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In the corresponding three winter months of 1882 there were 602 fire alarms, or an average per month of 201; in the remaining nine months 1,401, or an average per month of 155. In round numbers there were in 1881 one-fourth, and in 1882 one-third more fire alarms in the three winter months than in the nine warmer months.
Graetz, VI, p. 240, also Joseph Jacob's Angevin Jews, p. 111. R. Asher was one of a group of pious Rabbis known as Perushim who might be styled Jewish monks. Aegidius was much resorted to in the Middle Ages. The Jews of Beaucaire, and the neighbourhood, enjoyed the patronage of Raymond V, Count of Toulouse, called by the Troubadour poets "the good Duke." See Graetz, VI, note I, p. 401.
M. de Chésy died in 1652. Péréfixe, vol. ii. p. 401. Sully, Mém. vol. v. pp. 193-197. Guillaume Fouquet, Sieur de la Varenne, was one of those singularly-gifted individuals who by the unaided power of intellect are raised from obscurity to fortune.
This was fortunate, for April and May were unusually dry months, only 1.16 inches of water. The dry April brought the ploughs out early; but before we put our hands to the plough we should make a note of what the first quarter of 1897 brought into our strong box. Sold: Butter . . . . $842.00 Eggs . . . . 401.00 Cow . . . . 35.00 Two sows . . . 19.00 Total . . . $1297.00
The report of the treasurer showed: Income of the past year, $3,637.92; expenditures, $3,510.61; present balance, $127.31; total of the building fund, $25,028.19; total of all funds, $66,610.23. The librarian's report showed: Addition of books by purchase, 121; by gift, 401; present total, 20,778; pamphlets purchased, 30; gifts, 1848. Present total, 64,604.
He was a Presidential Elector in 1856, and Chairman of the State Democratic Committee in 1857. He was appointed by President Buchanan Minister to Equador in 1858, and held the position until 1861. He was, in 1863, elected United States Senator from Pennsylvania for the term ending 1869. 296, 401, 413, 494, 532, 535, 547, 548.
Home Hits and Hints. By William T. Coggeshall. New York. Redfield. 12mo. pp. 401. $1.00. Pictures of Country Life. By Alice Cary. New York. Derby & Jackson. 12mo. pp. 359. $1.00. The Methodist; or Incidents and Characters from Life in the Baltimore Conference. By Miriam Fletcher. With an Introduction by W.P. Strickland, D.D. 2 vols. New York. Derby & Jackson. 12mo. $2.00.
For an interesting account of these incidents, from Secretary Chase's Diary, see Warden, 401. Lamon, 332; Herndon, 353-356; N. and H. try to mitigate this story, v. 133. He did not always feel his tongue tied afterward by the obligations of office; e.g., see Julian, Polit. Recoll. 210. For a singular tale, see McClellan, Own Story, 153.
Subsequently he understood the light in No. 401; but then it was too late. Had he been delayed ten seconds, or had he gotten off at the fourth floor, he would have . However, I anticipate; or rather I speculate on what would have happened under hypothetical conditions which is fatuous in the extreme; hypothetical conditions never are existent facts.
This principle is asserted in the decision of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, in the case of Lunsford vs. Coquillon, 14 Martin's La. Reps. 401. Also by the Supreme Court of Virginia, in the case of Hunter vs. Fulcher, 1 Leigh's Reps. 172. The same doctrine was laid down by Judge Washington, of the United States Supreme Court, in the case of Butler vs. Hopper, Washington's Circuit Court Reps. 508.
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