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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06

Tony Lafon VS.. Joseph Rodriguez and
Joseph Jansen.
ENOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR.
l. ISL OF Orleans, No. % 3 6-By virtue of a writ Of
feri taciss to me directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell st
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
Custonhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, April r. 1870 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, o
wit
a the right, title and in crest of the def .ndant
Joseph Jansen, in and to - rtain suit nov pend
ing before the honorable the Fifth district Court,
entitled Joseph Jansen Joseph Rodriguez n o.
1877 of the docket thereof, the claim of plaintiff
therein eng for five hund ed and forty collars
and ninety five (55i2 49, with interest at
eigbt per cent per annum from January 20, $50.
SeiZed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
mh3l ape II Sheriff OF the Parish of Oreaps.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06

EOURiIt DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR.
ish of Orleans No. 23,73i.-By virtue of VIII oil
seizure and sale to directed by the nono'a able the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, IN
the above entitled cause, | will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioueers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Que
tomha streets, the Second District OF this city
on MONDAY, April II, 1870, ct twelve o'clock NJ
the following described property to wit
CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND, sitpate, lying
and being in the Fourth District ths city in the
square bounded by Phillip FIRST, Clara and Martin
streets, and designated by the number six, Oh a
certain plan made by Peequet i Crampon. Iate
architects, dated March 9, 1861 q COPY, or sketch
thereof, Is annexed for reference, to passed
before W. j. C&steil, notary public in this city
da, go the seventh day OF October, 1863.
hlch SAID 1T measures. according to said plan,
twenty-1ine feet inches and SIX lines front on
First street. by depth, between parallel lines OF
nlleey one feet nine inches, together with all
rights, ways end advantage thereunto belonging or
IN anywise appertaiuing; being ths same property
acquired by defendant by purchase from Daniel
Z x. per act pa ssed before said uotry, Castel, on
the seventh OF October lo6S.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Th9 purchaser to assume the psyr1ent Of
q promissors note secured by mortgage on said
property Tor tCe sum Of Two hundred and Twenty
hVe dollars (S2-jl, drawn by defendant II his own
order, and by MN incorsed, da:et the seventh day
OF October, ls6s, payable On the tenth day OF 0c.o
Der, 1870, with eight per cent interest Per apuum
from cato ti maturity, Sn1 tbs balance OF tae price
OF adJuGIcatlo1 cash on tina spot.
THUMAS i. MAXWELL,
mhlt % apl0 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06
No.. 81
AN ACT
To incorporate the Church Education So

ciety.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the StaGe of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That there be and there hereby is, created
and Incorporated body corporate, to be
called the Church Education Society, whose
domicil shall be at New Orleans, and whose
object shall be the education of children,
youths and adults if requiring it, of both
sexes, in all branches of human knowledge
and in the arts and employments of life, to-
gether with imparting religious instruc-
lions, according to the usages Of the Angli-
can Communion. 1t may have common
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06
No. SO.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Relative to certain officers Of the General
Assembly.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State of Lou
isiana in General Assembly convened, That
for the purpose of facilitating the organizs.
ton OF their respective bodies, the Eecre.
tary of the Senate and the Chief Clerk of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06
No. 81
AN ACT,

For the relief OF ". L. Haskell.
WHEREAs State warrant No. los, dated
January nineteen, eighteen hundred and
seventy, and drawn to the order of C. Glass
pool (per W. Il. Haskell) District Clerk OF
the parish OF Caicasieu, amounting 10 one
hundred dollars. having been lost or mis-
laid, and said Haskell having caused a pub
lie notice to be published in the official
paper OF the State III the months Of Febru-
AIRY and March, eighteen hundred and
seventy, warning and cautioning AL per-
sons from purchasing trading or negotiating
said warrant; therefore,
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives of the
State OF Louisiana in Genera! Assembly
convened, That thea Auditor of Public Ac-
counts be and is hereby authorized and
directed 10 issue to C. Glasspool (per ". Il.
HaskelD his warrant for the sum Of one
hundred dollars, to be paid out of the funds
as directed In the one lost or mislaid; pro-
Vided, that said warrant shall be in jul
payment Of the original warrant No. lG5,
dated January nineteen, eighteen hundred
and seventy, alleged to have lost or mislaid.
SEC. 2. Be il further enacted, etc, That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(SigneG) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and Presideu. Of the
Approved March %, 1870.
,5igred) II. c. "AHNOTH,
Governor OF the safe Cf Louisiana.
4 true copy:
GEO. L. BovEE.
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06

