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The New York herald., 1871-06-27
RAILROAD MATTERS.

Cleveland ond rittsbmra StOckholders-Appii-
cation for Increase Of S;0ck-Ibe Laws
Of Ohio Opposed 70 the Watering Of stock
Meeting of the Directors ia Reference to the
Matter.
able time in reference to the Application made by
large number OF the stockholders OF the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad at a meeting held some time
ago. for an OF hfty per cent on the capital
stock to represent earnings, not dividend, applied
to construction and equipment, seems to be def
nely settled.
j. NJ Mccullough, the President Of the road, ap-
Piled to Mr.. r. T. Renney regarding the legality
OF the increase Of stock, and received reply which
seems to put IT beyond the power Of the company
to make any increase. Judge Renney says" :" hat
is commonly known as watering the capital stock
OF u railroad company is wholly unauthorized by
the laws OF Ohio' This opinion being supported
by that of Mason and Backus and other legal author
tiles, to whom some of the stockholders applied,
meeung OF the Board OF Directors has
been held. Mr.. Mccullough, the President,
read the opinion OF Mr.. Renney TO the effect
that no power existed under the charter OF the com
pany by which any increase OF capital could be
made for the purpose 01 dividend, except to re.
present actual net profits on hand or actually used
10 improve the property or the company. The Presi-
dent stated that earnings applied to construction
and Improvement had been divided In their stock
dividend heretofore made, except an amount which
1T the close Of the current year would not exceed
100000 Therefore the Board could not comply
with the request OF stockholders. 1t was therefore
resolved-"lhat no legal power exists under the
charter OF the company or the laws OF OHIO. by
Which the increase OF fifty per cent desired by the
stockholders can he made and that the treasurer be
directed 10 give such norce TO stockholuers.n
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ST. FRANCIS xAyIER,s COLLEGE.

Twcnty-nrst Annual Co~menceu,ent Last
Evcuing-The Degrees and Medals Awarded.
The beginning Of the hot weather every summer
somehow or other seems 10 be closely associated
with the annual commencement OF St Francis
xaviers College, in Slxteenthsstreet. IL Is quite
doubtful II ever the ceremony OF awarding the
diplomas to the graduates ard the distribution Of
premiums TO the big and little folks OF the various
classes ever place before the clerk Of the weather
was earnestly consulted abont the matter and
allowed the iu say In the long run after the con-
sultauon. Need 1t be said that that say has ever
been In favor Of Jolly hot day oy evening, rs dc-
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BEACON PARK RACES.

BOSTON, June 26, 1871.
The Boston Trotting Associations June meeting
at Beacon Park closed to-day with a double team
and scrub race, both to wagon There was slim
attendance to-day.
The following is the summary OF the double team
race for $4,000
William II. Borst drove br. 8. George Wilkes
and ch. s. Honest Allen. en.................l /
II. Woodruff drove blk g. Darkness and blk.
m. jessie Wales. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 2
II. A. Hall drove blk. z. India Rubber Ben
and blk. IN. Lady Franklin. n............ 3
Time 2:32-2:2sX-23O
The second race, for $1,000, was won by w. III.
Woodruns b. <. Astoh, beating M. Roden's - m.
Ellen Tree In three straight heats Time, 2:52-2:5I-
2alS
There was but little excitement, the winners
having their own way throughout.
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Yachting Notes.


The Idler had her weather sails bent on Saturday,
and since she has been cruising up the North river
and down the bay. She will be noted among the
yachts tnat will accompany the Brooklyn vessels In
their regatta to-day.
The Dauntless had her foretopmast carried away
in one OF the squalls OF saturday. 1t replaced
yesterday.
The Madeleine is In trim again; the damages she
sustained on Thursday last being repaired.
The Magic and Phantom went down the bay yes
terday afternoon for short cruise.
The Alarm since Saturday evening has been
anchored OF HobOken; but Will be among the lockers
on in tO-day's aquatic festival.
The West Wind Is being painted In hull.
The Madgle will he among the participants In the
Cape May regatta. Her owners think sne Will
render good account this season.
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The vessels In the third class passed the judges
boat In the following order:-

