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rheumatism is the most subtle and eX-
cruciating disease flesh is heir to. Neu-
ralgia, sharper and more erratic, is as much
of an enigma. Science has proved very
nmcommittal when asked to reveal a spe-
cite for them. But at last she has con
sented ATHI.oPHoRos is the touchstone
she has provided, H. 5. Chandler, of The
INDEPENDENT, New York, says that zone
bottle of ATHLoPHoRos entirely cured him
of rheumatism, from which he had suffer
ed for year and half"
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Arkansas Hot Springs, and at Paso Robes
Springs, Cal, four months in every year,
without benefit. Finally he tried st, ia
cobs Oil, the great pain-Cure, and in short
time all stiffness and soreness of the joints
disappeared
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Women with pale, colorless faces, who
feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using Car
ters Iron Pills, which are made for the
blood, nerves and complexion.
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t,olurobia River Cannery.

Mr., George Home, one of the largest
Gamers of fish, on Columbia river, Oregon,
says that he suffered with rheumatism for
seven years, having spent six months Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-05-24

The Best Salye in the world for Cnts, Brnis
es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Coms and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price - cents per box. For sale by Lutz d
RrpUS
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HIS SMALL INvEsTMENT-A Brooklyn
Young married man tells this pretty story
to the n Y HeraM of the outcome of his
little investment with the great banking
firm of Grant u Ward:
A member of the Ward firm of blind
pool tinanciers in December last met a
Young man who resides in the Fourteenth
ward, and whom we will call jim. Hello!
JIM" said he, "why don't you put your
money with us and make something's"
"Put my money with you" exclaimed
jim "Why, how far do you suppose it
would go? I've only got $500" well,
put that in" said the tinancier, 'and it will
make money for you. 1t will all come
back" Jim did so. In March he met
this gentleman again and asked him how
the Investment was going on, "Oh, don't
remember just how you stand, said he,
"but It's all right. Come over on the first
of the month, when we strike our balance
sheet, and you can see just how you come
ont" The young man called about the 9th
of that month aud was told that there was
Just $500 to his credit WHAT" he eX.
claimed, "S1 500Y never had so much
money in my life, and III leave it with
you to make more" A few weeks later in
April he returned to the Office and said
that his wife seemed to think that she
ought to have little house of her own,
and she had a bargain in the purchase of
| Just such man who was in need of ready
money. The contract had been signed 10y
him and he would draw out $1,000 from
the firm, leaving the $500 with them for
such further profitable investment as they
might see tit to make. Jim got his check
for ~ 900 walked out, paid for his house
and obtained the deed therefor. Now he
says he has lost $500 by the failure of the
firm It's good story, amt it? and its
true, said the assessor, us he walked away.
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During the inclement seasons something
is needed to tone up the system. Baxters
Mandrake Bitters will do. Lutz & Briggs
% cts
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report:
Mrs. Chas Werner, Ottawa, girl.
Chas f Everett, Rutland, boy.
Elias Krone, Norway, girl.
Dockes Meier, Peru, girl.
" Henry Kartenbach, Peru, -
" peter Trompetcr, Peru, girl.
q Geo Snieder, Peru, boy.
Jacob Meyers, Richland, girl
WIN selpp, RHhland, girl.
" Louis Clairmont, South Ottawa, boy
Herbert A Smith, Utica, boy.
VIM Brunnick, Ottawa, girl.
James Barker, Ottawa, boy.
Rebecca Love, Streator, boy.
l. Chamberlain, Ottawa, girl.
A o Lindblad, Ottawa, girl
" Patrick F Lafferty, Ottawa, boy.
" Geo Blakemore, Streator, girl.
George McCleary, Streator, boy
Stewart Hood, Streator, boy,
VIM Fulton, Streator, boy
Jas Condor, Streator, boy,
Thos johnson, Streator, girl,
Rudolph Cretulzberg, Streator, girl.
Edward Atkinson, streator, girl.
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Said noted man of 60 years, "My moth
er gave me Downs Elixir for coughs and
colds when | was boy Lutz IL Briggs.
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In the Offices.
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
The following certificates Of births have
been filed with the county clerk,since the last
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professional GarDs.
AT T o r N e Y 8.

