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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-02-21
School Examiners.

Il county give notice, that examinations Of
Applicants for CertiAcateswill take placei in the
Mlsboro Union School building on the frst
Saturday Of every month, and on the third Sat-
urdsy OF February, March, April, August, Sep.
tember and October. The Examination fSe
prescribed by law is 80 oents. 81
By order Of the Board.
su28yl q. q. SMITH. Olsrk.
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FEBRUARY 81, 1880.

The criminals in the United States
cost the government over $4,000, 900.
This is about 81 tax on each man,
woman and child in the country. A
very heavy tax! And yet there are
people in Hillsboro who would retain
the saloon, the great nursery OF all crime.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE !s hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been appointed and quail.
ned assignee In trust for the benefit Of the
creditors OF Levi Sha6er. OF Highland
county, Ohfo. by the Probate Court az said
county. LR DUCK WALL
January 10th, 1850.
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GEO. w. BOIES
Real Estate, Pension,
Lnsuranos and Collecting
.. Agent and accountant.

Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Loans placed on First Glass Security.
Estates Settled.
First Glass sInsurance-Life, Fire, Cyclone
Books Kept or Posted Daily or Weekly.
Accounts Made Out and Collected.
Pension Claims Promptly Attended To.
Office-Room No. 10 Strauss Building.
A Notary in the Office.
Business Solicited.
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POlToAS EVERY YEAR dnCHER French DRAFT and ENGLISH SHIRE HORSES.
M. e.. S:.. 1 81: :'st.ss
eaoopgoT
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BURIED IN A TREE.
a Skeleton In tho Cavity Of a Trunk-A
Kentucky Sennntion.

kentucky Sensation.
HARRoDsBuRG, KY, March s,-Near
the village Of Mackyille, in Washington
county, in 1873, a man Of irreproachable
morals named Simpson, mysteriously
disappeared, He was not known to
have enemies, his domestic relations
were peculiarly happy, his habits were
OF such q character as to preclude the
idea OF suicide, and he passed away as
completely as II the earth had opened
and swallowed him up,
A few days since the son Of the miss
ing man telled tree with his AK on the
estate, the boy having grown to man
hood since his father had left home, The
tree in falling was shattered at hollow
above the stump, and the bones OF full
grown male skeleton were shattered
around the trunk OF the tree. Every one
in the vicinity, except the widow, be-
lieves that the skeleton is that OF John
Simpson, TIE length OF the bones cor
responds to the height Of the man, and
his habits seem to make the theory
rational, for Simpson was accustomed to
going out at night to hunt raccoons and
Opossums, 1t is remembered by his
family that at the time OF his disappear
RuCe he had gone out by himself, and
that about midnight the dogs set up a
bowling that awoEe Mrs, Simpson, The
next morning a colorel man, accom-.
panied by the little son (now the man
who felled the tree, went in search OF
the father, and followed the dogs to this
tree. aud, notwithstanding they kept up
the barking, nothing could be seen up
the tree, nor could any noise be heard.
The hollow in the tree out OF which
the bones fell was barely large enough
to hold man OF medium size, and when
once in there was no possible chance OF
escape, So 1t is thought by the neigh
bors that Sampson must have fallen into
the aperture headioremost and died
before bis son and the Colored man were
led 10 the treo next morning by the
dogs, The wife, on the contrary, has
never abandoned the hope OF seeing her
husband alive, and at the time OF his
disappearance, when the people were
dragging Chapline river, she had no idea
Of their finding his body,
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buggy, two weeks later, and rushed up
the walk like small cyclone,
She had been to the pOstottiCe, and
she held o blue envelope in her hand, or
clptChed it.
"I've got I'll" she cried,
Aunt Ridgley was sweeping oil the
front porch.
give got It My per cents weren't
very good, you know, but | passed,
Won't Uncle John be gladT" Where is
"Land alive!" said Aunt Ridgley,
weakly; what you got2 He's in the
barn, likely"
Uncle Ridgley was glad, He studied
the small document, with interpreted
remarks.
81 knew you hadn't no call to worry"
"Pretty good" "Hain't never BEN n
better teacher in this deestrict than
you'll make-warrant vel"
He took OF his spectacles as he hand
ed It back,
"There was a young man hero Jest
now" he observed, "about the school,
Seems he had one engaged over to Bev-
erly, and scarlet fever broke out over
there, and they Amt going to have no
school yet awhile, and'he came over to
see about gettin' this one, Dave Han
ley told him about 1t; seems he's a
cousin OF Dawes. Took examination
two weeks ago, same as you did, Wal,
/ told him my niece had got the school
promised to her" said Uncle Ridgely,
serenely,
"What did he look like2" said Milly,
with sudden interest,
"0h, you needn't spunk up! He's
goin' home on tho noon train" said
Uncle Ridgely, winking, "W'y, good
loOkin' TELLER, he was; taller'n most,
and hair color o. that cream colored
nag and curly, and . good strong look
Milly crushed her certificate in her
excited hand,
"Where Is he ~ she demanded.
"W'y, over to Dave Hanley's, Ispose.
DAVIS his cousin. What are you goin'
to-
But whatever AIilly was going to do
she was already doing, She was gone,
and she had dropped her certificate on
the Darn no9L , T.
Dave hahiey . front aoor was OPEN
anu TsasohaoIy lull " suiall nau'eys'
Dut Mllly stepped oyer them,
ene C3ulu LOOK . 'ntousn 70 the pacN
porch, Wnete Davo saE WIN MS VlS'Ior'
ana she rah through ule mousse
dMS Vlsltor rose .-,
IWhy-whyn,,, nc sI9mmereu,
ne was pewl.aereu, nnt nus aellgnt
was more than hls pewlluetmeht' nc
TOOK her hahu, ~ hIs aglMuoni anu
then remembered that no had small right
70, anu pIusheu'
Dave hanley, Whetier from confusion
or supreme ueI'cacy' wandered ihto
the yard; ,,,,,
MllIy SHOOK hanus. II she haa looked
pretty n GLolh gown anu cap, sne was
lrresIsIlDIe IN Oiue blouse 9na striped
Skirt ana no nav ny a'I ana INC young
man deVoureu her WIN pHght eyes.
I've come 70 tel you, she painted
she was out oil DreathC,that its me the
school is promised 70 IT'S here my Uncle
RtdGelly llves-,dont you seer And !
am gong 70 give II up Tor you, IN your
favor. nave no right 70 II, don't you
understand uon pelleVe IA ever
got my ceftlnCate IL " haunt Deen Tor
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Gle 9Mtelliqeneer.
llles. No.. % aal " Eoarteenlh slEest.
YlG SCHOOL, TRACRRR.