The winning Vessels Wtrt:--In the trst Class Tor
500 meda the oceanic, which also won the Yacht
Cup, beng the first In the second class the 500
prize medal the Jessie. on time allowance Of two
minutes To the foot; IN the third class. the SIS
medal. the Comet, on time allowance, and In the
third class for second vessel marine glass, the
Moie. There seemed to be great confusion as TO a
misconception OF the manner IN which the vessels
should round the buoys, some going from eastward
10 westward. others from westward TO eastward
and the Corsair, 1t Is understood, claims the first
prize IN her class. Taken a whole the race was u
superb one and had the unfortunate accident TO the
Sherman, caused by carrying too much canvas, not
occurred, the Jessie would nkely have come In first
and the Sherman second. All the yachts tnat
doubled the onter buoys displayed good sailing
qualities, bur the Jessie Comet and Sherman especi
ally were noted for the ceverness with which they
were sailed.
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MURDER IN HUNTINGTON, CONN.

ON Sunday five men, one Of whom was Charles
Martin left New Haven In carriage for the purpose
OF visiting Mrs Henry Curtiss residing the town or
Huntington Upon arriving at the house MIR. Curtiss
was found at home, and he refused admitance to
the men, They therefore became boisterous and
dlsorderfy, and conducted themselves In such
manner as to arouse the ire OF Mr.. Curtiss, who
selzed revolver and fred into the crowd. The
charge took effect In the abdomen OF Charles Martin.
His comrades fcd after the firing, leaving Martin,
who crept into the woods near by, where after
he "a IOunIt dead.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACEERS' ASSOCIATION.

The Association OF Public School Teachers for
literary culture and social intercourse held their
first regular meeting yesterday afternoon in Gram
mar School No. 2G, Mr. +. }. Haggerty presiding.
over TWO hundred lady teachers tincludlng three
colored) and only twelve gentlemen attended. Let
ters OF approval were read from superintendent
kiddle and Commissioner Van Worst. Professor
Bartly sang several songs. Mr.. A. McMullen read
eiymOlogy, ana Mr.. j.. I. Kilman recitcd The Lady
of Lyons.n Commissioner Wood addressed the
society, stating he was glad to hold an honorary
membership. the society beng purely OF literary
character. a solo in charming style by Miss l., q.
Serre terminated tho proceedings.
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KRADING Ia, une 26, lHII
Subscriptions were opened here to- day to the capt.
tai stock Of Berks county railroad, TO
the LehIgh Valley and Wilmington and Reading
roads. The capital stock is 5000, ,000 OF which the
wilmington .and Reading Company took one-half
and tile citizens or Reading the other, ten per cent
being paid down. The contracts win be given out
as soon as the necessary surveys can be completed,
ana is believed that the line Will he opened within
a year after the work IS commenced
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company the yachts around the lightsnip, leaving
Peck slip AT ball-past eight; Fulton ferry, Brookiyn
at nlne; Christopher street at quarter TO ten pier
No. North River az half-past ten O'clock
The saloon steamer SeaWanhaka, captain Charies
Post will leave Thirtyseventh street, East River, at
nine A. NJ, ann Peck slip at ten A. NJ. TO accom-
pany the yachts in the race around the ligntsnip
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Michigan Central RuiIrond.

DETROIT. June &c, 1871.
The stockholders OF the Michigan Central Railroad
elected the following Board OF Directors this morn
ing:--James I. Joy, OF Detroit John w. Brooks,
Nathaniel Thaycr, sidney Bartlett aud II. II. Hanne-
we Of Boston; Erastus Corning OF Albany; George
T. Talman Moses Ia vlor and John jacob Astor. OF
New York. The Board subsequently reelected the
old officers.
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Asylum for Deaf Nutes.

