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TrsR VICTIMS OF THE ACADEMY on
music FIRE.
Conclusion Of the Inquest by Coroner Gamble
Verdict Of the Jsry.

Yesterday Coroner Gamble concluded the investiga-
on into the oansc. which led TO tho death Of David b
Wetes late foreman OF Metropolitan Engine Company No
and Peter Walsh member II the company who lost
their lives during the hre At the Academy OF Music
Only examined Engineer Sullivan, whose
Thomas Sullivan tcstidci-l engineer Of the Metro
potan Fire Department. az the rc a. the Academy OF
Music the night Of the 2is inst heard the alarm al
a - O'Clock and meeting the foreman OF NO truck
be told the Academy on hre Went there immedl-
etel, and arrived short time before No Engine as soon
IS the eng arrived ordered tho foreman take the hy
rap IN front building fourteenthst the took
the rpe and at work IN about four
minutes after thew got there ordered the pipe then scos
foreman and Cooley ordered tho floor 70 be torn
up the pipe could pay upon the hre the Chef Eng
neer this time and asked me where the hre as
be then ordered me 10 get down under the stage ahd ny
10 WORK Al the there, that he had the Pipe OF NO
CINE ready % work. Immediately went Out ana got
lamp Engine No and went down under ho stage rom
the rear there we're brick walls about two feet apart
nader the stage got hem and searched there for
soe time found door leading out toward the Fifteenth
Ladder Company No break the door open; at this time
was driven back by tho flames and smoke, which very
dense nnd appeared nom the parquet managed 10
get the orchestra and thence TO o. the staRe called
at Oacei the Chief ordered 10 under the
stage the .cclsed Waters going outs did not see
20 get out the smoke very thick aud the flames
bursiing out all around me- when i came out OF the
building / supposed all the were ont when
the tho parque there was no one IN
charge OF pipe the flying all over the seats
got heard Sheridan say that Waters aud WASH
lost impression Is that walsh wen, INTO tDe
them, when into the bndng hrt did not think the
ire would amount 10 much and would be easily put OUT
The was then submitted 20 the Jury VINO rehdcreo
verdict that the deceased David b. Waters and Peter Walsh
death by suOcaton and burns received while IN
the discharge OF their duty femen at the fire Ia the
Academy OF Ause III Fourteenhst on the night OF the siS
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gutter A &c from One Hundred Twenty 6h
street 20 One Hundred and Twenty eighth street
The Commute. Ro.d. presented report ooneuras to curb
gutter SO Hundred and Twenty ll lco from ihud Tenue
10 Fsr.em River.
Tas Committees Public Health presented report favor Of
f' vib' lys1 ~s. laid over
me coss On Public Hsss Ts.,psS ,p1 sss e y.r q
streets, spdo Third avenue and Fiay- third street
Tie COMMITTEES Public HEALTH presented favor q ell
wsy Fiay-hah and Fily.srtb street,,
Committee Streets presented report IN favor Of laying
os,wsks al the intersection OF Greenwich end Iaan siree
T1 c'%ss sasSSs presented P3I ss Of rs%1,iSs
aud Lexington svenues
Which was laid over
the Common Co"" to review the Ninth Brmsn IN. day. be-
t,eu ana CLOCK p H. an iiout OF Tie CiIy HAN
Aeommuncaon received from the Street Commissioner trans
hitting sPPorone1t assessment for opening Ninety street
between Fourth and fitth avenuss-
Which ordered on Gle.
Accommodation received from the Comptroller IN answer to
Winch va. referred 20 tho Com%i1ee on Law.
communication received iron lie Honor the Mayor trans
hitting copy OF communication nom LtHeN' Do'Ho 'onn D.
Which wa. received and ordered flo
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF COUNcLAEE.
Resolution permitting George Anderson TO place lamp IN front Of
Which was concurred in
poss railing be around Madison square
Aairmsiye~Adernen More Comsn korton McBren Flynn.
