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FOR A FORTUNE.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
WILL GIVE
ON SATURDAY, DEC. Rs, 1875
A GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING.
Capital Prize, 100000!
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETS !
$3.50 Prizes,
IN ALL AMOUNTING IN THE AGGREGATE
TO OVER
Half a MilliOE in Gold !!
The Drawing will positively commence at TEN
O'CLOCK A. M, on the morning of SATURDAY,
December Is, 1875, at one of the largest thea
ters in the city. It will be conducted with
A Grand Promenade Concert,
For which the Best Musical Talent available in
the country will be engaged, and to which every
holder of COUPON TICKET will be entitled to
FREE ADMISSION.
Look at the Scheme!
EXTRAORDINARY SCHEME:
10000 Tickets at $50 Each.
LIST OF PRIZES.
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, May 26.-Arrived Steamship
Josephine from Brashear.
Failed Josephine for Brashear.
New York, May 26-Arrived: San Jacinto
virago and Montgomery. Arrived OUT Eng
land.
.. The steamship Great Western, which sailed
hence yesterday for Bristol, returned to-day
with her machinery deranged.
s,0ck
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Very often-Men who travel barefooted
round newly carpeted bedroom often find
themselves on the wrong tack.
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They propose TO centenniala at LYME,
Conn. 1t will doubtless. be a Kill a affair
Ne,o York Commercial Aduertiser.
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There is great deal of vanity about drinks.
aye and much vexa ion of spirit about some
of them too, but We know where a nectar is
to be obtained that would have made the
heather gods caper wildly round high
Olympus for very joy-a nectar so fruity and
fragrant, SO exhilarating and cool, that the
very memory of it is delicious. There is only
one man in town who makes it, or could make
it, (Which" his name is Nugent and his place
is No. Ii Carondelet street. If you want to
taste something that is better than any hing
else you ever tasted and which will make you
think you have Been roaming over strawberry
beds, through pineapple groves and und, I
purple vineyards on the Rhine, all at one and
the same time, and kissing your sweetheart
the while, go to Nugent's and ask for some
Of his shampagne-fruis lemonade.
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What bakers say abont Paragon yeast powders
See advertisement on second psge.
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One Capital Prize. 800. 900
1Prize $4,000
Prize 10000
Prize. 10000
prizes at 5000. ................ 10000
Prizes at $2500. ................ 10000
20 Prizes at $1,000. 10000
so Prizes at $500. ................ $4,000
1900 Prizes at 500. ............ 10000
1000 Prizes at $50. ................ 100000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximate Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $75... 1850
TOTAL.
$3.50 prizes in all, amounting to tyold). .s5O2, 500
Price of Tickets:
WHOLE TICKETS. ......................$5 $50 90
HALVES. ........'...... ~ w
TWENTIETHS. Observation-Disclosures. 30
For sale at all the New Orleans Agencies and
at the Central Office Of the LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY COMPANY.
Address Lock Box 500 New Orleans Post.
Once.
REMIT BY POsT-OFFICE MONEY ORDER,
REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT, OR BY Elk.
PRESS.
Observe and RecOllect
That in the Grand Golden Drawing of Decem-
Der Is, 1875,
ALL THE TICKETS
Sold For Greenbacks.
ALL THE PRIZES
ARE
PAID LIN GOLD,
Agents Wanted in every State, County,
City and Town Throughout the Union.
Unezceptional Guarantees Required,
and must In every instance accompany appli.
cations.
TO BE MADE TO THE
Louisiana State Lottery Co.,
New Orleans, La.
ALL LETTERS UNANSWERED MEAN A
NEGATIVE REPLY.
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PRINTERS, BooKBMDERs. ENaRAvERs
LrTHoaRAPHERs.
LAW PUBLISHERS AND LAW BOOKSELLERS.
|41.............Ch artres Street...............A1
| Between Customhouse and Bienyine)
Keep constantly on hand for sale. at LOW PRIGIA
full and varied assortment of GENERAL
STAIONERY, PAPERS and
ENVELOPES,
| Comprising everything necessary for tie
COUNTING-ROOM,
BANKS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MERCHANTS,
LAWYERS,
CLERKS OF COURTS.
STEAMBOAT CLERKa
CIVIL ENGINEERS
And RAILROADS.
