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TnklrE ~ Back !.

The London mantle of the incareerated
Rosenberg has fallen upon Mr. Samuel Ed
ward Thomas who NJ tho very moment the
publisher OF 3OWu Idlk was being sentenced
at the Old Bailey. printed In that widely adj
vsrtised sheet the Following item:
Harry Hunters benefit comes off on the
twenty ninth instant when twenty new
songs written by him will be sung for the
first time" This II too bad. Harry, IL mon
opolize the whole Of the programme. IL doea
In" But | expect y. H. Ia busy just now.
Christmas story ter the 'Ihreeetimes-a-we week"
paper. will give him hint for the title.
viz: .Six months in the House pf Correction,
BY One who HASN'T served. MIR. I. will
know to what alindc.
MIR. Charles Townlpy took out Il sum mons
against MIR, Samuel Edward Thomas, who ut
once wrote and agreed 10 advertise I'm three
papers. nj hts own expense. an ahlcCt apology.
In the course of which occurred the following
delightful passage:
Further | humidity submit to the public, In
explanation ar tho sata paragraph. that /
alluded TO my own sentence of six months
Imprisonment on my conviction for n criml
nal offense, and which conviction | had no
right 10 assume WAS In the mind OF MIR.
Townley orof the public
Mr.. Samuel Edward Fholuas's adroit Mt
tempt IL make Mi. Towney appear as All eS-
criminal and ex-canvCt, when he himself had
done the six Months In the House OF Gorrec.
tipn," Ii In the very highest style ~ tho art,
IL would have reflected credit even upon AN
American professor ot Journalism.
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London AcaysnEeF's Yard.

A contributor t. GOOD Words writes of a
recent visit 70 n scavenEarlng contractors
yard The firm employs 100 hands. owns 12N
we'll conditioned horses. ana the earnings OF
the men they employ average - f5 and those
OF the women III week. Many earn much
more. As a class they are inexpluahly
healthy. In cholera times they have got off
ecot free and II Ii tradition that Tn the
great plague ut London they ran the dead
carts, and yet none died This cannot be by
any means attributed to all abstinence from
alcohol. The regulation charge for implying
a dust bin Is four cents. but for this the
dustman. as he is always called in London.
goes down and brings ur the refuse. For
this purpose he wears a loWcrowned hat
with long flap behind 10 protect his neck.
He brings up the refuse in huge close
woven basket The fine dust IL found par
ucularly valuable for marsh land The Gin
ders are mixed with clay for brick making
Vegetable refuse, known as soft core, goes
10 farmers for manure. The rags are sold In
lump to Jewish dealers in such articles.
Broken glass goes back for remelting 10 fac
tories, and more than 1905 tons are reused.
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particular mark of bor confidence. To
amuHa tho little chernb Mr. Van Duly tiei H.
firmly but comfortably Oh The end oi Il poIa
and held II M 80 that It could suck the nluna
growing on thu trees In tho orchard lie did
THE, he atataa. because tn nnderatnad ripe
fruit was good for children After a fnw
hours spent In this manner the mother ~.
turned aud Instead OF admirng Mt Van
DuTy'a Ingenuity. haze abused him lihea pick
pocket ever aimee. Tho fact TINT the baby
died the next day ~ the collie Ia no reason
MT Van Duly thinks. why Mrs. bennett
shouid go hnfing around aud have him at
rested for malicious mischief II is f" ~"
hoped Tint the Jury IN the case will do some
thing to ohnek the growing tendency among
women 10 make n fuss about ttiilas
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a New I.nna.n nreak.

London was never remarkable for the
beauty Of Its architecture, and now an addi-
tionaI horror Is being added to the ugliness
or the city, LII has become fashionable 70
paint the outsidas of houses bright color,
and, as every one exercises his own discretion
and taste It Is moi unusual to see green q
red. and blue house alongside III one
smother. It Is possible that the gloomy skies
OF London require bright colors to enliven
the streets. hut IL would be advisable 10 re-
strain the inartistic zeal III landlords by Civ
ing each street different color and obliging
the lnhahitants 10 enntine themselves 10 1t.
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Tho city Of New orleans vs. Thos' IT.
T,,lit

