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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

JUDGING from the mild tone, but
scathing dignity and force Of ex-Pres-
ident Davis letter to Mr.. Lyons of
Richmond, Blaine's vindictive assault
has not ruffled his spirit nor disturbed
his equanirnity. He says there is moth
ing in the future to make him DESTROYS
of amnesty. and his only regret is that
his name is the cause fer Withholding it
from others who may desired it.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

THE apprehensions of trouble with
Cuba are revived by the naval move
ment at Port Royal, and the explana-
ton given by the authorities at Wash
ington, are not satisfactory because its
sincerity and truth are questioned.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

GRAssHoPPERs are said to be nu-
merous in portions of East Tennessee.
They are one of the pests that camein
with kadicalism, and afford another
argument for plotting out of existence
that foul stigma upon liberty, justice
and integrity.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

Iris stated that $4,000 sheep were
killed last year by dogs in the State of
Georgia. Sheep have no rights which
dogs are bound to respect. The case
would be different if dog-owners had
to nav for the dead sheen.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

PINCHBACK, though the creature of
usurpation and bayonets, is a better
man than Spencer, who stole the money
to buy a seat in the Senate. But the
difference between either and Morton
and others, is the difference 'betwixt
tweedledum and tweedledee."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12
Mrs. WarfieId's New Books.
New Books just ready, by author of "The
Household of Bouverle."
MOnfOrt Hall.
Miriam'S Memoirs.
Sea and Shore.
The Household OF BOuYerie.
Hester H0Ward's Temptation.
A Dnnhln Wnldinr

The above Six New Books are written by
the popular Southern Authoress, Mrs.
Catharine A. Warfield formerly of Miss
author of the Worldwide Noted work" "The
Household of Bouverie," which is one of
the best and most extraordinary novels
ever published. The above six books are
each issued i'll one large duodecimo volume
bound in morocco cloth, full gilt back and
side, price 81. IS each, or $1,000 tor a COM
plete set of the six volumes, put up in a
neat and strong box.
- Above Books are for sale by all Book
sellers, or copies of either one or more of
the above books, or 4 complete set them,
place, postage prepaid, or free of freight,
on remitting their price in a letter to the
Publishers,
L. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
300 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb r. lS76-lW.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

ANOTHER Of Grants friends and APP
pointees, Gen. Belknap, Secretary of
War, is being investigated. The charge
against him is for selling subordinate
positions for high prices. Has Grant
ever selected an honest man as friend
or officer?
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

THE trial of Babcock is progressing
in st. Louis, and an effort is being
made in Washington, to crush all en-
gagged in prosecuting the whisky
thieves, lest further revelations may
ruin the party.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

HENRY c. Bowen has bearded
Beecher in his den-Plymouth Church.
The oily sensua!ist is in bad fx-far
worse than if he had confessed in the
beginning and thrown himself upon the
mercy of the congregation.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

THE crooked whisky developments
multiply with the trial of each case,
and il is intimated that larger game is
vet to be caught than even Babcock,
whose trial will determine the COM
nlioity of many not now generally sus-
nectcd.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

GEN. GRANT is to arbitrate a terri
torial question between Paraguay and
the Argentine States. Were tia ques
ton between two samples of crooked
whisky, his decision might be relied
upon.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

ORvILLE writes to brother Ulyss-=
IF you wish to retain thieves and
scoundrels in office, you alone must be
responsible for it." This is true,
though we have little respect for the
writer.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

THE population of London is four
and half millions. Imagine the pop
ulation of four such States as Tennes-
see compressed within the limits of a
city, and you can form some idea of its
size.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

ALL the Radical knaves are to be
arrayed solidly against Bristow, and as
they constitute large majority, there
is little chance for his nomination.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

Ira Radical official steals 1t is cal
LA not 4 crime, but an inregularity.
TS;s eFort to sugar-coat crime, is an
~ evidence Of the rapid decline of
public virtue.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12
Fine Farm for Sale.

