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Scientifically treated aud radically cured lnvccrate
clscs solicited 40 ,Nnronate RIM ices but mole
ra'c charges Or rnnphc, l76 Lexington av near Stat
street sundays 10 to r. M-iT.
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THE NEW NOVELS
rrnilsnsp sr
HANrER 4 BROTHERS. New York.

=. These Novel. are in Paper, cse.p, where other
wise specified.
Like unto Like By sRTnwoop BokSER rs cena
The Romance Of Back street Byr W. no,nsos 10
eents
Is centa
Old slip Warehouse. By MANY A Dssuos soeena
Professor Prcssence By JonS EsrrS Csok,. ~ cents
Blush Roses ny CLARA FNAsois Morsr. so cents
Bonnie Lesley" BY Nr' nrRsrRI NAsrs. Is cents
Squire Paul ny IIa>s wuuse Translated from the
German hy MARY 4 Robinson - cents
Enrorsn Cottage BY MATILDA prsrAKp 60 cents
The youu- puS. By Bt,nur prsIrLr The Earl oi
Bcaconsncld h. O. Ii cents
The Primrose Path Ey Mr. ouru,Sr Soeenu
Back to the Old Home ny MARY crclI nav 20 cents
The Lady NJ L,un,y. Ry Asno,r rEcltor7. - osnta
The Curnte oi orsicres By oro RoevErrs franslstcd
by Mary A Robinson :occnt>
olcvedsn. ny srrrurs yosSr. ioccnt>
Colonel Dunwctdic, Millionaire. ~ cents
Klnrsdenc By Mrs YsIHtssrosu.uen. ~ eentA
N.rsms Heritage. BY AIN. C,LprK scent.
Mag. Socens
A Beautiful Woman ~ iros Broom ioccnu
Ionors Worth BY Mrr, otsrn 10 cents
Mine is Thine ny l.. W " Locsn,u ioccnh
My Hearts in the highland, ioecnu
lcnrletc ioceni
Christine Brovnlee's ordeal iSc
a Modern Minister. illustrated rs cents
roul vuo,. rt,man BY Joux rr..rcs mA.-oon 10
cents
Esther rcnnefathcr. BY ALICE rrsw rs cents
Justine Lover, - cents
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ry m'h. postage prepaid, To any part Of the united
| states, ON receipt OF the price.
HAurRs c,rAloeur mailed free receipt Of Nine
cents N stamps
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GKoRGE II. MOORE'S Suicide
Almost Positive Proof thnt he had for Some
Days been Insane.

The inquiry into the death OF George II
No,ro ,n,, prir,i,,,l ~ p,hi,c sohool No = ,hts
moore H'' Irlh'lp"i o' u"ii' H-hool NO hls
city, who was found dead on tho Yonkers Boulc
vnrd on "Wednesday morning. WAS held vcs,cr.
=, -, ,.... ,,i.',.,s,. fN
day In the Iown Olerk ONCE East Mount YER
non. The jury first went 10 the house OF the
dend man whore thcy oxnnined his wife Mrs
Minnie Moore She sald that on the lNh' Two
days before his death. he sent home n lot Of
rnrore and bis mock nthook en,n,v Ue rcturnnd
,'tr % tha, ,,ilt and She rcn,"pinj ,ho sin,.m
inritv - his 1"ndn, savinr sh" thnugh, hn y,as
,nin',, IA Kin himself He did nni infimni. any
i',a -, -, -.
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ENIL OSION IN BLISSIILLE.
Three Men Dangerously Injured In the Queens
County OiI Works.

