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An English Hero.
From the London Era.

4 story comes to us from the Western dis
tricts on the details of which a Bret Ilarte or
Col John Hay would found poem The
other day gang Of labOrers was employed
stacking blocks OF stone on permanent way
of the Great Western railroad, between KeynS.
ham aud Bristol. In fact, the operation of
stone stacking WAS carried on within Il few
yards of the Brisllngton tunnel. 1t was at
the time Of day when the most wonderful ex.
press train in the world, called THE Flying
Dutchman," was expected and by some un-
lucky accident Il large block Of stone rolled
down the embankment and lodged on the
railway line. At this Instant the roar of the
"Flying DutChman' was heard in the tunnel
There was not a moment 10 be lost, so swiftly
down the bank sped one of the brave navieS
TO remove the stone and save hundreds of
innocent lives or perish in the attempt. He
had wife and family at home, but he never
thought of them. His life was in his hand,
but he never thought of that Down the
steep embankment sped the brave follow,
nerved with the combined strength Of Sissy.
plus and Atlas 10 move the stone and save
his fellow creatures. On sped the Flying
Dutchman!" Quick, for your life, jim"
shouted The companions on the bank. Alas,
il was just too late the stone was rolled out
of the way, but the hero was cut to pieces by
the fangs oi the murderous train. This is as
grand and noble a story rs was ever told, 1t
is Ener than the tale Of Jim Bludso," the
moral of whose story is told with such i'm.
petuous vigor and truth by the author of
Little Brooches :"
He knowd his duty, dead sure thing
And went for 1t thar and them
And Christ amt going to be too hard
On a man that died for men!
If ever there was brave fellow who laid
down his life for the sake of his fellow crCa.
lures II was this hero of the BrislngtOn tun.
mel. His wife and child ought to be looked
after, and have no doubt come under the con
sidcration OF the citizens of Bristol But the
L.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-13

\ Chinese boarding house keeper has
proved that Ike Chinese constitution is not
so totally devoid of senSitiyencss as To be in.
different to the quality or kind of TODD it takes
into il, but at the same time he has proved
that tie Chinese taste is SO depraved that i,
cannot distinguish good yiluals from bad
One of his boardcrs brought to the breakfast
table can of"Huof and Healing Salye." for
horse phySic. lie left the table and forgot
the can. Hop Kec. the landlord found il, and
mis,opk the can for one of extract OF meat,
which he thought had got displaced, and he
used it for making green turtle soup that day.
The boardcrs ate of II without discovering by
taste that il was not right, but they found out
something was wrong in another way The
doctors have been busy in that boanling-
house, and Hop Kee has been at very small
expense to supply his table with tn delics.
cies OF the season. 4 critical taste for viiu.
ais is an accomplishment which The Chinese
have vet Ia caliiyaie.
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rHE rRIRrNE lJCLY % sAls:

Iudre Cation Is veteran trayeer, i' az Na a. natprs
Observation and from long and 10 1dersard
Isl ana ont more than the ordinary usNeer,, hoo =,
anI ils o. Sss eie readable aud entertaining nooA
tI s 49, - mt To create the reader strong desi'e
1,sgc he sane Journey IN person
80 in ottawa By Osman & HapenHn'
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Judge C.t't'' H'r Book
A SUMMER IN NORWAY,
With No.es on the Industries Habits, etc, Of the People ~
,orv .f the Country its Climate and Productions. ana
of the BED Deer. Reindeer, ond Elk, by
HON J. D. CATION IL. d.
syo iOl ID. Illustrated Price, $3.50.
THE tSrEG-ocEAx Gully y SAYS

THE iNTER-OCEAS Gully y SAYS
JItye eaton has given US WORK possessing gu me H.
cither too much nor too little it is written In "a ~
CONFIDENTIAL style, without strain or ancctation ~ w
writer sails along by and lakes, and rivers any M
ers i'm nuaint Norwegian towns he give, MS here anu
inst scraps history awaken interest," IN WI
ancient and warlike. but reaccfu and ndustIous
ple He the strong cold touch OF masculine
pnseryation united graceful narrative style
from beginning TO end reads Ike story tod og tne %
AZ the head of his table Carlyle stsln MS uch ~
,ea pourng over Sagas' and ancient msnuscS ~
stsIwart traveller accompanied by his ladies' nihges,
,hs nennIc lkas friends with the Laps, watches s
nshing In the pools sleeps in Norwegian De0s aHa
in little " hOlesome rhetoric over their marrow
iii. hnnE a. as fresh the mountain breeIt
vbie ia RESERVATIONS are full of that kindly and
tive feeling which can only come from '''' ~ ''
rpnu
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\ large and tine assortment of Catholic prayc,
books lust received at Osman * lIapeman'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-13

| l.. IiiOM i'-O ~. Attorney and Copnse,o
Illinois ,,L DSsIl.aWa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-13
professional Cards.
A TT o r ~ G Y 8,

