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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12


Is MANAGED-THE KILLING OF KEEPER CAL
VERT.
The trial of Justus Dunn, charged Win killing
Samuel Calvert Of the keepers the House Of Refuge on kana
Island March H. was continued yesterday ia the Court Of General Se'
ou, before Judge Bedford Israel c. Jones' Superintendent o. me
House Of Refuge testified the boys confined there work sn'
d,, In Sumner and seven 10 Winteri each boy re-
ed 70 epshD 10 pairs Of shoes DAFT there 10 no room
there known A. whipping closet though the boys are sometimes
blpa With s strap into four thongs and attached 70 sno
cl In extreme whipping administered on the bare hssh
the number Of stripes being regulated BY the person charged Wi" m
eus the punhmen witness had blood low nom e boys
backs ar being whppei be did not remember that CATHOLIC boy SEM
from Astoria Of Refuge severely beaten Tor reu"E
10 attend Protestant Of worship that be died In consequence
seven O. eeh. boy had tied by their thumbs during his admins
trsou and be but that they sometimes TIED 50 "
they could no. touch the ground with their feet.
Assistant Attorney Stuart seced to the asgungof the
manager, Of the House Refuge their conduct OF That nsunon
r.sypt but Juige Bedford most important case aud he
ou allow the fullest latitude both de that tie pubhe might
learn the ersct truth.
Mr. Jones further testified that particular form Of religious service
WAS In use but only general teaching the principles Of Christianity
d. John Colby physician the House Of Refuge testified - 70 As
wounds inflicted upon the deceased keeper
lanes Brennan testified the House Of Refug March H.
and saw Calvert kicking while Dunn striking at Calvert vi tn
knife -, -, IT,. ".
testified that Calvert began II. ,.,,.
Mr. Hove then opened for the defense John Csaghan testified that
while House Refuge hung up U hs amo
he fainted, for attempting to run swAr Adjourned
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Thought bnt one which completely answered. ~ Ihe
World Itself when 1t trying to project upon ens anS
cratic Marty an Ofce-hOlder Of Grants
niedSng The support Of that great party to him. TDen
s World cOneasa that tins sn pssiy Seh
conl Democrat the simple but to IL sufficient rea-
son that the preponderant element OF the alliance would
ceTfainy c0ntroi any administration IL might elect The
liberals would DO lost In the Democratic party, ana
poweress take care OF themselves u case OF success
unless they were partially insured by the nomination,
While the Democrats would control everything In case
of success. Such is recollection OF The World teaen
ings when 10 expected the nomination 70 IAN on AuauS
What was for myrads Of ganders then IA not now
sauce for single goose in The Worlds estimation.
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THE REAVY CASE.
DECIDING PROPERTY AWAY WITHOUT KNOW
ING 1T.

DECIDING PROPERTY AWAY WITHOUT hNo"-
ING 1T.
Alexander II. Reavy and George X. Thomas were
ugned In the Court Of General Sessions before Recorder Hskes
Yesterday charged by Elizabeth Taylor with forging deed Jan
conveying No. 529 West Porhirdst to Thomas Heavy
the LAWYER who was arrested indictment while trying case IN
the Court Of General Sessions time
Mira Taylor testified yesterday that Mr. Ness mason who h'o mao
some repairs on house. placed mechanics lien upon III she "
once consulted Thomas who resided the same house. and vi"
gard BY her almost adopted be urged her TO Apply 70
Resvy for legal advice going out retained with him. e
hearing the Circumstances Of the Reavy handed her onf
paper to hgn, which be said necessary TO prevent inc
lien from taking eject accordingly signed the paper and
few day serwar asked Thomas for copy Of It, bat was told n
WAS not ready; asked gn and again and received the sane reply
until eight days sewad Thomas said her, "o'nel
do Mt You know you decided your property me and prdae
paper puportng to deed converting her house TO Thomas se
assured the Jury had Intention OF giving her mouse
to Thomas selling her SOUL and not word had been SAID 70 n
h regard IN until she Informed by Thomas that had been con
yeye During crosexmnaton she tsed that a. me nne e
gned paper house morgaged Tor 1iOV saw "
OIel And 5000 10 Mrs. ASh. Adjourned.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HBw -TORK -.

