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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-04


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improved Little Giant Corn ana cob Plants
ton Mill Price reduced.
hE subscriber has purchased exclusive right OF
terfllofy FOR sale IN the West, Of the above cse.
rated Mis- and Is prepared 70 furnish hem stall
I'M > , eithef wholesale or retail, guaranteed IN The
most positive manner.
us nov more than q year since the Little GlsSp
vas introduced TO tho public, during which tImsis
'as oseh constantly growing IN the popular favor.
ire In Improvements recen, ' sreeied an patented,
hakesl u me most perfect machine ever offered for
@ehe!a taTm use. l! is furnished conn leIs ready foi
tnsehlnR seEm and Weighs as follows. No. ], 2ai
20 2,356; Nod, 400, No. 4, $40 pounds. Twenty
alnutss are ~ ancient to set one up, without meehap
cal AID and when once adjusted, It G. u with ssielybo
'ntrusiad 20 q hoy. Fun sirecii0n.g &c ompsny each
MIL.
PRICES.
" 9,S40, " - TO-. - H ~ "a ("
-" , s5a, " " IS" 60 " 81 "
a." 4, 500, {" " 20 - 81 % - "
HLiberal discount 20 dealers.
AMES Il. CHADWICK,
No.G3 Locust st., between Second and Third
uOF.5 d& WY st. Louis, Mo.
For snle by Messr,. DALzGLL & Bko., Agents Of
sYenport, sthboVs prices, adding freight from 81
aDuiH
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Well Digging.

Il snbsefibsr !. nj all times ready TO dig Weila
ana Cisterns lie may be found a. Mr. Smiths
IN HArtisoD, east side, between 9th and 9Th sls
AuZ5 d3ms EDWARD NEWTON.
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SuPEkloR Cheese aud pnme Eeaf tart go G..
a. Inc HaEkete Store.
spl I7-dtf JACOB MEAXEK. IL. CO
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4 Largss9iIetunr On laGd tntNeN HusicfssolFst
= rs toGa 90 peaH-H%tH ...
Sc n LU Clair Ross.
ftih boss Pane rotjg .HstfaetOrtn tina world, Kies
L aSispR's modern schoo! fer Piano Fortes can e
d4seist Ms Lee tlsirr Row G n
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Clue.so, December l, 1855
IggEchas-i o2B u 3 J. -. ClsTk's Flour aIlils, som,
time since, aud after = trial u several aesks, 1 feel that
! can scarcely speak Of IT IN too high terms. / hsys bssr
= mailer fT fEsuty yeesrs- ana sm free 70 say that | Cal
ulAks btter hJar with this nili, and q larger yisid, hnG
r4u it gith m0rr sass 10 mysolf, ihan aay mili l have ever
s7en. A uumber Of niisFs haze been IN to see II, and ali
say they are U-u pleased With Ita operation. IL wID
Ind with ease tgelvs buahals an hour, aud can DO run
SIrb i'm. four 10 six horse power. I would -ecSnnsnd
mflcrs b 1--WE ~ a trial, sud +! am certain they will bot
wish 10 return ~ .Lsoli plan Of miliing.
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Certificates, References and Extracts OF Let
tiers Of nelisblc Gentlemen.

T,r further particulars sce certificates helowAni address
JACOB WEAVER, JK, 4 CO.,
navanparf. Iuns Hawkeye Store.
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aleGienl.
yy,HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