Through the carelessness OF workmen en-
ploycd IN the Queens County Oh Works IN Blissyile.
Ions Island last evening. there was All explosion in the
receiving house, ana John McKcon, owen Lynch, and
James No rltuy were probably fatally injured Iumcli.
~ ~ after the explosion brilliant sheet ol ninc ilu-
wh l Tue shy ana altatird tnLir, from the BrnOklN
u,hl Wllhrf, but tt'1 Mclt IuWcrlrss 10
teHdet hiy assistance account the HissNe bridge
mihg broken The Long Islind CiiA hrrmen pleyonled
nc spread Oi The flames beyond the receiving house
dne loss II estimated ~ between S30D and SOD and
.uly covered y insurance. The injured wnrkinen were
~ We most seriously hurt liz faoe head and arms
not recover ''' ~ N'''
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flfTi GRAND DRAW NJ
AT LOUISVILLE. Nv. SEPT ;F. 1875
Nu rOHlrUNEMENT NO SCALING
i0fi ~ ~ ll.l H.. &lltiul il tl NEi.N'N
I,..ts aic ol., -. l,l,c,s. nltE u 4 rilNl
rNtEF sWpn ~ Prises ti's s.puN1
fllIL .. lnun go rr.ts a1 tiru
I lltIL 1usl Nu Htfrs 20 lttup
~ lfiNs slor. lnrsi. an rDkrs IL ll''D
% irlc~ rhNi iutsiI
% luae. tHfINnth. Apl.rnNin Hfiun lrifcs :.T1n
luNps -h'cIoI. APPROXIMATION irifr~ 1f'l
funs lncaDh. Al IplpAimduuu frkrs VH
lgsp PiSrs ... sIlitYi
M,n'lcu the tumaonW oal'h when 'ou apply or tcud
for tickets IA hsuN GO. Baukrrs.
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In. given YOU hodih tone and Ngor-a condition which
rld, h. maintained toy regular course o Russian baths
at 10 Lafayette phrr.--Ah
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Business Ilotuts.

The seed. Of sickness aud of death
In di-ordcrcd mouth are sown
whom had tho teeth or tout the breath,
Both soul and body lose their tone
Til sozopoNrs brought into play,
And sweeps these dire doiccts away.
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DIJOI,CED.

DFNr-In the city of Sow York on the 10Th dny NJ
scrtrnber 1915 bV inc iion rnc,dnrp W. .hruuh. \
iu,iicc oi the sul rene Court Amanda beat from John
Dent CHue, adultery
The sun., 1878-09-21

hy kNOX AMI IL Is Ncntabe beauty, cNhiiiiius tho
charnctrisics nj elegance o design and PERFECTION ~
Manufacture for which the halter hnsfr s6 many Years
hrtn celebrated select your hat. ritiior ~ 2il Br
way In the Fith Avenue Hotel, and you will do well
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

nsflvrRt aLNsEsc-rrts nLr - ..
sun rises. ~ sun Sets. 80 Moon rises IL ~
wArtR-rHS DAY.
sandy Hook. 81 lUov. Island. 90 Hell DATE OF
The sun., 1878-09-21

a c. disappears under July sun 90 fat disappears
ast ts ue use 0 Aans Ann Fat Those having ustiessy
en olher remedies readily reduced from Nv 10 dys
koahs er week b., this great remedy for eoTpulenee
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Weekly or monthly payments taken Tor furniture, car
pels bedding &c At CowpeI waite s. la1 and l57
Chatham At An immense stock and low pIloeA
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Bnp,ure Relieved and Cured.

DrJ 4 sitLRNANs appliance anil curative retain,
and cuus ~ I'TUEE without tho injury NJ A truss
Pamphlet with Photographic hkrncsMso cass before
and after cure mailed ior luc. once. 2jl Broadway
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New york agents fur al new-pirers ~ th" United
States and Cauadi Advertisements iurWarl'i daily
GEo T. HOWELL a co. 10 spruce st
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TIE NCALPkI, m siK Solurrr octave, n 5OO pages
each, eau he had of the Elituf ouly. Pncr sla
The London Lancet IN review OF eight pagrs sAys:
W. have received ten Numbers O this glorious journA
We take 10 ourselves the credi, Of originating H. had
there been Lancet IN Europe there would have been
no SeAlnel IN America do on you have begun-.Y ou
have our hearty cumlnendnt0n.'
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Undcrshrts and drawers Csc 37c SOC Six dress shirts
70 measure, 60 ReAjy-mAde unsundred, Toe 81 j. W.
Johnston go Grand a. also f27 9th ay 26th st. AdF
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pai, s,y,e. Fin. SILK IIn,s, NJ. 20 worth S.
inc DcrhVs e. fn worth 1 - New church IT. up STAIRS
The sun., 1878-09-21

