New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

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they nervous, Ike girls foraken and anxious to for
give We are proud Of horses perhaps dogs beloved
without afectationor morccnary interest.
When these ant many such or stranger applications
have been made entering the young and knOity
head Of Mr.. Montgomery, whose business to buy dogs
from small boys, Irun them down himself Owing %
great devotion 10 as business be 10 be paw footed
and LOOKS awkward without tail. His coming IS hailed
with getting NJ any painiiveness the part OF
the captures lhe rather crouch lower aud sher more
particularly; toi / was Mr.. Montgomery who sent the
OF them hee II that the city pays % cents
head for the delivery of dogs but gives order on the
Controller, whcrbr there is much delay and aeeuDu-
lang interest. H. Montgomery pays down for dogs ana
trusts the city. This makes him the principal dealer
and he often send 500 dogs week to the pound these
statistics present great array Of startling SUGGESTIONS.
How many barksgo into 800 is an almost lncaiculdDie
exercise IN long dison; and the quantity OF canine ds
trcss, OF gloves pen-knyes likewise resulting baes
conjecture.
There seldom in Mr.. Montgomerys contributions
any specimens Of Mat fauciers call "stock." Only the
NANCY, limping, cNgh-harrowed animals come thIOu-h
this channel for agood dog Is worth more than % cents,
and il great Gme 20 pirate IN Its species horse
stealing is held 10 than murder IN some societies;
but the dog is TO rcat extent the chooser OF MS own
master These stgyelings the canallle oil dogdom are
the sort OF dogs tht take hydrophoba most promptly.
Their contact is Hague in itself; their habits are III
descnbaby base. They suffer demoralzauon core,
spending 70 mans being nearest him IN clyzatol ana
the degradation ObOh ~ attended with all dsOdes MI
MONTGOMERY wOul to be almost yiruoso IN Old
dogs and many oihe specimens ne hands IN are almost
ccrbcrcan-cock-eed, obque of gait, op-eared, ham
saw the other dayit the pound had all its four paws
turned so thu, ecmcd To be walking away from ITS
head An old redeemed it, and the mirage 1t pre-
sented going up Ientv-fth-st that of quadruped
bound one way buecedng the other if the world had
slipped up it, his would be very good dog TO de-
ceiye rabbits with.
When the dogs ave been kept in the pen the allotted
s hours they are ossed into the tank at the bottom OF
the room now quie dry and very soon they lie as close
together crabs basket Then the longpahled pow"
of voice break ORTIZ the dread OF death 100 great 9r
the fear OF te last and In almost arcuate WOrus
they howl their do the Sac Indians 60 to the gao|s
pain ed and singing Asdog after dog is lifted W the nae
of the neck and deposited in this wholesale grave the yep
and BRAY increase I'll horribly solemn monotone goes up
acquiring volume and intensity and not dog makes
struggle FOR life, acquiescing In late win inc grave
dignity that the canine character might lead us TO respect
but totally crushed and impotent the yeres bulldog
trembling coward. At last all the dogs are deposited ana
then a barrel I'D closed upon them. This admits NO
hope but shows 4 who look the agony of the com
pressed flesh below all wrthlng and struggling and WORK
ing for respiatoni at last the water is turned upon
them. Some wratcies hug the cage-bars and must DE
stamped down, TIL he cries grow fewer, the water rushing
all the while and then the gradual coming OF silence
is made absolute, and know that the world has lost
hundreds Of Il nOblcst sentTies Ihey VINO Were
our playmate and protectors and also our b0ndne have
paid the penalty OF Prevention Some may think cruel
bat all judgments What we most lament we must
most indOrSe The policeman present. ruby taikalVe
excellent fellow gives this genial invitation as We 60;
" Come aud see uswhen were drowning again
Wei be hanged II We do.
The morgue impdtedly so named. is a complete, moro
spacious ediGce than is model In Paris The Old Parls
mOfgue formerly stood quay adjacent 20 the tathe
dral of Notrc Dame aud low, long, uncleany build
ing with accommodations for eight bodies ls successor
stands In thercar OF Sote Dame on the Isle Dc cue AZ
point of the island where the dividing currents rush
swiftly bv and 10 il only two years old IL IS composed o.
central hall and two wings, the lster devoted 10 the
different sexes II gives rest 10 sixteen bodies ana Is
building OF gypsum stone carved and cool, and well a.
tended 10.
The New York Moigue has but four tables but ITS attend
ant ooIs for indue ETC. are spacious and adulra
hc than those OF PARIS But three bodies have yet been
deposited in M and these II may be imagined presented
none of the round outlines and fair hues SHOWN IN the
pictures Of the illustrated papcs-rther the Dueness OF
death and the cncr0achment Of COMPROMISING forever
dripping the chas'y faces, and little len OF the tng
once beloved worthy n make the recognition oil II
pleasure The rooms cool the river FLASHES near by
Ii Is M spot and the usefulness OF the house papabe
To show the utility Of Morgues. we may cite case now
i've years old well known among the Americans OF PARIS
j" of Philadelphia IN Temporary III OF insanity,
threw himself from the POH des drfs and was found III
the bed OF the Seine. Nobody OF his blood lived IN
Europe; had be disappeared In city without Mogue
his dsappeaance would still have been CHASTITY mystery
Accident directed tourists steps 10 the old house on the
quay, aud there he recognized among the baekened
wreiches his countrvmen and oovoyageur The body OF
the unloruna therefore lies nj Laurel HUI rather than IN
the 0ssc upon the dissectlng table al Claimant