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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25
A PERSONAL GOD,
The Doctrine Of Evolution Antaronizes
Relation. 4fi


Religion. 4 f'
| Every careful reader OF the writings OF
the leading advocates of evolution must
admit that that hypothesis is at war not
merely with the Bible, but with Chris
authority. We go further and saw that
evolution Is at war, and irreconcilably
at war, with religion itself. Spencer
would deny this, indeed has denied 1t.
Darwin, Huxley, Tyndall, would all deny
IL. Fiske has with great warmth denied
i. He has the. hardihood to say that
nearer my God, to Thee may Be the
the theist pure and simple! He Is mis-
taken. We beg Mr. Fiske, and all who
agree with him, TO interpret" nearer
my God, to Thee "in terms OF matter
and OF notion" and received it thus
" Nearer my Dynamis, my Persistent
Force, my Unknowable to Thee. How
does 1t sound?" Can the utmost inren-
uity torture any piety out OF that? We
leave It to the evolutionists Of high or
low degree to answer.
No! the essence Of religion Is the be-
Lief in the filial relation OF man to lis
Maker, and the conduct of life in mo,
cordance with that belief An inner
sonal God Is, we will not say no God ut
al, but q God between whom and man
there is nothing in common. IT mot
He) Is out Of all relation to humanitv
Affection for 1t, reverence for it. is out
OF the question. There may be fear az
II, or OF any other fetish or idol. bnt
that is all. Worship Of it Is absurd,
and without worship there is no re,
ligion. -
Although under rigorous ANALYSIS
the concept Of God, like that Of matter
disappears In the concept OF force. and
although the ideas OF inflnity and Der.
sonality are mutually destructive. We
are, nevertheless, constrained. il we
would retain any form OF worship what.
ever, to conceive a personal God. who
takes an interest in us, and for whom
we may, therefore, reasonably entertain
the feeling Of love. The postulate Of a
personal Deity is as necessary to the
worshipper as the postulate Of an m
known reality behind phenomena is to
The evolutionist. An impersonal God
can no more arouse the emotions than
space can awaken the heart. Practi-
,aily, humanity, as at present oonsti-
tuted, must have an anthropomorphic
iod, or none at all. And that God is
realized, materialized. il you will, in the
person OF the man, Jesus the Christ
Richmond Enquirer. |
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

The Republican does not like our style
ofwriting. That Is sad. However, we
are not entirely satisfied with 1t ourself.
But, then, the trainers OF the English
language never thought there would be
such a set OF political scoundrels as
rule this State. and therefore, did not
provide us with words strong enough to
describe them. We trust the Republican
will bear with us under the circum-
stances. We shall endeavor to make
out through this campaign with such
words as we have got.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

Senator Logan is given as the author
ity Tor the report that President Grant
has determined to get Secretary Bristow
out OF the Cabinet. II may be in the
line OF Logan's aspirations to become
Secretary OF the Treasury, but for the
good 81 the finances of the country. il is
to be. hoped that, II Secretary Bristow
does leave the Cabinet, Logan will not
get the place. Let Logan stick to the
u ,ah ~ when, rs an author. he seems
Journal w.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

Monthly advertisements. having tho run OF
the paper, inserted every other day. TO be
charged two thirds the above rates.
Editorial page mQnthly advertisements, each
square. Gao per month tN
ADVERTISING ATEs-WEEKLy.
Transient and general rates the same M for
Daily.
Advertisements for tho period 81 one month
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

Last evening Chief Engineer O'Con-
nor instructed the Captains Of the Har-
Dor Protection Company's tugboats that
hereafter, In case OF fire on any boats
lyir ! In the Sixth District, that a signal
OF two rounds OF four Bells win DO
struck, to which they will respond.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

Gen. Wade Hampton, one Of our most
distinguished Southern men and a gal
liant and famous officer In the army of
Northern Virginia, arrived In the city
Wednesday night and Is at the st.
Charles Hotel. Gen. Hampton's gallan
try In war and wisdom In peace have
endeared him TO the whole Southern
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

