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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-11
WHEELING & TUscARAwAs
VALLEY RAILWAY.
Some Facts and Figures for the
Consideration of the People
Of Belmont County.
To the Editors Of the IntollIgcncer.

To the Editors OF the lntelligencer.
l have read number Of articles, by
different persons in your paper, in regard
TO the above named railroad. Most otthe
writers OF these articles made It q point
to tell the city Of Wheeling and her clti.
zens what tier duty was in regard to this
and other projected railroads. While l
realize the fact that the city Of Wheeling
and her citizens will have to lead and set
an example in giving that will encourage
and inspire others to follow, still it is just
as important that the citizens Of Belmont
county, and especially those OF the north
part Of the county and the towns on and
near the line Of the proposed road, should
he reminded that no small part OF this
work belongs 10 them. In order to direct
tho attention Of some of our citizens 10
the Importance Of the road to 0urSelgeS, I
propose TO give you some figures which l
think VIC can all understand. and from
which we may learn our interest and duty
al the present. ..a
1t Is now some thirty years since the
road up Wheeling Creek was first sur.
veyed by Mr.. Purcell. Hon. David Allen,
Of Bridgeport, President of that organiza.
ton, with other prominent men OF this
county, spent much time and means In
attempting TO enlist the public in what |
hope they may yet live 10 sec accom-.
plishcd, and realize the fact that they
Jailed then Tor the reason only that they
were in advance OF their day and genera.
ton.
Some Of us well remember ut n certain
time when the Central Ohio railroad was
being projected, before it was located,
some ofthe leading men came to Bridge.
port, called on parties having control Of n
large tract Of land, and asked show much
land will you let us have for railroad pur.
poses II this road should be located lcre!r
Just what will answer for depot grounds
you pay for II; not foot FOR specula,
tion." wont you offer us any induce.
ments to come TO this place Il We find we
find VIC can come through the Oycrbaugll
Gap| "Nosir; you arc bound 10 conc
here, you can't help yourself; you arr
bound to come to Wheeling, and cant
get there any other way" Other person!
and places offered inducements. Thai
railroad company proved that they wert
not "bound 70 come TO Bridgeport" anG
that they could goto other places. The
land has been sold ut hGlf DE price 4
would have brought II Inducements hal
been offered and the railroad located OF
twenty-five acres Of the best Of II as q irct
gift
What would II have been worth to thu
north part Of Belmont county, and to the
city OF Wheeling had the G. o. r. i
been so located at that timer The follow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-11

Let us look for moment at our rail.
road as u county investment. You say
we paid 100000 as a county, beside our
individual subscriptions, towards building
the G. o. r. Il. OF this amount the
county has $4,000 left, on which VIC re.
ceive six per cent interest. ea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-11

sTEUBENvILLE Seminary building was
discovered TO DO on fire Monday night.
Tho third story floor had caught where it
comes in contact with the chimney,
apparently from sparks escaping through
defective masonry. The fire was discov.
cred before ii had made much progress
and line Of buckets and pitchers down
to the hydrants was formed and it was
soon put out. Theyoung ladies, contrary
to all traditions, behaved very courageous.
ly and rendered valuable assistance in
putting out the fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-11
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1871.

Mr.. PoLAND's bill, introduced in The
House OF Representatives on Monday,
proposes togive every private soldier, en-.
listed for three years in the volunteer ser
vice after May 8, 1861 and prior to Jnly29,
1851, who was, when honorRbly discharg'
edIentitled to receive 800 bounty, that
amount in all cases where such bounty
has not already been paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-11
.R. DUPoNCO's GOLDEN PERI.

u ODICAL PILLS. FOR FEMALRS-They
never fail, and may DO depended upon In every
case where the monthly flow has been Distracted
by cold or disease. DuPoNco's GoLDEN PnIs
always give immediate relief, being especially
prepared for married ladies. A lady writes: "DI.
ponco's Golden Pills relieved me in one day.n
THE GENUINE arc put up In LARGE (wHITE(
BOXES containing double quantity OF Pills, and
upon each box you will find my "PrIyate REEVE.
nue. Stamp Upon the stamp see the words
DuroNco's GOLDEN PILLS, without that NoTS are
Genuine.
Fulland explicit directions accompany each
box. Price 500 per box. : o.,
Sold IN Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
LADIES by sending him $i0O through the
wheeling Post ONCE, can have the Pills sent by
mall to any part of the country, Free Of Postage
8. D. HOWE,
oolS Sole Proprietor, New York.
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BEIStoNT.

