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, 1877-06-28
HATING EXTRAORDINARY.

- H7HE IINV 1SI1SNOE113IN[EItf
Tho tug Niagara Ii on tho way from hay City With
raft containing about 100. 600 cubic feet Of square
timber. destined for fHebcc. Ths raft conAfsts IT
eleven cribs, ak tfer deep. nrmly chained. The
cribs will bc locked through tho Wcland and st.
Lawrence Canals. and run from, Kingston 10 Mon
tEcal, ana then towcd 10 Q1cbcc. ThIe Ia an cx-
pertinent to determine II timber can thus be iEsns
ported chtnpef tban By vessel.
The tug John Owen arrived at Fart Tawas on tho
24th Inst. for y. +. D'Iss' mAntnonth raft. There
arc >, COO 900 feet Of pine md 10y cords Of cedar
Contracted m to M tuw fsom East Tawss to Tona.ands,
y. u. md with which she LETT on the day Of her
arrival
, 1877-06-28

CHICAGO ALTON 4 st. 1oU1s And CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY 4 DENVER BH0Rr Liner
Untnn ilepnf. West sic near stai.ns..t bridge and
Txeniy.thlsd.st Ticket Ufgc. lei ttandolpli.st.
, 1877-06-28
W A&
H. tai Nsptlsci 10 TA4 1rtbua&

P1rrsbuAa, Pa, June :s7.-This morning tbs
Illicit distiliess asrealal Ia Fayslte County last
week, and brought here for trial, wtsc Artstguod
h:fore Commissioner uamhlr. They wers defended
" tue Hon. T. u. seasight md J. u. Aumsry.
Thc t:stInouy adduecd In regard 10 Lbs resiataueo
u shs officers la ths discharge VI thsis aulss Wal
, 1877-06-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New funx, Junt 27.-ArriYed, steamer Ca1lfor-
n!a, from t'1aseow.
LoS1ox, June 97.-stcamship Moscl, from New
York. las arrived out.
L1yknloo1- ,.'unu 27.-slcamer Egypt, fsom New
York. Las arrived
, 1877-06-28
DAMAGES FOR LIBEL,

E34eta. Dispatch 10 77k 7s1buak
OKAtlA, Scb.. June :.5.-W.' n. Cra!n, Of Ch-
ergo, to-day obtained verdict Ut $500 In the p!a.
trlct Court asanst ). 4. Taylor, Of this clty, for
l!trlous publication in 1871, whtn CEsin resided
Acre. t.ut!l men wesc Insurance agents. anu the
ioclaus nftlcfe was0f tost hc1nlat1Is character.
, 1877-06-28
LEAD,

8pteia1 p4paftA to IAs T;13YnA
Dusu2vE. Ia, juno 27.-A little s0n' Of Af.
Williams, living near Its.sl Gtceu. Wls., whtls
wadin1 in creek near hl* fathers house. pulled
up handful Of mineral, which be Immediately
t6uk 10 blu f&that, who, taking sap1o t10ls, sue
cyede4 la raising orsr !, 200 pounds in less than
On hous. This u LIKELY u prove tha largest Lead
tud IL thfa section.
, 1877-06-28

Special ntp1'ca 10 zh< Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich, June .37.--Asriycd. rto},
Snhant. echr Klg1n. Cleared. props Cormorant,
u. ]. llackes, y. u. Datnnn1; .ehrs Charles Wall,
". II. MctlregoE, John Martin, \. l.. Watson.
l'asscd down, City Of tFeinouk
Mehthhe nf1n.
, 1877-06-28

DNIpnEroNr, juno a7.-Arr!ycd-Frops Mon.
tauk, Iockpott, 400 brla flour, LOB, 600 lbs meal
Cataract. Utica, 9, G03 bu corn.
nAlM'ElHHT, .upo a7-D p, m.-CicaTcd-Psop
MoniAuk, Lockp0rt, {, ~; II Lumber, 4.:I:iO bu
wheat; L.oekpott. f,0CktEott. U.a10 lu whcut
Cayuga, Locxpost, l, 100 paats, 1a0, 000 shingles
, 1877-06-28
LAKE TI2EIGIITa.

