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A TALE OF MUTINY AND MURDER
EARTHQUAKE IN TENNESSEE.
TIE BROOKLYN REDITAI,
Beecher Prays To-Day.
ANOTHER OCEAN HORROR
sad story of the s-Ssle SurSt yor., =
Twesty -oEe Days I'm an open boat

NEW YORK, Nov. I2.-The man belonging
To the crew OF the brig Toronto, who was
picked mp at sea and brought 10 BROOKLYN
by the brig Centaur, Is "A native OF Manila
Tie says the Toronto was at NavasSa taking
IN guano In September when the terrible
gales arose. and In consequence OF their vto-
fence the captain determined % pnt 10 sea
Alter they bad been out awhile
THk BRIG BECAME UNNASAGEABLE,
and they decided 10 abandon her. Tue ves-
sells company OF fourteen persons took 10
TIE long boat. To 20 this point the man
who Was In terribly low condition when
rescued 10y the Centaur, having been twenty
oae days al sea In an open boat gave a t0!-
ersbly connected statement OF the occur
rences, ont after desert hing the lowering Of
the long boat he became confused an his Ian
g0age, and IL was difficult 10 understand
what he was attempting TO describe. IL was
gathered. however. that al the time the crew
got into the boat 10 was driven against the
side OF the brig and was filled with water.
The oars were washed out. aud Il seems that
seven men also went overheard aud were
swimming abOnt near the boat supporting
themselves ON the OATS aud pieces OF wreck.
The seven men remaining IN The boat were
unable 10 help them, and,
CLINGtNG TO THE BOAT,
gradually drilled out Of sight OF the ship ant
their drowning comrades. Being asked what
had become of his six comrades who were
with him in the boat, ne could give no clear
answer. lie said that after they had been
ten days in the boat they began 20 walk
around and around and this way and that
way. The mate, ne said, stood M Ia the
bows one day and said.
GOOD BYE, GOOD BYE"
and Sprang into the sea. They had no provi-
SionS or water IN the boat, bat II ratned al
most every night, and as the bottom OF the
boat was clean and tight, they were enabled
10 drink the water that fell into IL They
also caught few fish and a great many sea
birds. ana ate them. a KIND OF sea weed, too,
which they found floating in considerable
quantities, served them AZ food. From Tie
vague and confused way in which the narra-
Tive OF the later incidents was told. NJ seemed
as " The man had become temporarily insane
Ia am
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CONTROLLERS OF THE CURRENCY KNt X
IL putting the finishing touches on his report
and it will be in the hands Of the printer in
few DAYS
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THE ITALIAN MINISTER, Baron Blanc,
was to-day presented by Secretary Fish to
President Grant in the blue room of the Ex-
ecutive mansion. The usual Solicitations
were exchanged.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-Iuternal reve-
nue.. S.Sl Sol Dc: customs. SilI .4S6.I4
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:. 4 es.esNS ~ Ga.s9f.faisees ~,

CINcINNAfI, Nov. H.-Mr. r. e. sprinGesr
has offered 20 give IN additional e2ee0Q
towards building music hall. on co1di-
full amount neceaary II subscribed Within
thirty days. This makes 6pringer's amount
20 e145000.
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T.oIr 1 rnHHsEeI derneee
q distinct shock OF earthquake here g two
O'Clock this morning, causing buildings tn
sway and rumbIing Ike N explosion, COM
The shock was the hsavisst ever felt heres
lasting ten seconds.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTs.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Thomas j. Mitchell to
he agent for the Indians of the Milk river
Fort Peck agency, in Montana, and VIM
q. Riley, of Virginia. to be consul of the
United States at Zanzibar.
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~Ten million dollars counterfeit gresn-
backs were burned ct the Brooklyn, N Y.
navy yard yesterday, by order OF the g)vsrn-
ment.
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ne Z. .. Steamer WorcesaAr.
Fok1 hnne MoSkoE, Va, Nov. i2.-fhe u.
Atlantic squadron, arrived here laSf MGR,
flom Aepinwall. All well. A'sus
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LORD HoUGHToN, accompanied by Sir
Edward Thornton, the British Minister,
called upon President Grant to-day.
