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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06

Scm.- Sesiy y HkllDg DfOtuer 3, anu tut
Telegram, n. NJ. Allison, Editor. The
Courier and Semi Weekly are Republican
in politics, while the Telegram is Demo-
cratic, all the papers seem to be literally
patroniz d, ard are doing we'll.
CHUBCHEs.
In Winfield ere 10 b. found FIVE churches,
the following denominations being repre-
sented' Methodist, Presby terian, Baptist,
Christian and Catholic. All have good
building, especially the Methodists and
Presbyterians, whose churches are excep-
onsliy god for 30 small city.
FIGURING MILLS.
1t wou'd BE- strange if iu district where
so much grain ia sunu ally produced, and
Oh stream sf5rting such superior water
poSee. VIII II I'D uot have a good h)ur-
ing mil bu, 20. tontent with one, che
hs- two, both Of which are located on the
Walnut river. Ole is a large stone struc-
ture, having a fall of eight feet, while
the other j, . frame building,
also having tie same power a the fret.
A RAILROAD TOWN.
When l visited Winfield in July last,
had to stage it from Wichita, distant
about 40 miles; bu. that long and tiresome
ride no longer confronts the traveller for the
completion BY tie A., T. & s. Fe railroad
company, of there road from Wichita to
this point has made the ride one Of pleas
ure snd not to be dresded as formerly.
The extension Of the L., L. & G.. road
from Indeperce, in Montgomery county,
will be completed to Winfield during the
month Of December, if indeed it is Tot
completed by the first of that month. With
the completion OF the first named road that
only objection to living in Cowley county
was removed; but with an east and west
road soon to be completed, she will be a
child of fortune indeed. For there will the
farmers of Cowlsy county have access to
the markets Of Colorado and the vert but
OF The ss;ern, northern srd western States
q. we'll.
but my subject grows upon me; must Of
necessity have unsaid something's
l would mos; gladly say. The subject is
an inviting one. and I can scarcely Fer.
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sum M AIRY.

-DeYoung has been indicted for his
his assault on Kalloch.
The Nevada hsnk has reduced its esp.
itsl from SIC, 600 eco to S3,OO0,O00 on &C.
count of eIcession taxation.
yellow fever: No new cases since
Thursday; coolest weather OF the season
a, Memphis; fever cessed At CJncordis,
Mississippi.
Fire in business psrt of Philsdelphis
last night; total loss, 500 600, pretty fully
covered with insurance several persons
severely injured by falling walls
the Board of American Isrealites have
memorialized Secretary Evarts to defer the
recognition of RonmaniAn Independence
until Roumania recognizes civil and reig-
ious liberty.
The works Of the Metropolitan Button
Co. and White Manufacturing Co, At
Bridgeport, Conn.,, was burned last night
Lo-s of latter company, SIS 900; insurance,
SIS, 600. Button Coupsny's insurance in
excess of loss.
james n Gillespie declines the Repub-
lican nomination for the office of Lieut.
Governor OF Louisiana; health ard bust
ness positively forbiding his acceptance.
Gillespie says. give free vote and fair
count the ticket will win in December
Without a free vote and fair count the
name of George Washington himself would
avail! nothing.
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NEI EEi.

Never lend an article you hsve borrowed
unless you nave permission 10 Do 70.
Never call NV acquaintance by ;ht
Christian Daue unless requested 10 do So
Never a.temp. to draw The attention Q.
the company constantly upon yourself.
Never exhibit anger, imPlrierce or ex
element when an accident ngppsrs
Never pass be,Eeen two Per=,E= who a:9
talking Together, without an .ro.oay.
Never enter room roi-iiy; never fail
to close the door after you, and r=Ver sian
it.
Never fail to CfIsr tas e.s... and be,t
seat in the room to an Invalid, n elder '
PersOn or a lady.
Never neglect % perform The commission
which the friend entrusted 20 You. You
must nol forget.
Never send your que, wn1 i accug-
toned to q warm room, Of iato 4 c,ld,
damp, spare bed, TO sieea.
Never enter room filed wi,h people,
without Il slight bow 10 the general COM
plBg When fret entering.
Never fiji 10 s-zTer an l1yita .i5o, eith-
er personally OF hg letter, within a week
after the inyits.i0B is received.
Never cc-pt Of favo-s aHd 10 Pitaii,'ss
wisn8ut reHG-rir. an q haaEs GEL! ciyi.i.i.z
when opportunity Il =.
N-vsr fail 90 TEL. he rru b. IF truthful.
you Get ar rev =. I.U ~it get your
f.Uli-hnr=lJ il yau a-c-I-r.
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The ~ ubny Isan-
[O,tlwa Republican, -