Rupture.-pr MARSirS treatment Is the onlv
aud rrlHhlr cure. ~ Years rracucdl experience
Only office Vcaey st. Asor House
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4 TnEATfSE
nIsEAsEs OF TIE sExrAL .ysrEN

nv EDWARD II nlNoN. NJ u, Editor nj The scalr-l
so pA,rs fricc - 50 Tenth cdiaon since 1850 With
Arp'niiN on The Tfenuucnt o' lrcthtl Structure
IrWm the Evening Post
nr DIXON WIS pupil ~ Or Mit The inventor ~
great lulnher ~ valuable sureca lnstrunicnis and
pa uNou'T ~ thirty wears stnrine his books writ
th win great drhcAcN and care Yet with an Apparent
desire n communicate truth with the utmost force and
caTncstness
From the New York journal m Mediene and collateral
IL written IN rlcAf nervous STYLE ana IL calcu
lairi aswc think. L. do much good The descriptions
Arc accurately drawn md tho remedial measures iui-
t"us W. practitioner vii mt n ahninng In valuable
hu', nnd tho g"urrll U adler a W romr many
ml cauunnr ami ttcmuritnrN WHfnnss"
From tu" l"',i"n l.'i al nmi SURGICAL Journal
"pr DiAun has written much and well on various
hranChc ui SurccrN his huuk shows thorough HcquAnt
nure with modrrn practice. Structure, NAficncele ly-
droc' lr, amt fstua arr particularly well treated II In
decd lac has naufFrt 10 secure attention To ever, HAge
IN ~ Nulunir an ART that rev medical riterS
Horace hrrrlrN sfCNirs IN ihe New ArTk tribune
If to book rouil he placed IN H. hands oi every
Nouns man IN thr country NJ the ho Government,
would hc boon 10 tic ls,i's generation
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DIR. rLANYER's DOUBLE
How = sccunsret Managed 10 Horrow
Money and Obtain "a Wire.

Several months ago postmaetcr Shiploy
received "a -tri ty conillcntu l.ft"r IRON
Ii Dr. Thomas L. Hammer NJ tlie cts was - rr.
spOus Role man. INc reply WI. i'at ne Wla one ui
the most reliable men m th" clty Nothing NOR.
WIS thou M of the matter ~ tho iiWg. ln' II
now s.a.nu- Shat the rnpiy hru"d ~ told villain
to nav his iittlo tvuiidru'r yam" WIN dr,f.n
al .tl.a-a Dr Flnror hns rolHtiNra ut Will
minrton and other PLACES. who know fnc ln'-
tDfiNruuvl tine medium ul family history. amt
who. ou thn' a'routL allowed th"msciVD to- hr
imuis.d uuun hy tl' FALSE l'nnu"r
Suapuiuu concerning Ne ruotnnt doctor
oau-' tn Inquiries. iu the tgrly very na'ur-
have followed hi~ Wicked course for an ini"n.
uIte urtIYi IF hr lHi croft tukru % into his h"ud
500 MARI a. Ihis again cArii'i suspicion!
Hud N,r-r- llol I'' y Sons w'r" 'rrnrh'i
u kn. w IL Thnup4 q fnnn"r WIS an rirnt.
liIn, ut cneN fuIlI n in the uillrIatife and the
william oouruirt ni@ nuriote
Acc tln. marriage happiness and prosperity
.snurd Co.. afI.nd him until few duN- UIo.
when fNinc fresh caus" for euepieiun hrOnglt
this tirfr in t'fu following rNuliHit NuwuHrrt
" h. Thomas T. Tuuncr IN thc civt T. 49,
holland. un ro'"iri oi IN. Telegram inll ~ wrn-
der 4s tu ii- import wont Nv IN" llu.i1rs olli'c
for the purpose Of nec"rtpiniuv whoihrr or not
he Wa- ul home. Finding. him az the oni"'. b"
,Vhihitsd the dr,patch. II Wa- now tu" Doc
t.r- turn to ho SURPRISED. as h" was Wholly IN
u.pnaiutel with the ncr-on sonding II. Tho
prop'r rcply was NJ once iorYnrd,,d To VIII
4 day or twO ago DR.. Flann'r received letter
from relative in Wilmington gnny iull de-
tails of the impostur" and IN" Night OF IN"
sroundrcl. II seems that many years ago the
fellow cuuo into possession OF many ia'ts re.
laiug to IN" history oi the flanner family and
forever twenty years has been imposing upon
different MONITORS thereof. He Inns. at diilcr-
cnt times during the pcrlud mentioned. impcr-
snnat.d Dr. Iunnpr. and Tor a nump'r of years
the Doctor received pertinent little notes from
strangers. requesting him to remember certain
had never been. lie ALWAYS knew the source.
and has"vcr been able to prov" an alihi. hut IT
recent ycars he heard nothing morr OF his slip
had ceased to remember him rs kindly rs in
DAYS Of yorc." lie knows better now. however,
aud will take measures io prevent 20 rOntiuu-
auce of the swiudlng operations of the scoun-
drcl who has been abus ng HE good name io
the INJURY OF divers innocent and unsuspcrtinI;
PARTIES.
The bogus Flanner IL doscribod ms slim
spare made man. stuop should"r'd. with dark
piercing eyes. u pallid countcuanrc. and con-
stantly wearing apectaclcs.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY March 9-P M-Thc opera
portant volume ~ business but the promi-
noncc ~ the coal stocks during the early trans
actions served To divert attention from the here
toiore active list although tho Northwestern.
Lake Shore. the St Pauls. aud New York Gem
trail continued 10 interest the speculative cle-
mcnt The early operations In the general
market indicated An Improvement. hut the later
speculation developed weak tone under the
influence OF continued realzations. added to
a bearish feeling which. whether well
founded or not. sensibly recognized
in the final trade. During the day
lake Shore ranged ut 62.@62s et62 ,ef
62'.: while Northwestern common rose from
- : to ~, and then fell away near the close TO
IS. with final sales AT 3Ss. The prcierrrd how
morning a, So. @66'. s67 but in the Late deal
ings there was q decline to Co.. with final
transactions AZ 6Gh. Delaware. iarkawanna
and Western roee from 40. to Az, hut closed
Delaware and Hudson, on small business.
rallied l., y cent to 49,. without any sales
after midday; and Morris and Essex also re-
rrctcd ths cliqucd prrocramne 10y lis ACTIVITY
Jersey Central was = cent higher al l5S,
although none Of these stocks practically en-
tered into the afternoon speculation. ~. Paul
common advanced early ia the day from 49, to
3a', hut ran down 10 So, NJ tho closc: ana the
preferred. after opening At II. and advancing
- ~ fell N to II =, with final sales al the latter
figures. Union Pa tc moved NJ TO 20 from
go and closed ai 69A6 69A. Erie sold At ~
Harlem advanced 10 l45 and New York Central
rus" from 1861 a. 1863.
The following table represents tho opening.
highest, and lowest sales. regular way, OF tho
principal stocks, together with the number Of
sII dealt
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RECONCILED IN COURT
Extraordinary Termination of Extrner-
binary Suit for Divorce.