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rency received at the Treasury departing
to- day for demptiou aggregated Si7O,10J.
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The City of Waco Disaster.

PETROLEUM THE CAUSE OF IT.
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HORRORS OF THE DEEP.

ms SelE Survivor I A CREW.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HSskk IdE WASHINGTON OHRONICLE
sIsf GO nssr 3D.
ST tss S,sS ,se most e,mUsts n'tui
sorld r' n'snsi education OF "0n Sovi T. :!
%i- U. @. F---aTIkNTION a special meet.
p 1lmory TafS G@ssfSa " &c Sssa
Irevions TO the drill men in portant bust III
De considered All members requested to be pres
II JOS BURROUGHS, ssc'y
rFATTEHTION. NEW YORKERSl-Pursu-
10 Ns$ fsEnss &s,o
s ss to sfa 81 RS
EVENING, November 4, iS7s, 4 q CLOCK ,,.
PH. EATON, Secretary. O iRsp is''uen il
~ f%STTprAATEdHp fz fRArr's REAL IS
a 'JtDD & DETwEILLER,
nOyll 81 Printers, cor. 1lth st. and Pa. ave.
TALADDIN SECURITY OIL-The safest
and s, 5sst Buns barns end
sons Baltimore, Md. - " novi In.
HsiTtsM,TG 20 A.,vrrpxooy srDv,cv,
LINCOLN HALL, at 800 O'Clock,
Conducted by the Young Men Of the Association.
YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED.
MUSIC LED BY ORGAN AND CORNEr.
mtLce TUEsDkY EVENING, at go. oct3O,tr
FhLL PERSONS DESIRING TO LEARN
ny mud
e'perierced teacher at Boys Academy, Sunder-
land church. ~ street northwest Full course of
70 lessons. go Thorough mastery of the Shole
TBOILING HOT OF ICE-COLD TEA,
COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE,
PINE and Fragrant,
WITH MILBURN'S UNRIvALLeD SODA,
l429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
octso-tr WiIlsrd's.
TDlsTRIOr OF COLUM5IA BONDS FOB
Per cent. Is year Bonds
Special improvement : per cent. Bonds, receiva
O ccts-} R IN LEWIS Hsf JoHNsos co Bankers.
q sPk XfafKkf NSTMEF0I5 5i i35
now be paid for less money than at any time hereto
fore Il is pot probseIe that the present los price.
oe,as In TIC Tow rates ''j''6 III !. e'g::,
~ SEE DIPLOMA OF HOLMES on Mdn Ola
w. SIoKhia,n L'rsI PitIS at DR.: l.. w; Wright's
$1,000 for the detection of Mercury or any
Druggists. oc,ls lwF
FLEwIs JOHNSON & co,
BANKE RS,
Ct.nT q Io;A Street and Peansy Ivaata Assass,
Dealers IN Government and District securit,e.
Foreign Exchsnge and Gold. sepl4-ly
Is Ii. L. OFfLsY $50
eS@J Is 4 " K KS,
CORNER fTFrEENTU AND STREETS,
Opposite 1T.GSrTy DspGyfnIsHt.
BANK OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, sc
Deal in GOLD, Government and District BONDS
Foreign EXCHANGE, sc.
Collections made on all points
Investment Securities on Commission. mar4-tr
%E. ". WHITAKER " J. UOOKE
WHITAKER COOKE,
General Claim and Collection Agents,
"A IaIt
ocietr No. us 18Th street, op. Riggs & 90.
nTa. y. COOKE, JK., q 90,
A,S fLdf, Sherman & Cc.,D
BAHKERS,
Str 1879 street.
hTaR tMOYAL- NM, r. HULTZMAN, AttOT-
Wy Hsg-0t Lar, has removed to No. 1921 st
northwest, opposite Fbbit House, and will be
pleased TO see his friends aud bushes. acquaint
ances LEGAL tUsiDefs solicited, and money invested.
