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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-20
The MArLor

BALTIMORE. Jan: 2o;-Vrsnia Is. deferred. 12k:
do. consolidated, 54s4 do. I'd SERIES S31&; new ten
forties SO; new 3s, 4s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 20.-Cotton steady-m,ddling.
10. Flour firm, with upward tendency. Wheat south
ern higher western firm and dullsouthern red, lsa
1.l7 do amber 15a1. 49, MOL Maryland legal. 18:
February ll4aa1. I4,s; March i:I5x; April / i7,ss
1l9. Corn. southern higher and firm; western higher
active aud rm-southern white. 65a7O; do yellow 63a
70 western mixed. spot .o'4a7ls: January. 7o1a7l
southern: .7aso; western white 4saSC DO mixed
Butter dull-western packed 2Oa25: roll l7a22. Eegs
changed Coffee auie.Rio csrsoes ordinary to falr
IN whisky quiet. l. i7si.is Frsishts to liverpool
per steamer unchanged and quiet. Receipts
bushels oats 7s7 bushels rye /. 500 bushels. Ship
81. 9s2 bushels; corn, Saies-whest
ITS, 700 bushels corn. 742, 896 buahels,
rs NEW YORK. IAN Jan, -stocks. ,s Money!
dull: Goyernments. generally strong. Cotton-quiet
NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.-Fiour-frn. quiet Wheat
quiet, %aaf cent better Corn,Quie, AaS cent better
PoSk-duu, 16. 5Oa1s. IS. Lard-dul, IS.
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THE LAST RITES PERFORMED THIS AFTERNOON.
The body OF Shaw, after the execution yester-
day, was taken to the chapel portion OF the jail,
where 1t remained until this after noon. when it
the undertaken 1t was found that the dislocatiOn
Of the neck was more perfect than that which has
occurred at any execution which has taken place
here. This morning an old colored man, a neigh
Dor OF Shaws mother, appeared at the jail with q
request for q lock OF his hair for the mother
Shaw was called out OF the cell by the warden,
and the death warrant was about to be read he
ment am about to get is for the best" and this
was the last remark he made outside OF his pray
ers and responses in the service.
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"A Bridal Couple Arrested.
ACCUSED BY THE BRIDES UNCLE OF THEFr-s1s
FOUND IN THE BRIDES BACK HAIR

telegram from Fredericksburg, Va, last night
near Bowling Green. Caroline county, to Miss
lsola Abbey; The parties were of good social Do
the best people AS the happy couple were about
10 BOARD the northern train on their wedding tour
"a o9ex were arrested by detective on the charge
the bride. Their friends were Indignant at the
arrest, pronouncing it an outrage, but the ofcers
insisted that they knew what they were about.
the bridal couple were taken to the hotel parlor.
and the detective insisted on searching them This
was done, but no money was found, and the
omcer was about to release them, when a lady
TREND present confident OF the brides innocence
suggested sarcastlca!.y that the officer had better
LOOK IN her hair. II believe WILL" said the
o on wnereupon the bride turned pale, and said
In, dop't, please don't: have not got 1t there /"
Her hair was worn in heavy coils. She took it
down. and neatly coiled in the heavy braids of her
oa a1 mar was $3.50 in greenbacks .Subse-
quentiy the rest OF the money was recovered, The
Oriae is ~, and pretty. When the newly married
Rair leLt the house after the ceremony the uncle
t ttUin wnom the money was subsequently stolen
'nre" an Old shoe after the carriage,
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THE PETERSBURG, VA. TREAsURERsHIP CoSrEDk.
Counsel for Emmett w. Couch (readJusteF1 q
the case OF virginius johnson (democrap agafnaf
Couch for the treasureship OF the city or PeterD.
burg, have prepared ana filed In the supreme
court OF appeals lengthy petition, asking for .
rehearing OF the case by said court The court a
appeals, rat the last session, decided that The
ONCE was Illegally held by Couch, because OF h1D
failure to qualify at the proper time.
IOWA PROHIBTTI0NIsB PERPLExKD.
The on1cers Of the leading temperance organinn-
lions OF Iowa have called q state convention q
the friends OF temperance. to be held Ct De-
Moines, February 2. to consult as to the line a
policy to be pursued by them In future IN view q
the decision OF the supreme court holding d.
prohibitory constitutional aiaenduGnt not q
force.
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AFRAID TO FACE THE MusIc.-N I. Dukes. men,
Der-eiect OF the Pennsylvania legislature from
ayetee county. who rests under the charge Of
king Cashier Mutt OF the state treasury, and
VINO mad been in Harrisburg for nearly a week for
InS 0stenslble purpose OF being sworn in as
mSaDer OF the house, has apparently abandoned
ms oeslgn, as he left for home Thursday. Had he
atIempted to have taken the oath, he would un-
0OuDCe0ly have been DIRECTED to.
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ORGANIZATION or rux FIRM or BELL . ca


