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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

TEE THApDKUs STBvKNs EsrATB.-A tele-
gram from Lancaster, Pa, says: CATER num-
erous delays the executors OF Hob. Thaddeus
Stevens have at length been ordered to file
the court yesterday morning ordered two Of the
executors, Hon. u. j. Dickey and Hon. A. e.
Roberts, Of this city, to file an account before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

NATIONAL BANK GONE UP.-The Con-
troller of the Currency to-day received notitca-
ton that the Second National bank of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, with capital of 800, 900, would
go into voluntary liquidation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

CoNTRACTIoN.-Upt TO this date the amount OF
circulation Withdrawn by the deposit of legal
tenders Is greater than the amount issued since
the passage of the rev loan by about one mil
Lon dollars, thus working the contraction OF
the currency TO that extent. A majority OF the
banks thus Withdrawing their circulation are
located in the South and West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION will be held
on the 18th instant to I'LL vacancy Of principal
bOokkeeper in the Office OF the United States
Treasurer; also. one on the Goth instant to fill
one vacancy of class four and three of class
three in the same office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

ECONOMY AT TBK NAVY YARps.-By dIrec-
rsction Of the Secretary of the Navy the Office OF
executive offer OF the navy yards is abolished By
direction of the Secretary the departments o.
ordnance and navigation at the various navy
yards will be consolidated under one officer
from and after the first OF October next, after
which date TIE Office of inspector OF machinery
atOat at various stations will also be abolished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

THE JAPANEsR RAID ON FoaMosA.-Late
Official dispatches from the Asiatic station,
dated in July, report that the Japanese still
maintain their occupation OF a portion of the
island Of FOrmOsa, notwithstanding they had
been ordered by the authorities to retire from
Chlnese soil. II was thought that should japan
fail 10 withdraw her forces within a reasonable
time China would take measures to enforce her
TO DO so. Ii Was the impression OF many we'll
informed parties that should hostilities be re-
sorted to they would scarcely extend beyond
Formosa, while others were apprehensiye that
general war might take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

MARRIED IN PARIs.-Mrs. VIM. Ward Cut
Ter, second daughter of the late Allen A Hall
formerly Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
was married in Paris on the 9Th of June Il
Monsieur Albert JOsser. judge Of the Court O.
St Armand AlgeTie. The marriage ceremony
which was quite brilliant one, and attended
by large number OF Americans present IN
Paris, took place at the Cathedral of st. An
tome des QuinZe Vingte. Grand mass on the
occasion lasted over an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

TIE FOLLOWING BIDS Tor wrought and cast
iron work for the library of the new State de-
partment have been opened by Mr.. Mullet, su-
pervising architect OF the Treasury: Jos. Hall
X Co., SSS $50; Bartlett, Robbins & Co., SOS, 4I3;
heuvalman, Haven & Co., so, 2i3.31; Philadel-
phia Architectural Iron Co., sos, 1866; Archi.
tectural Iron Works, New York, S91, PA; G. ID.
Rankins & Co., $4,000; Asa Snyder & Co.,
So, Az. The award was made to the last named
The firm is from Richmond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

The STAMPED ENVELOPE CoyTRACT.-The
contract for supplying the Post Office depart
melt with stamped envelopes and newspaper
wrappers has not yet been awarded. Postmaster
General Marshall has the bids under considera-
uoD- AS has been before stated the Morgan
envelope company is the lowest bidder, but
there IS serious infOrInality in their bid which
viii possibly deprive them of the contract, and
give 1t 10 George Il. Reay, OF New York, the
next lowest bidder -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

me NLAiMe.-1 eSlerQay was the
last day for taking appeals from the Court of
Claims to the Supreme Court, and the clerk of
the former court has commenced his annual re
port to Congress, based upon which appropria-
tons for payment OF Judgments Is made. The
number OF appeals this year are less than usual
because most of the points growing out of the
war ard arising under the captured and absn
coned property act have been decided at forme
terms. The most important case appealed Is tina
Of Alexander Collie, an English subject, who's
claim for cotton purchased from the confederat,
government, which Was seized at Savannah
presents POINTS never before decided. This
Judgment for over s95O,O0o is the largest ever
awarded by the Court Of Claims. Judge Mott,
who dissented from the opinion of the court
held that the claimant was formerly under tn
section of law which requires, whether citizen
or not. that q claimant ''shall not have volunta-
rilv aided, abetted or given encouragement to
rebellion against the government" and that as
II Vas admitted that Collie was engaged in
blockade running, and that his business was
conducted sureptitiously and contrary to the
PUBIC POLICY Of the country, rs was In reality O
smGesier, and not having gained possession OF
the goods In question, Of which his claim to
oEnership was obtained by this Illicit traffic he
could not recover through this court, and must
proceed Tor redress under article II OF the tire
of Washington The Law Officers of the govern
nent sre confident Of reversing the decision Of
Tie Court Of Claims In this case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

