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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


= ish of Orleans, No. 80 s5i1Notiee is hereby af
given to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification
IL any they have or can, why the account pre-
scented by Mrs. g. E. Zacharie. testamentary ex-
ecutrix In this estate should not be approved
and homologated and the funds distributed In
accordance herewith.
BY order OF the court.
les 10 IL John HERBERT Clark
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans, No. 3957s-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification, If
any they have or can, why the account presented
by the tutrix, and as such administering this
estate should not be approved and homOlogated
and the funds distributed In accordance there
with.
BY order of the court.
ie1 1o* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Succession OF Mrs. Christine Craft, Wife
OF Christian Baumann.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans, No 40 236-Notice is hereby
given the creditors ofthis estate and to all other
persons herein interested to show cause within
they have or can, why the account presented
by Gottlieb Wolf. dative tutor. and as such adj
ministeEing this estate, should not be approved
and homologated. and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
By order OF the court.
jel 10* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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Furniture
At
JOHN BOIS',

Is2, IA. Camp Street. ISA
Is now prepared to sell fine as we'll as ordinary
New Furniture at greatly reduced prices.
Country orders respectfully solicited.
P. s.-Also Furniture taken on Storage and
Second Hand Furniture bought, sold and ez-
changed. One price only on each and every
article. No deviation. Country orders prompt
" flied. mh15 sm
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The People of the Third Ward will be
pleased to learn that Mr.. Tom Ward has con-
sented to run as candidate of the DEM cratie
aad Conservative party for the presidency of
the Central Club. Mr.. Wizard is not a candidate
for the shrievalty or. any other office in the
gift OF the people; his only object in allow
ing tae use OF his name is to assist the labor
iei 1sta MANY FRIENDS.
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STRAYED.

A MARE sTRAYED-sTRAYED, ON SUN
"a day morning, at half past o'clock, a BAY
MARE, about lax hands high, with long name
and tail. She has q scar on the left side of the
neck about one inch and half In length. Her
lett fore-hoof Il cracked on the outside. A lib
iseral reward will be paid for the return Of the
same to 1894 Magazine street. ie1O 3t*
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JAMES LINGAN.

JAMES LINGAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
No. l96 Gravier street,
mys NEW ORLEANS. LA.
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i MOTE LoST-s2S REWARD. LOST. MIS-
/ lN laid or stolen, certain promissory note
drawn by VOORHEES,. Audler 4 Co., dated Boston,
March %, 1879, payable four months after date
10 their own order and by them Endorsed. for
the sum of $3.50 H. for value received. Payment
Aof said note has been stopped In the hands of
1.-THE drawers and the public Is notified not to
trade for or purchase said note reward of
S25 will be given for the return of said note to
NUMA J. SAMORY, Agent.
niy96 je1O 269 IS and n Decatur street.
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I Es0UND-A BAY HORSE, WHICH THE
owner can have by paying expenses and
proving property. Apply to J. Lawler, a1a First
street ies ST.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF JOHN H. FRERTCHs. INDIyID-
ually and as a member of the late firm of
Frerichs & Horn,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WTANTED--A SITUATION, BY A BOY
wv sixteen years OF aga, In a store or any
business where 10 can make himself generally
useful Would work work. for small salary s,l and
Best Of city references given. Address l.. ",
this office leo st
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AucTroN SALES.
ny Montgomery q Go.