PORT OF EBw-ToRK -. ........"".".....JUEB IL
CLEARED.
st..m.bip Scotia (Br) Lott Liverpool Cbsi Fr.nklyn
Bteamshp Wyoming tBrl whseray Liverpool Williams Guion.
seansp Ctr Of hereO Sherwood, Havana and Mexico Aler
Steamship wysnoks Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
Steamship MsiAs steysn. cb'n.e Baltimore, VIZ" p.l1sL
steamship " Pairch Trou Philadelphia, j. Il y. Bngg ,
Steamship Volunteer BIOOdsoO Philadelphia LOnll'd steamship
Steamship g. C. Walker sherrn. philadelphia.
steamshp Sarah Jones. PHILADELPHIA
stesmship Nsrsus Bearse Boston II. ?. DImoeL
ssip erea. Wet Levi, LIsrp9" ch,s H. Marshall Co.
Ship Pani AI5s lGssl aas9ss Is%sa1S Eaa,6 Si,s Co.
R.s R Richard s Ps,s D; D.y ms'9..s %9'' Co.
Bark Bugoneser Kristen Ge Kristen. Stein Funeh Edge
Bari AnIn, Pie, Valparaiso, Fabbd L chauncsy
B.s 7,ae Dsserion RarAsaoe, Sons
BAH Iumud lBE Joan'on SaguA Ia Grande wsydell Co
s s E T rs sSSi p s S ss Tss BoA"aa'
Big Roshl,Hd BIl Desmond sidney. B; G B. Swain Co
Bds MsHphs DBL Mscon6eI Windsor n S. Crsuds
seSr Kate Brigham MfS., New orleans M PrigA;%sca
6ehr Moderator: ROlou Richmond Evans Bal Co.
Steamship Tsung Ger Never Hamburg Nay 49, and aTrs June
Ship Bic of Glasgow Dgnean LvsEool 2s dsy; With mds.
sGS S S Gs VP Sss1 .y T s ua. ' and PASS
Pig hun'%n Mashs Man'QH CqIasns, DAYS with sugar s
s sI Esisf&: DsT 4f Dso Ny F.ns1 days
lumber.
Schr. d. d. SteemAn Scul. Virginia
Schr. j. u. johnson. Smith, Virgins.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
b S snS IGoS from foS G's EP @ d aS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON June 1.-THE North German LLOYD steamship Do
uan Ernst New-YOri Jane for Bremen. arrived here to-day
LONDON June 1.-The Allan Line steamship HISTORIAN, Arj from
Baltimore loy liverpool, has arrived oct
HALIFAX n s. June lOArrved steamship Oriental from Boston
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
HAyAT s. June .Iee Sorwes1a SseCOnsni At PugTssh
Cape omentne ane weather while the Mmac 10 hall
last captain the accident entirely owing TO the Incorrect
bis chart The bearings and depth Of water bell buoy
needed this reef The SHIP much damaged but expected TO
be got Of
For Latest Ship Ne,rs FiTh Pd1e
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. Jusn 10

WEDNE0UhT JUNH u
Maj. "a, Rnor. vi, Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Wyoming close a. m supplementary Mali Rer No 40 N
r. IA a M. Steamship sails al 10 a NJ
ian letter. aepoe supplementary Aal must be prepaid with
double postage .
A Prasaan Closed Mail Is sent by this ine
. THURSDAY JuSE H.
u. M Pn,o,. via pimouth Cherbolrg aud Hamburg per steam.
hin Wo elese Al lao Supplementary Als Pier
foet Of hst HoboEsn closed atEOO Steamship sails
IAN letter. Deposited Supplementary Malls must be prepaid with
MAJ lar isv,p. and the West ladies' steamship Columbia
close al H. m Supplementary Mail on Pies No. 81 Il, eose
Steamship sails AZ , p. m l.I....r
u. far I.,s m g. Is uiose The New-Yck Past once ever,
Fhdsy Al clock y m steamship sails IRON Portland Me- Sat
GPn.i.. Closed Mall is only sent By the wirams GuiOD
Human Lane canshpA
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mattbes, Jewelrp, etc.
Proposals.
oIYcH OF rus BOARD srAra BuLOrys coI~rsuOsE