new banking house OF a character that prom
tses stability Is always welcomed by business mea,
as every SOUND ana wea-msnaged bank ADDS %
the facilities OF trade and exchange, BY the COM
mun'ty. Such an Institution Is the house OF Beu
Co, recently org infz d. which has begun IN
Career under most favorable circumstances Tno
location or the bank, No. 1887 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., corner or l5th, Co coran building Is one OF
the most conspicuous In this CITY, The member
OF Tue firin are Me SIS. Caas. j. Bell Jas II Fitch
Bobl T. Fox AMI Geo. w. Brown. The thr q gen.
uemen last N med, under the nrm name OF Fitch.
Fox q Brown, have Tor years conducted the real
tate and loan business. the original firm OF Fitch
g Fox having begun on eth str,et near r. in the
Federal block, Nov 4, 1864 Mr.. Chas j. bell the
manager OF the bank. mas had experience OF
seven or eight years In the banking business EIo
Is son-in-law OF the Hon. Gardiner Green
Hubbard, and Is a cou Sin OF Professor Alexandsr
Graham Bell, the Inventor OF the telephone
Inc resources OF the bank, combined with the
experience that MI Bell has had IN the banking
bus hess and the wel-known standing or Fitch
FOX ana Brown, oespeak for the new bank, az the
very outset, large share OF patronage. and com.
meme IL In high degree, TO the confidence OF the
puonc Inc oaak Is neatly lifted 40; has burg.
lar aud nreproof vault private Offices, &c, with
out at all infringing upon tue real estate depart-
ment. IL Is proposed 10 conduct . lerittmafa
banking business, In all Its branches Mc~srS
Fitch. Fox ana Brown have Issued a circular an.
nounciag that the copartnership recently formed
their real estate business, hich viii be prosecuted
with the same energy herei ofore. IL Is learned
from these gentleInen that they have under their
Management some or the largest properties In the
city. They paid for their clients during the fall
over twenty-five thousand dollars IN taxes, and
through their ONCE the past year exceeded three
quarters OF million dollars
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VERDICT IN THH CHAYYRK-SPRAuW Clsg.-Wh1G
the Judge arose TO charge the Jufy IN the Cano0I
Chef electment case &C Westerly, RI, yesterday
the oflcial declaration was missing, but - -
for the defense. they, at the demand OF plains
waived the declaration, and the court charged -
jury. subsequently when the jury returned VI
waiver and insisted On the production OF the -
ing declaration. Is, however. could no. b eo0Dlh
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The Situation In Paris.

A BONAPARTIST APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE,
PARIS, Jan. 20.-The Bonapartist members OF
the chamber OF deputies have issued protest
against the arrest OF Prince Napoleon and de-
mand an appeal to the people.
The chamber OF deputies, by 407 to 81, has voted
urgency for motion made by N. Ballue to strike
the names of the Orleans princes from the army
list The ministry agreed to urgency
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ARMY ORDERS.-The leave OF Capt William q.
Spencer, assistant surgeon q. g. army, is extended
three months surgeons certificate OF disability
Leave of eleven months, with permission to go be-
his services be spared, Is granted LIST Lieut.
Abram E Wood 4th cavalry.
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ANOTHER HOTEL BuRNKD.-The Quincy House,
one OF the largest hotels in Quincy, Illinois, was
Durne6 Yesterday morning. The fire was discoV-
ere0 Dy one of the guests on the third floor
Many OF the guests were in the dining room, but
large number OF them were st1ll asleep Men.
women ana children rushed to the stree few watt
mg 10 ofess, and although the fire progressed rap
10Y, no HVeS were lost. The value was &45, GOO
ana the insurance about $4,000
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The District i'm Congress.

LADIES OPPOSING THE ISSUE OF LIQUOR LICENsEs-
number Of temperance ladies OF the District
appeared before the subcommittee of the Senate
District committee having the license bin in
charge in opposition to the section which regu-
lates the license for saloons They take the ground
that to grant license is to sanction the traffic,
and hence no licenses should be granted.
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TeIerranl,ic Rrtefs.