I wish to sell my farm, lying in District
No. ), in Montgomery county, in the bend
of Red river, about one mile from the
Port ISoyal and GAINESVILLE road, and con-
tains about l45 acres-ai) ut 100 acres clear
ed, the balance we'll timbered. The i'm
provements are good.
TERMS :-One-SiXth cash, balance OH i, 9,
8, 4 and 5 years, with interest from date.
For full information apply 10
r. j. GARDINER.
Feb. II, l876-3m.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

Is IT compatible with the Monroe
doctrine that Grant should call upon
foreign powers to advise this govern
ment as tosits relations with Cuba?
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

In Texas, nine jurors can return a
verdict. In equity courts no jurors
are required to return a verdict. This
is economy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

THE Black Hills, according to ru
NOR, are as prolific of gold as Radical
ism is of theft
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12

THE Kentucky Centennial bill was
killed in the lower House.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as Administrator of
DIR. W. b. Williams, decd, give notice for
all the creditors of his estate to present
those indebted that they will be expected
to pay up forthwith.
Feb. l2-4w. III. c. MERRITT, Admir-.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-12
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DIED.

At Tait's Station, in this county, on the
9Th INST, OF consumption, Mr. JAMES H.
BOWLING.
, 1876-04-11
THE COUNTY BOARD.


The County Commissioners met yesterday AFTER
poon Commissioner Johnson In tho chair. Present,
Commissioners Ayars. Aasse, coniy, Guenther, Hpr-
tng, Holdcn LoneI4su, Mccatfscy, Schmidt Tabor,
and Muloy.
Tho following report from tho Architect wAs re-
fsrred 10 the Jont Comnistcu publis servIcs aud
Public Bull!ngs:
10 fhs County nmiastoHtrs-dgN1LEMEN:I begg
lcavo to call ygaF attention. to the following clAuso III
tho slAc!ncasbns Of lte fuutdation-worky OF Cook
County CouF-lluuse:
MTGe cotkEactoF shall provide nj tho implements,
machinery. tooA and scaHoldlrY necessary to com-
p,atu hls fpft!on Of tho work, nnl shall employ .
rood M SUFFICIENT staf Of competent workEsh ~
to insu56 the con,plotOn Of tbs entta work within
tho ti9te hereinafter n.tuoacl namely, tho lat day
Of JHlr, 1910.
Iys contractor haa thus far signay tailpa 10 comply
win thts cauao au tIfa trrtnd ssEurd for the
E]ttion Ut his contsaet thnIt have expired iu tive
i1ouths from thl4 time.
therefore respectfully re1ueat that tho spsrtn-
tcnlouI IN Charge vt tie wotGs Ia instructed 10 i-
IloJ "goosl Hnl suieluut SUIT Vt conlputtut work.
men to prosecute thv WORK tnteiIgently aud rCor.
ousy. at tue contFactoF's rlak and ro4k, . coufsa
which, ascaElog TO my Interpretation Ut Tic speclc-
tlon which " ao liultng on ths contractor you kafo
tho 1A'wer 10 adopt. Without such action on your
part cau ptstssYs Fusxouafse prsect Ut the fnuu.
1atous Le!ng cnplatcd for tha npxt txu ycara. Eoa
respectfully III, EuAA,
TIE sTEwAnT INVESTIGATION.
The following bill ws4 read:
Cook County. Mr.. J. q. Hitchcock, Ds.s
To services rendered On Coumstss iaysatgaNns
, 1876-04-11
SUBURBAN..

