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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
DIED.

CoYLE-on sunday IN inst. after brief illness Ka's
Friends are invited TO attend services the
Church OF the Holy InnOcens Thirty seventh St. near
Broadway where requiem will Oe celebrated, On
Tuesday, at 10 a. m.
DAVENPORT Saturday Jan. 6. Joshua Davenport liz the
The funeral Ti ts place from rs late residence No. 4a'
long and painful Illness with Christian ortitue Mrs
Elizabeth II. England, wife Of tee. England and step
Of the publisher Of The passed into the spiritual
Funeral on wednesday at lOLsam.
LOUDERBACK,Qn Monday, jan 3 Elizabeth A., widow
@ late Raya OF S e 's ,S n ei 10 Sena
funeral from her late residence No. ~ West twenty.
without further invitation.
MUEDOCK-At PeeksAill on the tn inst. Mrs Hannah
Murdoch widow OF the late Bartlett Muri0ck Of Wareha
Mass IA the 8ath year OF aer age ,,.,o, an, ., ,u am
SETH Allen are invited To attend her funeral from tao
residence latter at reekskl On Tuesay the 9Th
BG ssia G papers gs' please g co copy.
& Se ID e5 oS m snsa5 IL S5aln jan
The friends ana relatives OF the family invited U a nj
W We a. @o G Jam TO- At Il ococ1
PEcK-sudGenly the 7th, at Albany, Capt william II.
saEsr wenssaay halt from st PAM,
Cemetery
PERRYAt stamford Conn Jan + III after short i'll
The viii be taken to Auburn " y, Tor nterinent
TAPPAN-On SATURDAY, Jan. g. 1877. his residence jJt
Henryst Brooklyn Christopher p ra9pan, IN The seth
Fl sads Q. the family attend funeral
"Wednesday The lOa inst, at II clock al his late resi-
dence.
TAYLOR--sunday jan 7, 1871 suaIenly. Helen BIanc
youngest daughter OF RObcr NJ and PeTmelia Taylor aged
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend funeral
Wednesday. Jan TO- al az their residence No. 80
West ririy ninth ST.
Troy papers please copy.
vANDEN BERGHAt PauacId n J., Jan: 7, cornela Lott,
widow N late samuel D. NaadenDcrgh.
late residence Pllnicd, Wenesiay 10th
inst at II O'Clock H. Trains loave foot Of beriyst az
1918 n.
WILLIAMSBURG this city. Sunday, Jan. T. after In.
gcrng Illness George W Williamson formerly Of Baltimore
ia his
Funeral services win held Church OF
Xavier, Sxteenth.st., between Filth and Sixth-aYcs
Wednesday Jan. 10, at 0l2 The will be
~ Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
PERFORMANCE FOR THE POOR.

An afternoon performance. for the benefit OF
the poor of ST. stephens Parish will occur at the Fifth
Avenue Theater Oh 18th OF January, under the d.
recton of Mr. John BrOughan. Members OF Mr.. Days
company will appear, and Mr. Shook has promised 10
allow the services OF members Of the Union Square
Tbeter eompany TO he utilized this occasion. The
attraction viii, doubt, be strong The cause is good
The St. Stephens Conference relieves many families
every Notwithstanding food clothing, and fuel to all
worthy applicants, without question as to religion OF
,otionoty In short there a practical bcnev0ence
re- he served; ard II should have the good wishes and
practical support OF all kndhcarted persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
READING RAILROAD REPORT.
A DECREASE IN THE ROADS PROFlrs-rHE LOSSES
on COAL-NEw BONDS TO DE ISSUED.
fay TELEGRAPH TRIDCSE.l

A DECREASE IN TIE ROADS PROflIS-lHk LOSSES
on COAL-NEw BONDS TO De ISSUED.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInUSE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-The Reading Rail-
road meeting assembled the office OF the company at
noon but an adjournment had to the Assembly
buildings TO make room the crowd Of stockholders.
The annual report which read by Mr.. Franklin Is.
Gowcp President OF the road, shows the total
receipts during the year to have been S139l9933 %.
and expenses So 100 757 70, decrease Of S443ll6 IN
receipts and increase OF $3sO094 IN expenses COM
pared with the previous year. The net profits were
S37l71 1911 showing decrease OF Ss5O,607 compared
with 1873. The net profits have been Insufficient to
meet the fixed charges against the company the
deficiency being 81 355 7O5 So This is attributed not
alone TO general depression Of business but to the
action OF the coal producing companies, by which, dur
ing the Summer month he company was deprived OF
its share Of the coal OratOn The tonnage OF the
company was 23G 326. The loss in the years busi-
ness OF the coal and company S203642 SO, after
charging of for depreciation OF the stock OF coal on
hand at the dissolution OF the coal association
the very large Of 1891 7OJ A. This loss is increased
1868 O3 by bad debts charged of and depreciation OF
properfy and stock iron. the entire ind btedness IS
sl772sO1l So and the entire annual fixed charges OF
shares OF stock 376.99l held by American stock
holders and 3OS ,672 held abroad resolution alp
proving OF the Of SlO0OOOOO OF income mortgage
houd, was adopted after which the following ticket was
elected: President, Franklin b. GOwen; Managers, H.
Pratt Mexican, A. L. Borne. J. Il. Lppinc0tt. John
Aslurst, Isaac Hnckey Henry Lewis Secretary DAVID
r. Brown Treasurer Samuel Bradford. The election III
officers was haripOnions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
LESTER WALLACK'S REAPPEARANCE.