The closing exercises OF the academic year Of the
New York Institution for the instruction of the
Deaf and Dumb will be gwen at the institution to-
morrow at half-past two O'Clock. The Yonkers spe-
cal train will leave Thirfeth street a halipas one
the afternoon, and Will stop at the institution re-
turning at nve O'Clock in the evening.
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BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met at two
O'Clock yesterday, President Calvin In the chair
Resolutions we're adopted giving $25e2 10 the
Church OF the Resurrection TO pay taxes; to pave
with Begian pavement F0rty.nrst street from the
Eighth the Eleventh avenue; also Wooster street
from Canal street to Fourth street: also Eleventh
street from Sixth TO Seventh avenue; also Ridge
street from ivsi0n street to Houston street; also
C0rnea street from Blocker 10 Fourth street; also
Grove street rom Wavcrley place 10 Hudson street,
also Mulberry street from Prince TO Houston street.
The Board then nd Ourned.
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REVISION or the BIBLE.

TORONTO, ontario, June -, 1871.
mouon was adopted In the Toronto Diocesan
Synod In favor OF taking steps by which the concur
renee OF the Irish and Scottish Churches, the Colo>
NAL Church and the Protestant Episcopal Church IN
the United States, might be obtaitAd Tor the wOrk
OF revising the English version Of the Bible, now
gong on under the authority Of the ranterouri
Convention
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RAIL SOAO ROBBERY m JERSEY.

Passengers Relieved of Iheir Money and VAL
uabIes ON "a Sleeping Gar.
The sleeping car attached to the train which
rived at Jersey City from Philadelphia Sunday
morning. at I've O'Clock was visited by thief, VINO
managed to secure o good haul. One passenger lost
$4oO IN four bills Of 800 each, $50 In gold. draft
for $3.50 and gold watch and chain; another pas
senger lost watch and cham; another was robbed
Of 500. and fourth had his umbrella stolen Chief
OF Police Nc Williams, OF jersey city, and one OF his
detectives are engaged In working up the case. The
conductor states that nc was asleep and the state
men OF the porter IN charge OF the IL very nshy
The passengers who were robbie, intend 10 COM
mence suit against the proprelors or The Pullman
nalacp cars
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NAVAL INTelllGesC..

Commodore q. N. Anthony Is detached from
special duty at PttsburE. Pa, and placed waiting
oruers; Lieutenant q. M. Anthony from the receiv-
Navy Yard.
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Opening Of the Pittsburg and CorncIIsvilIe
Railroad.

PlTrsBURG, Pa, June 26 1871.
The formal opening OF the Plttsburg and Cornells-
vile Railroad was celebrated today by an cycur-
sion OF the City Council and prominent citizens Of
Baltimore and Cumberland and the various points
along the line OF the road from Baltimore TO this
city. Great enthusiasm was manifested along the
.ufirp Inn
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-, Joseph,s Female Academy.

