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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

Oh. Nirluou, La Sale! And Ia, >iuppys sta
BILE morality at last brought you to such pass
Says Sbppy; "On last Friday night the dental
rooms Of Dr.. Badglcy were entered and valuable
instruments, which can be Of no earthly value Ia
any one but dentist, stolen. We firmly believe
that there are fellows In this wicked world who
would steal q copper cent from the eyes Of a de-
i'mct negro, and curse the corpse because his
friends were not liberal enough 10 close his EYES
with silver quarter" Again: while DIR.
Cor5us was at supper last Tuesday evening his
horse and buggy was taken away by some person
or persons unknown. The outii, was recovered
the next morning. Leading people Of the city
talk strongly Of organizing a vigilance commit
tee. II they do 80, the days Of the thieves In this
vicinity are numbered. IL good time. and lots
Of fun for people To steal; but the game isn't
quite so funny when the rascals find themselves
In the hands of the yigilantes." 1t may be i'm.
pertinent 10 say IL, but it Is only natural Tor it,
acquaintance 10 think that II the vigilantes viii
first clean OUT Sloppys establishment their Ia.
bors thereafter will be considerably lighter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

Tho finger nails should he trimmed regular
~ and carefully. The shape is a matter of
choice, but the length should be gagged so as
10 leave about one sixteenth 81 an inch of the
white visible. A very effective cure for brittle
nails, in addition 10 careful trimming. is to in.
scrt under the edges, nightly. a small quantity
Of mutton tallow, which will yield readily 10
soap and tepid water in the morning RAJ.
nails cannot be cured by an application of the
teeth, but will succumb TO careful clipping
with scissors, and bit Of court plaster 10 ce.
meat the wound until naturally healcd.-Rur.
al Ncs Yorker
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

This Court after this week will be presided over
by Judge Leland until the meeting OF the Appel
late Court in December next, when Judge Good
speed will return if possible though the ncccssi'
lies Of the courts in Grundy and Bureau counties
may force this Court into vacation Both Judg'
q are anxious to clear this docket and are work
jng hard to accomplish that end.
Tuesday being election day jurors summoned
Tor Monday. November 5th will not be required
10 be in attendance until Wednesday. November
18th instant
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03
Its Awful Good"

Also has in stock the fayortc LOIF SUGAR DRIPS for
Buckweat Cakes and full supply Of that sugar-twclve
pounds for dollar Has received tins week for the first
those nice new Valencia Rans, only 10 cts per pound;
also another lo of that Five Pound Coffee for s Go and
look for yourself Then those Sayc Buhel Baskets for %
centsjust hlnk!and an Iron bound Half ushc for IS
cents: Pail for Is cents Large Tub for IS cents; best
dashboard for y cents And selling just barrels of
that CSC Syrup and that STARCH only sc per pound And
Box German Soap 60 lb for SOD large hOx of Matches
only 30 cents; dime box for 7c Yeast only &c package
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03
special Notiff5.
DR.. j. 3. WALKER,
OculiSt and AuriSt

DIR. II. OLIN,
Of Chicago Formerly Of this place. will Visit Ottawa at
Clifton Hotel the FIRST Tuesday Of each month for treniing
all diseases Of the Eye and Ear. surgicy otherwise.
Operations for cataract artificial pupil cre lids. CLOSURE
uf the duct eye srs, loa and the removal
tumors and morbid gro~ths ~ every description Artificial
eyes and drums inserted without pain preyous opera
ton Granular eyeids. me most feqUeHt dsdse IN he
rest radically add permanently cured
From his long experience IN treating diseases Of the Eye
and Ear he feels confident IN stating that he
every Chronic disease aD treated Consultation free.
Largest stock of Artificial Eyes In the Nc>i.
p,reiubcr 10Th. lS,p.-if
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ottawa Wholesale Market.

VTThWA, INVN :, IcF''
During the earlier part Of the week when the
weather was good and roads improving, the
streets presented quite lively appearance. The
rain and snow Of Thursday and cold of yesterday,
however, has had u bad effect. Prices remain the
same
We quote below:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

Chas. Hoxie, having moved into Bollmcycr's
old stand, is filling up the room with large
stock Of crockery, glassware, wooden and wick.
erwsre
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
SunT RY A CONSTARI.F-