FINE WALNUT AND HAIR CLOTH PARLoR
SET. FOLDING AND FANCY CHAIRS.
UPRIGHT PIANO, WALNUT SECRETARY
AND BOOK CASES. RICH VELVET CAR
PETS AND RUGS, OIL CARPET AND
MATTTNGS. VERY ELEGANT DECORA-
TED FRENCH CHINA DINNER EFT, CUT
GLASS AND CHINA TABLEWARE. PLA-
TED DISH COVERS, CHATTING DISHES,
ETC.
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY BEDROOM
SETS. EXTENSION TABLE, SIDEBOARD.
DINING CHAIRS. STOVE AND COOKING
UTENSILS.
RY MONTGOMERY b co, Auctioneers-Will
- be sold at auction on MONDAY. June TO- at
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the handsome
ly furnished dwelling ON the northerly side OF
Second street. between Pryania and st. Charles
Sale positive and without reserve.
Terms-Cash. JET at
SPECIAL AND IMPORT ANT SALE OF CAR
RACES HARNESS, ETC.
% Open and Top Buggies. Basket Phaetons and
Barouehes.
10 sets Fine Single Harness, with Gold, Silver
Rubber and Covered Trimmings.
All from the best manufacturers In the West
and without limit or reserve to close con-
signments for the season.
ELK EXTRA BROKE FAMILY HORSES.
ALI to be sold at Auction.
by MONTGOMERY g. CO., Auctioneers- Or
ID WEDNESDAY, June 10. 1878, ut II O'clock Il
M. at Montgomerys Tattersalls, 10 Baronnt
street.
Sale positive. Terms-Cash. ies I'd
1
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TNANTED TO BUY FOR CASH, SIX
wv family residences in Third, Second or
First Districts Of this city, in O good neighbor-
hood, and In the central part of said districts
Cottage or two-story houses, with lots 80 by ITO
good repairs. Applications must be made TO
me In writing; give in full particulars of lot,
locality. number of rooms, gas. waterworks,
elevation Of ground and ceiling, sizs Of rooms
etc FLAVTUS LEBESQUE,
my2B i'm g7k Exchange Alley.
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CT R0 FOR PIANO TUNING WORK
Pianiet Tvs "
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pY s. GUINAULT, Auctioneer-Off1ce corner
- of Exchange Alley and Bienvie street
MONDAY June 1Q 1873. will be sold, at II o'clock
a. M. on Vaudeville street, between Robertson
and Claiborne streets, by virtue of q judgment
from the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans. rendered and signed
FoUR Mich COWS. ONE HORSE, one Milk
Cart. Harness, Milk Cans, Chickens, etc. also q
lot of Household Furniture.
Terms-Cash. my28 ie4 10
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DONALDsONvILLE.

FOB VIA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
r.. A. THE STEAMER
kRkEsSka ST. FRANCIS BELLE,
- William Gibson. master.
VIII leave the head of Bienville street 81 T:sG
a. m, for Westwego, with passengers for oil sta~
lions on the New Orleans and Texas Railroad
Returning. will arrive ct 5:4E D. m. Same boat.
connecting with Sunday Accommodation Train
p. N.
Freight received at the same place up to s:sa
O'Clock viii be delivered at Its destination next
morning.
ocfo Il O.E. PAYNE suuerintendent.
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Ll0R SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, ON
~ account OF leaving this.ctty, q fine double
.fC0TTAGE5 HOUSE, containing twelve rooms.
slate roof: two cisterns: gas throughout:
pleasant neighborhood; convenient to market
churches, schools and cars, The house is we'll
4 located bstween First and Second streets, on
constance street. For further information
inluire on the premises, No. A2lh Constance
street, je6 St.
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SUCCESSION OF MIR. AND MRS. J. sEITI
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. AO12O.

PLACIDEJ. SPEAR, Auctioneer-o OFFICE
ID 40 ROYAL sTREET--MONDAY. June TO-
1878, ut II o'clock 0, m, will be- sold al public
auction, corner of Greatmen and Elysian Fields
streets. by virtue and In pursuance to an order
from the Hon. A. L. Tlssot Judge Of the Sec
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated May 49, 1875 for account of said success
sion -
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Bar-room Fix.
lures Counters, Gas Fixtures. etc.
Terms-Cash. my28 JED 10
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LOST-FOUND.

INOUND-JUNEB s, 1873, IN TEE RIVER, FOOT
~ of Nuns, street, ONE HAWSER. thirteen
inches round. The owner can have the same
by proving property and paying expenses.
Apply TO JOHN HOGAN No. Cos Tchoupitoulas
street. New Orleans La leg 3tN
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/ TIlOR RENT. ...................-FO FOR RENT
THE BLUE STORE,
Corner OF Decatur and UrsuIIues streets.
mv19 N
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At q Meeting Of the ThIrd ward Dem-

