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400. Ocean Nat. Rank agt
MalbItdge q 3l.
H6i.~ BraiDaTd ct al. agt.
scott.
1922. Bailey, rec'r, &C.. agt
SpOifOrd.
1886. Short agt. Tho Crossley
GO,
lt24 ..Cla6in agt, onimhy.
SyS. .OBrien, Sheriff, &C.,
agt. Sixth Nat. Bank.
1884 .Jessup agt. Smith et nj.
1894 kierS;ed agt. O'Bren.
l5J1 Salmon, eX'r, sc. agt.
Leonard ct I'll.
1928. .Niele, Ivy guardian, agt.
Darling Il III.
2i0. .Niele agL Darling.
T94. .Clcmisher art Schuyler.
26l8. Scott, admir-, &c, act.
n. V. n. II. * VI. X.
". 90.
1874. Watson aud nno. agt. N.
Y. ecu. & III. X. X. X.
Co.
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-, o r,,ofo Differences
ss7.sGo s27lgl7s99 Deseass 10
s.Daad 10 sOe 900 LIDO 800 Increase S.ytH
spec, ,f-,,' cJ1 mo loft2OOO Decrease. 54yy4
I)epos s..- 2bl,lDo ty <.rVoo,CCo o0.TTO0
Leg tours Gj,52z,JVo covo.,No' Nv =, a..
.,rbs felIowing shows the relation between the
., Of the hanks and the total liabilities:
Tune 10 June 10. chspfs.soo
CD, elo s02 200 81 ,Gj33O0 Inc. 49, ~
1po', lS 600 800 Gl9O02oV Inc Hv'"'VV
ro,o, reserVe az, CsO.7OO s3G553 500 Inc ssyS2o"
required
aga dep slts 1d,ZJz,AfS "o''A""-'
Excess OfTeserve
above LOCAL re- 5000. no n,- a.. r,c y c-g go
I'm 275s37sOO 2IJ.2l7,JO0 Dec 2,ofD,Joo
Government bonds on good home and foreign IN
oniry were strong at about the best prices OF tho
vol, We annex closing quotations:
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OF CITY bank stocks a hundred shares Fourth
tional sold at lO1. The following are the bids

Railroad bonds were quiet, the Union Pacifcs SELL
ing at 10 os for Firsts and 93os for Sinking Funds
Central Firsts sold at 1852 and California and Ore
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL EXPORT NJ " sTocR ExcHAsGg sALE&
JUNE 10, 1876.


GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 10l4 O'CLOCK
AND / liz O'CLOCK A. NJ
q Cs Registered, 1891 ( Z : 800 Coupon, 1897 ,o.,
lu,f l2l'a 3 40. = i<9f
U & IS Coupon 1881 L s 500 Registered 1888
abS1 - 10 1911 .OrJ 80. Up 1914
u ) $40 Coupon 1894 SIS, lOiV Reglstciei, ,o,
1000 ...........I2 ll9is lt,JDO '...'I-iiof
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R.-VietOr Clauson, robbery
'liqms, Peter Woods, Joseph
eph Farley, burglary; George
Pinkney James lodn1, eiaiid
false prctenses ; James Miller
IA. J.-Edward Mclaughlin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

Total reserve
Reseryereqnired
aga Bsi dep siis
Excess OfreseTye
above LOCAL re-
quirsments
lnIUa ...
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dCAnAM, j.
$500. sebastian act. ROths-
child,
25f5 ..Inne- set. Tufts et nj.
2f73. ..Hartwle agt. GoebeL
2735. Thompson agt. l.ObertS
ct al.
2742. .Schohcld q. Bar CO.agt.
Shc rman. ilDp,d.
270l .Scigw.ck aRt. Conner.
27gJ...Friedman ct al. aSt.
Frel'ander 81 al.
4a-6 Flynn act. Hart.
2Sp3. Bauer AIT. ltabrrlcin.
2sO9. Reed agt. Leeds 1t al.
2SI7. .Tep;er ct al. at. Du-
chard.
2s27. .Wetzler agt. y. Y. c. &
Ii. II. Rlt. 90.
2S31.. .Fenian Br erhOod ayt.
SllzeT.
1891 Graham art. Rennet
2SJ5. Van Beuren ct al. agt.
Deering.
2oI3. Cain agt. Rowe ct al.
2gl >. .Hulln agt. Smith.
3O33. .Shcph eId agt. Moore
ii al
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18
Il Dogs LONG JOuriaeu Hon,e e.