FANCY NOTE PAPER AND CARDS,
Of the Greatest Variety, Suitable for
BALLS,
SOIREES and
WEDDNGa
TO ARTISTS, BUILDERS AND CIVIL Ex.~
GINEERS.
On hand and for sale at Northern prices coas-
plete assortment of
Drawing Materials.
Comprising
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing PaperA
Water Colors, Boards, Painters Pallets,
Brushes Saucers, Mezzotint etc.
Tracing Cloth and Paper, Drawing Pens,
Lithographic PENS Drawing Pencils ETC.
Also
Various Works Drawing, Architecture aaas
Engineering.
B. BLOOMFIELD CO.,
4Chartres street.
between Customhousc and Bienviue
STEEL PENS, STEEL PENS, STEEL PENS.
From the Manufactures Of
elliott
PERRY,
sPENCERIAN,
HARRISON & BRADFORD,
ESTERBROOK CO.
Comprising the Greatest Variety Of Styles Evsnr
Offered to the Public
For sale at LOW PRICES.
B. BLOOMFIELD CO.,
General Stationers, Printers and Blank Book MazH-
facturers Al Chartres street.
between Customhouse and Bienvila.
THE NEW CIVIL CODE.
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE REVISED CIVIL CODE,
With reference to the
ACTS OF THE LEGISLATURES,
Up to and including the Session of 1s7A
And the
DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Up to and Including Volume KEW
ANNUAL REPORTS,
With an
EXHAUSTIVE INDEX,
Compiled and Edited
by
HON. ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Ex.Associats Justice of the Supreme Court.
Author of the Criminal Jurisprudence
of louisiana
Price, Ten Dollars.
THE REVISED CODE OF PRACTICE,
(New EditOn.)
THE REVISED STATUTES,
(New Edition)
Compiled and Edited
by
HON. ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Are now being published and viii be issued shortly
B. BLOOMFIELD CO.,
Law Publishers, Mercantile Printers Engravers aaH
Blank Book Manufacturers.
Al Charities street,
between Castomhouse and Bienvfle.
THE CIVIL CODE
VIII be forwarded by mail, free Of postage, O.
receipt Of $40.
SCRAP BOOKs-sCRAP BOOKS,
Now on hand large and well selected assortment -
SCRAP BOOKS
Comprising
ALL SIZES AND STYLES,
For sale at Low Prices. 80
B. BLOOMFIELD Co..
II Chartres street,
between Customhouse and Bienvirc,
STATIONERY HARDWARE.
CASH BOXES,
PosT-oFF1CE BOXES.
DATE RACKS Esr-
For sale at Low Prices.
3. BLOOMFIELD CO.,
General stationers Printers and Blank Book Mara.
facturers, /.
47Chartres street,
between Customhouse and Bienvils,-
LAW BOOKS-LAW BOOKS,
The undersigned solicit the attention of the
LEGAL PROFESSION
To their
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All steamboats, and hotels use Paragon Yeast
powdar
, 1875-05-16

paid PROMPTLY The gentleman Was somewhat
astonished at this proceeding. oelsgiag that It
the man was guilty OF anything. it wts that OF
sTindllng or attempting to gwindle, and ought to
be sent up to tho Bridewell at le2st. But he was
not aware TINT there is no law in lilnols to
fetch suoh men to Justice, and, unit! new and
rigid fragrant ace is passed, the contidencelmeu
I'll! run rampant in Chicago. -. ~r*
CHICAGO N CLEVELAND.
a gang OF Chicago thieves hayo been operating
IN Cleveland in tho most bold and outrageous
manner 10 the crime Of burglary snd robbery
they have added murder BY shooting aod NOR.
tally nounding Officer Kick, OF that city, and
then fleeing to Chicago. whera they al! are now,
probably: The gang commenced tier WORK III
Cleveland last Sunday, by Assau1ting b
Mr. Benton and robbing his 1eWelry-
store. The. police piped them on at
saloon, and when the officers we're about to
pounce upon them they rhn. Kick ahdtwo other
policemen pursued them, and lively skirnish
followed, the fugitlves firing several shots. which
were quickly replied to. Ono OF the bullets
struck Kick iusr below the heart. At last ad-
vicos his death waa: hourly expected. Only ono
OF the thieves was captured. and he gave the
name OF James Moore, and said he came from
Canada There ts every reason to believe the
escaped burglars, including the one who shot
Kick, came to this city, but, up to yesterday,
nothing had been seen or heard OF them by cur
police au1horitieA = - ": ..'-
There are several Of these gangs Of burglars
who make this city their headquartors and car
~ on their operations in other places1 which
they yisit periodically, nuke haul Or two and
then return to Chicago to spend their M-gotten
funds, taking care to keep this city "sweet" by
letting its merchants, etc, alone. ,.