Frederick Bauer, butcher, living on Suy
dan-ot, in Lafayette, suburb Of Jersey city. was IN
comfortable circumstances tew years ago, but meeting
with reycYses ost ana moIaged his property and took
TO drinking, until his mind became affected and lie
thought be owned the greater part of the town. The
mortgage was foIecosed piece OF property, and
John McGOyeri, the tenant given notice moi % pay
rent 10 Bauer. on Friday evening Bauer drove Mr..
McGovcrn into hc street because she refused To
ME him as owner o the property, and Threatened 10
shoot hen husband on hi- return home. McGOycm then
procured warrant tor Baucs arrest, Which Constable
Charles Kocble was detailed to serve, taking with him
Constable Mcy ard Ofcer smith, Bauer said 10
be "a desperate man.
Arriving al lne house, Constable Kocbe told lis erland
and Bauer refused TO admit him. hing revolver at the
constable hc tried TO him through thc window
KOcblc iuIupcd tine house. and seeing bauci's pistol
uoiuted al ln again drew ms own and bDth men fired
together After second exchange O snois Bauer dIsap
p,arcd ana scacn Dy the officers failed 10 discover HIM
The able. waited tbc house for two hours and
then hearing gTOau found Bauer lying at the foot o.! the
stoup IN Ile garden, shot in the abdomen He SAID ne
had been ldn IN the barn. where hs pistol was after
ward found Bauer. Who fatally wounded, was taken
to the hospital, and the constable gave himself up To jus
ticc Davis who ordered him 10 be Kept IN the Witness
room OF tie First Precinct siatiOnhOuse.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
P4SSENGERS 4RRIVFD.

FROM LIVERPOOI-I Ili se0laship BriGAaic, Jane lO-A
\ Anderson. g. A.. Bukc"y, w \ Holman, T.. T. Saars0n
T. Sampson. Jchl orpe J. p KNAPP J. 7. Warrington
Ur Geo h. tapam, HI. W. taTuam, l. g. Ioscn, Mrs T.
g. Tiot-OD, Dndle, lia. Mr5 Dudley Hall Miss Hall T.. W
ChiitcEdcn. e. W. Forsyth, ". H. vanderbilt samuel T.
aIcer Alfred Gray, MIS- Alfred Gray aud maid servant f.
B livingstone T. b. Livingstone Duan sage Mrs. Dean
Master Alfred COWles. Master Willie tOMleS ana maid ser
want Mrs PARCEL, Master Parce g. Muecko, ThGs Moore
Fret smith Brandt, C. %. Coley, James Dun, j. H.
Suarks l. Crane j. Nash O.. Porter, John Phillips Alex
r. Fulton John Caldwell Herbert Pearson Il. sidney
Everett Mrs g. B. Loycay and friend F. NJ Hunter Ellis
Pearson W. Heath T.. H. Kelley im Aaron John Kennedy
Mrs W. Hatch 4. NJ Hatch. Henry Levy, T. j. OVngtOn
Mr.. Mrs W. y. VALLEY, Miss +. NJ. Brooks, Miss r.
Brooks Miss h. r. Brooks Nr and Mrs C. 4. Nichols, Miss
Nichols, Master y - Nichols Nr ard Mrs ~ Adler Mrs
Whit. Miss J.. Townsend Dr and Mrs. W v jerks and
cld Mrs rOwne, Miss and maid servant, Miss Her
mine Manhcimer. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Campion,
Mis- >. a. -. Wood, Mrs. Pond. II. G. Roosevelt,
- T. Tuck. Burgess. J. Mctinyray Austin T.. San0s
Mrs L. sands Fred. T. sands Charles SnOWden. Mrs
Charles SuOWden Nj. EgeriOn ". W. Appleton, Ira ODDS,
w b. Harwo0d l. Pope, r, The Rev T. Major Lester Miss
Lester John A. Jameson W.Watsun Smythe T. T. Bell r. r.
Harrison Lieut.. II. r. sutton, J. II. Ernest Waters Capt
Pctrie g. \ sterling j. Mclaughlin D. Mclaughlin, T. g..
Meyer Thus. Is. hcDOnOugh, owen Coll.
FROM BREMEN-Ia steamship Afossl June 0.-Mrs. o. l..
Ebe Mrs sarah Blacka and cild Miss Carrie l. Rackall
Miss L. Japscoit Miss Mitchell Miss Swsshem. J. T. Sirat
ton \. Pageustocher Miss Louise Nie1nder Miss Sidona
Mrs Bosch y. BOrches Mrs. Ann. Horchers, Mrs.
Amac Baer. y Jager, Mrs Anna Seminer, W Schade g..
Hinze, B Hnrichs, John Uman Miss Dorctie itampe T.
DreNe Sao Mack, Miss Johanna Bcthkc, JOS \ogi, Miss
Ammo Goebel. r. Bernet Miss Annie Ntgel Mrs r. Mart
sOhn children, Miss Maria Comrades, Sign Bass.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
TEMPERANCE IN THE GOSPEL TENT.

