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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-06
TIE KU-KLUx PRISONERS.
Thtrty-seven Prisoners Still
In the House OF Correction.

Since the adjournment Of b eHnAted States
Circuit Court many ofsAhe unconvictedsKa
Klux prisoners ywfossaasesaEe togo osef!to'
the next term osfhSecpurtI:ha have been released
on bail in dlfsfent aamonntsyg ranging. from
one thousand to t~enSthoisand dollars me
names Of those still Remaining in h Oh
Correction yesterday afternoon are asaoao~s:
Jro.H q: Wright, Gcsan%Baaek.MtH Hawkins, 1.
Bolton Free. E. voiseTe$R:C @. Johnson, John
Wbillock, william G. Fowler, a.! FloSd, .:
D. Long, William johnson, (colored} Waae
salter, (colored) John Dawkins, 9colpfedlf
and Wal ace Williams, (colored) Union Coun'
ty; 8. c. Randall, q. NJ. Moore, R. b. Moss, b.
R. ssIpaugh, G. Ramsey, W. b. White, Andrew
Eetheripgton, JosnsM. t9ass, a. B. Francis
!. re: Harmon, MaSffaHsFarna, Edsafd"Tprnerts;
John W. GaffneS sgd Jerome r Moses YpFk
County; Plnckney George, B. DfHnnter' WIZ
liam Owens, G. ". Vandever and J. d. van
deyer. spartanburg; John Hancock, william
,Hsrdwick and Robert Porter, Chester Coun-
ty, and s. A.. Oliver, Laurens County. These
prisoners say they are as well treated as could
be expected, and have plenty to eat. The
prSSSQLmcuG VI luo Biouo JuAJ
fciency of meat rations applied only To- Inc
county jail.
AID. Henrichs, the young German, who was
arrested In this city upon q charge OF COM
plicity in the Ku KIux raids In Laurens: County,
was released on Saturday on his own recognl-
zaace,.t to appear at the next term of the court.
He5nriichs has only been about two years in this
country, is not naturallzed, and speaks but little
English, and it was at the instance OF the Ger
man consul, Mr.. c. o. Witte, that his release
was obtained. Mr.. White called on Judge
Bryan and District Attorney Corbin, On sa,ur'
day, and was very courteously received, and at
his request Major Corbin consented to Hen
richs'srelease, as above, aud also furnished Dir.
Witte with q copy Of the evidence taken upon
bis examination before Commissioner Porteus.
which has been forwarded-for the information
of the German ambassador / n Washington.
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cnpied.

TIE CHARLESTON RIFLEMEN's P1cNIc.-The
most ample arrangements have been made by
thisenterprising young club for a day OF com
plete enjoyment at their frat annual picnic, to
be given to-day at Mount Pleasant. The club
assemblies this morning, at Wiecking's Hall, 10
full uniform, with rifles, and will march to
Market wharf, where the ladiessand invited
guests are requested to assemble at or before
ten A. n, at which time the steamer will
leave.
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BUILDING M~ATER1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. p. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No.. 80 Plnckney street.
The above are all made at his owhtactory on:
Horlbeck,s wharf. He keeps, also, Frenchand
American window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
.Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mchs- fmwlyr:
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FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 24 King
street, offer unprecedented bargains In Quilts:
200 Allendale Quilts, lO-4, onlysl 373; 100 AL
lendale Quilts, ia, only 81 so; 100 Allendale
Quilts, 12.4, only 81 82s. may6
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ILLNESS OF TIE HON. ALFRED HuaER.-
They who know what the Hon. Alfred Huger
has been, and Is, to the people Of South Caro-
lima, will appreciate the deep regret VILE
which we learn that he was stricken With
paralysis on Saturday afternoon, and now lies
In a critical condition. There Is still some
hope OF his recovery, and that he will live to
behold the restoration of the blessings Of q
pure and capable government to the State
whose leal son he has been through long
years OF affection, as through decades of con-
tented prosperity.
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TIE YOUNG ARABS OF HAMPSTEAD
The Small Boys and the Fat Policeman
Racing around a Square.