CHICAGO. Juno 2z-ltoom was engaged for II. :
000 bu wheat. 10000 but corn. and !, 700 hrls
sail and &c for do by steam TO Buffalo. To sarnln
prop Montgomery. rom. To lButTaio, schra .tlle-
lhany and Porter, corn ct lac: prop James Fax.
cu1n 1T &c; au1 prop Aontaua, whcat and corn
through.
, 1877-06-28
Ul,YS SENTENCED.

EVtctat Dispateh 10 71s Tribune.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, juno .7.-Thn Jury In tha case
against lilo boys Junos Korrtgnn, Thomas Fcrr1.cr,
aud Robert l'sIlny. to-day returned u yct.
diet Of guilty of burglary and larce.lcy, and
sentenced tho prisoners to ono yuas c4ch liz thu
Pcnctcntlary. Tiny nrc muEa buys yet, but old
Offenders.
, 1877-06-28

All neryons, c1haus.lng. and painful disraecs
speedily Yield IN tho curative influences Of rnlTcr-
u,nehcr' Electric llcln and llands. They arc
safe, simple, nni effective, and can hu caxi1y ap.
piled BY the patient hEn.aelt l'pok, With full n1r-
tltulari, mailed free. Address FuiyermarhcF t}al
YnRtc Co, Cincinnati. u
, 1877-06-28
THE n0c113c,

LAKE VIEW, n. r., June :7.-Tha American
Institute Of Homeopathy, now In thu second day
Of It's acsalon, has !argu attendance Of ncnberu
and delegates, rc4setday l'rrrilrut l)r. 4. e,
Franklin, of 1t. Lonfs. delEyuFctt rho annual Ad-
drcBs. bureaus reported. and miscellaneous bu&l.
ness was transacted,
, 1877-06-28

EAfroy. Pa.. Innc o7.-Ai1cn laros, a prl.oucF
in tho Northampton County Ia!l, innlc an attempt
10 cscapc this morning. Thtco ut1rr prisoners
toMeh him In tho effort hut tho Warden discovered
TIC plot IN tilno to proscNt THUR cscapc.
, 1877-06-28

6ptcldl D9*putcA 70 7A* 7FfsH1s,
INDEPENDENCE, Jack4on Co.. juno .7.-Wheat
mostly ready for tho rsapcs. Heavy storm here
Monday morning. Fear uAmnss. Corn good but
backward. OyoTdow Ut tho Missouri will reduce
tho corn crop In tue bottom lands.
, 1877-06-28
PLEADED f1tfIIr,S.

NEw YonK. jnne Fl. --Nataan l.. 1.enhcinn,
banker, Of Great Lend, Pa. plcaiod guilty to-day
ot forRing check on tho lmnosturs' 4 Traders
National Hank, md wua sent tu tho Stato Prison
for four years,
, 1877-06-28
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. JUNE 49, 1877.

"Pnlrless Tccttt." bY Dr. j, \. Turner and
"AlveoI.r hb+cc,s," by 3. r. Carrier. There sub.
)ecta wnrc dfscnft~d At length. A 1nrgr number u
members s7ese admitted IL the Association. Anl
6ther ruutine tuttnesA transacted,
, 1877-06-28


