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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

DEFEAT OF THE CAUCUS PLOT. -ln pursu'
ance of the Radical caucus arrangement Oh
Saturday night, Mr.. Cessna, yesterday, Ia the
House of Representatives, offered resou;ic"
which was intended TO deprive the minority Of
the privilege of making dIaory motions
which has frequently enabled them to defeat
such arbitrary legislation as the majority has
frequently evinced disposition to adopt lhe
proposition was defeated by a vote OF $50 yeas
to eS nays, a two-rhirds vote being required to
carry it through. 1t was not only resisted by
the Democrats on party grounds, but by some
of the Republicans who saw that II 1t was
adopted, there would be no end to job lcgIsla-
ton. Tha. it was deliberately Intended TO gag
the minority of the present House, and to bind
them hand and foot was very plain from the
terms of the resolution which was limited IN It's
operations to the present. session. The Repub-
licans who voted with the Democrats were
Messrs Bufinton, of Massachusetts; Burlelgh,
of Maine Burchard, OF llIioois; Foster OF
Ohio; Hale, of Maine Hale, Of NJ" York
Kasson, of Iowa +; Lowudcs, Of Mary land
Merriam, of New York; Phelps, of New Jer-
sey Pierce, Of Massachusetts; h. II. Roberts,
Of New York; Ross, of Pennsylvania ; Scner
and Smith, of Virginia. Smith, Of Oaio; VIII
lard, of Vermont, and Willard, OF Michigan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

Dispatches from Bolivia give accounts "t Il
terrible storm at IL P#z. which was very de-
.iructivc OF lie ard property; also o! a rcv,stu-
ton, in which the troops "all got drunk aud
ranged around, filing at random and killing a
numaer Of persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

|, is announced from Washington TIA! mere
is perfect accord between Grant aud his Cabl-
net as to the policy pursued in Louisiana, aud
that noue Of his advisers plate re: lgnEg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

1t is not thought that the proposed e2nSt!:u
,ional amendment abolishiug the present elec
tora system for the election Of President and
Vice Pr, sdcut can pass the SENATE, out
even lift should, tha. three iourlus oi The State
Legislatures will mol give their asccnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
A dispatch from Boucherville. Quebec, gives

4 dlSpatCn IT0m DOuCHeTVlIIC: Z ICUCO' 5F'o1
fearful account of a fire at that place yes.
terday which destroyed farm house, occupied
by Pierre Dulude His wife and eight children
persisted in tie flames. Du,udc was serious
ly burned in BIZ; ,tforts to save his family, ana
is not expected to live. His wife and children
were literally burned 10 ashes, and only irag-
mcnts of the bodies can be found. The eldest
child was thirteen years old, aud tie youngest
was baby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
ALEXANDRIA,, Y n.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1875.

DEATH OF MATT. HARRISON, ESQ. Mat
thew Harrison, esq.,, prominent lawyer OF
Leesburg, and member of the House of Dele
gates, trom Loudoun died at his home at four
o'clock this morning, after protrac'ed illness
Mr.. Harrison was a gentleman OF marked abi-
ty, fine lawyer and a man of lrreploac''aoIe
character. His death will be deeply regretted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

Some preliminary conference appears to have
taken place between the Afonsists and Car
lists, and basis of convention has been
formed which may result in a. settlement of the
existing differences. The British Minister at
Madrid, it is said, cannot CONCEAL his RepuolI-
can feelings and is likely to be recalled in con-
sequence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
County Items.