The NEw LIFE SAVING STATIoNs.-Captain
John McGowan, of the revenue marine service,
and f. ". Clark, ST., of the Treasury depart
ment, leave here to-day for the purpose of select
ing sites on the Atlantic coast for the new life
saving stations authorized by the act OF Congress
OF June 10th, 1874. These stations are to be To-
Gated in the vicinity of the following places
Cape Henlopen and Indian Head, Delaware;
Green River Inlet, Maryland; Chincotesgue,
Watchaprague Inlet, Hog Island, Sandy Shoal
Island, and Smiths Island, Virginia. Upon the
completion Of this report, proposals will be re-
ceiyed for the erection OF the stations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

Notice.-Part;es having pledges at Harris
Loan Otfice, upon which interest is due. are re.
quested 10 call and pay same on or before MON.
DAY. the twenty.sxth Instant. otherwise they
will be sold. By order. J.HART.
Jazz st Maoaoer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

I THE BrRNs FESTIVAL LAST NfGHr.-Oid
ScOtias bard lives In the memory Of many
| q kind heart far from the land OF cakes,
even here in New Orleans, place so very
different from anything known in Scotland
Here are located number OF admirers OF
the great poet and on the event of the an
niversary do not fail 20 celebrate the Oc.
casion in q becoming manner. Last night
about 200 gentlemen assembled in the
United States restaurant. where banquet
had been prepared. On invitation Of Mr..
Duncan Sinclair, president of st. Andrews
Society, the company took seats and began
TO pay attention to the board.
When wine came on the first toast was
1.-THE Queen" by the president. followed by
the president of the United States." with
the national anthem and HAL Columbia"
The "Memory Of Burns" was responded TO
by Mr.. II. n. Ogden. A recitation by Mr..
Delaney was well received.
The poets and poetry Of Scotland brought
Mr.. d. X. Whitaker to the floor to respond.
When the song the Land o. Cakes was
sung, DR.. James Turner made an appro.
pirate response. The president gave THE
land We live ill.," followed by Mr.. p. Pat.
tefson. who gave 1.-The commercial interests
of New Orleans" DR.. Burns offered ''St.
Andrews Society,"" "Our sister societies
was responded TO by Messrs. J. McPhelin
and d. N. Mcdonald. Among the toasts
were ''Our honorary members ''Oug new
members the ladies, the press, etc.
The best OF feeling prevailed, and the
participants enjoyed themselves as they
should. The supper was as luxurious as
could be made, and the Scotch whisky punch
was superb. The committee of arrange.
ments gained much praise: Messrs. Alex.
ander Hay. John Mcintosh. I. =. McDayitt,
James Turner, K. 7. HAY.
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JAG 20 ~ fei
United states vs.. steamer Royal George.

IN The CNITE9s STATES DISTRICT COURT.
IL District OF Louisiana. No. .3}9 In obedience
10 AZ admiralty warrant, to me directed in above
entitled suit. have seized and taken snto my pos.
THE STEAMER ROYAL GEORGE her boats.
tackle etc. now libecd tv the United states Tor
the causes set forth the libel now peit!pg ia the
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish III. c.nar .,
owners thereof. and ali and every person or per
s0ns having OF pretending TO have any ri.1: little
or interest i'll or 10 the same t. be- ana appear at
district court of the United States for she district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on the first Monday of February, 10 show cause ii
any they have can, whv the sad steamer her
boats, etc. should not be condemned and sold
agreeab'v to the PRAYER of lib liant.
United States Marshal office, New Orleans Jan.
uary y, 1874. : B. PACKARD,
40 20 p fes limited States ,arsh,s
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT II ACCORD.
~ ance with a resolution adopted on the sew
euth day OF January. 1874 will, after ten days
notice IN The official journal of Carroton, and the
New Orleans Times and Republican, adiuticate to
the lowest bidder, on "WEDNESDAY, January g.
1874 at II A. NJ. at the Council Hall of Carroliton
the contract for Smelling Green street. from Car
roiIton avenur to Adam strt ct, in accordance with
specifications of the CITY Surveyor. approved by
the Mayor and streets and Landings Committee to
be on ne III ! he Controllers office on or before the
day OF sale. The said work to be paid for ia &C.
coTdance with the provisions of the city charter
OF tarro.l.on. The adiudication suhjec. to the
Apr va az &c jpetiJn of the Counci.
il II I'd &. BRIttE. Mayor of 'a-rHI'-oD
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Supreme Court Of tie United states.