HaGnpsteah Mall has been for several Sun
daysspbsBt lib chosen rendezvous for q large
.gahgefwhfte andfSopaoredb buys, who regularly
spenGSnnday afternoon inSggames Of base; ball
andotser noisysarnaiements. This has been a
Isodrce.of constant annoyance to the residents
in the4ylcinity andiFequent complaints Of the
noissSand MISREPRESENTATION of these juvenile
sabbath-breakers hare been made. The po-
liceman on the beat is always in a state of
excitement and chasing the young scape-
graces, who defy pursuit, among the alleys,
yards. and old batteries, and on pressing occa-
stons do not hesitate to take to the marsh.
Yesterday afternoon a sturdy Clubs and
Stars, of digniled appearance and aldermanic
rotundlty Of person. s~aaslsTplaced upon the
beat. His? earsgwere soon aasailed BY the noise
upon the mall, and strfdIngtowards the young
urchins ordered theIn~to BECOME. They scat
tered quickly enough, before the official, but
soon formed a circle, at a respectable distance,
His. portly dimensions attracted
their attention, and became. the target for
biting jeers and sarcasms. Almost beside
himself with rage, Clubs and Stars made a
rush at the nearest speaker. This was re-
1cefved with. yieIls OF delight. By the .assailanta.
The game was now up, and around the square,
about the batteries, and through the yards
went the yelling crowd, with the fat policeman
in the mIddle-the only silent person amonga
dozen tauntipg inpa. This could not last long,
and, hating for breath, Clubs and Stars sent
off for reinforcements. Several citizens an.
noyed by the unusual noise, also seconded bis
application, and before long the crowd OF
small. boys saw several nimble policemen
coming for them. The whole crowd incont-
nently took 10 their heels, and lively chase
ensued. The game ran like horses and dodgeo
like cartridges, but the noise was ended and
at length four whining juveniles were cap
tured. These denied all connection Win Inc
Asorderly party, and stated thatthey were on
their way home from Sunday. school, but their
fat friend was there to recognize them. They
were taken to the Guardhouse, where one
was locked up and the others discharged.
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HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT ON East Bay
Extensive improvements aud alterations have
recently been made to the fine corner building
No. 76 East Boy, opposite The NEWS Office,
and 1t is now to, be occupied. by Messrs.
Laurey, Alexander d. Co., auctioneers and
commission merchants, whose old stand, on
the opposite side of the street, just below the
Flrst National Bank, has become two contract
ed for the accommodation of their large and
increasing business. Their new warehouse
has been put in complete repair and reprinted
throughout. aud cow presents as fresh and
handsome appearance as any building on the
Bay.
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" sHAwIs AND LACE. PoNTs.-Black GrenR-
dine shawls for 50, and 81. Lace Points
some very handsome and all cheap: White
Grenadine shawls, with black, white and col
ored satin borders, at A. r. stillman's, Mo- 28l
King street.. ~ ---s=
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Anrtio11 6ales--fntnre Daps.
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE. !.
"ANDSOME. BRICK RESIDENCE ON

For pale, the handsome BRICK Re sDEECE at
the southscorner Of East Bay ard Vernon streets,
containing In the basement two large rooms
story, i've rooms on the third story and 40. att1c,
with water. WORKS and gas throu lhout the House.
piazzas, &C., &C., Kitchen, Carriage House ana
Tot ia surrounded on three sides by brick walls,
and measures 81 feet on East Bay by.2o0 1eet
deep. more or less. running through to Washing
ton street. Apply as above at N {. rs Broad street.
may6.m4
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A FULL STOCK OF BLACK! ALPAcAs at all
prices and fresh. Linens for suits-in buff,
tan and brown. A g~oodsheavy white Union
Duck at IS cents, at A. r. stlllman's, No.. Psi
King street.
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The ADesR L1NE.-The favorite stea Inship
Manhattan, Captain II. 8. Woodruff, left here
ON Saturday evening for New York, with q
large freight, among which HOO boxes green
peas She, had to refuse passengers, every
berth being taken and all the vacant space oc-
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TowELs.-An Unbleached Huckaback Towel
at l2A cent?, or 81 Is per dozen. Damask
Napkins, real good, at 81 per dozen. Corsets,
every style and price. A good Corset for SO
cents, at "A. R. stillman's, No. 2sl King street.
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CRUMBs.-Governor Scott is at the Mills
House.