The Clnclnnati Commercial asserts that
although tho following story is not sworn
TO before a Justice Of the Peace it is
'trietly true: In August, lS73, Nlr. Grau-
4, the venerable gardener of Larz An
derson, Esq, and Mr.. Anderson's son,
Charles, We're on a prairie chicken hunt
the neighborhood Of Sleldon, Illinois
lhey had along with tnem Mr.. GrauePs
favortQ Imported dog, Aiaxy. During
Aot, lhlrsty tramp ono day, when tht
Stock OF wdtor with the party had beeI
exhausted, tho dog was overcome with
Aeat and fatigue. Poor Navy was left
tor dead on th5 prairie, after tho body
mad been covered with freshly pluckeG
Sfass and other suitable funeral rites
LAD been performed. On the following
day the hunters passed that way, ana
cut OF sympathy visited the grave OF
tAe dog. The body had disap pearet.
Inc suspicion was aroused that, may.
aap, the burial was Il premature one,
AID accordingly s. arch tor Maxy was
made, but witaout sGcces3. Ius hun
teas fingered IN tne vicinity for several
lays, unt under al o1er of IL liberal I,
ward. village boys secured the lraili,
| Ior t:lo Lody OF the missing beast, tloux.
valn, aud the unfortunate te.loY Wa.
gwen up tor gone.
On W eanedudy 4asJ VINO Dut MaSS
limset should lun INTO Mr.. Grauel .
-.ou.e, IN TINS e.ty, anu greet Irs Graz
Il III the same olu friendly mauLer. Du-
| l.e Was totterlng on MS toet, aIll seeu!e {
.Vrciy battered aud aged anu thin l.
lesh. be gave NO history .t his travel,
~ now no had speut tao three Sear
-tway, or how he had traced MS cUura
.ot tnree hundred miles to the old hon.
Ut his master and mistress. Vruly tn,
9oVd old dog received hearty weicom
| rom the venerable man and VIE, wn,
o"ked upon Maxy rs u great pct. BaI
,orry to say, the dog seems to have CON
lon4c 10 die, and probably. despite III
Jest attention, will live but sEurC tim'
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18

No Person can tnhc these Filters ncce,o
'nJ 10 directions. and remain long unwe pr,l
vided their bones are not destrnyc., hy nirnc =
,oson or other means, aud vital organs wasted
Neyond tho point OF repair.
Dyspepsia or gndi igeatiosi, Headache sain
N -:e Shoulders Coughs, Tightness Of :hc Crcst
Jhzlness, Sour Erictatlons CT the StuilIch Ba
!aste IN the Mouth Billions Attacks. Pulptatiou o,
he Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs l'ain In the
-egion Of the Kidneys. and hundred other paiiiiu
'ymptcm@ are tho oiisprngs Of Dyspersn. one
,otte Will prove better guarantee Of It's ln sri,s
.han lengthy advertisements,
For Female Com pi aints, in young or Old
married. or single, at tile dawnt vumanho,rl of
he turn OF life, these Tonic Bltters display SO a.
'ided an influence that Improvement Is soes per
;eptihle.
For Inflnmmatory nrd Chronic Fshs.
mntisnl and Cout, Eilious. Reinttent and Inter.
nittsnt Fevers, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver. Kid
leys and Bladder, these Bitters have no eara
ouch Diseases are caused by Nitated BlooL
They ARE n gentle Purgufive as we'll n
N Tonic, possessing the merit Of acting as
Ioweriul agent In relieving Congestion or Infam
nation Of the Liver and Visesral Organs, anG u
Jtioue Diseases.
For Skin Disease, Eruptiona, letter, Salt.
Rheun B.otches spots, Plrnpes, Pustules, luils,
Carbuncles, Ring. worms, Scald- Head, Sore Eyes
Eryspelas Itch, Scurfs, Discoloratons of the skin
Humors and Diseases OF the Skin OF whatever MANS
system In short time by the use Of these Bit.ers
Grateful Thousands proclaim vtsR0AR BII
rRRs the most wonderful lnvlgorant thai Her sps
iained the sinking system.
II. III. MCDONALD g. co.
Druggists and Ger A u.s. San Francisco, Ca
,os Of Warrington and Charlton Sta. N. Y.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS d DEALERS.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18
DIR. II. w. LORB,
'riyate Medical Office & Drug Store
NO. a3I N. Fifteenth St.
PHILAD ELPuA.


