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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-07-29


Thos. A. Adams, Fred
Sam'l B. Newman. j. L.
Sam'l H. Kennedy. Andr
John Phelps, JOSEF
Adam Thomson, Geori
Henry Abraham. Alfre
Victor Meyer, l.. G.
Edward J. Gay, Edwi
Joseph Bowling. Geo.
Simon Hernsheim, A. Lt
Simon Forcheimer, VIM.
Jos. B. Wolff, Paul
r. b. Post, John
Ed. Pilsbury, w. B
Jno. 4. King, Hem
my22 1y
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-07-29

I'm m. sCHNEIDAU, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-07-29

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 80 b66.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Oily Hall I'm DANGER

Editor Of ST Whilst the So Jlect OF ID p
nom fre-proof character of the public build
ings is being discussed, / desire TO call tn ,
attention OF our citizens and the government
10 the fact that the City Hall is In a worse
condition In regard TO the infiamma bilIty OF
its roof, perhaps, than any OF them. the
roof is supported by nothing but the heaviest
umbers, very old, and dry enough TO ignite
almost by a spark, and connected with the
roofs OF the court rooms and other extensive
wood work In the west end; aud IL a fire were
once started In this enormous lumber pile,
the District, as well as OF the probate records.
&C. Cannot the people now be aroused 10 a
sense OF this impending danger, aud some
thing be done Immediately, by removal of
the records, al least, TO avert such a possible
overwhelming calamity.
Let the citizens at once call a meeting 70
devise some say for transferring them else
where as quickly as possible. l.. {. II.
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General Grant,

LONDON, Sept. % General Grant and
party arrived at bennington, Warwick, to-
day. The mayor of the town extended a
hearty welcome TO them and the corporation
presented an address. Gen. Grant in return
Ing thanks said IL was source of great plea
sure TO him 10 visit the town. He spoke of
the relations between England and A merica,
and said he looked forward To their going
hand in hand as honorable rivals in pro-
ducing what is necessary for the comfort and
support of man. The general and party az
forwards dined with the mayor.
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Indian War in New Mexico.

NEW 1ORk, Sept. "a letter from Silver
City, n. NJ, says between 400 and coo
Apache warriors, with squaws and pappoo-
SEES, have left Fan Carrie reservation, and
along the ella river they have killed twenty
people, burned ranches, etc. Nine DO lie,
were burned at Silver City the 18th instant
ard great excitement there; all people are
arming Thirty armed citizens have gone
from Clifton ARIZONA 10 meet the sayages.
and thirty more from Silver City. sixty
more Will go as soon as arms are received.
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For TIE EVENING START
SONNET TO THE SIOUK.

Wild children Of the West, who come from far
Your rights with truth and CIoQuenca 10 defend
i trust that here ye may not Valnly spend
our time and labor, nor be driven TO " an.
Doomed TO destruction by some evil star
OF destiny. le call the W hite man friend.
May ye keep mutual faith till time shall end
Nor guile your paths 90 higher level mar
Chiefs Of the eagle plume, brave eagle hearts
Though 10th e. leave your Tiers ancient WAYS
" ash on your war paint; armed with civil arts
Into your forests Jet in learning rays.
And stT"w the prairie, and mount with towns aud
marts.
Thc wiserace hears, and fate 5 still voice 0bavs.
September ,, Isl. W. l. SHOEMAKER
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DEATH BUSY IN THE SrABLEs.-A curt-
Gus and fatal disease has broken out among
the horses al Madison, Nj. Those ATTACKED
by III manifest varying symptoms in the
been startling uniformity-they have died.
Naturally people In that vicinity are very
much exercised about 1t, and as far away as
Morristown and Middletown, II a mans
horse is taken with collie a wild rush fs
made Tor the nearest veterinary surgeon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

JOE EMMETT JUMPS INTO THE SEA-
Cur Australian exchanges are full OF an ex
iraordinary proceeding on the part OF Mr.. j.
X. Emmet, the well-known actor IL ap-
pears that on the night OF the third of last
month, he threw himself into the sea from
the Glenelg lefty, and was dragged out by
some fishermen. He was clothed In a heavy
ulster al the time, and when landed on dry
SOL treated the matter as joke. He denies
the soft Impeachment of attempted suicide
Mr.. Emmet arrived in this city yesterday
by the Australian steamer.-tSda Pfdaclsco
hOJ- NJ
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UTAH INIQUICY.
Three Thousand Divorces I'm Five