E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE lal LIZ PAR a :
j. fsh Of Orleans. No. 1860 by virtue OF
writ ~ flsri fnoins, to mo directed by the hon.
rabe Fh District Court for hs patr or e ~
tn ea Of 1879 will proceed to sell ut public
auction q the Msreh@es and Aa nns sea d Es
tomhonan streets In tbs Heeond District OF this
city on TgESDAY Ja9Ha,y 1850 at IL u 0 oeloek
CEHTAIN POnTION OF GROUND. sit
ed IN he Third 6fst q this sy b1napasd
hy Washington itarnpart. st. Claude md Spain
arees and DESIGNATED g. , lot nq WasbIpg ss.
IN measuring thirty-two feet front on "aehias0Va
street by ninety feet In depth, .,rr-,,D
CERTAIN PORTION y, 4 n ,s a s,sy u a s
number three hundred and seventh. bounded
by Washington hampaTt st. Claude hna s spadn
meaeurinR ak -nlde feet front on Washington
street by ninety nve feet In depth.
Reiz ID In tho above suit.
Terms Cash On the spot. ~
j. H. ABCEE aAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff far tue Parish OF Orleans.
dos ia 10 IL Ja2H
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those Terrible regions where everything from
the lion and boa-opnstrirtor to The deadly
Jungle n the enemy OF human llfel'
You may we'll say So cries tho hero.
"Onoe on the shores Of Lake Nyan2a was
attacked hy n whole herd Of deadly jungles
and II ! hadn't had my elephant rius with
mo and dropped tho frat one dead In his
tracks would not now he here to tell you
III l1llI
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Mirabeau-Tonneau one fine morning rang
for his valet and to him did say You are
faithful, honest and intelligent, indeed have
no fault 10 lind with you"
IN. le Vicomte IL too good, says the Hat
tered servant
Only / won't require your services after
to-day"
But why. sir?'
Because, you rascal In spite of Your posi-
tive agreement on the subject. you get drunk
on the same days that 10 instead Or remain
ing soDer to take care Of me- That's why,
SIR
The valet with dignity And anil e blame,
sir. because yon get drunk every day
Mirabeau- ronneau kept him.
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the city Of now Orleans vs.. Antoine men-

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
lsh Of Orleans, No. i3oi5-.By virtue o. o
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, for pity
auction. at the Merchants and Anoioneers' Ex-
change Royal street. between Canal and GUS
tomhouse strerts. n the Second District Of this
M, the following descrLbed property. ~ Wit.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
united In tho Second District Of this city, 10
square number twenty-one. bounded BY Du-
maine St Philip. Ghartres and Decatur streets.
and designated ,ts follows: Lot number seven.
measuring twentvthree feet front on Dumains
street BY sIxty-four feet In depth; lot number
eight measuring eighteen feet front on Du-
maine street ny sixty four feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE aAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
daH q
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the Paris Newspapers.

The daily circulation OF some OF the lead.
ing PARTS newspapers, a. given III CORE
spondent Of the Messenger Franco A mtYiratH
OF New York. is as follows The RnppeI,
10000: the Figaro, 4,0no, Ia Frnncf. "A, 6oo.
Ia Rairi4oo00: Temps. $4,000. Nationals. III
Liberte and la Mursriluisc, each II 600 IaI-
taire 5000, which went up to a35 900 under the
influence Of novel ~ Iala The PFiic ~
puhliQae. 49, the Ldntt1ms, 1877 900. the
Ptta Moniteao'. 100000; but the P,H .Io,Uaal
leads them all with daily circulation Of
5650NO copies.
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMF sTs.
sWEwaRE' SALES.
The city eff New Orleans vs. Alex. P0r-
tnDtfH

The City eft New orleans va, Alex. P0s~
teomE.
I.IFTH nIHTRICT COURT F0P THE FAR
j lab OF Orleans, No, ~, ana by virtue of
writ If nsrI faoiAa. To mo airohtRd by the honor
able tho Fifth District court FOR the parish OF Or
Ieans Ia tho above entitled cause. for city taxes
of 1917 | will proceed to aeil at public auction.
at tho Merchants and Anrttoueers Exchange.
Royal street. betwopn Cnnal and Oustomhouse
stroata. In the Henond bis rio Of this city, on
TUESDAY January g. taa0. at ~ o'clock NJ, the
follawtug described proparty, te witt ;,
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uatea In the Fourth Diatrlct Of this city. in
sduRre pumber two hundred and forty. bounded
by Felicity. Oaropialet. BaroDne and Bt. Andrew
streets. and designated "a lota numbers thirty
three and thirty four. measuring siEtv.four
feet front on FeIpltV street by one hundred aud
dERTAlN foRTtON OF GROUND sit-
uated In the Fourth District of this city. Ia
square uunber two hundred and sixty. sight,
bounded by ~. Andrew. Huonne. Dryades ana
Josephine sifeets, aud designated rs lot num-
Dor I've measuring thirty two feet front on ~.
Andrew straet 10y one hundred aud two feet In
depth
aetzad In the above suit
Terms Cash on the pot.
J. H. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL sheriff of thu Parish 81 Orleans.
IL o no
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sUCCEss.ON NOTaeA. !.
SUGGESTIONS of John Henry and Lydia
Il HRnrV