BRlpeEroRT, Jan. 10. 1872, '' N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-11
Friday Evening, January IL, 1879,
sUBJECT:
.What We Want

Admission SOC. Gallery sc. 'N ,
Seats may be secured without extra chatge Of
J.D. stanfon's Book Store, corner or Monroe
and Market streets, on Thursday mornlnRtat o
O'Clock. DOOrs open ATT O'Clock; Lecture 10 be-
gin at precisely o'clock. Ianli
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ing figures will show what others have
gained by the present location Of that
road, and give us all an idea Of what we
have lost. In the figures use below, l
wish II TO be remembered that they are
only the valuations for tdrqtion and hence
do not represent the tdlNe ofpropsFty. In
the wear 1850, the seven townships In the
north part Of Belmont couty, 10 wit,
Kirkwood, Union, Flushing, Wheeling,
Riehland, Colerain, and Pease, had taxa.
bic property on the duplicate for taxation
(which includes real estate and personal
property amounting to $f,3iG,0O3. The
nine townships In the south part Of the
county which have sixty.three sections,
or 81, 900 acres more land than the north
townships named above, had but $685..
1856, which left the north townships worth
$1,040,G23 more than the south, beside
the excess Of territory al that date.
The G. o. r. r. Is located In the south
part Of the county, and was opened TO
Bellaire in 1855. Now, mark well the
result, Every years returns increase the
valuation Of tho southern townships.
could give you the increase for 1860 and
1865, but II would take too much Of your
space, and will pass to 1870, giving the
late appraisement Of lands, town proper.
~, and the returns Of personal property
Of that year. The nine southern town.
ships place on the duplicate $1,000, 2S5.
The seven northern townships place but
$9,405,000 on the duplicate, leaving
$199,19 short oil an equal valuation, in
place of being over a million ahead, as
they were in 1850. To make II more
plain to all, let us take the townships
through which the 9. o. r. r. now pass.
es, and the townships through which the
Tuscarawas Valley r. II. will pass on the
Wheeling Creek route. The G. o. r. r.
passes through Warren, Goshen, Smith,
Richland and Pultney, In 1850 these 1--WE
townships placed on the county duplicate
property amounting to $3049,S22. The
Tuscarawas Valley Railroad win pass
through Flushing, Wheeling, Colerain,
Richland and Pease; these five town
ships, with twenty.four sections less Of
land than the other five, placed on the
duplicate $780, 95, or $280,073 more
than the other five townships. But see
the change that 1870 makes: Warren,
Goshen, Smith, Rlchland and Pultney
come up with $S,040,sOO, while Flushing,
Wheeling, Colerain, Richland and Pease
have but $7,O7O,Gl3- falling short 1870,
1877.
Notwithstanding these townships have
the best land, much smoother and better
cultivated, the other townships with the
@. 0. r. r., gain a million and q quarter
on them in q few years. That your read
ers in the city and Bridgeport may have
these figures fixed in their minds, allow
me to show the same comparison be.
tween Pease township, Martinsvillc and
Bridgeport, and Pultney township, the
home OF Bellairc.
In 1850 Pease township had In lands. S4O4. 40
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A MILLION IN THE FIELD
CRISrll0Rn,S Excel SlnR HlIR nYE
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from theeffects
Of Brrors and Abuses In early lie, Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimonts
To Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
mcnt. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free In sealed envelope,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec23d&w
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DIED.

DoWNEY.-on Wednesday, January 10, 1874,
o. 10 4; n, ANNE, infant daughter OF Robert and
Julia Downey. ...-.. .lT...0I -
Tho funeral will take place from the residence
of the parents In Martins Ferry, Ohio, this
Thursday evening at o'clock. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
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RUY THEaBEST.I !,

|RUY THEaBEsTlaas,m., D.
Tho "Pccrlcss" Clothes wringcr will outwcar
any and all others and do the work better thar,
can bedone by hand, saving Labor, Time and
Clothes. Take one on trial, and II not satlsfac.
tory return it and get ypur money. The poor
particularly cannot afford to do without one Of
these celebrated Wringers. HoiH DO @'SHiG
Price only 80 80 with eogs. Cheaper and bet.
ter than oil others. Other varieties Of wrinRers
In stock. Also the celebrated Union Waskino
Hdchhss .t'I2 HEHil .f 4'a FL -,
novsT .,a ~ PRYOR BOYD a co.
-. =. -
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G EOR g ETOW