a conteupor recently ssii some very
pat things with expect to tn ,t rnoiern nec-
essary auxiliary 10 a Bewsp per, he ".unDy
man."
oliver Wendell HOLMES informs Us tina;
at is a very serious thing
To be funny man.
ana most of those vino have c.eE Gained a
reputation for Wit, or made the CIIalstauc &c
of one OF those premstCreIy solemn ard
funeIeaI looking indiuitusIs whose lives are
mace miserable b. tns cyr sclgIsI.ts :, that TIE
puolic look to them Tor diarnal dose Of tls-
gulsed phislc, IN :he shape OF JOKES, coFToO-
crate the genis. Doctors s:lteEnaut. The re-
sponsibIIiiy enta!lCd b. a reputation for
being a Perennial fount OF sPoataGeOus
humor,i IL enough 20 make a man preml.Ur,!y
aged. de must constantly maintain q b IGN =
water nsrkOf hijsrIty, AMI occasionally sur
pass himself. Not =. ;sfei with his pfCf-S
sional efforts in thi- q rrcfIDn, ne Is C1I ecLrd
to scatter jssis around him ia MS daily wa4E
aud conversation. 20 wIite neatly tuThsd
eptEr2ms for young iaItes' Adams,
and TO scfn-ilIgte ~ social enter
iaiumrntS. / h : IEy.isi out - dinner II
f. n Iact, uCd-.-tauG Tg hat -ssha!l pay for
the ma % Ms nuTD~, ana y Den pCVe him
To 20 p-entiiGliy provided with a oo0s OF *
lem core pUHs al cOuLnd!u'Gs 10 he dls-
D=nsEd Al approximate i.i-rv %. II be dos
not feel u. 20 ''r-. TI-'"-, - '.1-f II prCDab-
~ spaT 40 nl- 60 u the re-
ma X that be - uHu-sI4 - y ONE DINER
u e4-lng reminder Oi ai~ b edCA St Implied
contract. A fearful w-TninZ against the So
6ial periis OF hgmOri-t's career, Is conveyed
in tie an-cdo'e OF the gentle-nau who habit
u4Ily earned hrs dinners by Is Wit, aud on
one occasion Of abseDt.nin' Ell 1ess, was re-
called q a sense OF his duties TO = c.e-y by
the foi!C&i message, delivered In an audi
Bile tone by the daughter OF tue hostess
.-Nsmms's compliments to Mr., and
she wishes to know when he Is going 10 De.
gin to be funny
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seueraIGran,at om,h,

OMAHA, Nov. l-Generai Grant arrived
on special train at 2:20 this evening. He
was warmly greeted ali along the route IN
Nebraska, making several short speeches
A committee, composed OF the council and
few citizens met him st Grand Island.
The buildings here were lsvishly decorated
and the procession which escorted him from
;he depot TO Capital Hill WAS large snd
well appointed. An arch 80 feet high
across FsTnham street YVES one OF the fes.
lures. A crowd of at 'esst ZOO followed
the procession from the depot TO me speak
ing stand on Capital Hill.
Three hundred shots from q battery on
the hill ald every whistle, gong and anvil
IN the CITY were shriskirg cut awa.clms.
Mrs Grant rode with Mrs. Gen Crock,
while the gue=t rode behind = four in-haud
with Gov. Vance and Msyor Cbsse, other
disnitaries following. Governor Vance
extended welcome in brief speech.
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Attempted Horse stealing.