! ~. L. Ltc NJ ING. Attorney ami cor,,o,- .
-. Law ottawa Ill. Office In Deano boct nnrtH ~
' ebl2ib
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THE TINES tJULY 81 SAYS:

1.-THE author of a summer IN Norway n ssS Of nn
what but few abe proesslosl -; he nnbiic volume
travels Wien viii hold own with any bce-pr
T is soils and interesun anu ~ ~, m rs
ne M & - every page. Throughout " j.
nun2t Per lin barnless amusing Incidents deicA''
told
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a, G. FRENCH. r. W N cp.vv
f,Ik IN IL ~ Clt a y T., Attorneys and Conn
sclors NJ Law In the office formerly occupied by Incl
ford. Bowen MaOney east side OF Court House Sonarn
ottawa, DIS Prompt attention given all business On
trusted to Il, Innia-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-13

~-,TE, DRAFT AND RECEIP
49, -. ONN y e HIPkA4N'S.
" beoHS'N Vest OF Court House
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ID X. AZ a. a. LEILA - ID, ATTORNEYS M l nm.
l Rooms formerly occupied by DR.. Bascum in Hoes a
Leland. Block northwest corner OF Court House Suuare
IWaNa III deCitt
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8 sICuoiSoS. y. u. SNOW.
RICIiCI.SON d SNOW, Attorneys and
Counselors at Law. VIII aCtice In the courts of la
Sale and adjoining counties Otace west OF Court House
Ottawa, Ills. nnytI
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EKANI< i. kAwFOKD, Attorney
cago. Notary Public. msti.';i
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HIRAM II. GILBERT, Attorney At Law
IL Room No. Post ONCE Block sep2j'i5
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II T.. LIMO LIN Attorney AZ Law. Office over
~ no ~ La Sale street. west side Of the Court House.
| olta~a MS. juyS1a
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Among his private papers, which were
willed 10 me, the dear friend of his last years,
was the outline of this memoir. II IS all
true save the names, ltcxplains the sadness
of hls nature. Down in that cruel sea lay all
that would have made life joyous for him,
but alas had only left him sadtencd mem
nTy.
And so end as began.
la some lives there enters in once "a true,
pure love. This life was one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-13

CHAS. II: BK USIi, Attorney and Counse!o!
wa. Illinois, marl'1S
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It's BOWEN. ". T. AoLONBY.
pow EN ~ MOIDN t1Y, Attorneys and
- Counse.ors ut Law, No, Court st. VIII promptly
Snn diligently attend To all business entrusted to their
July 10th. 1875.
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| NEW ELL IL. MOORE, Attorney at Law
~ Office In CanCy'S Block corner OF La sale Mad
is0n Streets ottawa, Ill. uy2i15
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w IL. ENSMI y q FIR. NJ. d., Physician
w. and Surgeon. Office over the Exchange Bank, OF
tawa, Illinois. mar3
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YEcNS 70 -. E1IDRTC ID(s f., Attorney
~ NJ Law ONCE In T. .. Block. Ottawa, Ill. april

INDWIN n. LEWIS Attorney and Counselor
~ at Law, Glover & Cooks Block Ottawa III. APPS
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nK. GiILISERT DE PISY, French Ply
~ stefan. 81 prac tice. the last ten in 81
louis. Mo. Office, La Sale ST., H. ollie and d. Benz
ard. Residence Washington ST. tnoh OF Supreme Court
Block ONCE hours from TO IL O'Clock A. M. and from
2to5PM. mayl,i5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-13

JONES. l.. W. BRKwRR
ION E.S ~ Dir l.; w Err, Attorneys and Coun.
sellers at Law, Ottawa Ills Office, Rooms Nos d s.
second Moor, Metropolitan Block. octl9,'T.
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MARY.