Charles E. Upton late president Of the defunct
city bank of Rochester, N. Y, was indicted by the
grand jury to-day, for enlightenment and fraud.
A special dispatch from CISCO Texas, states that
two business blocks were burned there last night
A run On the Peoples Twenty-Five Cent Savings
Bank, at Bath, Me-, has caused that inStitu-
ton to stop payment.
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TWO girls OF the Salvation Army have each In
sslcu 9ase suit Of $4,000 damages for SANDER
episcopal church In Paterson, N. J. Nj. Peletreau
on Iast sunday criticised the tactics Of the
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LABOR STRIKE NoTEs.-A large mass meeting OF
wOrkfngmen was held last night In Baltimore to
express sympathy with the members OF the glass
blowers union, who are q strike In that CITY,
and who have been indicted for conspiracy by the
grand jury. Speeches were made by Representa-.
tive Murch and others. The strike among the
ice-cutters on the Hudson river has ended In most
cases the proprfetors acceded to the deman OF
the laborerA Some held out and the men resumed
work at the old wages
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From the New York Sun.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Among the petitions filed
in the House to-day was one in support of the
claim OF Miss Clara G. Scott OF Canandaigua, n
Y, praying that Congress vote her 100000 The
petition was filed by Speaker Keifer Miss Scott
says she was an applicant for post ONCE in New
York in 1860, and failing 70 secure the appoint.
ment she was obliged TO remain In Washington
and give music lessons, but that she was compelled
to leave four hotels on account OF the prosecutions
instfgated by United States Senator and by dis
honorable inslnuatfons. intrigues, and plots she
was deprived OF the means OF procuring liveli-
hood by honest industry. She says that a man
high In ofdce and senatorial dignity crushed her
because she refused to be his willing victim.
She demands that compensation be made her
Tor her character and su1erfngs from the perSecu-
tons OF o1c1al gilded vllainy.
Miss Scott enclOSes with her petition a large
number OF recommendations for appointment to a
clerkship In one OF the executive departments one
OF which, written in 1882 is signed by Senator
Logan. Among the papers enclosed Ia q circular
OF the Autobiography league, OF New York, and
around this document Miss Scott has written
the following, supposed to be addressed to Speaker
Keller:
II You don't do something for me shall think you
know the right and admire it. too; know the wrong and
ham last session without success. Now am boun 10
chase some else till find that viii take mold of
my bill. Justice to all.
No intimation of the name OF the Senator to
whom the unfortunate petitioner owes the woes
that form the basis OF her modest claim for
damages appears anywhere in the voluminous doc
uments filed by her champion.
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THE MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE between Hal
stead's Point, York county, Va, and the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio railroad has been discontinued.
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THENEW YORK STOCKMARKRE
The following are the opening and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H II Dodge, $50 18th street.
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Foreign News.

DUBLIN, Jan. 20.-During the progress OF hearing
the charges against the prisoners, startling reve-
eral OF the prisoners. including Mr.. Carey, men,
per OF the municipality, were present at q Fenian
meeting, where the informer was asked to Join the
inner circle, formed for the assassination OF
officials
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RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaste Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front follows: Schooner
Two Sisters, 9uther, 200 bushels oysters for the
markets; schr. Minnie Gaskins, Gaskins. zoo BUSH
bushels do, do; sloop Emma, Wells, 800 bushels
do, do, making g. bush els altogether. He
ports business almost stag mated in consequence OF
the ice gorges in the river below In several places
The rain OF last night and this morning ia cutting
1t away fast, and hopes are entertained by Che
river men OF better times The Lady OF the Lake,
steamer, went around to Georgetown yesterday,
but broke her rudder in the ice, which will cause
her detention for several days
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AN ALLEGED THEFT BY CRANK.-George Rein
muth was arrested yesterday by Detective voss
on complaint OF Mr. Myers. OF Baltimore, restau-
rant keeper, charging Reinmuth, who had been
employed by Myers, with the larceny OF three
w'tctes. R. In uth, who is hardly more than
boy. disappeared from this city on the day OF the
slelghtng party and his absence caused his mother
much uneasiness. He returned yesterday morn
Ing. having the watches In his possession. He
was until recently an inmate OF ST. Elizabeth's
asylum, and the officers OF that institution char.
acterize him as an 'incurable crank" This fact
was made known to the Baltimore authorities. and
after recovering the property they took no further
proceedings Reinmuth was this afternoon sent
back to the insane asylum
Last night thieves broke into the house OF VEL
nngtOn Glenn 1O6 9th street northeast, and helped
themselves to chldren's c.othtng, umbrellas, tea
spoons and many other small things about the
house.
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:. A PLEBIsCTTK ON THE JERSEY LILY.-In connec-
ton with its criticism on Mrs Langtry's first per
cards printed with flve questions on them, which
were distributed to the audience The questions
Describe her appearance7 What do you thing Of
her acting? Your opinion OF Freddie7n The an
SwerA which were published In the next days
Issue OF the GLOBE. Democrat were many OF them
anything but q complimentary charact6r.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS at the ONCE OF the chief
signal officer January H. 1885, am, 81 8: IL a.
M, 80 4; p. NJ, 336 Maximum, 3A6; minimum.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

