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The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
Anoehsr HAD Canine.

The mad dog excitement ran rife, last
night, about six o'clock, In the neighbor-
hood Of Eleventh and Lombard streets
and over Eleventh street bridge. A
yellow and white dog that wss undoubt-
sdly suffering fforn the rabies ran through
those neighborhoods spreading terror on
all sides and biting number Of dogs. A
colored man whose dog was bitten
promptly shot 1t, but none Of the other
dogs were killed or even tied up.
OTHER DOGS BITTEN.
1t Is understood that several dogs
which were bitten by the mad dog in
Brandywine village last Saturday even
ing are still at large. The owners do
not appear 70 realize the great danger
which their negligence is snbjecting the
citizens to. II all the dogs that have
been bitten by CANNES reported to have
been rabid, go mad the town will be
full Of hydrophobia before the cool wea-
ther comes.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
Excursions Tomorrow

hs annual excursion Of the Shi elds
Prary Association to Cape May takes
20 to morrow, the steamer leaving
urth street wharf at 6 o clock sharp.
me excursion will be a very large
u all the limited lumber of tick cts
% been sold. Tho Association have
srnlned to allow no disreputable
fscter on board, and the determina-
Will be carried out. For the benefit
nose who desire to trip the light fan
llt' good music has been secured.
(erytAing will be done by the Associa-
70 make the trip an enjoya BILE
10 regular weekly excursion to Ocean
viii also take place tomorrow the
leaving the 2. W & B. r. r. depo,
o'clock, and returning leave Ocean
No P. III. The Patrons of Hus.
,uiy WIN also go down to that place
Us eIcunion to Atlantic City undel
auspices Of the ladies' of the w esl
pyserlan Church also takes place to
uuw. ,h The excursionists will leave
us ,us steamer FELTON, at $50 O'Clock, fol
autn, where they will take the mar
S'use faiiioad for the city by th,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
A PLEASANT TDKRs
YACHTING AND FISHING IN THE 1A0
AND OCEAN.

1ACATlNd AND FISHING IN THE 04S'
AND OCEAN.
On Saturday, July 20th, a party con-
sisting of Messrs. Walter Cuhmih1, DR..
S. A. Murphy, e. II. Gayley, VIM. ~
del, Harry Tatnall, Chas. B. Adams, 8r.
Brick, J. w. Bissel, of this city, ani i1r.
Ferguson Of Mass, left Wilmington for
an extended yachting and fishing trip On
the New Jersey yacht T. b. Huseed. ~
The first place touched 1t was Dela-
ware city, where short stop was made,
and from there the party proceeded TO
Fortescue, In New Jersey sli .bltas
Lewes and the Delaware BreakwatsF
were next stopped ct, and the party exs
plored these two places with interest.
The boat then dropped out Of the bay
and sailed down to Rehuboth. A
good many Wilmington aequaintalees
were met with here and pleasant time
was spent. Mr.. Tatnall 1eft the. party
here. The next thing IN order was :
trial of luck at blue fishing. Oh The
''south banks" and no mean success was
met with. I,,.., ',,..,, -, 80. ~
Having fshed as, long as, jpstic4. 70
their limited time and extended pro-
gramme would permit, sail was ct .for
Cape May, which wss-soon reached. A
day and night was spent, here. Long
Branch, New York and COney Island
were next visited In turn. =,
In returning the party stopped At At
lantic City, where they left the boat and
returned to Wilmington by rail, reAch-
ing here last night. - ,,-.''' ,.-.'.'s,
The trip was an exceedingly pleasant
one and had but few phases tending q
take away enjoyment. In the Atlantic,
between Barnagat and Atlantic City
two days were spent In blue fishing and
great success crowned the efforts Of thu
whole crew. Yesterday morning Mr.
Cummins caught one weighing over II
pounds. ".1 49,. esss9 le.si
Near Cape May the party indulged u
shark fishing and succeeded In landfnl
six of those monsters, Mr.. Burrowi
caught an immense enc, eight feet lohI
and weighing over 400 pounds. Mr.
Cummins shot it, and it was sold nea
by. -
The whole party is very much plesse'
with their tip, and think they neve
spent vacation pleasanter. o., II.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06

