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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26
WORK OF THE DETECTIVES.
Two Piekpoeksts Arrested on their Way to
Richmond.

Asitwas expected that a number Of pickpock-
cts would pass through this city on their way 70
Richmond last evening, sharp watch was ill.,
stituted, which proved q wise measure. During
the push at the gate in the Baltimore and Po-
tomac depot, at the departure of the Richmond
train, at 1870 p. m, pocketboOk belonging to
Captain Herrall, Of Winchester, Va, containing
two railroad tickets to Richmond and a small
amount Of money, was stolen. Or. Charles Rut-
terberg, Of Nc 2l3 Third street, had watch Fad
chain taken from him as he was entering q car,
and It is not known what further Expectations
were made, as the train soon after left and may
have borne away a number Of rlhed pockets.
A detective Of the Metropolitan police force
had his eve on the thieves, and arrested two of
them, Charles Rose, a Western pickpocket, and
q, Robertson, alias Little Jim" The officer
threw the latter from the platform OF the car and
as he fell he exclaimed, "You have got me wrong;
I'm q three-cRrd monte man."
When the two were locked in the cell at police
headquarters, they were heard to express regrets
in a subdued tone that the unfortunate arrest had
been made, as they expected to reap q rich har-
vest in Richmond. Rose and Robertson are
known among their class as "wires," or men who
pick the pockets in crowd while their pals push.
The following letter found among the papers Of
the prisoners had evidently been written by
Robertson, and indicated that he he is o Boston
man:
JIMMY: will leave Boston Monday morning
at s O'Clock, and get in there about o O'Clock.
You be at the depot waiting for me. JAMES.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26
Large Real Estate Sale.

One Of the most important real estate sales
that has been recently effected Was the purchase
last week by the National Safe Deposit Com
pany OF the extensive property on the corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, in which
their Office is located, the most valuable corner
property with perhaps one exception in the city
The growing business Of this company illustrates
1ts importance and usefulness to all persons DOS
sessed OF ValuAbles either Of bonds and notes or
Of household silver or leNelry. Here is perfect
security from burglary and FIRE, as well as every
convenience for parties privately TO examine
their treasures. Its eftcers and managers are a
sufficient guarantee that the business is con.
Quoted in the most systematic and careful man
ner. Faithful watehmen, with telegraphic com
munication with police headquarters, are on duty
ut night, and obliging clerks by day. The charge
for safes is but a triae compared with the co.,
yenience and absolute security Of the property
left thera for saIA keeninR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26
Assault with Intent to XII,

twin be remembered that short time ago
while Paynaster Fawcett and Superintendent
Mulvaney, of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
were walking along the tow path near Cumber.
land, that they were fred upon by three unknown
parties who evidently had the Intention OF com.
Uniting hig hwsy robbery. A man named Barney
McWade was arrested in Cumberland Sunday on
the charge Of being one Of the three. McWade
was caught by Superintendent Mulvaney who
was with Mr.. Fawcett at the time, and Identities
him one Of the attacking party. In the Police
Court, Of this city, yesterday, James Reed was
charged by Detective Miller Of being one Of the
parties who made the attempt to assassinate Mr..
Fawcett. He was ordered 10 be committed to
await a requisitIon fIom the Maryland anthor.
ffna
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26
A CenrspniaI Chess Cams.

The Pail Mall Gazette says: An ingenlou!
Swedish wood-carver has hit on way Of apply
ing the game of chess to political and religious
controversy. This artist, whose name is Oester
gren, and who is o native Of the obscure town o
Westerns, in Sweden, is making ready for the
forthcoming Philadelphia exhibition o set o.
chessmen intended to tipiGy the struggle Of opin
ion now going on in Germany. On the one side
the Emperor is the king, the Empress AugustS
the queen, Prince Bismarck and the Minister o.
Public Instruction, Herr Falk, the bishops; the
knights are uhlans, and the pawns recruits OF the
landwehr. Their adversaries are the Pope, o.
course as king, while an abbess figures as queen
the bishops are cardinals; monks mounted or
asses represent the knights, and the pawns ART
monks on foot. This is not the first happy hit o.
the artist Last winter in the Upsala exhibition
be exhibited a chess game in which the pieces
represented the chief actors in the Franco-Prus
sian war.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26
AucIlon Sales To-day.