Arrah"lla lppcrman w. Thomas Upper
rnn his ease was hcioro Judge Cox yostcr-
day ON the petition ~ the plainUn for alimOuy,
and the cross petition of the defendant for di-
vOrcr. Tn all NgHiion hy tho plant II was tl (
mo marriage took ulnn ia January. lNI2, mud
that IN NoNem0cr. 1877. hcr husband wltuy
abandoned urt. and ms since refused a. Ilru-
VIDE tor herr. I'm hi4 cruss-pottion TOR diyor,c
tho husband alleged thut "a tho iuc oi the
marriage nrl 'linVpd the pl1irlnf uc hwuran
'I sl| 10 iNiIiu, 'l' iiun inN ,l.- 'i-' OF uu inc
rurtN. uatur.. d.-IuilIiy'ug 'r FROM hr'Nu-
iu4. % Wife. uut tuut within % I W months after
WNfr'na' she wa aii lnkI win lrDuuht "pi-
l"I..r Ore. Wa'i rr N'u'.d h"r from .is 'iHfs-
itlt NHr duir- aa WlI'. THAT siH ill uc'u so
llii'i 1t ice years hrlur" h'r murru"o. and
iui per CONGO ncui Cd N"r CONF Nn was a
lr1ud in ihN uNtrHr' contra =. IN" piHini "
uiit0- iN"i ur lNch w. tu 4l't "nill hcr recovery
WIS WON. N-f
Af.r th' .in.uHt,"n 81 one ur two witnesses
a' Co ih' Nilu' Hi ih' 81 icniinl. IfHiH rN.
NuwM guu-.rtvd col ~unn h.u-' hu.I lurmiur"
yui fixture Ni 70 VI ,r "mih Shop. ~. Df.
IS '-nf ~ ih'n r'll. ~ and 'Nhmih'd lu r"iet-
~. tom hrnIN 'I lhM nINnilO. whom li' att
q 10 rl Ns lly So i"n lN' Wiin".- suited iii 4
i' nnuht ID hsi rln'pu alton ~ epilepsy uui
ca'1i'rev. aud when i' was iirst consulted ii'
We iuigrn'i mai hc vas ilr~t attack ! Whom
'l rs So is ul Ht'. j. %" " 90, W ltii iiih' h'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10
IscrDrsrs IN 1iK LrpK or pIUs TX.
Taking T'irasrre In Act. or Forgiveness
roudnc.- for Chi.drcn-Grnnd Traits.