Having stolen everything belonging te
other people, the st. Louis thieves have
now turned themselves loose on The
police. The other evening, while pOr
tly detective " as tanning his super-he o.
ell brow on the front steps Uf his resi-
dence a sarcastic thief slipped in by th'
back door and carried of lot of house
hold furniture. Very naturally the peo-
pie want to know what Is going 10 he
come of them when dets c,ives can't pro-
tect their own property.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
ATTEMPTED TO MURDER HER
HUSBAND.

1t will be remembered that last week
Mrs. Schetz of Rochester, New York,
came to this city and complained Of ill-
treatment at the hands of her husband,
and that subsequently she started for
home in company with Mr.. Schetx and
Detective Laver. information was re-
ceived In this city yesterday to the effect
that tho trio stopped at Watkins on FRI
day night, the husband and wife room
ing together. During the night she cut
her throat, almost severing The carotid
artery, and would have succeeded In mur-
derlng him if the detective had not heard
the noise and come to the rescue Of the
unfortunate man. The parties arrived
In Rochester on the following day, and
the woman was held by the authorities.
1t is the general impression that the wo-
man is insane-Press. bon y
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
Isu,pPovcment.

The congregation of 1t. James Cath
clio church are engaged in building a
new three stsry brick dwelling for The
use OF their pastor, r Father Dollard, which
ID nearly rssdy for occupsncy.
The house which was formerly oc ,u .
pied bv the pastor, viii be used az male
orphan asy Ium, and will be under the
DOmini sian Histers. Before the house
can be occupied as such number OF
alterations will have to be made, and in
order 10 defsay the expenses Of the slie-
ration a collection was taken mp on
Sunday last which amounted to $50.
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Personal.

n
lan H; on Crawford. the wide-.v.ts .ho.
Fps %sss second street, proposes to 90 saGo 20
hd remsinn ns IN q few days with his = fa%,iv IN 10
t D, sln Sa week or two. ' '"'ni's
M The siaIusI sian 81. A. Murphy has rs,urr.,
20. ''S' after an absence I Of = ts,uIneS Ssst or
eaasa;n1 :, u; n1sshn.on, : " of the firm ., ruo,.
% "aukssha Springs, Wisoonsin CmSa- :
vi for 3; Mcdaniel 4 Iu Of this oi.y "n' ,tsrt. to
itss for ,ss tour through tSs 'SSess west.1c 70,
patent gas xsuslssSs pSspSss of introducing
q is; ft.,]dSsS%%, ,%]dSS%a. Bailey Potter. MD
his souS; sS'uS has sailed from I,xs1%Ga; ,xonaon
id,.ssd .sd visit ,is snsas nsShae. he win make
hs win III ts, oaI country. B puriee 1he oiu, III.
AS E,i",. Is member Of the h,elsdls' o%h'
s1ass's iss ss e.. 1s1O. q o..
qhs NJ ussn spending sSoft Ss, ,scs,, nc;, Where
teak camp caJsss ta'ao Of Camp vinoent" vi,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
THE BrSMARK-KELLEY INTER.
VIEW, 'H.th
= rom the Baltimore American.

Bismarck confessed to Mr.. Kelley, and
Minister White that 1t had been aGreat
blunder and that he had already ~Giyen
orders to rectify it. He also conceded
the wisdom of Mr.. Kelley's protection
views. So we speak of Mr.. Kelley's visit
as a sort Of gloriacations meeting. tits
that'a great nation Ike Gefuany, aftsr
buffeting among thelbrakers Of free trade
and monometalism, should adopt ones
ideas almost in toto and enter ths, safe
harbor provided by protsCtiOh tdnik and
a bismetalHc basis for, currency, and II
Mr.. Kelley makes no effsrts TO conceal
his qualification over, these facts in hia
letter to. the Philadelphia TrHRs, he L
certainly excusable.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
DROWNED In THE DELAw ARE

