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7 ATE Of Corning y. y would respectfully announce
tie Of Otiawa and the surrounding coun-
try, that Ire has permanently located In this city where
he Will he happy to wait all those needing his pro-
fcs>chai services.
rr. c pleasure in presenting the following testi
monals:
CORNING, y. Y, April 26ih 1sJS.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERS:1 have been intimately ac-
quaia;td wiki Dr A. I Gregg the past thTco years
l=ive also employ linn family plN -icIIn
wou'd chrerUl!y recommend him tO the conf
deuce OF any community whe:e III, lot may be cast.
DR.. Gregg il man OF strict mora! integrity. good
careful and capable practitioner NJ. WOOD,
E'HA'es "Hd EFci,d"G~ B,'Uirr.
CuENISG.-N Y. April 20, -.
To PrBIIc:-it take pleasure ni,ng -
A T. Crcgo gentleman and -ucce-sfr! ;ragtitiou-
er, and worthy OF the patronage ~ the uub'ic.
GEo. ". PATTERSON. JR.
CtN.irr Gr0. HdNhiHpfDn Epuk.
CoESING, April 2:d lbs.
Hon. JAMES grant aud y kENb,LL., k>q, Dtvcnp.rt
low; t;IN,S SMITH. E-q Rock island, H. near
r. i'S: l"u pl; &c Iii confidence ir
Dir. \ 4. Gregg. : ard a. physician. We have.
emp ned hir, il :: hi and ii lie should locate in
your ,i,N cs.ew.re, our best wishes Will attend
lin u family. &. :. HUBBARD.
III NJ: Df tLc T,s0 Of NH, H. Storms Il %.
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Plumbing, Plumbing.

"AVING taken UP my residence in Ottawa, I am now
( prepared to intrnduce Hot and Cold Water into
Public or Private buildings will also furnish and put
mp Wafer Closets. Bath Tubs. Hot and Cold Shower
Eshs. Marie S'hS and WaSh Basins Lift and Force
Pumps. Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead. &C.. &c. Having
been sc-d in '- business for the II Years in the
City Of NV York and Chichg" am prepared put up
Water Works with n-,tnass and de- pa tch.
Orders left with Wm. Reddck Esq, will be pune :ualy
attended TO.
Refer 10 Wm. Reddick. ESQ. Ottawa and mes Rell,
Esq. Chicago. JAMES & KENNEDY.
oc2 Ipun,bPr anil VDfrUniic EpJinser
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Tonacru IL Cigar I.anufa, tnry,
OTTAWA NsgsszsLs, HAEsD

e lie undersigned having purchased tie shop and stock
81 GeweI Finley, where he intends to larry the
businss on Il extensive scale. lie has hand and
Is aiways receipt Of the best quality of American. Ita
I,n and Fxyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments Manes Furniture, &c. A. he has nf
TN. best workmen in the western country. he feels as
sured that he MP anything in his line in superb
STYLE together with low prices. he feels assured that
he will give 2n those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
NJ Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
prom " attended TO- JAMES WILLS.
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
0fFee Niy6 dpor 1TtHtTG EFHk nam StreSt,
OTTAWA, ILLS.
1R e. w"u'd respectfully call tle attention "f those
II suffering frnn Chronic Disease. particularly SCI
fuis hte swelling, Salt flrGn. Erupt"ns az the Face
and shin. Sca'd Head p Sores, aud ALI diseases arising
from impurities oi the rio0d.
Also, Deformiti->. Curvatures and Diseases OF the
SPINE Distortions of the Feet, Contracted Limbs St,
Joints &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle. and
With success heretofore unrqualei. ar+
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On Nd,son. Coi,r,"''s- Street. Dtt,,r1 Nijaojs
As do business strictly Cash basis, aEd
ry facility for Manufacturing, enabled sell low
any other iIoG>- in the West.
All kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
IlI nLl,i..f a L.L-I-l
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From the Missouri Republican.
The NiSht-Watch.