Senator I. J. Robertson and Judge 7. J.
Mackey are In town.
The Mills House bar will be kept open during
the. summer months, the same as before the
closing of the hotel.
The monthly union prayer meeting Will be
held this evening at Trinity Church.
An extra important meeting OF the Pioneer
Fire Company is called at halfpast eight O'Clock
this evening.
The flower gardens in every part of the city
are looking we'll and promise to furnish beau
tiful displays for both the fremen's tourna.
ment and the memorial day.
The sixth animal meeting Of the Ladies'
Mutual Aid Association will be held at the
depository, Chalmers street, tomorrow even
Ing.
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MARsE1LLEs QUILTS Tor So. Colored-bor-
dered honeycomb Quilts for 50. A Msrseilles
Quilt, Intended for single beds, at 81 rs, at A.
B. stlllman's Dry Goods House, No. 2s1 King
street,
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Ku.KLux HUNT1Na.-Deputy Marshal Hen
bricks returned to the city yesterday after
noon from Cherokee County, Georgia, whittier
he went some days ago for the purpose Of ar
resting several persons = charged with XII
Kluxism. He made the arrests, but says that
on his way back be, was sssailed by a crowd
who rescued four of the prisoners. When he
arrived at Atlanta, another mob, headed by
several officials, came out and tookthe other
prisone: 3 away. From the same source we
learn that In one Of these ARRAYS a deputy
marshal Of Georgia was severely wounded.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
u At. Stewart d 90. vs, Kerri8on q Leiding
United States Of America, south Carolina Dis.
By virtue Of q Writ CT FIeri Faclas, to me d.
rected AMI delivered, issuing out Of the Honora.
BILE the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
District Aforesaid. I will expuse for sale TO the
highest bidder at the east end Of Broad street, IN 10
Of May, 1872. (oeing the first Monday Of said
month"; at II O'Clock A. NJ.
All the right, tile and interest Of the offend.
ants In and TO the following PROPERTY. viz:
All that LOT, UF LAND situate on the north
side or Hasel street, in the City Of charleston,
measuring and containing nfty 6o) feet on
front and rear lines, aud SO throughout In
width, and In depth one hundred and twenty.
seven Q2i0 Ieet Including the orlck van ~ tae
porlh which wholly belongs to said Lott be
the said measurement q little more or less. But
tipg and bounding to the north on Lands OF j..
THOMSON aud partly on Lands Whereon tne hin.
tary Hall is erected. to the east on LANDS OF tne
or House OF God. and to the west partly on Lot or
the Estate Of Moses O. Levy, now or lately occn:
pied by A. II. Hayden, partly on Lands. OF Samue
Fisher end John Marion, and partly on Two
now or lately occupied BY John Daily and VII.
liam Darlington.
ALI that TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE, stu
ate, lying and being on wentworth street, In the
CITY OF ClarleStOu, uOW VI ldteIy huoHn AVE-
llg; and also all that Lot, Piece or Parcel OF Land
wherein II stands, with the other buildings ano
on buildings thereon, which said Lot measures
and Contains IO6 +. ei on wentworth street, and
l45 feet in depth, be the same more or less; but.
ting and bounding 10 the north on Wentworth
sti eet 81 resaid, to the south aud east on Lands
now or la.e OF Elizabeth Corbetr, and to the west
on Lands now or late Of Robert Hume, being com.
posed chiefly Of part Of Lot No. 40, and partly Q
Lot No. So In the plan Of HarleBtOn Green, record.
ed In the Gf1ce OF the Common Pleas at Charles.
tyn.
ALSO,
{. ALI that LOT OF LAND, on the south side Of
feet front on Wentworth street, and In depth oOo
feet, be the same more or less; bounded on the
east BY Lands Of b. ID. Lazarus, on the WeSt py
Land Of Mrs. Wilkinson, on the north py Wens.
worth street, I'D on the south by Lands formerly
OF b, %, Lazarus, and now Of Miss Bunneau's.
ALSO,
ALI that LOT OF LAND, situate on the north
west oyrner OF Legare and Gibbs streets, 10 the
Gity or Charleston, measuring and containing In
front on Leg4re street 14S feet, and In depth from
east to west on the northern line 101 feet, and on
Gibbs street SO feet, more or less; -butting and
bounding on the north on Land formerly OF Mrs.