A man was found dead near Reno.
CAL. with an open Bible in his right
hand, and In his left hand an opon
whisky bottle, and II they could only
tell which object he applied himself to
at last, believers Ia eleventh hour
repentance would know just what 10 put
on his tOmbstone.--COn jOnatisi.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

The Republican, says many rude
things about the Red River people.
Well, that paper cannot be expected to
love the Red Riverites they don't think
very we'll Of It. From Alexandria to
Shreveport tho Republican Is known by
no other ndmo than "The Thieves
Own - }I5 fft ,iisa Ht4l
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

ueosms Democratic and Conservative
s,ate Central Executive Committee. 1t. Patrick 7
Hall, Now Orleans. February II. is70.-At an atlf
iourncd meeting. held on tho above datc. tho fol
lowing resolution WINS unanimously adopted:
Resoired Tint the different parishes through.
out tho State, which have not already organizo(l
their Parish Commuters. be requested to do Hd
and report the niines Of tho officers elected and
their postofIlce address to the State Central Com
mittec.
r. j. SULLIVAN. Becy. 9-,I54. fc1g u
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

WoRDs AND DEEDS. While Senator
Morton is mounting over Mississippi
outrages, the Democrats and Repubfi-
cans Of that State, In the General AS
sembly, are impeaching rascals in high
position like Lieut.. Gov. Davis and
threatening the peace of mind OF Amos
himself. It is a great . outrage . in
Morton's eyes to convict a colored Off
cial OF bribery and corruption, but he
must try to bear it. 80 ila ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

Bruce. The New York Day Book q
red-hot Democratic paper, does not take
much stock In the colored Senator from
Mississippi. who has been on rampage
lately. Our contemporary observes !:
Apart from Grants rascality, we must
say that, In view OF his vote, niger
first vote he gave after his syirtuous ora
ton being cast for Billings, one Of the
most conspicuous scoundrels In this ace
o. villainy. Step down and OUT Bruce.
1ou are simply a 'colored' nuisance
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25
CARPET Es .R and : 5 G 3: = !.

Wholesa,e and Retail. n 0harlrss - .s 10
CARPETING, Administer. Velvet pr Z inn,svicsn.
EtIQOR OIL CLOTH, Englisa 4n aac .
WINH0W bHADES. Table and Piano o'
CURTAIN snd Furniture Msterlals:a Gin Co.'S
B6OCATELLE, Cotelines. Reps anu 0
BURLAPS. by the bale, piece Or Xar9i I SON
fe2o SuWeFr2p A. BROuss1A'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

Mrs. Woodruff: 'f,'' '"'s -
Let this embodiment OF prurient
ana disgusting Yankeeism be greeted
with the scorn and contempt Of ali hon.
est and yigtu0us Southegpeys." W
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE. ssnf,af g
Lord High Chamberlain.
~ -
RECEPTION OF TINE KING!

The loyal subjects OF His Blessed Majesty ST.
REX, the King OF the Carnival, are notified that
their beloved Sovereign will dlsembark from one
of his vessels Of war on MONDAY, February -,
at the foot Of Canal street, at IA o'clock. He will
be received with Royal Honors. After His Ma
lesty and Suite are seated In the Royal Carriages
ln waiting, Colonel Kentimara will proceed at
tho head OF the Royal Escort mp to Canal street
On tho north side 70 Rampant. to south side Of
Canal to Camp. 70 Julia. to st. Charles, to City
Hall. where, as ID customary, he Will receive the
keys Of his loyal and beloved Capital Of New
Orleans, and receive the congratulations Of His
honor tho Mayor and the City Council. From
thence His Majesty will proceed at once TO his
apartments Of State In the Hotel San Carlos"
where. after a brief rest, he will receive his
Ministers Of State and the Dukes OF the Realm.
At 3 o'clock His Majesty viii graciously visit
the Grand Exposition at the Fair Grounds,
where he will spend few moments in Witness
ing and inspecting the trfumphs Of mechanism
and art which have been achieved by his true
and loyal subjects since his last sojourn In his
favcrite city. 9dj figCs sfHi35lI I1i
On account OF His Majesty,s extreme old age
and the impending fatigue OF Tuesday, His
Majesty will return to HIS Apartments OF State
and retire ut an early hour.
GOD SAVE THE KINGi
this tho nd day OF February, Ammo Domini, ISIS.
and Of His Maiesty's reign the tOosth.
,.-s ,erf Lord High Chamberlain. \
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