The commencement OF the 81. Josephs Female
Academy, Flushing l.. L., Will take place tomorrow
al haIf-past three In the afternoon. Trains will
leave Hunters Point Tor Flushing at hall-paS TWO
O'Clock IN the aft ernUou.
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The course for schooners Will be from stakeboat
of Bay Rige to stakeboat anchored at Southwest
Spit rounding the same from westward to SOUTH
ward; thence to Light snip. rounding it rom east.
ward to sontbward, and thence to home staKeboat,
keeping to westward OF Dumb Beacon on Romer
Shoa
The course for first and second class sloops viii
be from stakeboat anchored or Bay Ridge to stake
boat ancnored at Southwest Spit, rounding the
same from westward to southwark; thence TO stake
boat anchored 81 nt Outer Bar buoy rounding l. from
keeping to westward OF Dumb Beacon on Roner
Shoal.
The course for third class open yachts will be
from stakeb0at anchored or Bay Ridge to stakeb0at
anchored at southwest spit, rounding the same
westward to southward; thence to home stake
boat.
All yachts TO keep toSshe eastwardiof West Bank
BuOys NOS H. i3 and i5 and to keep to the west
ward Of Fort Lafayette both going and returning.
achts to pass 10 the eastward Of home stakeboai.
CANVAS.
All yachts can carry any fore and aft sales.
TINE ALLOWANCE.
The allowance OF time for schooners and first class
si0Ops VIII be calculated upon the basis agreed upon
by the Union Measurement Committee or the Clup,
which Is actual displacement OF hui.
The allowance OF time for second class s0ops VIII
be one minute and n half per foot
The allowance OF time for open yachts Will be two
minutes per ioot r,,, mo,s
All cabin soops 10 carry one man to every five
feet OF length on deck or part thereof In addition TO
owner, and no shifting or any ballast allowed.
Openyachts 10 bring back the same ballast as they
carry at the start hrec bags excepted), and, upon
returning, VIII report TO the home stake boat, or
Yachts to have their numbers placed as near the
centre of mainsai possible. and to carry at the
peak the signal OF the club TO which they may
belong
scnooners win take position as they may arrive,
abreast OF Bay Ridge dock 100 yards apart In q
line east and west, with jibs down.
First and second class s00ps, 800 yards to the
northward Of scnOoneis, IN the same manner.
Third class open yachts, 900 yards to the north
ward Of cabin yachts, In the same manner.
Yacnts to be anchored In line at ten A. M. sharp
on the day OF The regatta.
AM.
The nrst gun will be the signal to prepare start
Secoud gun for schooners to start
Third gun for first and second class sloOps TO start.
Fourth gun for open yachts 10 start which VIII DO
given from the Judges boat, William Fletcher.
VIOLATIONS.
Yachts violating these Instructions, or any OF the
sailing regulations, shall forfeit all claim 10 prize
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
1he steamboat Josephine will convey the guests
OF the CLUB over the course leaving Martins stores,
near the Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, 1T ten O'Clock.
The judges, Regatta Committee and members OF
the press WIN have at their disposal for the same
object the steamboat William Fletcher She VIII
leave pier No. ~ East River nine O'Clock sharp.
ExCuRsIONIsTS.
Several steamboats, and many sailing craft Will
accompany the yachts over the cotEse. Among The
number Of the former the following may be noted:--
The New Champion. Captain 9. Adapls. Will &C.
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Alnban,n md Oh aitanooxn Railroad.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June ~, 1871.
The decision OF the United States District Court,
placing the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad in
bankruptcy, was to-day reversed In the United
States Circuit Court al the cost OF the petitioner
below. The road was again ordered into the pos
session OF stanton 4 Co.
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Columbia College.

The ii7tn annual commencement OF Columbia Col.
lege win be held ct the Academy Of Music to-ntor-
row at half-pasL ten O'Clock.
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COMNESCEnENTs TO TkKE PLACE.


To-day the annual commencement Of the above
College viii take place at the Academy Of Music.
Tne exercises will commence at ten O'Clock and
the popularity OF the College Will Insure "A crowded
house.
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Al precisely thirty-fve minutes past one the signal
fot Il stnrt WAS given from the Jenny, CoInmodolc
Snels boat, of the Jersey CITY Sub, which was an
ch0red OIL the Jersey Central karoad dock, aud Tie
sells Oi the first and second Class bent their sais
TO the wind. The Sherman the first to catch the
lfeCEc followed closely by the Jessie and Oceanic
As they moved out between Bedloe's ana Ellis
isal.ds before a strong southeriy tide wind and
h;iL ABOUT the same POSITIONS Five minutes after
these vessels had gwen their wings to the wlnd
aud their ET0ws to the wave, those OF
the third class dipped The spray and stood
ont after them erandly, the Kate leading once
oulaae Of the island the Jessie crept up upon the
Sherman, passed her ike the flight OF swift sea-
guli ana led the feet away over under the BROOKLYN
STORE with the exception oil the Saus and ORIENTAL
that bear away TO The Jersey shore ana were soon
lctt behind, Oh account OF the tide which runs
stronger there Passing into the Crib BASIN the ves
sels were timed as foi.owS:--Jesse, 2h. 3m.; Sher-
man, 2n. los. Oceanic 2n 25s They arrived OF Bay
lde eJessc, IN. 35m. rs. Sherman 2. 37nl. 45s.,
and Oceanic III. 45ln as. At this time the oriental
and Salus were far asern on the Jersey flats. The
third class vessels passed the same point:Comet at
IN sim. sos Moilie I'll 5oIn. l6s. Kate, which broke
her mast retired Oh 57nl. j5s. ana gave up the
contest: the Cursair at 3h ln los. anu the TWINS at
III. ain. rs. ihe third CLASS then ran back upon
the.r course. The Others under stiff breeze, made
tor buoy IA, the Jessie leading. When with
abont two miles OF the buoy The throat lanyard OF
The sherman carried away and lay TO for re-
pairs, drifting with the wind ana tide for about half
al hour. The Jas. Roy, upon which was Comm0-
Sherman and party OF friends, fell back TO assist
the sherman, wnen the Jessie, which was well IN
advance. ran back and lost about half an hour.
Fnai, the vessels headed again ror the buoy, whicn
was rounded In the following order: Oceanic, 4h.
2. Sos. Jessie, ih 24n. los. Oriental, A. Bonn. 07s
On the run home the Jessie gained rapidly upon her
competitors, and rhey came In as loliows:-
Oceanic. 4 II II sherman (Which did = A. >
Jessie 10 not buoy.... l6 80
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-. Johns College, rordha.n.