Charlotte W. Smith, to the east on Legare street,
to the south on Gibbs street, and to the west on
other Lands or the said Edwin L. KerriBOn.
Levied on as the property OF KerIison d Leid-
ing, defendants, at the suit OF A. ]. Stewart d 90,
Terms Of sale cash. Purchasers to pay O.. 8.
Marshal for all necessary papers and revenue
stamps. R. II. WALLACE,
:. mayo o. :. Marshal.
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The CHESTER SuFFERERs.-We beg to ac-
knowledge the receipt of five dollars, for the
sufferers by the recent storm, from Mr.. I. 8.
Hoffman, Of Greensburg, Pennsylvania. The
donation has been forwarded to The mayor Of
Chester.
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By R. M. MARSHALL u BRO.
Nm THURSDAY, 9TH INSTANT, AT II
n,cInck will ha anld. at fha PnatQ6lce. Rrp8f

U O'CIuCK1' VIII Ue tVVu' "5 1Ho 0oV0"0o7 DRV"U
street, $500 ~..a;32;
street, near Broad, containing seven rooms,
besides pantry and dressiDg-rUUms, ntohen I'd.
Joining house, cistern, gas and comuIodlous out
bHi diDgs on premises. Lot measures los by 1873
feet, more or less.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cash; balance In one,
two and three years, by bond, with interest semi.
annually. secured as usual. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. mayz-smwth4
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CONFERENCE.-The rite OF confirmation
was administered yesterday forenoon, at st.
Phillips Episcopal Church, to eleven persons,
by the Right Rev. W. B. W. Howe, VINO
preached on the occasion from Acts, 9Th chap.
ter, 18th verse; The service was impressive
and largely attended.
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To THE VIRGINIA sPRISas.-Mr. N. b.
Hotchkiss, travelling agent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, was In town on
Saturday, completing arrangements for close
connections between this section of the South
and the trains from Gordonsvllle and Rich
mon6-to the White Sulphur Springs. From
him we learn that the arrangements this year
will be far Superior to those Of any previous
season, and the route Is now made as safe,
speedy and comfortable as the best of passen-
ger cars, provided with the Westinghouse air
brake, close and certain connections, and at
tsntive and courteous employees can make 1t.
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FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT d co. offer fifteen
pieces of Black Stripe Japanese Silks, at only
rs cents per yard. apr2s
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FAREWELL OF Mr.. JOHN E. 0wENs.-Mr.
John E. Owens concluded his brief engage
ment at the Academy of Music with two ap-
pearances on Saturday, and was greeted with
good houses on both occasions. At the NATL
nee was presented the standard comedy of
Delicate Ground, in which the whole strength
of the company appeared, and Scion Single
with Mr.. Owens in the title role. At night Mr..
Owens again appeared as Mr.. Gilman in the
Happiest Day of my Life, and also gave a re-
petition Of Paul Pry. His reputation has been
more than sustained In these representations,
and the unanimous hope of the play going
public In Charleston is that this, the first visit
of Mr.. Owens and his talented company to
Charleston, may not prove by any means The
last.
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B.:UsINEsssH0 - zee :

A FRESH Lor.oF P1ouEs at 26 CENTS; at, a:
3. sullman's Dry Goods House, No. liking
street. Satin stripes; Mariposs and Yosemite
Stripes, all cheap, atNo. PSI King, street.
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DuToHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KnLER sweeps
them off and clears the. house speedily. Try
it. Sold by dealers everywhere.
apr2S-tuths2mos ,r
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ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTH CARoLINA.-Th
cspacious and elegantly appointed passenger
steamship, of the Iron Line, arrived on Satur-
day morning, with a large cargo and quite o
number of passengers. Captain Beckett sails
on Wednesday morning, eth inst, at ten
o'clock precisely, and considerable outward
freight is already engaged. Shippers can
count on every accommodation being afford
ed them, especially farmers with their truck
shipments. 1t Is needless to refer the travel
ling public to the palatial style of deck state
rooms, &C., for which this popular line Is 30
we'll known. The Georgia hence last Wednes-
dsy arrived out in time to deliver vegetables
and strawberries to the markets at sunrise In
fine condition.