Hlce County Bglletln
o. Saturday evening Sheriff smith hitched
his horss on the north side of Mr.. Irishrs
Lumber yard, while ne awaited for the aYri-
val Of the train from the east. He went to
them two or o. rec times TO see that they we're
safe. A5ou. nine O'Clock he went to see the
horses, and found one was gone. The har-
ness had been taken OF and laid on the
grCInd. At frs. he tnOust some of the Toys
were trying 70 pay JOKE on him, and he
commenced looking fsr the horse among the
lumber piles lie found the horse In the
shed ia the roar Of the lumber yard, with a
strange bride on and two pretty good blank
-fS laying across the horses back
and on The ground saddle Evidently he
had come upon the thief while he was pre-.
pairing 20 leave. Tn- Bride straps are tipped
with metal. Sheriff smith could not find
any one In the ytid, out he thinks he Is on
tp- tran OF the party. During the dsy
couple OF rough IODkin2 strangers were In
LOWE trying 20 sell some ponies They Of
cred one al : . To "a farmer who had only t1O.
TEey were willing IN take the so and his
promise 10 pay the SO at some future day.
The farmer became suspicious and did not
buy. The men 20 Il one pony to some ona,
20 We are to q. Whether there il any con-
nectiOn with the attempt To steal Sheriff
Smiths horse al! these men remains To be
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E&RuNIg..Fg

Az iEC dert Illustrating the barbarism
thaJ tHisis IL pari Of the South, is
given below by Il gentleman VEL known 10
| n. arly all our c; zsus, and wno can vouch
for the truth f ths statements MADE:
EOIrUT TINES :-AC Incident LAST sum
mer, within the k1owle ge Of the writer, so
smphasizes the negro exodus thst you
may deem it worthy the publicly Of your
circulation:
During the time that Topeka was the
RENDEZVOUS CT the colored refugees from the
South, the writer, with other. Chsnced to
be disposiug of real estate in thst city, and
We not uufrequently had calls from the
more thrifty of that class who were in
quest OF homes. One dsy in June col
ored man came into our Office who gave
his nsme ia John Bes;, from Mississippi.
He was a man of splendid physique,
With mental endownents, which with edu-
c ,tiop, would have made him the peer of the
best representatives of his race He Sc
iectsd lot snd deposited with US sum of
money for The erection Of house, which he
desired plsced upon it as soon So pos ioie,
then took his departure for the South, ssy-
ing that be wouiG return in two weeks with
4 wife, snd ether acquaintance We hast.
cue. iit trtClipD o. MS Ouss sEQ awaited
his return. Weeks elapsed and he did not
come, nor any word from him He never
has returned, aud to this day his property
rem aims unclaim d. We failed 10 ascer-
,sin his pcstoffice sddTess or place Of resi-
depce, and his non appearance and silence
might even row be unexplained, but other
refugees Of a later ds'e brought the fol-
loving tale They stated that in June last,
one John Bet, from their Vi unity, came to
Kansas that on his return he stsd that
he hsd bought lot and arrsused for the
erection # house that he married snd
was arranging to move 10 Kansas, but one
evening while he and his young wife
sat Ii their humble dwelling, a party
OF men suddenly made their appearance
and asked does John Best live here" His
vile ungusriedly replied, "Ghat is he'-I
pointing 20 her husband. They seize him,
drag him from his house and chop off both
his hands and with derisiye There d-n
you, take them stumIs and your wife and
so TO Kansas" leave him to his fate.
Theirs could be but one result. John Best
in few moments was corpse and his
wife of week, g widow, and his only crime
was desire to 60 where he could be q m an
and enjoy the pferog of man, and
this in our boosted "lsnd of the freq
which Grant, returning from his tour as
sures US Is the envy and admiration of all
nations; and yet were it availing how de-
voutiy would John Bsst's widow and too
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a Family Gathering