AFe open daily 70, she speedy and perna
nent cure OF all diseases and ailments OF both
sexes. DR.. Lobb has had an experience o.
thirteen years In the practice OF medicine,
which is guarantee to patients that thel
cases will be treated by one thoroughly &C
quainted with the disease, and the best know
treatment for its early and radical cure. D..
Lobb cordially invites those slnering from
any disease, no matter OF how long standing,
TO consult him, free. Q! charge, especially
those who t1lye been deluded, robbed and Ill.
treated by qilacks, ilnposters, young and in.
experienced physiciais. DR.. Lobb prepares
all his own medicines, and guarantees them
purely vegetable, free from Mercury, balsan,
&c. Patients afflicted with unnatural dls
charges from ans part of the body, or ulcer
ated sore legs, as well as those suffering from
diseases of the Blood, skin, Kidneys, Bad.
der, PROSTATE GlantS, Urinary organs, &c,
should embrace the lrst opportunity to con
suit him.
remedy for all diseases OF the Urinary Or.
gans, Kidneys Bladder, &c.
DR.. LUBB's CONSTITUTIONAL RENoVATOR.
This celebrated remedy Is the best known
medicine for any vitated condition of the
blood, or system generally, eradicatlng all
conditions Of disease IN any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, and pre-
pared by the Doctor tor the convenience OF
his patients resulting out Of the city and who
are unable to call conveniently at his Office.
win be sent securely packed and sealed TO
any part OF the country, tree, On receipt OF
price. -.,.-..-,
Renovator, two dollars each.
Once hours daily from II o m till !, and
TO p. m. Consultation free and strictly
private. Correspondence confidential
MEDICAL oEEIcEs AED DRUo STORE,
No. 33i ". Fifteenth street,
Gprlwly PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18
Reglster's Order.
REGISTER 8 OFFICE.

New Castle County, March Goth. 1873:
Upon he application OF SARAH JANE
SHARPE, Executlix Of THOMAS II.
SHARPE. late of Wilmington Hundred. in
aaid county, deceased; it is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Exeoutrix
aforesaid give notice OF the granting OF Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date. Of such
Letters. in SIX Of the most public places
of the Codnty of New Castle, requiring all
persans ha, ing demands against the Es-
tste to present the same, or abide BY an
Act of Assembly in sueh case made and pro-
yided. And also cause the same to be insert
81 within the same period IN the Will
miDgton Gazette, a newspaper published IN
WILMINGTON, and to be continued therein
three weeks, (E D. d.
s~, Given under tho hand and Seal OF
H.. 8. Office OF the Register aforesaid, at
49,, New Castle, in New Castle County
afor eaid, the day and year above written.
&C. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tho Es'
tate fth deceased must present the same
duly attasted to tho hyecutrix ON or before
March 26i q. ls76 or abide the Act of Assem-
hly in such case nane ana provided.
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
Executrix.
Adaress-Wi!mington Del. mhT-3weod
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18
HARDWARE, dc.
S. E. cor. THIRD 4 snIPLEY sTs..