Shortly after 9,o,clock yesterday morn.
ing q man di vested himself Of his cap
and coat at Pier IS, Delaware river, after
which he ran to the end Of the pier and
jumped into the water. A number OF
passers- by who saw the man commit
the rash act rushed to the pier and thre "
boards and ropes to the struggling man,
who made no attempt to seize them. II
was evidently q Determined case Of sui.
eide, m the man was drowned In short
time. His body was afterward recoR-
nixed rs being that of Anton Franz, @
rag picker residing at No. A7 Front
street PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
PROPOSALS.

Will be received at the Office OF Clerk of
Council until Thursday evening, August I, /,
at 7.45 O'Clock. for excavattpg about 1.5OC
yards OF materisl from Fourteenth street,
east ofRailroad avenue Said material to be
deposited on the bed OF Fourteenth street,
between Clay mont street and Railroad
avenue, distance to be hauled is about 16C
yards. "A bond OF one hundred dollars
($lO) must accompany each bid for the
good faith OF the same. The work to be
done under the supervision of the Sire ell
Commissioner. Blank proposals Will be
Furnished by the Clerk OF CITY Council.
JAMES MCGLINCHEY,
Chairman OF Ike Opening Street Com
mittee, aug4-4t.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
GETTING BETTER,

Mr.. Powell, the well known fish deal
er Of Third street market house, who
was bitten on the small finger by his
dog on Saturday last, is taking all the
precautionary measures that is known to
prevent hydrophobia. 1t is the general
belief among those who saw the dog
that II was not affected with the hydro
phobia. Mr.. Powell's finger does not
cause him any pain, and II is gradually
healing mp. ~
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
A Sultry Might.

Last night was one of the warmest we
have had this summer. The mercury
stood very high in the thermometers, the
air was oppressive and not breath Of
wind was stirring. Sleeping was only
accomplished under difficulties. Later
at night slight rain fell which cooled
things somewhat.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
DIED.

WELSH.-In this city ON the Sth iust.
Mich ael son OF Thorn a. and Mary Wel1h
aged years. ,ltf ~ rft.+4rff
The relatives and friends OF the fsmily
are invited 70 attend the funeral nom the
residence OF his paron1s, No. 6O3 w Front
street, on Thursday afternoon Ct $50 o.
clock. lnterment inyvhe New tUalhedral
Cemetery. :
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
Al m.yor AIlmond's Court.


The first case before His Honor, the
Mayor, last evening, was that OF a man
who had been arrested upon complaint OF
his wife for abusive and threatening
language. He saved his wife the trouble
of tes tifying against him by pleading
"guilty," and was required to pay nee
Of ten dollars and the costs of the case,
and was held to keep the peace In the
sum of 5000.
"Lottie," notorious female character
around town, was then put in the dock
on the charge of being drunk and acting
disorderly on the street. Those VIII had
b er arrested did not put in an appearance,
and she was discharged.
OFFICER PAYNE's ASSAILANTs.
All of officer Payne's Tassailants have
furnished bail and are at liberty.
Cricket Matches.
The Chester Club will play the Bel
mont Cricket Club tomorrow, on the
grounds of the latter club, at 4!th street
and DARBY road, Philadelphia. The
home club will leave here on the 9.Z3
a. M. train, and they wish all the citizens
who can to accompany them. They ex'
On Monday, August 18th, they play
the Girard Club, at Oakdaie Park, fnii-
on Saturday August 23d, they play the
Oxford Club on the Chester grounds.
On Saturday September 9th, they play
the Frankford Club also NJ Chester'
chester News.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
SALE OF DWELLING.

On Saturday afternoon next at 8
o'clock, J T. Head real estate agent will
sell at public sale, the two story brick
dwelling at the N. w. corner Of Pine and
Shearman streets. The house contains
six rooms and bath room, Is well built
and is situated in neighborhood that is
rapidly improving. The lot is fourteen
feet seven and q half inches front by
seventy y-one feet six inches deep.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
A GANG.

