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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
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Iy Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits Mental 4
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&c.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
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that the awful consequences Of Self Abuse mar
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

IVA real estate owner, having let all
OF his houses but one. was asked If that
unlet house was his last. Eyes, last but
not leased" was his reply.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

Fan angry teacher was whipping a
pupil. and having prolonged the exer-
else far beyond the bounds of modera-
ton, the boy looked up, and calmly
said. Come, sir, you must be tired, let
take a rest" and he wrested the whip
from the teachers hand.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

Guess your eyes are bad" replied a
Dubuque traveller when told that his
collar was soiled; "why, bless you mis-
ter, l haven't worn that collar but two
weeks"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

WPerpetual motion has been dis
covered-in the tongue of an insurance
agent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

philosophers say that shutting the
eyes makes the hearing more acute
Perhaps this is the reason some people
close theirs in church during the preach.
ing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
MuLLINss ExOTEL.
: Mooreheld. West Va.
JOHN WILSON, Proprietor.

TNHE undessigned having purchased the GOOD
Il will and fixtures OF MULLINS BOTFT
takes this method OF iutcruios HE friends ara
commodate the public in . manner which can.
not All TO please. ssHrlo 3.l4 9fff - :
l, "A <irst Class Hotel, having all the modem
improvements, and 10 fdrnished throug bout win
now and spisndie farsitArs.l Ths TABLE is al.
Says supplied with the hsst, the market affords.
and ooligirg ssrsan,s always 90 hand to secure
comfort to guests. !,
~ TERxs MopkxArs. a ie eas
= JOHN WILSON.
Moorc6eld, JunA9<2S7ts 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28
A Fortune for 81!
Positively the Last Postponement.
NOW is YOUR TIME.
Dame Fortune helps those who help themselves.
LEGALLY AUTHORIZED.

Texas Gift Concert Association,
in Aid Of Public Improvements in the City CT
penison, Texas,
WILL GIVE GRAND CONCERT
Monday. Moy 3Ist. 1878.
And will Distribute 10 the Ticket Holders
&S6O.OOO IN GIFTS.
The Concert and distribution Of Gifts
guaranteed to POSITIVELY take place
on the above date or the
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
1st Capital Gift, $4,000
"a Capltal Gilt, ..-......... $4,000
3D. Capltal Gilt, ....-....... $4,000
4th Capital Gift, ......... 10000
Besides Gift, in proportion amounting in all to
$780, 900.
Distribution to commence Immediately after the
Concert.
AGENTS WANTED!
Liberal Commissions 10 Re,ponsiJle Agents.
CLUBS.
Clubs can be organized in locali tiee where we
have no local agent, aud a prorata division Of
gifts drawn can be made Send for srecial rates
TO Clubs
HOW TO REMIT TO US.
Money sent at our risk when sen. by POST
Office money order, draft, express, or registered
letter.
S$ Orders for tickets sent direct 10 us
promptly filled -a9
Address US for circulars giving references,
manner OF drawing, full particulars, etc.
Address NIL orders for tickets. communities
uons aud make all remittances of money to
A. II. COLLINS, Sec'y.,
April 3, 1875. penison. Texas.
N. b. Orders for tickets amounting TO S. or
sover eni G. o. D., per express
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

l@7"Ihat carpet said a dealer to an
old farmer the other day, that carpet
is Sl35 per yard but seeing it's You.
you can have il FOR Sl.2o." while he
was cutting il of the farmer proudly
said to his wife II never met him be.
fore, but you SEQ ne takes me for some
big man. Now, then, Marian. see what
it IS to have a husband who looks
smartish ~
- The saying Excuse haste aud a
bad pen has been attributed 20 a pig
Who ron away from home.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

IVA little boy asked lady friend
Of his mothers who made her teeth
She replied, God" well" remarked
the young hopeful, Or Freeman made
mothers. and they beat yours by a
great sight"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