have large snd so Vii sell at reasonable pro
lsOHt DC oea'i w S~@'''' Z. Y. GRlGGS
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He know'd his duty a dead sure thing,
And went for it thar and then;
And Christ amt going to be too hard
On man that died for mem
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nR. X. NJ. MICA Ottawa, Illinois.
~ Of1ce-Rooms & L. .. Block. Open from O'Clock
AM to O'Clock r. NJ Residence on Benton Street south
of Illinois Ave. jan2216
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COLES ~ I'E;I'TIT, Physicians and Sur
" geons Ottawa, Ill. Office Dckey W weiry store
DR. Coles residence 3 Cass street Dr. Pettts residence
- t. Pearl street. Once open day and night. decl3lyF
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-02

HAMS-Cholce sugar-cured are scarce and IL
demand, and 1915 higher. As tierces sold, O.
T. ID. They are jobbing at 15Is@l6c u ID.
LARD-Is scarce and in request for the loca
trade and for export. and the market is ~
stronger. Packers tierce is quoted at 127s0 &c
r. refined l32s@l31ac keg and bucket 81 l4@i414t
COW PEAS-rh The supplies are yet small, but
they are coming in more regularly and are sell
ing in small lots at 81 400l 81 u bushel for
mixed and 81 60@1 IS for clay.
CORN IN BULK-Is in request for export, and
none on the market. The last sold at $50 u
bushel. To-day tow Of $4,000 bushels sold, tc
PACKERS HOG PRoDUCrs Prime mess
pork is selling at $40, prime SIT 50@iS
rupp $40 u Dbl. pig pork $40 75@l1 u hal
Dbl, and s2l@22 y bbl; spare ribs s7@7 50 .
y keg, 81 90 u frhin, and 81 50 Dbl
lot of 20 bbs rump pork sold at slS 80 u Dbl.
WHISKY-Light supply and dull. Louisiana
rectiied selling at 81 09 and Western at 81 100
u e gallon. Some Is bbls Louisiana rectlfed
sod to day at 81 % u gallon.
CORN IN SACKS-The stock on the landing is
about 5000 sacks; fair demand at previous prices.
1900 sacks sold, of which 1000 mixed at 53c, BOO
do at SAC, loco and 1900 white at SOC, and 500
yellow for Cuba at 58c u bushel. Yellow is
scarce and supplies woulu meet ready sales at
the above prices.
OATS-The sto,k on the landing comprises
about 5000 sacks: the demand is fair aud prices
are unchanged 1875 sacks sold, of which 500 st.
Louis at 42c, $50 do at 43c, 600 choceGalena at
45c, and 1875 white at 49, f8 bushel.
BRAN.-The stock on landing is almost ex-
hausted and comprises only 200 sacks. Prices
have advanced Sc D 100 II. 200 and 500 sacks
sold at 8)c b 100 b.
HAY-The stock on the landing is about 1900
bales. The demand was better Today. 725
bales sold. of which Is ordinary at sl3, 500 prime
at ST. 100 do at $1S and 50 strictly choice at s25
" ton.
COFFEE The market is active and prices are
firm. 50J7 bags ex-Shawmut sold at TIC u b,
good fair, and 1000 bags resold on private terms.
We quote cargoes: FAIR lS11a01S24c (gold), good
lS@lS14c, prime 1S1a@l654c ID ID. JOB lots
Far l6@loAc, good To- aa0lo34c, prime 19@19114c
u b.
.RICE-Prime and choice are scarce. Low
grades are dull. 81 bbls ordinary sold at 414c e
ID. We quote Louisiana No. 211aG13c, common
4L9434c, ordinary 4s405c, fair 54051ac, good
5a40e6c. prime 6114@61Iac, choice 6ss4c y Ii.
bUTTER-GoOd supply and the demand is
moderate. Choice Goshen is quoted at 330l35c,
medium 28030c, Inferior is nominal, choice West
ern 23@2Sc, medium lSG20c, inferior 14@15c
~ ID.
CHEESE-The stock on hand is large and the
demand limited. Choice Western factory is quo
ted at 13c, New York cream 15c English dairy
tic, pine apple 2211ac u tt.
SALT Plenty offered and very little selling.
Coarse is quoted at 95c9sl; fine 81 2501 80 q
sack, delivered. Turks Island is quoted ESQ
Use " bag Of two bushels. Table Salt, in pockets,
2I051ac each as in size.
BALING TWINE-Is selling at 141s@15cP b
in round lots, and 16c at retail.
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No sales OF STOCKS were reported except at the
Stock Exchange.
State Consols were stronger, being quoted at
the close at 67114 067s4 against 67967ll on Mon
day. The sales not reported at the Exchange in
cluded $4,000 at eTE.
CITY Bonds were also stronger. At the close
Premium issues were quoted at 3454@3514, old
Currency Sevens 3311a@34, new do 341a035, Gold
Bearing Seven Per Gents, Administration Series,
35@3511s and do Drainage Series, at 3514 @3524.
The sal included $4,000 Premium issues at
35HH, and $4,000 at 35L.
No sales OF City Scrip or Metropolitan Police
Warrants were reported except at the Exchange.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Wednesday Evening. March 1. 1876.
Ew ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