There is some complaint of crowd
of young men and boys VINO ntgS;,y S;E
congregate around the corners OF SIX
teenth and French streets and gives
much annoyance to the people living
near. The gang is likely to get into
trouble.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
The Camp Meeting at Wye.

Rev. G. NJ. Pegg, pastor Of Scott NJ. E.
Church, left to-day for Wye camp meet.
ing, which commenced this morning in
Queen Annes county, Md. In addition
to Mr.. Pegg, the following ministers will
be present:
Revs. Chas. Hill, Robert W. Todd,
j. L. Caldwell, d. q. Ridgeway, Hutch
ems, w. p. Dovis, Gen. Burke, J. Nc
Brewington, J. w. Pierson, J. Van
Burkalow, E. B. Newman, Edward Hof-
fecker, }. A. B. Wilson, 7. +. Martin
dale and others.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
Loaf and Found. !.

This morning, ex-policeman James
Meekam, found a well filled pocket book
in front of the City Hall. The owner
claimed and received it few minutes
afterWa ard.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06

Many physicians are prescribing ~
Bulls baby syrup because they know ~
10 . good remedy for children anu
warranted not to contain op.um ~
The % usual scothine remedies. Price 20
cents,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
BARN BURNED

h.
,Ooat three o'clock yesterday morn
S',,a ,,%,ge barn owned by John Mckee
hia a's NOVA station, on the Pennsyl
,ass,n Ma,,ioad, was totally destroyed BY
wsesner with its contents Of grain.
H Slu farming machinery. AZ the
IhiIg hig was seen on fire in two places
heTeu hui,d;e mat 1t was fred by tramps.
''''u'ng and contents were insured.
A Present.
~, at,r; !, Boylsn, the 10 weller. on Third
n, c,oas ,Tnse'!er' prese nted a very hand
M M os o,ock 10 the Baxter Democratic ic
ln,Sla USi .osl city a few days ago. IL is 4
sU.e clS acquisition to the fixinpa of
ia m.%t. .UTm. and highly appreciated
Why Suffer any Longer
bwsch H"shs ~h arising from q diseased
pd Dad Snen Flaggs Liver and Stom,
o anu speedy and permanent cure.
Isa,ss nj preventive frsm all malariai
Ssr ~. !. !his is the season for chiIls and
MN" exet y, and ague; event these hv
"Hs fiagR's Liver and Stomach Pad
m. noys In Swimming.
The BranSen. Be. Oh boys who daily swim
Easing wine race Is rapidly in
sn were oa,,essterday forty two young.
ns time. al the water at the
M. n Lne Late Col. Ford.
puSii.h%a.o bSai,It%ore Baltimorean of satur.
Il Col ClRpnsS n q : splendid picture of th,
can MI Ci1s u. .. Ford who was drowned =
n. san BRANDYwINE BRIDGE.
idps spvpOsals oys, a. for building the foo
lupUs,srrt Uvsr the Braniywine creet' a
-day a. Io su paper p mills viii be opene,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
n Office TO DELINQUENTs OF
InY A n ID - .lillllI. A Y ~ FL IL

VAlCE ~ DEAAANs&D ENHB OE
IN .lrY AND SCHOOL IA X ES FOk
THE YEAR 1873.
Your attention is called TO the following
extract from section 10 OF ali act OF the
General Asse mbly pas ed at Dover, M arch
q, ls77: "On The first Saturday Of Sep
embcr In each year the Assessors and
Collectors shall advertise In two OF the
daily newspapers OF the city of Whining
ton fun list Of the persons, whose taxes
as aforesaid, for the preceding ye are At
that date unpaid together with O brief de
scripiiOn OF the real estate taxed and shall
within two weeks thereafter make and de-
liver The certificates required by this sec
tIon To the SOLICITOR for said city, foi all
such lakes sess ed on real estate az afore-
said, which shall not then have been
pad" t.sl
We the undersigned Assessors and Col
lectors OF this city. are In duty bound 10
carry out the provisions OF the above act
and shall proce, d 10 do SO
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver OF Northern District,
(Including all NGIth OF Sixth ST.,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver vi Southern District,
the udipg all South OF Sixth St)
Office No. 10 e. Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, ia. m. to u
m. 2 TO and TO SPIN. aug5-tf.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
HEALD & CO.,
BANKERS T. BROKERS',
AND DEALERs In

