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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

I-E--.sss 1IGNOfsl(l. 81. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
pRoDucrSG ui1a OK
BALD HE a DIS.
AND RESTORING
GRAY HAIR 40 THE NATURAL COLOR,
THIS ASTONISHING AND .UNEoUALLED pPEPap,-
a ton has never failed TO produce growth on Bald
Wen used according 70 the drectIons and turn
hnr hack to its original color, after having become gray
and relnstae Il In all its original health IustrS sonss,
pleasant chn seyofua eTGptions and feTe heat f Sn
the scalp II also prevents he lair from becoming s
mzR III Col 9fFSf a iS6 6 TJ ESTtSe
tS annex Re" certificates to corroborate
State of Illinois, Carlisle, June 81. 20
have admired Tonderf esst sly hair ges and
SaSaS per- gray but BY the the Re.
oa; stp sSsSF B sRa have no
gentleman of Boston 10 his friends in New Bed
enesd ProsssoT Wood lair ss ,to nsH hT 5y r9
was almost white and had SO for the last ten ytsTs
ana pulled out fEeey but found before had used ali
entirely aD9s Is m vas eight wesEs hair
now roy, IEee from dHndruT and quite moist have Ind INV
thing white hair starting rom ap the root. ne an
u Is now as thick it was, and does not come ous AZ
jnly IN my case all that could wish 10 ask.
Dear sir. 1t.u. Gardner, Maine, June g, IA
aiF Restorative and truly say st is the greatest dis
~. The hair
oe!oEe using 1t, WIS gray as man of seVent NJ
lar has now attained It's original color You can eeGa
one Yo as e. S s1lT E''
psf 1v, st. Louis, March Z, 1854
FIoI wood: Ny hair commenced falling on Eo, tT.e
SsaFs since and continued to do 70 until became
s pau. tried all the popular medicines Of The day
~ ~ no eih CT AZ last induced to try oIir erIrT
H ,AestoratlTc and am happy say Il is doing von
fl y nave now hne growth Of young hair and cheer.
'uiy recommend It's to all similarly aSHiCtej
A. G. WILLIAMS, 13s second Street.
Tbi, q. .. 1919. Itatsin, Michigan, August e. 1855.
ms u 20 S;erty that year ago was quite cray and
te1 90 t1h upon the top OF my head TINT feared ia
tess IN this condition applied for and tstned
MoofS Restorative and before hS,lu
the gray hairs had entirely disann4ar4l
ed up so as TO be full as usunI and AS
sr ossy appearance apparently more beautiinItlnu
s. 81 neIoTe do. therefore, chcerfuy recommend
Il th9se ladirs who value bgauni head Of hair
w also state that use 1t now occasiopsliv for
sEse's' SARAH ]. BROWN.
nave used Professor Woods Hair Restorntiy 10 c
EAnLage 1t prevents the hair from eon,i, ont and
ha a El9ss ana sottaess very desirable the yyaV
az, HNs entirsly disappeared Others ofmy FAM
IL e9 q and concur with Iue in prononncnG Il all
" P'ssses 70 "e. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Ayspue
xor NJ, Eoodslr: have used nearly three bottles Of
and have found its efsfs .T sat.
head a - nas ehtrelN destroyed ali danlr from MY
enu my hair to aboriginal color which had
80 s'ss' WM. TRUESDALE.
ii % CO., Proprietor 81a Broadvsy n Wand
20 Por sale In Wheeling nv
mb4-s,o-,.v T. II LOGAN q CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21


WALERis's PLAN OF PACrFIcATIoN.-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York Herald
says that when Robert j. Walker was in that
city week ago, he had many private inter
views with the President, and the plan of .'pg-
citication" fixed upon as follows:
Gov. Walkers programme is to allow the pro-
Slavery party TO so ON and frame their Slave
State constitution; to allow the Free State party,
at the same time, to hold as many conventions
and pass rs many indignation resolutions as they
please, and TO throw all the proceedings of both
parties into tue next Congress, with splendid
manifesto in behalf of his new compromise.
And what is that The simple scheme Of
giving the lions share of Kansas, as now organ.
lied, to the Free State party for Free State,
aud Of forming the boundaries Of a new Slave
State by adding to small slice of Southern
Kansas large slice homsthe splendid Indian
cnuntry South of it; the Slave State and the
Free State both to come into the Union to
gether."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