The Money market was quiet and unchanged.
Under the improvement in Gold at New York,
| and the latter moderately active. New York
sight was unchanged, and Stocks were without
any new feature. State Consols and City Bond S
were both stronger.
We refer to the report of legislative proceed.
ings for particulars of debate in the Senate to-
day upon bill relative to city finances, which
ended in postponing the subject to tomorrow.
We continue to quote: Exceptional CONNER
cial paper -@8 " cent per annum discount, AL
do at 9@10, and second grade nominal. FIRST
class mortgage paper 90lO y cent per annum,
second grade entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 1857 d1141a, against 114L at
New York, and after moderate business closed
at 11411s @1145s, against 1l4A in that market.
at H. $4,000 at 1141Ss, $4,000 at 1149l141s, $4,000
and $4,000 at 114L4, and $4,000 and $4,000 at
114ass.
No sales of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1O411aGl0511aa,
and Mexican dollars at 80 gold for both new
ana old.
Under the improvement in Gold at New York
Sterling was quoted about 1lac higher, equal to
about Ito " cent, and francs "A u cent. The
sales comprised f43,OOO, embracing fl5O0 bill Of
lading at $780, $4,000 Al clear at 5501a, f75OO bill
Of lading at 5.5011aa@5.5l1a, 1000 do and AL
clear at 5.515.5l1a, Ella 900 bill OF lading at ISL
as 50, $4,000 bill OF lading at -, and f2OOO bank
at SIS.
The sales Of francs comprised 5000 CONNER
cial, embracing 600 and 100000 at 4 561, and
$1,000 at 4.565s@4.5614, and Is 900 bank at 4.51A
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
5.501a05 81 for bill of lading and Al clear, and
-05.55 for bank (bank counter rate -0l5 551as
and francs at 1861 for commercial and nominal
for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were Of fair
extent, and rates were unchanged The sales
comprised $4,000, embracing $4,000 CONNER
cial, $4,000 and $4,000 private bankers, and
s35, 900 bank at par, and s25.O0U private bankers
at 1872 F3 cent premium. We also noticed sales
Of $40, 600 commercial sixty days sight on New
York at ~ u cent discount, and $4,000 do,
on Providence, at IA.
The banks con inue to check on New York at
Il P cent premium, and commercial sight is
still quoted at par.
The following is the official statement of the
sales reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
IT,
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Chicago.
Cincinnati.


BREAKFAST coN-Is scarce and in request
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-02