While the temperance people preached aud
pr we'd n te Gospel icnt yesterday afternoon iai inoX-
oatng drnk nsnt give way 60 water, rouniui supply
OF the patjcring down upon TIE roof
Thomas Ma,4i, a reformed dICuk.ld, pre, cd. Read
ing 81 Marks account OF Chi's.s casts ola. tie nu
of devils he exclaimed: THAT'S my friends Ey,ry
word of it i true have had lr-i0u cd devils oUi
OF me- my sLaclcs have been broken, and alter - e
OF wicktdncss am now Christian" lie then gave
sketch OF his cventiI life, his first experience with
liquor. the c'. OF bad company two !cirs M tAe pen
iicntsry, an effort by removal 10 NoN-Jef,ey save
him. his return 10 old habits account af the cr.apmc-s
OF liquor, lis incarceration IN The state PRISON at t3,I-
tom Ils Gaal pardon, his dissipation III Aewlork CITY
with "RcdIy tue blacksmith and Jerry y" O'Brcn as
as boon companions, hs sinking deeper Ia the euttrt
tran ever, his wife aad children Homeless ana t.c
,tatiou-housc their only shelter and Ia ilal convert
through the ulI Of his wiics prayors-thcao wee
the outlines of Ma,n's story.
Altcr music. Mr.. KING, formerly a hard dynScr. de-
Glazed that believed in the Lord, aii tase
for ouor was gone" Nj BE, iInaB spoke OF his iut-
less cnGcavors with Oliver Ccter t0 nave tne e?coH-
keepers violating the law punished. I've aires cd SIX ot
Them" De said, they were put under 500 rali several
weeks auI taat is the last of H." NJ Mas!n wanted
tosc present 20 aIge their exp1ioncys' convert,
% temperance " / can't stand u au} lon-cl," ld
yauH- nin sninshS 49, ID g.. center g.. t-r ''h' "La
DE- cont rurd. dressing tIe audience. "Idiaah when
was IL SUGda, -chu0 lOiar. sJW thc o,Fii t.uiE--
/ couldn't stop hm-Cod stopped Eml; t.a,s #ii re
got 90 ami iLc oSet,d young man l,tucd n cyI-
dent cJaIusiou. An old gentleman c"ntsstl th9t "!nc
sly" and was hecouuEa tDp,r, put Cm.,l sltcd Aim.
rescued irom thc lowest liici Oi d"rl'css "sd
coivcri,d ~ III. Moody while partially nto1 ctci. aud
at once lost ny appetite lor EGU"4, is'.h,d ar1lL,l
Nh Nas!n was Tie last speaker. lie explained tAH
the deep his lace were made Dog si"o-herper
M "n" yCGr' %Ir Nn,J. IN, I., ,clir,J and .,,t,l,n
face hc snapped lis III ger al ana Ieu,d ,d 20 accept
me-" Mauy requests were made for rpiaycs Al a2td
iqt vi fey
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
CIYII. NOTES.

u the cIvorce suit of Siali against Smith, an ap-
pcaton Iraie Saturday Judge Crrtis. 10 sGrerer
Court sp,c.si Teru for adduu1 alwrny The wife had
tcmutois,d h,r claims s1r siOl but this application il
rianrc that Der rpfnu.e tine understanding
ri1 @iri1 cc Niiiiu certain me. and that
c Gesy c,uscd b. tie yainn. Judge Curtis reserved
ms drsltlDn
j. Francis Wright. prominent school principal of
The city residing Mourt vernon II c chif
eauze.s 81 e'ucI Cof'rc of That place. At ts
sccoAa concert H "i-cs brought tjcre sr-. Emma
T,I and hof fqret,s hd1 aud Nmiua. The 'to,ton
d.. ~ WRIGHT bling f.0Igt - o.. prs i with Mr.
urs T. Gnir.d - tI." flrW from " n1ll and
.aiI NJ iI iaC Ead bIu D. Ef0t ut - te
concert which DtrN. Three sand"r st, ol-
lowed f MISS Emma lrU 100 r2oo1l auA ono Y Ter
s-t. hy mo.er tacn tor ~lr'up Tho iat ono
1891. t,-l iu White P1ig9 before lrt"e D S, and
resulted saturday in v,rlc .or Ii7in'ii fl 500
Ir9uci, MasicIsan was brought before Judge
BaHohuc in supreme Court. Chambers, saturday, ~
la.a- corpus the representative oI te - prisoners
rested on Thur..ay night 20 THE Burnt Rac No g" IN
Tlirtcih ~. fnei D., Police Ju>ic" Dfy each $40,
default days inIr-'um Judge Do olue refused 90
scaryc ri oH ''r -Iri1i ai tAr t'uli @ "as
gr aid only C- ,Ial cou.c tSo decision ~ tc
i,hco JHsiirt Ely oiIt j. n irf olr dly..
Iroio-" sid claf-l. "af l Hr fis tfr c,rcru ic
heard Cen. FL Tcra hs T. r - -~uirrro uil have orx
C-firtt. T.DIt ntT. p a.l 81 II. replied tiIe
Jare ,y viii t..,u have .o 20 days WO.k of
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
MEANING OF MISS DANCERS WILL

