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WASHINGTON.
Summer Dizziness Once More
Settles Down upon
the Capital.
4 Few Patriots Still Lingering
ut tho Doors Of tho De-
partments.
Effect Of the Failure Of the Mar
slals' Bill upon the
Courts.
The Officers Affected Will Con-
tinue to Act, and Trust
to Chance.
Distillcrs to DC Reminded that
the Leakage Bill Did
Not Pass,
And that Their Drawbacks Are
Needed to Repienish the
Treasury.
An Explanation Of the West Virginia
Senator's Treasury Which,
Doggfslness.
Himself and Brother Possess q Per
sistently Ignored Claim.
Distillcrs to DC Reminded TINT
the Leakage Bill Did
Not Pass,
And that Their Drawbacks Are
Needed to Rep!enish the
Treasury.
himself aud Brother Possess q Per
sistently Ignored Claim.
DULLNESS.
THE CAPITAL AFTER ADJOURNMENT.

Do Af4 ~ E1CDt
THE CAPITAL AFTER ADJOURNMENT.
5pec1at Dspdtc. to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. t., july 2.-Washlngton 2. has
afready nstupaeu it, summer appearance of n de-
serted village. About the Capitol there were
still somu signs Of expiring Congressional life.
4 iar number were gathering up the crumbs of
political pcrquisilcs, AMI packing their remnant
vi stationery, frankng the few last bundles OF
printed unspokeu oratory to dazel aud Won
dcrlng constituency. III tic Departments so1llc
Copercssmcn wcrr bubJ badgering ule executive
Officers for plnces for tlleir avorltc supporters,
or seeking to obtain longer leave Of absence
for adhercnts already In o1l}er. In tho streets
au occasional carriage dashed haatEiy alouv tu
the terrible sun CARVING Congressman llurrying
from one executive otllcn to auot!ler preparatory
to their Anal leave.
THE REST WAS SILENCE
and tluIlnees,' Md 60 the mrchanica! llumdrum
OF tl.e turr!d Washington summer life IL likely
to continue until tho approach of unotler Con-
gress.
Meanwhile the President and Cabinet aud
Department officials are preparing to enjoy
themselves on tic Fourth Of July holiday. The
President A,sA Secretary Of the Nary nnl sotne
friends tonight touk the Government boat
| TaIlapoosa aud left, to te conc for two or
three days nt Fortress Mnnrua and Hampton
| Koaus. Excursions Uf all sorts are prepared
| fur liIe Government pupu,acc that Is alwuYa
eager to taKe advantage Ut legal holiday.
, 1879-07-03
SODA AND nf,SEIEAL WATE1RS.
i[EIE; REASON
w FIX
Buck & hayuer Draw The Best SODA
iSater III tIlc United States, and
Their Mineral Waters Aro
Excellent.
Ncatncss and Cleanliness. I'll.
dispensable III tlleir
Preparation.
A Store Tint Keeps Open
All Might.


III The minds Of tuost people there Is a
great mystery Mtteutiih.. tho manufacture
Q! SudA sfutcr and Sodu Syrups.
llartiiy II scus0n las pnssed iu the last
twenty ycAss lint ne hasG not bcci, Of
fcrc1 amounts more ur lens fabulous jGr
the "ltecipe3o y from Hliclt our sIrnps
are Compounded.
As Il inattrr VI fact, tic only "sccrets"
connected with the business, 80 far as TIC
are concerned, nro c0tuprjse1 III thu two
words. PURITY Ut Mnterial mud NEAT~
NESS I'll manipulation.
puUr flour will nut turn ont gOUd brcnd,
nor wilt poor sngar, skIn-.nilk, md ertl-
ilcial 1lnS0rs produce gluss OF Soda Ma
ter tIIat il lit to drink.
Properly nale, It is not only 1iarm~
less, Iut a refreshing. hcalthftii. aud ILL.,
trltious beverage.
In tic best Soda Sirups on1y FRUITS
are used, fresh, ripe. and jnicy In their
season.
Lemon Strup Is madc from Lemons.
Raspberry from Rnsracrrtcs, and Piue-
Apple from rinc-Apples, combined III
proper proportions With the best Loaf
Cream, Sirup is simply Loaf Sugar dis
solrcd III Swect Creanl fresh from tic
D liz very @ ucsi Coffee that can be pro-
cured IL not loo good for onr usc, and
| tic same Is true Of Chocolate.
LII reality, moro caro and neatness are
exercised iii making nil oMr Sirups and in
carbonating the Wntcr tllnn In many u
cuisine Of tic most fast}aiUus family.
-Four Tickets are s0ltl Tor Itoe,.tv-
- IHcsc Tickets are good at either
! our State aud llNtftsOn -.ts. or our
Ctaaht-st. "!Spn," "a5.d J0r either Soda
or lIiuelttl Uaicrs.. .E9
The REVOLVING 1EE.CUTTEk Is m
invention that Wc adopted nlany years
ay0.
I!y its use the Ice ~ resolved into gilt
tcrlng particles, as flue;and soft as snow-
flakes.
Nothing Gun be more delicious on sui
try day tllnn glass Of sparkling Sola
YAttr, capped With these tlny ice-cr}s-
tAis.
, 1879-07-03
JOURNALISTIC,

