Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

The ROCKY RIVER ADMINISTRATION has been
made in several papers Of the arrest and detention
of young man Of this city at SilverthOrn's on
Monday night, Jan. 2d. The circumstances area
follows: The young man who holds a responsible
position in the city, and who is considered very
worthy young man, went to Rocky River on tie
night in question, in company with young lady,
cousin of his. Thers was large party there that
night and great numer OF horses and sleghs the
stable Mr.. --- left two robes and whip in
his sleigh. When leady to leave for home he
found his robes gone. A friend told him that be
saw man take them out and put them into alsrge
double sleigh which stood near. He went to that
and from a pile of robes, took two. which he
thought to be his By the time he reached the door
TO receive his lady, the Cleveland party had lef,
and as he was just starting several young men
came up and said he bad stolen the robes. They
pulled one of the roles out and carried it into the
house where it was found to hazs bis name upon t.
They then took the other one in,Whieh proved not
to belong to him. They then accused him Of steal
ing the shawl, cap, &c, be had on and abused bis
lady as no gentlemen would do. Finally, by lea.
Wing bis watch as pledge that he Would return that
night, he was allowed to bring bis lady to town.
When he returned they had warrant for his arrest
and he was kept until morning. The case was then
postponed until Tuesday last. when, on hearing
before magistrate, Mr.. -- was bound oVertO
answer to the charge of larceny. The decision was
SO unjust tina. even the prosecuting lawyer objected
to it as such.
At the Same time the two most prominent young
men who had detained Mr.. -, were md over
with bail at S2CO each to answer to charge Of
false imprisonment.
Such dOings as these viii speedily briOg Silver
lhrn's into disrepute as place of resort.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, AND CINCINNATI
RoAD-ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting
of the stockholders of this road was held yesterday
at the Office Of the Company in this city. The
Secretary presenleda Report of tie actual earn
ings and expenses for II months Of last year, with
the addition Of the estimate for December. The
summing up is as follows:
Earnings fer IL months Se43, $50 3S
Dec. earnings, including
| taXes------ .-.----------- .S5,S&4 O5 - -
Expenses for II months S46s ,576 10
Dec. expenses, including
sl2.sH o.
Nett earnings for the year. -...-.. s5ls,l87 I8
Dividends paid Aug l''' 1859; .osz 3 per per
1880, 9 per cent..----...-- 2s7,9O5 474slO 90
Surplus. ..-.-.--..-.-..-...---s 1871 IG
The following Directors we're elected:-John
N. WOOlsey, David DOws, Erastus s. Prosser,
Martin B. Scott, Samuel Williamson, Amasa
Stone, Jr., stillman Witt, Leander NJ. Hubby,
Hosea Williams, John Miller, Joseph Perkins.
The only change from last year, is that of sub
stituting the rame Of Joseph Perkins, for that Of
Alfred Kelley, deceased.
AT a meeting of the Directors held last evening
the following officers were reelected.
Presideat-L NJ. Hubby
SHperiateRdeat-E s. Flint.
Secretary aud Deputy Tfeasurer-GeOrge H
Russell
Paymaster-F. W. Brown.
TIE LATE Hon. ALFRED KELLY.-Ata meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Cleveland, Colum-
bus Cincinnati Railroad Company, held at th,
office of The Company in this city, January 1Ith
1850, the following preamble and resolutions wer,
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, since the last meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati
{ Railroad Co., the Hon. Alfred Kelley, one Of the
Directors Of this Company, has died
Therefore, in consideration Of the eminent ser
vices of Mr.. Kelley as President and Director fol
period embracing nearly the whole time since
D the commencement Of the construction of the road
, and the procurement ofthe equipment, be it
ReSOlTed, That the Stockholders Of the Compa-
ny do hereby express regretfor the event which
: has hereby deprived Us Of the valuable services
3 and talents of Mr. Kelley.
( ResOlUed, Thatwe deeply sympatiae with the
widow and family Of Mr.. Kelley in their bereaVe-
ment.
: RssOlred, That the President of this Company
: tran smit copy Of this preamble and resolutions
to the widow and family of Mr.. Kelley, and tina
they be Published in the newspapers of Cleveland
and Columbus.