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THE LATEST STYLES of Summer Cloths for
boys and mems wear have been received at
FurGhgott, Benedict d Co. apr29
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PLAYING CARDS. Linen, sixteen styles, SOC.
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. - 'febl9-ms.
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LET Us HAVE PEACE. Saturday night
Elliott street became the scene OF W dis
turbances characteristic Of that pious
locality.
John Hackett aud Sarah Jones, both COL
ored, got drunk, quarrelled, and after the
usual %Billingsgate, beganto fghtat the corner
of Church street. Both were arrested.
Later, about ll.3o o'clock, James Mcdowell
struck another man and a lively fight was In
progress when Clubs and Stars put In an ap'
pearance and captured the assallant.
Both cases will come up this morning before
the Mayor
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AcTs. OF THE LEGISLATURES of South Carolina
for 1871 and 1872 just received, and for sale by
Edward Perry, Bookseller, No. l4s Meeting
street, opposite Charleston Hotel. magazine
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GENTLEMEN's COATS, Vests and Pants nicely
dyed. cleaned and renewed at Otto sonntag's,
Dyer, No. "a Wentworth street, near Arteslan
we'll may3-fm2t
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YE THIRSTY MoRTALs. ~ATTENT1oN!-Gard-
ner,s celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street e.
tabllshment. aprlo
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The CINcISNArI NoMINATIoNa.-We are In
debted to the courtesy of Manager Easterlin,
of the Western Union Telegraph Company
for the frat intelligence OF the nomination Of
Mr.. Horace Greeley at Cincinnati. When
posted on The NEWS bulletin board, the dis.
patch was eagerly read BY hundreds Of graft.
fed citizens.
TIE NEW Cotton EXCHANGE In New York
was formally opened for business on Saturday.
The s%outhern'and Atlantic Telegraph Company,
a.. G. stolbrand, manager In Cbarleaon,)
have. opened al office In the Exchange, and,
having completed their second wire through
to New York, receive cotton quotations direct
from the Exchange the moments any fuctuation
occurs, as well as at. the regular hours.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-An important meeting OF
the Ladies' Memorial Association will be held
thlse evening, at eight O'Clock, at the Widows
Home. The committees appointed by the
Survivors Association and the Sumter Rifle
Club are requested 10 be present punctually at
that hour to meet the association, and confer
uuou The details for the usual decoration OF
the graves of the Confederate dead. Our clti-
zeps will beari in mind that this vii! take place
on Friday, the 10th Instant, and all contribu.
tions of flowers, &C., will be highly appre-
ciated. The remains of the Gettysburg dead,
brought home last spring, have had tomt-
stones erected over them, and will be honored
with the rest.
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CHURCH DED1cA1loN.-The new Catholic
Church just Representatives, dedicated
yesterday; Right Rev, Bishop Perslco, Of
Savannah; preaching the dedicatory sermon.
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NOTICE TO TouR1sTs.-Stereoscopic views OF
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
treet Bazaar. oec1s
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EUROPEAN and American stereoscoplc
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAssL STREET
BAZAAR. aprls'mmi
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THOSE Handsome Photograph Albums are
now sold at eOc. each. basel STREET BAZAAR.
aDr15-m. r''gNE - a-kt ..
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AUCTION AT FORT sUMTER--Messrs. Leiteh
& Bruins are to sell a large quantity of scrap
iron, composition, metals, &C., at Fort Sumter
tomorrow morning by order Of the Govern
ment. One of the steamers of the Mount
Pleasant line will leave Market street wharf
at 10 A. NJ. for the convenience OF thosS
wishing to attend the sale.
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A VETERAN PRINTER GoNE.-The funeral of
Mr.. James B. O'Rlley, a veteran printer OF this
city, took place yesterday afternoon at The
Unitarian Church, Rev. RE- Cutler officiating.
The remains were followed to the. grave by
Orange Lodge, A. F. NJ, the Charleston
Typographical Society and a large c%oncourse
of friends. Mr.. 0'Riley was fRy-four years OF
age. and had been for some years connected
with the Office of this paper. He was formerly
a partner of Colonel John Cunningham in the
proprietorship, of the Evening News OF this
clty. The deceased was highly esteemed by
his fellow-craftsmen, and, his death Is uniVer.
sally regretted.