, 1875-05-16

ANSAI1hFCIJA3 IRr1NES8.
1ho creditors OF Fo1 i Howard, contractors,
n,et It No 90 Dearborn a1eet yestorday IT.
ternoon, Nr. nses il the chai1. There we're
About twenty parsons present.
Ihe Trustees submitted the following report !:
Tic Trustees appointed 1t the meeting held On the
I'M inst. 1t tho Palmer House. beg leave to report
taat thcy hsve hAd several conferences with Fox T.
IoHar an that their reply TO The resolution xopted
nt that EaeehnE is, that, al the creditura vii rTe
t1dr hzse0t to the te1ns and conditions meutorei IN
the resolution, they viii underake u coo1iY on te7r
Part Aad that they hAge no doubt they c-n carrv ont
fAe plkn &nd proposition. Wv
The 1asn o< settlement suggested ut that time WIZ
list Ae Labor account eouid be paid in full: 1h.t fhe
EtecA1pd creditors should surrender all tsi- tltf
and rc:Ye In Lieu thereof tbe paper Of FoxaS ownni
ca tho bs%as 4 81 ceuta On TIC do3r nj tie r-,e cf
1sr CENT PR annu, pa.1h:e ouehalf ono ytar from
1877 Ena with view & securing the co.rpruaisrd
fuaeatedzees. Fox X Howard arc to convey 10 fbres
Trustees al tue p7o7zzs~ Of Fox Howard beth rsal
and personal and 1.zu and 1nd!rid p1Iy rad enrh
I1Atecs xre &C hso ElfI supervisory coatrol oyrr
t4e tEsla1 management IS may te agreed upon with
t9x Howazi.
Mr. Ee..ey was IN favor OF ling ths personal
property, the estimated v.lco Ut nhich is $S3.-
eUl and paying the unsecured creditors 20 cents
eaasa. LIE "as opPoeed to paying IN ful tho
tAnosesa Nauee claims amounted to mora than
Fsaf. telnA:ng hoaa Hho held largo cla1us should
s11ee u with tbs general c.-cdi:o,u- He figured
ocs 70 hta OWN satiAfacton that so cocts con,d ba
pail ana e1psesasd himself rs decidedly o.
, 1875-05-16
A LITTLE CENTENNIAL.
To Keep tho Forthcoming Mig One
. Bcfore the Public.

To Keep tho Forthcoming Mig One
| -. >. -.~ l3efore the Public.
: Special Dispateh 10 tbs cAfoaao Ttt1asas.
GnEESsBuEo, Pa. May 15.--This little bor-
ough has celebrated her centennial Tho 15th
Of May has come aud. gono, md the townsfolk
GRO happy. Greenaburg is q borough OF about
1000 Inhabitants. It. lies in n beautiful valley
near the foot OF tho Allegheny Noun
| tains. It is surrounded by q fertile
| agricultural and Mining country. Natnro
has spent upon her its brightest smiles. To-day
from aveTy houso-top, nnd flowers and ever
green's formed charming feature. Aoroas tho
| laain street IN arch Of oodar everg1oens had
oteen e1eeted, upon which were Inscribed, 81 hay
u, l775-i876." The town WAS crowded with
nopalaee from all parts OF tho: State, not less
Than IL, coo being present.. fhi1adolphia cent q
delegation of her Council In charge OF Chair
man Hill. ..-
In the morning there was grand military
display. Nestmoreiand County formally COM
prised all Western Pennsylvania. here. 1t was
at Rannastown, miles from this place. that tho
resolutions OF Independence we're first adopted.