"Oh have passed miserable night,
So 'u!i oi fearful dreams, Cgiy sights,
woutd not spend another such u nisht
Ihuu,n 'twere I" bay world Of happy days,
So Iuil o! dismal [ rrOr Was the Tine
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NIILLINERT
II I UI-.- Ni-- VI ~ d.
~ >irt> thank p, friends their
patronage during the past and to solicit their
attention tn n"r
NEW SPEiEG GOODS.
Consist in part ot ,y Gaps Faurv Head Dresses
Extension Ssrrs. of the best and ch~Ip->t qVHiirv
cheap and v-ry superior S'yl- % Corset with bs
tie attached. -~!,l- all rh, other articles u-Iiy
pri-,i urdrr the head of St1p'r Millinery
Particular -DtIr Will he ;Ii "a bleaching and CO.
i"r ig rud Sie hopes {" i,iartDu to those who
favor her viii. their
Her stop IN he oTnd "f the north side Main -
FRI ioor east of 'lc Mansion liou-e.
.l3v T. VI. HUNT.
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T.. L. siifDJES,
Il. ESg.I'SSy..
Hr, S1-g, Ccsl

German ITu0ci~f and 4 !.h ,c0J7,. HTin ST. DttttlC-
WHOLESALE AND EETAILl
import'r ~; Drugs Chemicals. French C"snas Rran
dies. Wines &c, &c dUEZs
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+. d. SWEE User,
Sickle g. File Manufacturer

4 IL kinds of REAPER SICKIES. for Grass or Gram.
N made to order or Stckk3 cUt orer amt r@iJGir
@d Orders from Reaper Manuacur solicited, as
pledge myself do work which quality and price
shall ,lcly competition. 80 ALL VI NY WORK Is VA
R,STED.
C;,>h paidfor old Files Oh Files re-cut dnd ,ear
Tuntod.
Bells Mil. opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa, La
Sale Co. Illinois. oc3-u
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ISAAC w. AYRES,
OTTAWA STONE YARD

!Sone cutter dRJ Stone Aforementioned. III.
All kinds of Stone Cutiug and Stone Layinb with the
Celebrated JD'ief Stone. done shert notice.
Yard, the Gas Works. jul2i-tf
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.I(sSiN 80. HN

JOHN eN.AN.
Superior Street, near BfrRG,1'S Wng,n EStib!ish,Re
STONE cGt'" all pattern, and dimensions.
Athens ana Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered 10 ord
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Eog;ESsr an" .>TFre$"'- or tr'. it'Ho''.
o Of Nni,, ami Ia sale -t>. up 'tar--
sr s,y;rly LARD. o. dS. Cry Los. all kinds Of
Wsri pertaining -uc'atcring. prOwPy attended to-.
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show fI;i sock than rn-rl'iou til all. peas.
=" AMI s-,- ',- ynrr--iyc-.
y. E-C"urtry MiI;inrrs supplied with patterns aud
Srrnw Gn"i-
i.tci''i.. and pressing done
Rooms .srn. ur Naiu and Columbus street. $3.50
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s'T. y ~ taSfos
Ihnsici.Ir. S's q an and D-nf'sf-firGIrH Illinois.
B>s".es OF Tie Rye and Etr cured Office i'll W ak
err. E.ccl o L.. Sale and iilii Sts. ap23
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Cy. fsC>E q 1Sty'tts
Iros Founders Copper Smiths, and Ndchiae Com
st-HCfOFs.
Pump. F.ur-t.. Iron 1; ding. &c. manufactured t.
Any of Brass, Iron Steel work finished
1t the cheapest
OTTAWA. III. near the Exchange Mills.
n. .B.-Orders from Il distance solicited and'pr"nptly
AttrEdsd ni5To-Jn
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mo, 6S4,l
BY the President Of the United states,


TN pursuance of law /, JAMES BUCHANAN,
and make public aforementioned
the State OF sPr the periods desig
mated, TO wit
Al the JACKSON commencing Monday me tsrev
f July for the disposal OF tho lands
sections within the aforementioned townships
United States ,ohn sir miles
the line between the Mississippi
Alabama subject required by OF two
dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz:
Nonh and east Of the Choctap base line and meridian
Townshps 4, 5, and 9, of ranges /, 2, 3, and4
Townships s, 9, and y OF range o.
Townships 5 and 8, Of ranges
Al the land Office AuaUsrA commencing Monday e tf.
fla If July for the disposal OF the
sections, the townships
United States 'vithin the
State Alabama subject, required by law, minimum
dollars and any cents acre, viz:
North and east Of the Choctap msridan.
Townships and T. OF range s.
Townships g. and Of ranges O. TO- H. H. 49,
Township u Of 1b.
Townships and T. " ranges IL aud is.
appropriated by orschoo military Indian
other together with
lands, win be excluded from the sales.
The along the line the railroad viii be
particular by win be sold containing
the quantities respectively shown the Official plata without
tons.
The Offering Of tho above will be on the DAVIS an
whole shall but
shall be than
OF the lands will be admitted until after the expiration
the weeks
Given under my hand a, the city this
day March, Don Thousand eight nifty
nine JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
THos. A. HrSDscxs,
Commissioner OF the General once
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GLEANINGs FRoM THE M4ILS.

