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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-12
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BELLS OF BONNEVILLE,

A handsome and complete edition Of ths Or ~.
Of CorneviLls" by Pianqustts. i nov ready All
As the music. the acting. scenery and sostuniIr
are quite within the reach Of Nstsurs, IL ia Wrs
lively French village scenes, soptrsstiae vita
events in the haunted castle. make q spirited
combination. Words apobj sctionstls. Prioa,
sl.5C.
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AGg lid RaATEEbW ATCE Es cheapesi
q Eintha known world. Sa.no5s RGtch Egse e
80 ~ AGents. Address A, CotIrEs &to' SaleaV
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II the Circuit Court at Clinton,
Tenn.
BTLLFOR DIVORCE.

Ester Smith vs.. John Smith, lat last one Of
,- them.)
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WHITE ROBES, the new Sunday sshasI
Song Book, by Abbey and Munger, bids fair to
be one of the most successful books Of lis elias, a.
it is undeniably one Of the swOstsat and best,
It will pay to bay one. il oAly to sing from a.
home. frice 50 cents.
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INGERSOLk'S SYSTEM.
4 Fond Father ests the ColoneI's Theory
of Training Up achild

Col. Ingcr~oi. says he Keeps 4 lp0cket. b's X
10 an-open drawer. and his cnidrea> 90 and
l,eIp themselves 70 money whenever they
Nansit -Fiey eat wheaithcy NAnt tos they
may sleep ai ,l.y9if, they rss,ss, or sit up Mi
nlght if they ,t-sirc. | don't .ry 70 coerce
them. / neyrr punish. never scoi,I Taey l,uy
sasis. .assa clothes. aB,i are nsastess Of il,em-
selves. I
Agcntirnian livi~g % State street, who
has a l,oy tlatls full If ki.teny. read the arti-
Gle an.l pnndercd dcepiy. He kne~ than Col.
IugelsoIl was success a, raising children 10
the way they should 60, and he theught he
wouid try il. The 10y hal caused him con-
siderable annoyance, sad he made up his
mind that he. had not treated the boy right,
80 he called tie hoy from the street, where
he was putting SOFT sosp "n iamp.poss in
cgder to see the lamp sllgliter Climb it. and
said 10 him.
MY son. hsye deci,lel TO adept lii
icrrnt course with you. Heretofore have
AsftH CARNluA ap0at SAftu< lFa AuN'S = A+aNt
have wanted to know where every cent won't
IN and my supervision hiss ne ,hlabt been an
noyipg to you New, arn going 10 leave
my pocket book in the bureau drawer, with
plenty Of money in it. and YOU are at liberty
10 use ell you want wishout asking me. ]
want you TO bry anything you desire, buy
your own clothes, aud to feel as though the
money was yours and thai you had pot got
to account for il, Just make yourself at
home now andiry and have = good time. y
The boy locked vt the old geasicnan, pRr
his hand on his head. as though he had 'sot
'eai sure and went ous TO see the lamp.
lighter climb that soft soap The next day
the stern parent went ont into the conntry
shooting. and returned on the mid
night train three days later. He opened the
door with latch key and strange
yellow dog grabbed MIN by the elbow Of his
pants, and shook him, be said, ''hke agur.n
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The dog barked and ehewed until the son
came down in his night-shirt and called him
off He told his father hr had l,oHght that
dog Of fireman tor sll. anil II was probably
the best dog bargain that had l.eea made
this season He said the fireman told him
he could fhd mao thar wantel that kind
Of adeg.
The I,4Feat teex of of ms pants, ali that the
dog had not removed, and in the hail he
stumbled over Uireh-bArk canoe the boy
bought Of an Indian for 50, and an army
musket with an iToh ramrod ieti down from
the corner. The boy had paid 90 for that
He had also bought himself 40 oyercoat
with seal-skin collar and cuffs, and COM
plete outfit Of caiieo shirts and silk STOCK
ings.
In ms room the parent fouad the mar
bic top Of soda fountsin,s wllee!tsrroR,
a shelf 'fifei with all kinds Of canned ih1at,
preserves snd crackers, and barrel nf APP
pies a walt tent and six pairs Of blank
cts were relied up ready Tor eamping ont,
aud buckskin shirt aad pair of corduroy
pants lay on the l,ed really for pulling on.
SIX i-hing poles and basket Of fishing
tines we're ready for business. and an .oys-
scr-can fun of grub worms FOR bait were
squirmlng on the wssli stassd The cid ger
tlenian looked the lay-uut over. looked at
his pocket-book 10 the iureau drawer, as
empty as contribution box, and said:
Young man, the times haze bcen too
aash. We will now Fe,ern to specie basis.
wi,sn you want money come to me and
sill gire you a nickie. and .ou will tell me
what ron intend TO buy with il. o. Iii warn
yoa. You hear me
And now thst man sian,ls around irom
tie effects Of the encounter with the yellow
dog, and asks every man Naae .eitsr will
reach Bob Ingeisoll He says he will Kill
fpgcrsoll, il il is the last noble at h ever
actomplishcs.
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II the whole tssure, and the miner evidently
meant the ore vein. as he called the lode
in cat. when there WAS no ore in sight,
The definition of tie term as given by jus
tice Field is. the Whole beit or zone OF
mneraiized" iock, or a zone Of rack likely
to coatain ore, which includes the whole til
ling of the issurc; and We think this is the
only proper definition If the term. Another
term very often misappied Is mineral.
This term is used exclusively for ore By
miners. newspaper writers, lawyers and
courts IN fact, the term is 81 often used 10
that sense thar no confusion arises, but ne
vertl,e.,.ss il is wrong. for the term. MINER,
al iueiuded the composition ef ocks, a.
we'll as of ores, and in no sense can it be
properly used 10 denote ore exclusively.
The terms tunnel' and !. aais'' are used by
some in the same sense. while by Others an
siit is q horizontal opening On ths lode, and
agunnei Is eruss-cut through country rock
. reach the ioae Although the anthpfi;ies
do not always make the latter distinction.
it would ne better for miners 1t they dad,
for it would serve to simplify matters by
giving each wefl distinct meaning. TAcre
aVs other cases that can lie eitcsl. but thase
siSvn arr most prominent, and We think
sllou.a i,c consi.lerel by those using the
terms, especially 10y neaspsprr writers, by
lawyers. and bY judges waeu giving deci
sivnS. ~
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Mining Terms.
FIoln lhe lieorgeLovn unnrIsr.