lAtcAlsOn Champion, l.
IN Interesting reunion of the RIngo family
occurred at the residence of Mr.. P.B. Uric
last night. MIS-. l. T. Riugo. of Weston,
No, a hearty Old lady, in spite of the burden
of more than 50 years, arrived in the city
last Monday ami last night met all Of her
surviving children, viz: Mrs. l.. ID. Uric,
Mrs. u. p. WallingiOrd, OF 1t. Joseph Mrs.
:, P. Mittheny, Of this city; Miss NJ. Z.
Eiugo, Of Weston, ard Mes.srs. J. l.. Il. Ringo
and Lot ". RiugO, of AtchiSoD. This was
the nTsi tine the entire family had beenfcoi-
lcCTcd under the same roof In twenty n ye
wears. Mrs. RI rgO, the mother, was born In
ElIg'uIf, ana All of her children in Ken
lucky, but the fam ~ IA ave resided In Platte
and Buchanan counties. - lsSouIi, or Atchi-
son comfy, InSes, since i-ii. The evening,
~ course, was a most del ghLful one, and IL
wa~ usri To tell who enjoyed the occasion
inO~t the grandmother Ui eighty odd years
or tue gTaudcEil1 o two.
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SEVERAL escape.
Troubles Texas.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1-Ai9,css from
Wheeler county, Texas, sag ;hai 4 good
deal OF feeling exits there, owing to the
arrests Of persons By the L. 5. Deputy
Marshal on blank warrants. filled cut 10
suit the cases. The arrested psrtieS were
released on writs Of ho5eas ogPys In TIE
State Courts and were.rearrss;ed by the L.
=. Marshals. These Msrshs!s also ssGre
out warrants sgsinst the officers OF The
State Courts for interference with the
Federal officer, and with a Gquad OF
soldiers from Fort Elliott who have gone
20 make arrests. Trouble ia anticipated
1t is said the matter hiss been reported TO
Attorney General Devens and that he liz
struc,ed the Gederdl Judge Of The DIlIss
district 10 investigate The matter
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Murder IN Marion Center.

lEnpO=iI News, J0.I
List Friday night this little town was
thrown into a state OF excitement over the
murder Of a young man named Ely, by his
companion, named Hayden. This quarrel
commenced over az Old jsck.knife, worth
about so cents. The knife was claimed by
Ely who accused Hayden of stealing II.
aHgry words ensued and on Ely making
threatening advances toward Hayden, was
struck IN the neck with the aforesaid knife
sew -TIns the Jugular vein. He died In twen-
y minutes. Tney were both young men,
ami came Ia this county about nine months
ago Young tby's parents live In Canada
aud EayL In illinois,
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Yours, very respectfully,
To tougOFH.E.

TI.IIiDn LICfiNUI %
Trains now run through 70 Concordia. and
the following changes have been made In the
offices along the line: J. :. Brown to Concor
diGi q. ". Eaton, to clyde; J. sands to Cliff
ton; ! y Houston, 10 Levrenceburg. The
agency at MDrgaatCEn rs been discon.
tIEUei
The business of the road, from the station,
Ia the past SIX days, 20yh to 18th, has been As
follows: Grain, % cars cars stock cars
bay I car broom corn. Freight on ship
menus IN the same time, amounting to 81, 800.
Mr.. Sleeper, the gsDtiemanly agent at this
pace. informs us that the shipments would
have been more TN IN double the amount, 10
~ THd b en- possible to obtain empty cars
Where Is there "a town Of 100 inn stitants In
t.tr state thai can make this showing. Clay
Center l. the banner town of the West.
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A nrancn orMr. Berxh'. society.

IIOpeka COMMONWEALTH, 81,
Capt. ThOs. L. Irvine and Theodore Terry
have been In correspondence with Henry
Bergh, President of the American Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, in
New York, and have received from him a
number Of documents relative to the estab-
!ishment Of a branch society here. Kansas Is
the only state, We believe, which has not
SUCH laws as these. Among the pamphlets
received II "a manual of the laws and ordi-
ntucss relating to the prevention OF cruelty
To animals. There are also the 18th annual
report and the charter and by laws of the So
ciciy. together with suggestions as to the
comfort AMI Il iScOmlOTt OF the horse. An eff
fort viii be made at the next session of the
Legislature To have these or similar laws
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worth r1i vii b, The t,rminus OF The Es8'
sas Central during tie winter. Frcn Thu
point 20 Clay Centre it Is oily twenty
three uil5s. The road is nor oTasd b.
ner who have the means and hey PuTpose
pus hing il wesf 81 tie Blue IL ths elEiy
pring. u the Prcper aid IL extended /.
will b built 10 Lincoln Csltre by ssf-
fan,bsr 1851
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,ooI, ;o-,,,rp ,n tbs 1e,,n,