This incident-one Of the most attractive and
auspcious the seasOn-is set down for the I'D OF
January Mr.. Wallack has been absent from his own
stage for long time, and his return will be like the
arrival Of lOngdcsred friend. He will appear as Hugh
7rcrOr in the drama of IAN For HeT"by Messrs Pal
grave Simpson and Herman Mcriyae-whch launched at
the Mirror Theater London oct 49, 1873 has had bril-
liant and found bounteOus acceptance. This piece
aims at presenting picturesque and pathetic illustration
OF sesacrce for the sake Of love- Those readers VINO
remember the character Of Sidney Carton in Charles
Dickenss great novel OF The Tale OF Two Ctles viii
understand that Hugh TrerOr-which is based partly
tat ideal and partly on the old Don Caesar
cavalier Of Gcti0n-must prove strong ana
a delightful part in hands OF a comedian SO finished
style Lester Wallack The period Of All For Her
is that of the JacObte troubles, which eliminated In
I74j The sacrifice made by Teror resembles that made
by EsmOnd as well as Carton, and the manner OF 1t
makes it nobly impressive and tenderly affecting Mr.
Waack lately acted this part in Boston and met win
signal success The play has been for some time IN
preparation az Walack's Theaer and learn that 1t
will be set in appropriate and handsome scenery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
REPORTED INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE PAEai
-nI.N.r ANn XICE-PREsIDENT ELElI

RoNpoUT, y. Y, Jan. Sine Ddhy FREEMAN
in its this afternoon, announces 'na' te nun H.
-, vh..l.r Iett NevYork this morning for FIRE mont.
OHIO where he will be Joined BY Gov Hayes tomorrow
That journal further states that Gov Hayes invited the
conference and that up the present time he has not
committed himself IN any way with reference TO the per.
.onnel or policy Of his administration beyond me
T,tarances ~ his letter Of acceptance Mr. wheeler
will not proceed TO Washington at present The source
Of this Information Is not given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
FRUITLEss INQUIRIES IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Jan. S.-Careful inquiry along the
frontier fails t. confirm the from Rouses Point
and other places of fight between Bennett and May
Nothing can be learned OF the combatans and 1t De-
Ieved they are not in that vicinity.
LATER-The report still circuiates here at mhinshl
that Npssrs Nav and Bennett fought near HaErc ue
Grace Maryland, but II cannot be authenticated anu no
details Of the reported meeting are given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ELECTION.
PM ADELPUIA. Jan. Sat the annual meet

ing Of the stockholders of the North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company to-day the following officers were elected
Presidcnt-Frankn 4. Comfy. - ,,
Dircctors-John Jordan, j., ]. Gillnghan Fell, VIM
G. Iudwfg Ellw0Od shannon, Edward G. Knight Alfred
Hunt Thomas Smith, Ario Pardee James IL SteVens9h'
Jacob Regcl Richard j. Dobbns an Charles A. sparks.
The report OF the President shows the net earnings Tor
the year 70 be 65l9 and rcces that an agreement
rad been entered into by the company and the New
yo-, and Philadelphia line Bound Brook route and
that the arrangement has proved SATISFACTORY W al 'no
parties CONCERNED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-A meeting of veterans of
the ~ Sl2 celebrate the anniversary OF the Bate OF
Nnw. Drirans took place here this morning
Hartford, Conn, Jan. 81. w. Smith, age IS
ytara contractor az Colts Afm1ry, shot himof while az
brra He had been suffering from mental
drprehsiOn months past
SAX Francisco Jan. S.-A dispatch from Virginia
civ Nevada announces the pigeon match between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