}itg OFrrcg STATE TAX CoLL3g.Gia,sO'
i First District l6s Gravisr street - isi6
Public Notice is hereby given 70 IAA are. ~
OF the FIRST DISTRICT Of New Orle sa =. ~
am ready to issue STATE LlCEN0. -. r.ars
year 1876. and to receive all TAXES fof w s,ru
1875, 1874 and 1873. The Office viii o Gp rrn
. a. N. to 8 .. m. n. UsFy+is,,lA.
= a2g I'm ~ State n Y Collector First g4"r
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

OUTC0 OF mATC6e
TO FIREl6EN.
b trt ,fs;q9 asBalI 1871 9aB
We have Just received line OF
WHITE CAsHMHREs AND MERINORs.
specially SdrFTREdEN'ssHIRTs and vii, IN
them at yerz low prieesg especially by larra
quantities. Also, - &c..
WHITE COTTON. GLOVES taIl sizesl
Please call and examine them.
T. DANZIGER'S SONS 9e &
2os Canal street,
1e1S lm2p Bet Burgundy and Rampant.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25
PROCLAMATION
BY THE
d KING OF THE CARNIVAL.
EDlCT xXxU.


To all to whom these presents shall come:
GnaErTEd: In honor OF HIS Most Blessed Ma
jestyss safe return to his royal and beloved Capt..
tai. ard in appreciation OF the true and un-
swerving allegiance so signaily manifested by
hts loyal subjects. 4 9il lJiIl7ls 1T,
.,a.ga A Grand State Pageant d
is hereby ordered and decreed. Said Pageant
will consist Of Five Grand Divisions. marshaled
manded by the King in person. assisted by the
Right HOaorablethe Earl Marshal OF the Empire.
g How the Pageant viii Form.
Z The formation Of the Five Grand Divisions is
hereby ordered and decreed as follows:
,ig a The First Division, /, taj y
comprising the Earl Marshal aud his suite, the
First Lord Marshal and his suite. together with
the I'm pefial Guard. will form on st. Charles
street, tho right resting on Canal street. fa9
Tho Second Dixision,s tfneasa
comprising the King and his Court. together
with the 3S9th Battalion Of the Egyptian Guard,
win form on St. Charles street the right resting
on Poydras street. e.sx IaNst4G a
The Thid Division,
comprising the Court Of Cleopatra. will form on
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25
street. the Fiat rss.l..
Tho Fourth DlylsIs,

- ~ =. Wk4t 1NY8. II
comprising all nlaskers On ~.
~ carriages. The maskerts ~, !, Mnd Hll M.
oectlona 81 four on the nos, thoW will insssa
street, their right resting on H. side n del.a
ers tn carriages will form 81, uuv s slyeet w
theft ri9ht resting on The -" yt NJ Una ~. ~
s nv soos maskers and extendlnls' ns souss
The Fifth Division. &c wy Y
Comprisi.-. oil mounted ma.l.
IN wagons and carts and yehIcsns, gil MAJ.
crlpuOn. Inc lqaskers on hnrs.uea59 81 every 40
on the north side Of Cfsnai q sssgack viii ~
[estlng on Royal street, md "ssss, Their fHn
Nampart street. Maskers n w.ss,s.endlng tossl'
veincl61 WIN form on the leiV " g rs and w
maHkers. their right resfins. ~ ~. " the mmsass
extending toward tho lac on the later s
WAGONS ana VANS, used Tor ady az carfIias%s
poses, VIII form on the south 'saa.f,tlsng NJ
ssr9g{ the right resting upon M 5ssae of XIV XVI
ana the LETT extending toward Ciai Sinaslsi NV
How the Pageant win xs y ''''s'
q AZ PRECISELY y o'clock snluta =, i.
- nfed ut the foot Of Canal strS " w tum N
thin Copmanding the Royal Nrt H;1iI Dy the fs.a
LORD Earl Marshal will taka ~ whahis.
march across Canal and down ~ tne libs ~ y
When the left Of the first dviei~sn. R0yN NM
tered Royal street. the ripht VI XIV naa ~ =
lon Will immediately follow an a9 5,ocCqddJs s X
manner the third fourth and a fiedh IA ths M.
fall into the limo u march. ''''a divisions Nj
, 1876-09-20
Illinois Regiment will bc held at Yorkvlllo Ill.,,
tn.mutrow. All friends nro Invited.

