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The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
CANNED PEARS WITH HISTORY.
Put Up % Years Ago, and Kept Intac,
by Successive Owners.

Washington.-In the window OF a
lunchroom on Pennsylvania avenue Is
a giant glass jar of branded pears
that were put up by Mrs. Ella C.. Hal.
Ter, in Paterson, N. j., on the 25th of
February, 1875. They have changed
hands many times. but each time they
remained untouched, their owners
seeming to lack the heart to break the
seal OF the Jar.
John keenan,, well-known to the old
inhabitants of Washington. brought
the jar to this city about ten years
after 1t was put up, and for several
years II stood on exhibition in the old
Riggs House bar. There II attracted
the attention Of many prominent men
and statesmen. Large prices were Of
Tered for 1t, but all were refused.
Finally IL was ranied and the pro-
ceeds given to charity. AS much as
$1,000 was netted. Subsequently the
new owner railed It and gained $3.50
thereby. The nan who last won IL
presented II to his sweetheart. who.
upon marrying another. gave Il 70 her
relatives, in whose possession II now
rests.
The jar stands about three feet
high, and the fruit is in perfect state
OF preservation in peach brandy. n
Is possible that the jar will be again
disposed OF NJ the Elks' fair this fall
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
White Bread.

Chop into a quart of -four a table
spoonful of shortening. wet with a
quart OF warm water, add a table
spoonful of white sugar and beat in a
half-yeast cake that has been dis
solved in warm water. Beat hard for
ten minutes, cover and set to rise over
night. In the morning work in two
and one-half quarts Of white -four that
has been sifted with a tablespoonful
of salt. When the flour is thoroughly
Incorporated, turn upon a pastry board
and knead for 10 minutes, then set
to rise until double its original size.
Knead again. make into loaves, knead-
ing each loaf for five minutes. Set to
rise for an hour, then bake.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
A Unlaue Dinner.

At a dinner given one OF this sum.
mer's deDutantes, whose name is Lily,
two long dining tables were arranged
in the form of an l.. The decorations
were green and white and in the cen
ter OF the Lrshaped table n lily pond
was formed by placing nat upon the
table a large mirror and bordering
this with smilax. Water lilies and
their leaves were arranged over the
surface of the mirror SO ms to seem
as If they were growing there. The
place cards were in the shape of lilies,
and the ices were frozen in lily molds.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
IHalcyon Days.

In the course OF an article on "The
Commercial Value OF Women" a
writer in the Dietic and Hygienic Mag.
azine illustrates n point with the fol.
lowing story;
Papa" said a small boy. what are
halcyon days."
"S-h.h." answered the father, first
assuring himself that no one was With.
in hearing, "Halcyon days, my son,
are the glorious summer days when
your dear mamma is far. far away
from the wicked, noisy city. enjoying
freedom from household cares aud
breathing thu sweet pure air she 20
much n ssds.'
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
is BECOMING MORE POPULAR
AMONG CHICAGO WOMEN.
Smoking Outfits for Ladies In Depart
ment Stores an Indication Of
Praetlee-Some Shops
Cater 10 Sex.

Chicago.-The cigarette habit is
growing in popularity among Chicago
women. This is vouched for by the to-
bacco dealers. the beauty doctors, the
hairdressers and by certain physi-
clans. The tobacco dealers, who ought
20 know. say they did not realize, UNI
I'll a few weeks ago, the extent to
which the cigarette craze had spread
among ome How they did learn 1t
was through the scare that was caused
by the announcement that after n GER
tain date cigarettes could not be sold
legally In Illinois.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
Fruit Cake.

Four eggs. beaten separately; one
cup sugar. two cups molasses, one.
half cup sweet milk. one and one-hali
cups butter, one pound each figs,
dates, ~raisins, c%urrants, and nuts: one.
half pound each candied orange and
lemon peel; one-half pound citron;
one teaspoonful each cinnamon. spice.
cloves, and nutmeg; one teaspoonfu,
baking soda, sifted with five cups OF
-four. Chop and -four we'll separately
all fruit, mixing e little at a time In
the batter. Put in a well creased pan
and bake in p slow oven two and one
half hours.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
Old War sloop TO Be Sold.