VIZ GENTLEMAN, Attorney and Counse
w lor al Law. Office in Gedneys Block northeast
corner of Court House Square. Rooms 3 and 4.
Ottawa, Ill. tan3.A.
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p n v 81 Ci A N 8.

nR. RI. w. WEBS, (DeutCher lloctor) late
IL Physician and Surgeon 70 the St. Louis Female
HOSPITAL Office over Stiefels Clothing Store corner OF
Main and La Sale streets Residence on south bluff.
at Mira pen.'s ap26
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~ G. TREN AIRY, Attorney at Law. once
l. with L. W. Brewer, Rooms u "a County Court
House Ottawa III. jun3
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]. W. DUNCAN. A. j. o CON0R. X. j. WALL
nUNCAN, O'CONOR IL w ALL, Al
~ torReys at Law. Office in Cameron's building. OPP
posite Clifton Hotel. Ottawa Illinois. july2S'S2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-05-24

rOHN H. RICE, Attorney at Law. Reddlck's
y Block city of Ottawa. Will practice law In La
sale and adjoining counties and in the Appellate
AMI Snnreme Courts sep10-lyr'
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ID r. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. once
Court House Ottawa. III. julyS75
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nj N. ARMSTRONG, Attorney and Coup-
wi. selor at Law, Ottawa, ILL., Notary Public Office
in Gedney's Block, Ottawa. jun5,S0
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DUSHN ELL & FULLERTON. AT
ID torneys al Law. Ottawa. Illinois. Office In Bush
nell's block, west of Court House. july2l-lys
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JESSE b ISUGER, Lawyer, Futterer i
Illinois. JanFs2
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(IHASE FOWLER, Master in Chancery, At
" tOrney and Counselor at Law Office in Gedneys
Block northeast corner of court house square Rooms
Sand l. Ottawa Illinois. junlGs2
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NeWs RrleRS.

Robert Bell one OF the first settlers in Grayson
county. Texas, over seventy years OF age, I'm good
suicide yesterday by blowing half OF his head on
No cause is known for his rash act
John Andrews, colored preacher, sentenced to
wife, escaped from the Georgetown (Del) jail Sun
day night
Capt VIM O. sellman died yesterday at his home.
near GAINESVILLE Nd, In the Seyentysecond year OF
his age.
The court Of appeals OF Virginia at wytheville
yesterday, unanimously refused to docket the case
OF Shumate, readJuster eX-udge, against Spillman,
democratic judge Of the county court OF Fauquler.
Joseph WEIGH, former student of st. Josephs
Catholic college, arrested yesterday at Buffalo
n. Y, charged with entering the college rifling the
contribution boxes, and stealing two large silver
There were a deaths from cholera In Marsefles
during the "a hours ended last evening. Several
cases were reported at other smaller French towns
Paris Is free from the disease yet
The French Academy OF Medicine proposes TO hold
an international congress TO discuss the prevention
and cure OF cholera.
Mary Butler was arrested at Union station. Bal
t1more, last evening on the charge OF having Kid
mapped colored female child OF two years at Har
1t is reported that the ST. Petersburg police have
found three nihil1sts secreted In the park OF the
palace where the car promenadeS- The nhstS
resisted, wounded sergeant or police and made
their escape.
perceptible shock Of earthquake occurred yes
mean sea- The Inhabitants We're greatly agitated.
as they feared an explosion from the long extinct
volcano Mount San Nicolo.
The mudr OF Dongola telegraphs that he has de-
feated 5000 followers OF the Mahdi near Debceh,
and captured 3vO Remington rifles The rebel losses
were very heavy.
The peanut factories OF R. c. Marks and George
Davis In Petersburg, Va, were destroyed by an in
cendiary fire yesterday morning. with all their con-
tents and machinery. The loss is about $4,000,
partly covered by insurance. Two negroes have
aflre.
The students concerned in the recent riots at
Agram have been expelled from the university
The rector OF the university has been suspended
from his ONCE, and his salary has been stopped
for refusing TO inquire into the conduct OF the
students
The interview between Emperor William and
Francis Joseph, OF Austria, Will take place Ischl
watering place In upper Austria. ON the Sth
OF August The meeting viii last two days.
The Austrian emperor viii meet Emperor William
at ThenSee.
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RAILROADS.
Tl'HE GRkA
THk GREAT TTz.xxsvr1,x1, porrr
TO The NORTH, " ST AND sol THWEST.
OOCBLk TRACK. II IL SpID SCENERY.
STEEL Rails MAGNIFICENT EQCIPME.