ff AND DEALER6 In
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT.
CAGES q COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tons. Tick els to and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts OF The world.
jans iyd
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
INQUEST AT TOWNSEND.

Deputy Coroner j. O. Wilson, at
| Townsend held on inquest on August
1st, upon the body OF Emma Warre6, .
little girl aged 4 years, daughtsr Of
Alfred Warren. Verdict, ''natural
causes"
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The shipment Of peaches yesterday,
oqer the Delaware Railroad, amounted
to ninety-two car loads, for the following
points:
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06

TOR RENT-Two brick dwellings pleas
II antly located Nos. 308 Il 3i4 Jackson
street In excellent order. VIII be rented
at a low figure TO responsible parties.
THOMAS X, La LILY,
jy3i-tG 6O2 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
FELL DEAD IN THE STREET

FELL DEAD IN THE STREET.
Robert Porter, living on George Tai
ley's farm, beyond Eleventh street
bridge, drove into town about 7 O'Clock
this morning, to attend market, and had
no idea that anything allied his mare
He stopped on Eighth street in front Of
the Law Library building when the ami
NAL fell down in the street, without CIV
ing evidence of sinking constitution,
and died in few minutes.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06
Financial and Conan ep~iai.

WILMINGTON. Del, Aug. 9, 1879.
l. l. st Stock quotations furnished by
W. ,nctop, Del.. at 12 M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
The daily gazette., 1879-08-06

NJ OTICE-No person " ill be allowed on
IN The D,,at OF the Shields Library Ex-
cursi"n, Thurday, August 7,h, except
holders OF tickets. Children over seven
years W II not be permitted on board ex.
cept with tickets.
aug6-lt. EDWARD KANE, Sec,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-07

Cumberland County. We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week:
Bruce, little son OF Mr.. Geo. Bridges,
had the end of his thumb cut Off on
Monday. The little fellow got his
thumb In the cog wheels of a clothes
wringer while 1t was being used.
A colored man named Nelson Cody,
while helping to thresh, on the farm Of
MIR. John ii. W00dburn. on the Balti-
more pike, fell TO the barn floor In
dying condition, and died shortly after
being removed to the house Heart dis
ease was supposed to have caused his
death.
On Saturday Samuel Clark, young
man of about nineteen years, while
skating, with others, on the Conodo-
guinet creek, near Bucher's mill, in Sill
ver Spring township, skated into an air
hole and was drowned. When going
down he caught upon the edge Of the ice
and for some time sustained himself
above water, but as the boys who were
with him were unable to rescue him his
hold finally gave way and he sank be-
meath the ice. His body was recovered
about an hour and half afterwards,
but too late for resuscitation.
Mr. Amos Mumma, who lives at
little place known AS Milltown, in Up
per Allen township, must have been
the mark of some ones malice. One
night last week his horse WAS taken
from his stable and shOrn very close,
and then put back again, where he had
left him the evening before. Such trick
deserves the severest punishment of the
law.
A young man by the name OF Horace
M'Curdy, a son Of Hon. John M'Curdy,
aged about twenty-five years, fell dead
on Saturday. He lived in Shippensburg
and was in his usual health. He had
been in store talking to the proprietor
and left. While walking along the
street he suddenly reeled and fell to the
ground. People passing ran to him, but
his spirit had fled. The disease was pro-
nounced apoplexy.
On Saturday morning last Mr.. George
Koser, an old citizen of MechanicsbuFg,
fell to the pavement and was carried
into the store of Mr.. j. g. Bowman.
Medical aid was Immediately summoned
and every attention given him. He
was afterwards removed to his home
where he fingered until Sunday morn
ing. Apoplexy was supposed to be the
cause of his death.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-07

