The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-28
9ithmond 0ispatth.
Observation-Disclosures %. fssa.
The Chu,nscy Nuricr.
SoToRIors CINCINNATI rAxLr-How XII,

A NOTORIOUS CINCINNATI fANlLy-uow Ey,Sc
LEOPOLD pECAAE INFArraTra.
Jim Chumlcy, the man who Sho, aud
Killed Thomas Lamb in Cincinnati ON
Christuss-evc, belongs TO family that Ia.
acquired considerable notorietv in tina,
city. Tie Is son OF Police-Ofsic Arm.
strong Chumlcy, who was fatally wounded
in the Cincinnati Central poliec.S,s,ion
August y 1850, hy Colonel Thomas y
>nelhaScr. and earlier in the tlsy took mar,
IN TIC hght In a strect-car between
his sisters, Mrs. Evans, Ella Chumlcy. who
had ceen Sneihaker's mistress. Nirgie Jack
SOP, a performer at the Nine->trcct Oper9-
House, >Helhaker himself and his father.
which was The cause 81 The subsequent
murder. james thumlcy at that time was
and had been Tor about year on the po-
lice force. bu, was discharged for the mart
he took in that affair. once before he was
engaged in. 4 shooting atlray. That was
fifteen years ago, when he was but lad
81 sixteen, aud took place at his fathers
residence. 81 Clinton street. His bro
thcT-ir-law, Captain Herman Evans. and
VIE were having 2 fight. and Jim
interfering. was attacked by Evans with a
sluugshot, whCreuron he drew a revolver
and trcd. destroying Eyau>'s left eve. Il
: charged that about wear ago last No-
Neinber be. IN company with a lady dress
CO in mourning and closely yeilcd. appear
ell before Squire HsJne. and. swearing
that -.se was hi> DCtls., forced deeds for
property 10 which he nor his mother had
not shadow Of 4 claim. lie then went 70
indianapolis, and, selling the property by
Means ol the deeds. made considerable
monCv. which was recovered after q great
deal 81 trouble. The Cincinnati CONNER
cal saws:
lee Chumley, daughter in this fam
iiy. was famous for aer marvellous beauty
- wei IS Observation-Disclosures. Cincinnati
not beng wide enough for the exercise o.
her peculiar talents, she went abroad. and
one day in her travels found herself in
ihilc village not FIR from the palace Of
hing Leopold II. Of Bavaria. Ills Majesty
was in the habit OF taking daily walks in 4
private park ada cnt - his palace. and
Lee. asceTiain.ns thi, fact. made 4 cu,-
tom a. arriving there beforehand. whore.
Occupying q sat IN 4 romantic spot.
she would become ah>orl al in 4 book.
which. s.nculIriy enough. was q COPY 81
one 81 tie Kings iayorite authors. toali
intents and purposes she WIS totally ol-ii-
yious 20 The quictly-dTCs>ed gentleman who
daily passed through the walks >witch.D,
the n. Lfi tAh - SIC Nf4lfs lAE - - q NtA~-
ceptible youth. and her personal charms
completely cagtiyated him. On one Of
these walks lis heart jumped on seeing
her fan lying On the ground. where il Lad
slipped. Is be thought. inadvertently from
her lap. Picking il up. he in a c0uTily
manner prolsIed II - the owner.
who IN IN equally gracious manner
returned thanks FOR the service. Con-
Yersation followed. in which She went
into raptUrss over the beauties OF the park,
and with artl-ss innocence expressed Won
der that IL vas not more irequentcd. As
for her. she w., going % continue coming
every day until time for her departure, .
necessity 60 Ice regretted. - 10 would COM
Pei her ~ leave one u TIE most enianciEg
spots Size lad met since leaving her home
ia America. Ihi, meeting So, followed 10y
others until her aln'rcr YeI.lred o. dis
close his identity. and hcg Lor continued
visits 10 this Dis private park.
The ill4tDt.cn vas complete. and r.
suited IN smly % tie court circles. To
make O. long story short. Der departure was
bsu-Etcl ritl large sum OF money, on
rgceiu- q which SIZE was escorted o. tie
borL1rs u the k.n-3on ana warned @, 90
ler f-te should ,-e return. ta1m.a-'s
mother and one sister. Ers. Lee Curtis, arc
liyin- IN Philadelphia, another sister IN
New orr. and smother ia t.n-inu2-l.'