Washington,-The old sloop Of war,
Saratoga, a relic of the navy of the
United States. has been stricken from
the official list of naval vessels and
offered to be sold. II vas built at the
navy yard at Kittery. Me. in 1912, was
ship-rigged and carried 20 guns. It
had a longth OF 147 feet six inches and
a beam measure Of SO feet one inch.
Its mean draught was l6 feet, anS IL
had a displacement OF 1925 tons-
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
Fruit Cocktail.

Cut in sma;; pieces three or four
varieties OF fruits, cooked or fresh:
mix with sugar or sugar strip and the
juice OF tho fruit Wine may or may
not be added. The whole is served
cold in sherbet glas,n res in followed
out pineapple OF ora ige shells espe-
dally prepared for II.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
TRAMP PROVES A HERO.
Loses Sandwich, Reseues Boys, Gets
$40 and a Suit Of Clothes.

%Centervllle, n. Certainly hero.
ism is measured by the sacrifice the
hero willingly makes. So what greater
hero than n tramp who dropped a
sandwich he was eating and took a
bath to save two boys from drowning.
John Phelps, a farmer near here, the
boys grateful father. offered the
tramp a good home and good wages
as a farm hand.
Anything" said the tramp, shud.
dering, anything but work
William Phelps, 10 years, and
Charles. II, went swimming In a basin
OF the Morris canal near their home.
Charles dived, struck his head on a
sunken canal boat, and floated. nearly
serseless. William Jumped to his res
cue. Charles seized the brother and.
struggle as he might. William could
not free himself. The brothers were
sinking the second time when around
a bend of the road Jumped the hero
hobo. lie was deyouring a sandwich
a farmers wife had just given him,
aud wondering, probably, where his
next meal was coming from.
Dusty Roads saw the brothers
writhing and choking in the water,
The sandwich fell in the dust, and.
without as much as throwing on his
ragged coat. the tramp ran to the
canal, jumped in, and dragged the
boys ashore. Mr.. Phelps gays Weary
Willie" ten dollars, a suit hes, a
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
Lima Beans Served In White Sauce.

Lima Beans Served In White Sauce.
A delicate way Of serving lima beans
is In a white auce. Soak one pint Of
beans over night. About three hours
before dinner drain. cover with two
quarts boiling water and simmer
gently for two and a half hours. Drain,
saving the water for soup. Put into a
saucepan a heaping tablespoonful but
ter, a half tablespoonful -four, a tea
spoonful salt and pepper to season
Stir into this a pint OF hot milk and
cook, stirring constantly until smooth
and thick. Season the beans with
salt and pepper. simmer 10 minutes
longer and serve.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
Fruit Gelatlne.

Pare and core a dozen nice apples,
put them in a pudding dish with a
cup of sugar and half a pint of water,
and bake until tender. When cool, lay
in a glass bowl. Have wine or lemon
Jelly made, and when it begins to CON.
geal pour 1t over the apples and set
on ice. Whip some cream. flavor It
Nth wine or lemon. and put around
he Jelly. Sliced peaches or bananas
are also nice thus.-GOod Housekeep-
Ing.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
A Row in Anti Whiskers Club.

will have the club demand that these
members abide by the laws as adopt.
ed. City Clerk Pete Krebs and Deputy
Arthur Llewellyn are the members
who have failed to continue to wear
a smoothly shaven face. and they will
be dealt with according to the rules
OF the club.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
SLEEPS ON PHONE POLE

he reached the foot OF the pole he
staggered so perceptibly and talked sc
vaguely of the wires being hor' that
he was taken into custody and charg.
ed with being drunk.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24
Some Members Of New Cult to Be Pun.
ished for Not Shaving.