REPORTED EoR TUE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. |
Excelsior Lodge, l. o G. T., held pleas
ant meeting in Arlington, last "Wednesday even
ing, wien there wer" several propositions for
membership aud wv, limitations.
As Mr.. Minor YVES ca his way 10 Washing
ton, one day last week, via Georgetown, two
rrrociou> dogs, ivy ed By L cuI0rc'i man named
Philips, attacked his horse. Dir. NJ had,
HI wcv2r, l,rcEar d ior the emergency, and the
coutcnts of double barreled shot gun settled
one ard the other was nowhere. 1t would be
blessing If shot guns we're more in the fash
len.
The private school (colcrcd) taught by Mrs.
.Ab. Hcury, in Arlington, is we'll attend
ed, and tn scholars reflect credit upon their
teacher.
Sebastian Rabbi las closed up his concert
garden at RoacacS Springs Fort RunnioD)
and moved 10 WASHINGTON.
The law extending The time OF collecting the
State taXY> to rcXt jane meets the approval
NJ al. Of this county. Uw.ng to the UNUSUAL
scarcity OF rIoDcy; cut does not the scarcity To-
crease?
Rev. Mr.. Scott was to lave preached his
farewell sermon, IN Arlington, last Sunday
eveulu-, but owing to he fact that foul weather
christians ar" lever than teched hens, his au
dlcncc was So limited he did not. Mr.. Scott is
fearless out->poken aud eloquent minister OF
tie gospel, and may he long live to continue
his good wvlk
The many irlcGds Of Mr. Walter Baily, Of
Morey tarr., in the adjoining county, will be
CAD to learn that he Is improving 10 health,
having been dangerously i'll with pneumonia.
LAW CASE. -Amung the old cases set for
trla! at tie term oi the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Cuumb.a, which met yesterday, but
.Iii..nrI.l VI ....n,..,. IL r M,ll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
DOBERU l.. WOOD,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
NO. 90 KING STREET.

BARGAINS FOR CASH-All dealers are
invited /" examine orr stock OF |. d J. )
DRESS GOODS, which we are now Offering in
variety of quality and style.
Also our large supply of BLACK DRESS
GOODS-Alp4cas, Rich Mohsirs, Grapes, Sc
LADIES SIiAWLS-ln this line we have a
great variety md lxrge stock
MEMS AND BOlS' SODDS-Cioths, Suit
ings, Casslmercs, Tweeds, Over-costngs, French
Doeskins, &c.
Also LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs, Cravats, Collars, Suspcndcr$, Gloves,
Eand erches, sc.
HOUSEk EEPhRS' GOODS Blankets, Bed
Spreads, Shc,tincs, Curtains, Table Linens and
Napkins.
DON ESTICS-Cot,ons, Calicoes, Canton
Flannals, Tickings Shirting Strips, Den'ns,
with full supply of goods in our line, al the
Lowest cash BRIGGS dec II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. The bill authorizing
the division Of school districts into sub-dis,rcS,
and to provide for the management o. The pub,
lie schools therein, now before tho L"glsature,
provides, auong other things, that the cnuDty
school board OF any county may, whenever they
deem best, lay off any school district in their
county Into sub districts, one division to he
made for white aud another for coIorcd schools,
which said districts are TO be numbered au,i
named by said board and laid off IN contenpla-
ton of establishing one prominent public school
III convenient place therein aud !ocatcd as near
the centre as possible. Ghs third section, among
other things, provides that it shall bc the duty
Of each county treasurer 10 open a separate az
count with each sub-diStrict, ard fractional
sub-dis;rict, aud place to the credit Of each
its proportion of the State, county, and di<,ric;
funds in the ratio of the school population il
EACH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

At the last session of Congress the subject
of the sale of the Harper's Ferry property was
referred to the Senate judiciary Committee,
with supdry communications from the Attorney
General relating to the subject. 1t is under
stood that the committee is of the opinion that
the law officers of the government have not
taken as vigorous measures as they should to
compel the purchasers of the property to com-
ply with theterms Of sale, and report will
be made from the committee, recommending
that more summary proceedings be Instituted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

Lord Roscbu:y IVES present in the Brooklyn
City Court yesterday al the Deechcr tllal, and
occupied seat by The side OF the Judge dur
Ing the whole morning session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

