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, 1859-01-05
By the ordinance in question it WIS provided
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in substance as follows:
SIC, Tint these Is hereby sraated t, II. Fuller and
to lay fintle 1ouble or ~ Vith Ill nee
.ssay snd tEaei1 taE tu bouts ds tracks
hereaattr mentioned aud operate rai;way ears AID
eooa i! &c
s.cS: ASn3 n.se t:.s street. aad declare that The
Sac Provides .l2t tue railway, s.ll used only 70,
ten Of p4seate;s and ,her ordinary
= shs az q tDeei aaa he ssse d fuaaax ess.
tror! that the track shaA ot BE- Eal.ed above
SC rhe 1se q lie for aa5 d!..sne. shall 20: ez
e. eve 1nTn e.: or shall b"
&c !: !. enesdei provides ,th.t tie grantees shaa
rsisss. u ssci1csir dafirs ii h ,iae ts S.eh he
pyiiese. hseb5 fTsn'ei shsi extend. u accordance
0ognel nd ahali pas ii dsra4sv, eecasoned y
s1c Ills secsoa declares - forfeiture Of The rish.a
saeon It tss t1a:S :ss ht ., s5e res ss
ive streets en- OF h*ofe tnt ta5s named IN til act.
.e h 1sh,s aad privileges ef1nted b lie sha b.
long y 4, the s so.oo1an9o. 1s; h.n.-.,
y ths in te. q ..en'y yeaFa aad a ,1e .1n5a
ea e h ii n
eli aha elect purehase the trset and I'll property
SIC. il; Prosile. L: naaane:ln *hl:h tae amount to
be paid shall be Arrived At
Of Water and Sewerage Commissioners othzr corpora
fot4nce Of the aues Imposed b5 the erdinAuc= AID
Sec. II. repeAs Ill oEdaAaces In conflict with thi4
Po1y18 ptcIpkD.
l. That the Common Council has no power
except that which is expressly granted in the
charter, or which results from 3 fair corssruc-
ton Of tho powers expressly granted That i
power to regulate, amend and coutrol The streets
Of the city Ii legisave in its nature and design
ed to be exercised from time TO time as the pub.
lie e1lgencies may require. snd the Common
Council has no authority under tho charter to
enter into any contract by which that power
maJ be impaired or surrendered.
2 That tho ordinance in quession undertakes
oy contract with them TO confer rights aud priv
lleges upon the grantees, in the streets therein
named not common to the public, and in tho na.
, 1859-01-05

BoUP uoCsE FcR TIE TooR.-Ine Soup Hous.
for the poor at No. 25l Madison street is now
supplying 200 to 500 persons with food daily.
We would advise all, who are interested in this
attempt to relieve some OF the wants Of the
destitute during the iuclemeucy Of winter. to
yislt the Soup House, between the hours Of ten
a. h. and two =. NJ, that they may understand
nhat this eaort means, and then act accordingly.
Donations Of money, vegetables, meats aud
groceries will be thankfully received, either Mt
the Soup House, o5l Madison street or at the
Office Of the "Chicago Ministry at Large"
Washington street,
, 1859-01-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

CARD-To BUSINESS AES.-Wishing to eugage
IN other business, We offer Tor sale rne stock Of
goods, together nj tie le4sa Of our store On
easy terms, and at prices which will leave good
margin for profits. Persons DESTROYS Of engaging
IN the retail clothing trad. are offered mos. su-
perior assortment Of goods adapted to first class
city trade, and the cash saes OF the house, prob.
ably exceed that Of any ITO other engaged in the
business in this city. TArPES, BRos.
January 8, 1853. lu3 Lake st.
ia5.14b9!-
, 1859-01-05