FEuln the heorgetown Courier.
II is profitable that na business in the
world has so many terms in common use
that are misapied, or used to express the
same meaning, rs the business Of mining;
and ss the use Of these terms often convey a
meaning different from what is intended,
any reform in that direction will he vel
comed. To illustrate our meaning. the words
'.vein and " lode are used as synouimous,
bat by some miners these terms are used to
denote the filing Of the whole assure. by
others to denote the ore vein, and by others
to denote that part of the filling OF the ere
vice either containing the ore vein OF g
gorge or quartz streak likely to contain ore.
We saw astTiking illustration Of this ut the
term Of the District Court year ago when
one OF our lawyers was cross examining MT
ner IN regard to lode" The lawyers
idea Of the meaning of the term was evident
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Interesttp the public debt iailing due
January is7s>eiil Le paid in Gao u cur
rency VI the op,R,n IF The claimant.

First Lieutenant Gyms NJ. De LAM, Ism
Infantry. will proceed witAeus delay 10 Fcrt
Craig, Y. NJ tsbandonedl and relieve flfst
Lieutenant Theodore Saith, 18th Infantry
ii his duties = a 4. q. N and 4. q, ;.
there, reeeipting to him for all property,
faasis, etc, turaesl over, and resaaln on duty
at Fort Craig asiiI further ot,lefs.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-11

Phil Sheridan ami l,art schulz ..re l,laking
t,se.ltilz. Il zach other. Considering, the fact
that bqtli are 81 ugiy that the police WARN
them ai the streets, aad their sudden appea-
rance has been known 10 endanger the lives
Of women under certain circumstances, and
ssartlc car-horses OF a crazy attempt % run
away, We think The facial contortions quite
unealie,l for.-- Washington Capital.
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When ModjesAa was playing Camille
IN Albany the other evening an amusing
mistake occurred. In tie last act she gives
Armand her rortait, eprssenting Young
and pretty girl, but when she looked At it
,he picture turned out 10 he the likness OF
gFuzt bearded mtu which tho property
man bad furnished lay mistake. She ha.l
to tnrn and laugh, when she should have
been ail tears, and Armand, Too, w.ts bursting
with she fun Of The thing,
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MASON'S RANCH.