The contest in the Tennessee Legislature for
the seat 10 the u. S. Senate to be made vacant
BY the expiration of Browuiow's term on the
18th of March, has been very exciting The
6fty-second ballot taken yesterday stood
johnson As, Bates 46, Ewing I, scattering >.
Gov. Brown was then reuomluaed and Geu.
Bates Withdrawn, soon after which the conven-
ton adjourned. The idea seems DOW to be
that the contest is narrowed down to Johrscn
aud Brown, and that the matter will be de-
cided this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.--Geu. Butter
Yesterday made another effort to have the
Civil Rights bill taken from the Speaker 5
table to be acted upon, but he again failed OF
his purpose for lack Of the necessary two,
thirds vote. The Republicans who voted with
the Democrats were Messrs. Harrison, Thorn
burg and Butler of Tennessee; Lowndcs, OF
Maryland; Sener and Smith, OF Virginia,
Sloan, of Georgia; Hyde and Stauuard, OF Mis-
souri,; Strait, of Minnesota, and Sheats, OF Ala
bama This is an accession of Two or three
members since the last session, and the vote
against the. proposition would have been much
larger but for the absence of several Rcpubll-
cans who are opposed to the bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

Tie festivities over The acccSsloG oi Ainnz'
have ended at Havana. The statue Of ((ae"r
Isabella, which was removed lrou the Pax
on The downfall OF The monarchy, is to be re-
plac9d,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

A caucus of the Conservative members 1T
the General Assembly upon constitutional
amendments was TO have been held last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
a.asi:cS' Misses and d'hildren's Boots
Shoes and SlipDerS.

We are this day receiving full line Of La.
lies, NJ asses and Children's Boots, Shoes and
5.iricrs, suitable for Fall and Winter, EN-
Tracing Nil OF the latest styles We solicit pur'
chasers 10 call and examine for themselves, Us
they vii! be sold at low prices.
sep - w B. WADDEY, IL King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

LII the Ilouse Of Delegates Mr.. Coghi pre-,
seu!ci i petition pE DR.. J. II. Jones and thirty.
seven others vgaiost amyuliog he charter aud
changing the uame OF Van Burensvie, In
Shenandoan C, un.y
Nh Round oil red a resolution lnsllucting
tn c'lDmi,tcc on irance to consider the pro-
pricry Of providing for d lax upon persons sell
:,g articles OF su=;"Ga'ce and rclreshmcnt at
camp meetings, associations, and other public
GATHERINGS, for tcm iiorary purposes.
i biz! was Introduced 10 amend the Code III
regard IL he s.lv:ct OF notices by shertfs aud
o.hcr officials; SnI IL resolution iUstrIcting the
co,um;iue on tuaaca to i:qu'rc into the cxpe
lercy Of 50 alucnd,, Z the law iD regard to the
cyi!ccIluG OF tux@s 50 as ~ make the penalty OF
five per cent ior failure 10 pay, 10 attach % the
Isl 0f Jauuary-Ia5tead Of December Isl, and to
Ix the t,re st ir Collecting officers returns
on The LIST OF June Instead OF the lst OF March,
as Nv provided.
\ petition was presented from citizens OF
Rockingham county 10 restrain judge from
allowing more than legal fees.
\ mnlioD to restrict speeches to fifteen min
utes was lost-aye<. 56; noes, IS.
4 resolution Of regret at the death of a
daughter Of Mr. Bigger, Clerk Of the House,
was adopted
The equity road bill was discussed until ad
iaurned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