~
OFYcK y Board srArg BUILDING CoTxisuoSERs
LANSING, Michigan
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
n ORSPROPOSALS will be received by Bosrl Of State Dgih
ing COMMISSIONER Ohce, in the City Of Lansing until
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of JAY 1874 al u O'Clock,
for building and completitgs
NEW CAPITOL BUILDING
IN said CITY r. lansing with plans and specifications
on 4 In said Office -. -
Every bidder will be required 10 accompany bis bid vlh bond IN N.
SIS 0 With surees TO be approved By the Board Conditioned
the shall be awarded h he VAL enter lnto
contract a accordance With bis proposal
proposals sealed and iB0rsed Proposals for Battling he
Capitol" and addressed Board OF state building
Comm sioners Lansing Mich. - 49,
BOa right 10 reject al Of the bids omied
The proposals received Will be OPENED at the OIce Of Tie Board On
TUESDAY, july 0. l3T2 a. 9 o'clock M -
All Information regard 10 bung he obtained At the 0es
OF the Board H. y. BALDN IN. Governor
T. O. GROiYEhOk,) State
JAMES SnBARER.s Padding
ALEX CnAPOToS, y COinmlss oHerl
Arm L. BorRs eecretarT.
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at loI
1853. .0ppcnhym sgt. Springfield
Fire and Marine ms. Co. Of
Springfield, Mass
1857. Sane sgt htDR LIS. Co. OF
Hartford, Conn.
lli. Peterson sgt The Mayor,
&c
l70l. Waller ct al agt. Frost
1913. Bennett sgt. Stein.
1915. .MerchaDts. Farmers, and
Mechanics Savings Bank
AIT. Miller.
1917. .Frobisher sgt Hoffman.
S287. .RAynor, eI'r, agt. Stsdtler.
PART u.-BRADI,
CSC. Harvey agt. Merchants Nat
Bank.
662. ARCHER ACT. o'Brien, Sheriff,
&c.
100. Archer ct al sgt. Harlem ct al
col Atlantic Mail 5. :. Co. Hgt
Central Amencan Transit
Co.
6i6. Hoffman sgt. Wagner II al
1904 Page Agt. Williams ct al.
-. .Hollerer ct Al. agt. Rufner
ct al.
GENERAL TERN.-lNGRAHAM. p.
Opens at
T..- art -
SO. agt -.
90. Ggt -.
lie. Townsend sgt. Sheppard.
III. Story Rgt. The Orange amp
Alexandria Y. r. Co.
ll9. Murphy agt. Salem.
l2O. Learned sgt. Ryder.
I2l. Laurent agt. Philips.
III. .PAlen sgt. Bushnell.
I24. Jones sgt. BIseken.
I25. .MoLane agt DE Lever.
126. Allen hgt first Natl Bank Of
Richmond.
l2t. Harms act. BsdellT.
ll9. Day apt Ruprceht
CHANBEKs-BARRETT. "opens
l0l. In the matter, &c, Of Henry
q. Moore.
i06. Scott ct al sgt Prater 1t al.
l3l. Woods agt. Northern Pacibc
X. X. Co.
l40. Williams sgt. Cairo and Full
ton X. X. Go.
l56. In the matter, 6e.. Addison