Hi, Bill, there's your father"
Great snakes p whispers Bill, and he
goes over the fence like flash grabs the
AK and during the next two minutes he
strikes two hundred blows per minute
He gets into the house ahead Of his f..
ther, and us he drops the wood he says :
Mother, the boys were just n sayin'
that HAD the handsomcst and best and
coolest mother on Lacrosse street, and
/ want to kiss your'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

EW"Why are You crying So my
child?" inquired mamma of her grown.
mp daughter Because Miss B gave
me slap in the face" "And did you
not return it?" mol gave her one first"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-05-28

THE Boy on LACROSSE STREET.
When Lacrosse, street boy, the De-
troit Free Press says, is playing shop
scotch on the walk, and his mother
comes to the door and asks him to split
some wood, he replies that he will be a.
long in just one minute. At the end of
ten minutes she opens the door and
, 1875-10-08
NEW SUITS AND JUDGMENTS.

UAlIED STATES COUNTS.
Tho yo,tbwcstern Mutual I.jf. lnaurnncc con,-
pany filed bill against James q. and Hasvey
". Brown to f0reelyBe 8 mortgage for eco zoo Oh
III, ,,,rtt, ~ far ~ {to .n,,h ~. fa., =, -
Wv Ast1u - toet " tae boa'n VI leet ot Lot
o. Block 59 III tho original town Of Chicago, aud
nri,Inni tnyn ri f.htcavo ~ - o
'''S'1"' W." .. ~ ot,.eatiU.
! hui1"l9N COURT N HH1EP.
uetan v 01iasa tiaftol! oegat suit IN treaphsH
Tho City Of Chicago hI.il pet,.,oy, to baye IA.
cefte,uel Tic ds,uaces far wtleu,nr tho nluy
through NIock III; In Sshooi Suction h.jiion @'
rno Fourth Sattoua iIa1k Of f;lino" Is.,.n an ,c.
ana sio tasss H. S II 'ai Maa a osans' b. Albert
A"N ~A1&'e' - '*'rsu a.snc,,r e,,,nr
s,nnc, r wotor siS,t a ,aiI .',,in,. n ,v,,s,.-
rman Tnotix =, sn H. i,nt n g T. y. "eDacr
y sistr na ss1a ap we,d An sna J"'s
ie S,n tsAns'9 ta ~ kao"h " % ~ L@. n blosk df :ho
H. .itl H. aaind W In, nr"4a: s a M 'hs
ayo tse d to s Hce ths soraet t4a III s
Tns t;W,s,a, w,a ,av npsed I'll LILO e'es
c -, IN 81 Ga ~ Az d. ~ srr
m. fe ..,o fstir,x n,ar 'e ,,i1na tl
JUDGEMENTS. .. .....
s,,. listed sfaTIs GihsrtF C9GnT-1upnr bLopGErr
Mater a. mo'at oo~ins ana teapin4 M'elino Com
r. John ~ A. x dao}9' ~ i sssa1-E = Jattssy q a. w.
namcs s;s!;"G-l. y c!an!n ct a. W. G. Ffiedhutg
ntos $!.als.0,.-,hIsfed hsyno e ~. vs. Andrew T.
nqr9a. W,9, oimsn g A. VI Anass nua
Chicago 70: An'os q: s'oInan. tI3,o.la.-rsck Uro4
70 VI Janea fati9ssons a233i-teorRo fAspPa W.
Daniel Wsoster. $lGaao+-cha7lcs oods!urg W. Ira
names, M g. = etAIiSonasa hMhni " i!sam 1sos,
, 1875-10-08
THE NEW YORK CONVENTION.
WHIT VIA Ht1n AMI, p1Nt. yt'p7ehbtr