THE ORIGINAL SITE OF THE CITY.
The place where the city stood is now field
of wheat. " hata achang from GTH, when, we
arc informed, busy for @aTdtng houses, with
their dark counting rooms, their sallow clerks,
and their bills of lading, l'1yere al therea
Near the pulpit, also, sin the front pew, Cthe
locations of which are pointed out,) had sat
John Smith, whose sturdy nature and practical
sense were alone sufficient to repel the invasiOns
Of heather savages, and provide for the wants
of furnishing colony"
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sPMc1AL Nor1oRs.

Sanlh' anFsnPnrfIIa Is alike sehcacious. to chsck
lnelpe6t malAdy and to connteract actual disease
cases 80 scroqla, cutaneous erpPtOus eryspeas liver
comptfnt, and general debility II speedily purify the
blood femoye all unhealthy secreous and simultaneously
produce healthy action OF the bowels there
byrelleving many complaints arising fro arrangement
the digestive functions. The ingredients composing ts
ebrated Remedy being entirely vegetable, no unpleasant
symptoms are LEFT behind atter cure.
Prepared nd sold by B. D. SANDS, Druggists 100
Fplton Street. New. York.,
Sold alsoby j. IL. oRuMDAoKER.
Sold also BY Druggists generally, my1s-iw-daw-
MAKE A NOTE ON IT.e
An aFatof RorsHes, in the line OF Druggists Grtieis
Is apnouneed at the Bridge corner Drug Store Amon4
them Dr. attsoua lastic Injecting instrumen the latest
and best improvement in syrnges Hagerty9 improved
Breast Pumps not to get QUE ~ oraFSnoW.
denis Eastlc DaEre Syringe, neat compact cheap and
usefa article. See another column aud
then do ostse'e-gp and see the articles Atthe
myls BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
sanfords Invigorator
Liver Remedy, Is of the discoveries made
medicine the past century. has been study Of the Or.
during twenty practice to ind what particular organ
when diseased the greatest number Of s or palms.
bis eoneuslUns hatthe liver Is the regulator
OF the system aud the liable oitease wletf kept
free from disease preventative of Dyspepsia Jaundice
&c., while last but wo
ton Consumption for experience Is that
consumption occur from dtseased Liver than from other
| csnses put together.
Taking this be hypothesis. have but to
remedy with which to correct the liver, we have
cure Of nearly all the diseases subject to by simply
using preventative. That the 1nygorator rene
beyond doubt 10 ali who Try IT, virtues are such
that for al complaints arising derangemeus IT
an unfailIng remedy while family rntdlciue for all
diseases Of the stomach bowels, which are caused In
greater OF less degree by liver derangements 1t Is the SAFEST
sarest and most efacacIous remedy EnoEn.
.as 4. II. LOGAN q CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

1l4 Market st., ST. Louis n. T. aHe
- lPor sale In Wheeling nv
mb4-s,a,. TIL LOGAN & CO.,
IlFidRe Corner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

= ~, o., Gardiner, Maine, June 2s IA
eas SIR have used two bottles OF Professor is
. and can truly say, greatest as
Sey % the age for restoring changing lie hair
l, s;S using " was as gray of seventy My
IL nov attained its original color You car rrenn.
memo u TO the world without the least fear as INV case vas
'ns % 'ne worst Kind. Yours. D. n MURPHY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

Or. o. J. Woodsr: have useI na 9GL ~, 49,
sfSe.ory. & bS5 tn,1 and aye found very
ana restored my hair SoriEnal had
49, s'FS'eF WA. TRUESDALE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

pPnf Wed. L0ulsS March 4, 1854.
@ SsaTs SINCE and continued to do 20 until became
I'M 80 tried an the popular medicines Of the day
tel AZ last was induced try your celebTS
lniT Rsstoratvc and happy say Il Is doing
mn, i've now hne growth Of young hair and cheer.
A q
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ClnRnNr1.1,- 1sr.a. 81,