Smith 10 Tsoate assessment
Isl. In the matter, &c, 5. NJ.
SelbeT 80 yAeate assessment.
l53. In the matter, Ne, Edward
Jones 10 yGcate assessment.
IN. FRIEDMAN AIT, R0idey.
SUPERIOR COUKT-IKIAL TIN
atll
20. Howell sgt. Kelly, Sheriff.
li6l Trevor and another Agt. Smith
etAl.
1929. Godfrey art WiilismsbuTgh
City Fire Ins. Go.
-. ,Keck, tr., agt WeTier.
53l. .Reireman ct al agt. Buck
man.
l3l3..Agaie tgt Lowenbeln and
others.
1899. Simon sgt Heenan and sno.
1913. CLARK, &c, agt. Bue jer.
1915. .BurkhalteT ct al agt Muir.
ply.
1871. .B0N en- AT. Hstten.
PART IL-BARBOUR. {
1926. Aver sgt FenneT, impleaded.
80. Lslght sgL LyoOmiDg Fire
ms. Co.
1903. BY sgl. O'BTien, Sheriff, &c.
l256. o Bdsn, sheriff agt. Mer-
chants Ina. Go.
1884,. Same agt. HllliAmsburgh
City Fire ms. Co.
1896. Same sgt Commercial Fire
las. Go.
IilS.. W ilson sgt ElmOre.
251. Pr.edenberg agt O'Bnen.
sken1, &C.
1898. Christ. alm'f. act Fortf'
seeoui-st and Orsni-st !
VERY r. r. Co.
l27c. Dcrnap agi. Hosk.nL
Cos .Ubennau agt. NEtenneu. :
COMMON PLEAs-BoUTTI Tenn
a.. .Washburn aai. Ferrett
So. Mcneil, reo'r, agt GridleJ
aud ano-
N..FreeOOrn Agi. 1hs MAYOR.
a. Yoorhix, IT,, sgt. SsHe.
23.IagFaVe Agt- van nr
H..Crevier, jr,, sgt me.
TRuL fEha- RAar III. ,
i0s6. Ca las AIT. Tia Fall River
ln1h Works e..
l04. Wilson agt Ollh stead.
1851. Alexander sgL AAfoBl
tts-. Bulisef sgi. O'Bhen, Sheriff,
ke.
1851 .Devlin sgt Costello et al
eV6O. .Angeyihe agt. Esndfori. /
lbN, .PIawe agL Mutual Protection
Lifc lns. Society u. 3.
GO. .McCAuley, admir- Agt Cans
1919. .Shepperd agt KnloEsrbocker
Lac LA Co. 81 n. Z.
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IIsIATURb ALMARs,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun l.23 1911 Moon sets. Mora
.I s,au rnis oAv--1a
saniy Hoot 900 dOrs lsAh... GA Hell Gaie Pen el3
ataH rms DAY-P
saady aeoL 0OS Gors lsasd Gg uen Gate feru.. 23o
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L VAN BRUST, J. - opens
!. IN.
1888. Same sgt. Same.
9l9. .Pelt ct al. sgt. YOunEs ct al.
.27g. .Goald sgL Cochran and abo.
l517. Morton, assignee, agt Lud-
low, trustee.
l7sl. .Vandepoel, rec'r, sgt. Ward.
I9i3. .Buddensiek agt. Sensbeimer.
Isf9. .Rennie sgt. Diggles etAl.
1853. Baker and Gno. agt Tuttle
and ano.
95S. kellogg sgt Cutter.
$50. Fowler ct al agt Chsnuen.
800. .Churchmsn e. al sgt Hem.
ming, impleadeL
"Opens At II q. m.
10. Sheldon sgt 0'BrieB. Sheriff,
sc.