We CLAIM
That represent aud offer for sale the best and
running Sewing Machines in the world.
THE NEW HARTFORD.
The latest production of the Need Sewing Machine Co.
was awarded SUerial Premium at the Garfield Memo
ma FAIR and unced by experts he the ightet
running and best made machine in the market
New Eldredge and New No. 4 Victor-light durable
and easily MANAGED. All sold easy monthly pay
nents, and special discount for cash, at
DEPENDENCIES,
Popular Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
52S 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
JAG ST. Cloud Building.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued to VIM. Green and Emma Chambers;
James NJ. Lttleford and Joanna Sears, OF Anne
Arundel county, Md; Jamison r. Corbtn and
j: Howard and Lizzie Schlerogt: Owen +. Keefe,
OF New York city, and Ellen Sweeny; VIM. Car
ney and Mary Skidmore; John l. Phipps, OF p. G.
county, ana Josie A. Sears, OF A. A. county, Md.
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THE QUEEN Or ALL.

The superiority Of the New, Self threading
QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
is recognized and acknowledged by the highest mechan
zeal authorities and the demand for them steadily
as their er1ts are becoming extensive
known have the endorsement of over 800 ladies in
tnls CITY, including many dressmakers, q to the
Strength, Swiftness, Silence and Simplicity Of the
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN. Send for Illustrated Circulars
T.. AUERBACH
Corner It'll and Streets Sole Agent.
New Latest Imnroved Machines of all Kinds for Sale
aLo Kent. Special Attention to Repairing. Jas
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THIEVES SENT TO JAr--Two colored men named
Henry Hutchinson and Richard Fillmore were
put on trial before Judge Smell this morning for
robbing the store OF Samuel ]. Tinker at the
corner OF 9TH and streets. Mrs. Tinker a very
aged lady, stated that, while alone and unpro-
tected In the house, the defendants, with
three others, came into the store, and some
OF them priced articles while the others robbed
the store. They were sent to jail for six months
each. "A colored girl namei Mary Dorsey was
committed to jail for three months this morning
by Judge Smell on charge OF petit larceny. The
testimony showed that she went TO grocery
store and ordered lot OF tea and sugar on the
credit OF DR.. Dixie, and converted IL TO her own
USE. Frank LomaX, Dorsey FultZ and Thomas
Brown, three small colored boys, got thirty days
in JAIL before Judge Smell this morning, for steal
ing four sle1S from Benjamin F. Rittenhouse. at
the Soldiers Home =. .Jno. Brown, alias George
Evans, was sent to jail for sixty days, by Judge
Smell to-day, for the larceny OF picture from a
picture agent, by representing himself TO be an
other person.
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The Detective Scandal.

OhSh To 90 bEFORk THE GRAND JURY.
Mr.. Thompson, chairman OF the citizens com.
mlttee, has communicated to District Attorney
Corkhll the Information he has respecting the
case OF the theft OF Miss Ellis jewelry,
with the view Of having the matter laid
before the grand jury. Mr.. Corkhill,
when questioned by STAR reporter this
afternoon, said: 81 had long consultation with
Mr.. Thompson, and the papers and other matters
were turned over to me for examination. / am
endeavoring to collate them I'm order TO present
the case TO the grand jury. That is all / can say
at present"
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Death Of Prominent Ba1tfmOreAa.
BALTIMORE. Nd, JAN 0.-DouglasS H. Gordon,
a well-known citizen and capitalist died this
morning. He was a native Of Virginia, and came
TO this city Immediately after the late war.
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Mesmerism vs.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (seb-
haFdt-A Wayside Inn-The Quail Eater-The
FIyers-Red LeRry-AIiss Bancroft - An
ArfstOcraey. Etc.
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An INDICTMENT LIFTED FROM JAY GoULp-An
Indictment for conspiracy that was found against
Jay Gould, Giovanni r. Morosni and Robert r
randy, directors OF the New jersey Southern
Railroad. in 1879. In the Monmouth county oyer
ana terminar. was nuilfned yesterday by o nolle
prosequ entered ut Freehold, n J.
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District Government Affaira