Tomorrow the above College will nold its annual
commencement at the College. Exercises Will com
mencc at haf-past twelve p. N. The tram which
leaves Twenty-sxth street and Fourth Avenue at
hall-past eleven A. M. will convey visitors III time
for the cOmmenceme mt OI exercises
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MURDER!
TRAGEDY ~ BALLARD COUNTY.
Rene ,ap'er Isstwse Tive Ctus .ns..
The S'e,,vious Party WU, aeseA by
~" Defeated Mans S0s.s eltght Of
the Musd'ser through Cairo.

on Friday Last, "; Iiincklcviile. Balla RI
county Kontucky, abou. twenty miles
from ih.. city, two men named Lsdi aud
OVERLY became involved ms rcnecunter.
The fight ws. conducted sf,sr the manner
% rough and tumble brui.er., aud LAdd
camr pu' victorious overly. much cha.
gringi, Immediately ie.t the ,esne Of
action tor his home, aud an arriving in
formed hi. 'or. young man about TWEEN.
IS four year, e ago, ofhi, discontinue.
TIL On, 10 p paroXy,n ofragG mounted
A.. h.g.e ariarI with poke; pistol and
started IN pursuit of LsIi, who, in tho
meantime, Was % hi, way home uncon-
..i1.' ~ danger, Coming up with BIZ.
victim, overly. son Immediately attacked
Lidd. and sent ball into his body that
ocea.ioned instsn, death. The young
OVERLY then hcl, and has no, been ar
rested lti'said iha; he paced through
cairp in III, light This l. the story Of the
tragedy a, it Va, told TO Us yesterday BY =
rclph," gentleman.
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~ BRIEF.
short uem.. Gathered by ,nc w.y.id