aF IRE me Agents Tor "heelinG and vicinity,
~ Call on them. ap23-1W-daW
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INTERIOR DECORATyON,S
E. WILSON & Co., 24 Monroe st opposite the ~ a NJ
assortment Of Paper Decorations Of and v
suitable for Walls and Ceilings. - 's'
have alHrge stock Of Fire Prints easters and Pan
Their beautiful styles OF paper Halls are displayed
on that the eject can be fully appreciated Cali
IIoLD ORNAMENTAL WINDOW sITADES-a greater
~ variety OF patterns than he offered elsewhere In
tle city at - lmY19l J.E.wILSON CO.'S
Il TRAVELLING BAsKBTS Wicker and BFatanIa PlasEs
joys Water Proof Percussion Gaps Hoops, again
5eSsiEeo. Lmy19I J. E. WILSON & 90,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

D. WIIIIDUI ENTltA CHARGE.
~ The Piano used In these Concerts Is from Cbjeerin
SONS celebrated mandatory and kindly uT6isle 6
Sir !. MellOr. - = -
Isy- Doors open at T--to commence Mt O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

HE CELEBRATION AT JAMEsTowH, FA.-The
celebration of the 25Oth anniversary of the
settlement of Virginia, which took place at
jamestown on Wednesday, 18th, is described
MS having been worthy of the events cOmmem-
Grated, and Of the anon patrie of those pres
ent. The Petersburg Express brings US the
following in reference tothe affair:
The crowd on the ground is variousIy estima-
ted at from six to eight thousand, including six
teen military companies from Richmond, Ports
mouth, Norfolk and Petersburg a large mum.
Der of ladies graced the scene with their pres
ence, and added greatly to the beauty aud att
fractions of the imposing display. Sixteen
streamers many of them first class, were an
clfored IN the stream, all gayly dressed With
flags and strcamcrs, which Haunted in the
breeze, and presented a scene ut once beautiful
and picturesque. Several bands of music were
also on the ground, sending forth their enliven-
ing notes, and adding largely to the interest of
the commelnor0tion.
"The site selected for the ceremonies was a
plat of about ten acres, on the very spot where
large portion OF the houses Of the colonists
were built and of which now scarcely a trace
is discernible. Suitable stands for the orators
were erected, all necessary preparations made
for the accommodation of ladies and others"
An Grafton was delivered by Ex-Prcsident
Tyler.
+ NAMES or PILGRIMS.
The names of the Pilgrims of 1907 were
found cut in the trees aud etched on the old
church tower. We recorded One-''John Coop
err, May 10, 1907" 1t was noticed that the
tower before spoken Of, and which is the most
interesting relic on the island, is fast crumbIing
to pieces, and will ere long divide in. the centre
and fall over. This will be caused by large
crack near the top, which is apparently work
ing down.
A few feet from the tower is marked the place
whore the pulpit stood; and on this spot, aud
TAT that altar had once knelt ClusSy but grace
ful form, the qneenly daughter of a noble King
the brave, the beautiful, the generous Poca-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