1876. .suydam Ell ST.. sgt. LabIn.
79a. MARITIME agt Mcdaniel
8O6. sheridan sgt. Hanlon.
1884 Larned sgt. Ryder.
D4i Same agt Same.
34Ji Same sgt. Same.
270l .Jewett 81 al. agi. Black.
6C6i Cornell sgt. Hodges ct al
. LEONARD and GILBERT, IL
Oi a. 10.
$50. Bret. sgt. N. American s. S.
Co.
1911. Muller sgt. Pondir.
lJ2. Hastings agt Schultz
l3J. Holmes hgL Mead.
49,. Alexander Agt Bernard
l35. Reynolds sgt Kelly.
lB. .StuTyesani Bank AIT Nat
Mechanics Banking AssO-
citation.
137. .Illnde act. Smith, jr.
lJ8. .Haeket,sloWn Nat. Bank sgt
Res.
li2. Hatch hgt Pesgnet.
B3..- AT. -.
10 a. m.-Calendar called al 10 m.
100. Il be SecOuf-avc. X. X. Co.
sgt The Mayor.
1856. Wise ct al agt. Morris ct al.
1893. Hull ACT. HTland e al.
2lj. .Midecley agt. Brown.
2l6. Same agt Sane.
22O. kellogg agt. Kellogg.
221. .Rarl AT. De Barry.
2J3. Van Boskerek sgL Van Bos-
keTck.
239. .Prouty sgt. Michigan South.
ern and Northern Indiana
X. Il. Co.
'all-25O. .Wheelock act. Belden.
PART L-MCCusS, "opens
g2i. .RhineberVer, administrative,
AIT RILEY.
52l. .McBride agt secoBd-AVe.
r. 4. Co.
697. Hines agt. Densher Ard ano.
6'3. .Laihrop AIT CatherwOOd.
6O7. .Schaus agL Manhattan Gas
lght Co.
40. .Bun sgt Warden and ano.
49,. .RlV AIT. Welrh.
6sS. .Blsddsden agt. Commercial
lire las Co.
BI9. Chapman agt PheniI Fire
lns. Co. Of n. Y.
81. Courtney agt. Baker.
"OPENS At II .. m.
5J5 .Msyner et a. agt. Bechtel.
ly6. Morris agt White and orA
OH. Rockwell at. Calm.
glB. Same agL same.
JOi. .BIs.ell AIT. Hart.
30. .Llghtstone agt. Weber.
H..Sehaefer agL BloAn.
~. Myers Agt. Dickson.
300. .Birlsall agt. Dormsn.
so. .DaJ sgt O'Bnen, Sheriff
go. .Dory agi. Mere.
va. Altman art 0'Brien. Sherry.
~. kicke sgt' Kiue and ano.
40. Merritt and Ano. aga. CLARKE.
85e. Richard agt The Hamburg
AID American Mail :. S. 90.
lS9. .OrsenSsld AgL TosAnG
ROBINSON, J.-Opens ALLAN
3. .Bily agt. Taylor.
IS. .Donan - Chalvin.
A.. Voprhib sgt. Samson et al.
81. .Belle-heih agt Lew ct al.
IS. Hayward AT Levy.
81. Crane sgk Genin.
DkLr, J.-Opens Al Ian.
iB9. Killing AT. DIseh.
5y1. Rogers tgL brennan, Sheriff,
il9. .Frsuk at. frahk.
~. Manson agt Graham.
j66. Carroll AT. The ThlTi-aVs.
X. X Go.
as. .Carnngton sgt Coulter.
I35. Mailer Ell al agt Hoffman.
~. Walker kgt Crsftmeu'a Life
ARuraloe Go. Of N. \.
m. Richards hgt, Wellington.
"a. .Ooyon sgt. O'Connor
,ts,.5sLas Az 1sza
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North Atlantic Express Co.,