WHAT wAa BA1D AND DONE yEsIgh
NEW Yonk, Oct. 1.-THE Fire EnRtncors' Convsn-
t'on met sgain to.'ay. Ces ifens1rscts rre..!ns.
Tho ncnnctt tnedal presented for acls Ut brarrry
aud hcrofhm performed Of frs, Was given h A, H..
Mitchell, Fnrenau Of Hook aud ladder Company No,
II, for sarn1 mans lie at Tho risk Ut hs own dur
Ing fro at No. 10 1,catl alrtct ent. time ago.
An invitation. given by Chief Hates, u4s Aeec1e,I l.,
wtnors parade Of the Fire Department ot thIs city
tomosrow, snd nj later hour in tho day to DO pres
cnt at an exhibition by cor1a os farperA and mncr1
at point not far distant lrnm t,c e,ly
Chief Nrhnrtt asked, and received is,vn IL suhst-
tuse report for sha ana Etsen aAt cvenlnx hY tho
Cutnmttco on "1'hd Importance Of frrtuancnco In
ths Position of c4lci sn.t A.s!stan: EngIneer.. Tho
cation. and tl,st every worthy and capaIe man shou,
This rerust waa reccivrl and a,lol,ied
Nrasrs dcnrRo r. 1Enpc md II. H. i1sll then, On
ottn,, elected meiHosrs ot tho committed nppo'nsel
Convention. Mr.. 1Inpo wa then caleb on
fSr an H., ",rss., t. Which ho fesnona1 ,sa's NJ;
s s1c.sr sina I'm If acns sns IT. oserted r. II
corsnirs. Tirea could lot take Iaco too fsequentfy
ams. ht Ii" hs iaer se ,sre.e q sotne extent
that i1ec ftnf mt bc too large iu osteht. :.
Tie ChatrI'afl waa empowered 70 aFpnnt temtnl,-
ter - consdtt topea 10 be Kcpofsea Oil III "o1t
4 nu,Nles ot Invitation. ~era received and accepted.
Tho comn1ittcc On u!ts.itesTea a,d; ,na +
thrir report.
1lrce.t. ..,..-x
report ,.rnon tho uniform thread and dflucnEaa Of
hSse.courltng, recommended that taS iu*tde diameter
e s9n1;b M Il =; II T he e a
Including thu shroad al pchta and tho number Of
threads 10 tue t,,ch should be eight.
The Convention nj jOlrned 10 !neti In the morning.
nna procceh in body 10 review 81 lin a.e1nsn, Il
uDlOn Square.
, 1875-10-08

San franctseo dta, Stpt. 30,
The last will and testutneut of tho ,ato William
~ ,,.,,t~ .,.. aI., ~. -~e,e... 10y. =. ~
~ tesston ""' H'oa 'oi p1opa1o 'esAe''as' II 10
I. William G. Ralston, of thu City and County Of san
Francisco, state Of California;, being Ut son,a mind
A. nd memory DO MAKE rnoli.h. an declare thia my
Wills by ne saaac.
firsf-tt Il my wifi fist all j,lst tetta lie pail.
e4re and Eeiucatl to my beloved wife, 1izztc Fry
Esaton, in fec tnple md full ow1ershp without any
conditions Or fe.sictious whatever all my property,
real, personal, bn1 inI1edt including u rny effects
erory kind anu nsturr Hnll wherever aiuateu, and
whether In my nnmc in tho nano OF auy ether rtt-
hon or perhdns whofrnoeycr.
n5aIi hereby Intentionally emit to make any BE-.
iii he tho .,aora hnpya y nf my sa wf s ,esy
hcr jtfelmo they vii need H., otbcr 1,rnier+Im, az
prnyison than viii 10 supplied by her aGocioa for
them.
Poarth-l do hereby arpoint John n. Fry, william
~ ,. ,s nm @ inoas nfown .So
ssa II b. ' IT. t the a% her 81 sa
aa Y1 W. do berc,y rive .uthorttv IN INV ,,a o,.cn.
torB, such IT them as may q,iafy md tcis st,r-
vvofa survivor Of arch may qualify AMI to tne
majority Of them 10 sell 1t any nu fore tlstrlhu-
Som Iy u snf Fepesty .. my st'as Tairh my mny
neei in nst W wsnoa. any ofsf , o. enu. n., ol either
determine, anil to hoi ths tr-:e'p i suen rsae I1r
tho use, o administration, OF dssrLntlon, an II aaid
proceeds had originally constituted pars Of my
es1a'e. $50.
md aneI NV ss s @ aSV ay m v st
'e1' N1'' '''H oa' VI e. -, tn''''
u,,- .nuua-,,,, =, ". ". T. i'Is10S'
e,,. .,,. TIT TItE ATrEs1'No s'1r NJ, oLAuaE. ,-,
100 poons nj txst.s ,"os nm. =. @ sA
lGtl az Of July lB1 nj ia civ anI Calmly ~ IL,
Fransisto state Of calIfora!a snbasrbcd aid scsie
by tho teaator. William q Halatou, in The r-eaeen
of r. nd II the said s*tstar q the tlnc Of
sAh&etfold4 tne aae declared 10 M. AnI etrL Of Ns
, 1875-10-08
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
YEsTE.IbAY's rAocEEniH0s,