NJ KENNEDY Of Roxbuy las discovered in one q oar
oomn pasture weeds remedy thAi EVERY KIND Of
Il. has ia iI in over SGs ScSen hundred cases and JAILED
except NJ two cases both thunder hnnoI he 6As % ~,
Two bottles are warranted nuIs,Ds sore mouth
One 20 three bottles wall the worst G0d al PnP~ "
Two or three bottle. VIII clear the system Of bOls
" bottles warranted 10 zee WORST caAhe7 III ~
TsTee TO Sve bottles are warranted .be Of
One or two bottles are warranted all bumOr IA s
bottle. wsrrHies running of the ears saa
warranted TO scraPt and rouas
On, bottle vii eur. .csiy eroPtions Of the .hin.
Two OF three bottles warranted ts>eue The wors' ee OF
Two three bottles warranted the NOS, aesPe
Three to four bottle. warranted 10 cure ..i-Is-un
SSsest Is away. .rponse '' " ,S- 'g o.
vafect cure wAIreed when the above quantity IS taken.
all the wonderful medicine. Of the day common weed
syer, sun,or IN bs system: y,t Sxed fI II VOC Sss.
huspor hs 10 start. There DO AIDS, huns ha
tesssnd bottJes Of Il inshe vicinity Of BosOn- he
sSeCs Of eysT case II has already done some Of he sIs.
ye 2 cd Rspe x e ,y have zen P pam,
iced 10 . perfect .tAie Of health BY one bottle
10 those subject 70 siek seaashs one fc;' vih
w.y. IL II ,G .s s BEEN .oe or ys .nd SsS
s ns -SI seSf By IT, where body
49, ~ sap.e very singular feelings, but you 70; b
alarmed they Lw.yr dspPes IN from four DAYS . "s s
s~ms 10 gone yoa VIII feel yourself hs psr pe'son ee~e
e Of IL me-. sxtIsyusa. sneonaus VI i iA' ever ma
listened to- .u.v~xx,rx - xoo uy.,~~s
s''; ;:ss & Sssrs
SANDS. No. Al Nlisnr.f nnhsS 49,.
s.ss \, 4; si;s i Msssss'SSI sGS s.Ss
RleLkY, w.nsnss BARNfs PARx, No Ss Ssosdvsyi
WARD, CLOSE o. Maiden lsna nis- HASks rieo..yS
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TERRIFIC STORu-ONE NAN KILLED

From The chi ago J.UyHai s4m.
Yesterday eitsrnooD one Of The most terrific gaies
wind swepi over orr city vii h Ee have felt for long
lin q The morning very dArs nod lowsnng aad
ebont ten O'Clock il commenced raining In t'nsns-
The sky would occasionally brighton up onm about
three O'Clock, when il cloudod over agaio ana phecs
tor, AGO spruDg up, sweeping over tho VtY oioslng
down roofs cbmLeys awnings, signs, and everything
vi a light DatuTe m us conrse. -,
About {, ur O'Clock the spUe Of thu new Unyefsah-t
c,n,ah nj the corner of sbash and Al Bnren
ty,af came down With a terrific crash. In ~ fail t
stlu,k the corner Of house adlo,nng, caryog away
the cornice and smashing IN Windows. the s'ons ~chx
of N turret was slso badly broken Inc tufret b'ng
all opep fbe wind got underneath anu fsl,y Iu'eu me
jmms pse spre from ia base Several people We
chbIcb M the time and ore man had just GO ne do"n
fran The ,pre but fortunately no 0ne Sas injured.
The steeple was peery fosheo, sn the o.
The whole building was uDder the supervision o. tne
arcb. CT Mr. Boyington. Loss between two cod tbfee
thousond dollars. =, -,
Abont a O'Clock, the five story brick bs'1-
ing 20 by ia feet, IN progress OF erech,n Oh o'ao
street., east Of the market, tell WIN tremnhou' c,as
m N, D corDices. portion Of II fell nPoD bo h-'
bouse south, occupied by Merrs. Long Hairs,
entirely smashing in be upper Hory ana M Up 1ne
Iouse with the Debris Atbou. the iomqte. were IN
at tie tine, no ore was burt. The lick baldiug ras
being erected by Nessrs. Brown & VILE. Mr..
BuIlrg was the architect. AZ The tine of me -il here
four workn.n 10 The bulldog hnh me a.afn 70
Ing gwen they all n shed out. O0e msn by the name
of Moline, sieppiDg bark few feet 10 &c. . boz OF
too. was slnost Instantly buried IN tie ruins. Wsen
eatricatd be was dead. A 6raylDan ~s 10 the alley
at Il time, and although the falling walls io = al
around hin strange 10 say, be uniDjared The
lo-s cam ct fall short Of $4,000.
About A o'clock, the brick building ereeted fof
N ills by NJ Noble CsDa street near hsdsoo, si!.
The building wss i've stories In hgof ana ns io~
must reach sl0,OCO. 80 ,,.
About ) O'Clock the pew fve-story brick eo,,sloy'
% by 80 feet on Randolph street, opposite toe ssse
SOD Bou.e, was blown d'wD. 1be sge ~As ws,e ~
aud the upper story had been boarded IN f1T"'' 49,
wss owned By sir. Horton, ard aes-rs. Buri,og a.
Baomsn were the architects. Loss aboa. - wv: NO
one W. ipiured m IL fall anticipated for over an
bonr and he ooce had taken precautions scco'd"gy
A mo.story fame house on Division street ooc sped
BY John shank, jr., wss also completely demolished.
No one injured.
,o,tb tide were ubroofed and or less ioared.
Awnings. signs and chimneys were buried abou. hte
payibjrgs. The huge piles Of lumber 10 tho yards
s.sg ibe north branch all blowa down and scs.-
ie,ed into The river and other places. Altogether IL
the mosf severe gale have experienced fos lsng
time. The loss VI lie and shipping upon the Iskes
must have been large.
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SUPREME COuRT-Nsv. p.