THE CANAL.-Duriug the week ending Satur-
DAY, November so, 81 boats cleared from Cum
berisnd on the canal, carrying 97IOIO tens OF
coal Inc receipts Tor the same time were:
from Cumberland 81 s97.I9, Georgetowu
81 ,Z216, WilliamsPort s25S4 3. Hancock sa3 o.
total sI,i1O:A. The canal is now entirely open
LOT IshieatlOh. The meeting of the board OF
directors OF the canal, which was 10 have taken
place on Tuesday neN!, in Baltimore, has been
POSTPONED until Thursday, the 18th instant
tbEsAPkAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-The boat
INK on ihe Seneca level has been raised auJ
noon.
COAL TRADR.-The coal trade is about over
or thls easoI. No boats are landing AZ Cum
oerlsHd, ana the receipts here are from bc,ts
arriving from along the line. The season has
Notwithstanding the Interruptions by the eos.
Loo,lc, been quite prosperous one for the coal
trade. as the total shipments OF coal for the wear
are about equal 20 the shipments of last wear
which for this season amounts TO about S51Oll
tons. The several coal compauies located her,
report for the week past a. follows: Reeeive4
by The Borden Mining COMPANY $50 tons aud
shipped 500 tons: Agnews wharf received 6g1
ions and shipped loo; Rays docks received
LII tons and shipped ia: Consolidation com
pany received ,612 tons and shipped 1,2iS
AREIvED.-Steamer T.. e. Biddle, from
Philadelphia, with q full cargo, including a
large lot of iron rails and 81 bundles of trees
for the board OF public works. Steamer E C.
knight, from New York, with a full cargo for
District merchants, and lot of castings for the
board OF public works. Steamer Georgeanna
from Baltimore, with an assorted cargo
Barge carrie. " nom Philadelphia. in tow OF
steamer Biddle, with 1,lGO bbls. cement to
HyGes wharf. w
CLEARED.-Steamer Y. e. knight, for New
York, with 400 bbls. -four Steamer GEORGE
anna, for Baltimore. Schooner Annie Valen-
tine, for Savannah, with $50 tons of coal.
Schooner Nellie Jerrold, with charter tn load
coal for HavanGah, 10 Baltimore TO load
IHR LADIES OF the air at Forrest Hall. have
sent Mr. John Kaiser letter of thanks Tor his
contribution oil tastefully arranged oysters.
surrounded by an ornamental cross which
attracted great attention on the supper table
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THE COrRTS

COURT ~ GENERAL TERd This rnTaing,
HCu W. II. keleey, of New York, an W. Ross,
o. iiiiUCis we're admitted 20 the bar, Snd tie
tseFteH her3 " 80 lourBed Sfss Gis.
,CihCUiT COURT. Js8rs Ta--,sr Yesterday
ire case OF Day sat. tie Manual Benefit Lie lnsu-
rsnce ccmpanv Of n N j. rs~y resumed. but u1t
oeDcluced. This is an ti12 20 recover the 1uat
OF poiicy on the life II Dr. Day, formerly Of the Nm
q son IE;ltu'e- the payment Of which the company
rouse, aieginE that tha PARTY made uisTsprsssnta
tSss 81 the time OF his spplic3ti0s ~ stating that
he rad had the aserdarcs Of m, stefan or 4 n
yeals Judge Cartier said tha' the sim pie nisstats-
ment was no dSfeTc cut IL must De shown hat IL
Was Ior the purpose If maud, sc. This mornip ?
ne iusy IN me above case returned 9 verdict f0l
plaintiff for % 90 and interest.
PROBATE COuRc-YesteTdsy,M M Y y. s.uar,
quAl ned SIS scminis'rstor, with the will annexed
" the late John I Clements
Too ay. The viii Of JoseIhire Worcester. late al
rcsklyB, N. Y, was filed. The will Of the late
Julia ne lise. beausathrC hes estate 10 her chill
dTen, was lied and partially proven. Theodore A
BTCChs applied for guardianship q orphan ~ W
Z. hcTnss. J. W. Donshue qualified as admins
s. army: bond $50
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FlsE wooLRNs by the yard, to consumers or
TO the trade. Sales room on second floor. an.
trance through the store. One Price only.
GEO. e. HRNNING
No. 40 rth street north xest
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,,n he fREsCRlPTIoN DEPARTMENT of the
"Bureau OF Pharmacy" lin charge of Dr. Dsr.
Sy,l corner street and Pennsylvania avenue
keeps open all night,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-07

RoLL PLATED BRACELETS. gold chains. gold
Iisted sets, with gold wires ana rings, beautiful
designs, from - "a go, received At PTigg's lew
cry store, No. i57 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween and eth streets.
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"A. STRAUS,
lOll PIUHsYLVAHIA AvEMUB,
Third Door iron nlsvsnth Street.
II[lQEe, BUILD HIS