Vh" Ia t"i" u"N'r mad" personal
ru ,uY, uO 'Nuli ~ oven nat" thn-" wilu
Wor" h'9 NN' 'O"s. Nlmust his last official u't
WI. g. allow nrial off victor Emanuel i'm the
lNuhron. dfI .i' the opposition Nt thr tuuu-
ril.t. ul a. hn lNrir.i iu tHNr rlll d. pretty
tNIu- ou h'ar,f- 700" II liun kiu- drnfu:
AR. what u Wur. N. exclaimed Win a. smile.
90 II hNe taken my Go'. MONS. avid now joe lis
gone to become my SENIOR ia Oh. Kingdom Of
N"NvrN'
Too lH'i. l'iug tho Nrchli-lun 10 Ton. 20. lt
Nat sNu' as lupl Nunniu To- Maple. On ...
d.rl.' I.~ -|IuUtu iittu tIat llN OBJ lNH liNNI0-f
% ui b i.In Ms urcuuIll.'.ui. I.r ,' DIAM
Niu-oou Wits r.ut ly tarInUHri Hnu-I fr.l..r-.
aHi 1901 f.f tIiftW 're .iuut tryIul. lp liui lI,u.
r.N..f Ono day. while N.s Nu~ FOB NHa
lu .u i"ur" with the Mug. iNH 81 NI- r.i lu-
inaol. ~ rtpr,,. vI..h h.. -.l .f,i i7.n
iUun 'ng roi .piraiDr. ana contained .l ..,i-
pl.t' I-f,f tNe revolutionary a.0u.- In tIt
country. N'r iiuur1on NIuG utt'r.I A.sl,>
t..n. .f..ill -trll .lHd Oul hia Nlui Iil NH-
iHr. ur.rnu d tHlc thc tul.l4. llDh- .u.r 'i..-
ul h9d -'n.d nnl uuul. ti.iu lntH o. '0f..I
90 60. morrow i~ Sow Years nng." lp r,tU I.
1T your SUBJECTS know thAt yUu luI % Il.f nf
Your enemies gnl lurn.iIt this WIl lruug
Nli friends lDr tnr. nov Year"
tlrllnuri-m Was fifr ut lnNlu t0n: anil iu
1Siu tlr Ar fhisuup VINO lHi JUST N.tu fp-
mi einv Inc .,i.,ori of l, tiom.. II, hre,, b,
uNtnnin,. the ptrdun 81 some rrlcl. Who lad
been sentenced f., daIfh and ruyD san. tuHrN tl
..ui4 moro "A hin hi. ,,,yn pnlvec MS l..u nu
t.,ynrI tho Iilrfnl- Nutinnni st- was nj This time
So MARI od fhnt m, contrary party made rlot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10
PECtI'S INUINCIBLE FIRMNESS.
How the New Pope Once P"t Down ths
HriEands.