The proprietor Informs the public generally
that he is prepared 70 receive aud aceonodaie
travellers, and 10 supply passing traits or herds
81 animals with water.
This IL the only Watering place between the Rio
tsrande and fort Cummings. | always have an
abundance of water on hand. which viii furnish
1t reasonable Eates.
NV table win be kept supplied with the best
the market affords.
Ihave pleasant and comfortable rooms furnished
with clean beds for the use II travellers Also
comfortable and secure stabling loE animals. !
always keep g@0d supply oT hay ana gram on
hand. N-----4
Travellers Eill fna- ut my place everything re
ausite 10 sappy their wants and add 10 their COIN.
fort, ny charges will not be found unreasonable
r s.. Mason.
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Travellers, Attention!

r. s. NAsoS has purchased tle Iasee here.
tofoFe known as Sloculns Rancho. situated y
ralles vest Oi Mesilia, on the road to Silver City
aud the west, aud tho same wiil hereafter be
known as
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b BARBER

rarSeyor. Lincoln. Lincoln County. Sew Mexico.
special astenIion gwen 10 the surveying ana Lo-
eating Of Coke amens Lands All RIlsillcss with the
T. ). Land Otiees pruEEply attended 10,
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THos. u, CATRoS.
tu. $. Attorney
ATRoN = THORNTON.
W. THouSToS

Attorneys at Law, sante Fe. New Mexico.
VIM practice IN Nj tIle Coasts Of Iaw and Egni,s
in t.,e Territory. Business Dsompliy attended GO.
one neiaber Of tho FiEIn alw ays 10 be found IL the
nffiee la santa Fe.
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Ora !. cAsAp.

Attorney and Counselor at Law MEsILi.A y N
ysul pg,icgiee III alI Courts Of LAW aid EQUITY n
the Territory Special attention given to Collections
Office witii Tie INDEPEADENr.
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VrM. I. JONES.
lt,toniey at Law, s;eslIla- New Nexieo.
AZ. snIELp.

Attorney at Las, las Vegas. New Mexico.
wal practice in the IstTFet and Supreme Coarfs Of
tile Territory Especial astedicn given 70 Land and
Criminal Litigation.
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XtIor1ey at Law. Silver eity. Grant Coanty. NeW
Mexico. VIII practice M al the Courts oi Law and
Equity Ia View Mexico. r1onpi attention given To
a8l business.
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j. F0GNrAIS.

Attorney az Law MesiIia, New Mexico. Practices
nall The Courts Of Law and Equity ia TIE Territory
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w l. RyHEsoA.
lplsrA.r-r ArEnsNKAl

Agtor4ey i Law, Las cruts.s. Aess Mexica.
fToii.IIs ttstVu EFyfnse "a ti9Sess etliftstest
IL ie e.Ee naetees IN iii aAs Courts a i.sw and
Equity ii Neu Msxlco.
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The sIiss DOwdys and Brother.