CONSIDERATION OF REV. DR. DUDLEY. |,
was expected that the h eht Rev Bl>hup o!
Maryland would have been present at the con-
secratiou ii Rev T. IT, Dudley, as Assistant
Bishop of the Diocese ci Kentucky, which
takes place tomorrow, but it is understood
that Bishop Whi,tiugham, whilst entertaining
tie most friendly regard for R2v. Mr.. Dudley,
has tct himself, much to his regret conStran-
ed to withhold his assent to the conservation
OF the Bishop elect, and will therefore Mt be
present. The reason for this objection is safe
to be the fact that the Rev. Mr. Dudley has
been twice married, which circumstances IL
the jud gmcnt Of Bishop Whittingham. renders
the tnrlLer ineligible to the Office Of Bishop.
St Paul, in his First Ep,llc to Tiuohy, ell
joins thata Bishop must be blamelcss, The hus-
baud OF one WIFE, and ii is claimed that the
practice of the early church was in accordance
with the view that Bishop should no, marry
the second time, aud luther, that an ancient
canon prohibited prcsbyters who have been
married second time from being elevated to
the Eplscopate. 1t is said that Bishop Whit
tiueham is uot the only member OF the H"u>e
Of Bishops who eutertains this vicw.-Bah
.imertcaH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

IlOM EST]CS.

DoNEsr'cs'
Calicoes, Cottons, &c, received this 18th in.
slant. A large stock, snd will be sold &. chesn
as the chsspcst.
jan Is ID. +. WILMER Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

Ii TIE Senate, US crlay, the bill relative to
i. king o,sters III ivcomokc Sound was refer
red.
Bis were reported amending the Code in
relation to certain Offices of the Government;
Tor the relivf of b. I. uhinu, Of Prince William
ca,lniy; authorizing divisions Of school districts
int .rh is'ricis, etc; and prescribing the du-
ties, cou:ransa1ion and habltation OF certain
c:uH,y YAc.r>; 10 provide for the collection OF
take; and to r-pral the thirty uln;h and forty
SIX; chapters OF the Code.
Bills were passed Incorporating Hamilton, 10
Lout!oun county; authorizing the formation OF
partnership in which lh5se concerned shall
obly be i'atl. for the capital employed under
certain circumstances; dividing the counties OF
the ;S.a,c in;o marl&tcra districts; providing
fer the election and qualification of county
officers and Incorporating the LaurenceGllle
Tram ha!irad Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
ALLEGED ABSTRACTION OF MUTILATEI,

ALLEGED ABSTRACTION OF MUTLATEI
BANK Notes. --For some time past money
mas been missed from the packages OF mntat-
cd notes 10 the redemption bureau Ct the
Treasury d. partment. Steps were promptly
taken by the official 10 charge to ferret out the
le.k, and several Of the employees have been
under surveillance. Some discharges aud sus-
pensions we're mad, and yet the leak cortln
ued. Finally the officers Of the secret service
were called in to take charge OF the matter,
" hicf resulted 10 the arrest OF . young u'au
well known 10 this CITY named Frank +. Grant,
who has been employed in that bureau for
about six months. His duty was 20 seal up
the packages of mutIatcd national bank notes
after they had been cancelled previous to their
being burned, and it is charged against bin
that he has been in the habit Of abstracting a
s. note occasionally as opportunity offered
When arrested he had So III his possession,
aud on searching his house some $40 was found
of the same dcnou inatiou and u quantity Of
pieces OF mu,ila'cd notes. He WAS locked up
last night at pniicc Headquarters, bnt subse-
quently gave bonds in the sue, Of 1890 ior
lis appearance at the Police Court lie came
iuto court this morning and the hearing wo>
postponed until mex "Wednesday, The bonds
being continued. - Wash. Str
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

A bill has been introduced into the Penn
syiyauia Legislature making education c'D'pu!'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

Law CASE -AmuDg the old cases set for
trla! at tie term oi the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Cu;umb.a, which met yesterday. but
adjourned uuti next Muouay, is that of Mills
". the Orange md Alexandria railroad Com
puny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
Specia1 Notice.
EiyE ia S.fLE ok REsSE.

u FOR kENT-Ihe WHARF and WARE
Ii HOUSE recently occupied by B. Ii. Lam
bert Kent low. Apply to
f. j. MILLER, Exr.,
ian sim IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