TISoyA. MIMI, June 27.--A prominent miller
Of this city, Just returned from tonr OF tnspcc.
ton In Hrown and Nteo''tt Counties, IN this State
reports fearful destruction by natisc.bosn hop.
pers. rTe saw whole fields Of wheat and rye to.
tally destroyed In twenty -four huurs. Every field
wcat Of Glencoe In Mcleod County fos thirty n,ltcs
Ia eaten to Tho gronna. In homo places tic hop
pcrs arc still hatchInx By myrIas. Efforts to .!r.
atEoy do not seem to lavc diminished The nnr1bcrs
OF tho pcsts and farmers III tho devastated hi<.
tsicts aFe completely dlshcaftcncd. Hut for this
rctt+ lhe wheat crop III this State wouad DO enur.
NOUS.
specfai DiepatcA to ina Tribune.
WAcoSfA, Carver TO-. juno .7.-A1t ktnis of
amala grain looks we'll aud pr0mIsc an auuntlant
harvest. which will cotnn tw0 wctks earlier tan
uaual, nwIng 10 tho splcndhl growing weather.
Tho fsosts Of thetlh 1tth. and 1lt Inst, hays bit
ten hotne cora on low fanls. In lnc, II Ia too cool
for corn. 'fforpcss arc fcw hare. but we arc in
OF ns DUNG great damage.
Slectat EHxpu7ch to TAs Tribune.
WtTp1k, Cottonwood Co., juno n7.-T}nt few
Erasshorrcrs IN this county, and arc doing but III.
t1o damage. We only fear tho ratdcEs. We shall
harvest tic Grst crop for hyc ycats II llc hoppurs
not ny In nnar us. and pray God TINT thuy will
not.
Special n&pateh n m Tribune.
HErsEr, Mobiles Co.. dune 27,-Tbc 'hoppcss that
ha*c hatchcl hero AccM 10 bc disappearing, al
though VIC know not how. tfayo to rat.ls ret On
ua. We arc confident Of fsccurinV 0nr crops, untcsA
we hatc worry serious tafis. Wheat md barley nra
very hne. Coru backward on &c-n1nt Of wet
Weather.
, 1877-06-28

FoKT WArxE. Ind., juno 27.-Ths onty pro.
ccelinss .! much Interest In khs Siato Dentll A4to'
ctatiou to-d4y wsss tue tsalllx Of papsss "
, 1877-06-28
ERIE,

6peo1l NiEpdtcA 10 1ne Tribune.
EntE. Pa, Juno .7,-AsrIyals. propa Alaska,
Vienna, schrs Eric, Stewart. Cleared for Chicago,
sctlr ". e. Rlch.rd.. Thu iron trade IL brisk.
Uscf &, G00 tons Ut iron orc wese .eceiyed from
Marquette thts week.
, 1877-06-28

Special N<tA1tcA to ia Tribune.
Aus7tx, Scott Co. Jaus :7.-Whcat will yield
BLY, Such cEup wsfusses known IN this county.
Oats look well als0.
, 1877-06-28

getetal Dlapaieh to 1ns z&1aua& -
GENOA, Platte to-, june 37.-1ha grain crops
look ane, aud farmers In good splslss. Tbs wet
aud cold weather has lrstroyod most Of tho hop
pcrs, 10 that wu hayu 10 fcass except trau thosu
which nlny como over u. Cnrn very backward.
Epsctui Dttp0&cA 10 7As 7Ftt"#s.
JUxiArA, AdaH1s To, juno 97.-tofn has comic
IN well. Me ara now eulttyutu:. Corn buck
ward. Tho outlook for all other csups IL good.
, 1877-06-28

Bpft3o1 1NspdseR 10 3az 7f7bHAF.
LAKE. Tour, Lake Co., Cal., June :7.-Ahout
throuxh hasyestuy; sctcage Larger than last year;
yield about aftepn bushels per 4cst; wesihat gou4:
quality oe grain 0ooa.
, 1877-06-28

HAD Ills POCKET PICKED.
ToLEBo o.. June n7.-Mr, Nudd Murtun, OF
New I1avon, Canu.. Ind hts pocket picked 'nst
night Of s., 700 In exchange nnI currency, ,yhIie
~ n slculIny.caE between Ducatur, lll.+ nut Fost
Wayne, lnl. ~
, 1877-06-28