Newport. Ky,-Mayor Helmbold,
president OF the Anti.Mustache and
Whiskers club. which was recently or.
ganized in Newport, will call a meet.
ing TO investigate the charges that
have been made against some of the
members for violating the rules OF
the organization,
over n month ago the club vas or
ganized In the city building with a
membership Of 10. Rules and bylaws
were adopted, whereby each member
was compelled to dispense with his
mustache or whiskers until October /,
when the sweltering hot weather will
have passed.
IL vas but n day or two until the
hirsute adornments were missing. but
.,nl eL3 one or two OF the members
1 L
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-09-24

viewer, and sh6P0nes t or Two w .t o, Gn9 ,b me aioIIys
an lives too close IA end have allowed
paper and on too Iosity
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
l SETTE STADI DEL PERFETTO u
BRIACO DEFINITI IN TRI-
BUNALE

LONDRA, 2S. - Una definizione
tecnico-umoristica del settle stadi del
l'dbriachezza flu data sabato ALA Cor
tie di polizia di Marylebone, mel corso
di un processo contro una certa Agnes
Memige, accusata di aver causato d.
sordini nella via in seguito ad eccessi-
We libazioni.
II dottore Williams disse di avere
esaminato laccusata dopo l'arresto e
di averla trovata in uno state di clam
guido benessere" causato dall'ubbria-
chezza; che appena uscita dallo state
d'irritazione''
Questa definizione del dottore de-
sto la curiosita del giudice Plowdon, IL
quale lie domando:
= Sc ha bene inteso, una persona
che 81 ubbriaca, entrerebbe dapprima
in uno state d'irritazione Q dopo in u
no di languore?
81, vi e sempre n strato di IT.
ritazione - flu la risposta del dottore
- e tale state E precisamente segui-
to da uno state di languore e di felice
~benessere.
- e h cosa viene dopo?
- Lo state pugnace.
- L'individuo ridiviene dunque ir-
~ritabile?
- L'individuo diventa attaccabri-
CHE e poscia, quando questa condizio-
ne e passata diviene affettuoso.
- Ed allora?
Comincia a piangere.
Questa e veramente una lezione
assai istruttiva, una di quelle lezioni
di cui moi avremmo spesso bisogno
nella Corte - soggiunse IL giudice,
sempre pin interessato - e dopo, che
cosa accade ancora?
- Viene 10 state di insensibilita, di
~incapacita, di sonno.
e dopo questo state siamo ALA
fine, suppongo.
- No, Sc 81 da all%'individuo, giunto
a quel punto, un altro po' da bere..
viene la morte.
- Abbiamo dunque settle stadi di
ubbriachezza - esclamo il giudice -
mel quail l'~individuo diviene success
sivamente irritable. languido, pugna-
ce, affettuoso, piangente, ~insensibile
per arriyare ALA mortel
II dottore Williams afferma chi So
no infatti gil stadi ~attraverso | uali
lfndividuo ubbriaco passa, Sc l'alcool
gil viene somministrato in dosi suf-
ficienti!
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
I'LL GIUBILEO DEL IRE DEL MEN
DICANTI''
Una scena macabra

LONDRA, %. - I'm correspondent
tie da Pietroburgo manda al suo gior-
male la descrizione della fiesta data
dial IRE del mendicanti" di quella cit
ia al suo confratelli per %celebrare il
$50. anniversario della proprh ele-
vazione al supreme magisterio della
"Croce del Miracoli".
II re del mendicanti 81 chiamava l.
al %Stepanoff ed E un uomo di alta
statura e di aspetto robustissimo,
con una grossa barba grigia. ha circa
sessanta ami, e pratica la sua "pro-
fessione', come egli la chiama, da
trentacinque ami, all'ingresso del piu
grande e fashionable" cimitero di
Pietroburgo, dove egli sollecita la ca
rita per la "povera moglie sua' e per
l figli "affamati".
Ma, per la verita, e bene dire SUI
bito che la "povera moglie" del men
dicante veste dele pelliccie di grande
valore e porta adornamenti di pietre
preziose, mentre 1 supposti figli "at-
famati' frequentano uno del pil CO.
stosi collegi della capitale.
Per la celebrazione del suo giubtleo
il IRE del mendicanti" ha invitato tut
ii | mendicanti e | vagabondi di Pie
troburgo ad I'm banchetto che flu t.
nuto mel cimitero stesso, il luogo or
mai famoso del suoi exploits.
La pollzia non ha p~ensato a proibi-
re quella profanazione del Campo
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