NEW YORK, Sept "a Salt Lake City
despair says: The Tribune publishes q list
OF persons who have obtained divorces
through the probate court of Salt Lake Civ.
III embraces nearly every state and territory
as well as Canada. A list OF agencies In
eastern cities, and the names of agents are
also published. IL is estimated that the 20
probate courts of Utah have granted 5000
divorces within the past three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

MR.. GODDARD BAILEY, at one time editor
OF the Mobile Register and afterward OF the
New York Daily NeDs, died at Harlem on
wednesday, In his 50tn year. In 1850 he
went to San Francisco as an agent for the
government in some dealings with the
Indians, and was mixed up in the irregu-
larities which At that time brought scandal
on Secretary Thompson's ADMINISTRATION OF
The Interior DEPARTMENT
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ARCHB1SHoP BAYLEY DYING.-A specia
dis patch TO the Bali imOre Gazette from New
ark last night says: "MOst Rev. Archbishop
Bayley is dying al the residence OF Bishop
CoTrlgan In this city. His physicians. Drs
Nichols and OGoTnlan, announced al , y. M
that ne was sinking fast aud would probably
die before midnight, though he may linger
twenty-four hours. The change for the worse
took place last "Wednesday evening after the
archbishop returned from drive 10 Seton
hall college with Bishop Corrigan. He has
been restless, sleepless, nervous and delirious
since. AT six O'Clock this morning he re-
gan, and has been partly unconscious 40 TO
The pres time. He is aware that the end
Is near al hand. He said to a sister OF charity
THIS morning, "lt is only matter of few
hours" have Just left DR. Isaac A. Nichols.
de said: The archbishop is going fast, aud
Is liable 10 die al any moment. LEFT him
al half past five O'Clock and DIR. O'Gorman
and myself agreed that he could not liye.n
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A Matter OF Auuoyauce

k0HOl otdT TO the great injury Of prop
erty holders here, and annoyance OF persons
mentioned. daily misrepresentation Is made
OF particular houses rente1 TO public men.
For example, Gen. Potter has not taken Tho
house OF Mrs. LaughtOn, nor Gen. SchurE
that OF Col. Rathbone-The examples might
be multiplied as to houses In the market. u.
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CAMP -. W. TAYLOR, MUsSEL SHELL
RIVER, Sept. 20, by courier TO BoZEMAN NJ
T., via HELENA, Sept 2S-Gen. Howard
and Col. Sturgis held a council to-day and
agreed TO join their forces and make one last
push through Judith Basin, either 10 n ght or
drive the Nez Perces across the Missouri 20
British Columbia. This Will not take over
ten days, when the campaign will end.
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The Tweed FxamIna,;ou

NEW YORK, Sept. 29--Tweed's eNamina-
ton before the aldermanic invest Eai ing
committee was resumed this morning. W.T.
ness testified las already mentioued) that ne
paid money for the passage OF the tax levy
20 Senators Graham, Brand, WOOdin. &c
thai wear
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DanUarans

EtifoT Star The contractor for laying the
sewer on the south side OF street, between
yth andl0tb, has completed the work, but
LEFT the street In miserable condition; the
holes ia the carriage way caused
by the settling OF the earth making e ALSO
lutely dangerous
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The End OF ths Cnnnaiyn Near

The Times, in a leading article on the war
says: The end OF the campaign must he
near, and IL promises To present something
Ike drawn battle. Formally or inform
ally, the powers viii then, no doubt, attempt
10 avert the necessity OF another camnairn.,
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THE HOSTILE NEZ PERCEs.
LilIal InSRIall l..rsr..r

FORT SHAW, MONTANA, Sept 2, via n a.
LENA, Sept. pa dispatch from Major
Iges, which has just been received here
by Gen. GtbbOn. announces the probable es-
cape OF Joseph and has entire band OF Neg
Perces. They are probably making straight
Tor Tie canada border across which q. \.
HOODS CANNOT nnrNue fham-
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The tremendous number OF wounded from
Plevna has overcrowied the Russian hos
pitfalls, and much suffering is experienced by
the wounded In transit to Russia in conse-
quence OF insufficient accommodation and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