WINDOW BLINDS
9uFts Holland Green, on Cloth Transparent and Pan.r
- B!nds OF every deseription, for sale eheapbY
mylb ~ n 8 isAs y JOE GRAVES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MosDAY, Jan. .5.-Ald. JoHN CLlNCT, Presideat.
in the chan.
Rerpor,froace 0eainst n Re1c Stsge Ropte-Ssveral
rtmoIs rBEcts ercuEly signed by property oTn9rA
and residents Of Lexington avenue and Irving place.
agaIs. the proposed stage route in those Streets
and cen eIdDg that the route IN contemplation was
upuecoisarI ana against the wshs Of The people, were
presented.
Aid TrCK4R movei to refer the subject to Special
Committee, witch WIS lost, and the subject was lai1
The Tar Lcry.-The report to concur in TIE lax
levy came ny.
AID BLUNT moved TO strife out the Central Park
appropriation. The hes. way 20 rsiie money for thia
was by IL { issue ofIevenue bonds
Aid TUCKER also opposed this SlJO,OOO appropria-
ton. The Cumissioners were ap1onted temporarily,
and they had gene beyond their power and he had no
&C nfdence in them. They lad appointed polic9
force competed chiefly of their political friends, and
had EXPENDED large amount Of money 10 no good
purpose. As tie Central Park Affairs were nov stu
aed he opposed to any appropriation, and hoped
the Board would refuse to concur with the Councnen
in ths sChtme OF the commissioners.
Aid. FULMER said he was opposed TO the Central
Park appropriation. The Central Park, In his opinion,
was hnmbug but he wanted TO see the tax levy pass
tonight for the cake of the poor men waiting Tor their
Aid. TUCKER said he had much sympathy for
poor men az any ether member bu; he Woulc DO only
what vbs right, and not sacrifice principle ttr any
osss of men, The fact the poor not being paid
laid with the Department, which persisted In over
running their appropriations. No matter how large
the rum, the Departments as general thing, eItaAt
them long before the expiration Of the yesr aud then
oil work Gone after that had to remain unpaid After
Other discussion the motion TO strike out was lost by
vote of 10 10 4. 10000,
AID. Blunt then moved 20 strike out the sl2O, 900
for cast iron pavement, he satisfied good iron
pavement could not be laid for less than the square
ward and the sum would be squandered with specu-
Isting contractors. This also lost by vote OF IL
TO ..
AID ADAMS moved 10 strike ont street cleaning
under contract which was Lost, and the whole report
entire was concurred in by vote CT 10 to s.
Tie ne'c Stage R0ute-A report from the Council
II en- cor new stage route Though Lexington avenue,
living place and ether streets, was read. Alderman
Blunt moved TO refer 1t to a special committee. Car.
RED.
TIE nei- CAater-Alderman COULTER offered
resolution that special committee OF this Board DO
appointed TO proceed to Albany and formally present
the Charter adopted by the Hoard.
Alderman TucKsRfppossd this. There was no ne
cessity fo IT, the paper could as we'll be sent there
this ould be like the Committee Of last Winter who
did not know what they wanted when they got there.
and no two OF them could agree. The resolution w6s
adopted by vote Of 10 to4
The Board then adjourned to Thur'day at P. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27
TIE NATIONAL KANSAS COMMITTEE.

Pursuant to cal issued by the officers Of the Ma.
tiopal Kansas Committee resident Of Chicago this
BODY met at the Astor House on Friday and Saturday
last Members were present from the States Of Yer
mont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New-York, OHIO,
Illinois and Wisconsin, ard the Territory of Kansas
Members are ell expected from Pennsylvania, ic-
diana and Michigan.
In the sbeeuce Of the President, WIN. ii. r. SELL,
esq. of Connecticut was called to the chair. The
session Of Friday was occupied chiefly with the report
of the Secretary which referred 10 the proper Con-
mitee From this document we eItrsct the following
tems There have been received from a sources since
the organization of the body in June last, in round
numbers, go OOO and expended in various ways, s.
specified in the report $sl 200. Balance in the TTes
uIy subject TO draft So 900. OF the total receipts ss
above Mass achusetts hes furnished So 600 New York
Including the fund cent to THE ~ I. TRIBUNE
1888 coo, and IlirOs $40 000. The remaining 30 900
is distributed among the various Northern States.
Wisconsin has raifod and dis oursed large amount
through her own State Committee in forwarding eni
gratis; ct Iowa has contributed largely in assisting
mpanios and trains passing through her borders 70
Karsss The Hon. Gerrit Smith Of Ne8-York is cred
tied with yl0,CUO aid Lieut.. -Gov. Wood o. Illinois
with 81 Gee. The amounts embraced il the Secrets.
tarys figures include only tie Contributions forwarded
10 The officers at Chicago since July, 1856.
There have been forwarded by the Committee about
600 emigrants. These have gone exclusively by Tie
land route Of Iowa and Nebraska The distance from
Chicago 10 Lawrence AID Topeka is about 600 miles.
The Committee have expended between $4,000 snG
$50 900 in prov,ous and groceries for the most needy
settlers. These supplies have been purcha ses mostly
in Weston Missouri, where food is ehesp and abund'
ant.
An evening session was held on fnd.y 81 winch
Prof E. Daniels OF Wisconsin was appointed Ag.a; Of
Eugrsiion for the coming year
sArcFDAI's SESSION.
The session Of Saturday was chiefly devoted TO
discussion Of plans aud policy for the ensuing year
1t was not appyetended that the difficulties s1Psrl'
sreed in the Territory and on the Missouri hivs''
6ur1g the past season would operate hereafter TO ta'
embarrassment Of pIsus for peaceful emigration. and
general development Of the resources Of the Territory
w. L. NJ. ARNr, esq terdered bis resisnsti0n IS
General Agent Of the Committee IN consequence Q: rs
design 20 10 Kansas snd deyots himself 70 Tee
ecucstiora. ard agricultural interests Of the Ts.ss-!
Mr. Arpy's resignation was accepted and q re'ois'
tiou passed expressing the thanks Of the Committee 70.
his va uAbls ssiYcss aud tasr fal confidence Il tae
.r,egi'y VITA which tte large Interest, plscs& Il hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