Santo, ed ha permesso che dai carri
del fornitori venissero scaricate vivan-
de e cesti pieni di bottiglie di forte
vodka.
Su di ogni pietra sepolcrale fu ap-
parecchiata II mensa magnifica, al
ognuna dele quail prese posto uaa
dozzina di quegli strani ospiti ac-
corsi in legione (non memo di mille)
da tutti i quartieri di Pietroburgo.
Ivan Stepanoif superbamente pre-
siedette ALA fiesta da una tomba po-
sta mel centre del cimitero, e che rim
chiude / resti mortal del membri di
una famiglia p%rincipessa; allo sham
payne" egli ando di tomba in tomba
per brindare ALA salute del suoi ospl-
ii ed amici.
La strana scena comincio a mezzo-
giorno e continue durante tutto il
pomeriggio fino ALA sera, quando al
la fine il ciWitero venue chiuso ALTO
ra regolamentare.
Ivan Stepanoff annunciato in
precedenza o motto 'eclat", che in
quel giorno di difesa egli non avreb-
be domandata la carita allie persone
che 81 fossero recate a visitare IL CT
mitero. E COST quello flu l'unico gior-
no in 80 ami in cut il re del mendi-
can't" non attese diligentemente al
propri AFFAIR.".
81 afferma che questa macabra CO.
lebrazione STA costata pin di $500
franchi al borsellino del mendicante
Ma ora egli ha ripreso a praticare la
professions pin assiduamente che mai
g spera di essere imbreve rimborsato
della spesa fatta. Egli pretende infat-
ii che la ''reclame" abba giovato al
suo bilancio.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
E. cominciata la
Vendita del Biglietti
per la Stagione d'Opera

LA VENDITA HA LUOGO AL
NEGOZIO di SHERMAN g. CLAY
IN VAN NESS AVE, vicino a CA
LIFoRNIA STREET, E PER CO.
MODITA' DEGLI ITALIANI,
ANCHE AL NEGOZIO DI SIGA-
RI DI GEORGE MEYERS, Nc
81 MONTGOMERY AVE, vicino
all'angolo di jackson ST. =
PREZZI: $3.50 = $1.00 - $3.50
$500.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
AVVIsO AL PURUIICO

IL sottoscritto IA motto a tutti gil a.
mici Q conoscenti che ha aperto una
fabbrica di pasta dove tr%overanno a
prezzi model delle migliori qua1ith da
stare In paragone a quella importata
d'Italia. Provate q ne rimarrete soddi-
sfatti. Contra Costa Paste Factory,
Martinez, Cal, box 3f3.
8. C~Ostanxo Bros. a Co. prop.
SCOT 2s-S 2e-9
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 CERCA un cuoco pratico di cuci-
ma italiana ed inglese. Buona paga.
Scrivere per informazloni airHotel
S~hauvet. Glen Ellen. Cal.
1928 2g-s n n
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
HOTEL IN

Dovendo rimpatriare per AFFAIR." i'm
previsti, II sottoscritto vende II suo
business. che 4 un beliissimo Hotel
con lutte lie comoditA. vi sono Q salo-
nj, uno al 80 piano. attiguo ALA sala
da ballo. - Per informazioni. rivol-
gersi a f. FARNOCCHIA. Glen Ellen.
Sonoma Co, Cal.
6b32 B-8 n. O..
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 CEDE a prezzo convenience una
hottcsa da calzolnio situata al No. lIOg
McAllister ST.. che ia buoni AFFAIR.". III
proprietario vende per rimpatriare
Fer maggiori informazioni dirlgcrsl di-
rettamente sui luogo.
1854 1o-a 1a.a-oy
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
q
DIsTINTA sIGNoRINA Italiann. ch,

ffNTF III
parla finglese e SERVE g parla bene n
taliano, desidera ~occupazione presso
qualche ufficio o Ditta Italiana. Puo
tenere libri. correspondence in italiano,
~attendere allie vendite. ecc. Quattro an
nj di pratica presso una Ultima Ditta
i%taliana. Rivolgersi agli uffici dellITA-
LA.
31-S no
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 DEsIDERANO due stance ammobi-
late mel quartiere latino per uso al
house keeping" per madre Q figlio.
Prezzo moderate. Scrivere a 10. Sando.
L. o. General Delivery. Citta.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
PubbIiCita' Economical.
(offerta . domanda d impieghi, avvsi di oompera. vendita, afnth,
proposte di AFFAIR.", eccJ
o OCCASIONE