by b II. warner:
At 10 O'Clock, the brick dwellings, stores and
premises on south side of Pennsylvania avenue
and street, between Ninth and Tenth; square
$50.
At O'Clock, valuable tract of land in the county
Of Washington, d. o., at Uniontown.
By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 O'Clock, new and second hand furniture,
cooking and heating stoves, carpets, &C.; also, q
lot Of wool hoods, plated tea and table spoons,
cigars, sc.
At II o'clock. gold watch and chain, jewelry,
ice pitcher cages, &c also one set Of light double
harness.
By Samuel Ker:
At 4:3O o'clock very desirable improved prop
erty on street, between Sixth and Seventh
northwest
BY Thos. Bowling:
At O'Clock, unimprovei property on Twenty.
seventh street, between and X northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26
FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Young Man Killsd While ennnin

Information was brought to the Seventh pre-.
einet station last evening that q young man.
named Michael Ryan, had accidentally shot and
killed himself while cunning on Stewards farm,
near Ivy City, on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, about 9 mile out from the depot In this
city. Sergeant Arnold and Othcer Byrnes started
out to bring the remains to the city, but on the
way met the party who were with Ryan bringing
the body home. Ryan, with his brother and sew
eral others, were cunning, when the deceased
sighted rabbit and was preparing to fire, having
his gun cooked, when the trigger became en-
tangled, It is supposed in his clothing, and both
barrels were discharged, the shot penetrating his
eyes and blowing off the top OF bis he sd. Ryan's
body wat taken 20 his home, on Fifth street, be-
tween H and northwest. The coroner was notI
fed, and will hold an inquest this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26
The Ribls Society.

The Washington Bible Society met last even
ing at their repository, on Seventh street. The
committee appointed at the last meeting to con-
fer with the Missionary Society in reference to
the employing Of Q joint agent by the two So
cieties reported that such an agent had been en-
pIoyed-the Rev. s. Cramer. He was present,
and reported that during the past two weeks, in
the northeastern section Of the city where he has
been at work, he had visited one hundred and
sixty families, and furnished eighteen families
with Bibles. The HillsdaIe Sabbath-school was
grauted dozen Bibles and Testaments. After
me discussion Of matters pertaining to the work
Of the society they adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26
Normal suudsy-sehoul Class.

At a meeting Of Sunday-school superintendent,
Saturday evening, at the Holly Tree lunch-room,
to consider the desiraOility Of having a normal
class for training Sundsy-schooI teachers this
winter, Messrs. .. G. Wight, o. F. Presbry, A.W.
Eastlake, H. g. Sitter, +. B. Kinsell, Robert Rey-
burn and S. H. MiFick were elected a normal
committee. 1t was decided to commence the ses-
siops Of the normal class on Saturday evening,
November !, in the chapel of tho Young Mems
Christian Association building, at $50 o'clock
following the usual prayer meeting Of the associa
tion, which has as its subject the Sunday-schooI
lesson OF the uniform series.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26

WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK;
Heresffer The fne steamships z. Q. KHIGHE and
IoHN GIBSON win make regular WkEkLY
TRTPs BETWEEN NEW xORk, ,AALE1AN-
toiioWs: Leave NewYork nom Pier a. East liver,
avery Saturday At 4 p. m. Leave Georgetown
every Friday all .. m. and Alexandria the same
por fuIl information apply to R. P. A. DEN
IAN, business once and wharf, s. Water street,
Geergetown, or at the once OF the president near
P;sIeet bridge. ]. W. THoPprs s,Ss,,,
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RACES TODAY,
The Washington Driving Park-Entries for
the First Day.