Hf42Tu7
DANy1LLx, ILL.,, July 2.--Tho Daustlie f'o'f,
weekly Dcu,oeratiu ncWspsper, was sod yestel'
day to William N. B,ndY, DR.. barton, and J. u:
Mann. U4tniy II Gen. J. G. h1acx's cEert' ns4u
tho object OF tic purcbass scums to Do 10 pusa
utaek's nomination for uoVfFuor.
Suxeiui D4eulsa 10 TAt z>taus~
srn,surlxLp, ILL.,, July a.-Attef great deal
ot negotiating pro anl con, ocn* taltnef nus u
Inst so,h ,bn Staft Ney xt<r to II. ". Rocker,
tiartrs Edwar r.Is, md John II. DDcrly, tctaiu'n;s
nusr!cr Interest for ll,s beae!t os Sir. tfaGb:,
hss su,,iI,.faw. Mr. Obssly will have ed!to!iua III
Charge. and psoposes to cnanxo s.'e stys ~ tug
tis Enw YORK SUI. lIls new paper will be 3D.
yullve,l Democratic III tonr, ND WI at.'o.u.t
rul. suu{,urt fslIuer a. its tIFst eho'co ''1'
Tulcu " lss stcouI cuuiev for Psesalcat*
, 1879-07-03
WHITE HOUSE GOSSIP.

HOW THE r.ratp.Nr AND CAulSET MINISTER'S
Will stkHD THE SUMMER.
Tashfn0tn1 f'oFrfsu1HdtHr+ F1siud.tphH FtfsI
In authorization Ut t!lu adjournment Ut Con-
gress, tho rrest1cut uI,d numbers u ills Cabi-
net are prsiccttn& arrangements tor brtrf
recreation dArit,.: tlle summer. The President,
With ilis family, will leaye tie Execrtyu Mau.
s.un immediately after tho atluurnlnc,It, and
will occupy oua Ut tho comfortable residences a.
lhr S.,!h,urs' Hume tn the vicinity VI this ETY.
1t tua been tie custom Ut Presidents suee t!lU
tlllnultII uf thu ltUt1Iu u UerupY uHu VI these
bulld.nss, President Duruanaa was the 'irst to
establish tar CUSTOM, 4ltu u!y1trt llts summers
between hta residence there at,u Bedford spEIHgs.
President L!Mroin also lna1a hts summer resi-
denru ut thu llome. President urant pro-
ierFe.l the eeashore. tnvurfah'y spending Its
summer At Lung 13ralsch. wtero hc "Hncu
sion, ll,u President has been prevented fton
earring out hts trip To thu Pacific Coast, out
cou.cnsplates loIns 80 turing sns autumn.
Secretary uml Mrs. Eyarts, with !tc!r daugtl-
leave Ior Windsor, VI, ihc Secretary, however,
! re,nulning tlIeIu onlf u lev daYs: llu expects
IL re,atn III Washington until Ut !east tie lrst
week m August, ~ con'plcte Important busl'
wnese hu Will remain until tle lst Ut October.
uuieas snuuur recalled to thu Carttal. The
| yuuug luIIes of shr family, Mtssea i.ettie aud
Luuaa, uEu 1,ow absent from t'e city cnjnrtus
visit t.. .thesr tr4cads and atteHdnS Comuon:e"
! Intnts.
unu lie Secretary Ettasuif will tc,n4n here ai:'ss
| OF tic sulu!uer, It 10 presumed to work W h's
! rresident.at ratn Daign.
Secretary slcCrary wtll oecupYthc liotestcs4,
Ut tllu Soldiers Home, will h!s VILE. ba| naa
children will vpend the sun,nler IN !o*a.
| Secretary Tnulppkuh SAYS llat alter NY au'
jou1ltaent hv will take Ills drpaEtAEcfu fur lndsAua,
ullA spend hs yaration w tts !ar'u.
| ) HecrekHIy 6cllurz Will u to !ltcF tarx.
Greater nortlOu ii tho Hualnlcr IN tue mouataius
| Ut Teunessce.
Attorpey.Gcurral Deycus will d!ylde Ills tlnIe
betwuun hers uni New Eng1aud, spending most
| of II, hoHaFer, !n tn!s city.
, 1879-07-03