Ref.rea can in no case be nooiuated by party
unl... al th. parties agree upon suitable person; -
No such agreement can be made where AZ ~ - n "a 90
party, where adi'orreh 'oSen' oy u
Ire agreement when alleged must be evidenced 0J "hs
No Rs.rre. name should be inserted proposed "fdsf
arss aeon ey ,h hs not .,rke il ou;
n' n"ner &C; on the Proposes d THs Si4''
rrrcr srposc's COMPLAINTS OF THE cosfRoLLER.
TIE General Term opened With Judges hooeVeu
and rG,ies n, bench. H' Honor 'adsr
flosh l-tet: ery,r Nov D. 1856
DEAR JUDsE whcs s't ~'et Il vas my Pr
n.,, verk Bar in lookiDs over my pspes .ihet NY @
hon IN many undecided case. when m 49,
ss,oif NE ,t ue.p 20 b. bS.ne. Of yours Pei. Is an
called uron 10 held Oyer AID Trrmner an fn 81 ~
brookDn on the orr; Tuesday IN p''e"'e
eedinsy, bui Il cannot b. helped A not .ny
fbee also anoh.r rea,or WAY so. r vour Dist,t
You are dose th.. my iy's tns,s tbs saprene
s@ad.he ih.? iso:s Of ANY But Bur your cOnoer
yosE.ay p.Di owsd y 70. ,.sa.s 20 pes
min. tho.b he, have been duly audited BY ne board Of
Supervisors. ,,,, n. know. mare .w
than III. a. mbrr. Of or Leo urs ae saps',s' % y
city, ord the en,Ie body Of 'h@ letA r. NV ,nynn ,s
h ~ 70 relieve my BROTH" IN your ei'y from
the hesvy losd Of busness vheh 70 ty -. Z, xo1i
az, ~ hs.- The sddroDal expense VINCE Sono
geo. ySa, az ss o a ssem 'ss ows i'd
80 1919 80. ao, Nor vii, I Voluntarily Place myself
in ,a.on sh.r 20 myself an AZ: o. p.p.G, a.dss
r.sor. ltisAiion- The yeIy 80
Tor does not h,f support my iAAN'' ~ -
n reason for .rooGnternz eape1~ q u srpoNo
Ben. JAWS j. ROOSEVELT 10000 ts.t., sho Ia T. ,s.g
lam perfectly willing ths. the AnHsAs' s'''i 'n'
IN Court and published -. la. ps.soAv "a. soxsssa
Al Nevssrsh Is the Baker rI,ah Anl sase e ~
mus. -. General Term anti the sth q Deesno-r
Ten youps esosles.n wsns ~ az. sac.
20 practice lsw 10 the Courts o. 'ns 0'S''
UNITED STATES hAEsHAEs otsieE-Sst :.
" oE<n: 49,.
t. d, ~ descendant vas exAmned RchIu s0ih
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The NoRTH Esd IxxoRALIrIEs.-Ssturd.y, a.
Ireland were arreigned before Jasiice Russell 10 oe
Police Cout on charge Of assault and battery CON-
nittsd on the PERSONS Of certain very young gs ne
have been in etfepdance at the Hancock behoo hco.
nond Piece, at the north end Of tho cay; IDe seoSs1
parties were bound over for further exanissnooz-
kmiib, on three several complaints 70 tSc co :sn q
R.,ss on enc complsips, IN ii 900 he psrtsss 80
not mere bow, a. hss been stated bu. atare men %
ySstevcr may be ssid IA sxcspos 70 br
it'e to manhood. ireland 10 jeyslss % H.eoy:r
street Bate provision a.s'sr y B!Askaos: 49,,
hotels ana TIE railroad depots. lBoston TessTASA
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bu,dps, together with the contents, destroyed
Mr.. Cummipges los amounted TO about 500. The
dwelling was owned by Mr.. Johneon of South Brook
lvn. vhose oss amounts In about 100.
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1Hy CocoAxur.-Tbere are. it is sud, three hun
dred and sixty i've different articles m:psisctured and
sodfd by the tree tSr1es s ' oosda ana
hr,.he. mats in sbort many Articles a. there are
day. in the year. is difficult to say what il does not
afford. ,,,u,.
Il .to,hips nc eat and yeneher, drink and pen,
Boss. eseis SAL and needle, I'll in one"
white swan, Of great beauty and gracefalness Of
Iom and proportion vss naIed lev d:ys nace q the
~ne.sp fc vingp feet from the tip Of is tail 20
,hss Of its beak ket 81 iDebes-msng it altogether
he ,sreeat feshered specimen known 70 our sporting
sAsahL
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