AT q Meeting of the Third Ward Benz
ocratie and Conservative Club, held at Claiborne
Market on Saturday evening, June l, at 80
o'clock, the following named gentlemen were
appointed Judge and Commissioners of Regis
tration and Election:
Judge-L. Dillon.
Commissioners-P. Hacket J. J. Dug6n. r.
Reilley, John McMullen John McHale. John O.
Flynn.
The registration Office of this ward will be
open in the various places on the following
days:
June and 5-Corner Howard and Perdido
streets.
June 6. and s-Corner Camp and Girod
streets.
June 10. II and 12-Corner Poydres and b.
rome streets.
June 10, IA and 15-Corner Poydras and Bolivar
streets.
June II, 10. 10 and 2o-corner Palmyra and
--O - N'N MARTIN FTNNERTY. President.
TERENCE REILLY. Secretary. je2 t29
seventh ward-NOtiee-The voters of
the Seventh Ward will please note that the reg
istration office will be opened at the following
places, viz:
Corner Of Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets.
June 8, 4 and 5.
Corner Of Prosper and BagatelIe streets. June
6, 7 and 8.
At Orleans Car Station, June 10, Ii and u.
Corner OF Union and Royal streets. June 10.
II andI5.
Corner OF Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets,
june II. IS and 70.
Corner Of GENTLY road and Frenchmen
street. June 90
Polls will be kept open from to II O'clock
a. IN, and to 8 O'Clock D. m.
By order of
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FOR RENT.

LYOR RENT--A sEAsHoBE RESIDENCE, AT
I Biloxi. Miss. Complies, with large garden
horses. fowl. etc. For particulars apply to MRS.
CARL FISCHER, No. 50 Old Leyee street.
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FOR SALE.

A NUMBER ONE ICE-BoX. JUST FINISH
- ed suitable for o grocery four by two and
half feet In the inside, three feet high in front,
four feet In back well filled with coal dust. for
$40. To be seen az % franklin street. leo 2tF
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY PIacide y. Spear.

HoUsEH 6Hi2,,p TUE INT gRbo BAAREooM
FIXTURES, Etc.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
BY 8. GuinauIt.

SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL KAsTNER
CATHERINE KAsTNER. WIFE OF ED.
WARD .WTNCKLER, AND HUSBAND, vs.
MRS. CATHERINE GAUS kAND HUS
RAND EFT AIS
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HEI.p WANTED-FEMALEs.
HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT--A HOUSE IN THE
wv suburbs OF the city. convenient to street
cars. with four bedrooms One with garden
preferred. Apply at 90 Union street. ie4 #
NyANTED-To RENT-A HOUSE WITH
w Eve rooms, In the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over GIG per month. Address G. w.
AB, Democrat office. my24 tf
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Eleventh ward Observation-Disclosures Or

Eleventh Ward RegistratlOn-New Orr
luton unanimously adopted by the Central
Club, the Registration Offices of the Eleventh
Ward will be located as follows:
No. l, June5 and 4. corner Fourth and Tchoup-
itoulas.
No. ., June and 6. corner Ninth and Tchoup-
itoulas.
No. 9. June and 8. corner Harmony and Mag
azine.
No. 4, June 10 and II, Magazine, between Third
and Fourth.
No. s. June 70 and IS. corner Washington and
Prytania.
No. 6. June IA and IL, corner Eighth and Caron-
deet
No. 2, June IT and IS. Dryades. between Second
and Third.
No. 8, June 10 and 90. corner Washington and
Magnolia.
Commissioners-Jno A. Mcdonald, AlcideJ
DUN estre. Jas. D. Conway, NJ, J. Grehan. Jno.
z, Casey, Geo 7. Cotton. J. G. McCants. Hugh
Mccormick. Judge-Capt. M. w. joyce
j. r. AICEE GAUTHREAUX..
President Eleventh Ward Central Club.
inA ~
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Attention Democratic Conservative v0t-
ers OF the Tenth Ward-The registration office
will open daily from O. m. to p. m. at No. 521
Camp street, between st. Mary and st. Andrew.
between Jackson and Josephine, from June II
to June 10, inclusive; corner of Howard and
Josephine from June IA To June 16, inclusive.
les TT DANIEL OLEARY, President.
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second Ward Registration - The office
for the registration Of voters OF the Second
Ward will be opened daily from .. m. to p.
M. ut the corner OF Constance and ThaIia
streets, and will remain open at that place until
further notice.
jeT ii Il. f. DIAMOND, President.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-18
The Papal brief ordaininp the canon Ia