Fotrf6f 1ftputch 10 3hs 7t7tHHk
WASHINGTON, D. t., july .-Thc Gan,gee
rcfrigcrat!ng experiment will probably not bo
tried BY the Government. The lact that Con-
cress refused to direct The Secretary Of the
Treasury by specific law to contract With Gam
zee doubtless puts an fnd to whatever pros
rcrts GamKce bud. 1t Is learned tint the u1a-
]orty uf thu Southern men who nt frst favored
this plan are uuw opposed 10 It. Some ot tlIcsn
urged Speaker Randall not to give any recoQn!.
lin to auy member wIlo tavored the project. It
ts stated tia, Goole, uE Virginia. stas'ds alone
Of tie Southern men on tho Ye!tow-FcTcr CUM
1nittce In favor uf tic plan.
rEAHs OF 1ELLow FEvER.
Chalmers, of Mississippi, who has just re-
turncd from lis State. SAYS that tteru Is so1no
trepi1at[on ut the fear that the 6courGc may rc~
appear t!Ils season, and many hare made prepa-
saious to tcaye easlicr than usual but that the
tuedtca! mun us,sl those who hayc been watching
Tic dsrast DO not antic,oate It this &casou. M:.
Chalmers, hawcver, and number Of oIilcr
9nutl,esn men will take their families TO tue
Virginia mountains for The seuson.
THE EXODUS.
Gen. Chalmers says thut sllr exodus Of colorcl
people frnm stssttBstpI' Il apparently ut MI cud.
lie sayk tt,c s4orrd people arr nll working well,
ut,l are coDtentG.i n,ll ha2Hr. 1lr attributes
ts condition Ut utfairs to s1le fact lhat ,ne pfos
pe.t IL fair Tor un exceptionally Eu6d ':rup of
curu and cottuu. :; ! j,
MISSISSIPPI POLITICS.
Gen. Chalmers kays that thr people Of Hfssis-
tlpp, III Hei1ural n;,ilear 10 t4kc ltttfp Or 10 IT.
terrRt Ill The political Qats:i!'u+ w!l'r have en-
gageu tile attention ot Congress dustli, 'nc ia1t
lt.rec months, un,t .llt t!Ir questions 0f how
many I,aies Of eutton t1lrv cat raise, MD the
probable price OF tlIat staple. ful"rcst ls. tom
stttucuts more lrGpy tIkn .hatlut4 EeIalt!Ig to
taYutle.s ur Deputy Martna!s Ut the pulls.
, 1879-07-03