Hannah More was a canting precision sometimes
and said many things pous than accurate she tAks
about
"Fel Luxury! more pcrious 10 youth
Than storms qulcKslnds poverty or chaina' -.
When and health however syn0nym0us as IN the
Of b. T. Babbts Toilet Soap sbo would
exception In this toilet get le pucss
as well The most pleasant and comfortably 10 use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NETWORK CANAL
AND RAILROAD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-The report of the
President Pennsylvania and NewYork Canal and
Railroad Company shows increase in the net earnings
for the past year Of 800 3j A. The following officers
were elected: President, r. II. sayre Directors Asa
Packer W W. Longstrcct Charles Hdt.horne, j. j. Tay-
Ior g. b. Lindernan, Robert Lockhart, v l.. PlO-t, H.
A. Packer j. II. sgOyer, j. W. Hoilenbaek W. H. sayre'
and l.. y. Wilbur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
THE COMING OF TIE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Jan. S.-Ihe RUSSIAN
Minister n slskon, accompanied by Rear-Admiral
Crown OF the Russian Navy arrived here by rail rom
Washington this morning. About o'clock 4. H. the
Russian corvette Bogatgie hove III sight OH the par
Three other vessels OF the Russian fleet are expected To-
morrow-namey, the frigate Syetlana, the corvette
Askenl. aui the dispatch boat Cruiser Tue oNc,ii" ~
cn,n.nird hy thc Grand Duke Alexis IN person, whom
The Russian Minister expects TO meet mere toh0i!om
Thc Net atom. here for cal provisions, after obtain
in, wbich II goes 10 Port Royal. which harDOr II WIN
,n IntiI nm. " winter weather sufficiently moderated
To enable IL To 20 to NeW-lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

don apparently resulting from ntoxcatiou In the course
an hour began signs Of weakness and death en-
before arrival Of the The man mad been
found IN The hallway 328 Thirty sixth st. IL was
the tenement olse at No $50 quarreed with the dc
ceased . who passing at the tine hhh
stated that and beat thr man IN
hallway sitter dcned the charge but ms stories sefo
and he was locked mp await further etania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

mousy adopted TO recognize Hampton a. Governor.
Simpson as Northumberland. and only such county
officers appointed by them and to cheerfuy pay
twenty-five per of last years tax levy on the sp-
preaching tax 10 Hamptons government This action is
fortified by previous decisOns OF the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jan 8-spanish Go;i il9a1l9Ia Exchange Arm:
the United States, 60 days currency 3'.D32 discount
short sight currency 22d2 discount so days. gold 63
premium short sight gOld 4a4a premium London, 1879
OLA a premium Paris 81 premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
REPORTS OF THE DUEL IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. S.-Ihe appre-
hended duel between May and Bennett occasions ihcH
comment in all circles 1t is not believed thai IL was
fought in the vicinity ~ this city, there being nothing up
to midnight that would lead to such conclusion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
GAMBETTA AND THE NEW FRENCH
MINISTRY.

PARIS, Monday. Jan. 9, 1877.
A denial is given to the reports that the
Gambettaists in the Chamber Of Deputies intend to
attack the Cabinet. They declare that they will await
the acts OF the Government before determining what
IN taxi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

Capt Borarus and George Daily 80 birds each 40 ysres
rise Bogarcus killed 81 and Daily SO.
BOsrOS, Jan. S.-Through timely warning the
First National Lowell has been enabled 10 stop the
payment Of $4,000 bogus cheeks upon ~ Thus lar .ns
forgery parties purDorfng 10 be cotoa
buyers Massachusetts manufactures The parties wee
sold the cotton probably the losers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
RELICS FROM THE POLARIS.

LONDON, Tuesday. Jan 9, 1877.
The Standard announces that the British
Foreign Office has forwarded 10 the Government Of the
United States relics OF :he Polaris expedition brought
to England by Capt. Mares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

say, JIM" inquired young person of his
Sompanion, who but few years older Than hiuself
,rhat does y. M mean after them figures on that
snefe railway bill Jim responded, conscious OF his
c"h wisdom, Penny "A mile 10 be sure" "Well, aud
u y "Oh. that meaDs-that Means" SAID Jim,
's'aliAg, " that means u a'peny nilieW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
GOvERNMRNr WEATHER REPORr
INDICATIONS.