Gedney y Ryels Reilly Masersoa Varnum oBen, McGnps
snd Nau NoorhiS-lA
GENERAL ORDERS
Alderman GsDSEr called nP repor Of Committee on hihona
Affairs the Board Counomen with resolution a. iolows
Resolved That the Committee % Ans and Sciences Of the Board
Alderman aud the National Affairs Of the Board OF
Couc and they hereby authorized end directed be
half the City 20 for and present to the fr
Third cavalry the First Regiment artillery aud the
First Ninety Regiments infantry National Guard State OF
Organized and performing military service IN the City
stand ueuia coof the cost for each
exceed eight hundred dollars $500 and the
thousand dollars $1,000 10 hereby appropriated there
for and Comptroller authorized and directed draw the
the tue presentation o. the usua
charge the the o. City COnngen
cies"
moved amend by addnE the Seventy Regiment to
the list OF regiments 70 be supplied witt coors
Which carried
Alderman REILLY moved amend by increasing tbs apprc
pst to Of four thousaud eight hundred dollars
Which carried.
The resolution, amended. was then laid over.
Board then Cd burned aud 'he Chairman pro e
announced that Monday the 9Th protimc
Al 1o clock D. N d. 4. VALENTINE, Cerk.
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TIL, Southern Bnptists.
pyp,rr on THE EDUCATIos or FRgEDMEs-DR Pull


LER
In the Southern Baptist Convention at Russellvile
Keurucky or the 27th inst d. Teoheuor Of Alabama sub
mtied report and address upen the subject of aordiug
ous instruction lho cooe population OF the South the
day schools among them and the education
OF coofd preachers hy the Baptist pastors This report
ctel some discussion but the unanimous sentiment
~ The onyenion that the former OF the slaves were
their proper instructors aud that Bapts above all Others
should actively and eneTgeay exert themselves In the mat
Mesn, Mcintosh Of Alabama snd Pondexter OF Virginia
anded 10 the absurd prejudice existing against teaching the
backs They could see no degradation IN IL. DR. Crawford
OF eogeowa College spoke Of the laws formerly existing in
oorgi. prohibiting even owners teach their He
end b ebugtsq bod violated TIA. sE 70! was Ivy sgs4.I
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TnH DSrAuLrISe CASHIER OF rHE FRENCH BANK.

The examination In the OF Surraud Lameraud claimed
by The French Government for exradon resumed before
Commissioner Belts yesterday Baron Gendrse Bolesu the
French Consul General recalled and testified that on his
second interview with ths prisoner the latter reiterated his
declarations OF an Intention 10 return voluntarily and bis as
that proceedings need be taken against him TO
compel his errrndon. The Consul spoke 20 him In that
second Interview OF his family Tue accused spoke OF MS hay
ing loot portion OF the which he had tied up IN hand
kechef and left In a car in Belgium He feared that they
would believe this France his punishment might BY
tina be made heavier. The Consul assured him that II he
stated the with the evident pentenee be had
made hin he would DO believed The prosecution then
offered Of the Procnrateur Imperial In ev
denee which was objected insutceny authenticated
The matter argued length by the counsel
for the parties at the end Of which the Commissioner ad
0rned hearing reseryng its decision The matter was
adjourned TO wednesday, At IL m Mr. Coudert ior the
for prisoner.
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BUFFALO Nay 2o-l .. m-Flour dull Wheat quiet car
lots OF Milwaukee No at g. losesl2 Corn dull sales at
zoe for No Mixed to arrive and 700IOte on tue spot
Oats du ear Of Chicago at 45c other grains nominal
canal freghs unchanged 70 New York Wheat he Corn
Zoe oats o. 30 per tun and tolls Receipts
Flour lsi7 bbsi Corn, 6354 bush Oats. "a 295 bush.
There the canal including shipments from Buffalo
IA including 2sh and DAYS from Oswego detained for
tide wsteFloGr 5445 bbs Wheat l69 e9s bush Corn L.
sIg,e se,ai Qsa "a II esaAi SasAl. IgIs RssH.