ALTERING TREASURY NoTEs.-in the u.
8. district court at Boston John Gleason was
convicted last week of altering Treasury aud
national bank notes by cutting them in
strips and in pasting together q nu mber gain
ing enough TO make an additional bill. The
Judge intimated doubt whether the offence
is punishable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

THE MCKEE WHISKY FRAUD CASE
Justice Miller delivered his decision on the
Mckee whisky fraud case at ST.. Louis yes
to-day. 1t Overrules the demurrer of the
government TO the answer O! the defendant,
and the suit therefore falls. The case eau
however, be appealed TO the United States
supreme Court, but District Attorney Bliss
has not decided whether he will take such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

A PILGRIMAGE TO MOUNT VERNON
Maryland commandery, No. 1, knights Tenn
plar, OF Baltimore, have made arrangements
for pilgrimage TO Mount Vernon on Wed
ne sday, October 10. Toe cOmmandery Will
proceed by the way OF Shepherd. but return
via Washington, where they receive an escort
through the city by Columbia commandery,
No. ., OF this city.
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The YOUNG TRAMP, Murphy, who shot q
man at Quincy, Mass, the other day, ap-
He walked u miles 10 revenge himself on
his intended victim, for refusing him ride,
and shortly after the murder tried to shoot
another man, for giving him a match which
failed TO light his pipe,
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THELARoR ExcnANaK today eontinu

10 receive the applications OF parties deSir-
Ing work, and also OF limited mum Der who
wish TO employ work people. TIE number
now on the applicants roll for work il 40
60 males (i25 whites. 2O2 cOloreiI and 1l3 fe-
males, (96 whites, . colOren aui some OF
these have already f0und plac3s-is la0Orers
nnding q lob to-day.
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ARREST AND EsCAPE.-Heury Brooks was
arrested last night, having iu MS possession
bag Of vegetables supposed % nave been
stolen. Officer Anderson captured htm near
UniontOwn, i'm the county. lie was brought
over to the city. and Just aS they reached the
station house Brooks struck Anderson with
the bag OF vegetables, knocking him down,
and made his escane.
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kilograms to The Star
INVASION OF MEXICO.
HOSTILE RED MEN.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
THE RUsSO-TURKIsH WAR.
Rough ON the Ru~stau ssauar.ss

LONDON, sept. p The Tunes, though 10
strongly sympsthises with Russia, prints lhe
following under prominent heading. "Pu-
dent Generosity" (By telegraph From
our special correspondent "Tnerapta Sept
y 1t Is said that the Turkish soldiers have
received strict orders not 10 tire at any Rus
sian general lest he should be killed or dis
ahled ard renlacad. -
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DEBAsING CoINs.-A Chelsea Mass
brittania ware manufactr rer has been on
trial at Boston for debasing coins by sub
Jecting them TO q chemical bath. His ac-
9ulltal seems 10 have been on the ground
mat his offence was only a little one, since
De admitted having treated the silver quar-
ters In question as charged. but thought they
had not been reduced ia value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

REV. Mr.. PENTKCosr pastor of the Second
Baptist Church in Boston, lately put in Gov
entry by the North Baptist Association for
admitting persons to the Lords Supper with
out immersion, has resigned his charge In
In order to leave the church free TO make its
peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

No GOVERNMENT GOLD SALES IN OCro-
BER.-The Secretary of the Treasury gives
notice that he will not sell gold during the
month OF October, as has heretofore been
done for the parpose OF reducing replacing
legal tender notes retired on account of the
issue OF new national bank notes, but will
retire legal tender notes from the current bal
ance in the Treasury, which is ample for that
purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

THE PHILADELPHIA SwINDLE.-There
are no new developments In the Market.
street lPhiladelphis) railway defalcation. A
has been held, and Mr.. Morton has deposet
that upwards or SIS 900 has been paid by
them 10 the company, but he cannot rsmem.
Der that any larger sum has been paid. The
rumor that II is not intended to prosecute
The ex-president seems to be well founded
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Gone 70 Euro1c