in the Snpreme Court OF the United
States Oh the twentieth instant. the follow.
ing proceedings were mad:
No. %. Miltenberger &c Go. IS. Cook.
Error to the District Court of Louisiana,
In this case the court sustains .iugdment
against the plaintiffs in error. upon their
acceptanc. Of drafts drawn npon them by a
firm in the Interior Of Louisiana, for she
payment of the tax on cotton. which, as
collector Of Internal revenue. Cook had
agreed to receive, the court .holding that
they were liable on their agreement to &C.
cept the paper drawn for the amount OF
revenue tax on cotton shipped to them. Nj.
Justice Swayne delivered the opinion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

steamboat Royal George, her tackle, etc.
y THE UNITED STATES DISTRICr COURT DIS.
l. trict of Louisiana, No. 10 33l.-En obedience to
an admiralty warrant to me directed i'll the above
entitled SUIT haze seized and taken into nv pos.
session
TIE WRECK or THE STEAMBOAT ROYAL
GEORGE, her tackle, apparel and furniture. ct g.
how Hbeled by Samuel Stewart ct al. for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending in she
District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish tse ewne. or
owners tberet and all and every person or persons
having. or pretending to have, any right tide OF
interest in or TO the same. to he AMI appear a. a
District Court OF the Emitted States. for the district
a!or. said. 10 bs holden at the city of New Orleans
OF. the arst Monday OF February TO show cause if
any they have or can ~by the said wreck should
not be condemned, and be cola asre.ably 20 III.
prayer Of hbeauts.
United states Mars!...s Office. New Oriesns,
January ). 1874.
s. =. PACKARD.
.a6 90 2: ie? rrited States Ma aha,
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hereafter. of course, barrel house bum
mers always keep every promise made.

NEARLY CRUSHED TO DEATH. Mary
Bennett last evening came near losing her
life by being run down by one of the dunn
my engines, on the railroad, at the corner
of st. Charles and Washington streets, Car
rollton. One of her feet was mangled, and
her body badly bruised, but a physician,
who attended on her, thinks that the inju-
ries are not really serious. How the nnfor-
tunate circumstance came about is not
clearly known.
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William Greenwood VS., ship Florence
Alton.

William Greenwood VS.. ship Florence
Alton.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DIS.
ivicf of Louisiana. No. 10 33e.--I obedience 10
an admiralty warrant. to me directed in IN. above.
entitled suit have seized and taken into my pos.
session.
THE SHIP FLORENCE ALTON Yoa. iibeiei Nv
William Greenwood. for the causes se' forth in the.
United States.
And do hereby cite and a,imcns'. III owner or
owners thereof. and al! and every person or per.
sons !a'inS or pretending TO have any right. title
or interest IN or to the same. 10 BE- and appear at
Ustlc. Court o! the United States. for the district
aforesaid. TO be aolden at the city or New Orleans.
on the first Monday of February TO show cause. ii
any they have CT can. why the SAL: chip Flor. nee
Alton should not be condemned and sold gree ably
TO the PRAYER of lioelant.
United States u svs!l as e &C. New Orleans I.a.
uary .. 1874.
S. =. PACKARD,
'al' ~ =. lfs United States Na..hfs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

MAYORS OFFICE,
Council Hall, )
City of Carrolltor, January 9, 1874
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD.
~ ance with an ordinance adopted by the Mayer
and Council on the seventh day of January. 1874,
will. after ten days notice in the official Journal
the New Orleans Times ard the Republican, adj.
Judicate to the lowest bidder. on TUESDAY. Jan
usry p. 1874. at ID A. NJ, at the Council Hall of
Carroliton, the contract for paving the following
streets to wit
On Hillary street. northwest side. from Lesee to
ZImpe street.
On Adams street. northwest side. iron, St.
Charles to Plum street
On Burdette street. northwest side. from Ievee
to Plum street.
On Burthe street., from Leonidas stree, TO Canal
avenue, on the north side. aud from Canal avenue
TO Lower inc street. on the south side.
On LeOnidss street. northwest side, from levee
TO Zmple street.
:, On Monroe street. northwest side. from Ievee to
Fourth street.
', On Mary street. nor:hwes. side. from Lsvee &c
Fourth street.
On zimple street. nor.h*ss: side. from Monroe
TO LeOnidas street
Said paving to be done and paid for in accord.
ance with specifications of the Survey or filed with
the Controller January 81. 1873, and amended bv
resolution OF the Mayor and Council January :.
1874 Adjudication subject t. the approya! OF -.
lection OF the Council.
jail I'd L. G, BRtCE Msyo~
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NOTICE.