Loyal Hauua is the standard phrase in this
county. Though no Declaration OF Independence
was made hero, hcre rang tho first echos TOR
freedom through her woods and hills, and pro-
uounced rebellion againBt tho mother country,
against taxation without representation. This
ls Freedoms cradle, and here lives the mother OF
1nucpenoence, aud tbls Was the day calebrA1od.
It was ushered II End ous with caunonry.
Patriotism was the order Of the day. The hos
pitab1o town entertained its visitors wsu, aud
deseryee credit Tor her iberaGty.
After the parade this morning the troops
we're. taken to tha Playground and en-
tsrtained in floral hall In the 81
ternoon meeting was to have
been held i'll the Court House, but it's precincts
were too limited tor the largo crowd. The meet
Ing was held On the outside. At halt-p past |
o'clock GOV. Hartranft arrived~ The meeting
who delivered an Grafton. He made patriotic
a1lusiona to tho celebration which had called the
people together. lie WAS followed by Gov. |
Hartranft nnd Judge Kirkpatrick.
Good order prevailed throughout the day
, 1875-05-16
NEaQTIAnLH NpTE.

3.
70 The Editor ef 7'he ch,eass Tribune: ;.
cn1oAao, May l5.-Your correspondent, n. T.
B., calls attention to change in the statutes OF
the 6tate BY which each indorser Of q nota pay
able to bearer is made liable for the payment
without notice Of non-payment and without suit
first brought against the maker OF the note.
Not one note in o hundred is written payable
to bearer, but it is very common for the maker Of
note to write it payabIe to tho order Of him
sell. Such note, when indorscd by tho maker,
becomes virtually payable to bearer. Will r..
T. B. tell us whether thia class Of notea is GOV
ored by the new statute, 50 that each indorBer
becomes equally liable In all respects with the
original guarantor7 II. H.. Y. :;
, 1875-05-16

! Tho Police and Fire Departments were paid
yesterday, to tho amount Of 207,ooo.
Michael Tepp ~ empioys OF ths Board Of
Public Works, under Frank Bauer, yesterday log.
his whole months pay, amounting to about S60
He Is poor man Of family, and can poorly af-
ford tostand the loss.
Officer Hutclins, while receiving Ills months
pay in the City Trcasurars otics yesterday was
attacked by German widow la-7. and compelled
to pay tho IS which he hns owed her TOR months
past. No one WAS mora pleased ut the pluck Of
the courageous little woman than tho polica
officials, who hare suffered considerably On &C.
count OF the officers shortcomings.
Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday opened
bids for tho construction Of 3 new bridge st Mad
ison street: But ei1 proposals wsro received. and
we're as follows: Detroit Bridge nna Iron Works,
3l3,.S3; Clark d Rafer, Chicago, 3l4, ,967; Sou
1eEin, James & Co., Milwaukee, 9f1, 995; Ameri-
can Bridge Company, $l1 ,435; Keystone bridge
Company, 9l4,3S8.7D. No award las yet boon
made
The Committee on Harbor and Bridges meeta
to-morTo1 afternoon st s o'clock in the City
Clerks office. The subjects under consideration
ara m ordinance requiring bridges to DO tspt
open to public travel during the hoa1r from to
2 ln tho morning, from u to ! o'clock at noon,
ordinance, introduced By AID. Stout, providing
for the conatruction OF + new bridge orer the
river At North avenue. Some preparation for
The immediate dredging of the river is also con-
ssldered necessary, md some arrangements will
probably be made for the commencement OF tho
work .t-'
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Board OF Directors of the Public Library
held d meeting yesterday afternoon. President
Hoyne in the chair. Mcssrs. kosenthal Shorey,
Gaaon, and Anthony were present.
In regard to afr. Hermann Raster'a Iesigna-
tion, Mr. Hoyne ssid it had not been made in
writing, aad ,Uas therefore, informal. Mr.
Iastor would ramain nember OF the Board
until his SUCCESSOR IVES appointed and duly
qualified
! severa bills we're presented and ordered paid.
The Building Committee were empowered to
renew exhausted insurance policies.
The Committee on Salaries OF Employees asked
further timo to report Granted.
, 1t Nas resolved that books purchased IN for
eigu countries ahond be paid for by direct remit
tance to the firm selling them, and not through
agents.