NEW YORK, Sept. 2n.-Iohn l.. Stevens
minister 10 Sweden, and -four members OF
the British rife team, sailed to-day for
Europe.
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GEN. GRANT spent yesterday at STRAIT
ford,Avon and Visited the birthplace OF
Shakespeare.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 70
7. y. Troll, of Baltimore, and Bertha T..
Schwartz; Marcellus COntee, Of Prince
George county, Va, and Eliza Thomas.
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AT FLEETWOOD TRorrING PARK, N Y,
yesterday, Rarus beat Hopeful In 2nk,
2Hh, 2.19x. The unfinished race At Amber
PARK, Pa, was won yesterday by Sadie Bell,
Delaware second, JerSey Boy third; time
2.NH.
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- There IL Q man actively engaged in
and the people there have got IL into their
heads that he II an agent Of the Russian
government.
~At . meeting Of ths creditors Of The
Newport Or. ~ mAnufncturing comnany-
yesterday, an offer Of the company Va ~
to pay p cents, and Mr.. Fitch, t6e iDdorSsr
70 pay p cents additional II We VOID n
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EIGHT CHILDREN PERISH AT FIRE
A fire occurred at farmhouse at ST. Gre
Thursday night. by which q French Cana
dian family of eight children lost their lives
nve being burned TO death and three suff.o-
S Ga ,h Inc mother, who was the only adult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

THE CYCLONE that was felt or Porto
Ric0 on Monday and Tuesday last, struck
teras, yesterday. Since the morning IL has
moved slightly north. At Cape Henry the
wind has reached its maximum Of sfxty-four
peted In the Gulf or along the Florida coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

Archbishop Bailey a Little Better
NEWARK, Sept. 2.-Archbishop Bayley,
who is very seriously i'll, is a little better
this morning. 6W
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TEE NEw BEER srAMpsLThe Commits

missioner OF Internal Revenue having APP
proved the design for the new stamps
for beer kegs, barrels, hogsheads, sc,
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
have commenced upon them, and requisi-
tlOn for them can be met after OctObert lst.
The stamp for the eighth of barrel is OF blue
with the vignette of Washington for a center
piece; The sixth of barrel, brown with Wig
nette OF Tom Corwine; one fourth barrel,
green with vignette of Benton; one third
barrel, purple with Gen. George III. Thomas;
one-half barrel, buff with vignette of Jeffer-
son; whole barrel, pink with vignette OF ex-
President Johnson; hOgshead, black with
vignette with of Silas Wright. None OF the
new stock will be issued until the old stamps
on hand are exhausted.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LADIES' GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
FALL OPENING OF ANNIE ii. HUMPHREY
$50 10th street Irth a est.
MY friends and toe public earnestly invited 10
my FALL OPENING,
on MONDAY. October lst, and during the week.
ny HCck OF New Goods, including Ladies, ara
GentlemeE's Furnishing and Fancy u 'ods
Is complete, ard composed largely OF goods
rust labd,d; and ny CustCmars viii have every ad-
vsItsE- Of the a CLINE in both Goods O. Gold.
/ have a better sock than ever of LADIES'
READY MADE UHDERCLOTHIN3, Imported
Hosiery end CoTsets 10 which invite special alter
tIoD. French, German and Spanish spoken seES It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

TWENTY EMPLOYEES Of the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing were dropped to-day
In June last when the order was given 10
print the new four per cent. bonds the force
OF The bureau was Increased. This work is
now so far advanced that the necessity for the
Increased force no longer exists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

AN AEGRT ATTORNEY, General Single
ton seized two locomotives and six coaches
OF the Hannibal and st. Joe railway NJ
Quincy, the other day, In payment OF his bill,
and the company were forced TO send their
next train by way OF Hannibal, 10 escape
lev NV frafe Creditor.
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THE TRAMP QUESTION dses not diminish
In gravity, Two shocking outrages upon
women by tramrs occurred last week al
Brookaeio, Ohio, and Sharpsburg, Pennsyl-
venia. IA the former case The victim wac
shot after a desperate resistance, ana furtaer
outrage, wien IA All aDpearpnces dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

THE ALLEGED TREASURY CONSPIRACY
CAsE-In the Criminal Court. Judge Mac
Arthur, the case OF Sawyer, HaineS, Brooks
and Barstow, charged with conspiracy in
presenting and passing an alleged fraudulent
claim, was continued to-day. Gov. Wells,
for tie government, commenced his argu-
nent yesterday, and was speaking when our
report closed to-day.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY MCCORMICK TO
REMAIN FOR AwHILE.-It is understood
that GOV. Mccormick, at the solicitation OF
the President and Secretary Sherman has
consented TO remain in the Treasury depart
ment TIL the end OF tie extra session of Con-
greSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

