, 1873-11-02

Sl0O. ThufAdHy, having found e1o whcraapouta
Of tho auimal be got possession Of him BY telling
a plausible story, and run him OF. Lipmnn thore-
upon Bworo out d warrant for bis nr1oBt on tho
Charge of larceny. Floyd WA locked up ut tho
Contral Station, but subsequently got ont On
ball ue will bo examined before Danyon to-
morrow.
Emmett Oulbreth, tho young man who was NJ
rostel last Tuesday By Detective Elliott, on the
tensoB, was taken boforo Justice Doydon yester-
day. By q mistake Of the clork, tho case waa
markod dismissed. and the prisoner was there
fore discharged. He was ut once rcarrestel by Do
teotivo Elliott on tho sano A. c1argc, aud the case
connected with the Lakeside Publishing Com
panY, named 8. P. Brown, Was III tho courtroom
when the case was called, and at once recognized
Gulbreth ~ young man who bad swiudlod hin
out Of money aomo time ago. He also promises
to giyo Culbroth trouble.
seventeen days occupied by the work in tho old
tunnel have preferred to tahe their Liquor straight
inBtoad OF mixing 1t with the fish Honp supplied
by the Wator-Wo forks, can return to thcir formor
temperate habits without foar. Tho water was
lot on through the tunnel late Thursday evening,
and, so fur. not tho slightost bad effect has ro-
suited to tho ground around tho now shaft. Tho
"1agging" for the root Of tue now drift ruiz
ming south from this shaft ls being driven as
rapidly as posslble and everything now, scems
40soaooAo W = oEoooy PAo6t eoo W sao "oAH'
"Gordon and Company. Mercantile Brokers
and Goneral Commission Agents." WAS tho sign
posted at No. 278 State stroet. This euterpria-
! Ing firm agreed to furnish employment to ali
pefsonas nesang VOTE, pne tnoy Mauo 7pesina
~ settlng ialo "GiA ~ uay ao <oa ~
o.o e asru art su ~, roo =, af;nsn,,r;
duo west OF Cairo. III. It is needless to aay that
no railroad IL building iu that part OF Missouri,
| and tint these mon have been cheated out OF
Saao y ao.aou 70. m,d 9o,,u ~,
opr " .uG Nna rag ~ toro ow liz s;en mhict,
onp'{ ouco lucy 'yiu oo"m me s'Snt n.,
Eot pnt "aTra',t 1or .nolr ota VIZ e pomn.iess e
aaa uo"n; angG1 81; pnxa oa ~ H. noanoi H.. s.,
nas mnns: aao ma Ian -. anoia W W no'eoo ~
eoalit4s aa eoloon'
Mr. 8. 8. schost, Of this city. has just issued
cxtcuded c"nynss Of the manufacturing inter
estB Of Chicago, giving q classified list OF tho
principal establishments. with tho!r total capital
and productiyeness, iu the city aud vicinity. As
sta st ~ oroa noo,, me
,,non ~ tto fnnmdat;on nf annthor syork t,o
his 0slw1 own fsata: S Tho " following IL " SUM sum
,nrv rnn ~ ~ Tia res,+a arr;vo1 NJ ly nir schott
Nsy ~ sas GEOGRAPHICALLY 5$ ,orf-a -
d. 5o5o wsges por yoar. s2s 74o, ,ae2 capital
o1nn3ofoi sSi3 mi fo mn ANIMAL ',,.atnc;on
% s125 III. .t}oo. ' Thts docs mol includo bacIinc
u tho ai,1;t;nn @ nv ~ wh;c, wnn,d raise tha rro,,d
~, ~ .nnnnt n~t,uct;nn IN rarv 5enr1v
s15a n3s, oaN FA
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Charles Il. Roed, agent Of the Yeddo troupe Of
Japansae aorobats: nov performing at Rings
bury Music Hall, nbscoilded yesterday morning,
| leaving tho unfortunate orientala to settle
large number Of blllB Tor printing. advertising,
| hall, board, &c. Tue performers advanced about
"a 900 to tho swndlors TO talo them through the
country, but 1t ia thought tat the greater portion
Har and "" peed liz ot t9so verv 1n,,c n' VIII
t,n,r T., t1"ir T;rsht ntn;r ,,rir.;n11, nhia,t ~.
icav;ne, yoa tn aya;;, navina h,ils Ia liz l,,cE.
insa Tana l,nvo nnt thn wnrawitlat r. satt,n inat
NJ nrcaent thny viii riye threo more nnrform.
n'aa,ot, ~ 49,, 1d,a5nu ouon,n. VonI Iora
thorahy to naa,,a M iho 'ocIancs Thair An nar.
tormancos ara realiv wortl, Eoinr to soa' nndl m
10" ro nonn;ioaa strarf,ars i, I'M ,n,
tnap thu puD'' 8Doa' n' |us' '''* - 'n'11 o4'a0''
>ss'
| Ono day Inst weok q mau hobbled up to the
front. door Of No. 245 East Kmzio street, on
crutches, with many rags tied aEuund hls letl
log, He told tho old, old story of n: eoldior'e
hanlahips, aud 80 excited the sympathy Of the
inmatea of tue house that he Waa given
o room with q young man who Lad
considerable clothing IN Als wardrobe. onc
day The wardrobe vas found empty and tae
9A ,SA>S- oA~eeS rt,4st -se %9"N~ %
Tho following day the soldier Disappeared. Yes.
torlay morning the young man, whose rainen
hnd been atolen, aaw the pretended aoidie,
saun1es.ng al9ng Mgss M1aaon ~ a.iaua, W ;"e
ana a';o s ~ aco @ no po,'o ra,s'n
na9 ~ saaa M1icn ~ s.o ouS >a '" ~ naiIa;
Ga, nasnB p.aa ,ot & ue i9 H., eH'!us
st W. ato.;a o sae tna nn,.
- V.;,f;a. 19Saaan -. e. n.nra, ~
ml H. 1snuuag ~ nIa ~ saat =, ~
,psa no orpoa aug i waa a' recoyopca r.
t4nn vost n, otrons ms' -
0u'on w ''os' A'1uao'pA' '.'oo''
On Friday evening, . man named Jamo'
patterson, whose home is l1ear San FraneIsco
was passing the corner Of Randolph and Cana
streots. when woman stepped ~ front Of bin
aud 1nodcstly o1c!aimod, ''Oh. beg your par
dom" Jamen sald. Not at oil, y and tile womnl
made Some remark IN reply, mud pleasant con
versation onsuol, which resulted IN tho womn,
asking Patterson to 50 with her to her room
over tho storo'No. 40 West Lake street, Pattor
SOU consented They bud not been thero loug
when tile woman blow out the light, aud, III tht
darknosB, thros men nnd u boy ontored and
while thoy held Patterson and brcKod AM
gagged him, tho woman looked through hi
pocketa, and robbed them OF 2140 and a watcl