RptefaE Nspatcs 70 7a1 TFibNHe,
MILwAUnEE, juno 17.-Chasteret, aehr Three
Drothcss, 81. 600 bu wheat 10 DuGato al cents.
, 1877-06-28

Special HispateA 10 7As 5s4hunA
ALLIoAY, Allegun Co., juno .7-w!ntef wheat
on heavy lan4 nuyuF luokod better. Dasicy aud
rye tho samo. Wheat un light land sh0rt hut
good length Ut head. Prospect Of blautltul
harvest nuyer s,uss prupItiuIs. Everything tn
thu county bids fale to IpuiuucFltc tho tafaauf.
, 1877-06-28

CHICAGO. st. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS LINE.
Ticket Offices d: cArk.At. and at knsc.strect Depot.
Leave. Arrive.
FL raa9 Mifhe4fa!!E Ex... sin:fF3 <s1p.
1t. pA1l MinHcapolfs Tx. 800 $3.50 4. nj.
, 1877-06-28
LINE MAIL STEAMERS

-------------- kUE 1UfR knu I5&2EVwf = =
AsciSs.isA71 ss!sf + ~ ~, 81
Cab,na is IL ssl lDtsIMcalats, sls; stcssaxe "a
New York ~ Huut tla ,tptou aud London:
ALsAT!A. July 7. ! J. tn ElfSIA. July II. 3p. N.
CALans Sc, ~ 47u: ssesIa2a. ?9s.
uYItts fAaL'l Iuf Any kHiuItnt n current I4tcA
tA1atjAl.suA Ei.utti5i.s. " GA1lAstooas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-27
NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

fliiy Uail. August 4. 1877.
A IL, TAXPAYERS TO THE VI "
Anew Orleans whose names are mere
innftar set forth o. referred 70 "a 'l'e het
eompanying list will take notice 'nat
tbeir municipal taxes for the year ie'f
I,.,o baan for some time past anu are
a.,s aaa and payable. in the several
amounts act opposite their respective
..,,,s. mr. designations: and That tue
,.sd taxas are payable not only for the
amounts Of the face thereof. but Tor IN
tarpat ut the rate Of ten per celtun per
anp,,m from the THIRTY-FlHsT DAY
or MARCH. A. y. 1877
Tbe aforesaid taxpayers are also noti-
mad that after the expiration OF thirty
DAYS from date, during which delay ,hefe
will he three publications hereof In the
ofricial journal of the city. prompt ana
summary proceedings will be taken. ae-
aording To Inv, In the Third. Fourth,
Fifth md Sixth District Courts Tor the
patiah Of Orleans. holding their aessions
In said city Of New Orleans, and the TAX
bills will be distributed M follows
From A to Il inclusive, In the sixth
District Court: -
From Il to X inclusive, In the fl1th
District Court.
From L to 2 inclusive. In the Fourth
District Court:
From q to n inclusive, IN the Third
Distriet Court:
10 enforce an early collection and
naympnt Of the aforesaid taxes. prin-
ripal and interest. together with 81,
costs. charges and expenses. Including
coats Of clerk and sheriff, and oil csetH
of court
Furthermore, The aforesaid taxpayers
are notified that this notice and publica-
fion constitutes legal citation and service
Of citation. upon eacb and every party
named and referred to In the saiu 'ist,
and the said party and parties are mere
by required to net accordingly.
CHARLES CAvANAG.
Administrator Of Finance nd Interim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22