sbor; Nems, Gathered by che Waysidt
Eubiri Is coming. Magician. ALho
nmlm.
business On the wharf continue,
lively
Everybody intends to attend The grand
Adelaide Ph.'lp5 concert.
Tho Ohio il rising but Mckee thinks
1t wont be much OF n shower after ALL
Nearly all Of our lawyers are absent
at Springfield, in attendance on the Su-
preme Court. =
Our friend Henry Candee, is United
States Commissioner for the Southern Dis.
trict Of Illinois.
The Enterprise Savings Bank IL doing
thriving business. IL is an institution
that merits prosperity.
The Enterprise Savings Bank Is do
ing "a thriving business. II Is an institu-
ton that merits prosperity.
Miles Parker has sold his livery sta.
bic 20 Mr.. Grcenlee. Everybody knows
o., aud everybody will patronize him.
Hi. honor, Mayor Wilson, is brushing
up his municipal knowledge and getting Il
ready for use at the pending meeting Of the
Mayors at Springfield.
The Orphan Asylum Managers are
ina splendid humor with the Rough and
Ready lire company, who lately sent 10 the
orphans clothc, basket full If edible..
If Warwick ha, resigned his place on
the board Of .chool directors when will
the vacancy be illlci by election If he
ha' not resigned why don't he,
sheriff Irwin i. taking in" a slight
sprinAiing of taxes. lie intends 70 COM
moncr ia earnest next month. and before
the lat day to have the last dollar gath
ercd IN.
sheriff Irwin j. taking In u .pfink-
ling Of taxes. He expects t. commence
IN earnest next month, and before the last
day to have the last dollar Of personal
take, gathered in
-Dr. After presented his resignation
r. Sclec, Councilman TO the Mayor the
other day. Thi. will clear the platter |
clean and impose upon the citizen. tho
Ig'y e electing a full board
Blankcuhur-s bakery wagon horse
ran away yesterday on Ohio Levee,
throwing Blankenburg from the seat, and
catering excellent pie. aud dnc bread
n al directions. Luckily, Frci escaped
Ininigrel
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"HEAp oy SAvioATioS."--rha.s Cairo.
There hiss not been day during the pres
ent sesaon during which our merchants
have no. shipped freights South BY river
and there are now NJ our wharf thirty.
three STEAMERS taking caryosa for below.
The Commonwealth and Kmilis Ia Barge,
for New Orleans. Utah, for LATHE Rock,
and the Lockwood, for Shreveport, are
loading here with freights received prin.
cipslly by rail from st. Louis and Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-05

The CoAx RxcxPTIoS.-An invitation
having been extended to the members and
pcw-holdsrs Of the Episcopal church, =
large company Of ladies and gentlemen
me, at the residence 81 the rector, Rev. }.
G. Coan, on Monday night, last, and cn-
joyed u season Of social Intercourse alto
gather pleasant. The Reverend gentle
man and his estnable lady received their
guests with friendly greeting and enter
tanned them with hearty good viii. The
lunch that was spread, is spoken Of as a
near approach to tho perfection Of cult
nary art, and was partaken Of by the com-
pany, whose appetitss were whetted BY
the excellent quality Of the viands which,
spread before them, pleased the eye as
much as they ,icklcd the psla,es Of the
epicures who were present.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-05

\ FEMALE dad BEAT.-For several
days past an old woman, apparently in
destitute circumstances, wearing gray
cloak with black stripe around the bottom,
black sun bonnet and black dress, has been
going from house TO house asking charity.
Yesterday .hc called upon Mr.. Bryan
ShauUcs,y, who offered her yic,uals, which
she Indignantly refused, demanding mon
ey. After her departure Mrs. shannessy
missed her gold spec,acles, and at once sus-
pectcd that the poverty stricken woman
mad stolen them. Ex-Sheriif Meyers was
informed Of the circumstances, and gave
chase Overlooking the old lady, he insti-
tutrd .oarch tshe consen,ing) and
found on her person three pocketbooks,
one containing nickels one fractionals and
the other grcenbacks, amounting in all TO
between S75 and Si0O. Also leg of
mutton, and a large quantity Of coffee and
sugar, The 'pecIacles, however, could
not be found and the old lady, IN the
greatest confidence informed the e1-sheriff
that she was several points too smart for
hm. lie admitted the soft impeachment,
aud beat retreat.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-05

WHr?-That is the question. Why
did not hscolored people Of Cairo colo
bsoes che eighth anniversary Of their cman-
cipsfion3ast passed. Could they not obtain
orators from the ranks Of the white cle-
ment Of their partly Can it be possible,
that, now the election is over, the Radical
white men have no use for the Radical
black men Ungrateful fellows
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-05

WAxTRD AT ST.. CHARLES -IIoTEL.--
We want frst.class chambe-maii
laundry and dining room girl. TO each Of
the above, steady employment will be
given, and liberal wages paid.
% JEWETT WILCOX Il Co,
IT Prop. 81. Charles Hotel