Sew STH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
49, - isa OF Orleans No 2l27-By virtue of wit OF
Sepi I&Sias 70 me directed by the Honorable the
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell At
puoiic AUCTION, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
EAchanee, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city on
~ oEFSnpA4, April Il. 1870. at twelve O'Clock M
tne Ionowlng described property to wit
~ an the RIGHT. TITLE and INTEREST of
homas Nc might, one of the defendants in and to
ne mules and other properly contained IN the stable
known as the Eclipse Stable" on Drysdes street.
OF this city.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Casb Oh the spot.
THOMAS L. Maxwell .
MIL ap6 IL Sheriff of the Parish Of Oriears.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06

TVhhA Emmy ERCG1ck NcOkn
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, no. 9Hi.-By virtue of writ OF
nan tacias. in favor OF Patrick Mcnamara, in his
Honorable the Sixth District court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause
WI proceed TO sell at public auction at tue Ms--
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Roy. street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this cit, on SATURDAY,
April 30, 1870, at twelve clock M the following
l. LOT Oh GROUND, toget her with the
hdlldings and improvements thereon situated in
the First District Of this city, in square bound
ec By Religious, Richard, ST John the Baptist and
orange streets designated lot Der four on a
plan drawn by g. A Hedn, late surveyor, dated on
me thirteenth OF May, 1882 and deposited in the
office OF II; Is. Censs, late notary public in this
Religious street by one hundred ana ten feet ten
inches and five lines in depth.
cNE-hA LIZ OF LDr OF GROUND, to-
&c ner WIN all the thereon, cit mated
IN the Nuns Feubourg, -Four, District of this city
IN square bounded by Felicity, st. Sichael. Azeic
and ST. Nsry streets ssuruR thirty five feet six
inches and two lines front Felicity street, by one
hundred ana twepty-seven feet ten inches and six
Ines in depth, as per plan made by Il Il ecourt
surveyor. on the eighth OF Dec mber BAG an de.
posted in the office of II. 3. Cenas late notary
public in his city
Both OF IDe ABOVE described pieces Of property
acquired by defendant by purchase from, John
Kerens, as per actipassed before Clement Brown
late notary public IN this city, on the twenty
ond OF July. 1854
Seized IN the above suit.
Ierns-UEsh on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
mh2S apo 80 Sheriff OF the Parish nj Orissns.
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Pierre DeIan vs.. Chsisty Cur berry.

Pierre Deian VS.. Christg Car berry
GEVENcH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR.
~ ish of Orleans, No. 27-2.-by virtue OF q
writ of Eeri faca3 directed by the Honorable
the Seventh District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
il the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets the Second strict of this city,
WEDN ESDAY, April q, 1910, twelve O'Clock
NJ the following described property, to wit
TWO CkkrAIN LOTS Of GROUND. to-
gether with the improvements thereon. rights,
ways privileges and advantages. thereto belonging
or IN any wise eper5alnlrG, situated the Second
Dlstrct OF this city, In the square boun ded by Gus
tomhouse. Canal, Tonti and Rocheblave streets,
and designated by the hunters twenty ard
twen'yseven, on a plan drawn by C. A. Hedip,
architect. OF he thirteenth of April, 1880, and de-
posted ID the Office Of the late 4. c. Ainsworth,
then notary public in this city, as pan number
seven, SAID lots measure each twenty i've feet front
on Custotnhouse treec by hundred feet depth
between parallel lines and bounded in the rear, by
an alley ten feet wide in common said lots aud
others, said lot number twenty seven. forming the
corner Of Tonti aud CustonIhouse streets
IS ing the same properly acquired by defend
s1t, by purchase IRON George Pister peract passed
pe:ore joseph Cohr. notary public IL this city,
dared October II, l. 81.
Seized III the above suit.
Terus-CAsh the spot.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL,
mh2S apl0 u Sheriff Of the Parish Of Drl2ars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06

To provide for the transfer of certain
Records from the Parish OF Jefferson unto
the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06
JOAN Il. Rowland vs. II, X. Walker
u Co.