About O'Clock yeaterssay afternoon an ah,rm of
Are was gren from tho Hyde rask AlArm.bell ind ls
boys Of 1Iose Company No. aoon ASSEMBLE d, ard
hurried out 10 tho designated spot. Smoke seen
Issuing In largo volume. from tho house OF tulu1a
Malvey On Cornell street. near Ftfty-Grat sro,4 eas
Of tho railroad truck Two atrcaIna wsee put o1
md syory effort waa nlae to contlno tho flames With
.he k'naliest MsHshlo Limit; but owing the Lratiaa
Of tho fire. III the low attic. thsrb waa grelt
dllAculIy Ia getting as It. Willie tho
nrr,ncn actively cngsgea. tho neIghboss bust
Themselves n removing tho furniture. most Of viii.
was saved. though tono Of It was baay damaged. II
nasnea finally burnt through tho roof In ,sover,1
Places and tho rcon the. ab1o TO tal6slo
lhen Very tt!te bclow the attic was bl,rno except
In tho fEnat nearest tho xtart.ng point Of II
nse this was entirely suttoJ, Of tds fmn!tu,s
being earcd.
Tie origin Of the fro ia a romplcto mystery. Ms.
Nulycy VIZ out walking with lsr two lttle boys Id
stairs except gfate frs III e trout room wnoro hs
most aa!unge dune II IL probable, from tho i41,-
neasanco q tlsngs after ahs hFu was ezngussh. II.
that tue koft coa In tie Er1sa may hare snapped;
hnsnin9 fragment out Into The roo au set the IT,
taiua sone uehRr light falJrc on fire.
Tho loss ts not over 5.01 tho house, anil pnrh,rs
500 The furniture. Mr.. llulvey has s5,s00 inaar-
anca a tho house III The Etna mud Hartford INSURANCE
Comranles no INSURANCE Oil thu iarnIlute.
, 1876-04-11

suspect that hs tn earnest until her atontt IN
attracted by hes nscorts msneuyer1nR bpnsa th tho
buggy-aeAt, whore sho hail notIcni hAtahct slowed
nway when gong Into tho rnhic4N On tnsnrr ,9atlna
him a. 10 What he vas after o !n'ed her s, picions
by answering that he wtntci tha httching- trap 70
mend tho btssJ-coror. Af!or andesvofing gai1 10
persuade het to part With hrr wealth peacen bly, And
being ratuaod ha au.ldonl5 setzet tho hAschs AMI,
bofore ahe waa Ahia TO ward Il OF, atru * her
fearful blow ncroe& Tho forehead. nctlng terrible
gash, and partially stunning big victim. Bho 1cnne
for ass1sanco, when ho struek her again, which haA
the efroct Of arousnR Mrs. r., and. bsng atroua,
lesltbr woman, Alto GraprIol with tr ahsai1 ant In
tho menntimo. t'nnltny rotnsninR from
1asscngcrs, hearing scrcnma, hasteusd IN
tho direction from which they camo to neccrt.ln
tho c.aa Tho first on tho ound was Tho satcn,An
mentioned ahove, who caught hold of tho hon 10 70 pr-
vent escape aud thouttd for llclp. Whon, Wreccr
noticed the tru oronts had taken hs told tin,
et 40 Of tho horas, 1ourshinR revolver nn threat
entn9 lin with death In Casa Of refusal Tie wltch-
man let no. and Wheeler attempted TO start the horre.
Mra. Taylor however, held him firmly, 0nd. gathering
The rea, tnrned the IlsEY 80 that shs N. shlo to
leap, nut. Taorourou WnctoE drove of. aud othorn
coming rn assisted tho wounded wonaAii to f,uuSe
IN the vicinity, whcra her injuries wera drrsscd
md sho waA sent home. Her wnnnda Ato Qf
sefons character ahd That she escaped fnsnnt tiecth
IL surrrAing Wheclor IS man about 40 years Of ago.
employed as i hoatlcr by 4 gentleman On Michigan
avenue. No other than robbery wsn seslgne.l
for tho dceti for ho perfectly aotcr. warrAnt
has been llsucA for bis arrest,
, 1876-04-11
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

T,,1. 1.u T,i... .1t..tt.t . ~.
AuEo hEneW' jan cleek' eisaoiea low "eoss aGo
The Grand ,1nrr rc.Icrauv nn,,bc, r., IN, ;, c,e-
,o..e, -, 80. ..,, '..a - =. ~ 1''.
u4eSe 9s, y. sassa s toS Will "s'eu to coms saints
William Jahn anl william ualno yesterday 1aalt-
fed as Justices Of iLc Peace Of tha Town Of Kcl.
having been .luiy elected Oil tho It'll inst,
1,,n,u n n,r., .ho ,o,,,p-.,.x,,x .,,r,,.u, =, -,
,tSsstig 5run ,rtrrs as ,am ~ Tolst or
ter,y necrno o., o %'a semt"pre 'o''s' '>
a lady yeater,lay vent to the Jail with photograph
OF ono ". u iIays. ato Of El2u hoping to Aud him.
ffays she sni,l* lad been ahutut for Ec Isud
shc expected that liz had either atolc anmsthtng or
committed suicidc lIe coala not bo found i'll jail.
A1hort ztro,,,r,,,, ,,t, hr ,,,, ,,,,o, ,t.,
in cuncction Vii, rcn MAaiar ",,aaa; 1a.t
icft fnr .InitcI n cntrr rrnr ,'-". sntg
for lila via ia icft In icsfitnt, r;Tn
s,nrc1 hnyinr tve, III, ri Tia nn,In ~ - hnJ - ti
, 1876-04-11
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