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, Nos. IS. 79S and 80 438-Notfce
Is hereby given to the creditors of this estate
and TO all other persons herein interested to
show cause within ten days from the present
notification, If any they have or oan, why the
account presented BY Alcide Roueree, tesla
mentary executor in this estate. should not be
approved and homologated, and the funds dis
trIhuted In accordance therewitA.
By order Of tho Court,
no2s del 50 JOHN HERBERT. Clark.
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The annual Yale catalogue gives the mum
her Of students at 10O3-theology, SO; medl-
cine, ~; law, "a: post graduates, 80; scien-
titles, I75 acadtmical seniors, 1923; juniors,
ia; sophomores, 1876; freshmen, 1874; fine art
school, 10 There are 100 professors, instruc-
tors anu lecturers. No Literary Magazine
medal is awarded this year, as none OF the
essays were up TO the standard.
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The city of New Orleans VS.. r. q. Twitch-
1n1rru nIarRInr rouRT FoR THE pAR-

L,lFTH DISTRICT COURT ron THE pAh.
r ish Of Orleans. No. taRlT-BY virtue OF
writ Of fIeri faoiaa 10 me directed by the hon.
ornhe tho fifth Dlasrlcl Court for tho parish , o.
Orleana. In the ahnys entitled cause, Tor cltv
taxes of 1879 | will proceed to gel nj pp9ne
auction ut tho Merchants and Ancliohee,s fI ~
change Roval street between Canal ana gus
tphouse streets In tho SECOND plstric Ct 81 tn,s
city on TI1 FADAY. January 8. 1870. nj ~ . 9sooh
m, tho following aesnrihed properly, q WI -.
CERTAIN petition or HhOuND. ST.
mi cd In tho First District 81 this oly IN square
number two hundred aud sighteen pohha9s,u "
1t Charles C,rondelbt. Lafayette nna 6lIou
atreeta an, desipnetad ~ lot number eleven,
measuring seventy four feet front on 81 81;
Oha,Ies street by ono hundred aud seventy feet
In depth. an apnrtNn a,t
mated i'm the Tjrsf District OF this city In square
number three hundred AMI sever bounded ;as on py
Franklin Haain, Julia aud Girod streets, huh
daaiunatsd AZ lot number tWenty-ssVen meas
urinx twenty. eight feet front on ffan ls -,
street by one hundred and twenty-nine Ieet IN
depth.
Sslzed In tho above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot. mr,pr.uv
OWL HneriT Of thv Parish Of Orlohhs'
1aB IA 10 81 la1
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Alexander Moller, Russian Councillor Of
State, son Of Gen. Moller and nephew of the
tutor to the Grand Dukes Nicholas and
Michael, has Just died at the age of eighty
three. He himself his brother and sister,
were all born deaf and dumb. He was edu-
Gated In the dumb institution In ST. Peters
burg, rapidly learned to read, and showed
such ability that he was admitted into the
Imperial Ghaneery and afterward into the
Council OF State.
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1t was stated at banquet of the pastry
cooks in New York the other night that their
society, whicll numbers 112 members, had
lost but one by death during the last year,
The Graphic explains that pastry cooks never
eat pastry.
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reor Return for intended Kindness.
| San ErannisIs.n pnsf

There i no pleasing some women, a. a case
Itseems that Mr.. Van Duffy, who is bach
eior, boarded 81 the same house in East Oak
land with Mrs. Bennett, a married lady,
and that on recent occasion, when the latter
was going out for ride, she left her two year
old baby In charge OF Mr.. Van Duffy as 0
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rhe city Of New orleans vs.. w. N. Fish.

LNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
u lsh OF Orleans. No. IL 2o9-By virtue OF q
abs tho Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans In tho above entitled cause. for city
taxes ~ 1879. / will proceed to sell at public
auction. ut the Merchants and AuetionserB' Ex-
change. Royal street. bstween canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, In the Second District Of this
city. on TUESDAY. January 8. 1880, at II O'Clock
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
In the Sixth District II this city. Ia Blooming
dale. and bounded by vt. Charies. state. Upper
line and Burthe streets. and designated by num-
bera one to fifteen. measuring Hour hundred
and fifty feet on st. Charles atrset by one hum
hred and hity eight fseI , on one line and one
line.
Seized In the above sult.
Terms-Oash the pot
J. X. ALCEE GAU THREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of ORGANS.
dnH II 10 Dc lh2
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sssEssuEF SALES.

fsree. vs. soou h Jackson.
ENOUHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
y parrish Of Orleana. No. a4.aal by virtue Of
writ ~ feri faciaa against w. T.. Jaekaou, ia
mo directed by the honorable the Fourth Dis
ttict COURT for tho rariah OF Orleans In tho
above entitled oauae | will proceed to sell nj
public auction. on The pramises hereinafter
designated, on TUESDAY. Deoembar 10, 1879 nj
nrtY, ~ wit
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE AND NOV
ABLE PROPERTY, ctr, consisting OF one tinn
rosewood parlor get. dining room act armoIra
eto now Ia my warehouse. Nos an and IN Or
leafs atraat. betweeD Royal and Bourbon
streets. In the Second Disirict OF tha city. na
per inventory on file In my office.
heirad In the above suit.
Terms Cash on tho apnt
J, H. ALOEE aAUTHREAUX
OWL sheriff OF Tho Parrish Of Orleans.
InK In
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practical joke played by one angler on
his companion at Ciohy. In France. termi-
nated II y traRical manner They were fish
inA nHar each other on tho bank Of tho Seine,
when one lay down his rod, threw two big
stones into the river, aud then hid himself be-
hind tho tree. The other. hearing the splash,
turned round, and, not seeing his friend.
thought he had fallen into the water and
sunk. h" jumped IN TO save him, but WAS car
ried away ana drowned
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The city Of new Orleans VS.. c. q. Heard.

The city of aew Orleans va. C. e.. Beard.
L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
II istl Of Orlours NJ II 9no-Rv vtrIue of a
writ ~ Anrt fnnfne 10 mo direct.4d nv the hon
"rahIe RI" Win niat,id court far tbp narisb -
d, leans In thn aEove entitled cause for CITY
taxes OF ls7g I will procsed to sell at uublIc
change R6Vaj streef h4twaan GunaI md Cna
tomhonse straet., la the second District Of
this city, on TUEsDAY. January q. 1880 at u
o'elnpk ~ the foIIouinp daaerihed nron"rtu r.
Wit -
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uatea in tha First District of this city. in
square nuulbsr ei4ht hundred md two, bound
ed by Canal. Mulat. Alexander and Gasnuet
strtt is and drsivnated Az lots nunbers --S
No measurement given
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND aft
naIed In the First District Of this CITY In
square number seven hnnlred and SIXTY
seven bounded by Bur fotte Washington Ave-
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senator Bayard is described by CORE
spondeut of the Boston Herald as broad
shondered, gray haired, clean shaven, mus
cular and fresh In color He Is exceedingly
athletic, being famous In Wilmington as a
pedestrian and boxer. His manners are
frank and kindly, his ways Of speech quick
and earnest
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ADvER EASEMENTS.
sss RasHFEr SALES.
The city af New Orleans va. Fiat. Rrancois
MaruUnGA.