TIE Papal brief ordaining the canon law
in the United States does not place the
Catholic Church on a similar footing to
that which it occupies in France, Italy, and
Spain, but it effects some very mate rial
Improvements in the system Of Church
g'vsrnu ent--improvements which on shr
to have the effect of putting stop to such
scandslls as the Stack 'Hara affair, and ol
in various ways, advancing the interests Of
the Church. The Catholic Church in the
United States will still retain its mission
sry character, but its government will be
more orderly than it has been, and while
the proper authority Of the bishops will no,
be curtailed, they will be deprived of the
power Of arbitrary action. The chisf fea-
ture Of the change which will be effected
the fundamentally Of the Papal brief will
be the establishment OF a "Court Of Causes'
which will have the settlement Of all dis
putss between the bishops and the parist
priests, aud the bishops, if they are as wise
as they, ought 70 be, will welcome the es-
tablishment Of such a court ~ release
from the performance Of duties that even
under the most favorable auspices mus be
disagreeable in the extreme.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-18
TEE TEACHERSe IRsTITUTB

The Teachers Institute have had another
meeting: at which several of the Board Of
Education from this city were present.
There was no motion made. nor % word
sad relative 10 the gross insult offered to
every Catholic teacher, and Catholic tax.
payer, BY the Rsy, Mr.. Willis. We look
to the liberal and fair members of the
Bard of Education Of Wilmington, to take
some action in the premises-at their meet.
ing this evening. The Teachers Institute
is a purely secular body. ard nothing should
be done TO give it sectarian tinge. One
OF the cries of cant, is ne sctarianism in
the public schools, SO in no spirit of cant
but in sober sincerity we say so to. Isl
not injecting sectarianisln into the schoo
system, TO give the meeting of the Teacher
Institute. SO decidedly eligious character
The meetings are opened with pra, er, the
locale a church, the address a polemica
onslaught y on ihe Catholic Church. Whst
difference docs any fair minded man draw
from such programme?
The Morning herald., 1878-11-18
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

A PAPAL BRIEF PROVIDING FOR 4 NEW
sYsTEM OF ECCLESIASTICAL PROCEDURE.
! he various Catholic bishops and Wears
apoNolic in this country has received from
ne Pope a "brief" or instruction." in
which an important change in the govern.
ment of the Roman Catholic Church in the
United Statesundergoes a material change
fhe brief ordains that under the new sys>
ten pastors Of parishes shall be known a.
'rectors," their official title being "rsstores
nissionis3pIA On the 1st of Sanuary all
such priests will become ipso facto rec,ors,
with most Of the canonical rights now be-
longing to parish priests in Ireland and
head priests in England and Scotland
All disputes between priest and bishop
shall be settled by "Court of Causes"
composed of "Judiees Causarum," five in
number, selected at synod or convert ton by
he joint action Of the bishop and the rec
ors, or by the bishop alone, whenever il
his belief there are sufficient reasons 70
adopting such an exceptional course.
Rectors shall not be removed, by the bishop
without the consent of this Court, whose
decision, however, shall not necessarily be
final, as either party to a suit may take his
grieveance to the Court of Rome. The
new law, however, will not bind any oler.
gyman to bring his case before the Court,
and will allow him to make use of the
privilege which has always existed here OF
appealing to the Court Of Rome in the 6rsl
place. But th' expense, delay, and other
difficulties in the way Of appealing to Rome
have, in the majority OF cases deferred
clergyman from adopting such q course.
The judges Of causes shall be sworn to hear
and determine cases according to the laws
and canons ofths Church, and they shall
hold Office. for fixed term.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-18
WASHINGTON LITTER
s,.c;.I .,pondenoe Of the HEzAID.