T Methodist B hop Peck weighs over
$50 pounds, md Will sleeping at a friends
hous L. Syracuse, y. ", recently, The led
on Uli,h he exposed suddenly gave way in
the middle Of the night, AID came down
with 4 Tremendous crash. "Wh-whai's
the matter, bi-hop?' cried the host, rush
ing ups-sirs In hjt pight-govn. "Oh,
No Lia- Ysr; oulsr, brother" numhled The
di-a.rsry from beneath chaos Of quilts,
MATRICES ard bed-p-s;s, only tell your
VIE # rm rot here in the morning TO look
for L.e ia The cellar"
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lCOr. Manhattan Nationalist
Fuller Gay is located In shannon township,
Potawatomie county.
We are having splendid fan weather.
The grading On the Kansas Central is COM
FIete u this point, and large force is at
work ON the same line SIX miles west of this
place. The track is latd 20 within SIX miles
u Butler city, and will in all probability be
finished to tnIs place by the 9TH of Novem-
Der Eight new business houses have been
erected during the past four weeks, and as
many more are in contemplation.
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DEATH OF CENTRAL HooRSE

VT a. tA"o ~
Oar telegrsphic dispatches Of yesterday
morning announced the des!h OF General
Joseph Hooker. Fighting Joe Hooker
was known to the country as oue OF the best
and bravest officers OF the late var, and the
news OF his death will bring a feeling Of
sorrow to thousands OF loyal hesrts.
General Hooker was sixty-four years old
having been m at Hadley, Mass, in
1915. He wss graduste Of IVES: P0in',
and saw service in the Fioriis war and the
war with Mexico. He resigned his coin-
mission in 1858, aud went to farming in
California. He re-entered the service at
the beginning of the rebellion. He wss sp-
pointed Brigsdier General OF volunteers in
1861. He was placed in command Of s di-
vision of the army OF the POtomsc in 1852,
and promoted 10 Msjr General. He
took an active part in all The esrlier cam.
paigns in the + 4st, under Mcclellan and
Burnside, and in January 1868 was ap-
pointed to the commsnd of the srmy Of the
Potomsc, and in May of the same year
fought the battle of ChsncelloryIlle, enc OF
the most noted engagements Of the war
He resigned his command in June of the
same year, on sccount of disagreement.
with Gen. Halleck, ard was soon after
placed in command OF the l2:h and
18th army corfs, which we're
concentrated about Chattanooga. It wa
here he fought his famous "b.ttle above the
clouds" at Lookout Mountain. This was
one of the most memorable erg lgements Of
the war, and one with which the name of
Gen. Hooker will be insep.rsbly linked in
history. He was made Brevst-Ms jor-
General Of the regular army 10 1858 and
placed on the retired list. He hiss bsen an
invalid for years past, owing to a severe
stroke of paralysis. Although worn GU,
and long since retired from active life, the
news of his death will be read with sorrow,
and his memory will be foudly cherished in
the hearts of his countrymeu.
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Elliott and .oyd.

LONDON, Nov Elliot and + 'yd have
made the first deposit OF so 10: their boat
rare.
Elliott atili leaves $50 on deposit for his
match with H.nou, "a ne has received No
official NOTIFICATION OF H41ioa's forfeiture
of the championship. Elliott claims, aud
he Ought 10 receive, uo'il2a;ion dIrec. from
Hanlon So to whether he intends 10 proceed
with The match during the next lev days
as plenty Of time has been allowed
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The Debt Decrease.