TIE CoxPrrLscr OF AssE.soRs.-Iu the Common
on Monday evenins the Assessment COMMITTEE made
In which they complain severely Of the blIBders
nd confession not saa loss TO h. city, caused by the
Of the Assessors elected present
-, house n auenee BY which utterly incompetent for
,hSir fuis. elected TO ofce They Suggested
hould taken IN have the charter altered
rn,t,ut men f this responsible position short debate
.yrd Aiter which the rrport reoommitied order TIA
,k i,;ee might their the
a. ..L.n - rr,<urs this reform.
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m honor Of the anniversary Of The eva;oson Of New
York BY the Britsh army. Flags were boosted m
various pats of the city and on the beyond
which there was nothing to signahIe the ocesnon-
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- .vsrp Who testified that BE- vas q the ssrd
rsr, Ne bsa cen defendant the vessei; h. the
- a.s h,i lost sse su.ssiiy Of clothing ct s.oas
S.,ps he psssser from Liverpool -.
~, IA zen m. defendant take sos from smiths bunk
he brew se co,kes were smith ne hNa .~n nIn
,s;f himself The Disht htoe, and Po 'e N INC 'ahA
He WAS 90 n niited for trial
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9teambuais anb Railroads.

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leavs Fulton Mar
1T ke., by Steamer ISLAND CITY az AID 10 a n l.
e.5 ans n N, The CARS leave Flushing L. l., AZ ID. came
Sorrs rneens and exchanging serges With tine Boat St
Hmts,'s Point Through in IS minutes Fare % GENTS
NM. NJ SMITH, Superintendent
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POISON ASSOCIATION NEW-YoRK.