/ Special CosfesP0ndenos "
: wAm1seros, D. G., Nov. l6, 1878
..AFbs Baltimore Asun;;D which I have bs|
fore spoken Of as fair and very wen
posted paper, this morning gives the ames
of Grant, Conklipg and Blaine - those
fcon which the next Republican Presi,
DENTAL nomination will be made, and
,toiuks their chances are in the Z order
given. Ii is curious fact that the op-
D ,siitlon party-I use that term to covsi
.taoss who have acted in opposition 10 the
Democratic party, has rarely nominated .
politician Of prominence throughout Inc
country for the Office Of President. Nj
HAYES was taken because be was not thus
prominent. Grant because he was soi>
dier or supposedto be one.I Lincoln, com>
paraiively unknown, was nominated over
seward, Chase, Sumner, Wade and all the
other leaders. Fremont well no one knows
> Y
why be was nominated, Scott because o.
his military reputation Taylor fer the
same reason, Aad 70 on. II the same
rule shall apply in 1880, the sun" may
drop the names of Coaklipg and Blaine
and either concede the nomination o.
Grant or prepare for contest between him
and some persons yet unknown. s 4
There is yet angry discussion among Re
publican politicians over the question
whether Mr.. Hayes has or has not lately
joined the Republican party. Prudence
will dictate to them tnat it is hardly SAFE
% trust anything less than positive PROM
ises. The number of notes that Mr.
Hayes mas made Of what was said tn him
by anxious people, and torn up as soon as
their backs were turned, is incredible.
The duty of Democrats as to the nexl
Senate is not all performed when they
have elected as many Democrats as posi-
Bile to that body. In States like Wiscon-
sin and Kansas, in which it is possible thai
Democrats may help TO retire present
Senators and elect abler and better men
they have still work to do.
In forty,6ve days the Treasury will uay
out gold in place Of paper, when demand.
ed. 1t is proposed, Of course, to carry OF
business upon that plan ever after. Ex'
tensive5 preparations hsve been made fol
the change, and great benefits TO busines
are anticipated from il. Ia the last mont
VI two have seen but from one prominen
man an expression Of lack Of confidence
10 make resumption success. That on'
is Gen'l Butler. As Congress meets short
y we shall doubtless bave prior to actua
resumption, full discussion of the sub
ject Discussion ia, indeed, advisable. s'
disasterous would be an unsuc cessful at
empt to resume that all possible ligh
should be thrown upon every phase Of th'
question before the attempt is made.
Politicians here are already borrowing
trouble in regard to Alex Fl. Stephens
He has worked SO hard since the last ses
sion of Congress adjourned and has 81
overtaxed his little physical strength
that grave fears are entertained that b,
may not be in his seat this winter. Ths
nneasiness is as noticeable among Repub.
leans a. Democrats, which goes to show
how thoroughly an able, conscientious po'
,ician is appreciated and admired, irres
pective ofparty leanings. Don.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-18
+ BOOK NOTICE.

The Young Scientist, practical journa
for ametuers published at No, 17e Broad.
way, New York. The Magazine sa mos
instructive book not only for young folks
but adults, aud contained practical knowl.
edge. Special inducements are offered tc
subscribers, and persons forming cubs.
The Mind and Matter an independ.
ent, liberal, spiritual journal, edited by J
M. Roberts, will be published weekly in
Philadelphia, on and after Saturday, Nov
S0th, next al $2,oo per annumy exclusive
Of postage, ID cents. aDIt will be first,
class four-pase family paper, every de-
partmsnt Of which viii be conducted with
especial care and diligence. -aoms u
The Morning herald., 1878-11-18

"Tbsrs are noe people in Germany Z
ssaM rsisce Bismarck In his great speech on
Socialism, s.taat know how to read than
there arein Francs or 10 Ensisns, but there
sls not nearly 20 many that know how to
derive bsnsfs from what they read, %
This is remarkable admission from the
great Chapeellor-onel which shows that
nsrs educsstsns or the acquisition Of q
knowledge Of reading and vriting adds but
little 10 the real intelligea.s or worth of 8
people, unless based upon q public con-
science. 1t d, doubtful Il there d. on earth
q more non-religious people than exist in
Prussis stths present time. Unbelief and
It's attendant train Of socialism, and COM
munism is very general in North Germsny.
1t has become 9 political necessity with
Bismarck to mnzzlspablie opinion and sub.
sidizs or terrorizs the press TO enable him
10 sustain the present imperialism. The
custom of public worship. has almost ceased
In Berlin-not one family In afty have re.
tanned their church connections: Divorces
have become fearfully prevalent, and #
would appear ss Msociety was relspsing
into the philosophical paganism of Julian,
the Apostste. s- '.-' as., ,si.oa.5 I.,,,'..
The Morning herald., 1878-11-18

WOULDN'T it be well for those who have
heaters in their housa to investigate the
huss before the really cold weather sets in
aud renders such an undertaking, if mo-
impracticable, H least very ineonvenient
We specially suggest general examina-
tion Of the Auss Of public school houses.
Already this season two of these structures
have been on FIRE from defects in auss, and
doubtless there are ethers in an equally
dangerous condition. Should fire obtain
eon.iideer.ble, era beadwsy in any of these build,
inss when they are crowded with children,
the results would b. appalling. .sa ro