THOMAS L. MAXWELL
lnhZo apt u Sheriff of the Parish OF O.lears.
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ItINh-Odsu Oh tne SPOT.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
mn25ap62 70 Sheriff of the Parish of OrleaDs-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-06
Tony Iafon VS.. Joseph Rodriguez and
,tOseuh

Tt1UHNS u. MhN " EN-,
ape 20 my6 Sheriff OF the Parish of Or eans.
, 1870-08-25

lng.noint being shout three lengths In advance.
Just IS She Was turning for the hpmc-gsrctch,
Miss hane made smother effort, and was closing
lalld:y on her when the former suddenly crcd
nnh u ani sinking, for Gods sake help me-"
MISS BaIrigau Immediately turned, and.
WIN every nerve str11net to its utMnst
1ensl"n, swami 10 the a!d OF her sinking
comfadc, arriving Just In time TO clutch the lat
lcf 8 auburn ircsSes with ono hand. by which
Means ahe was enabled to keep her head above
"ntcf I'LL 1urtnCr aSkaa1ancC WEB rendered by tho
tcmaindtr Of the Swimmers, who, BY the way,
n&d given up the contest, and Werc making for
The 9hosc when their companion was so Sutdeply
STRICKEN This virtually Terminated the conteaf.
Tue suffering KtIl being assisted to the shorc.
Wherr, 70 the intense qualification OF all who VIII
messed the near1y fatal occurrence. they arrived
u aaiety; Although the race was not nulancti a.
lnten1ea. ri Inc boon OF victory was r,ghtlT
sWaucd ;.s 70 AlsS Ba'rtgan. whose intrenid con.
anet snouid be suitably recognized By the Uu-
name Society Appended Is a
MET sste T., Rissr sTtnpins Hourse-Aus Is ls:-
51zzsc hnHfgan EAxnes htrscl..........,,,,,,,,, l
llzEtt kane uAtuet bcr&elf .dfa
Katie Marrow nance hrTtelf. d.
Marf Matahzll names hcrre, dr.
Add!c Robbins names herself. d.
Time net taken.
soon after, mud when Miss Zane had recovered
sufficiently, all the girls gave an exhibition OF
fancy swimming and diving, In which they were
Joined BY number Of their female acqulintances
The sport lastch nearly an hour, during WhLcn the
lair ones demonstrated TO tho satisfaction OF all
ntrscnt how thoroughly proficient they were In
the useful accomplishment of swimming,
, 1870-08-25

7b the Editor Of 7Hs Chicago Tribune:
Ihc communication Of "a Woman" IN this
mofning's TRIBUNE, concerning the use Of Mich.
agan avenue and Lake Park as cow-ya1d, ~
minds me. as Ar. Lincoln used to say OF "n little
Joke" Marx Twain says that but very few people
aIe capable Of understanding the subtleties OF au
american 1okc, but commend this to the Board
IN the hope that they may see IT,
"A. .s isw days since an Eastern gentleman, on
hfss vlslt TO Chicago, after "donRr the city, re-
marked 70 trend. on leaving, that ali ills expec-
taiions inspecting the business and growth OF
Chicago had been more than realized by his per
Sana observation except in one respect-hc xas
fewer rcns and less stock TO DC seen than he had
expected,
II tuned out, on Inquiry, that on riding several
times up and down MchiE I'm avenue, ne had ms-
Yards. ~e''e
! ven,Hrc TO say that Chicago is the only city in
me WORLD Of s0a 900 inhabitants, where fresh cpW
manure is furnished each DAY Ia The public parEs
20 purify the atmosphere aud teach over. auculue
pedestrians The necessity OF I. meutlIng their
rah for Chicago! OLD FoGT.
CHICAGO, Ang. 81. $50.
, 1870-08-25
Na1atiop,
NItHEI3U.
\ !;E-Y Of HATlIC;tt BEArUES