Have always on hand a full assortment OF
Iron and steel Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English i.eiineo
Bars OF all sizes; Bani, Hoop and slit Iron ,
best Norway Nailruus and Anger shapes, Oai-
yanized and Black sheet Iron, Cast, shear.
Blister German, Swede, spring. Tire. Ma.
chinery and Tgp steel. smith. Coach ami
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse shoe
Nails, DoraX, Boltt Clips, Nuts, Washers,
Malleable Castings, Wagon Boxes, springs.
Axles, spokes, telloes. shafts, Bows, &C.
Carriage Canvass, Oh Carpeis, Rattinett, In
aneled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware Of all kinds. Iron Wire Galv.n-
xed Nails, BaDbit Metal, Lead Spelter, Banaa
Ilu, sheet Zmcc, &c. &C, smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, olvtlges, liam.
mers, ohoeing Knives, Files, isslsps. smiths
Drills, Tire Benders, Twere Irons, stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and iiollerss Bach
Chains. &c
All of which will be sold ut very low prices,
wholesale and retail for cash or approved
credit mara lS6S
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18
GROCERIES,.
(NEo. Z. WHEELER,

NEo. L. WHEELER,
NO. lO4 EAST SECOND STREET,
Having enlarged his place of business, offers
10 the public great advantages in all kinds of
GROCERIES,
FINE TEAS
AND COFFEE.
At REDUCED PRICES.
Canned Fruits OF all kinds at slight advance
on the wholesale price.
Thankful for past favors; We still solicit o
share OF tho public patronage. DO not forget
the place to eave your money by buying
cheap. GEO. L. WHEELER,
nOvY7i.h lOi L. Second Street.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18

FITS CURED FEEE!!
INV person sufFe,ipg irom the above dir
eas. 10 rtques,ed TO address DK. PRICE,, al
tra' bJttle nt me iicins will be ttrwar led
express.
FREEi
Thelbnl, lcost being tie Express charges.
hiehs wing ! nv large business, are small
AIS OR EPILEPSi
ai4tu iy for yesrs, and he will warsan. a cur
ythe use OF his remedy.
ID not fail to send TO MIN for q .!ill bottle;
IL costs nothing, and he
sFILL CURE YOU,
10 matter how long standing your caro- may
7e, or how many other remedies may have
tailed.
Circulars. and testin orials sent with
.jREP TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particular to give'your Express. rs well
az your Post Ofico direction. and
DIR. CHAS. T.pRICE,
jan14-Iyd&lyw 81 William st. Nov
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18
Fashionable Furniture.
J. g. J. n. EARM IAN :
no. 41O King Etreer
WILMINGTON. DEL.

~v.s-Snx We respectfully inform the oiti-
s~~-s.s-S Iens 0I Wilmington and the sur
*. rounding cOuut,y nat To continue
sxsksssg TO MAJ aiacture AM Sec On hand at
our large and long estabiisno wareIoVms,
Furniture Ot every variety and stE T.: son-
4uruiture suitable tor parlor .jining-roon
aud chamber uses.
"tur gssJItmeni If FOrnitateis IA largeef and
more varied than can be found In Uclaw are.
and all articles sold rur establish u ant are
ssrranteh % represented.
VsnItIa4 biin1s - the most fashionable
ie.isbs msoet 10 order and kspt constantly
IN ueui. Ne .iso manufacture ard cuusinnt-
Keep d large a~nrtn; mt Of SpTng '"-~
fass Fnd HuSS hAttrostt
J.&r N. HATMAN.
40 Kine ct eet. Win ston.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-18
CHEAP BoooTs AND SHOES,
SECOND ST, Q DOORS WEST Of MARKET

The undersigned respectfully informs his
trionds and the public that he has on hand a
large and well selected stock of FALL AND
WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
suitable for Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, which are manufactured from the
and will be sold as low as the same article can
be obtained In this or any other city. Ladies'
and gentlemen buying at my store will have
the advantage Of large and varied assort
neat fitting boot or shoe. The public are cor
daily invited to call and examine my stock
end learn my exceedingly low prices.
ma JpEN Il. BARC9CK
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Q score =
.effsrE ~
THE HUNDRED-MILE WALK.