In the Middle and Eastern States, rising
barometer decidedly cold and clearing weather,
with diminishing north westerly Winds bacAinS 10 west
erly and in tic western portion Of the former to
ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

An aged and somewhat hilarious colored
brother who contributes 10 the amusement OF the PossL
youngsters insuted by Of them Yesterday Tho
boy asked "Uncle are you THden manf "No
the quick aud emphatic reply, Use nigsan WAS
be a Tilden man fob f-lSan Francisco Alta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
srrppoRr FOR WADE HAMPTON

COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. S.-A mas smeeting OF
the taxpayers Of this county was held to-day There
WAS q large attendance, and resolutions unanl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

JAN. 81 a. m.-Preceding the approaching cold yes
teriay wave OF sOutherly wind interviewed IN the
afternoon, leaving its record in brief but marked de-
preston Of the barometer and renewal for few hours
Of the thaw During the evening the barometer again
began it, upward COURSE the wnl shifted 10 the west
and the thermometer showed decline at the rate Of two
degrees bour Cold weather and high wind are evil
IDENTITY at hand. $50 .
cold windy day IL 10 he expected In this city and
vicinity Tomorrow may be a little warmer and more
cloudy, with sympiOms ~ appr1aehlng snow " Ialh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON ~ c.. Jan. s-spirits Turpentine unsettled
ROsin quiet and nominal Crude Turpenne nrn nj 81
FOR Hard and S. IS for Yellow Dip and Virgin Tar stead
at 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

Ps.t-OGice Notice. rEe foreign week ending
SATURDAY. Jan. IS lS1T will CLOSE Office ON " 40.
NEsDAH at 10 NJ for Europe by steamship Partha via
Queenstown; SAIO i.DAl II a. m, tor Europs ly
steamship CRY OF Richmond. Queenstown (correspon
encc France. Germany, AMI scotland ared
by this specially aidrrsst: and at II a.
NJ Scotland direct, by steamship Auchors elias.
gov and al ll;Q iOr Germany, &C. by steamship Her.
mann sontham ton and Bfcihon Correspondence
Britain and France 20 be- Forwarded by
specially addressed; aud II H. reca
10y steamship Amerique, via Hayc Tho steamships Idano
Parthia, and City of Richmond VII mails .Cr Den
marx. Sweden. Norway Tho mails for asian, p
New-Nork Ian 10. The nails for the Vest
dies Bermuda and Thomas will leave NJ York
IL MATHS Tor China amt apan viii Francisco
i6 The mas Tor Australia, &c. VIII leave san kranel
CO jan 81. 4. l. JAMES. II. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
A MYsTERIOTS DEATH.

An unknown man was carried into the twenty
ar.t Precinct station last evening IN an nsensbe con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
Jan. z lat 80 30 Ion. 1850 Austrian bark Adelaide from
Sicily for Philadelphia

All who contemplate n sea voyage should ia@e with
them PAkERs GINGER TONIC IL Is prompt aud certain
lief from the dreaded mlserlcs OF sea-slCAness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE r. +, Ian. 8Prnt.ng Cloths steady At 40
standard and O{A0i with moderate inquiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
ALBANY.

GOSSIP ABOUT THE ASSEMBLY CO,iMTrTEEs-sPEAKER
SLOAN HARD AT WORK AND sILENT-MR. Nus
TED THE PROBABLE CHAIRMAN OF WAYS AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

OF
The n-' are dvon1 OF I'm, for es = h9s, PIE
The ssaA white lac represents the Oscillations Of tbs
rclr,a urir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09
6uerlai No;iees.

An Extended Popnlarity.-Each year hnds BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHEs" localities In various parts
Of world For relieving Coughs Colds and Throat Dis
eases. the Troches have been proved reliable
Graduated hest and Lung Protectors unergar
meuts securing sound noath and comfort sold every
where Mailed 81 Isaac A. Singer mlnulcturcr 1O+ Bway.
plymouth ChnFch. brooklyn,
(i.ev. II. W BrccherD
re- and aisle chairs this will
PUBLICLY rcpt'i or one year on TUESDAY EVENING ian.
O. 1871 commencing ~ O'Clock And pOstponement
account VI tho weather. by Orier OF the Trustees
Al. y WELD Srcy Board Trustees.
Patents, Trademarls, &C.,
secured IN the uitrd States ant foreign countries by
ARTHUR V. BRIESEN'S PATENT AGENCY
2Jb broadway, New YORK.
Best references Send for book OF instg IrtlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-09

THE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT UNDER DISCUSSION
YEsTERDAY-THE TURKS LESS HAUGHTY-wAR-
LIKE ADDRESS TO THE SULTAN.
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THE rUNERlL or DR. MUHLENBERG.
Imp rcs-ive Services over the BODY "f the
Christian Poet in ~. Lukc's Hospital.