SrSrfht uLspAttA 10 1hf 4TihfHfs
WASHINGTON, D. c., July ellie epreaeutatiyo
Atkins, Of Tennessee, Chairman of the Arpro-
priatlon Committee, dues not leave for home
very ilappy lnun. lie said. tust before leavins
that lie greatly regretted f'lat thu muncy ncecs-
Hary to pny tic regular fees Of Slarshals for
executing tic customary processes Of tho courts
had not been appropriated. He also stated
tlat the restrictive political section ip ta bill,
tic second section, ou account Of which the
President vetoed lle measure, was inserted to
satisfy Springer, 0! 1llnois, aud Other members
of .ir Committee Of Safety, who threatened to
bolt II tlut provision was omitted. Atkins, how-
eycr did suy TINT hc thought tllat Congress would
certuinly yutc deficiency bIll at tic beginning Of
tue next regular session ol Congress to rcim~
barsc the Matshals for any expenses on account
OF regular court work. @ her Democrats, how
ever, arc on record tn ter sprerl!cs Us trcatcn-
lux impeachment .o any olllcer ~ho should III
eur expcnsu without specific appropriations.
Atkins also SAIL Tint 1t was necessary for the
conservative Democrats, who really wers In tho
nIjur1ty, 10 Rliuw tlIc Eer0luitolI1Ets To nave
,l,clr liral, a. IL was mt pusslble to control
tlctu uutll uttrr 1on.;. sharp struggle.
OPTICAL OPINION.
Tie National Ntln45'ican Will tomorrow coll
tain nn Important uEticle known to reflect lllc
condition iii wlef, ,ic Courts arc pl4crt bs tl.v
fuflure uf the appropriations Tor Mnrstlnls. CoB-
auipliuu with ynrous otllrers .! tllr GOVERN
u1ett, Including accounting u1!icers, vino haye
to pass upou tic etist structiot of lte lava. Shows
lat tic Atlpr1lry-tic,!rral will succeed il, keet-
imt tIlc Courts open .ur ull usual business.
Iha ATTEMPT will bv unhrr the rotst rllcltou
Of See JG7 vi tile lcvsct! Statutus. 10 tlr effect
1nut II docs not Iroh,t!t tllt iuittment of il,u
intont Of ll,e existing Law, alttuugn Il pIn!nlY
fnrnitjs iIw expenditure D; any money In excesa
Of luz approuf,ulu,,. II rc.uis NJ fulIuw4:
s.c 4 mn m departu,cnt uf tuu toyxfnuent
stxu sxneuI Ia any olu hscal yrar nav sun IN ~.
cp,s Of npp,uprtut!uus inAdr by Gulgsoss for tuat
u4cal year. Or lnyoye the tiostsUHcn' n any Gun.
facL for the future payment of money III excets VI
sueh appropriation.
It Ia nlso maintained that m officer. Who !n'
ours thls llabsliy, whss' II fsfsaote alaol!tt ne
pe"us upon ths astu " vi, ~ & ts ,,,'1
!ts cotn!lste tGeo.us. H.. ,.s"t "vt H. .".ttn
blors u ahY 1A'sas'lo" u t''e ~ q"'91'o"'
al"l tt'as .u,,.,,,
III CANNOT do othka".sa
under his cath Of oilics than
execute lhu n,audaies Of tho Court.
| III u;t!er words, It IL Claimed that tue fulfill
| wcnt Ut existing laws or their faithful cxcCu-
t!uu In lp administration OF tnxtlce IL the pura
mount utv OF lie Marshnls, despite tue laituTe
, 1879-07-03
TIE TEAKAGE BILL.
ITS FAILURE AND TIE CONSEQUENCES.

sptrl1t pspntth tn 7ht Tftblne
WAsHtNuroN. p. C., july 9.-rhc Committee
Of Western D!stl,lers, led BY Dr.. Rush ani
Dutralu Miller, was not successful in Its attempt
to pass tile Leakage bill OF tic bill author-
tzng a!owances 10 hc made for Ieakagc Tn ex-
port packages of alcohol. The Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue had notified the parties In.
tcres.ed .hat he would withhold lie collection
Ut Eomo s80,001 assessed on such packages as
would have been benefited by th!s Leakage bill
until Congress should have bad an op-
portunity 10 pass upon 1t. The Ways
u,ll Means Committee, owing to
the excrttons Of DR.. Rush and others here did
favorab1r reuort the bill 10 thc House. but this
WIS loue at time when tho Wuys arl Means
Committee had nearly unanimously determined
thas titat Committee wollIl not undertake to
rcpdrt auy business fur tassngo At this session.
Fernando Wuod shortly after that LETT for
EUROPE, and tue mattrr vas permitted 20 r..
,uain Iii the Committee. II IL possible that at
thc next session the !,ilt will po passed. alen1''
while, Commissioner Kaum has ordered the
immediate collection III all 1rawhack asscts.
nlct.ts, md they must of rourse bc paid.
, 1879-07-03
fnf'orsc m attemoL to keep tho courts open un-
der 1t he will renler htmsclf

t1AHtr TO IMPEACHMENT.
The opinions thus expressed are ba*cd unon
the assn1ptmn that the majority Of Congress.
al tss lAst scshtnn, was no deAntratelY intent
ilpnn prohibiting thu Department OF Justhe .
from, incnrring my liability, however
remote nr Indirect, IN tic execution OF
the National EIcctton laws, and that
while such construction OF Sec. a,Gy7
nary business III str courts. il xn,1I certainly
mt t overlooked its application we're to he ef.
tended 10 iI,e appointment ot DEPUTY ,dnrsliats
and ir rer,gnIittin OF tlrlr services by Tic De.
portmcnt. "Any attcmot," .atu onr Democratfc
member last night, "ty the Administration
or Attorncv.UeueralD Drvens tu tw!st thu law or
Grade The prohibition Of The restriction We have
Imposed u,un them would certainly rcsutt in
tn: impeachment of tho Offender. wht.evcr no
might be, ffom 1layes down." All nf whsri,
NAV accepted AZ an empty threat, for The lem.
ocrats arc not strong enough TO coas'ct In the
8euase.
, 1879-07-03