OrTAwA, H., Oct 7.-Tlo following wero the
6uprema Court proceedings to-day:
MnrIusH DECIDED.
A4. Green 1t al W. nretI st al. time extended teu
days for tho appellant tn lle abstract. AMI hriyts
~. Mica ct al. VI. HsFtaon ct n tho writ of
plo boud Of &su0, Will Casln larshnrn =. surety
is. Peoples uoe.ot-Tba People Colo; iaoslou
coIttnlea 10 pt1t terIa.
t7d. Elsabeh Ilaax Tho chtcsgo Building socicy
at A.; muttdn at!owcd sud ccstitfun awarded thia
i. rrpolet Doctet-The l'eops ". Nsltanks; lime
extended 1--WE days FROM this t.lau 10 ills briefs.
tu. reopdua pocket--Julgmsut royrrseI, cause ru-
msndcd, aud opinion He'd.
vls, Elder et Il. w. Mar1hs1l; motion to strike out
tle cill u stssiHtou. oversuied without lrstudle
III. lAko ahusD Michigan Southern haroaa Joni
pany ". McMlllcu; stands continued under tho rule.
.. 1IGEhAED.
William J. Hines will 10 admitted 10 prscttco OIL
fureISl lIssnAt.s
NEW MOTIONS,
90. feoplct Dockat--Tha People ". doodrtch uo-
ton fur tuid to shax cAu4a,
1a3, Wright aut Wright VI. Smith; motion 10 srt
ss'lu the order of taking the casp xad for eentu-
lo3. Fabbrs ~. Thomas H. Bryan et 81 motion Tor
6t5 E; H. Garrett s1np1eadsd. etc.. w. J. J. lark.
giyen 10 hs alhs1te41 Fseus1.
II. Peoples Dosket--Tls pcop!s ~. Wilbanks; Hio~
tinn fur leave TO nla shdltionaa reply.
make thu hsirs Ut psnial H. nhoass partra to thia
sdft.
liz Tho reoplt e1 rel. ya K, J. Cooper ex tel. /;
moti fur lsasu to nc fasthur written Grefs by tha
ita Ihitrs ct pt ". Moaso ct A.. mutton 10 Dis
mira ths appeal VI shost record.
ala, 6f.ua1t ~, Mttlolt: Motltm by tho appelles
TOR extensioh Ut titne to h.a briefs.
CALL uF THk htfoKEr.
SOL. ChiraEp. Rusk 1slaud Facsnu RailsoA Com
pspy n. Askatt1leki tsksa VI eau.
, 1875-10-08
Mr. Gladstone nn Mental Cuitnrc In
EArlNnit.