Mr. Rarey has been engaged for Eve thousand dollars
to impait 10 fifty In the British cavalry his system
Of horse tanning.
The people Of Mobile have decided by 6s2 yeas 10 III
nays 10 grant the aid OF the city 20 The Mobile and
Great Northern railroad In the sum Of not moro than
81 600 600.
Ihe Boston Post says the meeting 10 Hope Chapel.
in New York. last week. for the purpose Of finding
the wing party The business thus divided part
to H1u the rest 10 Ketch'em.
The Norfolk va) Argus of the I'd inst, states that
the ship Agamemnon before reported ashore at Curl
tuck, is being broken by the waves and will probably
be total loss portion of the cargo consisting OF
dry goods hardware, perumery &C. has boon saved in
damaged state.
AT Ieghom the last day of the carnival a person
disguised as the Emperor of the French walked down
the streets with volume ia his hand on which were
inscribed the words, fIhe treaties of 1885, At every
few steps the mimic Emperor stopped and tore page
from the book scattering il 10 the ground Ia fragments
After time however the police nterfered and put
an end to the representation.
Professor Hunt, in lecture al Montreal was of opin-
ion that from 100 TO 100 900 tons of artificial manure
might be manufactured annually the of the
Canadian fisheries and this equal 10 Peruvian guano.
The French of the importance OF this
and were manufacturing 1t, large scale, in the
Straits of Belle Isle.
John Cayton and his son. George Jonas Grannis, and
Joseph Cayton, arrested at Dayton Ohio, Wed
nesday last charge OF consprng 10 throw the
of the Cincinnati Hamilton, and Dayton railroad from
the track The of the proposed outrage to
have been that the company refused to accede to the de-
mands of the elder Cayton TO pay his price for one
two animals killed upon the railroad
The New York Courier and Enquirer that the sales
of cotton in the New York market Thursday amounted
to IL 500 bales valued at about 81 600 This Is said
10 be the largest business In cotton done In
day in the market The business of Friday amount
ed TO about TO- 600 bales and with transactions in tea tc
the amount Of 900, gives some indication of
yving business.
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OFFICIAL.

Buchanan President IF th United States Of America TO all 0hop
may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to that Jacob
appointed consul OF the Duch Brunswck and n
neburg the Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa. to reside at
Milwaukee, do hereby him SUCH and declare him
and enjoy such functions and privileges
are allowed favored the United
States
caused these letters 70 be made
ent aud tho United States to be hereunto affixed
Given my hand The of Washington the 2sh day Of
H. 81 March A. 1889, aud of the Independence Of tho United
States of America the eighty third.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY tho President
LEw1s CAss Secretary OF State ...
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GLAD TO 90 BAoK.--The Cincinnati Gazette says that
Aosalom Ridgely, Of Wheeling Virginia, within a few
Gays reclaimed slave who away in 1856 and went
70 Coumbus, and obtained warrant from United States
commissioner at Cincinnati for his return to Virginia
with this arrangement the property who is 40 years
old expressed himself perfectly satisfied He said he
had enjoyed two years Of feedsm and had worked most
a the time and had not single Ave cent piece TO show
NOT his services and could not have any less il be worked
life time for his master. "God bless you, massa, said
he dsrkie the decision rendered 'Tse satisfied
ue TO no stinction in dis country. is gwine back
wild 70 to yer ole home and he went without muir
muir
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MTsTERIoUs AFFAIR--THE REMAINS FEMALE FOUND
IN A Box.--We mentioned briefly yesterday went
press that the remains of dead body had been found
at the Hudson River Railroad Office In Maiden lane en-
closed in box. They proved TO be those Of female
and The box had been time in the Office uncaled
for and finally attracted attention by it's stencil The
box was shipped the Gath Of March from New York.
and was directed 10 oh Ripper, Franklin, Indiana. y
Coroner Dean held inquest and the jury returned
verdict OF death from unknown The remains
had evidently been boxed eight ten months and the
opinion OF the physician in attendance that the per
had been murdered On the opposite side Of the card
bearing the direction is the following In print From
W. s. Bans, ls and 100 Third avenue, Of 14th St
New York 49, Ibany Stateupqn, March 81.
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Markets.