CHARGES DIsMIssED.-The President and
the Secretary of the Interior have decided To
dismiss the charges against Governor Axtell,
OF New Mexico, as vague and unsupported
by proof.
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PERsoNAL.-"Grace Greenwooin has left
Colorado for Californi, and after a short tour
there will return TO Washington. lion
Wayne MacVeIgh, OF Pennsylvania, is in
the city.
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Bureau OF Engraving and Printing

PAYMENT BY PIECE AND NOT DAYS
WORK.
Secretary Sherman to-day approved the
following letter submitted TO him On the 18th
inst. by Hon. Edward Mcpherson, chief of
bureau of engraving and printing: "The
grading OF pay made for the bureau in your
letter OF 31st OF July, did not affect the pay
OF the great mass OF female employees. Their
pay remained at Sl50 per day, as IL existed
ON the LIST of May, when took charge. Very
soon after putin in operation the rules es-
iablished by you at that time, and especially
the one locating the grade numbered three.
known as "eXperts, )" ii became apparent from
an examination OF the daily reports Of work
done by employees, that the system OF an
arbitrary per diem standard worked essen
tial Injustice As between employees. An OBJ
servstiOn of two months has convinced all
concerned in the organization and man.
agement of the bureau that change from
payment by the day to payment by the piece
would be essentially just, would tend TO dill
llgerce aid promote the efficiency OF the
force. The problem has been to establish a
rate in the garious divisions which wolld
enable those doing good days work to
earn $3.50 per day. TO this end very
careful examination and calculation has
been made, and figures in each case have
been reached which Will enable those VINO
have been trained to any especial work 10
earn days pay, and those who by expert
ence and steady application accomplish
than q day's'pay,- as now fixed.
IL is proposed that these rules apply to the
wetting division, the examining division,
and numbering division, and to the surface
printing work. 1t is proposed to apply them
also to the bindery, but am not prepared TO
recommend a scale OF prices to- day, but one
VIII be submitted within q few days. Toe
great advantage of this system will be that
1t will enable all persons TO secure compen-
satioD for exactly the work they perform,
and at the same time ensure an amount
are able TO perform what is known as a good
days work"
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THE SIOUX INDIANS not being ready yet
to reply 10 the proposition submitted to them
by The President yesterday, the further couu-
Gil with their Great Father did not take place
to-day, but was postponed until Monday al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

GEN. SHERMAN and staff arrived at Vic
torla Thursday. They were cordially receiv-
cd oy the British civil, military and naval
authorities, and left yesterday morning for
Puget sound on the revenue cutter Waicotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-29

THE GOVERNMENT COMMISSION To E.
ANIME PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures
Colonel Casey, corps Of engineers; j. q.
d'll, architect of the Treasury, and Edward
CLARK. architect OF the Capitol extension APP
o nted by the President yesterday a com
mission TO consider and report upon the con-
tition of all the public buildings in Wash
ngton, including those in process OF con
>uucliOn or repair, have been instructed 10
proceed without unnecessary delay to make
personal and thorough examination OF oil
sand buildings and TO report as follows: LIST.
The condition OF each of said buildings as to
security against fire, and whether any, AID
" any, which OF them may be considered
ire proof. ID. What, If anything can be
cone without further legislation TO insure
greater security against loss or damage by
tire. Sd. What action by Congress, If any,
should be recommended with a view 10 place
the public reco.ds now In said buildings be-
yond danger of destruction by fire. 18th. To
what extent said bulldogs, or any OF them
are endangered by the character of their con-
tents, and what can be done TO remove this
danger, and in this connection the commits
sion will consider whether danger results
from the use OF any portion of said buildings
Tor branches OF the public service mechani-
cal in their nature. 9Th. What provision, if
any, should be made for the custody and
safety OF files not in constant use. 9Th Such
views and recommendations as may occur
10 them touching the general subject.
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~The total loss By the IRE ct Providence,
r. l., Thursday, foots mp to eos 800.