~store Oxen until o D. m. and on saturday until
ii o. M, 10 ecconmodafs those who have no time
20 purchase daring the day. novlo-0
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CITY ITEM

GENT merino undershirts and drawers. of
All ANUS am OF all sizes, very cheap, AZ Gold
man and SteInberg's, corner 5th and {; streets
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CHOICE 6ROCERIEs.
AT our lew location, No. 1921 I'm STREET h..
tNeVh y ALd " strt cts, lear the new Nom 80
eih Aet, VIII be found well ss,ectod - r.
FIRsT-ClAss GROCERIES
AZ lowest cesh prioes, q which " invil. t n.,.,
attention oiour patrons and the public segera'IV
Road the following price list:
lest Family Flour a. ell 50 per barrel.
s ZEE, GIanpowder Tea At - per ID.
Best uoioDg al
Best Imperial LIS
Choice {" 90
G sssi Coffee q roasted at $ Oenl. per 10.
Best Green Coffee, 2s
Choice /"
S9od Brown Sugar at d
AND many other articles too numerous 10 mehtiop
sIcn Will be sold at very lowest rates An ipspep-
top OF our goods and prices viii pay
r. q. nOWSkR a 60.
1871 7TH SHEET,
nONl-u Between sud u streets
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IHE STATE ASSOCIATIONS AND THE MAT
GrRATIoS--The Michigan association at their
meeting last night, discussed the Inauguration
question, but came 70 no conclusion. The Mary-
land association appointed a committee to make
arrangements for the association TO take part i'm
the inaugural ceremonies, Independent OF other
organizations.
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WM. II. wHEATLEYs
Steam Dyeing and Securing
Embellishments,
OFFICE, 4s ysFrkRsoN STREET,
Georgetown, ID. @.
Established ISL, premium warded lsG; and 10 pow
one OF the dest largest. and oomplete estAb-
shmenfs OF the kind in this eouLtry Best place in
the District for Cleaning Dyeing Geutiemen :
Clothing Everything appertainins 70 the business
well and promptly executed. Once clesed daily al
sunset, except Saturday, when il will be opep until
6S D. m. Post Office Box 1873 an9
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JUST IN, superior lot OF imnOrted kersev.
beaver, cloth and melton overcoats, al coIo,~,
for S25, SO, s55 and $40.
ROMAN & Cox. so 9TH street.
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DETERMINED TO SEE THE ExyCrrfox-yes-
ferday an enterprisiDg citizen, with an eve TO
the main chance, who resides on G street opoo.
site the jail, believing in the injunction, .'Put
money IN thy purse" threw open the doors of
his house, the root Of which overlooks the scat
told on which Barney Woods was hanged, aud
oferec 10 admit anyone to witness the execution
Who would pay I'M the small sum of ifty cents
large number OF persons who ad congre gated
IN the street. around the isii paid the admission
zee ana mounted to the root of the building,
whence they could plainly see everyipg occur
ring IN the Jail yard After a number had been
admitted OH the payment OF the Zee. the crowd
made grand rush for the door. and oyerturn
ingthe door keeper, piled pell up the stairs
ana were soon standing or sitting on the roof
anSlouslv watching the preparations for the ex-
ecuton. The occupant Of the buiding made 10
atteHpt TO d!slotge them. probably believing
that his efforts in that direction would be futile
and consequently most Of the persons psrehed
on the Roof witnessed the execution free gratis
Tor nothing"
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TEE CLosE GRAY HoNrcIDH.-In the crimi.
nal court (Judge MacArthur) yesterday, the
would be able to proceed With the United states
cases on Monday, and also that he had intended
to call mp the case Of Close, charged with the
murder of Gray. next week, but as Senator
Hill, of Georgia, was his counsel, and he Wa
detained at homo BY illness, the case would
have to 60 over week.
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LOCAL NEW s..


NssioadI TheGteT-Auguatin Days play, AR
tiCle A."
fAee,eT cc-i4us-COriic opera. drama, coE:-
edy, suIiesque, sSnSs, dances, etc
'Sdf FslIC3-s' RIH-Fair for TIA benefit of
ST. ViRcent's Orphan Asylum.
Od9 Esll5lrs' Hal, Nag -ard.-Gr rand r air
Of Liberty Lodge, X. off.
Coacs-zia Bou~-COneert b. the Marine Band.
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READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.
Reads Grand Duchass Goinnna