Nrw YonE. Wednesday. Nov. 81 .--Rcceipts to-
DAY were lb4 ear loads or 2s27 head skng 400
Monday, against 2ol7 ior the time last week Good
cattle were scarce and ruled moderately arm At ad.
vance o, isa4c n, but Inferior common and ordi.
nary qualities were more than plenty aud had n slow
sale At barely sustained some eases and at
traction reduction from Mondays rate. In others There
were ~ fact too maiiy rough light e,ed cattle
demand. anu slers were iOrc,- to Yield 90 the
buyers or hold the stock They preferred se II,
and latest transactions at pretty low figures En-
elusive of couple Of car Loads very poor natives rom
virginia. sold manly nj SIC y n tn dress - Ms the
IRENE range was 13tainAc. To- drpss 5ja5T Us Nearly
80 native steers were used Tor the export tfa,b
Receipts OF calves were 30 hcsd making 40 since
Monday. against So for the same time last week.
Nothing doinn IN grass calves for lack VI oerngs veas
about steady at ec.Uc. D n
Receipts OF sheen and lumhs rs loads or ssS
head making f5H since Monday. tgaust 800 tor sane
hmc last week Market hru. tut quiet aud pr we're
about &c. q. htier Ordinary " good sheep ranged
ron "a, toJ'rC d n ; ordinary tn gosi lambs RON
Shc i"o'sr win some Of the best sold ~ 6sG8'sc.
hetript- NJ htAs Jf lnei- I'D head max
INK sB2l since Monday against gOi6 same time lust
week Market dun aud weaker with sales live hoss
s5aE,b a. M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22
SIZZLING IRow !. r. STEWART 90.
The CHEF OF the Fur Department Cenns.es
Himself Thief

S"lsman llrsch was tried in tho General
Sessions Yesterday on the charge Of completely
ia the stealing Of scalskins from !. r. Stewart
( CO. lie is q dealer ia fur. at rs Fifth strco'
ana be proved 10y the testimony of many mer-
chants that his reputation n the trade WIS g lol.
robert Kyle. formerly in Charge ~ the fur de-
panmnnl IN tho Stewart establishment. was the
prin'ipa witness for the prosecution. ." con-
fos- myself q thief he said nj the outset.
About two years ago. he continued. Hirsrh
began to buy scraps ~ skins from him in a le-
elt'mlte way. AMI very soon the idea Of steal
INK whole skins Wa hfoarhed. mink skin
wa+ ihe ilr-t thing tllcn by Kyle from his en-
pl .ycrs, AMI s'I.i lnr q small part Of It's value
80 lirr"h : Al ami mink muiis were next Ia
KEN lat IN" largest dealings were in whole
s'aI-t in-. ~ f'll ;I out 80 Usoh and fpr whi.h
iiirSrh p-id >, 90 40. liirsch know that they
wDrn stolen, for they bore the initial, A. T.
=, Whicn he said b" had to cut out, thus muir
M their vnlu'. NJ employee of A. r. Stewart
~ CO. can chrIy any goods out Of the store
without n written permit. and Kyle got over
tna' am 'ulty hN pretending 20 send the skins
10 n Workmnn's homo to be made into garments
y sold ttirty seals hns 10 Hrsch before the
a rtcctlon ana arr 70.
Charles h. human, q detective employed ly
\. T. stewart co.. testified that llr~ch. Wien
accused. on rrt 10 make good the loss
TO" prison = testified that he made tho pur-
o.. Is, Wlil.uu' knowing that Kyle had -tulru
~. goods. 7 oN Wrrs brought Ia his house by
~ who sud tury wcrr " a rob lot that he
hy.i iou-lii Yn his own account.
i.F fifF e. q b" rhitr.st.l tO-lnV. md KYLE
W., hHs ii' ..lnd guilty. will be sentenced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22
THE HorsE or rHE coon SHEPHERD.
Police justices and Other Gentlemen Visit the
Institution on Invitation.