The story Of the killing Of the. Miss Dow
dys and their little brother, on the Johnston
Fork Of the Guadalupe, 10 Kerr County, last
October, IS told by the Rangers, is enough
to filI the heart of the mildest man on earth
with rage enough to nerve his arm to the
killing of every copper colored greasAr.
south of the Rio Grande. One of the worst
features of the case Is, that 1t will remain an
eteCnal secret who the actual perpetrators
Of the fearful crime were. As we'll might
one go fc the ocean beach when its. fi'sd
las kissed Nway village and ny TO recog
nize just the ayops that did the mischief as
to Try to designate, of the countless hories
of murderons villains who erss the Rio
Grande, which partic1tar set did that piece
Of helIisliness. Dir. T. R> Johnston, late Of
Lieut. Reynolds command. has jnst returned
from the Ranger camp situated very near
the scene of the tragedy, bringing with him
sun bonnet, pierced l,g lance and tive
bullets, which he picked up near the Dedies
oil the poor children.
There we're three girls, aged respectively
rs, Ii and IA. and ho. aged II.
The bonnet vas the property u the girl
aged i6. The chtldpn were only half 4
nnle from their home, sitting under live
oak tree reading book, when attacked ~
the f,,al devils They were marleres short
Is after arriving un tire gFtseaa, As ti.ey were
fuund Il mon stiff and c9id; all buf the
girl Of 10, WHO had dfaggerl her poor man-
gled body some distance towards the house,
and spoke twice TO her mother, askiay tof
drink and uitering the word men, ffter
which she sank to the sleep Of death.
Mr.. Johnston and his companions bnIlt
stonc fence pround the spot Of the murder
and pIaeti a large stone en the cl.iidren's
grave, on which, with his pocket knife he
cut the figure If d.re, with an ll,itaph
beneath Mlich reads,
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professional Cards.
IT c GARRISON.

Attorney at Law. silver City, Grant Counts. New
Mexico WIN practice in all the Courts Of lAw aid
Equity in the Third Judicial Bistrct.
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= p NEwcoNa

Attonley and Counselor II Ian. i.asCniees. New
Mexico. unee o. Main street,
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NJ A. Trs0S..
Notary Pabiie. Land Agent and Conveyance
RoswKiL, LINCOLN CousTY, Ne. MExIca
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5. ". s<HESFEL1kR.

JoaS D. BAIL $ " s~HESFELT
DAIL y AsHENfELTER
Attorneys At Las, MesiIla. New Mexico,
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ToHN NJ exS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-15
Board of Trade and Transportation.

The Board of Trade and Transportation
met in regular weekly session yesterday,
and, after awarding the contract for print.
| ing the annual report of the Board to the
Times at their bid of $3.50 25 the following
standing committees for the ensuing year
were appointed:
Mauuiacturcs-Col Wm. s. Robinson,
W. H. Blymyer, w. j. NJ. Gordon, Charles
Stewart, J. +. Meader, Charles Wells and
John Holland.
Commerce-Colonel G. NJ. Dayton, W. H.
Aims +. W. Stimson, G. Van Antwerp,
John G0sin.
Taxation-Julius Dexter, Gazzam Gano,
Jacob Wirth, Julius Refs, c. W. Gould.
Arbitration-F. II. Lawson, John +. Ell
lott, W. G. Coffin, Henry Mack, H. Clos
terman.
Appeals-Colonel P. P. Lane l.. 10th
P. Echert, William McAlpin, C. A. Thomp-
son.
Railroads.&c.. V. Cherry NJ. f. Ingalls,,
l.. c. Weir John W. 1lartwell, Louis Krohn,
Jacob Elsas, Jacob Seasongood.
River Nayigation-Wm Henry Davis,
Geo. C. Ware, S. f. Covington, Jas. S. Wise,
Florence Marmet.
Transportation-wm. ]. NJ. Gordon, Jas.
II. Laws, John A. Wilson, Geo. Moerlein,
II. Hardinghouse, S. C. Foster, Geo. Wilken,
Samuel Woodside, Jos. kinscy.
Law-Hon. Stanley Matthews, Drausin
Wulsin, Charles W. Short, Jos. Hargraye,
C. II. Gould.
Membarship-Joseph Hsrgrave, Louis
Krohn, T.. c. Goshorn, c. T. Adams, A. A.
Bennett, John B. Gibson, John Simpkinson.
Weights and Mcasures-Geo. D. Winchell
j. b. Evans George Wilkens, A. Krebs,
John II. Balance.
Public Improvements-R NJ Moore Geo
X. Knight, John Church, Jr., Jacob Diehl
Samuel i. Warren.
gislation-Drausin Wulsin, Josiah Kir
by, James l.. Haven, George d. Winchell
George Wilken, NJ. 10th, 2. II. Hartman.
Finance-R. II. Galbreath, j. J. Jewett
J. G. Schmidlapp, W. F. Thorne, Henry
Pearce.
United States Signal service-J. W
Gano, John Carlisle, Thos. Kelsall, Hugl
Colville, Alex. Hill.
Smoke Preventon-Jos. Kinsey, Jabe
NJ. Waters, Daniel DeCamp, M. Clements
|. Greenwald.
Exposition Commissoners-John Simp
kinson f. V. Cherry, L. NJ. Dayton VIM
MCAlpin, w. L. Robinson.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon yesterday TO noon to-
day:
Henry Huffman to Henry Wunker, 5
0j-1O0 acres, on the west side of Cincinnati
& Springfield Railroad, in northwest quar-
ter OF Section IL, Millcreek Township;
IS, 400.
IL. G. stiebcl to Nicholas Becker, years
monthly rent first year, $40; balance of
term, $i5
Delhi Land and Building Association to
John w. Manu. so by 100 feet on north side
of Center street, so feet west OF Franklin
street, in Grantor's subdivision at Home
City; $40o.
Joseph Gluntz ct al, per Master Commits
sioner, to Joseph Longworth and Larz An
derson, executors, leasehold estate q by so
feet on north side of Front street, west of
Harriet, being part of lot No. 2G, Lud-
lows IS.
Thomas Bray and wife to Marion J..
Jones, perpetual lease of Lot No S Of Com
missioners' subdivision of lots Nos. 8 and 3
in subdivision OF estate of Thomas Will
liams, Walnut His, at an annual rent of
$50, with privilege of purchase at $833 81.
Bridget Norton TO Michael Norton, 81 by
S714 feet on north side of New street, 227
feet east from Broadway; 81, love and
affection.
b. f. Howard to John Parrott, trustee,
lying next west Of Lucy Pruden's land,
College Hill; 81 and other considerations.
r. c. Campbell to Elizabeth Rose, IN
by 95 feet, on south side of Clinton street,
los 1-6 feet east from Cutter street; So, 200.
joseph Brink and wife to Mary From
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Church Elections.