AutuHlltlGE.
AZ S.ssn Al fs sa Fna9 & ssast asa
the stale o{ Illinois
Ang pst.,a VIC sa hereafter hZ virtue Of an, ecu.
"cs O. 1n Or h!s - u sssE asent or
Ing nuse other building airusur o. su e,s,eirre
o. ay @ tht sgats ny
Ing property xhether built Of wood Iron stone kTsk
uncs' Iien Tor thr value Of such spo9 I'D
erals upon 'uct loust. huilllne :turr: .up.r
SANE s I'D. 70 tie extent d he Eeh ,e and in,rrt
Of sha u*ne: or nwn i. shether
Of a theliens authorized 10 BE- cre.ei BY ,his vt
stall not e1cerd The price I'll ula ed IN ife -ootr4ct viii
nses shall cause br draw 1p=cnea eatous oi he
prcr prices agreed be pad 1heref,r md sh4il dc
n IL a. e q ns ctfS u II 1 tuS Il
houe bni dre structure supt7tructure xpputenance
s3 gt III FL FITS nocs On sss
S1 eGnE1s: ~ a1:hsd a.HF performed
Be- .na sfep
Lien oGket" in which be shall enter alphabetically The
eunt en and The ocsioa ef hs m o. oe5 s1oasd @
a Which II erected The house. building. stru'tu1e super
ss Or she said aSsr vs. peffefe az Is
ru he'd and the tim Of filing such specification o COPY
Of .us and III: ssid clerk s recsi7e In
1'ss lieu crestc bS this s III take effect from
coll ue "a fu force or he snscs n ~ az s3A
as et On tie IFo uean ~ e< 1 sp{ M Ge
scn e!A@'n; .uch 'sn taat ~ e. .tsh such iea
~! b actnoxlssed .: proved r t same 9sines -
y neus m 10 o. or pFoFsd 10 ente
AIRY o1asr. sai sa5 contractor. or labcre.. or any
neSea @ taFn saiuk @ataa N pursuance Of any contr
tsea Re- for ns1 Or a. materials tus1ls! eofefee
Apr rarSe+
q h tie uon Fta cs h
or any cou nt sec"s CT eounty or the do
ne T. s @be6
es;e IN e.son Of BY attorney Il line cefida On some
~ specified ID su=L no Icr not les thaa twenty da1s
dc o. sata
b. a; saeh eontF.G for the labor thus pesorei
81 ;afh eS:s sn N T. q ,ses d
sse and asc, aoyin. the sans :Aall Be oee 70
10 m he Of II .e Be
': IN ne esst ssFEtd de6 z 6s asnrr
produce hs claim .3e:aed IN section ano s. he saai
II Il: T.; Il
sSa tasa e ~ t:as s5
& nc % ~ IMs;ess Ccut md taessupoa vii of en.
!: Is faS:s q sa
ns5 be ~ 1x-a, shsilse entered On tae
sane and execution 81 sac the Of The
s s1a 81 a - su!uaeassa and stsb.hed p tae AAce
sta II + = sss o00a JUDGMENT IN 'nea Courts tn
t9t s, ia s53t
ia5 & ef Ioneeo LOT and PIT upoa ne offs ID
te5. ~ e'tsI pAtsy aou aan oE EofetntI tired aud
d ~ L. DE-
Aco7 y o. o. astnEp m NJ ! 10 aAd Co9lt.
bE III 49, & T. ' npon she ae p;tsc'plts a1d
~ tae ~ tuS - susa p[oeee1nEs asteey arc nor
y =; saiutf ~ u "a acaen q a.sua2s aad ahal
p.ss y. o,e ~ i1ns: .ssut ess n sane
an tueh ei - .9
ns *nsf Or aseot perform 'neh i4ner nsah
sas @ ~ = neotnsi y tht pEeeedae sections
sa! AHea lostae s9e OF sueh !Abcr md such tn
,:tsas IN hke manner snd The aaEe extent t1t d
b. is',ea On u: Gxn.. .sso h
saca labor pet!ar1ord Or E7AeriI vi delivered he
sa taee one hundred cou III The te Of notice
'e;la ;s 70 "a ~ ua!x
Hny pefso, harlnf reEf2Eaed sq:h labor or fur
saSu soea GaAsefn aad claiming lien thereon. hau
III % tos s.1e1 e .. III 81
iaE sSned b. h melt And the sad tractor tpecfYtnf
m no" Eusa Il ~ to s9ce pefssn toz such labor doue
, 1859-01-05

SUNDAY School EXHIBITION. learn from
good authority that al entertainment is ia
course Of preparation By the Sunday school Of
the Second Uniyersalis: S,cicty Of this city
TINT promises to be second 10 nothing Of the
kind that has been before produced. 1t will
consist Of dialogues, dramas, oratorios, inter-
spersed with songs, Duets. choruses, Is, to be
enacted by little ones from the ages of three
and four years to young ladies' Of eighteen. Tie
whole to conclude with grand exhibition Of
tAbleaux.
, 1859-01-05
icRE0 lis u Fork.P8cking Point