ff"h4 lie is+fGf 7fr:es, -1ud+ -.
AtLut q week ago pert! ot Young girls. some
Of whom resided tn Dnsto7 aud the frnaii,,ief in
fear.cstovrs were in cnnpany aod enjoying q
nrt chat together. Ans:lx n her forics Of cpu-
tllscu=s.si, ard eventually Eesull4i n chatIcn.r
IrpiA siE Ct TIC ChsT!esto.n G1armtrp, WHO
y.nnted iou,s'y fhe!r ABILITY to taetc: In sssn1
ths Ee1ellc7:nS CITY. The KauntIr: thus thnown
uo"a WIS suffered 10 remain b1t
81 ss.E ss;ss. frF the Dostnn beaEt1cs, with
IaaEv:ntr.s were at once m1t.c ics tic match,
me ZEN afFeeh EIan were tllat the race SHOULD
1aey US o tv5si,lS .. O'Clock the
Hopkins End Nht..nls' wca:-.s ~ Woftcrs
street distance ri ars:lr ss3n ie1t. The IAN
aIs 81 ittcnn. ~ " u ~ are u .y sibs by he
Ecty cirta The affair tn ise cs1uans uf The T,ss,
tan :aEsed 10 little exc!teEen1 4 the stsid citf
Dosloa delegation. who TX. expressed fneir ts Sn
teni!on TO enter for the 1ecc The tlay was
anxHu:ls ;ooked lTwani to. IS some raFe saort
Wis anuc:E:ts.1. and bets raa hls;, Miss iIEzic
Kane, a EHarlts'nxn, lc!rs 1lre favor1te in the
faie OF l0.'a slIch Iert ,sisixtscl OF III thar cktr
At about the t"l1uwing rates: E.,zzie ine, So:
Geld, sSp- TIE aag and :,,ur at l.ncth nrr1yr,i,
and the 81 2unle,i time I.lna a. asscmbIare ~
ai4nt 1hEse Hundred prrro1s snlae.ed IN tie VI
rini;y: aud c.. ss'iug eseE, available sDet to Wit
meas The GHSel contest Precisely ut nfcieck Inc
CeaEltstoNn girls appeared habi'rt In ap,,r1nrs;n
s.,rmcnss, and ready :or thc Trial. Theis oppo.
Q: alct ftts Miuntcs It was learned that the Tos
tsn as;.Eants for nalatory hoaorz had backed out.
AS the tutr11tE ence Tns disseminated among the
SPECTATORS, maru,ur Of disappointment arose natl
many were about 10 quilt the scene, when the an.
noCntemcht WIS made that the CharkstoNu girls
wauit couttnd Among theMse!ve3-not tor filthy
locte, bNt k.mp1y for the championship OF the
tlVef, ass'l a'su IN order 10 compensate In some
pea,IIe ie: the nlsarp2intEent naturally felt ut
teIMlha'1on OF the girls was received with shouts
o. aHpsause, acd, in few moments, the prepara-
uons bring cstnhle.ei, the s1art Eas made, the
@con!es.aE;s @ ; Ettik!ng out from raft near the
eT-es W at".may between the wharyes Tue " send
~ Mas IN excellent one, there being no peneep-
distance ast = q ne4I17 q hundred yards. At that
pollt, h1Meyss, Mss Basrtyan, w6o had evidently
cat and t"os decided lead, clEsely follow ed Lr
Miss Kane, who made, At one tine, a most o,iii-
leg hat posiicn fer a short dis:ancc, shc WAS WAS
nnaaie 70 '.kecp tho race" )" however, Miss Bar.
Hgaa drawing away In nne etslc, aud 1t the tam
, 1870-08-25
sTAGE EAQIEG,