The following church elections have re-
Gently taken place:
AT st. Paurs Church-Vestrymen-Rufus
King, G. II. Barbour, G. 7. Stedman, c. f.
Bradley, R. A. Dykins H. G. Cady, E. Zim-
norman, II. d. Huntington, Il. Macready,
L. Boyd, DR.. 7. II. Kearney, A. r. Ring
walt.
At the Church OF Atonement, Riverside
Abraham Brewer, Senior Warden; H.
Wateley, Junior Warden p. Lodwick, II.
Lockwood, S. S. L'Hommedieu, P. S.
Holmes w. f. Jones, Vestrymen.
At Christ Church-For Wardens-Senior
Warden, Martin Bare; Junior Warden,
Samuel B. Warren. For Vcstrymen-S. ?.
Bishop, Frank J. Jones, Larz Anderson, n.
II. Mclean, p Il. Mitchell, W. c. Bare, Ed
ward Worthington, II. s. Reed, Il. II. Pen
dleton.
At st. Johns P. E. Church-Senor War
den, w. J. NJ. Gordon; Junior Warden, II.
II. G. Allen; Vestrymen-Gideon Burton,
J. II. Hibben VIM. Ii. Hoover s. N. Max
well G. A. Farnham, Ii. NJ. Merrell, L. L.
Smith, 7. P. Baldwin.
At st. Philips Church-Senior Warden,
John Sherlock; Junior Warden, Thomas
Williams; Vestrymen-H. B. Banning, Jas.
Callahan, c. d. Mccarthy, Griffith Miller,
Robert b. Bowler, Mr.. Steinberg.
At the Church of our Savior, Mt. Auburn
George P. Bassett, Senior Warden; II. r,
Proctor, Junior Warden, Vestrymen-Jas
A. Frazer, w. A. Hall, +. Il. Lea, +. w.
Smith, L. V. Cherry, w. Worthington, r.
Ii. Galbreath, II. II. Breneman.
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Electric Currents.