The Cincinnati Ga@<tx Of the Sd, after copy
ing upwards Of ct!umn Of the Paxss AND TEL.
rcxk's Annual Review, suys:-" Chicago is
now the third pork packing city in the West,
md 10 another year it promises 10 rank next to
Gincinuniib -
, 1859-01-05

a Coon THfSG OF Two.-A good thing, ne
mean, the phrase, hath difieren: meaning. but
We now especially refer to the excellent stock Of
tie choice and the too;h5ome. just opened at
No. GS Desrsoru street, in the elegant stc-e in
Portland Block, by Thomas b. DAris, Chicago
agent Of G. S. Spencer, which comprises
tempting and excellent variety Of choice fancy
groceries, imported condimentc, sauces, and
confections, with pure vines and liquors fer FAM
ily aud medicinal use. For invalid aud infant
deietics the various choice farlnGceous aud 9th.
er preparations deserve notice and faror. The
store is, in fact, SUCCESS ard rove!ty in it's
line in our city.
, 1859-01-05

HoAE Toa THE Fx1kspLkss. The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board will he held at
the Home" corner Of Peoria and Randolph
streets, this (Wednes day) afternoon, at o'clock
There are most urgent reasons for general at
tendance. E. +. DIckNsoS, Sec'y.
, 1859-01-05

confL1nEs74sr.-on New Years day the
employees st the Costom House, through F. G.
Russell, presented gold headed cane, suitably
inscribed to U. $. Collector D. F. Strother Of
this port.
, 1859-01-05

sE See announcement Of matters OF interest
to stockholders Of Western Marine and Fire In
surance Company.
, 1859-01-05

jail in default OF $500 bail for the larceny Of
q gun.
, 1859-01-05

U. s. Coug1s.-The continued December terra
OF these Courts opens in this city the present
week. The juries will be eupuneled on Thurs-
day
, 1859-01-05

F1ns} }er L:organi-4ttyn oftA< Court Of Common
lhas-1om Uytr's Scheme for dfr.ca.:zi
eAteayo : Tie Nembtr far WIZ; q 4A;ort>
Tata!9n- -1mprorfd Nasners and U1Ii.s If
Legislators.
, 1859-01-05

WILL DosE.-Fourteen Thousand dollars it is
said we're realized Us the Proceeda OF the Fair
held during Christmas week for the benefit OF
tae Young Mems Christian Association. to be
deyo:ed to the erection OF build ing suited and
designed for their use
, 1859-01-05

% Mr. G. S. Spencer, Of New York, has Just
opened at Gs Washington street (Portlantl Block)
tue largest ant most conplec and Varied as.ort-
ment Of fine Groceries. Pickles, Preserves and
other delicacies, imported and mes,ie, ever
brought to Chicago. and to be found in no other
ftore in the city. The establishment is under The
charge Of Mr. Thomas L. Davis, long and tayor
ably known in Chicago. We must not omit to
mention that he will also keep on hand substan-
tiA!s us well del1cacies, Of both Of Which il !,
his aim to keep nothing but the best.
, 1859-01-05

& Tappsa lneans what be says. Just now
he is filling large space in the public cye by
bis enteEprising way Of pushing forward his an-
nonncemeut Of q business change, and canse.
quent advantage to purchasers in the clothing
trade. Those who do not believe what Tappen
seys c.n easily settle the matter by u Gull. mad
oil who call are sure to settle On bargains. The
stir made really indicates what ia the case, that
auperb stock Of gcods ere being sold out
cheap.
, 1859-01-05

SroP using tobacco and ardent sprita. How !?
Call at Penton j Co.'s, 95 Lake IT. and learn
i3.1R&
, 1859-01-05

PAST CuAE.-A boy who cannot yield to the
influences OF the excellent Superintendent OF the
Reform School, Rev. D. B. Nichols, ID in ces-
peEate condition indeed. One Of these incur
ables is George Turner, Who has run Gway seTen
times from the Reform School, and wu yester.
day sent to DsidcEell to work ont fine of 80.
, 1859-01-05

B The ladies Of the West Presbyterian
Church take this opportunity Of returning their
thaoks 10 those citizens Of Chicago, who 50 libe-
rally patronized their "Christuass Carol" on
the evening Of the 24.h December, aud beg to
inform their friends and the public generally
TINT after deductinx expenses there remained
for the funds Of the congregation balance Of
xnG0
, 1859-01-05