the First Day.
The first days races Of the Washington Driving
Park Association, at the new race track, near
Benning's bridge, on the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad, occur to-day. Ample arrangements have
been made for the accommodation Of guests, and
the entries for to-dsy's races will insure large
attendance. Five races will be run-one mile
and a quarter, half mile for two-year-olds, mile
heat, hurdle race, and gentlenan's race, for
which there are the following entries:
One mile and o quarter-Galway, josh, Bay
FiIly, by Eugene; Tithia H., White Stockings,
Dopnybrook. Cricket, Nettie B., Jack HarKaway,
Hartiand, yellow Jacket, Wave, First Chancs
and Joe Kerps.
Twoyear.old race. half mile-MollIe Carew,
Libbie L., Libby Belle, Yrginius and Anap-
pohoe.
Mile heat-GenersI Harvey, Moses Primrose,
Caroline, BIZ. Carver, Burgoo, Centuary, Msdge,
and Omeil.
Hurdle race-Storm, Cricket, Violet, Gayo,
Yellow Jacket, Vim, Bill Munday and Mollie
Darling.
Gentleman's race-Kimmet, Snow Ball and yell
low Jacket.
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Washington Seminary and Gonzaga College
Association.

a meeting Of the Washington Seminary and
Gonzsgs College Association was held last night
az Gonzaga hall; Mr.. Joseph II. Smith acting a.
chairman, Mr. Frank Gait IS secretary. After
the regular business was attended to, the constI.
tuition and by-lsws were read and signed, after
which the following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, Allison Nailor, jr.; vice president, Joseph
H. Smith; secretary, Frank Gait; treasurer,
Daniel Oshill; executive committee, Allison
Naiior, IT,, chairman: John B. Mccarthy Charles
p, Gautier, Daniel w. DAYS., Joseph II. Smith,
sssociaton expressed desire 10 have their old as
sociates and school fellows join them, and after
pleasant evening the meeting was adjourned 70
Monday next Ct f:30 p. 10.
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stnusxall Iackapr,, status.

Ata meeting Of the Southern Memorial Asso-
citation, at the Board OF Trade rooms, yesterday,
the following delegation Of members Of the asso-
citation were appointed to cooperate to-day with
the Association of the Army Of Virginia, ip Rich
mond, on the occasion Of the unwilling Of the
ststue OF Stonewall jackson: Messrs. John T.
Henderson, Phil. HunRerford, Phil. X. Reilly, A.
M Tubman, W. @. King. J. Holdswortn Gordon,
WIN. A. Gordon and Frank Hume. They lett
last mig hit for Richmond.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26

At the new Washington Driving Park, Ben
ning,s station, October 20, II, 2s and %, 1876.
Five races each day. Round-trip tickets by the
railroad only twenty-five cents. Grand concert
each afternoon BY the Marine band. Races COM
mence at ] o'clock.
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SOLOMONS & CHAPMANrS,
Agents LauTence's ''Pure Linenn Papers,
ccl2-Lf 81 PENNSYLVANIA ayeuue.

THE NEW BOOKS.-"MONEY AND THE
Il Mechanism Of Exchange" by W. s. Jevons,
author OF Principles Of Science, &C.; interna-
tional scientific series; $50 Impressions of Lon
don Social Life,'i by K. 3 Nadal, formerly Secre-
tary American Legation at London; SI.5O. 'tEight
Cousins, ty Louisa NJ. Alcot, author Of Little
BY Rev; z: T. Roe. author Of CHARTERS Burned
Witt Talmadge, DID; g. ssDoings Of the Bodiey
Family in Town and Country by the author Of
NDreAn Children &C.: an antique and beauti-
full book for the Juveniles; 81 .'Elsie's Woman
hood sequel to Estes Girlhsod;' $50.
Medical Text Books and Treatises, Works on
Sanitary Science, Medical Periodicals, Philosophi-
cal Apparatus. Anatomical Charts supplied at
short notice at manufacturers prices. Catalogues
with diagrams, descriptions snd prices on hand.
The attention of students is called to orr New
Medical Note Book, most convenient and useful
article for students attending the courses of lee
lures. WARREN CHOATE 4 CO.,
Booksellers and Stattouers,
Vernon Bow, corner Of Pennsylyania avenue and
Tenth street. ocl-tf
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rEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" no, 81 sTODDARD STREET, GEORGE
- 49, - TOWN. ID. O.