or late the number OF unfOrtunates COM
mitted 10y the Police Justices to the House Of
the Good Shepherd has very seriously de-
creased. Surprising that this was due to n mis-
apprehension as to the character Of the nstitu-
tion on the part Of some OF the Justices Vicar
General Quinn desired 10 do AWAY with
It. thnt the house might not be undesorycdly in
lMrcd. Auer conference with Cardinal Ne
Closkev, Vicar General Quinn invited the Jus
tir"s md some Of the most prominent Roman
AHhOitr gentlemen OF the city Ia inspt,t the
house. Justices Wandell, Wheeler, Otterbours
and Murray. Mcssrs. Eugene Kelly. James
daily received Yesterday in the parpr Of the
house. thorough inspection Of every part
q the house followed. The visitors learned
that. when the unfortnnates nrc first received
Tue nuns gently elicit from th'in their past his
tory. From this the nuns draw con ruSion rs
10 whether the newly arrived ars't ls nut in
N" class Of the harden A. the los- ohdurntr or
IN" relontant. The ciisr"s at" constantly un-
CURED To attend religious services ami to work
diligently. The nuns are women " intelligence
anu pleiv. who gave up their Ila in reilnn "A
and afllucnt families - devote themselves TO
the rescu nK O! the uuiortunates
When the iuslertiuu had been mnle the Wis
TORS were welcomed tn n collation.. Vicar
General Quinn said that the inspection had
arisen from. his supp1siion that some Of the
nature ~ the house. He desired that they
should hay" n thorough ins KIT into H. The
house Is a cloistrr, and therefore ordinarily
closed frmly toward the outer world. but he. NJ
the spiritual director desired The Police Justices
10 understand that they Will be chccrfully re-
ceivcd AT any time that they desir, 10 satisfy
themselves ns 10 it, manng sm'nt. Justices
Nandeil, wheeler. and Murray then spoke
warmly in favor Of the management Of tn
house. but Justice Otterboura. was more guarded
IL expressing his approval.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22
The Rival Temperance socictie.-DraLe De
Hays Position.

TO THE EpIroR or THE SUN-"r. In con-
nrcuon with the New York Law and order League -
an attack upon me appears to-day in the New York
H wish 10 state that the alleged iacts the rel are
false and the destinations Withoat foundation ana ma
hciuus Tho senera charge Is made that IN collu~ion
with Mr. Nundy counsel, control III. Law aud Order
League for evil purposes
annex aceruned extract from proceein n the meet
Ing which shows that endeavored to prevent the raid
upon the hotels ana opposed MIR Mundy and as failed
therein cannot hc supposed to control the organization
would Md that N a member oi tic Society Tor
prove, and commend It's Efforts lam alsn me ntbcr not
ah ooor, o tie state Law AMI order League ana It's
hlNihhlF society OF ms city, the objects Of which
endorse.
Ihccamc memhc. If the batter upon tho express
unier'taning that the two sUei, 10 act ia cuu
There no good ground for IN fc,lmg Both asset
.'ll> ann I" accomplish me same good end-uie enforce
y r"un~ 81 both sides would curb Little their am
hi"nr al. tr officers refrain rom -parsr intrr
Nt'W- and cards tne tNo scturs would spon be- har
A. ian a~ Rui personally coucrrurd uu abuse false
ietui to Dee my ut, t. the iuIi rNt.nt of nv ahi, m
r tn orccm no u law and order aud The preN,ut % at
'ihIr he@i''u n.ANb ia hh.
--n hNuArN A., NnN, n
fpud nom he mD'Ns Hs.fiY0 NJ ne Nr l0k L.ilf and
Moved AMI seconded;
h,.,tot That The Law Committee he authorized Ia
irn' cute ihr cas- O. raru'S VIII have violated the
The rcso itou Wa nppu>od hy Nj Drake -, Kay who
ar-ned NAT A. was lnudlclous 'r thu League tu attack
thr re-, utah0 hotels. .t thc nrst and Important work
", tl1 association was 10 prosecute N, pruputtors ct
',in-rt a. i,"rs Nm f't11~s t' HN 'i, NNlls
hun Wa pnt and do,dnd iu the Affirmative.
COL DiAk" DE Ma! voted ~ tie negative.
chm Executive Committee 2n7 Rtoadw aN. Sew York
Attest FRtDS. b. srARNs, socy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22
NEW YORK,s BhBT SHOW.
The Mothers Opportunity TO Learn Others
Opinions or their Cherubs.