Incorporated under Special Chlt-f Gene onre u Broadw
Newton, Scuth Twelfth fLaielaa Central Ear0Peaa W
Zee Rue tenbc :.
OFFICES ASD AGENTS ~ ALL PARTS OF EUROPE her
ehaud Money Bosds Jsae, Samples, Personal hc se No
sAIdsd Nlh dApasSA- D U. JVAAs AAAs<s-
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A PERrLRxED WORLp.

1t is amusing to find TIE World catangled in
tie tolls OF "a tnenIal difficulty NON VI oh Ia iabOfed
90 stIenaousy 70 dsehgage the Democratic mind before
tne Cibei.lau convention met After tugqng hard 10
get the Dfn0tl4e patty out VI is very SO lghafter
washing L Of its adleige pTjudecs and Presenting IL ia
cesIly plsht as decile follower TO Charles Francis
Adaus--Tte World has gone aud Jumped INTO the very
saAs mre. Az Al0nd lie argument l. uVt Oy after
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THE COURTS.
THE DUNN TRIAL.

HOW TIE RANDALL's ISLAND HOUSE OF REFUGE
Is MANAGED-THE KILLING OF KEEPER CAL
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Ocean 5ieamers.


TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Mail sailing the 23d Of month
NORTH AMERICA. Caps WeLr June ~
NBRRIMACk. Capt @. Socnm. July 70
SOUTH AMERICA. Can't Tinkepalgh, August II
splendid schedule a. ~
Pernambuco Bahia and Rio De Jane gong and returning For
engagement Of freight passage, apply 10
WIN r. GARRISON. Agent No. 5Bowinggreen, NeS-lorE
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
HI NETWORK, aud MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ,
Leaving Pier No. H. East River at direct for haya9ai
VIRGO, Buckley t!ayana onlJl......i IESDAI gane ~
CITY Or MERIDA, Timmeunan... ........MONDAl july
CLEOPATRA. Philips Qayana lVL.....I uEsDAt jay
CITY OF HAVANA, July ~
i''"eSD OF ALEX ANDRE sous. % groadvs,
IT S. MAIL to HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co. Sailing regularly
EVERY THURSDAY o'clock precisely, iEon Flcr DO 10
North River; -.
MORRO CASTLE. T. II. Morton. me y
CRESCENT CITY Capt j. u. Baker. iva Nassaul june
For freight or passage apply 10 A. W. DSOCh ffeS4lent
No. 3Bo~hug-green o.
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
WEDNESDAY and SAT URDAT 70 and from Glasgow,
Liverpool Londonderry AMI Queenstown. 49,,
looked and from railway station IN Great Brhn
Ireland Norway Sweden, Denmark, Germany Holland Gea, and
NV AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drafts on the Old Country for any amount
Apply at tho Compenys OIces Bowlng-green. . 4.
" HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
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Az UNANswEREp REQUEsT FOR LIGHT.

Something like two months ago The Repub-
lodn took the liberty Of addressing respectful andas
II thOught-pertneut question 10 the accomplished
editor Of Harpe,s Weekly II takes the liberty OF
putting its inquiry a second time. If Gen. Grant is
thoroughly sincere In what he has said and written
the Of Civil Service Reform, how does IT happen
that Mr.. Jim Casey st collecting customs at New
Oreansi Mr. Curtis stands in the relation Of sponsor 20
Presidential reiormer and explanation from him
OF this singular circumstance would be eagerly welcomed
by a pSrple xed public.
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Court CALREE RS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CBcUT-PAgr L-VAS BRUSr, Opens
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-12

STILL wanted for cash. Wheat. Flour. Corn.
Lard. Blcon-ham~. &c.. ut T.. +. GiBsoN'S.
W. y. MCKELDIN. Athens. has 4 pair Of fine
Essex Pigs for sale.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-12

The Family Grocery House Of Tom. Cald-
welt. near the Depot. wa, broken into last
Saturday night and provisions and goods ia
the amount of several hundred dollars stolen
AMI carried of. A portion of the property
was found on Sunday secrcted in the woods
less than mile from the scene Ofthc robbery
Several parties were arrested OF SUNDAY. and
had an examination before the Magistratr'-
COurt-twO of whom were committed to Jail,
and third one held in bond of s2jO,GO to
answer to the charge. 1t j. thought the prin-
cipal thief is still at large. A system of thiev-
ing and plundcring has been going on about
the town and in the neighborhoOd for two or
three wears. and there seems to have been very
little effort to ferret CIT and bring the Offend
ers to punishment. All good citizen, are in
terested in their detection. and we trust hcrcaf-
ter more vigilance will be exercised in dis
covering the thieves, white or black. that they
may be visited with the utmost rigor the law.
Further arrests were made on Wednesday
making five now in prison as connected with
the robbery: TObc Shook and Ruff. Morgan,
white: Caleb McDermo;t. Alb. Hamilton and
JGrry Lucas, black. Other parties are wanted.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-12

We are indebted to the young gentlemen
Of the Society for the opportunity Of cnjoyin"
very pleasant entertainment at the hall in
the College Building last Friday night. The
debate was very crcditablc to the partic, en-
gagged. and seemed to deeply interest the large
audience in attendance. such debate, arc
highly Observation-Disclosures mind c0llidc> with
mind and stirS and nrouscs the vigor and
brings out the strong points of the youthful
intellect. training it to the habit Of thinking
for itself and to traycI occasionally outside the
well-troddcn range Of the books, to forage
in pastures new and among fields fresh with
original ycrdurc. \ highly pleasant incident
of the occasion was the Introduction at inter
walls of some excellent music, instrumental
and vocal. We don't remember when we have
passed an evening more agrccably.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-12