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOCBLk ikACK. SILTSnID sCE<EkY: -
STEEL kAIIS MH 80, 81 NJ ". EQUIPMENT
Trains leave wa-bl on i r. station corner of 9th
Tor Iitisburl AID ;,, west Chicago limited Express
q Palace SIZE pIs .: 9 ~ N daily. Fast Line
ing 1ars iron Hsrris5urr ~ Cincinnati aud H. tel
Car To st Louis ia ~ excep; 81; lr,ay 20 clic1sD.
press Al T. daily, with ialsce cars L. FtJ~hu~,
connects aaiiy 10 Cllca-o, with sleeping car
Iittsbur.c 10 Ch'cseo- Maii zprss 20 =. NJ dolly
for I1'tsbtr9 an. tn West with Palace Sleeping Car
BALf,N0Rs AID POTOMAC RAILROAD.
'Cr Erie CsI.aut.si-lIa. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara.
NasiiinEten to Rochester Tram leavlI- Washington
y WI lalisl9rt 'Sc- Haven anu f!nr'' al 94o M
Fer New York ana the Fast Il, $50 and l1oO a
n; ? 10 49e 1000 2nd IL u T M ON SUNDAY, 4 40
Tarior ars > 40 a. IL daily except SUNDAY
10 boston without Silan1e, 10 J. H. every Weekday
For Brooaiya, Y. al ;ror-l trains connect at Jer
rec trans: to Tli street S oi, double ferrla-e
scToss Sew f9rA e:ty; 90 .oo
1000 AID Ills T. III. on sunday. 400. 600 1OUJ and
II Is ! III Limited iN.rcs~. !! 40 a. Ia GaIly except
For Bsl;inore. G35 rs. 20. . 30 100 a m. 1905,
2iO, 400 s-5 - 6.uI. 30, IL % and II. - III.
on sun ay. ~, l4lO q Az. 4uV, tVr. 'ao. IuOO aud
For Iole> creek Lire. Is a IL and 40 i. daily,
For Ahnagl.s i 30 a. H. ICES and 10 p IN daily ex-
AGtx 1S ,'lJi:y \ AND FIRE, rEIcKsBUEG RAILWAY.
ROAD
For Al xandris 80 % 925. Il O5 ana II 30 a m.
2H5, -, 500 f-l5 10 and Il.o5 p. CI sunday
at go %. II o. IA ) - b. tsI.
ICE Il him nj Il the 81 and II % a daily.
- AID 5.Up 1. ia II. exc, I sun ay-
TRAINS leave xairl, WASHINGTON. o. sos. 1000.
u lus ~. 800 3 -. 10. 1oj AID 1870 u.
AID l. 10 midnight except AuId4Sl. On Sunday II
sos and 10 20 !. N .05 AID 1919 J. IL, and lilo
night
I1cksts and nfgr...a5 at tin osre northeast corner
CT 18Th street and feI.S lVTIs at the
ton. wheTr Cra.s tee lett the cLecElu bag
sa4.s o. d stl;.atlo; from hotels and res ne.s
CHAS. :. 1T OF. :. X. WOOD.
Crnt-I. ! anger. General IaS@euEfr AGENT
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A TOUGH STORY ABOUT A ToraH BoY-A dis
patch from Goshen, n Y, says Fred 81 ach OF that
village is 10 years old The other day he fell out OF
Second-stOry window. He struck on the pave
ment and rolled down night Of eight stone steps
to q basement He got up and went into the house,
washed himself, and walked q mile to see a base
ball match. While looking on he was hit on the
head by Q hot line ball and knocked down. He
picked himself up and walked over TO the
other side OF the field. He had hardly taken his
position there when he was hit and knocked down
again by another ball. Then he climbed into a
wagon and sat on the tail board watching the
tumbled backward. striking on his head and
shoulders Then he walked over by the scorers
stand and stood there until man took a step
backward and set his boot down on the boys bare
foot. Then he nmped on the neld, and half an
hour later was licked BY Q horse in front OF Hor-
toms drug store. He was on hand at the railroad
track soon afterward. watching chance to steal
E1de on freight train.
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WHAT eGkSkuN GENERAL HAMILTON SAYS
Surgeon General Hamilton says that there Is not
case OF either cholera yellow fever IN the United
States, and has not been In the case OF the death
in New Orleans, said 70 have resulted from yellow
fever. he says thorough examination was had.
and II proved not TO be that disease The President
and Cabinet, he says, have taken every precaution
TO prevent the Introduction OF any epidemic
disease In this country, and there Is not
the least danger. He says with relation 10 the
quarantine against rags brought here from infected
regions, that a lady In this city. who has Travelled
much In Europe 70 and fro on the Atlantic, has
called his attention to the fact that rags were tre
Quently used on ship board 10 pack boxes or frHlt
and other articles in and that vessels with this
character OF cargo should be subjected TO the
closest scrutiny.
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A New Jerscy snake story.
A NEST OF RhrTIrsSAKEs IN Borsx YARp-A
CHu.pS RRrI-I srrE n A H1nING