In honor Of the expected babies who are
TO I'll Midget Hall with infantilc music on Mon
day next, the workmcn are decorating the exte-
rior Of the building. Immense placards, done
in fiarlng coors. announce the attractions that
are to be presented. and the American flag
floats above the roof and hangs in graceful fcs-
toons about the entrance. Busy men are pre-
pairing quarters for tho reception Of the house,
hold tyrants and already the stories above the
hall in which the mdeets live are being trans
formed. In the first n raised platform has been
buit entirely around the hall. This IL to he
covered with II handsome carpet. and furnished
WIN easy chairs, high chairs, rocking chairs
Indeed chairs ~ all kinds suitable for babies
and their attendants. In the story above arc to
Dethe dressing rooms and dining ROOM wherein
mothers are tu be- furnished two meals u day.
Alrendy some prizc babies from Boston have
been entered. The six months old baby. that
weighs only pound and u half. is coming: and
old. born in Boston. Of Danish parents. and
also born without either hair finger or toe nails
Will be in the show. A Scranton baby is coming
and several New Jcrscy babies are already
packing their Snratogns.
number Of damaged babies have been re-
Jected. and the slightest physical defect con-
signs u baby to the oblivion Of its home. They
morals not being taken into consideration. The
babies are to be- arranged together. each after
us Kind For example: Fat babies and thin ba-
hies Will not mngle; crying babies and quiet
buDles VIII occupy opposite ends Of the hall !;
Pngnacious babies and peacefully inclined ba-
bies are to be separated by an impossible bar
rler angelic babies will have quarters Of their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-22
ONE uORE UIsE roy.
Hiding from the Oneens County Hunters In II
Thick Wood Mr.. Ludiow's Tumble.

The cold weather of yesterday 50 exhilar-
atcd the Queens county fox hunters that they
made the quickest run OF the season. TAX ing
more fences in less time than on any previous
day. The meet was at Garden City. and the
start about mile south Of thore. in a thick
wood near the Hampstead turnpike. In full
cry the pack left the cover and dashing back
across the road crossed diagonally several
fields that presented 10 the riders quick suc-
cession Of four-rail fences. Messrs Griswold.
Zborowsky. Center. and Fitzpatrick took these
on the fy. hut several who attempted to follow
them came to grief.
Mr.. l.. l.. Ludlow. the oldest rider who has
vet followed this hunt showed himself a.
plucky rs the younger men by riding his un-
tried horse ut n four rail fence. Tho horsetook
u beautifully. hut. eat hing his hoof. rolled with
ms rider on the soft ground beyond. The
nor-a WI W m, ana Enliopng across dis
eel what had happened. Both horse and rider
eventually found their way to the hotel hut little
worse for thcir shaking. Then Jere Roche
earned the gratitude Of those who followed him
bv n ing his liors ~ fence. which the latter
crashed INTO, brlngin. to the ground two panels
aud post; and making "A wide gap for the 9TH
cfs Mr. Percy got couple OF falls. and re-
turned 10 the hotel unhut.
The chase ended. after brisk RIM Of five
whore the fov was lost
Mrs rran'klyn and Miss Oelrlchs wero among
IN" ri i"rs yrst r'iny. An Englishnan who has
brought three hunters to this country WAS in
The chuse Yesterday. HIS hQr," WIS dark hay.
lIie"n hands high. with small head. clean limits
.HrWht't anu poWrrlul quarters. This horse,
though his rider D., a heavy weight took fence
after fence In quiet. matter of-lnct way that
~ 'iteti unusual admiration.
Cnarli" Hewlett OF Il 'mpstead ia regular ~.
nndapt az me hunts. and .ilos a Little -urrel
liNr" nat he hae hrok Do 90 iu'rp since the hunts
begun. She now takes him over almost every
tlnE, ana is wiunln., almost as much roruta-
ton a. jumper as She has already earned as "A
lie It F.f - IA la A
Next SWurilys meet will he "a, the kennel
NJ East Meadow Brook