The argument AS to the Surrogates authority
to consrue tho will of Miss Mary Dancer was concluded
before Surrogate Calvin on Saturday. William o. Bart
lett the contestants argued tnat the power OF the
surrogaes Court coordinate with that OF the SUI
prcme Court in the constituting OF wills, and eX-Judge
Enoch J.. Fancher and JOHN T. Parsons. who appeared
for several OF the benevolent Institutions that receive
legaccs by the will. coincidoi I'm this opinion. A. X
Dyett counsel FOR the executor Of tie WILL aud Charles
VI. Earle, J.. n Dclaeid. and Mr.. Iait reInesentlnS
other the charitable Institutions named IN the VIII,
took the view that a contestant IN hostility 10 tbc VIII
had 10 right ask for cOustruiDg and that the Sl-
uremc Court was the proper power to cOnsrue Will
after IL was admitted 70 probate. The ease wlA i'd
iouincd until saturday June 23, when the Surrogate
Will probably give his decision.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
FATHERS HORRIBLE DEPRAvITY.

HIS CONFESSION OF INCEST WITH TWO DAUGHTERS.
A case of sckening depravity has been dis
closed in Harlem. Francis Fohnabohn, a German coal
dealer about As years old is held for trial for incest OF
the vlest kind Three years ago his wife died at his
residence IN Ninety-second-st. between Madison and
Fihaves under circumstances which gave rise TO much
scandal IN the neighborhood He was known to have
been urannca and oyerbearing 10 her, and at times
treated her with violence No investigation made
Four children were left motherless-three girls 15 13,
aud years Of age aud boy Of years. About year
afer the death of Fohnabohns wife shocking rumors re-
gan TO The father suspected of incest
with his two older daughters, compelling them to yield
TO him and enforcing their silence by threats
OF violence The children were questioned but always
manifested great fear and confessed nothing;
The general suspicons OF crime were STRENGTHENED
when II becamo known the 17h Of last February
that the eldest daughter, Elizabeth, had gwen Dli 10
child ,bout thrrc weeks ago Elizabeth Fuhnabohn
blptze her infant He baptized the babe and theh
questioned the gIl as TO the childs father Eut sae
showed great fear of her fathers rage th2t no den-
u.tc information could ne obtained. The clergyman,
however, was satisfied that the girls father was
her cr!a's father, and reported the case 10
Cant. Robbins Of the Twenty-third Police Precinc,.
Tre captain and Officer MoCarty immediately BEGAN
ar investigation and became convinced mat tne
reports correct When Elizabeth lelt hcr NOME
with her infant Saturday afternoon she was taken 10
the W4hty-e!chih street Police StailO" up3n be!hS
rr hands admitted ihe incest SIZE declared her father
forced Ser To yield 10 his wishes soon after her mothers
death, threatening II she refused 10 Senq f me-, ,er
if she informed any person OF his crime she also siid
Iohu anoii was arrested by Capt Robbins and locked
IN Yesterday morning tie father and daughter we're
taken before Judge BXby IN The llaritln IOhGc Court
Tbo eldest daughter the iac,s already stated,
and after several denjs the rather acuntted MS gliIi
lie was held by tie JUDGE the daughter and her infant
lurc declared tha. tOday the other daughters aud the
viii be given 20 Tie care oi some benevolent lnsu-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
THE COURTS.
A RAILROAD CoMPANY's NEGLIGENCE.
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Com