Powder Pilot The two men taken to
York on Monday and imprisoned for
stealing copper from the powder mill at
that place did not confine their opera
tiOns solely to thefts of metal. In all
they stole about $4,000 worth of copper,
which they were unable to dispose of,
but it was in powder speculation that
they made net gain. Coble and Geb-
hart, the two thieves, were employed at
the powder mill, and when the works
shut down for lack of orders these two
fellows, aided by another who has been
arrested, went into the powder business
on large scale. They robbed the mill
of one hundred kegs of powder, and
then went through York and Cumber-
land counties selling 1t in small lots to
dealers. The latter purchased at a low
figure, asking no questions, but some of
them while visiting Harrisburg, where
they usually purchased the combustible
material, mentioned the fact of their
buying powder so cheaply and ordered
no more from the Harrisburg merchants.
The discovery that the powder had been
stolen only came to light day or two
ago, and as powder bonanza it was GER
tainly rich and dangerous Harris
burg Telegraph.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-07
Ickesburs Items.

ICKEsBURG, December 2S, 1873.
Mr.. EDITOR Perhaps sketch of
passing events at Ickesburg might prove
interesting rs well as profitable to the
intelligent readers of the TIMES. The
Musical convention which has been in
progress during four week, will close its
sessions this (Saturday)evening, Decem-
ber 2Sth. The talent for music at this
place has been fully developed during
these weeks of practice. There has also
been very great interest awakened upon
the subject of Music which must con-
tinue TO increase for years to come, Prof.
w. A. Searight, our able and efficient
Music teacher carries with him from
this place the heart felt thanks and con-
gFatulations of all our best citizens for
the proficiency which he manifested In
the instructions impaired. He is truly
master of his profession. We shall ever
remember his manly department and
refined manners and gentlemanly con-
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-07

Iunlata County We copy the follow
ing from the Juniata county papers Of
last week.
A horse belonging to Vert Henderson,
of Fermanagh township, was stolen on
Tuesday night Of last meek. The thief
and horse were captured Wednesday.
Mr.. John Middagh, Jr., of Bealetown,
while engaged in cutting wood on Tues
day evening, the axe struck against
quarter of beef which was hanging
overhead and glancing off struck him
on the foot, cutting u frightful cash in
his instep.
On Friday evening last, coal oil
lamp exploded in the sitting room, at
the residence of Mr.. J. w. Muthers-
baugh, on Main Street, Mifflin. Mrs.
Muthersbaugh and children were up
stairs at the time. Hearing the noise
occasioned by the explosion, she hasten
ed down and raised the alarm of fire,
number of persons passing along the
street, rushed in and eXtinguished the
fire, before it had made much headway.
The lamp was sitting on the mantel-
piece at the time of explosion. = Miffiin
Democrat.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-07
THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD PA, JANUARY T. 1879.

ty Poor House fer lodging without the
heretofore commitment from Justice
OF the Peace, commonly called per
nit" We are requested to Inform the
Justices Of the county that In the future
they should not issue commitments 70
necessary.
Mr.. John Weaver has discovered
upon his farm, near Millbach Centre, a
large quarry Of black aud variegated
marble Of exceedingly fine quality. He
has had specimens cut and polished and
they have excited the admiration Of all
who beheld them. They resemble very
Knoxville, In that state Lebanon
Courier.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-07

The National Police Gazette of the 25th
of December, gave a full and authentic
account of the doings of the MOllie
Maguires, and the trial and execution of
Jack Kehoe. Each week this publica-
ton gives striking illustrations Of GRIM
inal incidents and full reports of police
doings throughout the United States
and Canada. Published weekly by
RICHARD X. Fox, New York, at 81 per
year.