Daniel Funk, aged ninety-three, died at
Urbana, O.
Dcpue & Co. IS heading factory burned at
Cicero, Ind.
Boyton left Memphis last evening for
New Orleans.
James Obey was fatally injured by train
at Salem, 0.
Cicero, Texas, was almost totally de-
stroyed by fire.
VIM. Finey's child, near Boston, o., was
burned to death.
Mrs. Christian Marks committed suicide
near Palestine, 0.
Hail fell yesterday at Pensacola, Fla, as
large as hens eggs.
Joseph Boards little child was scalded to
death near Charleston, W. Va.
James Courtright, an old citizen, COM
mitted suicide at Jonesville, Mich.
Two stores were burned by incendiaries
al Sandford, near Terre Haute, Ind.
O. II. Rranor, miller, of Eugene, Ind,
was drowned at Newport, Ind.
Bohlenhouse & Co.'s ice-house at Mem
phis was destroyed by lightning last
night.
Samuel Dyes valuable barn, al Scott.
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DIsPOSING OF VICTIMS
That Were "Coppered" Yesterday.

"Open Court Mr.. Ramsay" said Judge
Wilson this morning when he took his seat
upon the Judicial Throne Ramsay sound-
ed the gayel, and before the echo had died
out, George Geiger was requested to stand
up and answer the charge of ex-
posing his person. Officer Fritz,
OF the 0liver-street Station-house was
called. "ln what manner was this
man exposing his person, Mr.. Oflicer%'
asked the Prosecuting Attorney. well
well-he was" and here the officer
stopped. "Well, go on" said the Prose-
cutor But the officer didn't appear to
know what he had arrested the prisoner
for. "Geiger," said Judge Wilson, "go on
home it's curious that an officer arrests a
man, and then when called in Court doesn't
know what lie arrested him for!"
| Michael Clark, from Chicago, was before
the Court for carrying concealed weapons
and obtaining money under false pretenses.
He was arrested yesterday with a paper in
his possession bearing the signature of +.
O. Carnahan, which stated that he was a
worthy young man and asked that he be
given money to aid him in returning to
Chicago. The paper was found to be for
gerry. Judge Wilson disposed of the Chi
cagoan by sending him to the Work house
for thirty days and fined him $50.
Robert Smith, for burglarizing the house
of Mr.. Crgo on Walnut Hills, night before
last, was bound over to appear before the
Grand Jury.
Charles Adams and Louis West, for rob.
bing man named James Mcdonald OF $40
at No. 221 West Sixth street, were fined
500 and thirty days in the Work-house.
The houses of ill fame. Nos. 14S and
$50 Iongworth street, kept by Alice Hart
and Nettie O'Meara, were raided last night
by the police, and six of the frail ones
named Lottie Smith, Carrie Leonard Lii
lie Wright, Carrie Wilson, Ella Price, and
Ida Corbly, were taken in. Their cases
were continued until the 22nd inst
VIM Nuttle was arraigned for malicious
destruction of property. He called at Big
Minnie Wolf's on Eighth street, yesterday
and, becoming enraged at the proprietress
demolished lOoking-glasses and furniture tC
the amount Of $50. His case was continued
at his request until next Saturday.
Fred. Ahlers, a great big stout healthy
looking specimen of humanity was charged
with street begging. He plead guilty to the
charge and was given three months in tht
Work-house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-15
Aid for the Refugees.

At meeting of the colored people at
Union Chapel last night, to organize plan
for furnishing aid TO the colored refugees
now crowding into Kansas and the Terri
tories, contribution of $50 from Mr.. Len
Harris and $75 from Peter H. Clark s
school were reported, and a collection
amounting to $50 IS was taken up.
The Committee to appoint Permanent
reported the following names, viz. Rev.
George w. Williams, Robert Gordon, Chas.
W. Bell, Rev. r. NJ. Duling, Fountain
Lewis, Rev. r. w. Scott, Rev. Marshall w.
Taylor, L. d. Easton, Geo. II. Jackson and
VIM. Il. Ross.
Messrs. G. W. Hayes, Eugene Lowell and
VIM. b. Ross were appointed Committee
TO select Committee of ten to perfect an
organization.