Tho bright little chapel Of st. Luke's Hos
pital, in Fifty fourth street was shadoWed IN
mourning yesterday and in the centre OF the
broad space before the altar was placed collin
plainly drared with black cloth, and containing
the remains Of DR.. William Augustus Muhl'n-
berg, the founder " the hospital and the author
Of the hymn. " would not live Away" The
coffin lii was open. and the aged face OF the
Christian poet and philanthropst almost
smiled at those who bent tendery over ii. On
his breast lay an open testament. and CLAN ing
from the dead face to The pugcs Of tn" book.
one road the comforting words Of the fourteenth
chapter Of 1t. john.
Lat your heart be troubled; We believe in God be.
ieNe also iu me
In m, Fathers house are many mansions If It were
not 50 would have told YOU go TO prepare place Tor
And 81 so 30 prepare place for YOU will come again
aud receive you unto my self, that where am, uicre ye
may he also
Clerrymen from far and near who know and
loved Dr. Muhlcnberg, ladies and gentlemen
who have shared Inv his work of charity ;
the officers and att, ndan's Jf the hospital, ami
tho patients 10y whom he WIS beloved. and hun
drcis vino have learned his hymn by heart,
--id around his coffin. Before the fun rll
services began the coffin lii WIS shut: Upon II
shonc IA silver plate bearing the simple inscrip-
ton:
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him. and another to be designated by the
head OF the bureau from which the charges
or recommendations cmanatc. This board
lives three months, and then substitute for
1t IS TO be found in another chosen the same
way. So that, substantially, close corpora
ton OF ollicchuldcrs Is established, into which
admission is impractcahlc without the COM
sent Of the parties Interested. All the find
ings of these boards are to be submitted to
the Secretary who will adopt them as II
matter Of course.
II is just such doctrnaircs IA Mr..
scurRl and Mr.. Curtis, who set them
solves up as toachcrs AMI preachers Of
civil reform. that d. the most harm, because
they have mounted it as a hobby. and have
ridden it to death. The Illustration here
given shows that the utmost protection has
been extended to corrupt aud trallcking
knavcs. not only bv retaining them in re-
sponsiblc places. which they have di~graccd
and pros,tutcl, but by clcvaiing them az
moral supervisors over the heads Of honest
and deserving mon.
The first duty Mr. SrurUz owed to the
public was to cleanse ont the huge Augcan
-tlhlc over which he oil ilt's. II the her
culran tl~k sta. ,crcl him. then at least he
should have nude tho attempt to pu-
rifv it partially. instead of covering up the
nth. and pertaining it with ro-c--ccntcd
regulations. Laws and rules will not reform
the civil service. VI IN are not changed 10y
statute. An honest and vigorous President
like Mr. rLpEN would 10 moro, VA few
mouths uf rc-1lute amt wise administration
st.....,f...t It.. al 4, rtft ism, r.f ft
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II IA rather unrracious to set up for
Irorhot after the event. yet We cannot f'r-
bear say iu.. that the shocking calamity at
81 Louis Yesterday morning. ought 10 have
rccn forc-oou and provided against. The
Southern Hotel was uocNcoption iot the dam
.ciuu- fashion in which So many American
hotels are constructed. Ii human ingenuity
wore -Df tN work to ARRANGE timber and hath
Gni lr.Dk in Shape most convenient
for swift and sudden destruction ly
fire. and with the fcWt-t mo,ns of
o.Daie. m timc Of Danger. for tho
unfortunate po'plr within i'- WALL.
n,thinE moro o. tur purpose c'ull hc cUn-
trvri than some Of the hug" oaraNan-craI-
ofnur cities. Wide HALLS. frequent -t1irrasc~.
elevators. and hight holc- give FREQ access 90
tie needed lrauEhf- ~ air. and steam heat
krpt up to nearly the burning point. night
and day. for months together. prepares
everything comhu~thc for the flames
What happened at So. Louis Yesterday may
happen in nifty other cities to-day or To-
morrow aud with like horrible results.
1t is u~clc-- T., descent upon tir particu-
lor- Of tine tragedy. Very hltie Imagination
j. required topictur'tocuc'- -.lt tho -hrioh
ing hurryin' unl wiI, hog mi-- fAum1n.-
~ so suddenly ciN,iop'', To rcnor- ie-- iil-
lov~ ~ iir. an.l -uI,clt.n. , 'u.i. ~ -r. &c.,
Tho bitter experience ia 3D. ,klsn is tou -
cont to make any NOW ds-eili tom az such 30
seen, nc.. --ary Even az this distance tnc
Thought II g. is o1ervi'' fI'H.-. a.i w" rirn
away with e. AvA,,. hearts ttu.u contemplate
ins it.
The only rallin''nr consideration CONE
,...t.l ,..tt tf.. ..,I..,.ft.. chat