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have never shrunk the when their associates
have heen blown to atoms their sides without being
eced t new ones in sbape of additional gunpowder
81. mai eYnlosons. and II few of citizens for
nernnary con,i eations wfuly persist in dealing the
same yian as they have done IN this dangerous traffic
o esulae the disastrous consequences which
sy vsnuay ensue the lives ard property of our ciii-
as well ne inevitable death TO the members OF the Fire
Department


upcn his subject do transcend the line OF eg-
mate duty Valuable lives have been sacrificed
10 an immense has been destroyed city
hi witness the ruin and havoc effected By
the causes which they auc 1t is guard against the
recurrence OF similar disasters. II s create.
sense security the breass OF the femen OF the city,
and the purpose nsurng safety the lives and
property citizens their homes and their eEtes that
induces the Trustees 10 cal! especial and attention
to their su uggesionr.


The statements which herein presented FOR you!
Board during the period mentioned together with such
vancemen, Of the the Charitable FUND and
gestio relative 20 the Department generally, which the
Trustees deem proper 10 make in connection Win ihelI Gu
ties as the guardians Of a great trust


Al The annual meeting, The terms o service OF ieSss.
Coger Prycr and Ellsworth will expire TIE trustees 10
be elected years each. The suit OF Jere-
miah g. Taylor era:ns undecided as al :he last report


By order Of The Board OF Trustees


ZOPHAR MILLS, Secretary.
New-York Nov %, 1915


The Treasurer John s Giles presented the following Re
port which was read and accepted:


rREAsuRER's ANNUAL REPORT foR The YEAR l8i5
Ne. York Fire Department. FunI account .cth John S.


C-i!es, Treasurer