Rooms and Ubces for rent in same building Je9 If
UsAnUEh s 4 oiT2FHsb PUBLIC
ctH-b OFFICR-STAR BUILDING.
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KNOW ILL .NE.f
THAT WE WILL SELL
AFISE SUIT OR OyERCOAT
sIO-FOR ONLY-sIO
sI5-THAT IS WORTH FULLY-sIo
WELL MADE AND TRIMMED.
ALL WOOL OyERCOAT OR SUIT
el3-FOR ONLY-o13
sIs-THAT is ACTUALLY wORTH-sIs
REALLY HANDSOME STYLE.
An ELEGANT SUIT OR OvERCOAT
sIs-FOR ONLY-Sls
s25-THAT SELLS REGULAR FOR sao
VERY STYLISH AND DREssY.
SUPERB OvEBCOAT OR SUIT
S25-FOR ONLY-s25
es5-NEvER SOLD LESS THAN-ss5
EQUAL TO CUSTOM MADE.
Boys Goods at Same Rates.
HA6LE BROTHERS,
TattOrs aud CIothters,
ost77-u ssYnsr TIN and ID Streets u. ".
J. d. MUM, c,rn
ENG YER,
hoyl0 Ct 927 PENNSYLVANIA Ave.
SEEc0ND- HAHp CL0THING, ,TUHNITUaE,
dsserip,ion bonght and the Highest prices paid
orders BY mail promptly f. a''s GSTM K, = 90
noyl0tr Corner 10th street and Penns. ave.
n sPkcsAL BARGAINS .o.
' :. ,S Y To Msn and RHy: Clothing, M
suit, o. s!erssss:. 70 % and H sp BBSS99.vk
Pan s IS M! msr u, f %su s, ana
and MP White Linen Bosom Shirts. 7sc.. Sc, Il 70
Gloves, Knit jackets, Suspenders, &c; Heavy Can.
ton Flannel Dfawers, TSc. 70 81. Gall az GA and
1915 Pennsyivania avenue, bet. 18th and 18th 81.
IoNO w J. w. okLBY.
INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
L PANY,
WASHINGTON, DC,
oyTHR
WEkxLY AND p HI99NNrHLT PirHEsr
Home ofcs-I22sF STREET NORTHWEST
CAPITAL. ..... 50 GOA
IL. Rider Pret. J. g. Payne, Treasurer.
a. Morrison, v. Pres. Y. A. Page, Actuary.
j. Wright, Secy. 3. L. Marshall, Gen. Art,
CanyassiDg gents wanted. noy5-ly
FOE ELEGANCE. BRILLIANCY AND
REAL ECONOMY
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HIS SAD AND AWFUL STORY.
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MOVEMENTS OF L. s. NAVAL V ESsFLS-
! he Secretary OF the Navy is in receipt OF
dispatches announcing the arrival at tho
ports hereinafter named of the following YES
sells: Alert, at Philadelphia, on the nth in
slant; Fortune, at Pensacola. on the Sth in
slant, aud Lhe Worcester, at Fort Monroe,
on the l2tn.
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EX-CEIEF CLERK AvERY's TRIAL.-Ex-
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Doug
lass and one or two officials of the Treasury
Cepa -tment have been summoned to St
Louis to testify for the defense in the case OF
the United states vs.. VIM. o. Avery, charged
with conSniring with others To defraud the
government in the collection of the tax on
fer mel ted spirits,
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NEW CHIEF CLERK OF THE PATENT
OFFICE-Mr. Melvin ID. Peck, second as
sistant examiner in the Patent Office, has
been appointed chief clerk of the Patent
office, vice Mr.. James s. Grinnell, of Mass
annum,
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CoNSULs RECOG NIzRD-President Grant
to day recognized the following L. S. con
suls: Albert Pick. of Hungary, at Chic ago;
Ernst Won Baumback, of Hungary, at Mil
YANKEE: EnnilianO Martinez, of Venezuela
al New Orleans, and Jan. RuIger Planter
vice consul OF the Netherlands, at New York
city.