Eptftas Dtspsteh 10 1hs Tribune.
WAsNuNdToH.' u. G., July 2+-lhc Post
Olllcs Department Is ubout to Incorporate lu
lts regulations VI ordar likely 10 materially re-
ducc thu uuatal revenue. SUM years ago thcro
Wus llw u4..rl uulaorl1:n. lus sellder a& y
, 1879-07-03
rx,oa;o rRoTT1Nti crUH
HE CHICAGO
Jockey AND 4ROIP[nG CLUB.
Special 7rotting Meeting!
JULY 4Ath,
Three Great Races!
HOP EE' QJI1
To Beat 2:14 for $4,000
FIRST RACE.

FIRST RACE.
PURSE $l,250; for 5-year-olds and unde
1925 to first, 1915 to second, $l85 to thir
$l25 to fourth
ill., IT, Bowman IIarrehburg, Ky b. SoSo, years DID,
g. Gilbert Adaus Franksle Wis.,, gr Jennie e. years DID,
g. Samp Wkon RushyI|e, ad. b. Ill. Mlo G., years old:
l. James Wilson, Rushyie, Ind, b. H. Lulu K, years ed
g. Samuel KoyS Pittsburgh, Pa., b. 6. Wry Jim, years DID,
G. Geo. D. Haycs Stcring I'LL, b. CapouI years old.
7. Dudd Doblo, Chicago ILL.,, b. g. Donald, 5 years old
SA c. Fisk Coldwaer ilich. b. g. Buffalo Bill, years DID,
9RM Drodlead Milwaukee, WS, b. Kentucky Wilkes yearS DID,
TO- andy Mcdowell, Day City, lie b. g. Tom Walton, years DID,
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ton to take the hint and they arc exhorted
by the New York Independent to stand fast.
Apparently the Methodist brethren in
New England have become even more lax
In their doctrinal views. At n recent Dis
trct Conference, the Rev. Mr.. GOULD Of
Northampton complaining that the terrors
Of the law were not preached M they used
to be, the Row. Mr.. SCorr Of Springfield
responded that he was very glad Of it; " the
minds Of many rcvoltcd at the old ideas OF
future punishment" Tho Rev. DR.. RICE
agreed with Brother SCoTr; modern congre-
cations wouldn't stand the JONATHAN Ed
WARDS style OF preaching. and it wasn't
suited to them. Later in the proceedings, the
Rev. Mr. GRACEY Of Westhcld was taken to
task for saying that while he would have no
hesitation in receiving an avowcd Univcr-
salst into the church, he couldn't con-
scientiously take In man whom he knew to
be Unitarian. Tho Rev. Drs. RICE, 1'RAF-
TON, and CHURCH admonlshed Brother
GRAcEY that the only test Of membership in
the Methodist Church was Il forsaking Of
sin and desire to lead right life
At the rate things are going, the next
meetings OF the general conferences assem-
blies. and councils OF our orthodox Protes-
tant churches promise to be interesting
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rected the killing OF the rest OF the herd,
though they have not yet exhibited the
symptoms Of pleuro-pneumona The Board
has also arrested the men who brought
them here.
As TO tho cows In tho Brooklyn dlstilcry,
they are the animals from which our swill
milk comes, and are never In healthy con-
dition. Whether they have pleuro-pneu-
monia or not they give milk unfit for use,
and such nurseries OF disease ought TO be
broken up. Seven hundred COWS are crowded
In three long sheds with narrow stalls. and
fed on steaming aud fermented food. "The
prevailing feature Of the whole establish
ment," says DIR. WHITE. the Sanitary In
spector, as economy of space, without the
slightest regard to the comfort or health OF
these wretched creatures"
We trust that the measures adopted by
our Board OF Health for the prevention Of
the spread OF the disease will be initiated by
other cities and in the different States; for
anything approaching an epidemic OF
plcuro-pncumonia would inilict heavy loss
ON the country and create a suspicion re-
gardinR all beef offered for sale. The breed
and quality OF American cattle have much
improved Of recent years. and there is a
vast amount Of capital invested In their
rearing. There Is so much interest, there
fore, felt in protecting them against con-
tagion that there is little or no fear Of any
endemic
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H1LLIAHDsroN. n. c.. Feb. 10.