WAsHISGTOS, ID. G.. Nov. The deb:
statement to-day shows the decrease Of the
deb. for October to be SO. $50 900 90; cash
in treasury, 500, sii .SlI; gold csrtitics;ss,
9li5 $40 coo; silver certificates, SGl3 $50 (;
certificates Of deposit outsia ncipg, SD .405,-
Geo, reiunGin", S2,s99 100; leGa. lenders
outstanding, 1916, GSLOlG; fractional cur
reCcY ouI5;s Gdias, Sl59 .lu9s9.
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The following n-te comes 10 US from
Middleton, Pennsylvania. II any reader
OF The inns knoss anything abou, the
grain referred to ~e hope he will give Mr..
Brirsar the informs on he asks for:
MIDDLETON, Dauphin Co.. Pa,
Oc.O5er % h, 1879.
EDICoR TETEs:-I see an item taken
frCIu HE TINES being description of a
plant cIllsd Egyptian corn. viii you he
kiEd enough 10 iet me know anyone who
hss { vita whom l can correspond?
Yours t!Eiy, T. c. BEINsER.
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j. the Board OF Ir4:r Of our city in *
istence or is it exlinc.2 There are many
things to be accpmpli-asI b. -I:h 81 or
GAM alton. The NirroV G,G.- 20 ID all
be running to the valley ii ia GI. il a
month from this time aud the oFls-s Il il
e1 pect to have the right Of y,v led snd
engineering done 80 Il 10 rIs IA fieT contract
at least Que hundred mill i a. opening
Of the Spring. II may b. sad i,uh less
will be said by some tha II Il 'A-,r JgSi-
ness to attend to such matters Ia The iae.
is that the cultivation OF business along
the line of the road buiit and & be BAN,
is and will BE- of great value % cur bus .aess
men, and that while - prouo;jr z
their own bnsiGe7s intergsfs. the uercHaa'
and manufactures Of the city vii! give
great ard 20 the ex.en-iyn of this road b.
cultivasing kind :celi1-- with the people
along the line Of The rad, aud inducing
them to vi-it the city, and le IN the al
vantage Of cpamercial and business con-
nection with our ely. With proper et-
fort on tie part OF the managers of that
road, and the irhIs1ce watch the bu iuess
people OF the CITY can ez.sad by an organ
lied effort which viii cJs! them little, ii
any, more than they Eow spend in
securing business from one TO two hun
dred miles ean be added 70 that
road before the cold weather of next year.
The value OF slch iEf1ence is almost
equivalent to money in sEcn an enterprise.
The cultiv stion OF business relations with
other lines Of road is ,gIally important,
but none CT such perhaps can he as well
secured in any o.her way a By an organ
lied effort. Our business men can as
profitably spend 4 few hours each week in
comparing views and taking such measures
as will prom Die an extension Il The bus
ness of the city as by IN equal amount Of
time in their businPsS
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s1sds myssli ;ias have dose it full jus
tee
! viii rot lssye It however, until I have
spoken agood word for the hotels in Winfield
The Central Mayors & Vsnce proprietors
Is first class in every respect, and enjoys en-
immense patronage. The Williams"
named for the proprietor. Is second to 10
house in the city. Both houses are a credit
to The town.
q NJ body desiring any further inforna.
ton IN regard to Winfield OCo#ley conn
~, can obtain the same BY addressing
either Gums < MsnsGr, a. II. Greer, or
Gilbert & Jarvis, Rsal Estate Agents.
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Chic so Times ]

I-hic3EO Times
To members a he ruff tnly New York
polo force nave been indicted for clubbing
a citizen who Incurred their disclosure at
3 niiltzry review recently. Oae If the
accassi officlrs is plug ugly who hes fig
ured in near ' every club barlarity which
has occurred iu this city. He bss been in
vestig l,,d, suspended, fined and rerrim snd.
ed with 10 siFsct. His latest vic i'm de-
termiued to invoke the law, and ha- done
% with the result Of having the blue. coat
ed savage presented TO the criminal court
on 2 charge of assnlt. He and his comrade
in brutality will row stand trial like any
otheIs bruisers.