About year since the ChattlnOuGl Crrria.D
win and Crosby. They have succeeded in
bringing their work into notice and gaining
premiums at the Fair, in East Tennessee. over
ill other manufacturers. Recently the firm
has been changed, and we are pleased to wei.
come Mr.. Il. &. Cross, who. M 10 about one
year ago was senior and munagin" partner Of
is Il man Of executive ability. and brings to
his aid the experience Of many wears. We
wish the new firm Of Cross n Crosby success,
and appeal to our patrons and friends. Whcn-
ever they are in need to give them call.
"Syepd yoW moBcy al homc' is he moti0.
They employ twenty to twenty-five hands,
who hayeto be fed, clothed, housed and warm.
ed. They makca speciality Of sewing Machine
Wagons, railroad and Livery Work. sewing
Machine Agents, Railroad Contractors. and
Livery Men. should bear this in mind: save
lrcight> and build up HON" manufactures by
patr0nlHinG our home institutions. our bust
ness men, real estate owners and all we'll
wi>her> Of our growing city should encourage
this and all similar enterprises: they tend to
give Importance, both in trade and the dcyc-
opmcnt Of the business to Chattanooga. and
will ere long be one of The great features Of our
progress, strength and prosperity Chdttd-
HOOyu Uuily Times, l7N.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-12
Ca6lHeS. ana THINGS.

N"''''"- " 'ou'''', ',''N'"S N''n""' w.
'!'I 'o"'ry' ''rp','"orr,o N'u''' PROPOSE
:" ,n"o,'u'' wv h"'.o" up Il. N''"N' wv
'"' '''','', ''''"'''' P"'''' w Ut '''''''
LOW n' '"'v'" ~ "p,F'F ,"PP'''"!
ln' sprung sunshine n''''@' OUT Tue 'o'I''' ~
wen Nv ''''' O'n"'I''' Ho"'r''
| '"H'' county ms l''l'a 'lN 81 - cents Oh
'hr one hun1F'' 'o''"r' 'or 'rhoo' purposes
~ ~ '"'o '"' '',"' '''"'l -',', ''' ,"''"-o'N'
''uu ',ur "'''''''u 'I"'''''' "o''"r''
luz ''N"' '""'"''"' "'' preparing ''r ''''
mo M'N''o 10 P""''h Tue '''''' l"l'''''
r'3"t '"h''''n''' are announcer ior 'her'H III
'm,o" county, tennessee
Inc "H''i crop o' MAUI! county Is reported
u''u'"'''! promising
EH"' '"hh"' Dc HuuI''Ta''d' O"t th'y often
ou''lN' 'orr usefulness
me "Iia'it'd House ''llI occupies prolni-
h'Gt place III th' NN,n'lII' papers,
"No''aI n''Nt'e>. l. what 'hry call hangins'
ON west
lh"r' N" only sixteen candidates tor the Of
nee o. J"'.or III MONTGOMERY county,
WINNIE '''h>"n'" ~ Memphis committed SUI
rid' ~ IlgIl'ihs IRE win Kerosene
Hon. samuel Galloway Of ohio' di'd last
W''N'
iowa mas enacted Iq"or IA" o. the most
stringent 'nNra't'r'
never TAKE Oh u''lh'l because II looks IKE
>PFl''2' Inc truth H. flannel never looks Ike
'P,'"I'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-12

Attention i directed to the adrcrtis cmcnt of
b. i. Martin. Calhoun, Tennessee. 1t Is not
necessary to tell our readers in the lower end
of the county that Doe. Martin is one of the
best merchants in Tennessee, and that his as
sOrtmcnt of Goods is Away, large and COM
pletc. His present Spring and summer sup
plies are particularly full. and were selected
with special reference ia the wants and tastes
of his friends and customers. OF course. eve
rybody. male and female. will call and exam
inc hi stOcks bcfOrc looking elsewhere.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-12

The South Side Farmers club met at Cane
Creek Academy on the 10Th Of March. and or
ganizcd by clccting J. \. Hurley. President:
+. Tripplctt, Vice President; w. VI. Cas-.
Corrc>pondin" Secretary; and T.. W. Carlock,
Recording Secretary.
THIS is II step in the right direction, and the
example thus set by our cntcrpri,ing friend.
of the South Side might be prolitaby follow
Ell by other portions of thccOunty.