MIST OF kATTIEsNAKEs IN A HoCSK NAkp-A
cHuDs RErULsIvE rLAYTHSG.
Last Sunday a little feur-year-old daughter Of
samuel Moore, Of Montague township, near Deck.
ertown, ~ j., went into the yard 20 play. Presently
she was heard calling her grandmother, who went
to the door The child clspped her hands with de-
light when She saw her grandmother and shouted
TO her 10 come and see what a pretty thing she had
found The old lady went 10 the SPOT, and WINS
horr1ned 10 discover that the cause OF the chflds
delight was a LANCE rsftlesnake coiled ready 10
spring ana only three or four feet away. Tho
child was hurriedly removed from danger and tbs
grsnamether seized hoe and attacked the reptile
with the handle The snake struck the handle
ncousy several times with its fangs before &c VAS
dispatched While She was engaged IN killing the
shake the old lady discovered another ose |, ing .
snort distance away In the path. She approached
III, when IL coed itself aud awaited the attack lr
was Killed by one blow Of the hoe handle Tho
lively movements OF the old lady IN her yard AZ
tracted the attention az neigh and he started
across his garden 10 see what was going on He had
proceeded but a few steps when he came face TO
lace with ratlesnaAe lying cooled In his lettuce
bed he killed IL and hurried on 20 the next yard
where his neiShbor seemed still 10 be busy She
nad found TWO more rattlesnskes and killed them
both. The grounds In the vicinity were searched
Tor Others that might be lingering about but no
more were found. The i've snakes were very large
ones. and four OF them had eleven rattles each.
The NTH had but seven. The singular part OF the
story Is that rattlesnake was never seen I'm ths0
Immediate vicinity before
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Il LAKE GEORGE
AND CATsKIIL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL Raj. AND FARIGR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE,

Trains on New York. west shore and Buffalo Ry by
West shore Of iictUr~IyIe H-l~cu River Jersey
Cify Station OF j. lI~yl vauia Il. *. Is follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. 900 alu-,--iv. SARATOGA
23J pm. caldwell. Lake Gus4p 10 n Montreal
Pr ut Pullman Buffet Cars saratoga. thence
70 Montreal
CATSEILL MOUNTAIN SPECI4I. 9:3o am-Ar-
NV Hotel haa;ersklll 20 PIN. Grand Hotel 2:O1 pm
Iarlor Cars.
DAi EMPRESS. 1o.15 am.-Arrive Albany 3 T m. ::
pm Sy acyI- rs Rachs ser Il:40 pm Buffalo
12:I5 am. Niagara fails l. II PIrlor cars 10 Al
taIy. Sharon Sp.in All NJ, l7.ra. Fails.
PRESS u ~ a-1II&r.lve Hotel kaatrrskiI. 5:I5 m
Grand Hotel 900 PM Sara-a 6.35 m Lake tit 5T,a
spnl f-riCr Cars Je.sey City 10 SARATOGA and Lake
GeUrse
sAEATOGA AND CATSEILL MOUNTAIN I'M
TIED. 345 P.rr--ArrIve Hotel ksaterskiIl 10 u n
Grand Hote. - Pm. ,aTdJoga 80 pm LAX George
10 ~ IN. Montreal w; Jrl- Cars Cas-
HI Mountains 10 saratoga Bue: tarl n Car leaves
Wash ngtOn ON P'nnsy lvau'a X. l. TRAN. : l. fIr
Sa-atogi si,erers theme 10 Montreal The New ork
Limited lravts Ns.>.:n-tO AZ 9-iu IL. CuHucc ting
WIN Sar toz ana Cats all Mt Limited Jersey city
AsE fur sllizI round tr I4aS by West Shore route,
ard avoid ferry al and long transfer through New Yor
Apply t. City Derot ,eert % Perm. T for com
Iles tables tlCke's and ParlOr Car chars Farlor
ear chairs from Je city station ryrd III advance
cpOn APPLICATION 10 AGENT Pullman Ca Co. Penn Il L.
station Jersey City. New Jersey.
HENRY AIONEiT. Gen Pass Agt
SF-3TC "A State FORK
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NO. 04Z d SIrttC uOrtHWe
DUNCASSON BROS, Auctloneers. jy1

VINRUsTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Il ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed oftrust, from John W. Burns 50
trustee Mary Griffin and James C. Griffin dated Ga
land record OF the District of Columbia in Liber No
SO3, folio 402 l will sell at auction in front Of the
OF July, 1881, at H y FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
No; Z, i'll square No. $50. Washington, b. c.
This property has frontage Of II feet ~ inches
New Jersey ave northwest running back with that
width about 100 feet to alley IL feet wide and is
proved by good and substantial brick DWELLING being
No. 1881 New Jersey avenue northwest
ISAAC HENRY FORD Trustee,
No 40l 7th st. II. W.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers. jyl7-d&ds
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THIS EVENINGS,

T .ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT
GUNS. FISHING. TACKLE RIlLEs. REVoIV-
EkS. CUTLERY. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PoSKEIb66ks, Xi9LiNs TOYS bAs Balls
AND BATS, VIOLIN STR NGS, SKATES,
BRUSHES AND COMBS. JEWELRY. TOILET
SITS. OPTICAL GOODS, WATCH CHAINS. AND
10000 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
By direction Of the owner TO change business will
sell on the premises. all the above Stock of J. U.
O'MEARA CO.. 1347 Pennsy lvania northwest.
sale commences FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEVEN 2 NJ. aid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice.
DEAIE RS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, As many
goods will be sold in original packages Great bargains
may be expected every night. FOLEY, Auctioneer
n. BThe Fixtures will not be sold the termin-
alton of sale, the store will be occupied by J. u
O'MEARA CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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u YON TRACY, Real Estate Agents,
IL 5l3 7th street northwest

II YON TRACY. Real Estate Agents.
~ 5l3 7th street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON NICHOLS AVENUE, LEAD
ING FROM WASHINGT, N TO FORT FOOTE,
SOUTH OF AND ADJOINING THE LAND OF
THE UNITED STATES HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE.
The undersigned Trustee, under deed in trust 49,
from the parties in interest being the heirs-at- 61
law of the late John Perkins. will sell at public. 0
auction on the premises nearly opposite the National
Park grounds on SATURDAY. JULY TWENTY
SIXTH, 1884. at HALF PAST SIX O'CLOCK P NJ. the
real estate OF which the John Perkins and
Possessed being the following valuable lot of ground
and prov tments: BEGINNING the southeast corner
OF tract called st Elizabeth" which this lot
part at stone marked A in the plat of said tract on
the west side OF the road leading the Navy Yard
bridge to Piscataway and running thence with the line
OF said road n. 12aa deg 1850 perches; n. deg Il
q 60 perches: thence tor dividing line n. 81 deg W.
60 perches to the stone wall enclosing the south line
the United States Iupatic Asy grounds thence with
said line 5O4 deg 90 perches to the beginning
on SAID road containing seven three roOds aud
seventeen perches q g. rds II ~ distant One aud
half miles from the city limits
Terms OF sale third cash the day of SALE the
residue IN two equal Of aud two years
with INTEREST," the deferred payments to be secured
the notes and deed of trust from the purchaser; all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser deposit of 800
Will be required from the purchaser whose bid is accept
ed. COnveyan &c. at cost Of the purchaser
WOODBURY. WHEELER Trustee.
321 ~ street.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. jyl5-d&ds
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A NEw YORK WAY

NEw YORK WAY OF RAISING NOTWITHSTANDING
Hamilton and some policemen rode In a cross-town
car Ia seth street. between Lexington avenue and
central Park. New York, Monday, and watched
che lame young man and three able bodied ones
drop brass finger rings and Md gloves on the side
walk and then run and pick the articles up and ask
pedestrians II they had not lost them and beg a
reward or try 10 make sale. The police waited
unit the tricksters came together To talk and then
got III the car and arrested them. In Yorkyllle
police court they deIna nded An examination
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CHARGED WITH HoCsIpRIAHISG.-

Freddy JOSephs, William, antS Mickey" Walsh,
and James Murphy were on trial in the Police Court
this afternoon for entering the store of Mr.. owen
Whom, No 436 9th street northwest, on the MORN
Ing OF June 18th last, and stealing six dol
lars from the money drawer. Mr. WiXom testified
that the store was entered through the ransom
James Spaight, an alleged accompice, testified as
to the plot TO rob the store. and said that he
Josephs drop into the store The cases were sent
to the grand jury Bonds 81 900. Detective Edelin,
has received letter from the autho rifles in Charles
county, Maryland, stating that Josephs. Kelser
and Walsh are wanted there FOR the larceny OF a
watch.