The Grand Rapids and Indiana haliroad Com-
pany authorized 1861 the issue of mortgage bonds TO
the amount OF S45000O0. and its President, Joseph
Iomax who was intrused with their negotiation, em-
ployed King Sutton Co.. in this city, az agents Tor that
purpose The President borrowed small sums OF KING
Sutton and others through them, the whole amount ag
gregatng less than 50 600 to secure which bonds 10
large amount were pledged King Sutton In 1864, ex-
changed 3I of these pledged bonds for real estate
i'm this city, owned by Mr. Dunscomb, which the latter
claimed 20 be worth about $4,000 above the incum-
brauccs DunscOmb held the bonds four years, when he
sold them to Joshua c. Sanders Tor S3Gl1 cash and
claim for 5000 Sanders IN 1873, brought sit against
the trustees the mortgage TO enforce the payment OF
the bonds whercupOn the railroad company began an ac
ton against Sanders claiming that the possession or
these bonds fraudulenty and improperly obtained
by King sutton, and that Sanders, who was claimed 10
be a confederate did not hold them in good faith On
the trial Supreme Court Special Term, the above
facts were elected in evidence and Judge Van worst
rendered his decision Saturday holding that DnlS-
comb was purchaser OF the bonds IN good faith, ana
that Sanders obtained from him good title To them.
Judge Worst says the discoses ION the part OF
tho directors and Of the railroad company
blsmablc method OF conducting its affairs, likely 10
result in injury TO its true interests The whole issue
of the mortgage bonds intrilsted to tile control
President who tO have been incApercneel
in such and wholly incompetent for trust OF
that nature and magnitude" He holds that the painn
is entitled the bonds what he gave Tor
then but the coupons negotiable paper he is ell
titled to recover their full amount.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
DEPARTURES FOB EUROPE.
,,ssvvovps nv s,TrRD,y's STEAMSHIPS.

Five ocean steamships sailed from this port
for Europe on Saturday, taking out 81 saloon passen
gers and fair list OF steerage passengers The piers
presented an unusually animated appearance from the
large number OF friends OF the passengers VINO were
present The Adriatic the White Star line had the
largest list cabin passengers-lO3 IN a-nong whom
were Harry Beckett Of walack's Theater; j. b. Polk,
the actor; the Rev. :. II. Dana, and the Rev James
Ellis on the City Of Chester were the Rev. DE- "llah
suddaris Of Philadelphia, James DAILY, Surgeon o. ;.
Beardsley of the United States Navy and wife, Lieut. j.
T. Jefferson OF the United States Army, and the Rev.
James s. Lynch The Anchor line dispatched two steam
ers the Victoria and Eysa, the former having among
her passengers the Rev. ID. C. Marquis ID. D.. the Rev
s. s. Campbell, d. d.. and the Rev. James Martin, VINO
go as delegates the Presbyterian Council at Glasgow
ON the Elysia Charles W. Peabody OF boston ana
the Rev. r. Davey. The North-Gerinan Lloyd steamer
Weser took among her passengers william Gerac agent
OF the company at Philadelphia who goes to Europe ona
leave of absence accompanied by his wife, shcngaard
severiu the opera singer and Prof II. IL p Torroy and
sister Of Burlington VT The following are the fun lists
FOR LvERPooIn s,egls ddri'ilI ,g, C. ETedereS iycE
more W. Casrary edward o westeott MEs wesicott Mis-
Rankn g. Rankn The 'ey' >: IL; Da'' NM miS II pi ~ i5de
A. Little. Mrs Graves Dr George begne Ms. Bsanti
son ' and chd Miss WoodlGdge Mise Farchid, J;
Polk, j. H. May john W wash Max DrsE. & hplyh c and
SON Wilbur kirby Mr., n 4 Brayley Miss iiryley Mss
Nswto Sis e.e Osborr col adv Jams Ms i James R
cridcc Rev jas. Ellis. %. D., Kcy naid Mcclure Alden
ore1a& & NJ S2s Fs > Nj 8 iIy s J Ja nAsry j. t. Nal
L5r j. Dickinson, Am Armour 5ss Joiie " Arnolr MIS-
andCr Nrs Aiexandrr REV j. Brldy Mrs Brady, Mrs r.
A. Oakley Mis- Imy A. oakley Mss Julia H. oakley, Mrs
G. y. sawyer MIS- J. H. sweet, GNUI s3.y u ~; tuse'
Jas H. Gator Joha W stuart - ibiahal = IT, hT'h S iS
Daud bacon. iaiss sweet w. Brosd fagl gu lar, LatGheI'
m s'lSa.8 d'fg = cs..ter. Henry Allen, Jesss Aarc
George L.. B!nt slry, James l'ohan, hrs BuIron u >
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

