Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-09

list OF PRISONERS IN CUYAHoGA COUNTY
JAIL.-Mr. L. Whitney, the JailOr, has fur
nished US with the following list of prisoners
in the County Jail:
Julia Quackenbush, grand larceny.
Marcus Thompson, grand larceny.
Ellen Hamilton, grand larceny.
Joseph Tew, execution for debt.
Charles Belden, cOunterfeiting.
William Jones, burglary.
Hugh Clark, burglary.
Geo. E. Manson, assault and battery.
George Frasette, burglary.
William Headley, horse stealing.
Ellen Boyd, petit larceny.
Edward Bolls, burglary.
James Cannan, burglary.
Harrison Hensiman, burglary.
Louis Anderson, horse stealing,
James Gafany, robbery.
David Clark, robbery.
William Stonner, robbery.
Samuel Gordon, petit larceny.
BENJAMIN Ellis, burglary.
Oliver Anderson, horse stealing.
John Green, assault and battery.
James Chapman, forgery.
Emma Sturgess, grand larceny.
Jas. Norton, execution from Police Court.
Sibley Bennett, passing counterfeit money.
Joseph Ford, petit larceny.
n. S. Criss, deserter.
I. G. Clinton, grand larceny.
Roswell Jackson, grand larceny
Thomas Davis, gambling.
James Davis, gambling.
James VOrce, petit larceny,
Anthony Skanks, assault with intent to
kill.
BAR MEETING-REsoLUT1oxs OF RESPECT
WITH REGARD TO THE LATE JUDGE HAYDEN.
AT u o'clock Y. to-day, the members of
the Cleveland Bar held meeting IN No. l
Court room, at which resolutions of respect
we're adopted with regard to the late Judge
Hayden. Judge Crowell was appointed
Chairman, and C. W. Palmer, Esq. Secretary.
On motion of C. Stetson, Esq, the following
named gentlemen we're appointed by the
Chair to draft resolutions &C. Ststson, ESQ.,,
S. B. PrentisS Esq, and N. Barlow, Esq,
While the Committee were out Judge Bish-
op made few remarks with regard to Judge
Hayden, eulogizing him for his rare attain
ments in his profession, and for hisintegrity
of character. He was much interested in his
students. He had the unqualified respect Of
all who knew him. He was remarkably
diligent man and entirely devoted in the dis
charge of his duty.
Judge Crowell said tho deceased was born
Washington county, New York, October 9Th,
1889, and was, therefore, "a years of age al
the time of his death. He was educated al
Fairfield Academy ,Herkimer county. From
there he went to Rome, Oneida county, and
studied law with J. Sherman, Esq. He af-
terwards studied law with Wheeler Barnes
Esq, with whom he subsequently became as.
sOeiated as partner. He afterwards prac-
ticed law AT Utica and at Albany.
Hestarted a Law School at Balston Springs
and then removed it to POughkeepsie. Fol
five years he was one of the Appraisers o.
the Erie Canal.
In 1884 he established Law College il
Poland, Mahoning county, and in 1856 or 81
he removed it to Cleveland. Judge Crowel
eulogized him for his integrity and purity o.
character. His attainments outside of bis
profession were considerable. His kindness
of heart, equally with his professional merits
will make him long remembered.
The Committee reported the following res
olutions, which were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we are deeply sensible Of
the loss which the Bar and the Law College
have sustained in the death Of Hon. Chester
Hayden, and his memory will be affection
ately cherished, not only by the legal profes-
sion and the students and graduates Of the
College, but also by wide circle Of friend!
and acquaintances.
ResoiDed, That we will to morrow, at ter
o'clock, attend the funeral Of the deceased
/ in body, and that committee Of three b
/ appointed by the Chair to make any arrange
ments which they may deem proper in rela
! ton to the same.
ResoEred, That copy Of the foregoing re-
l solutions be presented by the officers of tn
meeting to the bereaTed widow Of Mr.. Hay
den, with the assurance of our heartfelt sym
pathy for her in the severe affection witt
which she has been visited.
ResoEved, That the proceedings Of thi
meeting be published in the city papers.
The following gentlemen were appointet
as Pail Bearers: @. stetson, Moses Kelley
s. B. Prsnass, T. 7, Bsckus, S. J. Andrews
Hiram GriswOld.
AdiOgrasd.