Marques.
| L1IFTH DIETRICH COURT For THE FAR
y tall Of Orlenns Mott ahs NY virtue OF II writ OF
nar faama fn mo lii ted nv tho honorable Tho
In the above outttlai cnusn, for city taEas OF
1870 will proceed 10 Enll ut public auction at
tho Merchants una AuettonGarR' Exchange
Royal a'In"t, he Wean Clnal ~ oust9mhouRe
sr"ots IN fho Hoo ,ud District ~ thIs city. on
III EankY, Jnnunry G, 1890 Mt n o'clock m. the
A GER'raIN PORTION or GROUND. alt.
| umed In the Rfeond ptsrIat Of this olty. In
squire nunhar thitty ak bounded by Ex-
onenpo hller. 0nat".ohnoae Elenvlllo aud
Ohartroa ereeia, md .'eetguntad ~ lot number
twenty one, forming tho corner ri Exchange
ty-nne foot 'front.' on hvahahga Alloy by ono
hundred and SIX foot In derlh and front on
A CERTAIN rnhTIoN OF GROUND. alt
uaiad IN tho SECOND District 81 urls oly, IN
f,luRre nunhe' thirty eight hnnnded by EK,
change Alley Royal btenylle and Cont Cont.
one, forming thN corner ~ Exchange Alley and
Htenvlile atr"te. mn,asnlng, atSty hye fest
front on Exchange Alley by fifty hros feet In
dt"pi and front on Bi"nvtlle strest lo' numbef
three. menanrinp tw"nty three feet front
Exchange Alloy ~ atty three foot IN degth.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, alt
uatal IN tho Rnaaud District ~ this city, In
suuare pnmnor ono hsnarsd and thirty four,
bounded by Gnrondeot Walk. Liberty. II. Claude
AMI ST Potter ST eos. and forming tho corner of
tatond"lai Walk and Lihefty stroata. maaaur-
Ing nifty anyen rnnt front Oh Uarondalet Walk
l"et nv eighty ak f"ot In dopth aud front on
A GiIIfAIN PORTION OF GROUND. alt
uaed in the Second District of this city. In
BOUNDED by GaronJro Walk Mnrais Where
aud st. FtNfnr RtrnGtp nnd dealguued nj lot
nunhar i've mnnsuring aivty-four feet front
on Glendel"t Walk sr""t by ono hundred md
a OEHThlE PORTION or GROUND. alt
uatol IL u" rhitl District af th's city. In
square numbnr thitteeu hundred aud RevontF-
ELK, bounded bv ngisirate. Erauohman. Law
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boy was caught IN the act Of stealing
raistns in shop, and was locked up in q dark
closet by the grocer The boy commenced
begging most pathetlcally TO be released,
and. ait,l using all the persuasion that his
young imagination could invent, proposed
Sir, Ii you'll let me out and send for my
daddy, he'll pay YOU for the raisins and lick
mo hrsd"s" This appeal was too much for
the grocer To resist.
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scientific man, who recently paid hia
wiles bills for hats and bonnets at a fashion
able shop, has been figuring on the matter.
and finds that tlrst-class millinery store has
- ter cent the best OF brace faro game IN
point OF sureness. On all even footing they
are about equal. but the immunity from POI
lice interference IL what gives the millinery
folks the best OF II.
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A bogus Stanley L. engaged In examining
with all the terrible adventures which he
never encountered worthy and credulous
bourgeois, who, lost In admiration, exclaims !:
What dangers must you not have dared In
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Dat cullud pussuu on de jury. him's de
man ohine' to- said negro when put on
trial In the Marion, \. c.. court the other day.
The black man was unseated, and the prisoner
given acqnittal. After his release the negro
was asked what he had against iuryman OF
his own color. Muffin at all, boss, said he.
but. ~ SEQ, knowed If battered de preju-
dus Oh de ndder iurymen dat | get of, an
4NlY did"
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EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ism OF OrleaLs No. II 6sl-By virtue OF a
writ Of fleri facias, to mo directed by the hon
orabe the Fifth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans IL the above entitled cause. for city
taxes OF 1879. l will proceed to sell at public
auction. at me Merchants and Auctioneers' kx-
euange. Royal street. b9tween Canal and Cue
tomhousa streets. n ths Second District Of this
city. on TUESDAY. January 6. 1890. at Ia O'Clock
M. the following les ,ribel properly, TO wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uatei ia the Fourth District OF this city. In
square number hfty-tiye. bounded by st.
Thomas, Chippewa: Eighth and Ninth streets.
and designated M follows; Lot number eight
measuring Atty seven fest front on st. Thomas
street by one hundred and twenty feet Ia depth
lots numbsra one and two measuring fifty teet
front on St. Thomas street by ninet y-ons fseE
In depth: and lots numbers one and two. meas
uring. fifty feet front on 81. Thomas street by
sixty feet In depth.
Seized Ia the aoove sniff
Terms-0ash on the spot
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
d86 10 10 40 la2s
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At New Philadelphia. o., a huge dog, In at
tempting 10 scale high fence into yard.
missed his calculations and landed ut the bot
tom Of tho we'll, sixty faet deep. Tho family
thought the water rather riley" next morn
ing but could not account for It. About noon
the hired girl, upon looking into the we'll,
discovered il pair Of cleaning eyes staring at
her from the bottom. Help WAS obtained and
tho dog drawn ~. lilo was In the well about
fifteen hours. and kept alive by swimming
all the line