The Librarian was authorized to suspend the
delivery of books for whatever time might be
needed in efTecting tho removal Of tbs Library
to tho now quarters, June i. s.
The Board adjourned to meet at O'Clock one
week from next Saturday afternoon.
, 1875-05-16
SHAMMihC ABRAHAM.


One of the heaviest and most notorious OF tht
bogus check-opeztors was nabbed yesterday
and is now in the Central Station. He gives the
ed, espectably-aPpearing young mnu. He
is Of tho ahabby7genteel Kind, ant
carries, in addition to his checks. 4
bent at both ends. Thesa eimple contrivnnces
in the hands Of an expert like Wilson, will un-
loci: k:a1most any door, and give him trae aecegs
Wilson tried the check dodge :. at
several places yeste1dsy, ard finally fetch
ed up in the Vii olcaale =, gentlemen's
furnishing goods store Of Hart Brothers, No. 70
Wabash avenue.
Ho was met by Mr. Abe Hart and asked to be
shown some shirts He Fas informed that the
firm did not sell goods At 1etal and then said ho
wanted at least 4 doz3u. He was shown
some which suited him, and tende1ed
il payment p,n shesl g; .con dram mb
$500. and payable to bearer. Mr. Hnrt examined
tho paper, and, after scanning the man closely,
concluded he Was sEiudier. Wilson wnited for
bis change, no doubt chr,clling within himsa1t
what fine haul he was about to make. But he
met his match. nlr. Hart made advances
ready, aud managed to seud = boy
ont quietly for police officer. Patro1man Nc
Cormica was chose By, and came in just in TINA.
and took the follow in custody. He protested
loudly that tho check Was q genuine ono, and in
sisted upon an i.nTnediate release. Mccormick
walked him oTer to ths Central Station,
where q dispatch was prepared BY Clerk
Brennan for Jackson, askinz for information
regarding Wilson, who continued to Assert bis
innocence. But Chiet-Detectige Dixon went
through his pockets just before tho dispatch
vss ready, md found + mss of bogus checks.
Among them Kaa ono on the Tira:
National OF jackson for 800, COO 900,
one On the Northwestern of Chicago
for s25, 900. several on thB Fifth. National Of
Chicago, and one on the Fiz6t National OF Ypsi-
lanti. There wae also a note Of hand for a large
gu1n, VII ii, Ike the chscks Fas signed by VII
500. A letter addressed to Sheriff Pntnan, nf
GAINESVILLE, Wis, showed the prisoners knoWl-
edge Of that kind OF men.
view, the kit Was complete, and then Wilson be-
gan to play the insane dodge. Almost any ono
would eay that tho large sums for which some OF
the checks Tare drawn indicated disordernd
brain, but this was only dodge to avoid
q f0'GSaa insaoity Il tho ' nieantino 1eepins os
up the necessary demonstrations Wilson did It
well; he 1oared and squal1cd like young ele-
phant Then the ofice1a vere putting 5tia in 4
cell, and 80 excellent and true to nature waa the
performances that Police Commissioner Reno h1d
!,la sJmpathies aroused md moro especial
" so when tbs s10o. .000, 600 check was
little check for $500 in . business-ike and bland
way, md came near fooling Mr. Hart into tho
belief that it wns good. though ho was not in
tha hAbjt OF doing business in TINT way. Tho
Insane dodge wili not avail tho prisoner any in
tbis instance.
, 1875-05-16
GEORGIA ITEMS s

AuausTA, Ga., May 15.-Judge Gibson refuses
to grant the injunction restraining the Georgia
Railroad Company from paying the inrerost On
the bonds Of tbs Western Railroad Of Alabama,
on the ground that the question OF facts involved
should go before jury.
John P. Branch OF Virginia, has applied for
Al injunction il the United States Court at S.
yannah to restrain the sale Of the Macon h
Brunswick Railroad, On the ground that no pro-
vision is made for the payment OF the aecond
series OF honda indorsed BY the State aud repu-
dated by the Legislature. 4 portion OF the
bonds arc held by Branch.