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TREASURER NEW has completed his re
port, and it is now in the hands Of-Secretary
BristOw. 1t contains no recommendations
of any Importance, being confined almost
entirely TO business-like statement of the
affairs and condition of the Treasurer's office
It's most important tabular statements have
already been published.
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+. Ms COMMISSION D.-Tbe President 10
day signed the commissions of the followin g
postmasters:-NealT I. Sharp at Ogden City
Edward y. Wells at Clyde, y. Y; john t
compton at Columbus, Nebraska; Charles
Rldeway at Yellow Springs, and Horace
Welch at Marshall, Texas.
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THE BOARD OF INDIAN COMMISSIONERS
yesterday called upon Secretary Chandler
TO pay their respects and had an extended
conference with him in reference To Indian
anslrS. The secretary stated III the course
OF conVerSat1On that he had no des re to urge
any special change AZ present OH the part u
the government III its policy toward the In
uians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01
The Senarorias Question.

A number or distinguished Virginians
andEtheir friends are juss now much exer.
rispd on the question Of the election OF q
United Sfate s senator. Some ofsthe p~ws.
papers are insl,tiDg on a sectional quail fics-
zion, but we are glad to see. this has been
strongly repudiated BY The leading journals.
There Is no reason Wb4tevef In makiog local
rests In such 8 case. Still less sense ia there
in the cry of rotation In the Office. We need
experienced men as much as able men 10
Congress, and IL q man serves bis term, we'll
and tbfully there Is q sort. Of recognition
due bin, which is accorded in no way so
plainly as by rec ection. ,a,a =,
{ /; We do, therefore, utterly deny the cor.
rectness Of the statement made By the Lex
ington Gazette that 8 senator ia to beIeleeted
t'..,p the place Of SENATOR johnston" We
also deny the authority OF BIZ. Edgar Snow.
den, ,uf the Gazette, to say (as he ~ reported
in the Journal 10 nave done In Richmond,
that the people Of this secti'n desire the
election of Mr.. Goode., Upon what basis
-ucb an assertion rests We caDnot imagine
the people of this section have surely never
. authorized IL 10 any way. We honor Mr..
Goodies abilities and excellent qualities as
we do To. Sc Of Governor Letcher, and
would think the States interests safe with
either. But we insist that they are not pre-.
em,nently; entitled 10 the place over Virgin
laps; al The Legisla' ure mas an important
duty before hem land they should ignore
personal and Local preferences in Its perform.
alexandria Sentinel. - ).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01
:; Unilea ,a,a..s senator. :

r,yTbe election of altUsiIed slste. senator
from Virgins will be sbefirst businessof our
incoming Legislature Every geographical
section, uas ! Is cauC,,dste.-sonese ;lioBs more
candidates. tiiaasones Thep NAMES eiraohn.
,sIpp. Daptrk, CogbilI. 9oode, 5Ould. Ctump,
Ghristiau, Walker, Tucker, Le,coer, Stuart,
Cochran . Smlth, andt!sundry OTHERS nave
been mentioned ii In . connection. win TIE
nusition;la au6n the D Impression grows
that; the, rivalry may be a. Htle angry
nsrhaps profrac, ed. And bthia because
ajtaa9 belopg Itlos :. one political family,
and comparisons Instituted must be
tmoret or less lpersonal. If these be ruled
! within egensipmaniy courtesy all may be well.
If not so restricted, the ,GDnseryauiye, party
will ebg weakened blythe Canvass of5eiaims,
no matter who msy be. ultimately elected.
!, We do uotkee that ~ better Course cou'o De
pursued to give gpneral satisfaction IMAM 10
r.a,ect that thorotisn NGginian! .Hon.Joo
w Johuston. z nan e9n0 man hes more
faithfully srrpreseRted leoutherD sentiment
and 10 Not one has been more
circumsp eet 10, taking position 90 polill'
cal questions, and noae more a0ls4n ins'n-
Ita,nlpvz his premises. Beng theI iocum.
beet his eeslec tour " ould occasion les u.s.