The movement was renewed this morning wi b
a moderate degree of spirit, and although oper-
atoms were restricted by the unsatisfactory char
acter OF the offerings, and the stringent preten-
sions OF factors Tor some descriptions which were
in request, yet $500 bales changed hands up to
noon, after whlcp, although few Indications OF
much animation, additional transactions were
reported to the extent Of $3.50 bales, making
total for the day, as noted above, Of $3.50.
Even-runDlDg lists Of desirable kinds were held
with increased strlpgeucy, 1890 being refused
for an even-running list of Miadlng, bus the gen.
eral run OF the offerings, especially mixed lists
and the lower grades, continued irregular and
easy. An average list, largely Middling, sold at
1lAc. Asa general thing, the better styles of
the kinds most m request commanded outside
figures, showing increased strength and the me-
dunn and lower grades continued irregular and
patches reported Liverpool dull aud easier, at
decline of l-l6d from Mondays quotations, and
New York dull and irregular, without any quota
BILE variation in spots, but -32D3-32c higher for
futures,
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-day's exports)
164 TAB bales, embracing Co. 900 for Liverpool. a.,
544 for Havre, 48975 for the North Sea, 1912 for
Bremen, 1879 for Spain, 1852 for the Mediterra-
mean, and G511 for coastwlse ports, leaving in
presses, agreeably to its account at II M.
2l6,l2l bales. Ii we deduct from this the
amount sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about 185, 600 bales to represent the
quantity unsod, large part OF which is with
held from the market in transit or not yet sam
pied.
The Exchange reports: s'Sales 600 bales.
Lower grades irregular; better grades steady"
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at 14111c y b. Some light supplies came in aud
sold at that price; boxes sold 14Ic % h.
STOCKS OF PROVISIONS ON HANDING
are indebted TO Mr.. b. s. Marks, Sup rintendent
OF the Merchants Exchange, for the following
the at inaf.
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JOHN BOIS,
z u r n ure Deal r ,
No. 152 and 1874 Camp street,
Next To ST Patrick's Church

Sells furniture at very low prices Packs repairs
Upholsttrs aud Varnishes Furniture in the best
style. He attends to Packing, Moving and Shipping
Furniture giving full guarantee for the faithful
performance OF all contracts. Second-h Furniture
purchased and liberal Cash price paid also Fur
niture taken storage and advances made on
same. Country orders promptly attended to.
Thanking his patrons and the public generally for
fully solicit their orders for the coming year.
d23 3m
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-02

VNTANTED-$5000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL IN
w first-class business, already established. One
third interest given and no services required Cor
sp,ndence solicited. Address Drawer o. Post
Office. FLU eod tt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-02

rive Friday and leave for st. Louis Monday, 9Th.
B. R. PEaRAM, Master.
NATcHEz, March Ito J. B. Woods Il Co..
Steamer Glencoe will arrive Thursday and leave
for St. Louis Saturday.
JOHN T. McCoRD. Master.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Evening, March l, 1876.

bales additional Yesterday embraced $3.50 bales
at prices requiring no change in our quotations.
We give also the figures and report OF the Ex-
change, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-02

The above drawings are published in all the priR-
cipal papers, and drawn in public daily, at the
rooms of the Company.
Witness hands at New Orleans Louisiana
this LIST day Of March, 1875
II. PERALTA.
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners.
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. ielS
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-02

belmont HOTEL, 6si, 6s3 and 625 WASHING
ID ton street BOSTON, Opposite G ODE Theater)
Located in the centre of the city and easily reached
by street and stages. Elevator, steam and all
modern improvements. Rooms European plan), 81
per day upward. A frstclass Restaurant and Pri
waite Dining rooms. if preferred at moderate rates.
The most convenient location, quiet and comfort
able home and first-class accommodations at prices
adapted to the stringency of the times, the spe
cial advantages afforded at the BELMONT"
ja2O 1y HARDY & CO., Piopretors.
The New York herald., 1876-09-05
FIREMEN's CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 4, 1876.
The fourth annual Convention OF the National Asso-
ciaton OF Fire Engineers began here to-day.
Chief William II. johnson, OF Philadelphia, was
elected President.
AT the AFTERNOON session the committee on selection
OF topics reported tho following subjects for the con-
sderation OF the Convention with resolutions accom-
panying Tor presentation 10 tho city Councils OF the
various cities represented:
Fri-The import of city authorities adopting rigid
building laws TO prevent the spreading of fires
rules preventing tho OF coal OIL benzine in
their depots with other goods.
Third-he mpertGnee of insurance companies discrmi-
favor lower IN all Cities large
sm all having paid ire departments.
fourM-Ihe lest plan Tor organizing paid fire DEPART
FUM-rhe Importance OF the adoption Of n uniform
coupling.
sir-The importance Of all fire departments being d.
vested of politics
Seoearhe expo ency OF FIRE departments having pub
lie psrades
EghMThe import of city councils adopting suitable
laws and enforcing Them the prevention Of pyrotechnca
displays on festival days.
The Convention then adjourned till tomorrow.
Tonight the delegates are listening TO explanations
by inventors OF new signal alarms, new hose and new
nrc appliances