Illinois Regiment Will be held nt forkvllIo, ILL,
Tomorrow. All friends nrc Invited.
Tho employment bureau of tho Wqinan's Aid
Society !s still In tho Y. NJ G: A. building, NO.
10 Arcnllo court, nntl Ia sending out iirat-clnas
help OF nit naslonalitlcs Ladies' wishing female
help will find Il to their advantage to call.
Tho ,opcning, Of tho Ogden avenue railway
nlaecl tar at tho dtroenl OF Mr.. John y.
Suttcr, TINT gentleman invites Ills friends with
caston to tnko rhlc III tho first car oYor tho
road, which will leayo suttcr'a Ogs1cn Avcnuo
House, corner Of Robey street mud Ogden ave.
nuo, at Q o'clock p. m.
Tho new Episcopal Church at Winnctka will
be conseeratcd to-n,nrrow, tho Roy. pr. Nc
Lascn. Bishop Of Illinois, conducting tho cerc-
monlal. Among tho clergy inyitcd md expect.
cd to 10 present are the Roy. Edward Sullivan,
OF Trinity Church; the Rev. Clinton Locke, of
urace; Tic Rev. 5. s. Harris, Of st.. Jnmcs;
tho lsev' George F. nGrslmsn Gt e.; stonhen's;
Rcy Dr. n a; Rogers, q Epiphamny, N l., h, The .er; I
q lnrge company is expected 10 be in attendance
Of tho laitY from Chicago and clsowhcro-
, 1876-09-20
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT


= ..TH1hD CONGRESSIONAL UlSlNQI,
rsS NGtss i hf e. 5 Sss1 nd st HsGs1ssn @ es. Gss
aional District Of Illinois. tho 2ath day Of Sep
tcmber,. A. D. 1870, at o'clock p m., at Tur"
nor Hall, IN tho City Of Chicaro. tor the PIT.
% o 70 o % h
United States from the Third Congressional Dis.
trtct; also TO nominatc Republican candidate for
the Office Of member nf the State Board OF E1Mn1lza.
tEon from said District and to transact such other
The following shows. tho number Of delegates
sash sonnty t9w ~ r. wsGa w Do entitled 10
Cook Connty-Waras: FifteGnti, e: Sixteenth,
RI, 9: Proyisu 1; Jefferson, =; Norwood Park, !;
nv es9iai Tfior; TN Mulae S!s" k arose ssSaa:
Wheeling, i; SoEthdeld. i:
Lake County-Thlttccn delegates to be chosen
Tho rrIn,arIos arc bc hold in tho eoun.fy towns
Of Cook County Satntay, Sept. ~, ut tho usual
place ot holding town elections, lrtwccn tlo hourr
M g9Gn an 70 he
ent. Tho primaries arc 70 he held IN thy wa1ia of
the ely on Alonday, sept. u. between Thy hours
Of o'clock and o'cl1ck p M, Of the following
sss ha % Tt ae % aSasf fsSwnf ;s, ssst S o o
street md Centre street: judges. ". y. ScElbncr,
e. ": Charleston, md George l.. Adans. sgteT-
tecnth Ward. at curnrr OF Market street and Chica.
). i. Mullen. Eisl.tecnth Ward. At TuFnef llnli:
5ndgcs. OeoEgo H. Fergus. J. A. Kirk, md dJoacrh
Schnstcr.
pAe''SaA o'"'"' 4. il. PAYNE, chalrman.
G. a. PAnTnInaE, Secretary.
Tha plIcu OF holding thu primary, ana !he 1u1Res
OF tho saine M ior the Sixteenth "afo' Will oo an'
"sA'~~N u" u. Il. PAYNE, Chairman.
, 1876-09-20
A long FAREWELL.