ann .iafr,eut, less ebeartburntog. atbsn inc
eie ction Of any other map, hoHrVer. 1d,stin'
ku,sped or ~ hsteypr ht> claim; and @e
woplt like 10 Jsse tiro sgan fcie, heoss WIN
iuhe. senatorial dtoga. j Bat u. lhe. swsoom
!. Of stbe 1usages Of IRE ainiGg ef1geut puhlH
servants 10 Office that prevailed before
the war: isy, to- be nsbandonrd,i aod rota'
siou IN pursued, then we present as the
ca ididst g q Of oour enoice the nsme Of ex'
"a ,veruor Sml,b. Though length o. dys
La / nis, bis siepbis SIN Iigh, ana Dis
SD 3it has alb theospring OF, youn. lbs To-
ted acs has sripenedawian age, and halls TO-
da capable OF ,apy task that ;fac'al position
i'm ,ases. He has meyer BEEN mpster.iree
wien bissecy,ces were ueered tnaeounc'l or
"a I'D. oHsslwss the wbi,ess bead tina, Ga'cn.
red nuder tne Confederate cross. and Of ne
tsan sxaupIs by his eoe;gg and iaous
try. Llse .ERypSs Green 80 sfad
h sl1I haze sa1s.s pc ear o,.wtther 2 {zey!s
{, Nor custom STALE nislmnpir yare'ysa
T. ~ rffrs,s,..-T tWarsenton Iader.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01
The 7Upssed s.a,esu senator.

AS the 1ime fofitbe meeting OF the Ifgis-
llature draws near, the attention OF the peo-
pie OF our State is being called 10 one Of the
most important duties 70 be performed by
that body-lhe election ola U cited States
senator to succeed Mr.. JobnstoD. Ef
From many good men, esch, perhaps, the
choice Of bis own immediate AIoeaiisy, we
must choose. II possible, the best sadd to
de ermine this Is task that viii require ~
careful aud impartial "Reminiscences the
merits OF sthe gentlemen wheEagnan,es afe
urged By their respective friends! In max
I'M their choices seems TO ns ti,at qualiaca.
ttons for this high Office shouldSbs sciassed
Ia order ss fellows: Firss. Integrity; Sc.
coud, capacity !; third, psst services 20 Nc e
State, and subject flo all cases 20 tse nrst
two and fourth, locality. Asto the drst e
quisise- integrity--we nave 20 Tear tast aas
s1sn can be- elected UHtted iStatts senator
from Virginia bat d tsan OF spe' iess iBaereg,
bad as the public men Of other states have
la many instances proven asheBsalveas we
have no reason TO suppose teat the next
choice af our Legislature WIZ falp upon = 2
fiaIi who will form the exception OF Q long
Hue or Virginia senstorain the matter q g.
tegrity 6 n e. q & -s-
ls' As Id capacity: The capacity that = Ne
Ed,sifed Id the senator who Is 10 taike hss seat
apon the expiration OF .Hsra gSDnsso esltefm
~ not mere insaiieefaAl ability Il must ta-
|cinde. moral power and apnSsieai COURAGE sse
shaity. .G6r Rsn y enesatalre
klaassbe aaelEhQ not oal3 Inc ~ 1las,ksl ~ !!
Ing, dare nS man nes enss g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01
Lnnated stare. senator.

on the first Tuesday after assembling At
RICHMOND next month the Virgins Legisla.
ture will be called upon 10 select q successor
IN Senator Johnston 10 the Senate OF the
Unrted States. a plumber Of distinguished
gentlemen from different portions of The
state have been spoken Of; and the nsmes Of
some endorsed and urged by the papers Of
their SECTIONS. " ~
Where such pum Der Of worthy sspirants
are to be selected from 1t Will be, dlfiault Tor
the General Assembly to make choice. To
the lumber of those likely to- be placed 10
nonipa1ion we wish 10 add anoiher name
that Of our own distinguished represen g.
tive, Mr.. james W. S1effsy. who has already
been spoken Of 10 private circles TO no small
extent as an available aud proper man. r.