Tho Eeg YOrk Voice,
oh, the elAmorl oh, the clalterl Of the district
public school;
or fool;
with history class recItlng "wsshlpgton wa,
born IN June"
And little pFRttler asking "What makes spot
come on the mo0uT'
80 and get U dTinRT
Teacher, with the utmost patience, tries TO keeE
the Lessons link.
History class keGns on FCCItlnR, UBupkeF Hill Il
In New York;
Won't you make VIII stop his pIuehIugH
Teacher, can't Ind my vhalk."
want SpcllN
Teacher grabs Z, cedar ruler, tries his best the
noise To quell;
Comes smack from back OF school house, fol
lowed byAstlAeI moan,
Strikes his bell In desperation, SCHOLARS, you
may all go home"
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II you try this remedy you will ay us many
Others have said, that 1t Is the NEST blood purl.
fer and tonic. Write Blood balm Co., Atlanta,
Ga, for book Of convincing testimony.
], II. Davis, Atlanta, Ga, West End writes;
~ consider that d, u, H. has permanently cured
me Of rheumatism and sciaLlca."
IL. n. saultCr, Athens, Ga, says: "II. u. Il.
cured me fan ulcer that had resisted ali other
treatment"
L. q. TinslCy, COlumbiana, Ala, writes: "My
mother and sister hnd liberated sore throat aud
SCrOIula. Il. u. II. cured them"
Jacob +. SDOnCler, Newman, Ca, writes; "D.
u. u. entirely cured nc Of rheumatism In my
shoulders. ! used six bOttles.n
Charles Rcluhardt, No. 9O26 Fountain street,
Baltimore, Nd, writes: ~ suffered with bleed.
lug piles two years, and amglAd to say that one
bottle Of r. d. II. cured me-"
~. Hardy, TOCCoa, Ga, writes: "B. Il. u. Is a
quick cure for Catarrh. Three bottles cured me.
had been troubled several years.
II, Sphinx, Atlanta. Ga, tAySi zone bottle oil
Il. u. d. completely cured my child Of eczema
", A. Pepper, FrCdOnin, Ala, writGs III. u
d. cured my mother OF liberated sore throat"
Logan & Co., Wholesale agents. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

"REMESiBER that the payment OF Prizes ia
GUARANTEED ny Four NATIONAL BANKS OF New
Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by the PreSl.
dent Of All Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized IN the highest Courts; therefore,
beware q any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR Is the prlcO Of the smallest
part or fraction Of Ticket ISSUED ny Us III any
drawing, Anything In our name offered for lees
than Il Dollar IL u SwlndlG fOl3'wSAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense. Itching, and
singing; most al night; worto by scratching.
II allowed 10 continue tumors form, which
often bleed aud ulCGrate, becoming very sore:
BwAYNEA OINTMENT stops tho itchlng and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases 70.
moves the tumon. AZ druggist, Or ~ mall, iof
% cents. Or. swRynO & RoI, Philadelphia.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money aud Stock Mar.