Mr. GLADSTONE recently delivered au address
hsfoto the Literary Institute Of ltnwardon, En-
gland, on '.aiontl culsure," ia tho course OF
which he said:
''Nov, ~ far as tho body is concerned, tho
body has pretty we'll dono Its duty when It has
dono that labor by means OF which It obtains
wages. but mental indoienco u sad thing.
There ia no reahon why mind Of that Kind
loterlng. whistling, playing marbles, and other
tftHitK Occupations which arc unworthy to bo
called nubstsutes for occupations, It is ert-
don't although tho body Is hard prcssod BY tho
Gus a. this, got they do not always feel ontilely
exhausted. They havo soma strength remaining.
aud AN very glad that thoy have gameA Of =
eharaetos that require great bodily cxorcfsa:
do tho satno Justice to their minds that they Ito
10 tncir bodles. Tho fact OF having bodily power
may bo y teaacn why they cannot giy0 their
ut,'Ja to tho 1aoat reduced description OF read
furo l admit that they may he frightened inno-
cently frightonad> by thu bughear Ut scientific
inquiry Which appears to 10 written over tho
door Of our institution. Hut employment OF the
and reeroat,on--does not iu tho slightest degree
add to tho fatigue which tho body undDrKeeB
and which proluotea tlAk equitable and general
development Of tho facultten Sd between body
and mind which is moat conducive 90 the health
sa vol! as to tho happiness OF mankind. In this
raapect 1t must bB admitted that We II peopl1-
and am speaking not of tho laborlng Classes
but OF all oiaHycs--we do not come up tn the
proper standard. We do not do enough for tho
cultivation al our minds; Ne arc, un.oss under
tho pteBslro Of absolute nacpaalty, . ratbor In
dolant people AZ regards menta! cultivation, not
IN tho lowest class bus in all caaaoa. Alter =
loag experience ae lifa eau kay 1t il Ia all
classes, from tho highest to the lowest. We
should all protest against It ia our sera1at
apherea, endeAyor to slsow we aro not examples Of
II sad not allow ourselves TO ylIdo into thht
reeprehansiblo practice. What ahsil suy Of
otaaf nattonsa Jhoro arc other natsnns much
bofore " in thi4 respeet. You will t!ud in Ger
many, France. and In many parts Of Italy that
taot9 IL much greA.ef disposition snong tho
lsol!ea llAa,o 81 TIE country to sva!t themselves OF
opporto9,slca Of know}edge And mental culture
than ~ England. In Bcotlanl thsro In great
d.spoalsloh. ltut whY2 Because Of tho iIn|,roy-
~ education which tho Bcotch hays nnw enjoyed
Tor gooa many generations. For good many
Reno1aslons thoy havo had really efficient
roru'ar education: The mass OF lie English
people arc only tust coming into povsessiol, OF
th'a blessing; ftls qalts iruo tbey are called
upon to pay for Il, aud some do nw liso 10 bo
called upon 10 nay tor it. Education. II tho
artlcla IL good Of ita kind, IL worth PAVING for
and its tendency ts to redeem msn add s.ye hin,
from baae and xsose!!ns pursuits" N''
, 1875-10-08

sYl Tay1or wtl.laua ~, u. H. tara; taEe, M rail.
MI. Ilolrrt LeclI tt al. VI. MARIA !. N,ysnson :
tatrn rail-.
30t. Aln1anifr l.. flnill, 1r., inp1ralcd, ctc. Vs.
Tho EIfy nf Eh,caRr tak.4 on ra11.
;Dt. JHSeilh Ehlef rt al. VI. F1rman Marshall !:
treyipusiy tlnEpArI bf.
100. 1seitsntn F. bhtrmsn, impteadel, etc., ra.
1Ionfa nuAh ct 81.
:'7. I<,uts in-h rt nj, ~. Icnjam1n r. Sherman RI
h1.: consolidated with .fh, AMI argued bra,y ty
Ea,l"y Ann King. hui takrn IN rnl],
~ frtEr AR " MInuin 1tur1HcJYp: takrn IN cs1l
*ao john 1lnrk+s ri a.. The International Bank
nf fthltAgn; tAkrn oa rail-,
~! t't"r4e Wcbstor 81 ul ~. Fla1cl X. Grangcr ct
nj. taktn On cali.
3l4 frY L. FIap1or day ". Enantel g. Miller el Al
nfal srsun"ht by H. y Nini.i for tbs appslIau and
by FsIes fur tho sbteliees.
, 1875-10-08