Last night at half-pasG ten q. b. Coyle and W. Z.
Harding commenced their walking match at the
Rink OF 100 miles for $3.50 SIDE. the 1rst mila
was made By Harding in on. 37s. and by coyle in
lem. lSs. Both men appeared to be in good con.
dluon and went at their work with win. opIn-
ions seem to be divided rs TO which Is the bette4
Coyle ~ ABOUT feet IL inches IN height,
weighs 1913 pounds and Is In the neighbornood
OF IS years OF age. Harding on the con-
trary Is only ABOUT feet 6h inches
nIgn, weighs 1877 pounds and Is q years
of age. The second mile was walked by harding
IN l0ni. Is. ana by Coye In l9ln. ass. Both men
wero Ut This time showing their utmost, and
the first named, however, had the advantage In
speed. Coyle's friends fancy their man has more
lasting power tnan hts antagonist. The track
measures exactly one-eighih OF mile In circums
terence, but Is IN q very bad state for walking,
being very lumpy and stony and great credit -
due the men Tor making such good time as they
ala at the commencement OF the race. The walk
will be finished some time tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
GOSHEN PARK.

LAST DAY or THE SPRING TRoTTING MEETING
EFrIH DEAN AND MYSTIC THE WINNERS
coLLIs1oS ON THE TRACK, AND DRIVER
BADLY BRUISED.
The spring trottlng meeting OF the Goshen PARK
Association closed yesterday quite brilliantly.
Tho track was In nne condition, the day charm.
ing aud the attendance very gratifying.
Two events we're on the programme, the nrst
being purse OF $500 Tor horses that never beat
1850, for which there responded the call OF the
judges OF the eight entries. The black geding
Pat Mccain was the fayorite, notwltns landing nis
miserable record in the tnree.mtnute purse the
irst day OF the meeting. He was then dlstanced
the nrst heat having struck q pace At the hall
milo pole and never recoverlng until the Dag ell in
his face. his friends thought ne would act better
yesterday, but the same fate awaited him, as IN.
isnlng last In the nrst and second heats. he was
dIstanced in the third. Pat cost his owner large
sun, ADD auy return for the investment seems Tar
away ia the dim distance. MI bol1smith's
mare Emo Dean won toe race, me ore0kina
sticks, three straight hests, trottug the Gst "a
1855 Lucca TOOK second money anu brilllant the
third prea.lum.
$1,000 lot horses that had never osaren z:l5, nye
out - tie seven entries coming Tor the word.
Tanner Boy VAS great f1votite, bringing as
mucn as al tue others. On tne lurn "a tne
wneu Everett Raw, leaving his feet, and kceler
driver, !. ). Baker, not beng quick enough ~
ayolu 1t, MS sulEy ovhided with Rays, throwing
Doth he and patterson heavily to tue ground.
TcTa Keller was 1t once caugat, Dut Eyerett RAY
ran around tue track before oetnx secuted. The
horses escaped injury, but not Baker Reeier's
driver, wuO was nauly bruised about the head aud
required meuioa! attpnLLon before he could oe re-
moved from tue neld Hs Injuries are not serious,
bus wall prove lneoavsnAens fss sonas ulAe 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