ers Rave tke, VETS attended to at the cost o. IA"
club, regalsr fee being syab'e frcn every member
a. Zach mesi1s. one Of these clubs is dsiinS
by TIE name OF "MezEel," and meets on the western
s:te ofths city.
When psscesble citizens as constrained thus TO
associate themselves for the purpose Of coosaring
against violence, it is high time ths the efficiency Of
or police force should develop sef the securing Of
cue or two hundred of the wel-krOwn thieves who
seek 10 honest way o. making their living, and yet
age IL some way to strut shout Broad Tay during
SUI slime selecting victims TO fall upon in The dark
hours Of the night. Almost every Peaceabe citizen
row srns h.sC 7 when Re goes abroad at night. The
practice has slrssdy b'c>me quite general, Md the
resder Of Newspapers need not be ssonshed il they
should ere opg see that the strong hss reversed
the pres ut state Of things and made the street that is
row dangerous 10 the Traveller, most perilous 70 the
thief Necessity may be considered the hes. coun.
se'or where the law is held in contempt.
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TRAVEJERS GUIDS.
TYNE OF R. r. TRAINS LEAVING NRw-Yoax.

sgD.os SyFS % ~, = 80. ss'~i
SO. S. W., r. ss :ss:. '- '
fr Vs. an f; M . "a a s " '-'''
N9' W Pcuse,e'p's rrc,e ,si r,.soset. n 'Saoa.
100 s,.s sss P..ses.sf AZ .,sto.,
tSD a -aesy sod r!o, s,grs... ss-sl :t.i,osA
sSP @-iSsso.s yea, .J fs..f- Al ',,so~
B,RrTM ROAD tp~pc, c.rs- wn.,. c.,,-r
s 49, NJ No. 1.s @ w sa s:':s i .
800 n cGo'os ~; ~, u, I,,S ~ .'-:sss
I T.: s' ' S: ~: T. S.' so - ssS g.
,cs. 20. "Asss %1S Rys. ;:s.::
$50 81 IeeoG me- i.,on Ts,oush eli sssos.
s%s ::%s.. s; S;:s. s!:ss:s
400 ,cso@ao,stsn TS,osss ~ .,.aos.
OILS n-POn Chest" spscs' an''spOs' to Ps' cs.s'.r
LONG ISLAND ROAD Ip,Iss sess rs,y, s'os.s~I
leoos @.-9rteHPst Trss 81 .,sfe,, through
.tSS m sS.: -' 4 ;ss.; sss
'se J,%' T,:. :. ',sS,. 70 !s :.
hoad,, sios n, "skns al the stop
ERIE ROAD [psge,. 80, Of Deaa. street, North H,.,.I
90. m oh.yile mn r,ass ~ ,iaro'.
sSs M ssi' ~ -. . So.' o.c,i sos
s %-,;.o y'Y T,: . s1 81 y, . ..oS w. u .
~ sshi Esprc'', Buaah and oaaAar. eais 'tasss
6asp m Eo giant, pss15 sa',anons
sxwJYRsyT ROAD-Cper foo, Of cOur,ssh .s-st n al
sos m MAJ ssd kIPress Ibroosh. pfec'p.l ',sea.
nc, % :9S S.s1si S Isis H :ss:. '''
M Il w al stations Hrusssst.
900 N nal and Hrtssss THROUGH, pfncps ss1os
$50 q m II New Brun-.i,h, sn stations
So m Mai aud frpres. Through, pfiac pal rssa-
s,loD NJ - HeE RTBbs~ici sl sstsns
Co R1hW0y leave Al I'D, l0ll 10 m, $40 tShsek
Traius eNsh leave nearly hal hour
MORRIS AND Essrx RoAD-Dp.. Of cos,c.a.-t ~ n
Reas Fas.snser, ~ siafiSs
N,soA and 81 lsura AscOmHsdasoa, al sAsess
9gOp N cketsto~a Pssfnser, all stations.
$40 D m MOfrs,own Accommodation al sssh0s
NV JERSEY CENTRAL ROAD fDepoi, Pc 70 o. nora &r&l
TNs Mo F>s,oa sad nedis
li.COA m -soHfrVhs, ell sahoas
3tOp mL-kaaioa. 81 stations.
4l0p m son,afyse, oil ssioue
cAxDxs AND AMBOI ROAD -(Depo,. Per No. I. Gs~rl
Sd nj tAt-d- yhia Throngh sn stsn0s.
L-o0S NJ ,thToush Va Phlaa-phs. AZ sssao
saQ zspsss Aruush 10 PhikdevAa psias ~ sAss>s
D NJ mg q Throash. all staros.
A 70 ~ s-SAs Atlas sd Ifsspsf 70 AnseS
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+ I K L 5 &.
FIRE IN AIENUy 4.