D16tKICt Government Alfalfa
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
d. r. Mckee, erect three-story dwelling corner
of Connecticut and Rhode Island avenues; $22 OOO
Baltimore and Potomac railroad company, erect
an Office and waiting room X street southeast. on
reservation Is; $a00
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I'd Edition.
Latest TplGgpanS to The Star.
German Liberals Indignant.

BERLIN, Jan. 2-A1 the liberal newspapers ex-
press indignation al a conservative motion made
In the Rechstag giving to Christians the right to
demand either that the judge before whom they
may have TO take an oath shall be a Christian or
that they shall be sworn by a Christian minister.
ExtraditiOn OF Hall. the Newark EOrger
OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 20.-rhe necessary papers
for the extradition OF Hail. the Newark forger,
are being prepared at the Department or Justice,
and 1t is expected the warrant Will soon be for.
warded to Toronto.
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LNVERY SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE
= sells the best machine know that do because I
sell all kinds Come and see which you like. Renting
and repairing specially.
MCKINNEY,
las 4oT oh Straat
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HOTELS, &c.

CLARK HOUSE, AsBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY.
Is IN readiness for guests at reduced rates until
June. 1851 1t s heated by furnace, has every
room; excellent board cheerful surroundings and
nome comforts very desirable place for families.
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MORE FLYERS.
There Is no sporting man around New York
That does not know Larry Jerome. He Is a
vertable old boy and fond ofsport that he never
seems to get quite enough of it. Then III came
crowd OF wholesale butchers Ohere is no class
of tradesmen that make money as fast as butch
ers) and successful stablemen. They were we'll
dressed. and attempted to carry themselves like
gentlemen. but 1t must be said that they were
rough and lacked polish. notwithstanding their
great efforts. Some of them are very rich, and
drive come of the fastest horses that are seen
on the road. There was another class of men
In the bar-room who were more showily dressed
and more easy In their department.. They be-
long to the class of men around town who have
no visible means Of support, but who always
have plenty Of money, which they spend freely.
Put them down as gamblers and you rarely miss
the mark.
One of the next arrivals was a short. rather
thck-set man with q large head and slightly
stopped shoulders. He had on a huge overcoat
and thick driving gloves with long cuffs. He
| came in quietly and nodded his head gently to
several persons in the room. 1t was General
Grant, who Is frequent visitor at this hosiery
There is Milor," said Mr.. Case, letting his
left eyeld drop and filling his pipe
He nodded his great head at small man who
leaned with his elbow on the bar. The small
man was Lord Vaudeville, who has been visit
Ing in New York for some time. Milor is tar
from being handsome man. He is tall and
poorly built, with sharp features, frlghtful
complexion and small mustache. He is not
remarkable for his intelligence, and his con-
versation for an Englishman is very uninterest-
ing. But Milor is great man at home, for he
is likely to become the Duke Of Manchester
some day.
RED LEARY.
Red Leary, like many other freebooters, when
they return to private lite, has set up rum
shop. In doing this he has followed the ex-
ample OF Harry Genet, Of Tweed ring fame, and
Of an untold number Of strikers who have fig
ured in the prize ring. Mr.. Leary's shop is In
2Sd street, near Booths theater After his
escape from justice some years ago, which made
such great noise, he disappeared from the
city and remained away until he dared to come
back. As he was always getting caught, he
grew tired OF his way of life and adopted his
present occupation, which he speaks OF as
Legitimate" As he stands behind his bar and
mikes drinks for his customers, he looks quite
Jolly and cOntented. He IL large man, with
muscular shoulders and arms, thick necked,
and has small head, covered with o thick
growth of red hair. He looks almost as young
as he did when he was q bold bank rObber.
There has been great deal Of fiction written
about his exploits. The fact is, that instead OF
being the ring leader, laying plots and carrying