, 1875-05-16

y, who u the responsible party, md where does
btaue attach It ID not to b. wondered ut that
the people Of Cincinnati should prefer granite
building as their city is built almost entirely OF
Bueua Vista or sandstone. Tho qnarries In Ohio
arc nearly Ill exhausted, but On tho opposite
nde Of tho river in kentucky thus stone Ia found
in almost ine1haustible quantity, aud several
quarries are now in successful operation, and are
producing tho hnest buildrng~stonc in tho world.
4 REAnEb
, 1875-05-16
LOCAL LETTERS.
EffKXt TETi a1.f1NR


70 Afe ea&aT or zne eateaoo zs16a'ss: s;
CHICAGO, May 16.-In your late issues NC
find several articles in reference to ~tha Buena
Vista x.ona now beine nsea in thu constrnction
of tha Cn.+o,n-Hon.e and ,fsca .rh;,,, ~.
-. @,.' ous]149o 4,41 oso. "4,a "e
aalnk Axe esaa7o1lY ca4colaseo 20 masleaa the
public.
It is q vol established fact, and one WE'LL
known tn .,, VIM ara acor,inted with mi. .tona
49,. t.s 49, ,..., :. ~ o-1-, .,sat ., ~,
eA.' .ao "1s. 4"f.' !. sno on15 one 'nas Ii Ct III
sn1ean1e fof building purposes, and Is
tho only one that SHOULD ever be
used. Under the first 1ayer ia found
. l.vev -.sanoh,;ro c,., ,tona .,;.a..-
]sss'os rs noap .soues snppe1y'
s'lcks euossanee varying. IN thickness, and, IN
oerneath this Ii second layer OF stono, soft and
OF very inferior quality, which on exposure to
the utmosnhare is Liable to crunhle md fall RI
n;ace. mi. .tona 40 = nanar,1 th;,,- :. fo,..S
- ~ T -" a' - . %-.1s' =. touuu ~.
aAouS sne LILLE. 8nu tno 1A1sner unae1 the null
it Il found, the darker the color. There are
quar11ea IN which the stone Is etreaked With
IRON. but they are the exception rather than The
rule. Ih!s stone 1s also found OF = quality unfit
Tor buildings, but makes very flne foundations,
bridge Abuementa, etc. II has often oeen
demonstrated that 1t will stand as much pressure
as any stone in the world The exact amount to
the cubic foot can be nscertained By inquiring
OF the Fort Pitt Foundry, OF Pittsburg, where
it. was experimented upon . number OF years
, 1875-05-16
CRIMINAL

L negro thief named Barlow was cauRha yes
'terday afternoon in the net OF stealing watch
and napkin-17ng from the rooms Of -Mr. Payne
No. 298 West Madison street. He was locked
mp. x !: :: -
4 cutter named H. 4. Trip, formerly in the
employ Of L. B. stowell Was arraigned before
Justice Pollock yesterday, charged with having
stolen cloth and trimmings from his employer.
He was held in bail to answer ut tho Criminal
Court. It is Baia3 that othor proceedings by
3 Mrs. Bench, with whom 1ripp was at one time
IN partnership, arc to be commenced againat
him, be hzg,ps, as alleged, not acted sqoarelY
while ''cuttng for her.
Ado1ph KleetAmp, the youth Of is Who has
been preying upon Messra Carson, Pirie, gcott
d Co., because, as be states, his 45-a-week SAL
ary WAS not adequate to meet bis faetidious
requirements, has confessed to stealing
easa. sltks am ana other goods for the past two
shops for the property. Tht' examination Of
the prisoner was held IN tho South Side Police
Court yesterday, and it was shown that three
pawnbsokersh Philip Weitz, Of No. l59 West
Randolph street and Joseph Franks received
the goods and paid tho boy mere triAe
foS than. They vera also azxaigcod. and were
granted \ continuance until Tucc5ay, giving
oocds for their Appearance. Tho boy was held
to tLo Criminal Cont N bail OF $50 10 has
confessed the crime, and pojntad ont The places
whcte ne Sod tia goods. It WIS shown that
Wetts kne* tho properly be bough. was stolen.
Tae numerous confidence men who 1n1cet this
c1ty aro daily becoming bolder and more
audacious They approach city residents with
napnolts, and codeavor to rope them into scme
ons OF the wei-1ses1cd members Of the fraternity
mat no old resident On Clark street and aaked
him tho Iimo ct day. Ho was informed and
then continued to follow up and i1aportune the