THIRD DAY OF THE SPRING RACING MEETING At
BALTraoRz-cARDoo, TOM ocHILTREE, HUG
KLEBRRRY AND sPRDRIET THE WINNERS.
BALrIxoRE, Nd. May %, 1875.
The races this afternoon were largely attended
BY the fashion and beauty OF the city. The weather
was charming and the track In excellent order,
while tue running was highly interesting and gave
great satisfaction TO all present. Four races we're
decided, the 1rst being selling race; the second
the Preakness stakes for three-year-olds, which
brought out good Geld OF excellent colts aud Ill
nes. Bay Final, Mr.. sanford's colt, was the
favorte, as he won good race yesterday ana was
supposed 70 be in vncIDle-in Maryland, at least
but Tom ochitree, belonging to John r. Cham.
berlin. beat him. and won the stakes, which
amounted to 81 9oo in the cleverest manner posi-.
bic. rhe third race was mile and q quarter dash,
substituted for the Gentemen's Race, which cad
not M The fourth race was won by Huckleperry
Tns lrst race was q dead neat between Caripoo
ana Century, which was run OF at she END OF tue
DAY and won BY carlboo.
THE SELLING RAcR.
Tho arst event was q selling race for oil ages
one mile aud three quarters, horses entered TO DO
sold at auction Immediately alter the race, for
$780, to carry iuu weight; Tor $1,000, allowed
os; Tor $3.50, allowed 10 lbs. for $500, allowed
IDA; II not TO be sold, Ids extra; s40o 10 the
first and 800 70 the second horse. seven horses
came 10 the post. These we're Jos. Donahue's bar
horse cariUoo. BY Lexington, dam Alice Jones,
years old, 100 lbs, $500; +. q. &. w. r. Davis
bay ally Betsy, BY curles, dam By Red Eye,
years old, 81 lbs, $780, r. Lorards chestnut morse
Persuader, BY Revolver. dam Kinnck Klnnick,
Z years old, 1oo IDS, $1,000; Mart Jordan
Co.'s DAY ge.ding Brookland, oy Lexington,
dam Cairngorm, years old, 100 los, $1,000;
l. A. Hltchcocks chestnut colt century, by Gen.
sor, dam IGtngue, yea OLD, "a lbs, $500; I. A.
Hitchc0ck's CHESTNUT oily Lutltia H., oy Second
Boone, dam by Brown DICK, 4 years old, 81
los, $500, ana w. A. Dun's Drown colt Moses
Primrose, by Jonu q BfeckinridRe, dam Lima
Berry, a years old, "a lbs. Pcfsuader had toe
call Ia the flrst or the pool sales. out iust peiOre
tue skart AlteAcooG's ENTREES came into lAvof,
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A TIMELY WARNING.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
With the impression formed by reading your
graphic account OF the Holyoke disaster still fresh
upon me take pen In hand with the endeavor to
avert II possIoe, q similar catastrophe. On
Saturday last visited the Hebrew synagogue in
Clinton street, between Houston ana Stanton
streets, and was astonished to Ind that although
great alterations had peen made in the building
the detects winch should have been nrst remedied
we're wholly neglected. The trustees were evil
DENLY so intent on merely beautrTinR their syna-
go9ue that IL appears TO have entirely escaped
tbeir minds TO provide for the safety OF their fel.
low worsnippers In the galleries. The Depart
ment OF Unsafe Buildings. which ought certainly
TO have caused an examination 10 be made OF the
place while the repairs were In progress exhibit
their wonted watch fulness over the public safety
and seem to have entirely forgotten the lesson
taught by the ST. Andrews church disaster.
The architecs VINO designed the construction or
the building seems 10 nave taxed his ingenuity
for the purpose OF cutting OF all escape ron the
galleries In case OF Are. The stairs leading 70
them are so exceedingly steep, narrow and WIND
inR that II would be utterly impossible for a num-
Der OF excited people 10 escape from the galleries
without the occurrence many fatal accidents.
The calamity or the French Church or Holyoke
would be repeated, with probably far more dlsas.
uous loss Of lie Nor IS this tue only source OF
danger winch would rave TO De Oattled with Ia
case Uf an emergency. Tue doors leading into the
galleries, one On each SIDE. are very narrow,
aIor ing exit 70 but Few at the same time. ana
one shudders 10 think or the dire results which
this culpable negligence might occasion. But lew
people could escape from the galleries through
toe narroN little doors and steep winding steps.
Another calamity would nave 70 De added TO the
many which have already borne testimony TO the
work OF unsxllled architects and the Indifference
and careessness manifested by our putnc OIL
cials- Let the Department. OF Unsafe buildings
besur themselves while there Is yet time. Let
them thoroughly Inspect the building. and not
only give the proper directions but also
see 10 Ii that tney are carried out Let
81. Andrews church, and the still more re-
cent Holyoke church disaster oct as
warning 70 them. BY properly per orming
their duty they can prevent 4 repetition Of those
dire Gala mites which human agency mas caused
aud which can bY the exercise OF timely caution
po so readily averted. trusting. that the ap-
pearanc OF rhis article IN Jour columns will at
tract the attention OF the proper authorized aud
accomplish the result intended, remain, yours,
veTy respectfully. ARAhl5.
NRw YORK, NAY %, 1875.