The regular monthly meein. of the Executive Com
se Of the above Association held last evening at u
oct AZ the residence Of Doctor Jnc H. Gsiscon, NO "
Fast Twerty.niath street. Madison avenue,
P,e.eni-Dr GIiscom, Chairman Executive oommIt'eei
H,,,r, Israel Russell, Richard Reed, Henry A. Oakley
s,.ph.n Cutter James c. Holden aud Jno. Keyser
The minutes Of last meeting read and approved
From the Treasures Report sppeared their hnsnea agent
Mr. Richard Wake had collected Sl45 during the month"; a.
contributions 10 the funds of the Association.
Amer the Of the ordinary business the agents
diaries were read from which appeared the following nave
bs,n their prscc. al opc atoms for the mouth;
Person. visited in our City Prisons, about
OF ,bi, number the hopeful selected
Compsnt. abandoned their ~
D,ebMsed from custody their recommendation ~
D.charsed couyets assisted with 10
p.ehsrsed copvcts supplied with employment.
D.,harsed conycts supplied with olohios ID
Mos, of these were finished with Bibles Tesaments aud
good and al prcpriste books.
M,pv Interesting letters from those who were placed IN good
ua,ns by their have been received aud were read
d, highly Interesting charscter after which the meeting
adjourned.
Donations and contributions very much needed and are
n.., solicited in behalf this useful Institution and viii
he thankfully acknowledged by The Treasurer Henry ~ ossy
No 10 all Money and Clothing will also be srateiay
received by their Financial AGen Mr Richard Wake, At the
Office Of the Assocaon No. 10 Centre corner Chambers
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sURROGATEs CoURT-Sov. 2A-Be:oFe A. W Brad
THE PARISH WILL CASE -
yV;lE.r, youncs hrlder of the firm OF g.. X W


William Younss, builder. of the frm OF &: * w.
Youn.. examined for proponents, md '$e4 -
...t we. EMPLOYED 30 BY Henry P.f.h Sad 81. hoa
Unico h.d the whole wPeriDrndenee OF sne o'as
s.ra 20 p.I.S ot.n an. .o5e when Mr. P could
come Ms about the Grsntemen's 81 te hou'e
S.s mp III 14r Sss@ MIS- IN is1 and s p
yous his attach MI p very mild ~ temper never
s ,r Of s very .OuSd Sdsmen When he Understood it
frequently after his stack the time Of his DEATH when
weekly did work him on the square and the
Wall and Pioest property usually saw MI ~ ,,e pay
would 20 HIM for wha, had come usually MIS- Pnih
would white send 20 20 If Mrs p was
not the be would send the servant for her. she would
matter Of conversation between and Mrs T.; be would
take interest Il was matter OF importance be
his hand with fingers extended and nin min, MIN as
ipauns be would say no 70 my explanations by ano
mined replace 1t by one deferred the JOB waiting
for good weather; Whenever called on Mr be would cat
nv nton 10 it by pointing upward WITH hs otr hns-r ana
lookps upward frequently presented ol' to VII e for WORK
he Hoqld sometimes reeve tlem. 'oiaruui's ~ ne
suppose he wanted her give check Tor the s"unt MD
son .mes the bills hun sometimes he would stop
m in the r, adins by look aud en- en- inqur
ms about would then e1p ain II he would nod ms hesi
fhe Understood me- and would with the reading In
Der her s53 applied Mr Parish for loan Of money
first Mrs p. and sra'ed wanted loan OF StOo on
H. loan hui Id not know whether NJ would consents she
said him saw him mmedia.eIy aud state we.t
wanted be bis head, MIS- told He to explain inc
m.tter did So telling Mr. Parish thai was ps,e OF prop
cfty wanted keep aud would consider II iav1t ne "d
take the loan did not with to 20 20 strangers lo' 'n
nodded loo ked az Mrs F. she said You inca coh
sent 10 take the loan again nodd, biz head asked |ha
.yfT ,sTs to- il, .fs .Sd NJ the Sood anil
TO BE- ade out to bis wife h. nodded bis hesd-yesi
there was ant ther time when made sppcs on tot money
which Ms Pa sh favorable bat which Mt decidedly
refused Mr. sometimes slightly rritsbe and nervous
Mr. was very kind aud attentive 10 hiu ne would
sppe irritable toward when We did not under
sand what he aned h wond disappear when
@ b bt of which he wished talk; have been
om hour sometimes trying to hnd OUT what
be wanted. 80, N /, ., 4, T..
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. 2s
His Honor Judge IDgersOll this morning charged
IN. Grand Jury The charge of the came nature Grand
inv usnay that the regular round OF cases
would before them, and they must decide acc'fhs
evidence, &c.
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v...r, GEEa HUlLsrar. No. IN MierH, nvisY
Oses Buildjps, UsRryoap, are Asepts for - - -
TpysUyE.
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CoRosER's JSerEsr.-The body Of the young man
found In an outhorse Smith street on Sunday evening
srd.y identified thu OF John Wrigey. An inquest
held and verdict Death from congestion OF the BRAIN
rendered
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CANDS' SARS A 7 A II I L l. A
Pc, the removal psnapen, Ill s1isns
tom an im pure Of blood habit Of The ThS
nl.a ant and remedy viii seDty stimulate ihe Dc
ION, Of the and Bowels regular add beby son
and without pargns expel erefron AL deleteoss
purify The blood eqasze the circulation pro
improve The appetite imnsrt tone yxor
to tie rem and gradually bu, sursy s5rpsis The d.e.ss
Futonst New-Yori. Sold sss BY Drussisis seherslly
VOITR attention is requested TO the CHILD
i BIRTH PAIE-ALLEVIATOR" advertised fully m The
Daily News Send for a CT eular.
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couar OF COMMON PLEAs-SPseiu tenn New ~
Before Judge BRADY ~,