Nw YoRK, April Cotton closed hrm-sales Of
900 bales There Is better feeling in the market
Flour closed owersaes of 1000 barrels State s. 20
IS 80 Ohio Sc so SO 20; southern, Sc Is So 10.
Wheat closed very dull southern red, 81 81 81 IS ;
do. white, 81 so. Corn closed duIl--sales of 5000
bushels choice white, 80 cents mixed 80 cents yell
low 81 80 cents. Pork closed buoyant mess s17 81
SIT rs prime, sl2 TO- Lard closed heavy at LII
III cents Whiskey closed heavy at o. cents. Sugar
closed firm at ~ cents Coffee closed firm at la
l2t cents Spirits OF turpentne closed steady at 53
Rosn closed frm-saes of 900 bbls Mt ST so 81 81
Rice closed quiet at "a a Al cents
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"A CARD.
70 he Gentlemen Of his CITY and is Ecinity

70 he Gentlemen Of This CITY and rs VICINITY.
EDWARD D0LAN, Merchant Tailor, Sign of the
IL Golden Fleece 14h Penn avenue opo
site Wizards Hotel respectfully thanks for
the liberal patronage he has received beyond sanguno
peuaton, and hopes motto
viii be- TO please general satisfaction superior
and sell low for cash He invites the
tho public his and elegant spring goods
BY himself from the best importers New comprising col
Of the most exquisite for frock and dress
and pantaoon goods aprng
Of the beautiful styles Constantly on hand rc az
Of furnishing goods superb English collars and
lace cravas March 3I--dlm
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A SCENE IN ROME.
From the London Morning Star, March IL. ]

From the London Morning Star, March IL
solemn act of adhesion to the Roman Catholic faith
has just taken place in Rome 1t that of Negousse
King of Tgre and Semen, In Abyssnna This sovereign
did not appear in person. but sent three of the natives of
his States to represent him. namely Prince Ghorgis,
Of his relatives the Catholic priest Emnaou and young
man. companion to the prince. Ghiorgis is young man
Of twenty with copper colored skin, but uncommony
handsome and regular features He dresses in scarlet
cloth vest wide white trousers shoes silk stockings
mantle Of lionskin his shoulders and white turban.
His arms bare, the left alone bearing thick gold
bracelet the sign of his high rank An attendant always
follows him, carrying crooked sabre, such in
the East Emnatou STRESSED all in white his wide ceri
cal robe being bound round his waist with sash of
let silk When the party introduced to the Pope
they all Frustrated themselves his feet and the inter
prefer stated the object of their long journey His Holt
ness kindly raised Them and asked various questions
corning the health of their sovereign relative to Mgr de
Jacobs apostolic missionary in their part of Africa,
how they travelled and other questions. After the
city of the had somewhat abated Emnatou again
which he declared that he placed at the feet of his Holt
the formal act by which Negoussie King of igre
and Semen announced that he abued hesy and adhered
to all the dogmas of the Roman Catholic Church. and in
sign Of which submission he had affixed to the document
his signature and seal royal The Pope, who greatly
affected made suitable reply, expressing his joy at
unusual occurrence and then gave his solemn bene
dcon to the ENJOYS sent pious mission, adding
Injunction TO them to inform their master that he he
Holy Father would not let day pass without offering
up prayers to the Almighty to guard the servant who
had thus acknowledged in the face of the world his
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bridal veil OF D'Alencon lace at Stewards, whose
exquisite meshes would bear the closest examination
mIough magnifying glass is valued at fifteen hundred
uohas while pretty little pocket handkerchief with
circular centre Of linen cambria, the point lace surround
ing tPattened in tiny fern sprays and clusters OF CON
'oiVuus, was worth two hundred and fifty dollars
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steamer Burnt.

AUGUSTA, Geo. April 1.-The steamboat Augusta last
night exploded, about 40 miles below this city, the
Savannah river Henry Day. the engineer, and three
goes drowned Seven hundred and eighty bales of
cotton, $40 barrels of -four besides other produce,
burnt The boat and cargo total loss The cargo
partly insured in New York.
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BY A GREEN, AuctiOneer.

- ALE by order of the Quartermaster at the Uni.
~ ted States Garrsonon Wednesday the 9th instant shall
SELL in the United States Garrison at IL o'clock alarge lot Of
Uniform coats, fatigue jackets
Wooden pants, great coats
LINEN overalls, carpets
Together with lot OF other articles.
Terms cash, In specie.
BY order Of The Quartermaster.
4. GREEN
Ap2 AuctioueeF
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VERY HANDSOME AND ELIGIBLE BUILDING
lots on i3k and 14th streets south
auction0n Monday the 4 day Of April shall
premises commencing O'Clock, lots Nos y s. TO- H.
H. 3D. a. and Is 265 fronting 13b l
streets Immediately opposite the late residence OF
ell Tho whole contains about IS 900
body in lots to suit purchasers
This elevated and commanding position
viii be well worthy tho OF wishing
handsome building good investment rapidly
Increasing in value.
Terms quarter cash balance g. H. months
notes bearing interest from day Of sale decd gwen
trust taken. Title indispusble, A. GREEN AuctioDeer.
March,
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMprroS CLAIMANTS.