CoLus1Dus, O., April 1o.-Tho cloud OF bad
fecl'og that hos bcen hanging over tho two
branches Of the Asaombly over tho adjournmont
question, lifted tha evening by tho adoption by
tho Senato Of resolution to adjourn noxt Wod-
nosday morning Until next January. Thc 1Iouso
will no doubt concur.
In tho Senate House bills wore passed to pun
lab porsons for interfering with religious moot-
ings; making 1t q ponhl otrenBe to hro out
chlldron under II years Of ago as public
gymnasts. ropo-walkera or HwlnRors 10
extend tho tirao for shooting ducks from
Jan. to April /: and to provide for CQunl-
izing tho valuation OF bnnk shares for taxa-
ton.
ing.
, 1876-04-11
CANADIAN 1TEMs.

Special Dlsudteh - Ina EhEcI1o Trfbunt.
TORONTO, April 1o,-Ths dcputatlou appointed
by tho City Council to proceod to Chicago and
other cities In tho Untod States 10 examine
syssoms Of streot-payiug. sewerage, otc., will
leave here Thursday no1t and be absent tes,
days. At . mco.ing Of tho City Council saa,r-
day tho Mayor was invited to uccou,papy thu
aop,1tatoM. lie conacn,etl. and tin motion
passed. granting his Worship lcayo Ut abaencp,
Jamos Douglass, iu til Of loliriun trolnepY
throw himself out OF winIow OF the second
Htery Of tho Mansion lfolsa tn this city last
ngt, and received a.,cA Injuries that lie died
this morning. lie was Hen OF Dr.. Douglass, II
Quebec.
special uispatth 10 The Gairp1o Ytibnn.
htoNrAsAL, April l0.-'rho Grey Nmna' baby-
farming busllens las caABed quito ss,GatIu,I,
mud q searching Investigation is called fos.
Montreal has lad au ununviublo naMo, owing
to the in1nlo,!so numb0r OF iniauta rot,ortei
doad annually. 1t IL stated that a woman il ot4-
gagged during tho .sumlnor months to carry la
blou from town. cast Of Montrca! to tie nun.
ncries horc, and thas sna nu,tcs regular trips On
the boRts.
The do.ecliye-agolfcy buBineas ia played OH.
here Complaints iiavo boon lodged aga,nat a
numbor OF its members. aud tWo Ho.ca(lel de-
tcctlros hayo cleared out, leaving bills unpaiu.
, 1876-04-11
OBITUARY..
JhMEA 1DEn.