"a FOR RENT-1he two story BRICK
a:S DWELLING No. 10 Prince street, now
occupied by Mr. John Hawxhurst. Possession
given Drce.n Der g. Apply TO w IL. ARNOLD
" JOHN A. FIELD dec 1-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

IGOR :5ALE-A FAkM OF CD ACRES, on
l. Columbia Turnpike, 81 miles from sa:.as511
Washington. Good HOUSE and BARN, Ie=sa
Apole and Peach Orchard, fine stream of water,
and never failing Springs. Location high and
hesithy. Suitable for Dairy, Truck and Fruit.
Win exchange for city property in part. Apply
10 kOBkRI +. kNON. oct 3O-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26
~ w + A l. l. q y o ID s .
EOURIH TESTAMENT OF CLOAkS.

Our very rapid sales in this lire assures Us tina:
they must be the style to suit this market, "nl
u: the right price
nov DE. WILMER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

NaSa baby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

Al PkB1zFELDEE & SSSDHElAS.
800 var:'s HAMBURG EEGlNGS, Dough.
at all importers sale in New York; the che. pes:
ever offered in This marNet. ~ d"Z"n !s:e..
styles OF Ladies Sca!fs less than cost. Fi1e ii.
Linen Shirt Fronts st Csc; large assortment u
Frlllings, Ruff ngs, &c. jan 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-26

THEAP DRESS GOODS
" CHEAP DRESS GOODSl
CHEAP DRESS GOODS
ian Is D. +. WILMER co
, 1875-09-27
CANADIAN ITEMS,

.srtciat Ditpstch to The Chicago tribune.
ST. JonN, N. H., Sept. M.-Tho Caragust rioi
trials at 1'athurut have commenced.
Tho Grand Lodge Of FREQ hIaaons Of the
PROVINCE concluded Its session yesterday. The
Most Worshipful Grand Maste. is Robert j,
Clinch. During tho session Of tho lodge 1t sas
made recipient OF q valuable portrait Of tha
Prince Of Walos, t3rand 1Iastor OF England, tLe
donor being llomnn Catholic gentleman lately
returned from England.
MONTREAL, Sept. 2i.-rho oxpensos incurred
IL the Guibord litigation up to dato amount to
s>2D000.
J. II. Graham haa boon elected as tho now
Most Worshtpful Grand Master Of tho Grand
Masonic Order OF Quebec.
Sptcfdf Ihspdteh to The Catcdoo Tribune,
WIHNyrEn, Sept. 24.-Tho Thermometer ho.e
has roached % in tho shnue this woek,
1aoro aro ten claimantB for tho reward or
part OF 1t, offered by tho Ontario Goyornment
for the conviction OF Hcott's murdetcrB.
4 grant by tho Dominion Government will DO
InnIo OF 4G0, ,00U 10 MD sufferers by geasahol,.
pers. ... ..
Special D7spetch to Ths Chicao~ Tribune.
OTTAWA. Sopt. a5.-Yho Govornor. GonoEA
Lord Duf1orin. IL shortly expected back to tho
Capital. His baggage AaH arrived.
1t 10 rl1morch tAat the constitution OF tho new
Superior Court is now complete, an1 that tho
namoa Of tho Judges will probably be gazette,l
at once. At presout 1t would DO prematuro to
givo tho namcH.
, 1875-09-27
SUNDAYS NEWS,