Though Mr.. Sheffey has not mingled much
in POLITICAL life (only having been member
Of oae representative body 10 bis past life,
the Constitutional Convention Of 1861, his
superior ability. and culture qualities him
enlneutly Tor tue position. Though always
preferrIng quret, uuobtrustve life. bis eff
forts Ia his profession at the bars OF the dis.
trcts OF the Southwest and at that Of The
Court Of Appeals have given BIN reputa.
ton throughout the State. We believe be
will bette strongest man the, South west can
present, and with her united support can
easily win the pIace.-Marfon Patriot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01

MEN WHO SHOULD Nor sNoKR.- There are
two men who should never smoke where
they can be seen--the iittla. lean man snd
the handsome, well.proporsioned mao. The
large. fat man can smoke ablicly with some
ipfonriety. Hfs cigar seems as the glowing
Of the small fpteliectual Gre within htm.
which the waters of, his dropsy or tue frtcE-
llints OF beer through his vast frame might
;speadiiy exringnish If there we're no Artificial
heat and HIGHT from The outside. The band
soine. weil!propo niaD al ways appears
ridiculous ii, smoking, because che 4addaion
or The TOBACCO affectati6n makes him Hook III
balanced and initiative OF inferior men. The
little, lean man should never under any CIR
tcuristances allow himself 10 be visible while
ne is taking his smoke. a sms!t. thin man,
With small, thin legs, smoking On TIE streets
10 the early morning Is one OF the Goss dis.
'tressfng sights thai che human eye can look
upon. The persor behind him Ii constantly
appfehensrye that fragile body inst sahesd Is
about to evaporste that the small frame
may dissolve aud ascend Id lie curling,
gn6ssly tobacco smoke !; that the littfe sn0kaE
may be some bslatsd sspirit, and that pres.
entity afaint shrek or d rushing SOUND Will
ne heard and the dfsarp eafaUce be ie96ered-
complete. The stobtceo habit ~ u tchrlous
aat appalling tffng III TIMES. and it has lie
mysterious terrots Eds well AS tts trivial a..
poyances. Petersburg appeal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01
Hot-Atr furnaces, Again.

:, Editors Dispatch. : In your issue OF No
ven. Ter 22d y gu quote With appreciation the
c ,mparison insti uted by; & nickeTb ocker,'
10 The New, York, Tribune, between hot.air
furnaces, and open fires; aud you, even dis
play q commendable vlciousness OF temper
against the furnaces rs becomes men OF spirit
VINO haYe been imposed upon by those enc.
mics OF, real comfort, But neither $ Knitkerr
booker" nor yourselves hiBt at the existence
OF method for heating buildings which is
rapidly supplantipg IN public esimationIo oih
those mentioned, and OF. which the writer, Is
q strenuous advocate. Ard yet g. nicker-
booker p might have found In The
public bulldogs, In the hospitals, and
ID the, private dwellings. Of i bis city.
abundant proof that steam. OF, hot ,cater-
heating, Is superior to either furnaces or
CRATES ia comfort, in cleanIiness, eventually
In economy, and indeed 10 everything ex:
'cep,ing alone The genial lfiuences of a bright,
open fire, Hith It's .sssociaIons and It's air
castles bhilt among the Goals In the winter
twilight. a man would as, soon lhiuk, OF
indulging in reYerie over q, key hole as over
q DO t.air register or a stack Of steam-pipes.
But as in onr, practical age warm feet and
freedom from colds are considered much
more important than, our possible day.
dreams, howeYer, delightful, your attention Is
invited to the following someW bat crude let.
ter, written at the suggestion Of gentleman
connected 9Th onr puolic-school system:
a42aoj adl 10 Eptd3 OCTOBER, 1875. II
Dear ySPs e gys SSu
schools fees Before Jon the following bstsf
sssans s syiaeni. The necessity Of properly
heating anf yentitsttEg ~ pubic he.h
is to be at al regssdeG Win force does
many delicate children mnst be. epngreg4ted, and
must remain for hours exposed b NnateSer system
of hsxt1ng they may hipPsn 10 md, DC II gsodt or
bad: y Y u sMel hsss OF .hs mp6rs
able II the, are TO 90 healthy 6rainswork.s EVE
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