Nc holas Wiegsnt AT. JldoU rVlu
Motion for utsm~n on isildne to serve o"np'a'n '
Ip.w., .-,sop isontn Reply costs not PAID ana s
Bs.py Ill i. well settled that il alter ne setvS
summon. N. defendant employ an Attorney pat nrr
~. disco the scriou the g-irrdH nY
r.,.rd III. ,eor TN gsIc- nGiy Until his er arr p
u Code Rsp a. =. asa snd second scion - IN
bar mi rs - Wend 1871 In this cSse' t9ereis'e We
motion will be granted with . 10 costs M ess ne ~,
IN Nv, S,v. Ate, ,ryce Of this order pays costs Of h oun
10 which after case the Of dlseonnusnee ey pAhun
20 stand IS the order Of the Court, II made on A2p'-H
with notice and payment Of costs
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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED --Eneine Co. No. : os the
r,.,ern District have accepted challenge 20 play wash
with Fnsne Co. No 10, and Committee have been appointed
IN .rr.nre the prelminares.
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Tur RRooKLTN CITY RATLRoAD.-Bv the terms Of
the charter % hs Company and q their contract they are
. .o a, practicable For time past numbers petitions
have presented 20 the Common Cosncn ~ the residents
:. sskiug the Board Of Aldermen
Inc 70 be extended as far the Huuterfy Road Thes-
-. ,nbmttsd TO Special Committee who MONDAY
ps they opinion that nothing listed 10
syept the proposed extension. The Company eontehd thai
,x,en their pessIt terminus and Hunefhy Road there s
d or where water collects during weather through
L;rh !. i'm possible for n EN- 10 their rails
mains In its present condltion
The Chairman Of the Committee however said tina, this evil
h,d beep reueded BY the building Of well reservoir hich
rsy.d Of the wate and that LET the
neslectnG {. out ths contract Aher
Conr.or OF Board declaring the charter of the Company
should the rails DOT b. laid before the LIST
next The Board appeared - be almost unanimous in
b,r Ipession Of feeling that the Company had carried
ON, The errns Of the entered with the city
air and honorable spirit
A.s.rI1 Upon FEMALE Peter j. Dempsey was
.,y..,,d Yesterday issued BY Justice Morehouse,
,or n. charge Of committing brutal sssut upon Miss Ann
Nuns As alleged the complainant passing by Waworh
IN Flushing Avenue Sunday nf 10th inst when
en, Character she rpused him whereuoon he struck her in
be .e and her down. Her brought several
.,s and dropped Of her pocket when she fell
The accused held 20 await ali examination the charge
CoKosER's ISerEsr.-The body Of the young man
60 In an clubhouse Smith street Sunday evening
.rd.y identified that Of John Wrgey. inquest
held and verdict OF Death from congestion OF the BRAIN
rendered.
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED --Eogine Co. No. % the
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