Local..
ING CHcnEns werc aGatn dnSeated by this Phil
adolfhlna Hatnrdny by Il hcoro Of is to 0.
Tho trial Of Gcorgo M. Paraona for periurs
WA concluded Saturday, the jury finding mot
Tho Fourtl, National 11ank eunpontlod Satur.
dnv nfter long struggle to keep nlIve. 1ta
assots nre Hasd 10 oxccuh its liabilities, n1, Tho
only loss will DO to tho Stockholders.
At monting Of tin Aoul1, f'ark l,oard ami thu
Ihtd Ward Republicans, hold Saturday, reHo-
l1ltnhH of raHrect wcre naojited to t1lo memory
OF dcoEEe W. Nngo, who t}Iod Friday eyoning.
Tho 1tapnb1ean Central Co:nmittcp waa in
aosflon Saturday Tic rcportA from tho city and
county were Df tho most encouraging character
!'i" calling OF county convention waH tleferrctl
for ono wGok,
III tho case Of Tho shooting Of Maud Hto1art a
few dayn nEo, Tho Eoroncrs jury Saturday fo,tud
that tho deceased WAa shot By James Mcdonald
accidentally. .rho accnuod was held for tho
Criminal Court.
Eonutahla, armed with an n.taehu1ont aworn
nt1t bY }. II. bllrrihge, Of minstrel fnrnn, wa4
served on thu bo1-oiIico Of ftooey's TIoatro
Saturday afternoon. nhd fgHll4 woro SECURED,
Tho attachment grow out Of a nsunlotataud-
ing between Magnirc n',l su1ridgs,
4 fow Of tho members Of tho Comfy Board
viii, Homo Of tho CITY officials, visited Le,uont
Saturday 10 Inspect tho llarr,cs thoro with a
yioW to securing stone for tho now Court I{u,ise
Tho trip vaa highly satisfactory, and tito onlnou
appears general That Lomont atono will DO DO.
looted.
, 1875-09-27

Mrs. Aurtons " Tho Innsr LIZ er syrIa.u
Thcir habits (those Of the street curs in Da-
mascus) are regulated by laws Of their own, have
grown. In tho solitude Of salahiyych to learn
thom. At night, when profound stillness relKus
10 tho village, you suddenly boar dog coming
down fEoM tho Kurdish battle-ground on tue
roots Of tue 1nounsafnB. IIa communicates SOHO
ncWs to tho dogs noaEast tho bordoEs Of the vii
lhgc. There IL . chorus Of barking 1t ceaaes,
aud sluEle dog IL commissioned to boar
the nows TO tho dogs OF our quarter. They
set up howl, Which caaaes aftor few minutes,
aud ono OF our lot iA nctacle1. and illos down
thu gardens to the dogs noAr Dab Halahiyyeb,
Whatever tho canine nowB, In about twenty
minutes 1t ia passed round to I'LL tho dogs ii
Danlabc1a.
cultivated sho atfoctious Of those Of our
quarter, and found that IN attachment aud t!doii.
ty they t!fror in nothing from ,!e uobIoak mas.
lin Or most pstted terrier. Livery time my Ll,s.
band or went out, dog was sent Gu guard By
Of his boundary, When he appeared tn pasH US
On to a friend In the next boundary, to wag his
tail for 3 bow. mud 70 take l,ia leayo, "a savage
cl!ettaan Wound frank you from tt,bo to trbo.
lnGb Of the honso-tho good was given to the
poor tho 1ssilso 10 the ssrees-doSs not less than
fty used 70 live Hear aud crowd round our door.
Every time ! came out shoy formed flock
around me There were two ln particular that
Csod to compassionAta--on ono Has pArslyzel In
tts hindqualtorn. and usel to drag Itself along
BY tue fufep4ws. I Qua day rolled up soule med
lclno III ball u meat, aud threw 1t to the poor
creature. who swallowed 1t greedily aud got MeII.
Tho olher was 4af-Htsrved. u1Augy. idiotic-iDok-
Inv cur, with QUO rye, too weak to tight for itself.
When the caldrou Of food cama out it got
nothing, 10 uaed to set its portion Apart, No
matter uhon went out, where, or for how long,
you would ses these two poor, m4ashapoe beasts
following sitting pstiontly 1t = reBpeotful dis
tance II stopped anywhere, and accompany ma
me, Of fearing soma accident might befIl mo