Gen. Custer iHGt surprised at all at tho fatliIre
Of the BLACK Hills Council. A Dlockhead conll
taye predicted that council tn tho henrt OF tho
lndlAn country, wlore tho Chiefs had tho srsaw
inen Anil tho whites married to sunAYs 10 nd1iHo
them each VI whom was anxious to mako tho
payments aA lurge III poseiblo in ortor Tint ac
might reap tic betott through his sluaw4
wouldn't amount to anything. Two council
the Indian Agencies, and tho Indiana or1cred 10
Esod delegates to 1t, after having arrived at some
deciaon AMONG themselves. Tho chicis would
then naye tepn away from thc s',uaw men, and
Aro too much panperel, ho thinks, and reuniTo
different treatment He does not anticipate any
Indian troubles Ill nest spslnR. aLea tie grass
viii feed their pontea.
, 1875-10-08

sp.fiai Hfstatch 10 Tn fhf-1gu Tf{aun.,
DAvETroaT. IT,, OH, 7.-The Wcssrn Acaderzs 9!
Homeopathy In this city elected the following oAIcers
for the cHsninR year: lresElcnt, H. c. Franklin, of st.
Louis. No.. Site-1Tcsient. +. Fl. Worey, 1t Dsvrt-
rost, 1a.; General Etcsetary j. Martina ker*,,aw, pf
81 1uta, No.: Provisional HerrearY I[arta Miller If
Abingdon, I'll! Treasurer. X. IT, MrtAriautt uf iirn-
lnrs1n, n.y.. hoard q! Cenhra. II. t.. Mil, uS Dn-
ll1nc. In. I'LL. Mcfarland. Of Henderson, Ky. H. r.
}tnhu. Of low. tAty, H.: g. VI. Fooss. u GaleaDusg,
Ill., aud u. ". Dowefl, u Tuft Wayne, Iud.
, 1875-10-08
THE FiREMEM.
copt. 13nllwinltio's Annual I1cs
port to tho Board Of
Underwriters.
Excellent Work Done by Him and Ills
Mau..-Plnns for tho Future.
What Was Done III tlle Now York Con-
Tcntion Yesterday.
OUR FlRE.PATROL.
THE fEAaG NkCORJ,