Da vcndere una casa situata al 59l
Vermont St. angelo di 18th. al due pia-
nj con IL stance, salone. salotti da
pranzo Z cucina. - Lotto 2bx50 piedi.
Rivolgersi n Anton Judnich, alrindi-
rizzo sopra scritto.
596S 80 l4-9 u.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
M. GlONSIRANOSA & co.
1851 POWELL STREET

1mportatori e %negozianti in Crosse
ria, Vini, Liquori, Olio di Lucca. Ogni
qualita di frutta fresca. Spedizioni a
domicilio gratis per la citta. 81 fanno
spedizioni ALA Campagna C. U. D. Ge-
neri %garantiti.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 CERCA una ragazza per fare lavo-
ri leggeri in un piccoTo Restaurant, CO.
me pure un giovane dai Is al i6 ami
per il medesimo lavoro. Per maggiori
informazioni dirigersi al nostro ~ufficio.
5sSS l+-g 21-9
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 CERCA un marinaio capace al GO
vernare una barca di 40 tonneilate;
deve essere cittadino americana. Ri
volgersi al Giornale LITALIA.
1881 1919 n. o.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 CERCA un Agente per vendere
lotti nella Contea di Marin.
Il. Bacigalupi. 15 Montgomery Ave.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

GiOVANE di bella presenza che par
Ia SERVE e legge a perfezione rItalia-
no. ii francese o ~finglese. cerca occu-
pazione dt qualsiasi genere. Per infor-
mazioni dirigersi allufficlo dellITA-
Liza.
o9f4 1873 17-9
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

BRAVA RAGAZZA dlciottenne We
nuta da POGO dallItalia, cerca occupa-
zione presso qualche famiglia itallana.
Per informazioni rivolgersi al nostro
ufficio.
5973 l1-9 17-9
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
LOTT DA vENDERE IN vALLEMAp

Riconosciuta la pin bella vallata sui
la Costa del Pacifico. a soil 30 minuti di
Tramway da San Francisco, con vie.
marciapiedi e fognature senza spesa del
compratore. Prezxi bassissimi.
Italian American Realty Co. 15 Mont
gomery Ave, s.. F..
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 AFFITTA a causa di disgrazle
un Hotel che "a buoni AFFAIR." ituato mel
paese oil Rodeo Contra Costa Coz q 81
vende tuttocio che ESQ contiene. VI So
no rs stanze. una bella cucina cd attire
quattro stanze da avola n plano ter ro-
no. Tuttora contiene go bordanti o pa
gano ciaScuno $3.50 al mese. Per infor-
mazioni rivolgersi sui posto: Del Monte
Hotel, Rodeo, Contra Costa Co.
5S66b. 14-s n, o.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 chi due bellissimi banchi nuo-
vi g tuttocio che occorre in una bottega
III falegname n prezzo ridotto. Per In
tormazioni rivolgersi: A. Solimena 23I
Prentiss St, vicino a CORTLAND Ave.
5940 40 ia
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 subtle degli uomini per
laNorare in frutta e erdu Indiriz-
aarsi ALA California Fruit Gamers
Association, a Leandro.
Dnvide VnlInrino
Sopraintendcnte
o''' 11-9 n. o.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

I. ia motto che 81 I d.
viso da Z. Patella, Q che da oggi non RI
conosce pin quanto esso potesse con
trarre. | creditori possono reclamare mel
termine di s giorni. Rivolgersi al N. ~
Hinkley Alley.
1922 1919 1873
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