To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-lSir.
read in a recent Sunday number Of THE SUN
some account Of a work written by Mr.. O'Flan-
agan, which reminds me OF several familiar
names. particularly Mr.. Henry Grattan. Tho
last time saw Mr.. Grutan was in Henry street.
in the city OF Dublin. In the year 1919. It was
on a day when he and Col. Robert Shaw were
cected as members of Parliament for the city.
after which the customary chairing Of the mem
bers took place. graphically described by Ho-
garth in one OF his caricaturcs. A large mob
WIS IN attendance when tho procession started
from the court house in Groen street. ana the
mob increased with the movement OF the pro-
cesson until IL reached Henry street. On COM
ing opposite to- the entrance OF Coles Lane
Market 1t was joined by the butcher boys, fish
women and chimney sweepcrs. At that point
AN attack was made on the carriage by the mob
and Mr.. Grattan was hurled from II. Had Il
not been for the citizens who came TO his res
cue and brought him into the house Of n Mr.
Preston. he would have been killed. The re .
were much excited and furious In denounciug
Mr. Grattan. One woman roared out WHY
don't YOU murthcr the Guild traitor" Mr.. Graf
tan had hecn a strenuous advocate OF Roman
Catholic Emancipation. and had hitherto been
iuOlized 10y the Roman Catholics. and | know
not for whnt cause they showed such hatred Of
him. On former occasions. when a chuir.ng of
Mr. Gruttqn took place. II you happened To meet
the crowd, and did not take of your hat. you
were knocked down 10y some chimney sweeper
or other gentleman.
Shortly after this occurrence the Dublin City
Corporation presented an address TO Mr.. Grti-
tan. congrauluting him on his fortunate escape
b"lteve II was opposed In the Common tOuu-
Ell 10y u Mr.. John Giilard. on the grounds that
Mr.: Grattan was beat N by his own mob.
Mr. Grattan was Of medium size and had 70
pnle face. and sharp. angular features. He WAS
brooches. white stockings ana low shoes.
have not read Mr. OFlanagan's book, and he
may. perhaps. give a fuller account of what
was an eye witness TO. l.. ID. G.
FIN q 1879
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The History of % Lion.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-.Sir: | notice
IN rnr suS paragraph from tie GAINESVILLE Gis-as d,
.crbing the death Old Parker" the celebrated on
as having occurred in Jancsvc and saying that the
time u his death he owned by Mr. Burr Robins
Parker did not die At Janesvlle; nor did Mr.. Robins
ever have proprietary interest hair VI hi
tail
Parker was purchased In London In 1868. by the pro
pretors Of the establishment known The Great Euro
poan Circus which was organized that year and
mCucrd it, asuu IN Detroit
Parker INSIDE hi first appearance according to the PRO
Erhmne oi the establishment. as Live Lion lune,
the streets at that time under the charge OF Crockett
amt continued under Grockcts charge Us one
~ the principal features Of The European Circus until
crockett died IN Cincinnati. twoor three wears alter
from the tuccts of sunstfukc with which hc siN
ten while standing beside Parker IN the street prore
lie then passed into The charge of CroCkets former
Nstnnt 1erce, and continued 10 be exhibited until sold
g. the barnum show, OF which he remained the attrac
unn az 20 he time u was sold ut auction when Firkcr
was again purchased by the rrouctors the European
circus, VINO aiterward sold him 10 Barnun.
SHORTLY asr this Parker began 60 show si.ls NJ lie
ctcrtuic and OH axe, which eliminated IN almost COM
pct phfANsl or the uins, andit was decided upon
suaunn that rather than allow noble ana celebrated
beast % huger In pain he should be relieved ~ his
eriuss hy death. dose ot poison was Accorn.l, All
central Park in the civ oi Sew York rom Tie cncct, O
winch he died peacefully and calmly in the cour-, %
lew moments HIS skin then removed and Pre- souted
To Dr. Lcotard. the taNidcrmist
These the facts about Parker and the article in the
JanVsNlc PAPER A. copied Tor word from the nara
graph which Appeared ~ luF soN the day after lartors
rcHh, which WRIT by OF the assistant krntcrs
Of the animals m Central Park
Way MI Robins should have perverted the truth hy i
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