Shortly after IL o'clock on Sunday sight fife broke
ont il the grocery store Of Francis L. Gesler Ne, 81
Avenue a, and destroj cd most of the stock. Mr.
Geser ard family occupied room in the rear Of the
stcre as dwelling but at the time ofths fire they were
at the German Theater in the BoTery. The door be-
tweeu the store and back room being closed. but little
damt e was done TO the rear OF the premises Loss
on stock about $500 Insured for $1,000 in the Man
hai,an Insurance Company. Damage to the building
$500. No insurance.
FIRES ~ BROOKIYS.
On Sunday evening last two frame buildiugs, owned
by G. B. Monel, in James street, near Main, were
destroyed by fire. They were occupied b! Mr.. VIM.
Can and Mri CathaIne Abbott as furniture stores.
Tie contents were mostly destroyed. Less about
a. 600 insured for 81 900 in the Hamilton Insurance
Company. The buildings were Of frame and two
stories iu hight and were worth about $500, insured IN
the Hamilton and Fulton Insurance Companies. The
fire is supposed to have been accidental.
Shortly before noon yesterday fire broke our in a
two-story frame dwelling in Stewarts alley, AGAR
Prospect street which caused carnage to the am unit
of slO0. The flames were speedily ertipgush-i.
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REPORTS or THE CHfEP OF PoLIcE.-The Chief
of Police submitted the following reports 10 tho Com
mon Council last right, ard they were ordered on hei
The Report for quarter ending Dec, 81 86 shows that
2sO msde-being decrease VI 5sj RON the nun
Der embraced 10 the previous report During the quartet 2oe
were with lodgings tho different oN-
ton Houses lost ohoren found by the Police and re-
stored their parents II fires ezDsuished ~ Tue Po
Ice .nd 81 90 CO IVES taken from drunken persons aud
them B days lost by the Department by res
sickness and dsAbybeng average loss OF nearly
sye men Per cay con plants preferred sgsnst members
Of the Deps'ent, Of whom four woe dismissed enc wn
for ten days three discharged from ONCE snd
one esIgred The number Of Policemen detailed Dol
which one IL At the Mayors Ohce, three IN the Onto "A
Chlsfof Police In the Police COus two Hack nspeeto.
snd nine Health NaTdens. 80.
The yearly report endnG Dec 81 1896 shows total Of 9ooa
arr various ofenses beT 1874 less than the gear PREM
days lost BY the Police being Aa average
nearly five per day 6lB person. were soeom
with G75 lOst children found and rsstored 20
tdsr parents So fires eIngnshed ~ prison. we're
rsscu d from drownpE and eFg ~ was taken from dodgers
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Acknowledgement
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