H. SIG. q. ROLANDELLI rende motto
al pubblico d'aver venduto II suo bu-
stness. compresi debit @ credit e che
non sara pin responsible.
ii compratore l.. Giambruni, 141gM
Dupont st.
1894 49, 17-9p.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
PER IMPARARE PRESTO
E BENE L'INGLESE
II Prof. ALBERTO TORCHIo

ha riaperto la sua nota Scuola per rim
segnamento pratico delrInglese e del
Francese.
1926 DUPONT II. vicino Moat'y Ave.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

81 CERCANO ragazze con esperienza
per lavorare in dolci. Rivolgersi ad
Adolph kromada Co. Folsom ST. angelo
Ill 9th.
o9so l4-9 17-9p.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
|GOebeI collins
Constructions Co.
A. v. FRANZ & co.

Negozio di abiti fatti e su misura.
Soto vestiti di lana Q cotone = Can't
Gle - Cravatte - Scarpe di igni gene
re - Bauli e Valigie - Prezzi da non
temere concorrenza.
No. 1915 MONTGOMERY AVENUE
a Francisco
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
BLACK HAND BLAMED.
Rosenheimer Investigation Produces
Cleo to Nurderers.

It was learned yesterday that Sheriff Lane and
Coroner Wiesendanger working on a new clew
and expect within few days to solve the mystic
rioas murder Of Julius r. Rosenheimer, the Pei
ham needle merchant which occurred in his garden
the night of June Is
The clew that the crime committed by a
Black Hand gang which has its headquarters in
Brooklyn ana worked through Italian employed
on the ROsenheimer estate. The gang, It is said
attempted 10 rob another wealthy resident Of West
chester County the same night. but were discov-
cred and driven away.
For nine years Mr.. Roscnheimer had carried a
revolver his nightly strolls. The fact that tho
merchant unarmed on the night OF his death
strengthens the belief that he closely shad-
owed for long time before his death by some one
who had a good opportunity to know what he was
doing The police have also heard that the watch
which was taken from the body has since been
in Brooklyn. and detectives have been there
several days endeavorinG to trace il. The bandits
II has been learned. sent two letters 10 Mr.. Rosen-
helmer demanding N000 which 70 be delivered
or posted the estate by their spy, but he failed
carry out their instructions. The police have
good description of the two robbers and expect to
have them under arrest in few days.
The police say that there is for believing
that Dom Barber. the New York architect who
lives near Port Chester the second victim
whom the gang planned 10 rob Mr.. Barber's
house was attacked by robbers the night beaDre
the Roscnheimcr tragedy. but the architect shot
at them and drove them away.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
PHYSICIAN CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Prisoner Says He Formerly Lived in Rochea-
ter-Was Selling Books

\ man who said he vas Or Isaac Lewis Fcioz-
ker and that a5 one time he prominent ply
stefan Of Rochester. where he had come from Two
mcnths aSo. saat TO the ToInbs yesterday by
Magistrate Finn in the Tombs court. in default ot
S5o0 bail. 90 await trial charge Of petty lar
ceEy. The prisoner refused u give his New York
address.
Dr Fo,o2kAr was arrested on Saturday afternoon
ty rete ertivC Lawson as he coming of
secondhand book store AZ No ~ Nassau street
lie had two VOLUMES Of Ahbor,'S Forms Of Plead
tns under his arm. and according 10 the detective
and Mr. Leash. proprietor Of the store. DR.. POloZ
k4r had Just soIl other books 10 Mr. Iess}<
70. $. The books he had with him belonged a.
indicated 10y the markings ON them, - Michael
Il H1rris iawyer. with Offices in the Pulttza-
Building. Detective Lawson had been detailed %
watch the more prominent SeCoud-h8Dd book stores
because OF the complaints of law drrnS that their
books wete being carried off. one &C the bigSesr
sufferers by the tEetts IS the Ian d-u of Hume *
Howe No Sr Broad street
In court Or. PCloEker told strange story cr
having been employed by a stranger 70 sen law
books for him. He did not know where MS en-
plOyer obtained them but said ne recelVed COM
mission OF 8 fCr each set he SOLD