J.rns rnno Eso a reanectch nnd .7orfbv Gillian
ss.u 10 r., 1ep' ..r -. q. ~, ,r.,,..
after long and very painiui Illness.
Mr.. Long VIVA born in or near Baltimore ald., in
.y,,,t 1sn. n,d con,o,uepNv tnd inst ,t,,;no, IVA
- - % ss,s W. =. Ill 49, s,n",a H.. .on, W.
age OF " Sea1e' 1s'a lamy arc aman9 sle moss re-
spectacle In Maryland, hut he was thrown upon his
TeHouEcod Ut Gn carly ago IN consequence OF bis
fathers death when ho was but child. IIe learnt
~. ~. n ,,o nuh.,tor ~ tnn rr,rsnn ss
Rspuo'e1H, Democratic journal 1aaued A. Fort Coy
ingtons EranAiin County, y; He was aileEWafa m
toresIcd III fubhantGg IensloHs palet Ill nf4ndohs
", where ~ msrtled Mlsa Cefssa y. Eouant aaush.
married. ability, and ulster q tha distinguished sehol-
n. FIo4. y. .. tonanI, " hsu9Klyn, - ir InmS
cano to this county IN tho early att 81 ne year lsa
and for several yea!n ee'hcei 9rca haty ana INTEL
nRencc ~ that Galln9. Me remafeA 70 tn1a clfy IN
Is43 ana enEagcd - erecting What was known AZ no
1aydfaac Miis: tla Was GiiotWasue register q ne
1ana-oGce IN th's sity. aso an Aldesma and assti-
performed LIS duty f0F many years c was tho Imam.
ctAl agent OF i. /. W. Pnck lsl III which roE!Hon Ia
ovinccd the sane atAlty TINT Ina ever marked lila
ch1racter. 49,. -.-.
AIR. Long haa for somo three Or four Jrara bcen
ncttng sn Assigned Of the Equitable insurance Com
this city. In aocia liie lew were more highly es.
teamed; NJ citizen. hs "aa active IN promoting tho
peusptflsy OF the Aoo OF ha auoptlon hnA III c4ery
ol'4lmenk Of lllo lo showed l!msell I" tho nohEest
Work Cod an Honest man. a feW years ago 10
LOST hs A,s VILE mud afterwards married tho lauBh-
who, "a :, religious icaehcr, has ht's-
taiheu Hgh reputation oH ~ nnthor
tor tho pfoonndatss OF tbs thoughts and tha oE!la-
Hy " us HeWd. Afea CAtlfch ~ aa aftsL q soAo CO.
, 1876-04-11

Ercuch Vengeance upon Germany.
Tho French {HayB Bor1iu letter to the Clncin.
nntt Ga1eAe) give now translation OF tho Dlblo
wordH, and Bay, "Fengoanco iu swoot, and will
layo again my milliar]s." The Germans mover
could have wrought out such u mode Of revenge.
go sure. 30 effective and 30 mortiiylng as tho
French are wreakipE on tho Geriunn nation.
Tue whole country IL flooded with notices,
pamphlets, and addresses from tho Bou Mnrchc,
aud all other leading houHos IN Paris+ containtng
samples and pricos Of goods, fasllions, models,
tasteful than German work and goods that
scnrco woman evon II alo hare but ono lross
q year, sloos not order 1t iu Paris. Tho mer-
chants here hnvo Protested, appealed to tho na-
ttonal pride, and uBea erory oxortion TO bgoak
mp this ruinouB competition, but even With tho
aubnisslye German women, tho ono uomauly
weakncss Is too strong to yield. A pretty lress
and a chonp dress aro lITesRtibo. A Hoeiety Ia
about to organize 10 petition tho Grown Princess
to be- lls ruling hoad, whose object il to bnnish
French goods, and F1encA moica, nnd originate
their own fashions.
May tho patron saints protect uBt The poor
Gcrunn women, who haYo tho knowledge Of
harmony Of color3ng, suitability and fitnosa OF
drosB, In degtoo less than any other nation
under the sun. excepting tho English, To be
has always been celebrated for It's lack In ltneos
OF apparel. hayo bceu told the Grown princoBs
always goes about With haif-Iacod Shoes, or tho
rubber goreB sstotohod aud worn. This do not
know, but do know she mover looks elegant,
aud ON the Ice this wintor BLo woro costume in
TO be seen; and hAd II not boon for her handsome
huBbaud-wlo wns good-naturedly trying to
toach her to nkRto-no ono would hnVo suspected
llor high standing. II any ambitious American
dressmakcra Wish to mako themselves nnn,o
and fortune, now Ia The time for them to como
tn Her1n.
, 1876-04-11