nro9ressive ffem the rudiments to graduation.
Miss LIPscoAB, Principal; Miss B. y. HonN,
erary Assistants; Miss BETTE r. RIpGrLY,
Eiocution and Literary DepArtment: DE-, j.
II. y. NEWTON, Instrumental and Vocal Muslc;
Prof. L. EreENE CoILIKRE, French; Prof Z:
Chemistry. Circulars obtained OF Principal ct
Ballantyne's, rs Seventh street; Gilman,s drug
corner Ninth and streets, Washington City.
Fall session opens September 16, 1s75 Street cars
pass within one square Of Seminary. ar4-tdei5
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CITY ITEMS.
IATRoBIs ONLY SO

IATRoBIs ONLY SO.
Housekeepers, you can get any Of the best make
of Latrobe Stoves set to heat one room above, for
So at Taylor & Yopng's, AZ Ninth street, near
L. See advertisement.
WE ALL CONSIDER IRON
the embodiment of strength and power, but hcw
few are aware that It is this same element In the
system that gives us strength and vigor, and that
an insulciency oft causes weakness and debility.
The Peruvian Syrup, protoxide OF iron, Is pre-
pared expressly to supply this vitalizng element.
BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPER,
IS and 20 cents, and nice window shades for ST.
cents and o. each, ready made. Paper hung by
the best workmen, at lowest prices, at TubmRn's,
4l3 Ninth street northwest.
THUssTon's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents per bottle
'JoUvHE's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovE CLRArHn
will renoYate soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoHPeoN's PoMADK OPTIR Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. Tventy-n
and fifty cents per bottle
WILLS STRHneTHKNIHe PLAsrzRs are tbs
very best. All sold bV druggists.
1T IS proposed in France by the tslegraphIc ad-
mInIstration to encourage the Introduction OF prl
vate wires, and to offer such inducements that no
great factory and no rich mans house in the
country Will be without its wire.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-26

Carpets.
We take pleasure I'm calling the atten.
ton OF purchasers to our very large
and complete assortment OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CARPETS, which we
hayej just received, viz:
FRENCH MOQUETTR.
ENGLISH ROYAL WILLOWS,
ENGLISH ADMINISTER,
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS,
AMERICAN BODY BRUSSELS,
BODY BRUSSELB-HnIl and Stair, In
Sets,
CROssLEY's ENGLISH VELVET, 81
and Ga PRIVATE,
CROSBLEY'S ENGLISH TAPESTRY,
3.4 and Ga PRIVATE,
BORDERED CARPETS for Stained
CR0ssLEY'SJTA and
Stair, in Setts.
ENGLISH VENETIAN - Hall and
AFum Line OF INGRAM CARPETS,
ALLGRADES.
FLOOR DRU66ETs. all Skies.
MOQUETT, WILTON AND VELVET
RUGS I'm Great Variety,
A full line of choice goods for Cur.
fains and Furniture covering. AGREE
LACE CURTAINS, plain and striped,
new style.
HoOE BRO. & co.
sep2-tf 1895 F Street northwest.
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NEW LAW BOOKS.