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MnIInNs

Councilman kgEcH moved that ihe Committee On rlIAn. w ~
.red RON thr frthr CONFEDERATION report Of Committee On
Finance OF Board 81 Aldermen. with resolution - ioIow
Resolved That the Comptroller and ne is hffcof
directed 20 draw s warrant in isvor Of John Ns lof we .
hundred doll % Oe fl Tor Joe. OF h"f'3
v inf8- stained catching bio in uncov frd nau
Of second street Avouls charge the sane 70 ITO
account Of City Coutibgenclssn
Which carried.
md q Wa laid over
Come novel hsf tie Coumites or Fauce % a.
further Coufidsraon report ~ tofnn"' On
Finance Hosrd o & 1erneu. with resolution fo.ows
Resvd Tat Comptroller be be heEeb ahorfed ana
dire, llse DIS Joeph cf ''f .h' l %
nine hundred DO 70 b. ia uA payment for lo'' hor'ss ~.
baAhsad Eatt De sn-y aud
Rvnr,en streets caused BY the sbreneo of rnF pcs on
,d bulkhesd lie amount he charge CoUVos 20 me
acronut Of City toLtln. euclet'
Which carried.
The pan aid over
IILIoHAx moved thai a.. Sstons A.
ee Fnruce ADD amending resolution %
Board OF Couuneu relative to BILL Of J. O. esd - io'
-
Rsoyed That Comptroller be and he hereby uiholied snd
directed 10 ifsa warrant m isyoT Of John oeo ouo i =
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAr 2s.-Before
Judge NILSSON
Clark Dodge & Co. agt Sheridan Shook and Syl-
yester T. GberThe plaintiffs in this action have filed bill
4 equity against the and Collector OF the Thirty
second District Injunction restraining them from assess
aud collecting &C. claimed by them TO De due from
tle Plaintiffs in their business rs bankers, &c.
The plaintiffs claim by the recent decision OF the supreme
Court OF the United States the Court expressly decided they
we're exempt. &c, from taxation
Judge Nelson granted temporary INJUNCTION against the
defendants and the motion for permanent injunction VIII
Re argued on Friday morning.
81 PREME COURT-CHnBERs- 29.-Beiors Justice
BAISARD.
DECISIONS
Martin Smith sgt Julia Smith.-Judgment OF dc
Josephine T. Dow agt Eli Dooliste.-RepOft OF Referee
LYMAN S Squire sgt Winthrop W. Gilman.-Alowance
Geo n Never &C. art Il T. Pollard Motion 20 add I'D.
dl!onal parties granted the balance donied.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcAL TERH-Msy 29-Before jus
tice GARyIN
DECISIONS.
August Thenerkauf agt. John Decentralization
to vaoaie order Of arrest denied without costs
Before Justice JOKES
bernard Hess agt Samuel JOsephs Order signed
julius g. Garrely agi Fred Boare-Order entered
Chas T. jenkins ag C. Godfrey Guuther-M0on granted
Ucury schief at. Calvin T. hnO1.-Order entered
COURT OF COMMON PLRAS-SPECAL TERh-hAr p
Before Judge DAILY
DECISION.
WaEi agt. Ward.-Mouon TO discontinue granted
without coats
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the Regiment n T. N o. for the parade o. July 1913
charged to the account Of Oy Oontngeno'
Which carried.
And the paper laid .
Gouncs moved thst thi' board 90 nov ,lolfo
N.hh va esh
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SUPERIOR COURT-srEcN TERN-Msy e9-BefOre
tice GARyIN.
DECISIONS.
COrpT CALTNDAR-Tns DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.-fABr Nos. lo2I,
1901 1897 1871 i735 c05 1902 1888 1893 lfl 1913 lf3
l7g Ti9 1859 1851 1852 1868 71 73 PAKTs III aud III
Adjourned y1r the supreme Court Special Term su
perior CoufG Parts l and H. Common Peas-Irsl Term
Adjourned TO- the term.