wstes~rensa yesterday we're $2,l7o, sndreretpts from
Tho City Collector $Aa5.
Policeman Fred wIcslo eigaled on froru, bis beat
and stsy ell away for two whole consecutive hours. 1s
van decnpttatod yeatoray and Tom Ssouta and pole
Mnhrk nan was put Oh.
Tho force In tho City Collectors Office has been n-n-
sibly diminished and .. rrc1cnt there is hut ono nnn
making collections. Further reduction: in tho NUN.
ter nG cicrks will probably be na0 before thu end OF
tns month. Yesterday rcrcsptH wcro s3,0.
scrgt Hood, Of tho Dcersn1 Street Station wilt
havo atl examination thin afternoon before tho Police
hoard for aownss lcs e es pHar to o ,cselsed snd
election, and Miko Es"us paid for tie beverage.
The Doard Of Public Works Yesterday ad,lrtssnln
letter Of remoyslt to Mr D. Q. crsgsr tho Chief In;
no further reasons for thc chango beyond tho ono
heretofore gtvcn,-" that tho Mayor requested r."
In tho Cny-Clerks oAlco arc tho 100 now ballot-
hofca for she city election. waiting t9 l ssuscsl
even 81. The cItsclet yesterday notified tho
poIntrtnt.
It might Givn rice to serious doubta Ro!nc Er1A
rs to whether Vhen person who owna the West
Side hnk ohs!na ler!1.ion to delay tho dcmollt!on
.he debris. il il not brcseh oi hood tuitl Or honesty
10 rent tho structure for exhibition of rceHriansn1
tor OF opin!on whrthcr Nuild.ng- Inspector Dais;f
Should not look 1nto1t.
Clty-Architcct Tillcy asou..d the Clty.1Is II
yesterday tTSinE to ascertain Nlllt S cHflccs
obtaining tho money tl1lt ho las yet faitet to 81 o.
aud which he " not likely to for aono l,no,
COMPTROLLER statta that hG IL particularly sn1o.s 10
money Is wofuliy scant and such payment a,-
hot DO ,naGo nntc4s loan 10 negotiated for thyt
purposc. 1t tatea tho seectrls from ai! rces
10 pay on maturing city certificates, Tho nlyu ,cca
from cltizens for His tazes ayo inst begun ling
In hlr. Hayes, however, is confident that when tho
procc. eets good start mich money will DO roal zed
In that way. Tho employees In nil departments arc
about lown to tim t1at bill, and something ba
done soun to relieve their grovIuG ,yAuka.
, 1876-04-11
CRIMINAL.

f..o~r. e,sth ~ .,rb+Yo 4tIcF tr,a5 hts .-o,1 ~.
e'bs s'N''' - ~ t ~ 0 ~ "o.A W
Smith ssniof tnis 40 Was affeased laat
evening by Detective Lansing aud reposcs IN tbs ad
ison Street Station.
chsres E. Hyde clerk IN Justice 11a!nes Court has
out warrant for tho srrest Of Richard Bulger
aurl IA. M emn.oyo in n nuparv for stealing sundrv
articles Of wrarlna annarol,
+. F. Cole, who charged burrows and Williams two
ALLEGED swiudZers In u,trut burulnr.,l.rrns v,tn oh
,,;In, .u,,. -, ,arnv s.rr, ~ ."',. 49,. "
nsts has b.i Ironuea NJ as caae n o uaaer '" pre-
Nike Connolly and William Jones hlvs established
rrizo envelope swindl1 Un Canal stscot oppo lts tho
Alton Depot. Yesterday they cheated man from tho
ytclu!ty Of Dewitt out Of S which way tho Of
tAer &rFeAt last evening by Detectives Ryan and
lansing.
The charge Of alu)tsrv prettrrotl Il, A ma, o,mca
rullrr nuu,nst t.,rrin II Williams mud sn,msn trn,s,
m f1nI, Williams wns n,nmi,rI xn.tsrdav IL I1.ttn
hIecce Court but ihs oyidcpco for tha ,mo,ecution
fatii ~ siic ,n",1" sxronr en,t t,n !nvors .
tlisshurae@i "''Ds' ~ 'N' p''''a's' "s'a
........
During Hunlay night TIN auoccupied rnaidenees
NO.! ~! ahd 2o2 wshi W.ahngton stree. weFe entered
by bufgaEs and all thu lead lpe III tho interior cut
out Tho tltacoseFy ot this w9a made yesterday morn