4 GLORIOUS AsH1EvUESr BY GArE1rY -
Nothing eau exceed the Success achieved by J. c.
Glyetty's hedicated paper tor the water closet
Piles will soon be disease NJ longer known ex.
ccpt in lame. This pure medicated paper is IN.
equaled As q preventive, and unapptoachabIe rs
cure. The proprietors wish it 10 be spoken OF
according to its merits cnly. 1t Is very cheap
By ali druggists, and M 1T tho diseoecses M re snof
Ann street. New York. -. c. Gayet.y" Is rl,er-
marked in each sheet, and his autograph IS on
each package. Sent by express ffom IL Ann
Street, upon receipt Of price. The trade are in,1-
ted to correspond aS to terms. jl5.2x- h915
, 1859-01-05

"uS1oS Is S7RxSGrn."-For union to be
strength the doctrine of affinity must be fully
observed; there must also be in each OF the el-
ements qualities, not alone relative, but inde.
pendent. which shall give to the result OF union
what neither element alone possessed before the
union. And all and several Of the above coudi-
tionB are completely answered which in the Just
consummated union blends the valuable cxpe.
rience, the sterling reputation, the right excel
lent qualities Of head and heart of Judge Bell,
with the established success and indefatigable
energy of Messra. Bryant & Stratton-nn union
in Chicago Of "Bell's Commercial College,,
with TINT Of Bryant Stratton, aud Al union Of
the proprietors under the name and style OF
Bryant. Bell l. Strattou.
Aessrs. Bryant l. Stratton's elegant suite Of
rooms in Larmon Block, on the corner of South
Clark and Washington streets, will be retained
By the new firm. and there the familiar face Of
Judge Bell may be found, and bis presence and
labors be invaluable to the institution to which
the accession will give fre1h success and pros
pcriiy.
, 1859-01-05

TuE A8scosn1xa U. s. Dgrurr MAnsuAL,-
We learn that Dr., Matthews, late one Of Ex. u.
S. Marahal DAvidsou's deputes, who, nj the
expiration Of his official career suddenly ab.
seconded with about $4,000 in his possession,
hes turned up By returning and giving himself
into The hands Of the officers at Monmouth in
this State. lie has been the object of most
diliecnt and psrseyeripg search. on the part
both Of Chicago aud St. Louis officers, and has
for sone time past been privately lurking in the
vicinity Of St. Louis. Wearied at length Of
such lie, be CANE forward voluntarily and
surrendered himself up
, 1859-01-05

Pennsyivanla Legislature.
HARRISBURG. Jan. Tho House has elected
u. u. Lawrence, Oppoallou, Speaker.
, 1859-01-05

TIE WsA7urR.-E. l.. 0.Iara, druggist, No.
50 Vest Randolph street, .ends US the figures
for the mercury last Heek Us follows:
, 1859-01-05

A BANKERS EERoR.-one Lyons, Z dealer in
still milk, residing in the southern part Of the
city, who has been in the habit of selling his
"ch70qs' for currency at The banking Offices,
some days since sold $lo3 in silver coin at l.
G. Barber's on Clark street, receiving therefor
through mistake Of the barker. $o29. 'trife
over" OF soms magnitude in these times. Alter
the discovery Of the mistake Lyon Was found by
BONE search, and pleading entire Ignorance to
the charge, Was arrested and brought before
Justice Ailliken. The case is an unusua! one.
Lyons is said to be too ignorant to count
money, md tha. his accounts even are kept by
otaerg
, 1859-01-05
LEG A. l. IETELiIEENCE.

TIE INJUNCTION AGAINST TIE uoRsE RAILROAD
CoNrASr--1S ClRcr1r CouRT, SovkxuER TkRu,
1s5S-HoS. GsoRGx MAsx1RsE. pRss1ptxa-1A 1At
Ropl< 0, th< STATE Of Illinois. tx ri If Gyr<nius
b<trs snd oshtrs; IS Ntary faNtr and cthsrs-
-1pplc1.!on for Ln?jnne:iou bill a1lege. that
the city OF Chicago on The l6:h Of August, 1855,
passed 81 ordinance, the material provisions ot
which are hereinafter recited. for the cotsiruc
tion Of q Horse RallEoad in CERTAIN streets: and
the bill charges that the ordinance Is !. v;o1a.
ton Of the CaArter and void. and prays that the
parties be enjolued from proceeding With the
work therein authorized.
The questions involved in the subject we're
very fully and ably argued By couEsel and tts
application was taken under advsement.
On Monday, January Sd inst, Judge Aanerre
delivered his opinion.
Grant Goodrich for compliments: Judge
Scatcs for defendants
, 1859-01-05