TREASURY HrrAsrssS:
bllc. a. the CONTROLLER OF .he Currency,
Washington October %. 1877: }
t|rT!CR * HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI PERSONS
~ WHO ma. have claims against the New orleans
National Banking Association. of New Orleans
Louisiana. that :hey called upon to present
the same and 70 make legal proof 10 John Cock.
rens receiver. ~ the office of said bank at No. IL
Caro.!deies sweet. Sew Orleans. Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
soiG 81, Controller of m. C1r,.r.v
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SPECIAL, NOTICES,

Office Firemen's Charitable Associa.
ton, New Orleans. January 26, 1874 Board of Dele
gates special meeting WEDNESDAY,. January 2S
1874, at P. NJ in the hall of Louisiana Hose Com.
pany corner of CarOndelet and PerdidO Streets
Bv order of the President
ia27 C. G. FLANAGAN Serretarv
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Frederick Chatorg Us. .tenmhont s.oxsr.

Frederick ChafHrg vs.. Steamboat Cover.
iIor Allen, her tackle etc.
IN TIN. UNITED STATES DISTRICT Cornr.
Il District OF Louisiana, No. I0,32l.-.in Obedience
to aD admiralty warrant. to me directed IN th.
above e"tiiisd suit. have seize: and sak.n into
nav posse. si0n-.
TIL. STEAMBOAT GOVERNOR ALIEN, h.r
tackle. apparel, etc. now lbeled bv Frederick
ChatGIlS, toy the causes SET forth in the libel
pendn. IN the District Court of she United states.
AID do hereby cite and admonislI the owner or
owners thereof and all or every person persons
having or pretending TO have any right, TT in.
ierest IN or TO the same. to be and appear at a
district court of the United Uates. for the district
aforesaid. 30 be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the first Monday Of February. 1874. to show
cause. if anythey have can WHY the said steam.
boat should not be condemned. and sold agIeeab bly,
to the prayer Of hbeane
United states N.rshavs Office, .e'r Orleans
JannsTy 1884.
s. 3. PACKARD,
fac 90 - iai rr;fed States Marshal
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N0tice.-New Orleans Mutual Insurance ksso.
citation. New Orleans, December n, IS.3.-In ac.
cordauce With the Recommendation contained in
the report OF the Committee of Investigation and
accepted by stockholders at meeting held on the
twelfth OF December instant. and subject to yatii.
vote upon contemplated amendments to the char.
ter. notice IS hereby given that premiums Of in.
siIrance policies effected in this association on
and after the FIRST OF JANUARY. 1874 vii. be
due and payable at the end of each month. less
httetn Per cent rebate on fire. ryer rail.
road and marine risks. ard twenty per cent
on marine cotton risks. TO all insurers IN.
ending stockholders, without forfei. by the after
OF Their claim TO any further par Anticipation in the
profits Of the association in the proportion OF th,r
earned premiums at the close OF each tsc ii year
ending On the thirty first of December.
NJ. MUSsON. President. :
IT, LASAr9, Secretary. de3l Ira
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PETITION.
SEw ORLEANS. January Il. 4

NEW ORLEANS. January Il, 1874.
yFNO THE HONORABLE MAYOR. aDMINISTRA.
Il tor OF improvements and Council of the city
OF New Orlnane-Gentlemen-The undersigned
real estate owners on the north 81 .e of Ninth
street, between Magazine and Camp streets re-
spectfuily petition your honorable body to have
brick banquettes and stone curbing placed in front
OF properties within the above mentioned bound
aries, in accordance with the provisions % the
amended city charter.
Very respectfully.
John All. 81 feet Inches fron. on E'nti. street:
John SsheIiang. SO feet front on Ninth street,
NSss G1n4y0u. 20 fee: front OLA Ninth street.
IMPAIRMENT or IMPROVEMENTS
New orleans. January Is, 49, !
Ice9i!fv sH69 she above is true copy from the
original peJition now on file in this Office.
ial1 II 81 fl JAMES LhWTS Administration
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