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but respectable "Government clerk"
goes TO official headquarters orJto his
coniiding NJ. G. and lays before him IL
Piutul c"sO of dcstitution and want
but fails to explain that he is destitute
of II mistress and pdntS one. There's
tho secret. He mHnouvsrs till she's APP
pointed. Then, you see, she falls under
obligations; and mt that point business
begins. l could tell you of "female
clerks who are kmOpm miStrcsses of
high officials and public functi0naries
in tho Treasury Department.; of those
who arc known nmOurs OF starving
clerk who nro appealing to Congress
for increased salaries; of those who nre
blatant seccssionists; who have inTI-
nous regulations, and some who are
public prOstitutcs-as everybody says.
But rorbear. Now, what is needed =?
Not ii wholesale dismissal of worthy MS
well MS unworthy; but thorough
cleansing of tho Augean stables. There
is not II bureau where female clerks are
employed in which some high official
in it is not making tore to some pretty
young girl or blooming widow under
his charge.
That's so. Eco.
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benefit not only that one but others.
cause to effect may satisfy themselves
by comparison of effects in Virginia
with those In Ohio or Illinois, Other
causes beside usury laws here and their
absence there, have done their share:
but tho usury laws arc one OF tho bar
riers that hnYe so long repealed capital
aud business from our territory, One
after another, we have swept those bar
rters away. How long must it DO till
this too will DO rcmovodF
West Virginia offers as fine II field for
Misunderstanding enterprises as any por-
i'on nt the United States; and vet, save
in u few localities III indeed in ANY, our
own people have not the means TO i'm
prove their advantages. We all agree
that every part OF the State is greatly
| in need of capital from abroad. Can
We get ii without offering Inducements
At least without removing obstacles2
\ Chinese eXClusivoness was always
the policy OF those who controlled the
fortunes of ancient Virginia, of which
|
| Old Dominion was too sacred To be pro-
famed by the feet of Yankee and other
outside bHrbariaus. 1t was only by
| their exclusion that Misunderstanding
and mining enterprises, with tho mixed
! population attendant, could I've kept
| down; that the great estates of old Nir-
! giuia gentlemen c ould be kept together,
. aY In Of
! airy" preserved immaculate. We here
in West Virginia claim that we have out
| grown the shackles OF these Nirgininn-
] isms. Yet here is ono Chinese Wall we
refuse TO tear down, still cutting West
/ Virginia of from the business world.
| 1t is only wall, however, on the out
/ side. II keeps capital from coming in
but does not keep it from going out.
Thus W ar" constantly losing and get
ting nothing back.
/ We trust this whole subject will re-
ceive most thoughtful consideration at
the hands of our legislators this win
| ter. The tide of Northern immigration
which we all anticipated, when West
I Virginia became Il separate and free
State, has not as yet sensibly set i'll.
/ Why it has not ought to be an inquiry
[ OF profound interest. Some adequate
means of inviting it is worthy the most
/ earnest attention OF the Legislature. If
We are 10 go along blind to all consider
Utions ofpublic policy and of prudence,
I absorbed in petty discussions about To-
eating the public buildings and project
ing paper railroads running to and
from imaginary business centres, we
may find in a very few years that hav-
/ ing neglected the means which simple
/ prudence dictates, we are again at the
mercy OF an element whose first work
would be to retrace whatever steps of
I progress we have made. We must have
an increase OF loyal population to rem
der the future Of the State secure. We
must have an increase of capital before
We can have business. We cannot have
business centres without business, nor
railroads without all these. These must
all go hand i'll hand, and in our situa-
7 ton all depend largely on sensible,
practical and speedy legislation.
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5pretaI auttrea.

ODnERTS VEGETABLE AMHKOSIA, or the
worlds Hair keStorer, Is tine only prspara-
ton of the kind without sugar OF lead.
II Is II vegetable compound and con tainS
nothing Injurious.
II Will restore gray hair To its original color
II prevents hair nom InllinY OF and make S
hair grow.
Asa hnir dressing It has no equal.
II Is warranted to do all We claim for 1t or
the money II refunded.
Ask for Odberts Vegetable AmbrOsIn and
don't be put Off with any other.
{. IL. ODBERT, Proprietor,
Wheeling, W. Va.