BAoaAaE.-The age Of railroads has advanced
into the dignity Of distinct departments, We had
almost said sciences, in the divisions Of its husi.
uesR- Experience has been gained. Some of
it deazly bought, and now, On al we'll regulated
ronds the same uuhending, well-adj jasted System
controls and guides the working Of the various
and myriad details, aud all parts are strictly
parts Of ons intelligent whole. And the results
of this system are marvellous, when compared
with the best results Of former days.
Think of Stage Company, quarter Of cen.
tury since, transacting its business for twelve
month without single claim for lost trunk or
band.bo1 gone astray. And yet We hare that
model Of we'll managed roads, the Chicago, Bur-
lington Quincy giving from its Baggage De-
partusent q statement Of the year 1855. showing
the handling Of uiuesy-six Thousand pieces Of
baggage without one single instance Of loss to
or claim from passenger. and but IS paid for
damage, and thst for injuries to The sRme By
car being thrown from the track. Well and
handsomely done for the employees Of the e. b.
l. Q. r. r., well doae for its managers and its
Stockholders
, 1859-01-05

= It See advertisement Of Quaker CITY $40
sewing Aachlne l.. CORNELL i Co.,
oc@o ~ 1888 Lake street,
, 1859-01-05

DEA9H or CHARLIE N. GKkpkKS0H.-Q1f en-
tire community was saddened yesterday by the
painful intelligence Of the decease OF late high
| ly esteemed and widely known merchant OF our
| citY. than whom few held q higher or more en-
yiable place in our mercantile circles, the senior
par.ne, Of the firm Of c, y. Henderson l. Co.,
! who expired at the Clifton House at 9 o'clock
yesterday morning, after brief but severe ILL
nesa.
Mr.. Henderson was in the prime Of life, and
ret among the older merchants OF our yonng
city, whose growth be had witnessed and aided,
and in the ranks Of whose business uen none
thsn he, were more highly esteemed for those
qualities which need in high degree to blend to
produce tho pattern Of the Christian merchant
and gentleman
Nj. Henderson Was native Ct Connecticut,
and the obsequies psid Lost evening oreF his re-
mains were in escort 10 their removal for inter-
ment among the graves Of his kindred. The
funeral service Was performed By Rev. DR.. Pat
terson. Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
and attended nj the Clifton House by 8 nume1-
Gus concourse Of the friends Of the deceased.
As Z token Of respec. the wholesale stores on
South Water md other leading streets were
closed throughout yesterday afternoon. De-
ceased leaves wife and two children.
Counr CT Cou4oS PLsAs.-The January term
Of the Cook County Court Of Common Pleas
opened On Monday.
Two cases Of more than usual interest will
occupy the Court this week. That OF CurEan
cs. Beach is Buit instituted for O lad, bv bis
, 1859-01-05

81 See Advertisement OF Dr. Saufords' Liver
lnvlgorator in another column.
, 1859-01-05

4 LIST or NEW YEAa's CALLs.-Oa Saturday,
nan named George Gardiner, taxing the I'D.
vantage Of the season OF calls, made his way
into the premises Of Michael kehoe, on tie cor
nes Of Randolph and State street. and not only
that, but he further very improperly presented
himself with = new overcast valued at SIC,
which ho found in the hall He Was arrested and
examined yestarday, and held to bsil in $500.
Akin to the abore explo. was that of Patrick
Ross, who attempted to make of With N armful
0: o7ercoau from thu hail Of 0. H. Salisbury's
Boarding House, No. go Madison street. He
WAS overhauled, and locked up yesterday in de-
fault Of $500.
And still another Of the same clasa Of opera-
torh On Monday evening eolored man naued
George Greer was arrested, charged with hay-
ing entered the hall Of D. B. Blakealey, No. IS
Michigan Avenue. whlle the boardera were at
tea, and snatehipg two valuable oveseoats of Of
tho hook, belonging to 7. D. Radcit aud G.
". Watson Tho coat belonging to Ar. Rad
cliff was found in possession Of Greer when ar
rested, aud when questioned bY the Captain u
to where he obtained it, he could only ansxer
that he mus. have won it in hurry from some
place. and at q rattle. Greer Was committed in
default Of $500 bail yesterday morning to a1ait
trial
Two other colored persons still at large, arc
said to bo implicated with Greer in tho sAnne
class Of operations.
The warning cur housekeepers may and
ahould deduce from the sbove ia, ths better a.
tentiou to tho security Of hall doo1A
, 1859-01-05

- T. T. &aiF1S, lsArAt4y Ass4, 81 D4ar2or,x T.
u es4sraat y rsaiss Ai.4rtisarl4k III All an ~
"-1~V Z 1@P~s@ y M 9sFH~ R~. jL h.34 II
, 1859-01-05
60 Rent.