The Features Of the Money aud Stock Mar.
kets.
NEW YoRE, March S.-MOnCy on call easy at
aS per cent, closing offered ut per cent. Prime
mercantile paper lac per cent. Sterling OK.
change dull but steady at 81 SJ1lAi $50, Sales
1855 shares.
The dullness In the stock market was more
marked to-day than at any time In the present
year, aud the fluctuations were strictly upon n
lar with the business done. Dullnca was the
principal feature ut the opening, and most stocks
were but slightly changed from lust EVENING"
figures. Tennessee was the strong feature, al
though 81. Paul was very active and slowly I'D
vanCed, Manhattan was the first TO give way In
the afternoon, aud Tennessee followed, losing u
large portion OF the early gain, but the pressure
was transferred to the COAlGrB and IACEawluun
aud Reading became the leaders both In activity
md weakness. The extreme decline, outside Of
Manhattan, however, was only | per cent In
Rock Island, aud the effort was given up toward
delivery hour, when the market settled down 10
dullness and Stagnation, which finally closed
dull and steady at but slight changes III most Of
tho list. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
indianapolis rose n and Manhattan lost ~ and
Rock Island percent.
Railroad bonds were also dull, Sales ST. 3i7, 900.
Government bonds dull but firm.
State bonds dull and steady,
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Don't Oct Caught

This spring with your blood full Of i'm.
purities, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
and the whole system liable to be pros.
trated by disease--but get yourself into
good condition, and ready for the chang.
ing and warmer weather, by taking
Hoods sarsaparilla. 1t stands unequal.
led for purifying the blood, giving an
appetite, and for 4 general spring mcdi.
cine. 8
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WuYis it SO many suffer from rheu-
matism, aches, pains, kidney diseases,
liver complaints, heart affection, etc. :?
1t is simply because they will not come
and be healed. All diseases begin from
q want OF iron In the blood. This want
Of iron makes the blood thin, watery
aud impure. Impure blood carries weak.
ness and distress to every part OF the
body. Supply this lack Of iron by using
Browns Iron Bltters, and you will soon
find yourself enjoying perfect freedom
from aches, pains and general ill.health.
nav
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MEssRs. Proctor & GAMBLE, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gthmea:-I think your Ivory Soap" is about as nice and
convenient thing have tried to clean cwcy have
frequently cleaned up socd necklaces warguars and other sim
liar articles by making stiff athe my hands then thoroughly
saturae the article cleaned rubbing it gently in the palms
Of my hands, rinsg in cold soft water and drying in dry
dust For convenient and effective article for household
don't think be beat don't think it would have any in
furious effects any thing except perhaps, pearls or ioiback
goods If carefully handled the goods out looking nearly
bright when cleaned by the best preparations known to the trade
and it something perfectly safe in the hands of inexperienced
persons and convenient have about find good think
it deserves mention hence this letter.
A WORD OF WARNING
There many white soaps each represented BIO Just good the YOy"
they ARE NOT but like all coee lack The peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of the genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting
conHlrht 1N6 hy rrnrcr & Gamble.
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why WOMEN FADE.

Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life. DR.. ACker's
English Remedy for Consumption Is an
absolute cure for colds. 0. H. Goethe,
o. Menkemellcr, Logan 4 Co. DGw.i
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
tsIstera Of Tho vlslmtlonD