ROME. Feb 2D-Pope Gregory XVI be-
cltne much attached u him. and IN 1887
made him n preate Of his household. Soon
afterward h. was sent A. delegate 10
Benevento. then to Spoioto. and aftcrwart
to Perugia. In these cities he displayed
exceptiounal cepacliy, and won public ss.
charity. thorough integrity. and nvincihle
firmness. Benevento was unlortunnt"ly SIT,
uated. for II WAS AT distance from Rome, and
exposed 10 the incursions Of brigands and con-
trahundsis from the kingdom ot Naples. who
made II their asylum; the administrator.
therefore. offered special difficulties to the
delegate.
There were powerful families Of fortune and
rank who despls"d the Papnl authority, ana at
MonsiGnor Pccci had therefore, To- struggle
against TWO iorces-the hrlgands and the pro-
treting mobiles. Touched hN the miserable con-
ditiOn Of the province. he resolved 20 make a
change. cost him what it might He obtained a
capable officer named Sterhlni % organic the
line Of Customs on the frontier; hrlnduerd the
King OF Naples 10 enter into his plan, To- take
strict measures, and then securing III" good
VIII Of the on and men Of the e"ndNrmsrie
he set 70 work. The brigands were attacked.
followed to the castles whore they were in
n. nched and there stormcd.
II j. rrlatcd that one OF the most powerful Of
the mobiles zane about this time to VI lu-isnor
Peeei and told him that he was setting out Tor
Rome. and would return with an order iur nus
frspgls .on Ncry NIL rr.nd M MSaIle IN
tiro- months Ina prison ON lr'nd and water
Il is needless a. say thai hc meyer went, anI the
castle Of the samo Marquis was taken by a--
stuit, and the br,gands VITO Aai sought refuge
within were KILLED or taken prisoners, Ia a
few months the province WIS cleared oi lawl"Ne
bands, their patrons suhmlitei, N, O.. EHe
at testimony OF approval from the King 81
Naples. Monsignor Pee i allorward, at Spolcto
and .Pcrusia, actcd with snnlltT enersy In
i-tration. that MI Tie prisons became empty.
There was not single Prisoner.
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,..i ZEN '.. H..pft
J. .'t d.o- one hear OF "a lndy's attach-
~ subj -trauge pets n the writer
W 'Yiu'- 81 Howard street. "A dag
ie !. wing IN ilic lanliy are couple
@ .I. I~. twenty -Ouc months old, brought up hy
I.ni 80 Mrs Lu'ou They are African
! '.-. -, Ig- not ra-ily reared in this coun-
Us M Ms. lineoln has succeeded. by the cN-
~ = Hai care, in roaring them 10 their
90 ag' and size. Tie male weighs about
- "a rs, and The female perhaps nifty pouu lr
49, They have been At the house on Howard
sine. last september. and until within
h"nil have mad the run Of the place.
hb"u' the rooms with considerable
ul As a measure Of caution the
IN" thought the creatures should De-
I'f| ilr"'l ana their quarters hre now
W limited than formerly. although they have
= "a" 'lNdp.r run and n room adjoining the
%. NIiu only strong wire doors purating
tUW'moni-. Mr.. Lincoln il as free with
~ rs H- iadl are with their pOldos. She
h"}o with th"m, lroda them from her hands
'N' l- Taught them various trrks. They Will
"i at hrr bidding, lump through hoop,
d. 'tf tAr tpl'e restrictions were placed
'i 'i'n. The animnl5 were accustomed 10
Wl"lh" kitchen or parlpr among guests
-i Nit'h nI 'irlr quarters without CHEERING
'' any "uo. \ year aKp the liync-s used
AMY me -Hmr cpuo h with the lady al night
N.N she has grown iull lArgc 81 be taken
common brd,toad. tn" animals, are
Nr.p7nJ, anal, lu thelr gcntlrnc-1 show
ii"" po', ~ IS the l-W II hlndncs-, even
."' brute creation.
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Pun Ne LiiH H| IssInIh
In the course of the trial ~ the Nihilsts
at 81. Petersburg. an extraordinary scene re-
Gently occurred In the court. one Of the most
prominent among TIA" accused. a man named
Mischkin. complained in his defence Of tine
merciless i'll usage and torture TO which he had
been forced Ia submit during his two years de-
tention. According to his statement. oi the lsO
prisoners. during the prolonged examination
43 had died from natural causes ~ had conf
mtted suicide. and rs hal gone mad. con
trOvrrsy then arose between the Judge fnd The
accused during which the latter ~tgmatiz a
the proceedings RS being unworthy 81 the name
Of justice. and merely a misernhl" farce. At
these words the Judge Jumped up. aud gave
orders that the prisoner should be- at once re-
moved.
An ofllccr Of the gendarmes promptly soizod
Mschkin. hut az the same time two ollHr prs-
oncrs rushed a. IT. said Of the latter. nnl hand
t. contend against the three. and at the Same
time to cudcaNor 70 prevent MSchkin from
speaking further In this however hc was nm
surressl ul. and Mschkm continued in louder
key To- rail in strong terms against the Court
and the Judges. AT last "a gag Wis forced into
his mouth. and he. with his fellow prisoners.
was dragged ont Of the chamber. terrible tu-
mutt cnsuei in the court. Many women. SOM"
or went into Mysteries. ana loud cries cursiug
the tribunal We're heard All Efforts t. restore
order were fruiiloe4 ana the public resisted the
M. muts made hy the officials 70 mul' them
gcudarmee Were involved ln rlYluu- struggle,
lut eventually a Il .'t'hmNnt OF rldl r. -u'-
c'rdcd IN clearing The puoe. Tho President.
together with other judges W'l On" officers of
Wer. gazing how iid red and terrified, nj tie
s.uu,laipu- scene before them; and o." Posi- r.
d' at him- II was 80 grrntA rN 'ii"u that he lei
without declaring that the sitting was closed. n
privately been cnloiued 10 nuke 100 remark
Oh this extraordinary oscurrencr