ROAEnlNG,- FIRST CLASS BOARD
AL orl1<1t t;:b-~ .1s:,rs or soxlr 4. r;
SE:' Csr1 s.-ee Tr aa>is II ard 4ht r.,t
, 1859-01-05

BOARDING. - SINGLE ROt,MS AND
uss g r." 1e1'y siteI III Wish ho ard an ,-a
sno"oE: rra 1aI be ob A.ed a. lie .,t,n At ;o us
ss1'et se:t. Z. D. UL1SAa.
, 1859-01-05

NASTEO 1 PARTNER WHO WILL
hcha'ss do!:: ale Tat i,ca,ior il moi sni
e.5,ts IS Saa e E'At-F:iy t2c ee1 by addition of
s.ettA ~ Al eetiV: us Il u thls will be ound
& cbooftuati Il e:<.ke ii lucrative bu4laes. Win
49, Es1 Heferraces exchanged For adIfcs, snnI n
- t'-o-..e Osa-e deg lws
AANTEC ID EXCHANGE Fur LIN
eeeao. Aides Box J. is, Cai:a.o ?. y. as.as..o
, 1859-01-05

DR1 \ I l. BOARDING. board
l. e!;aev VIA i. w:t111: rosraA flrn.she,l ami un
Lara lie CAL he l.! = - r. prizes fer bo art
% 4tlS4E A ls SAFE ::.c.. II DIOR suu' IT No3ro.
sHee' i j In hk%.
, 1859-01-05

L'NGlNES FOR SALE.-DNE DDTBf,E
- E3k.7e t:ecard ts-p fourteen i:eses horr .rd
tisr. Aal III frvt sguGe, Iron I'd v1t. III Wtrr
- s.s sI' z sA' urtr a.i -. al. low st4uoaArY
JOHN T. S0YEtco.
no e4Aa- "a = VI Exrt street {L!Eu, Woct>
, 1859-01-05

NANTED-A COMPETENT BUILDER
~. % enntFae* for the distinction Of d-e'lnx-
@aa oa yrarsu=e. IE1er-s sl,Ved VI hrst el.s,
,e,t+.e tscu;'y. A1I-a.A Dales" Il US oHce
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27
4 MARNINli rn nnYs.

At Cincinnati. on Thursday evening last.
bay named Thomas Welsh, about ten years
Of sce, was shot in the forehead by com.
panion and instantly killed. u sppesrs that
several bows were al play. when one ii them
drew q pistol and playiully pointed il at
young Welsh. who lodged about little.
when the pistol went ~ aud the ball entered
the ioreh.sd nf Welsh. Ths wounded boy
staggered Tor an instant and then fell to the
rraund aud expired in fe~ minutes. When
the police arrived Nicholas c.dy was punt.
I'd out BY serns OF the other bnys as the one
Who fred the pistol, and he was taken into
custody and locked up in the station house.
ne was anon Afterwards visited 10 his cell By
his mother, his aunt, brothers. anil sisters.
and ssme half dozen little plsymstes. and
the scene -ss extremely affecting. The lit.
tie fellow inside the bars sobbed IS though
! his heart would break. while his mother and
sisters were hathed 10 trars outside the cell
and WHEN The mother found that her sor
could mt be liberated she begged that sh,
might bs permitted 10 oeeupy the cell viii
him. Their anguish. however, was soon ter.
i minated By the appearance af q young LAD
named John Smith, who actually fred ih,
pistol. gave himself up 10 the officers, an,
frankly confessed the act. As soon q, ih,
wounded boy fell 70 the ground he knelt b,
his side and said. Don't cry. Tommy.
didn't mean to hurt you" but seeing hi
blood flowing freely. became frightened, an,
started Of On the run. Ne crossed the rive
and vent Immediately 20 the house Of Al
uncle in Newport, where he fell down eI
hansted and tainted. When he recovered n
related what had taken pIsee, and was ad
yissJ by bis ssat 10 return and have the On
fortunate affair investigated. lie conclude,
70 d. 80. lie was overwhelmed with gric
, when Ne learned that his little play .Isllo,
, wss dead. and protested that he -ss onl
playing with him when the fatal shot wa
gwen. An inquest was held BY the coroner
, and verdict returned Of death from an &C
eideBtsl pistol shot. Both boys. Smith an
! Csdy, we're then discharged, aud returned |
their homes.