There uro no circumstances attending tho re-
mOval Ut tho Doarl ut Public Works 10 cxcite
unusual interest. The Commissioners l.ayo not
yet received o!lleiu! notification OF removal, and,
though they wcru trausacting nu business, re-
inaincd In their oiltro yesterday. No one ac-
nuaintet With the gentlemen supposed that they
would opposo thu Councils action on the ground
Of lllcgaty, and consequently It Is hardly nsces-
sary to stats that they accept tho condition Of
things with good grace, Tile Commissioners
do not appcar to regret their removal Us much
as do tlle subortllnates Of tho Department Tho
elange Is looked upon BY them ~ unfortunate,
ut,l ticy feel good dcnl Of doubt M to the wis.
dom of The change. Tile Mayor Inns taken hold
and will LOCK after the PUBLIC works 10 tl.c best
of Ills ability and t!me. Tlere arv good
may things which Will bo left undone; there
aro advertisements for bids, tho consideration
Of contracts, ctc,, Which ca'l be awarded only
by tho hoard, and therefore will haye to be re.
advertised, etc. The Mayor In speaking Of the
duties which have deyolYed upon him, said
that he thought that for tho present mat
teri, would, go, along su1oothly enough. Il
might, within the coure~ Of year, or nnyba
less, becone necessary 70 appoint one Conmis-
, 1876-09-20

atoncr. I,a uni,or.,oo,1 that t,cre was already
a. orifca anss -, tl,o i'a,a ~ lin Con11nittrn IL
,.,. ~ otnaace n LUG nas VI =, tH fh',o Works
sNppp'"' Na@ IL eoSsoneF heas If tio n",o yarjous
minor ,Ienortmcnts would bc relied
hmm, IN A 1rrnt crt.mtu Thev wern capaNIu and
s1mcrencr man mi ,,tnrS wcnlj hp no dill
cntr IN ,nonnnimr % @ she t,,sincss whIch thcv All.
perIiten;ieJ. >00 '''~
Il mfoIt i,e tntftc,ttns, In t,now i,,at how and
,,v v1nin H." ~ pSb,i" Wnris. IL ti,c T;ty 1T Ehi
c1,ro ~ hnre liz leon mana"e4l. Thc ii frst act cstal-
iIafn1 at,v ntlira III" ti,e 1oarJ Of Public Works
,.ns linn | 1, iii tr IL" nJntion of An nt crc-
attn,r trea st,tet Cotnraissioners, r,,lu iur each
DiyIsIon Of tha eity. Tnoy wcrc elected by Tho
ncopo. and lad coftrol Of alj streets and alloys,
mi Tia renairn Of thn same. III tic snrnV year,
iii. iha GIY co,,nrII s.lontcl ar ortina.,cc nr-
pointinr CIV Sunermton,icnt Vi Streets. This
officer VA su1act 10 lbs DIRECTIONS OF tho Conf
mIssinners. ~
Fci,. IL. last. John II, Turnor. A, 3, slcrman,
and II. b. Laomia ohtaincd permission from,
the Leptslaturo 10 start watcr-works. Tho
C"mnn,sv WA jncnrnoratcl under tjlo natne
Il civ ttr,1ra,,1tc Cn,nnnnv. y nn,l built small
, 1876-09-20