Revised Statutes of United States.
United States Statutes, vol. IS, Forty-third Con-
gress.
Revised Statutes relating to the District Of Co
lumbia post roads and treaties
Revised Statutes Of the District Of Columbis,
Rules Of Practice, Supreme Court, District Of
Columbia.
DC.
Best on Evidence, vol. /. MOrgan's Notes.
Wells Every Man his Own lawyer, Centennial
Drake on Attachment. Fourth edition.
Bumps Law and Practice Of Bankruptcy.
Eighth edition. -
addison ON Contracts. vol. /, American edition.
BY Morgan.
History of Trial by jury By William For
'W6itman's Patent Cases, Supreme Court U. s.
A large stock OF School Book, for use IN the
public and PRIV ate schools IN the city, Tor SAFE AZ
~" Piis W. g.. n. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Stationers.
sepsO-tf SIS PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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GENERAL NEWS OF The CITY
EEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION

THEIR ACTION on THE LABOR QUESTION
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Take q Peep
Preachsr,' Meeting, n. z. Church.

into our shov-WindoWs as you pass by the store
and you will be enabled to purchase fntellIgently
A. SAKs & Co., SIC Seventh street.,
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A. paul A. II. z. Church.

A series Of revival meetings are In progress ct
this church, in charge Of Rev. A. Robertson The
meetfngs have been running abeut seven weeks,
and during that time one hundred and eighteen
persons have professed conversion, ana great pr.
terest "a still shown, the altar being crowded sscn
night.
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EXCURSIONS
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

A LII THE NEW BOOKS AS FAST AS
"A PUBLISHED.
The latest American and English novels.
STANDARD novels in paper covers, 80 and 70 cents.
All the popular Monthlies and Quarterlies.
ONCE books and stationery of every description,
very low. y
Fancy note paper and envelopes in great variety
Orders by mail promptly executed.
JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT.
nc9n-1rn and intl, 80
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C. o. D.


Cash kriees.
Ia order to teeurs rapid sales We VIII nifs to
order
A new pair of Cashmere Pants at.............E
A better pair OF Cashmere Pants Of. LIB
A stilI better grade Of Cashmere Pants at. .to
And the very nnest English and French SIS
Goods at...... SD
No credit TO any new customers.
A. SAKs 90. 80 seventh Etrest
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

VIZ WKoMhhhb bh 4 S%ih PIANOS.
Grand, SQUARE Grand. Square and Upright
TEE BEST MADE.
The favorite McCAmmon Pianos, win new pat
emit looktng glass front. - A.,-e.
been In use ashort time; 70 sale and rent AZ
low prices. Tuning and Tspairing p rr99P1R,
Plano Warerooms,
"a Eleventh street. . few doors above Fem ave-
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ENTRIES WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK

Religious Movements in Washington
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HENRY & SEARLE,

| ARCHITECT,
no /. stree. .o ss.s:;:ss.s f''' '''' .
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DR. HOLLANDS NEW BOOK.

nR. HOLLANDS NEW BOOK.
Il -
sevenoaks, story OF to- sI.75
victorian Poets, by e. G. Stedmon. $50
Vim. GoodeiI. .. 50
The Odd Cne, by A. NJ. Payne ................ LIS
Our New Minister, by T.. G.. Perryman.....,, LOO
full supply OF Medical Books on hand,
At WIN. BALLANTYNE'S,
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SELF RELIANCE.

A course in Washington Business College quail:
as yonng men and women for self-relisnce and
self support. Students can enter for either day OF
evening sessions. For particulars call st the coll
address, for illustrated circular.
Fl. Q. SPENCER,
se26-tt President.
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Grand Runniur Mating

a. sAKs q %. sio Seventh stre,,.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-12

"Hold up your head, swell out your
chest, and inform me, James Manches.
ter, OF the leading incidents in your ca.
| reer for the last twenty-four hours" said
his Honor to the next prisoner.
'He is the man who broke that win.
der,V explained Bijah.
"Ah,. yes. On OF about the solemn
hour of midnight last night you sailed
down Lathed street and maliciously and
With wickedhess aforetho,ixht smashed.
broke, shiyered, ruined and DESTROYED 4
light Of glass measuring 18x22, the said
glass being situated Iii saloon window -
s'rhefe was teller In there going to
lick me-" explained tie red-necked
s'And his name, it was whatS',
II dunno that, but he drew Knife on
me about four weeks ago"
"Where was it,"
4 don't remember, M butt Know hes 4
sA9d q SS you fear hilnf'
..Aad ..1a. you ~ expect he win stab your
II guess he won't--not right away.
f'H make your sentence thirty day s, and
] don't think he will get into tine House
Of Correction and hurt you.n
II bein't done anythfngw protested
q know it--you are about 70 do some.
thing now-about TO make CHAIRS"
Well, won't workiv
~ wouldn't either-Pd cit on i dfyan
ana do nothing but eat ioe-ereana And
drink champagne and read novels"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-12