NNt FftA FSs'S-s
THE FEARS AkcoRu'
III, Cb;rAro 1,o,,3 q, Underwriters held its
4Io -es.,- -e.:.', ras,.,l,v ,uo-,,,o.
regular 9uassesty sneettnH ton'oi'"y ~ o'tp''ooh
nj It's Office, t27 La5atle atreot. There were
.t,.,oo, eI,a ,nn,oR,r>c,, al the 1nnntirr pre#.
ta'!.'op aMh.a aln. T,ands;r :, occ,,nvi,o ,h,
tdens lohathan dooa"in' 1lr uccupylhg tho
spr' f.. nro tx r,cae,,r.r n,,br1,ttsd 1t, rorort
Tor tht 1AAt anArtcr, which "aa received and TO-
ferro.1 to the Finance Committee.
''trs TSs : Committee arpoln.od to examine cov1os,
ladder md stAntl-p!po combined submitted their
.anart .nonktnr NJ TIN Bau,o In fnyo1ab,o ioyma
Tic allowance 10 be malo FOR placing this In
provomeas w tuo Dal'o''s wan wv W 'no o1s-
cEottQu OF tno neclet"Fy'
Tho Fi1e-Patroi Commtttoc'e report, which Is
;s1Dao1ed, was adopted aud irofctrod hack to Tue
Committee for revision pfo'ioua 70 printing.
yceBrs. Elliott Il TanSchaick, agents Of tho
,ra4,St:ri,o,a: ,S Agency Of No. York wsr, a,mit.
led AZ hombofs Of tho board.
After trausactlng soma othor business of little
public interest, tho meeting adjourned.
ruE pArao1 cosMlTrEE'a uEppnT
u .. ,o,iows.
Tho patrol forca ncx consists nf Two com-
,anes, deagnated a. Companiea M. and 4.
yNpauy M. located In Iatrol iise. LII Frankli,,
areet. operates in thu l,snes. heretofore, with lilo
,fcept!on Of tho Weht sfle. Company No. consists
CApAnt l1butenhHts 3nu niue feEi1r and Tour aux
1z1y patroluen, tho aaor for night duty U1o Tegulsr
pa!roaan wa added 70 tho force during he year IN
rider that ono member nf tue fsrre might b. eortthu
Ils sulloyed in inspection OF bsa1ncsa build,ugs IL
owing I'll the I%tro!ineu TO perform this duty acr
salsly. tans m:kin9 them familiar Win tha lutcri"t
sons.uction Sf h1dines which kao~!edee In csse Of
htea ia ihysluAblc: ~ copr of the blink shoNlnE
method Of inspecting WILL he found In Capt. nu1i-
viakleh fopost. The largo number IT rAsoa whesa
nlcs werp fauul n wooden refaels, chnncya without
nnestoprsrs, and many other aangerouh tenswses,
tohss.ry 10 the city hro ordinances aud ro
Ported 70 uwnost Of ofculans OF buildings AZ vol a.
10 tue President Of tho board, sucscntiy pIose ths
vsfue oE ahia brancd nf thu aersice. Most of
the.e deiscshces hhso oi fenspecien OF tno nuilt.
irgB been io"na to haEc icon corrected. Tho reEork
ef Capt. hnwlnke g'ses tho result Of thcse inslec-
s'ons u t,s.s',L;,.u, SsssM: ,.,,-u,, :,
Your committee consider II matter OF enn6tAth!a-
tinn fhat tha enforcement Of The Tire ordinance fH
nov IN NE hanaS u ono 1eHnonsise rassy-s"s%ssn-
tendent U4tcy. 1ntldlng.!nfreelpr. Gait. 1ull-
~tnitct rspost shows sas: III sopaiuta ina1a hy ho
patrol Of sioauons 81 tAs afe ofaYaneo have re-
etiyea promlt pttentloh from that oAsia4 ..-.
Whether The a'uall number Of hsea In she buainess
district turing tue nasl Yeas "a; ewing to the
numerous eautus u hsca alHcpve1ea aaa rchleaea
M tt.s .3e!on " .iErFsct!un. VIE u eoulfe,
u. )
, 1875-10-08

Theodore Tilton vaa 40 years. oil BsL]sy, and
the day waB the snnlvorsasy OF hls marriage
room III the parkaE House, Boston, o. that dsy
Which Nss asslgued to hln on his wedding trip,
, 1875-10-08
nd Tho loss Tn Tho san,e, ending

fnansanrs Interested And Tho lsa Tho san'e, ending
H"Jh. III. ls76:
1hal ihstlrnnrr. 9As1.rt' "
1nsa poIJ, ~, .,,,,., ..,... $i,l G,.s6
Tatnl n,,mlyar nj royfrs snreai ,.,,,. 661
Total naaranfe Hrra o1tlnHnfNlled tty
tatrul SO, ,naa, ,nc7.fH
Total losa paid $i,boi.N