " 0racolnil," mud bo-
gan to 1abor. with tho viov, doubtless OF re-
deomlng about 81 900 worth Of negotiable paper
which represented like amount, and also to ro-
pay Tho,nas Caykill nearly. $500 he ind, as tho
soqnol showed. put In tito farmers l,atlds.
A combination Of unfortuitous circumstances
placed MIR. OliYor In possession ot somo facts
cohnoctc.l with his oaroor IN Michigan. md hc
addrcsand a lottor to M acquaintance In TINT
stato nsking information concerning thoBo ro-
portH. Wilson's whereabouts roachod tho cars
OF Cayklll. That inj jutctl person carlo 1orc In
tont upon recovering tho funds to olanod % Ills
OWL. 1!o is very modest Drlton, evidently
youthful. md, possibly, inexperienced. Ho ar-
rived In Chicago 1ast' Frilay. md pasaed tho
interval until Monday night in porfoctlng
his plan Of operations At tint ttn1o llo made q
noighhory cail OIL Ills dobtor, but hlg reception
waa not oaluulatod to inspire him With conf
tlenco III tflo unotfonsfve disposition OF Wilson.
Ho alleges TINT Wilson WAS only prevented from
mnasscroi,ng him by tho physical strength OF t4o
foreo Oft Of tho prostrato form OF Caykil, md
ooa1od their fathor to postpone tho bloody dood
until Tuesday morning, meantime confirming
him in coa.collar. Ho was, however, released
by tho opportuno arrival OF two policemen, and
hin loaao Of lfo oxtonded indefinitely. Yostor-
day Marshal Dalch, oil tho way from KnlnmnZoo,
interviewed him, md Wilson agreed to return to
tho scono Of hts populations. Whi1o on route to
the cars, II suddenly occurred to him that ho
davuithimsolf Of tho lcgalahs of lawyor
named Marks, and leaving the Marahal ho wont
to that individuals Office on North Clark street.
So thoroughly convinced waa ho at tho interview
TINT no roraody existed by wl,icl, he could bo
forced into settlement, TINT ho decided not to
return with Bach. Tho services OF Detectives
Mcdorgic and Morgan wore procured, and VIII
som witt, hia wife and baby, occupied quarters
at tho Central last night. uo will GROSS tho line
M soon as papers authorizing It Gnu bo procured
from Springfield, md until thou ho will roceiyo
hia frionds ut tho Clty-lIal
, 1874-06-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PROT. PATTON AT ST. LOUIS.

PROF. PATTON AT ST. LOUIS.
Whom prof. ratton and John F0rsytho, Esq,
roaohcd 81. LoaiH, aud began I'd circulate htnong
tho delegates to tho Gonorhl Assembly, Tho
nombetB Of tho Chtoago prcal,ytory who had
voted to acquit rrof. Swing put tllor loads TO-
gother, and concluded that tho two gentlemen
natnod woro thoro for tho purpose Of lobbying
ngai1lBt tho confirmation OF tho Rnv. Or. Pit
terson Oh Professor In tho Presbyterian Thoo-
logical Seminary Of the Northwest. Tho sum-
muning Of tho Ror. Mr.. Young, who voted
for conviction, boforo tho Committee on SOM
lnaroB, was regarded aB suspicious cir
ctlmstunco, and gavo rlso to r,,nor That
thirtoon Of tho flftccn who voted "guilty wore
using their influence agaiust Dr.. Patterson.
found upon lnqairy TINT thero wcre but throo OF
the flftoon In 1T. Louis and that Nj. Yonng had
furnished Information about tho DanYilo, Ky,
Seminary. OF which ho IL q grraduato.
The BuspicIpns entertained wero also proved
RroundtcBn by Atr. ForBytho, who showed that
Prof. Patton and himself Were doing NIL they
could to prevont tho Assembly from entertaining
amotion to veto tho appointment, which Mr:
Clio Seminary, Ind conourred In. Prof. Patton
was IN Attendance for tl1o sole purpose of seeing
t'o prominent Now School mon from tho Enat,
and assuring. them that tho issue bo:
te twe0a asn hse ro,bserv 9a RS , noIS%g sSTng 6a d
Ever to 10 with tho rotations Of tlo Now
Bcl,ool to tho Old Bcl,ool, or yico vcraa.
When tho reunion Of tho Old md Now School
bodies wns effected, tho Old School aominariea
Assembly, and those Of tho Now School woro
governed by their respective Board OF Diroctors
md tho Unttcd Assembly recommended to tho
Old School Summaries Tint thny organized under
could oloct their Professors, subject to tho voto
OF tho General Assembly, which ,yna 10 net uDO}1
, 1874-06-04

PERSONAL.