FREDERICK ELLIOTT, TEMPORARILY UNGuARDED,
CooiLY WALKS OUT OF THE COURTROOM


CO0LLY WALKS OUT OF THE COURTROOM
Frederick Elliott, one of the persons ar
rested for supposed compic.ty in forging $4,000
check purporting 10 made by the NewYork Life In
surince Company or the Union Trust Company, finding
himself uu guarded quietly walked out OF The courtroom
on saturday last aud disappeared. lie and Charles
Becker mad applied for the second time 10 be released
from Imprisonment the ground of the weakness of the
evidence against them. aid accordingly writ Of laDss
coruus had been Issued bring them before iui;c n
lie Supreme CoIr Chambers. They we've brought down
maraclcd together There a rule tradition that m
court no one shall be kept chains. and 50 Elliott asked
Frederick Van Fyly the oh having charge Of tEcm.
10 take N MS handouts Van Tyne did so. There "as
no iEdec al Chambers aud Assistant DstucttttorGcy
Irarv went in search of Judge Dpuoluc who sitting
IN Slecla Term 10 have thc wris nsllssct as ru'e
they were issued indictments lad HCrH loina "c+n>t
tnr prisoners 10y the Grand jury. 1hiS was -iaHied
keeper Mack hat charge of another prisoner also
hfl.ght down habcas corpus, and sat near lWi n'l
close To III iutt. When Mr. IFaiN returned, l:c Hri
Ec,pcr Van Gyne tktd for few minutes f0e thci aud
then suddenly discovered that II'ii Fas ih..h-
Iog II oould not have been long Eucc he csc pd,bui
exact how ou- coUii not hr told An 0iiecl T-"ri-
bcIel man galny ont G the door who riot OfeI iis
feet bul tncTc were many Ia Ncrs GOING ana coming ana
one minute i've inmates II was long enough fCf i'in
to gtt away The police were at once Et,rn notice.
1Gc story OI hoN Elliott ana irchci cauc to ic -u~-
pcctrI OF tle forgery With WcJ icj are tha 5td 1850
sill young q leading criminal having been - hpv .
rc aockIt iu ISGS lac the svciae u iorgfi5; III
1879 uc engaged Ia The robbery oi lbr Ihiii 80"
toia BaHh Of Baltimore III Ices been coAnfctsi -.>H
witA tbc iorgeues tnr Bank VI uGapd h, arr be:s
arrested tor forgery at Frankfort, ID LMUpe, AID con
liCjed Oi forgery II Smyrna. lI ASIA Minor.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
An ITALIANS FATAL USE OF THE KNIFE.

The Italian haunt in the rear Of No. 132
Elzabct.l-st. was Saturday evening the Of a
drunken braWl in which The eycrIeady knife was used
with fatal effect BcItua CasiniIa and GcOri Virginia,
living that place lad been engaged in drunken de-
bauch with woman named Byme and her son, and tue
carOu,al ended IN brutal fight Tie s0uLd OF the
fct reached tie street, ana Robert Tuomey, Thomas
Kilton and Robert DJherty, WHO standing on the
sidewalk, rushed in To what was going on. They
found Mrs EyTuc struggling IN tnc grasp OF Nilua, ana
hilcrn about 10 Interfere when tie ruiiian turned
on Linn and Knocked him down. The ial cu mau was
dr9sici out ~ tine way o. furiier barm by DoEcIiy
The two Italians tDeu made hcICe attack on Iuomry
Ca.mlra straCk iim the head win club, ana
Knocked hlm down. aud Virginia plunged q k.t.c lntO
the side and abdomen of tie pIosirac The Italians
then ran uisiar-. and locked themselves ~ their
Oficrrs Lee and Sweeney II Tie Fourteenth Precinct
were called. and with much difficulty tOOh Ctsinr and
virginia 10 the station house. 1uOmey large, good
natuied inshman. found % be go dangerously in
1ursd that lie could walk, and conveyed 20 tc
Chambers street Hospital where MS injuries were con
sldcfcd fatal Az later hour hc was transferred 10 the
NcwiO Hospital i West Fntecnth-st, where Le now
lies IN d critical condition. Cdsimlra and Virginia were
taken yesterday, and committed 10 Tie IOmOs
10 await the result Ol 1uOmey's injuries