the furniture 1oF TIE new Hospltat Is hh'shcd
md was yesterday PLACED IN position.
The inil:blr1s fndfct otl during tho Inst ,wo
,a.'. 1's". a..,,.,,, Wv er1.,, or., s,,as.,ol
weeks were af'a'e''eu sea'ef'''y anu plea'lca'
Tho County Collector yesterday sold the de-
l;nuucnt property In thc Town Of Calumet
The Town of 1Jy,,o purl will he reached to-
'"1.'0" ~, ,,., :. a.,
INC draha Ju1y alsposea "l the usuaa mum
bcr Of ordinary cases yesterday, mud ordered
tho suhprl,uing uf witnesses for tho proposed
Investigations for Friday.
A,,,so,r lrtmr, ,,o, ,,,o,oa ~, +rto, f,r III,
Maf;1es 1,a q m .,!er"s ',s @ soIl.,'a" ast ia ~
na anlo "cmtMo'. . W. a'uInc, y umln st @ aS
"tsnu,no ~ y" G aIs sM ,sa. 'u ~, ~ .ra aa
ae"u1''uF"'''t't '''o e'eo van null vi t'4'''
sclcasa on bail Df Dennis Shay and Afnr,in
, 1876-09-20

Mr.. Weber, residing at No. 2A Mohawk
street, complains that Monday evening nt o:60
o'clock he ordered AWAY ao,nc boys who were
occupying his front door-atcps, and IN rcvcngo
Was saluted with sundry stones and pistol-shots
About o'clock yesterday morning persons
living on hIather street, near Clinton, wero
aroused by outcrEes from No. OF, and on In.
vcsttgntton It appeared TINT thief had entered
d window looking from the house named, and
hati taken pair Of pants, In which was about
90 in currency. Tho owner OF tho garments
was aroused md caught the thief as he was cs-
caping, but M accompllco presented iroyolvcr
md secured the escape OF both.
Joseph Homer and brother OF No. o03 Dtvts-
ion street, while riding In State street car at
? o'clock yesterday afternoon, were asaaultca
by one of tho passengers, wlio, during tho ulolea
ho Ind osrasoncl!, st'atchct! q diamond pin val-
urd at f40 from tho SHIRT front Of Joseph 1fo-
scibcrt cainc ul,, who l,sg9ed him oil =, tho
ArEnory. At frat the police wcro unable TO
find tho stolen article, but Detective Mcgarigio
b., Judlc!ously tickling tho prisoner under Tho
chin causel him To throw It up. lie EnFe tho
namo Of Oscar Jones, and Is believed 10 be M
export from the East.
Mrs, Mary Ann Adlard was before Justice
Kavfnnnn yesterday. Her husband, Thomas,
she said, persisted In straylnE irom tho path Of
yirtue and that no Tns particularly fond OF the
company ul Hl{bs EaAEt AItl 0HG
wanted the twain arrested for Adultcry. The
warrants were accordingly Issued, anl Thomas
and Mary Ann brought in. Bail wus given In
tho aliIn Of $500 cach to appear for trial on tho
10Th inst. Tho complainant lives at 5s3 West
Kinze street. The complainant and her hus-
band llaye already figured extensively In the
courts, she having sued once for n divorce md
onco to be given half Of her husbands prop
crty.
Officer Rol,at,, OF the Chicago Avenue Station,
discovered at o'clock yeatert1ay morning three
boys Under sidewalk near tho corner Of 1ndi-
nna md Market strecta dividing Some pIundcr.
lilo pursued them aud fired scYeral sEots Into
tho air to frigllten them, Finally ho eucceeded
ia capturing one Of them named John Cunning
ln1n, alias '9well," but OH the road back to tlle
place tho fellow turned, upon him. Reinforce
ments arrived in the shape Of Cunnlnghanl's
mother and anothcr woman. By them the
officer was stripped almost entirely Of Ills
clothing, md waa badly btaten over tho
head By his own club, which tho irate
Mother Cunningham succeeding in wresttnE
from Ills t,rnsp. Tho policeman pluckity held
on to his nai, and succeeded in lodging im at
the station. Yesterday both mother aud son
took change Of venue from Justice kauflnnnn's
Court to TINT 1T Justice Panlscn, where the
son wns held In 900 to the Criminal Court for
tho burglary Of $50 worth OF wincst cigarH, and
cash from tic grocery OF Michael Baynes, ot
No 10 Illinois street. and 81 800 for resisting On
| o!flrCr. Tho mother's caac WIS continued tn
500 ball until tho 29th inst.