II Ia Htntod that Mr.. Trnno Witkio, for many
yearn ono Of tho editors Of tho Times, Inns givon
up hia position thoro, and is going out Wost to
nuporintond q silver mine In Which lo Ia inter.
Dated.
The John Traynor who appeared in Justice
Boylon'a Court day before yesterday III state
Of into1loa.on md ast1od to be fl.,ed ,nnst not
DO oonfoundel with John Traynor, tho "original
lorso-shoor," an old, woll-kuown, and Hobor
etizdn,
DR.. John III. Woodworth Supervising Surgeon
United statos Marine Hospital aorytco. reached
this city yesterday morning from Washington,
and loft laBt night to attend tho American Modi-
cal ABeociation now In soBsion ut Detroit.
DR.. John N. Poguo Of tho MCGOWAN Manu-
facturing Company, Ia III tho city, perfocting nr-
rangemontB for tho establishment Of branch
house in Chicago.
FATHER TERRY.
There aro no now devoopmonts in tho rela-
tious existing botwoon Bishop Foley and tho
nov. r. A. Terry. Tho telegram sent by tho
latter from Ottawa WAS simply M acknowlodg-
mont that ho .' would quietly submit to to
ef m racopt 'ln eeno in rht the promss mstSs
Roman Catholic clergymon md laymen Of tho
city, who wero approached by 4 TRIBUNE report
or yesterday, assorted TINT they know nothing Of
what was doing or about to he done In tho nf-
twoon the bishop and Fathor TORY. No otho-
poraon had my jurigdiotion in the business.
Tho discipline OF the Roman Church, al In
woll known, docs not admit Of public trial, aud,
II Father Terry iB considered in bad standing BY
tho bishop, that enda tho argument. leaving tho
deposoa Clergyman the kpowor Of appealing to
tho Popo, should ho feol diBpohcd to do So.
Tho general feeling Of tile Catholic community
appears to be thai Fathor Terry, although all OK:
emplnry Clergyman, was somewhat uugunrdod
u tim ntvln n hiH GfHnnt1ran h1f1tnunth mi n
, 1874-06-04

H00LEY'S THEATRE,
GRAND OPENING OF rtrR SUMMER BEAsoN1
n Great Tswo1at1
Tirst appearance In this oily Of tho world -faruous
FIfTn-AV. THEATRE COMPANY,
n Il cnttoty and undor tho porsoat supervision o III
eminent proprietor manager, md anthnr,
All the .groat spuoinltfcs Of tho FIFTH AVENUE
THEATRE will bu prndueed In rapid succession.
MondAy, Tucsdny, and Saturday mntinan, june I, Q,
md 13,
DTVGD.ES.CES3
Wednesday, Thursday, and gatur,iny ovon,nHr,
NE "a M mid w r En ID
Erdny owning,
LoNDoNT RANCE-
B0T 6llUDt
, 1874-06-04

M coon ns papers authorizing It Gnu DO procured
| from Springfield, md until then ho will roceiyo
hia frionds ut tho Clty-l1all.
! THE CITY HALL.
Tho Water Collector received yesterday s4,527
| as wator-rontH.
Tho Council Committee on Railroads will meet
in tho City Clerks office Saturday ut o'clock
| to consider references.
Tho City Collector yesterday rocoiycd for un-
paid ta1cs tho sum Of $4,000, aud S100 from
tho Issuing Of lieousos.
| Tho Board Of Health yesterday made applicn-
fion to tho Board Of Police for two special po-
1icomon.
| IIc who tolls for the city will bo ro,nunoratcd
to-day by the City Treasurer for soryicea rom
| derod the pnst month.
The Donrd OF Education yesterday received
Payment for large trncto land recently sold by
| them, mud Htuatod noar tho 6larpslootors'
Park.
Cty-Attornoy Jameson was Yesterday con-
! fined to Ills room by ineas and unable to at
| tend to his dntios. 1Io will most likely be un-
able to present hiH Htatomont TO tho Judiciary
Committee this aftornoon.
Tho Doarl Of Public Works yoator1ay awarded
q contract to Coo 1t Walkor for paving tho intor-
sections of Wost Fourteenth street, nrd to Will
ia1n doggin for paving the Intersections oil Poo
ria street, AMI on Fifth nvonue, botwoon wash
ington and Randolph streots.
Most Of tho city olficials wore ut the ball-
aront noet;n, ~ t,ofs ; mo @
ro.oinrm of1,cn ratting rotr,,a srn tl,o .,,tn,,
oyor tile metropolitan wire.
The various departments Of tho City Goverr.
ment woro yesterday notified to prepare, in m
din ink, lists Of their officers and other matters
or interest, to be placou In tho cornerstone OF
the Governmons Building.
City. Comptroller Hayes yostcrday returned from
nee attending to Ms mnny Duties that have been
accumulatlnE during llB abao,lco. Ho roports
ny mission as haying "! peon entirely RuocoBsfuls
hna ooos nos AooA 4'Ao resegnloG'
Commissioner THOMPSON asked the Cprnora-
tton Attorney for decision of tho question ns
to tic exnnd{euoy OF gettnc eaiilo TIN nnyt,ent
by tho ciy Of tic cost OF tayng stroot.crusgi,,rs
in cases wlero tho sanle arepaYod BY prlyato
m.. 7,, oo,x,,.,o =, ,
Inc flaanoe C9nmEteo wore ongaEca NJ day
yeaaoIaaX WIN ;ne ntayot asa commissioner
ttons Of tie Hnarl Of Public Works. ThoWy W ovi-
| IDENTIFY intond to denriyo tho Conncil of M much
aetion an possible on this yory important mattor.
''''
commissioner Snoridnn ahyH tue adyioe given
ealsof1al'y TO tho noard OF Polsca by tho Times
very gooa IN iIaolt Dut = las tl'o drawDack Or
pong 1onr years ola: wien no ilfat wolit INT Q
nnye n Blnce neon carried out, thas ne Ttn.es now
lnlnk5 should DO lntEoanceu into TUG Police and
! firo departments TO render tho'n directive.
:. lilo Police and Fire Commissioners hare for
new s IRE re.ongine e TLe proiuo, tloush va an &C Old
QUO, is now in h tlro-onginc, aud s ainnly to an
ply tho powor Of tile etoam directly on tho water.
b. tllis moans, complication Of ,naoi,inery viii