OEAfH BY HEART DrsEAsE.-Last even.
! ing the coroner was called on to hold an in
quest at No. 56 Gasquet street. 1t proved
to be Mr.. Titus Won Fernow, gentleman
once well known in the Customhouse.
Death was caused by heart disease. De.
ceased was a man of uncommon education
and excellent capacity, and had many
friends in New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
The play will be repeated until further
The0peraA

The performance last night Of LAfri-
caine" was an event to be looked back to
with pleasure by all those who attended.
The hour was SO late when the performance
concluded that we only have space and
time for few words of admiration and IN
qualified praise. We venture to say that
never before has New Orleans seen and
heard so great a Nelusho. The other char
acters. too, were performed in manner
worthy to support the great baritone. The
piece itself is put on with the greatest care.
In word. .'L'Africaipe' may be called the
success of the season.
Tonight the comic oDera lie File de
Mime. Augot' will be played, preceded by
the comedy in one act lie Cheveu Blanc"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
MAYORS OFricT, :,
council Hall.
(sar.nS>Ynr

MAYORS OFrlcx,
council Hall.
C:'y o. CarroIitor, La, January 9, 1874
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD.
~ ance with an ordinance adopted by the Mayor
and Council on the seventh day of January 1874 I
WILL after ten days notice in the official journal of
Ca1Tolltcn. the New Orleans Times and RI publican
adludlcate to the lowest bidder. Oh TUESDAY.
January u. 1874 at II A. NJ at the Connci; Hall Of
Carrollton. the contract for cugbins the following
streets. to wit:
On Burthe strea.. both sides. from Leoniias 70
LOWerilne street.
On Burcette street. both sides. from Levec to
Plum street.
., On Hillary street. both slider. from Levee to
Zimpie street.
ON Leondas street. both sides. from Leyes to
Fifth street.
Work to be Done and paid for as per specifications
of the City SURVEY or. filed in the Controller. Office
January. 81. 1873. Adjudication subject to the
Approval " r. lection of the Council.
jail I'd A. G. BRICF Mavnr
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
Philip Brady vs.. Steamboat Governor Al

Z 11T0Uy I1OTGrNOr ATe
len.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
District of Louisiana, No. I0,3la-In obedience
to an admiralty warranty, to me- directed in the
above entitled suit. have seized and taken into
my possession
THE STEAMBOAT GOVERNOR ALLEN. ne,
tactle. APPAREL etc. now lI5elrd by Philip Brady.
the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOuish the owner Sr
owners thereof and all aud every person or persons
having, or pretending to have. any right. title o.
interest IN or TO the same, TO be and appear at :,
District Court OF the United States. for the district
aforesaid to he holden at the city of New Orleans
on the first Monday Of February. 1874. 20 show
cause. il any they have why the said steam.
ably TO the prayer OF iibelant.
United States MarshA.s Office. New Orleans
January 5. 1874.
JAG 20 ?. fei United mates Marsha.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

NISrTr TWO OUT OF BARREL H.t<c..-
Early yesterday morning the house Of John
s'owen Elephant Johnny, No. % Delta
street, between Poydras and Lafayette
streets, was about as lively as the most
eoracious peeler could ask. One hundred
queer specimens of male humanity got SO
ultimately mixed up that even their motho
srs in-law wouldn't know them in case OF
iamiiy disturbance. They howled and
scratched so vigorously that the policemen
in that section must have thought that time
was ended for a fact. Corporal Clermont
and Officer Hale undertook to quell the dis
surbance. and only succeeded in arresting
ninety-two of the mob, marching them to
the first precinct stationhouse. The COM
pany, none of them being over forty years
old. was introduced to Judge Gernon who
intended to fine each one, but somebody
interceded for them, and they were per
.ait.ed to depart, on promising to behave
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

FALSE FIRE ALARMs.-There are certain
Boxes Nos. "A, III and 65, which have be.
come somewhat notorious tor their falsity.
IL seems that malicious persons possess
keys for these boxes and occasionally graf.
;fy' their insanity by turning in false alarms.
The operators in the City Hall are slow to
respond when called by these numbers, for
shey are generally quite certain that they
will cause the machines to roll unnecessa-
tily. Were new locks placed on these
boxes il would probably do some good.
Indeed. there are many duplicate keys
Boxes had new locks and keys We would
So: Lsas 60 many false alarms.