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Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
A new high school OF commerce is
now assured for Boston. the school
board at a recent meeting having
adopted an order establishing school
to be known as the high school OF
commerce." and accompanying orders
instructng the superintendent OF
schools to look up suitable accommo-
dations for it, to consider the most
suitable man for the position of prin-
cipal and also a corps of teachers. and
to devise course of study. in time to
open the proposed school at the begin
ming of the next school year.
There may and there may not be
any coal strike. but the Boston &
Maine is taking no chances. Soft coal
is being accumulated by the railroad,
and already about 100000 tonF nave
been brought in and stored IN i'm
mense piles along the lines Of the
company i'm convenient places The
coal is shoyoled from the cars into
heaps each side Of elevated rcstlos,
and in but a brief period Of time 1t
appears as though the tracks them
selves were laid directly upon the
mountains Of coal The railroad uses
about 10000 tons Of coal per month.
Chief Mullen of the fire department
is a strong advocate Of fighting night
fires with the aid Of a searchliSht. Il
wish that we could have a scarchlight
attached to every intown engine,
he said. Boston fires are pretty hard
to fight on account Of the narrow
streets and alleys which shut in the
smoke, make the burning buildings
dark. and consequently a menace to
the firemen. In New York the lights
are portable and can be carried into
the buildings. A wire attached TO the
engine Is the means OF supply. such
device on our engines would be
very helpful"
With the largest cargo Of molasscs
ever brought to this port, the British
tank steamer Russian Prince came in
the other day from Havana. Cuba, and
after remaining at anchor in the har-
Dor until noon, she hauled mp to the
Boston molas8cs company's wharf
South Boston.
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known as n tank steamer She has
several enormous tanks fitted into her
hull. and i'm these tanks 100000 gal
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