70 The Editor Of The Chicago TRIBUNE:
feihnls me to ask someboNy IA authority, II
the1ct no why to prevent this seck,ess s,asx
drripE on the avenue: 1ttaterfercs largely with
the pleasure Of mauJ ladies, particularly those Of
US VINO depend upon the big bus" Of the Z L P.
une for our daily ride. Coming down the avenue
not leng since Id said bus, noticed the Cuisn
Inc haEsssed " i'y sending ont two or more OF
Meif slpaM c1alt, hF way VI company. An': as
much consequence, was suddenly hrou.ht to
cAstn again by fearful crash on 10th sill, Of
me. Looking each way I discovered tue curi,-
stone On one eide, Uaion bus on the other, with
wheels locked, and ahead Of us similar bos
across the nose Of on. horses AMI JUST tn the re
pale faces and sudden colt. pstrg OF nv own L.
dlvldual Imp, rtance, Is grievance sufricicnt to
warrant me IN asking you II vE must be deuiel
the pleasure Of our Lalls ride In this our fayurte
bus OF run tho tlsS OF losing life HIM. OF ae.srs
by teesc little yellow busses- Very respectfully,
CHICAGO, Aug. q. 1S,o.
, 1870-08-25
THE SPORTING WORLD.
The Willie Stockings Dcfcnt the
Activcs by n Score OF
81 10 6.
The Amateur Tourpament~-Lameut
from a Female Victim.
RcopcninE Of tho Brunswick
Billiard Hall.
Base Ball.

WHITE STOCKINGS vs- ACIlvES.
A more ttlsaereeaele or unfavorah1e da7 than
yesterday far bssc bali could scarcely be tma7-
incti, and Il probably on this account that thr
attendance WIS small At the game between the
White Stockings md Acttrca- The terrific yale
from the southwest aided the batting to great
extent, 50 that the Acuyes, who are Junior nine,
were placed at disadvantage in their efforts to
ncld the heavy md long hits OF their opponeats.
Neither WAS their game In general up to their
usual work, although this mar be accounted for by
the TACT that they were unaccustomet1 to doing
such heavy work Then, too, the BOYS were t,S ioS
nervous aud anxious to do themselves justice. for
thtS hare achieved the reputation or beInr the
s1ronseSs tunier nine ~ ne West II not In AfneTi
ca. TN lie other hand. the White Stocktnrs were
10 excellent play, It being one OF their good tinvs
King, the new catcher. played that position ali
through The game, and wns nil that coulI hc 4ic.
x s,r ,r, r1nknam pitched for the trst three in-
n!nGs, t6en Rts1nK pa"e to A1eyerle, ami going tn
third. Which he took charge Of supcrblSs This
par oi nv2lids are rapidly recovering their cucr-
*.cs, and Will do much toward strengthening the
nine. The play Of the professionals was eXtrcuc-
y dne at al roinls. aud there Is reason for hone
lulnc:s. Below is '''' o'eN
, 1870-08-25
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE THURSDAY. AUG1TsT IS I87o:

the following: Hon. William D. Allison, Iowa.
Col W. B: Butler, u y, A.; Rov. Dr. JaeSsnn
Hartford: u. N. shcwcll China; j. q. nead IN,
Fsanclsco; ChAr'ca II. Morgan, c, A. Ree1 Wnr' Hmn
ccater. MasA r. D. ArmuuF, MIlw0utcc. f.nt =
A. Duclmaster, Alton; Gen. ]. W, and III r 2 +
Duford, Rock 1slaild: J. Corwtn, Omaha: + T.
Dawes, Davenport: ]. c. uad!ey, Rchrnoni. +
|. Wells, do; Il. v. Steward, China: !. Palma ~
Madison: S. & Merrill, Milwaukee, . 1sA
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
Among the arrivals nt this hotel, Yesterday,
wcrc tho following: L. @. Arlington, SI Ionis. 1.
u. A. Pierce, Boston; Dr.. R Rouse, Tcorin: n. r.
johnson. Galcfburg: ". II. Buffers. Wynmtno ;: .
J: c. crnndnll. Hartford; O. s, Fowler. FIJI I
Wayne: g. d. Oakes, Omaha; @. Cole. Erie. II
p. chandler. Galena; y. G. Crawford, ST. Paul
l. 81. Sherwood, jackson; T. S. Mckay. Kansas
CITY; J. +. Meredith, Baltimore: j. j, RscharIe
hosion; Il !; Cox. aalesburg: W. D. Holmes
IRkA0ET House.
Among Inc arrivals ut this hotel Ycsrer,fsr
were the following: Gcnera1 N. c. McCras. II. II
A.; Hon. Robert 9. Schenck. Ohio: Hon. e /.
Merritt, Springfield Register: General N, Bray-
man, Captain Da1achs Quincy; o. W. ChaiYee.
Detroit; Ezra Cornell, ESD, Ithacn, n, Y: SAM
gel u. Smith, St Louia: Colonel ". Shennard
Jelsey11!e; James Conoyer and wife. Pittsburgh:
Hon. J; E AnsWorth, Dubuque; ". i, Morfts''
New Orleanss A. z. Dickinson, Knnsas; non. !
Dement,. Dixon: Dr.. GladIm, Lowell: n. p. M.
ner. New Haven; II. L. Olmstcad, Durlipeton a
s. Richardson, Memphig ~
, 1870-08-25
The Police Courts,

r,.,., WEST SIDE coCRr.
,atnn asles ss.H woMser: endowed With most insln
Mnn1e, IN ~" chnnSa ~ ~ 1asaea netore Justice
lions II tie police t. rue cbs:s qs aeg fs r.
forrsst thair - NV w S!eat Anu micnty WHO have
rt,.. ~ tusn - nAsaes W tue Scfou q lame. To
at ~ @ - Sl tnG poltsc - considerable OF
p,ce ~ ~ ~ sae eSrehse Or the police, at
naahaos. CaaTies Ma u. fow days stucc M
cna, ~, VI ~ VS. arrested, but allowed to
III, u - ~ ueltosit ~ 11a- Tue next morning q
a1e %as w e1aetea M, leaving balance OF $40
- . ase .t " lnt eusloh!an IN me Adlonrn-
nsne in VI We coulk me accused presented M or
,pmt!! y eome !tnm me whlsoH prisoner,
isluesune !nat the fesltioe OF the deposit be pa!d
,.s ~ US nesset vas done Yesterday Courier
,sa,, On tne ennlee o. 1orgerT, aud e1-
- n.na aao" ioslFoEea III to-aa5. bail was liked
- s1er. ..
.,.a..sal GatsNc was aIai0ned on the charge OF
rs ,tsons. y G1alIeaLs teas utIendant married MalJ
nrna ut :, Tlncanau, seven years ago, and that
.Asce chlialen were mo result of the union Some
months ago, Louis left his hearth and home, on
:tnro stxA1 ~, " UiMcs. aa9 came 70 Chicago
~ III sats us3u uuu N spite t3 hl3 Gin.
,sv.1,,f ~ In aso t9Gk neE 70 be hls
,aMini VIE. a lew lays ago, Nrs. Earls1lc No. /,
heatd q hts taemorazfng conduct, aud repaired
~ ~ ~ Wy. Sns pfgeasst warrant and caused
.le1 Mege asfest lie WAS ned for trlal IN bail Of
slNv. sl ..
1on,, M.M,hn, y. u: MnngsE, some mouths ago, made
'ouu AcSahSn custodian OF horse. few days
ago ne asksA toF Irtuin Of the animal and ras
M!osed. rms le'l 70 MeMahnn's arrest on the
saaage :1ang u larceny Us oa!ee- Bail was nSed at
sS9
,~Wp, ~ haehman: the ex-roliceman who made
man, some weeks agr, was again atraigued, and
Hcia inI LI'al III nalk ol SapO-
IL: Bf1en. an oid hummer. mnde himself eX-
tstultly Atsacfefanle 10 rnc GermIuS OF Mlwau-
Ase asenne: on 3eh''ay Afternoon. by roeferOus
CEctfS tor A1nCltnN. Hp WINS Arr1sstFst m the ar,