A school Of moro than national reputation,
OiiGrS exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation Of young ladies' In all departments. III.
brAry Of six thousand volumes. Fino phllO.
sophlcal, chemical aud astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted, Corpsoi
piano teachers trained BY leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according To the method Of the old italian mas.
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. board excellent.
For Catalogues, and references to patrons IN
all the principal cities, address
sci THE blRECTRRsg
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Tho simple application Of "swAYNE's ONT.
MENT,n wlthoutAny internal medicine, will euro
any case Of letter, Salt RhCum, RingwOrin,
plies, Itch, Sores, PlmplCS, Eczema, all Sealy,
Itchy skin EtuptlOns, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Ia potent, effective, and
coats int n lfIne TfhAW
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I,oR RENr-FOUR ROOMS AND
,''ar. Win privilege Of large lawn, In
- .,gr Valley, on Motor line, Natural gus.
p p,.,,,.l5n Immediately. Enquire OF CHARLES
lEfppII tlty. 1871
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Petroleum,
New YORK, MarChS.-PetrolCun opened steady
at VIC, but moved up to OlsSc, on small tradlng
the market then became very dull and the prices
fell OIL slowly until the close, which was dull al
Ole; sales $4,000 barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, March s.-OpenGd al o. nc; high.
est VEG; lowest and closing at Ole; sales 3Os 100
barrels; CleATAnCes l,67l,0OO barrels; charters
1857 barrels; shipments i07,bl4 bRrrolsi runs
0S,Sfp barrels
PIrrsRURGII, PA, March s.-potioleum weak
highest OisSc.
BRADFORD, PA, March S.-Opencd at VIC;
closed at OlCi highest plstc; lowest OOISc.
TlrUsylliE, Pa, March s,-opened at OiISc:
highest OlsSc; lowest and closing At Vic.
Metals.
New YORK, March S.-rig iron dull aud firm.
Copper irregular, nervous and slow; lake
March Sill ". Lead ilfmCF aud more active; do.
nestle $3.50, Tin quleti straits 81 90.
Wool.
rntLADELrnrA, PA, March s,--wool quiet aud
nominal.
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Dir. HESLEY's Celery, Beef and Iron
Quiets nervous irritability and gives re-
ireshlng sleep to those troubled with in
somnin. q
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FOR SALE.
E'TUenIy'IOar LOtsin CaIdwel'S Add
ton to the City Of Wheeling.

n I'm ,,E Loh arc bounded on the north By Twenty
Iis,aW A!tetl on the CaAl BY Fillmore street, OF
Ky spG " the llAndlRii Homestead, and Of
VI IN w, oy lhC u. 4 U, K, X.
t,Sg. lipIimiiy 10 the above named railroad
e,HS t'sen excellent sites for manufacturing
IL ,s Wy sold III thirty days will 10 sold At pub
'""'a'Sud further Information apply 70
". V. HOuE 4 BRO,
HS5lEyhiila n, iiANDLAN, WV N"'
W. Cor. ChRHiine 4 sixteenth Al.
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Never try tosell a wedding present II
you wish to preserve your confidence III
human nature.
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FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Building lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZaAe'l
vShhaid, North and South Front Streets and
Sollh Tenn street,, ut very low figures.
AbAtgIn.
Double htiCk House, n and 70 VlrEinIa street,
Wy ~ NpAia,c Ur both together They con-
ela All modern improvements.
even Eoulaed House, l27 south BroGdwAyi 0
bVSSd property At much less than cost.
tt9lf R29OmCd Cottage for Sygb.
hg4I RComei House, North Front street;
htst 10y; oil IN good condition. $500.
,iNr E9omed louise, u North broadway; will
RAkel PluNnl home
rEslH RocHed lItck House, southwest cornet
lhlflytighlh and Wood EirGctS, Al A bargain;
wy ny iOr Investment. "
lAti iot itai. A'N -A'"' "'"'' W
al, GO. SMITH. ION Main Street,
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For Rent.

NOR RENT-THR DESIRABLE
Rslcnrc, NJ, ~ Fourteenth street, Ap'
= ~ n nNEEk. Oe9
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r ,ANDRETlls'
Garden Seeds.

We have lust received the largest and tho best
selected tt6Ck 81 tAndtelhA, Celebrated Garden
Seeds ever brought % wheeling, Guaranteed 10
DO fresh and pure. We arc prepared lOloll lhpm
InfO IondlnR elsewhere Tot Seeds.
Sf h, X, dlffEN 4 CO., i62O Main 81
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BEEcnAM's Pills cure bilious Snt
nerYous ills. ws&w
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WASHINGTON School Of ElOCUtlOO
Stammering Cured,