For sale by all Druggists. deli
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a dream OF poetry that NAV not Inc
William or LnlI-n NcnnhInnI.. 49,. L..

a dream OF poetry that may not be
"rltten or told-exceedingly beautiful;
young lasses with ruby lips, ROSY
cheeks, jet black eyes and raven trcsses1'
or azure orbs and golden curls.' Hum
areas more are grass 'widders'-a few
are relics of the fallen braves-OuIv n
Jcp; then, to reach the bottom, some are
played out, charmless, tOOthless mnid-
ems Heaven save the mark y whose for
iorn nope drove them to seek an asylum
beneath the spreading branches Of the
American Eagle. This is the makeup.
How do they get appointed? That's
tho question. We will classify the sum
total under three heads, one third or
the aggregate in each: l. %, k Q
'Dubious;' 3. 'Jes sO.' The o. KS get
their places legitimately-on merit,
Now let's suppose n case under the SOC
ond or Dubious classification. Con.
gresham p has rather an intimate
acquaintance with lovely Miss c.. in
his District, who may be II schOol-mnrm
yet in her teens. She wants n sinecurn.
and he "a sweetheart. Wemust remem-
Der that NJ. C.'s leave their wives nj
home during the sessions, and trust to
their chances to obtain 'hreVet wife,
while hero, as Naples Qtaly) paper
said last winter. Well, Miss c. il
open to conviction at tho rate of S75 per
month-ample Irritation with chief
clerks and (brainless) heads of divisions
thrown inland the Hon. Mr.. Pat
once enters into negotiation. Amutunl
understanding is arrived nt-Miss c.
receives her commission, boards in the
same boarding house where the NJ, G.
does, and all IS we'll. None but the sus-
picious will draw an "inference," evil
to him who evil thinks"
The lies SO" list is composed of CAV
young widows and sprightly, pretty
females OF all ages, sizes, variety TO suit
the fancy of any--clerk or other mice
young man." Let's imagine how one
in this category is appointed. A poor
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Il. U. II. T..
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II makes all kinds of Light Bread, Mullins.
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, You can bake Immediately after mixing
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and the n st families OF Wheeling ali use IL
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No. odd Fellows Hall
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Notice to Stockholders.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
l. holders OF the Wheeling Gymnastic A.
SociR ton, will be held in the Billiard Room,
north east corner of Market and Quincy sts j.,
on Monday, january 9TH, 1867, at 2 o.:
clock, y. HI. Members are earnestly urged
TO attend as business of Importance will be
transacted. By order OF the Board OF
Management. dc3l-td
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Election Notice.

TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Stock holders OF the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge company, will be held at the
Office OF the company, on Monday, the
18th day of january, 1867, between the
hours of IA and 313 O'clock, p. m, for the
election OF nine managers TO serve for the en-
suing year. JOSEPH LA VISION,
(lc9l-t0 Secondary
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street, and north OF DOdsOn & Bros Hay
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pair. THOS, O'BRIk;N
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A REPORT having prevailed that MIS-.
Surrhtts house in Washington is
haunted, the occupant, Gen. George s.
Ballack, OF the Freedmcn's Bureau,
writes that "neither black spirits or
W S. blue spirits or gray, have as yet
disturbed or in the least interferred
with my occupancy. The only spirit
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Barieycorn,' and he would at Ionce find
hitnEelf in hot lVGter."
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DIR. p. MEREDITH, Dentist. Office No. Is.
West Sixth Street, states as follows:

CISCINNATT, October l, 1863.
MEssRs. J. y. HARRIS Il CO.-Gents.-
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Tho formula was shown to me, which Iuduc.
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Yours respectfully,
+. MEREDITH.
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AN act has been passed by the Geor.
gla Legislature, and signed by the Gov.
ernor, providing that all property OF
the wife at the time of her Inarriage,
whether real Or personal, or chooses in
action, shall be and remain her separate
property; and that all property given
to, Inherited, or acquired by the wife
during coverture, shall vest 10 and be.
long to her, and shall not DO liable fol
the payment of any debt, default, OF
contract OF the husband,
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