person entitled the right empon the
lands within tho townships and townships
required establish tho the
proper land payment
practicable after seeing this notice. appointed
the OF the public sale the embracing
tract claimed; otherwise such claim win be forfeited
TtfoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General ONCE.
the regulations department heretofore and
existing payment advertising
except publishers specially publish by
the Commissioner Of the General land ONCE
Ap 3-wt1stsep lint Star
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NUGENTS improved French and English-Eng-
IN sh and French Dictionary containing Enssh In
general use the pronunciation of The English French sounds
Scotch words from scots Novels Cns weights and
us, Of proper and clements d French grama& by
smith One pocket volume. London 1850. Price 81.
ApI FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
GREAT DESPATCH.

GREAT DESPATCH
Through line tid Cromgdrs Nor FORK and Baltimore tie0B
and ne Baltimore and Washington Rairoad
Freight per measurement goods through ohor ar
ucles NJ proportonate rates
FtNHE steamers of this line make the passage
between New York Baltimore forty hours, Ieafug
New York every Tuesday Thursday and saturday NJ
pier IL, North river
Goods Immediately forwarded at Baltimore
TFtOs n PARSONS, Washington,
SAMUEL 7. PEARCE, Baltimore,
b CROMWELL a co, New York,
March 2g--d1y agents
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Alleged Wagon Road Frauds.

NEW YoRK, April III. Churchill Woods was yester-
day held in $40 900 ball. charge of having perperaed
heavy frauds upon the government in connection with
disbursements in behalf of the wagon road between FL
Paso and Fort Yuma, and between Fort Yuma and Cali
fornia.
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DIED.

On the lat instant, O'Clock MARY JENA, the
youngest daughter Of aRp and ANNA sroOrs aged
month, 10 days.
Her will place from the residence OF her parents No
street. Pennsylvania and street. this
Sunday afternoon The friends and soquanancss Of
the family arc respectfully invited TO attend.
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New YoRK, April 2.stocks are firmer-Unted States
SIS of 1874, l043 Chicago and Rock Island, Sc; Mich
igan Southern, 1871 New York Central, 76s Reading
50h Mil. and Miss, 6 Missouri 6s, 87A.
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THIEF FOLLOWED TO ENGLAND, HAMBURG, AND BACK
AGAIN TO New YoRK.-REcovEEr OF VALUABLE JEWELS
Some time ago published the fact that one Gershen
Cohen Jewish jeweller, had absconded taking away
with him So 600 worth of diamond rings pins bracelets
and other jewelry, and number of valuable watches
The robbery committed on the 18th of February,
upon his uncle Isaac Hermann, of AS Broome street,
whom by representing that he had customer for
tain articles he induced TO allow him to take the keys
of the sae and SO managed to puroin articles of the
value specified Hermann, finding that his nephew
did not return became alarmed and going to his safe
discovered his loss He at went to his nephew's
house in Henry street. and there found the empty jewel
boxes Cohen having sailed with their contents after
the robbery for Liverpool In the steamer Kangaroo The
following Wednesday Hermann passenger for the
port in the steamship Asia The nephew arrived
IN Liverpool few hours before his uncle and sped for
Hull and thence to London where he sold 5000 worth of
jewelry for $3.50, and sailed for Hamburg at in the
forenoon of the day His uncle reached London at
O'Clock in the afternoon, just four hours after the de-
parture OF Cohen. Teegraphing to the Hamburg police
TO stop the fugitive Hermann sailed in the next steamer
after him Upon arrival he found that his message had
been received his nephew arrested the $3.50 obtained by
the sale of portion of the goods In London recovered
and that the remainder of the stolen property had been
found in the legs of his boots Mr. Hermann received
his ewelry and nephew from the police and accompanied
ny an officer they set out together for Liverpool again.
IN Liverpool the young handed to the To-
oa police and by them placed board the steamer Kan
CARGO again for New York Mr.. Hermann followed in
the Persia and arriving in advance Of HIS nephew yes
tedy obtained the assistance of Independent Policeman
Odrng and arrested Cohen be stepped ashore
justice Kelly before whom he subsequently taken,
committed him for trial Cohen said in his defence that
ne took the goods to sell on commission. ~ " Tribune