system based upon nAlufOA laws. No ggcHtcy
;N9 IEICKl System explained 10 those Inter.
Iea!imonlalS from physicians, educators and
InSiSna h ~, ,i nayg received benefit from tho
w.,t, MAm. y, sTEvENS HART, Principal,
n..,, 90 N Street, N, W., Washington, II, O,
s suP boarded In family Of Principal,
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U. S. Is rCg...........l2S Nash & Chat........ 20
U. s. Is UOupon".. .l2O1S New Jersey Central V1S
y, s. 4Is reg. ...-,.l0I4 Northern PAclnc.... 2Gs
U. s. ~ COupon,."l0III do pTeicrred........ GlL
Adams Express..,".lM Chicago & 1907
American EXprCSs..ll3 do preferred ......liO%
Canada Southern. $50 New York Central. l051S
Central FaClilC...... IS lOhlO & Mississippi. 23ls
Chesapeake &0hlo. lGjI do prCiurrcd...... SiE
do INST preferred. CO Pacific MaIl......... 49,
do second prei'd.. rs Pittsburgh
@. @. I........... Reading
Denver d Il. u....... lJIilSt. L. IS. F........ lax
ErlG..."................... 2S do prCiCrred... 6I
do prCierfed..,.. GSJI do first preferred. ltSE
Fort Wayne...."..l6OGIC. NJ, 4 81. Paul...... G3Ii
Kansas 4 TCXas..... l9tS do pTGlerred.,.,... 9Sti
Lake Eric & West. l75I Texas Pacific ....... 10Y
do preierred........ &c Union PaClnc....... 6511S
Lake Shore. United States Ex... 81
Louisville Il Nash. CO.. W., ST. l.. n P....... 1871
H., n. a. & C.......... n do preferred. 2Gi
Memphis & Chas... 81 WellS.Fargo Ex....l4l
Michigan Central. So Western union...... 50
Missouri pAClnC,., 1lLI Il
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FOR SALE.


H7NT WlIo I.-,, WIV NJ UBNWVV
sibtJ, toi sselhl y Pension and Claim Al.
Mi "'O'yylor and Notary Tubilo,
WITCH No, 1917 MAREEf BTAHEf,
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stocKhoIders' Meetings.
Baking Powder.

DIAMOND DYES . ~ s f . LdcTaTEg FOOD a E
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r e1yoslnv, turpg LiVsr CnIhpldinii
il to5llFSNSsS. AZ dfuEsiiis, Price q uti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
cKFTVrJJ OF PRFSIDENT OLSON.

The "Olsenn mentioned in the report Of the Min
neapolis fire as among the lost is Edward Olson, Phi d.,
He was about forty years old, graduate OF Chicago
University and for years was professor of Greek
IN that institution lie was man Of large culture
spoke several languages huently, had travelled ex-
tensively in Europe and was among the best known
of the younger educators of the country. About Two
and half years ago he called 70 the presidency
Of the University of Dakota founded by the Terri
torial Government. Under his efficient management
the institution grew rapidly and at The time OF his
death there were 800 students In the institution
and President olson facultv numbered about twenty
professors and teachers. lie took large interest IN
the educational work at ChautauQua. spent several
summers at Chautauqua Lake, and was known all
the land among the students in the Chautau9ua
assemblies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
PLANS FOR PROTECTING LYNN IN FUTURE

Boston, Dec. ! (SpeciaD-AbOut 10000 strangers
visited Lynn to-day TO see the work of the great re,
at least $500 going from Salem alone Extra trans
averaging twelve and fifteen cars each, were run
down from Boston, and the city OF shoes was crowded
as never before. The most Interesting incident OF
day the meeting of prominent citizens with the
Mayor and Aldermen, Chief Engineer and Board OF
Engineers of the Fire Department and the inspectors
of Buildings. II proposed 20 put under erouhu
the telephone and electric lighting wires extending
into the heart OF the city, The origin OF the hr0 was
correctly stated for the first time II ala not start
from the basement Of Mower Brothers buildlng, Dut
from kerosene lamp used in the adjoining morocco
factory. petition drawn UP and VIII DC sent
to the City Council urging that in Issuing permits ior
new buildings restrictions be required; that new
hre district be est ablished extending from the my
Hall to silsbee-st. and from Broad ana Maihot 70
B1ltn and Cambridge sts; that In THIS dlsIlSt LIZ
lhOhe ana electric wires be placed under efoum ma
the central telephone Office be removed OUTSIDE thls
district thereby removing thousand wires HUL
ccnua square and the adjoining streets thdt puIu'
ihgs SIX stories high be prohibited, unless they 10
Du-lt Wlth iron h0OIs and IN other ways hcPryoi
tat All hN$story brick buildings now erected anu 10
pe erected sNa be provided with automatic sPrIhmiIs
ied rom hve elOn tanks and far as possible IIi
NY tle belghi % buildings TO four stories td WoOu
trlct.