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ENGRAYERs. Cist's Advertiser states that
William Harrison, who came to this country
in 1892, was the first bank note engraver in the
United States. He engraved the plates for the
United States Bank. He had FIVE sons, all en-
grayers. Richard H., one Of the sons came
out to Marietta in 1915, and finished the first
copPerplate engraving ever executed in Ohio.
His two sons now carry on the same business
in Philadelphia. Another brother left four sons,
all engrauerS. One of these has son learning
the business.


MORALS OF BosroN. The Boston Mail
learns that the number of prisoners now in the
House of Correction, at South Boston, is one
hundred greater than were there one year ago,
and forty more than the number of cels-some-
thing that has not occurred before since that in
stitution was established.