The sweetest perfume in the world, and no
lsdy's toilet complete without it. For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Stores.
A FAVORABLE NoToRIKrY.-The good repu-
tation OF "BTown's Bronchial Treches" for the
relief OF Coughs, Colds. and Throat Diseases,
has given them favorable n0toriety. eos
CoRNs REMOvRD WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
Chilblaire, Bad Nails, Sc, successfully treated
by DR.. " hite, Chiropodist, No. 635 18th street,
opposite .. 8. Treasury. Established in WASH
ington 1851.
WILCOX q GIBB'e SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 1928
LADIES AID 0BHTLINKN: II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in Q drst-cla8 manner,
sent them to A. Fisher, No. 6l8 9th street, sppo-
site Patent ONCE. The Professor viii give you
satisfaction without fail Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. GALS:
4HD11ouuEHR1 and Daro0eteGo ere roDo1IoG
md mAde . order b. Ho0plor, noae aK street
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TRANSFORMATIONS THRoUeH W AsHINsroS
The Lynehburg Republican says: The III cnI,v
OF snipping cattle, oecasioned by the tearing mn
OF the railroad track at Washington, has wa
learn, been obviated by an Arrangement inst
perfected, and large number were YESTERDAY
intellig ence." -,'
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CoNCLUpiNG SALE OF Robert Fulton & Co =
uhreueeIneo piedges, this evening, at O'clock
consisting OF fine gold and silver watches gold
rirgs and pins, solid silver spoons. siver-plated
goods, and other valuable articles
X. Fulton Il 10 c.roat
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A NON RRsIDINr TRADER FINKD.-Detec-
tivee McDevitt and McEifreeh arrested 8.
Oppenheimer, nonresident trader, on We'd
nesday, engaged in selling by sample. He was
taken before Judge Smell, Of the police court,
and fined IS and the amount Of the license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-07

PARTIES wishing to engage handsome car
visiting, sociablee, receptions and weddings,
would do we'll to call and examine the elegant
equipages furnished by K. Cruit, 1924 g street.
He has the most stylish teams and carriages in
the city, and his drivers (all in livery are po-
lite and accommodating.
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JEFFERSON SCHOOL BUILDING.
interesting Dedication Ceremonies

suPRHfrTRNDRNT WILSON GIVES AN IysTRuC-
TIVE HISTORY OF PoPULAR INDICATION In
wAsHIrGToN-ADDREssKs BY GOV, COOKE
tUPERIeTBNDEST SORTHRUP, Mr.. MORT AND
oTHERs-oRIGINAL ODE AND HyHN-DE-
sCBIPTloN oF THIS NEW AND IMPOSING
SCHOOL RTILDIyG
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DIVORCE OF AroTHRR DssRRrxp WryH
Yesterday, Judge wyiie, in the z, uity Court.
mace . decree diyorcing l.. Anna Eayleston
EgRieston. The parties we're married at rroy
New York, March 10th, ls57 and came here In
100, where they lived together until March
1863, when the efendant deserted he, III.
testimony was taken BY Mr.. j. II. Msnd.vilis
And Mr.. Thompson appeared Tor petitioner
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EAST WAsHINCTOs ~ DANgRs MI. Adolf
Cluss, inspector OF buildings for this District
In his annual report calls attention 10 the dan
ger from large quantities OF gunpowder stored
IN the governmeD ut magazines in this city. The
arsenal magazine, believed 70 contain coc tons
of glnpowder At present, Is within 500 wards OF
NE Washington poorhouse an! vorkhouse
within 800 yards OF the rev jail, now in course
OF construction, l no0 yards OF the Washington
navy yard, with an intermediate district dense
" Populated, and within 2uOp yards OF the
Ihltec States Capitol. He says there is no spot
Oh the lace of the globe where q imilar aggre-
gsuon OF magazines i tolerated ia such prOxi m
ity 10 public Institutions and private irnproye-
hieh's a. here and suggests that some safe loca-
'loh outside the city limits be selected for the
storage OF g1npOwder.
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jim BURNKTT's RECORD In ALEXANDRIA.
nA.-The Alexandria Val S~Et.psI saws of i'm
nnn n,1, VINO was shot and killed by Officer
+" He lived in this city, asa his nsms and face
we're quite familiar at the mayors once and to
me police, who finally succeeded in making it
~. ~ not Ior MN here. He ONE assaulted Mr.
his CUSTODY ~
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ANOTHER NEW BANK.-In the Office Of the
recorder OF leeds Thursday. there was died a
certificate OF The incoryOr alton OF =. The Mar-
.nahts and Mechanics Savings Bank" of the
District OF Columbia, its object being to trans
Az oahkmg business generally, with a limited
term OF twenty wears. The inrorporator. Are
Sahuel ;: Smoot. Charles b. Church. John C..
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