Two interesting individuals have
been interviewed by member of the
Great -Trigonometrical survey of India.
They are man and woman OF a dwarf
ish race, often heard of as frequenting
the jungles near the station of Pemalie,
in the northwest corner OF the Tinni-
velly district. They thought they were
"a hundred years old: but MIR. Thomas
need not feel any anxiety, for Mr.. Bond,
the first European who has ever en-
nounees the male to. be about twenty
five and the woman about eighteen.
Both are the same height--four feet six
and half inches; but the woman round
the chest and head measures an inch
more than the man. The gentleman's
portrait is painted in very fattering
colors. He is round-headed, with coal
black, woolly hair and brown skin. His
forehead is low, and his face projects
like that Of monkey, the thick-liped
mouth projecting an inch beyond his
nose. He has Dandy legs, arms like
those OF Rob Roy, which hang down al
most to his knees, his hands and fingers
are short and clumsy, and always been,
SO that they can not be stretched out
straight; his moustache is grayish
white, and he is without beard. The
sickly Caliban is mated to female who
has well-tormed features, is pleasant to
look at, and modest. She cooks for him,
and only eats when he has satisfied his
hunger. They generally pass the mig hit
on the rocks or in cave, keeping o. ire
burning for warmth, and to scare away
the wild animals.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-12

The Weaverville journal says: Trim.
|ity county has found its bonanza Of rat
tlesnakes, and was discovered on the
b. Watkins, employed ON the ditch. He
ran into den OF rattlesnakes, the ex-
tent of which may be imagined from the
fact that he succeeded In killing sixty
five of the snakes, in half an hours time,
with club. He was Iii town the other
day and showed us the rattIes, which
range from three to fourteen in size.
The smallest ones, he says, were the
most troublesome, being more active
than the larger and older ones. Coffee
creek has always been celebrated for
the number Of rattlesnakes produced.
Since work has commenced on the ditch,
some are killed every day, Watkins
alone having killed one hundred and
twenty this summer. His last feat In
this line surpasses any single-handed
combat with rattlesnakes ever placed ON
record.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-12
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-Wm. Cox. HENRY
s.;.,,sr1 CO we. e. ur,,,,S :, !,
.o'icAsei' Gus "ipper' oeo. "llliams' u ana
costs, each; Glenn. Grusue, Mary Francis. Thos.
Garritty, Terd. Polking, each IS and costs;
fh.;s Ti;or n;nat, aors. T,o, v;oto e.r =
caats Mioh,a nnS,y aays' aeui Mcke, PIP q
H,l ISsos, ionaei m,oepie, III DeyerIY, rrank
ertv pat Rnrns hroha a oi INST oahe D2agn-
WiY.inson Iahm Rnahion can nnIo pniis arl 1aan;s
Leuehtweis, John Nellis, each dismissed; John
ter, oo"ytreu ~ % ~ iUsn itS; t; maBgle nsy,
at,,e ssy,a laws. n Chr;s .IaS hayss Lou,S ua
Mnraoct VIM coo ,nntin,oS t IsJ ssh
inst Reniamin siaam,n ten Javs as u H.n Icou
Lon S,a cnsts i""' 'en o"ys' '"s' man
ioh' ssa,,t siv IN aDd GoS'i pooau w,,,o
ranar anu Teeuy,
Marw Iiolmss Morv Pen3srv Harry papdaryy' dey'
Iraiy Atoiheo' Wal ISuuoiy3 marry IonuoIy,