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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-12

on AND ArThk NUFhM bhIt o IooU' -.
Trims NeW-GOrk DosbrOssos ami CorL
lanai streets Ferries. o. fellows: 80. -
!; 4 40 anil IN night -undays 4-3O and
.t30 a. M 3, 8. :. $50. AMI - p m. aud II night
ExyreSs Trans NewYOrk daiy, except sunday al
73O a m and running through via Trenton and Cam
den
trans at Jersey Guy aodng speedy anu direct transfer
for BTOoklyu travel.
Hetrng trains est Philadelphia 1901. 345, A. Q.
1875 8 $50 and a Ill. Limited cypress 1880 p. m z 8
mao ana 1870 10. on Suniay, l2O 34j 5:25 y y 80
a m l. and 7:30 p Leave Philadelphia wa Camden a
m and 80 .. III daily, except SUNDAY
Ticket Oficcs and "a BrO.iway AstOr House and
foot of Desbro-ses aud Cor1ndts Couf and Brooky
Amer station DOT Brook Nos Ia ll6
and Us Hudson-sL H0D ken station. jersey CITY Emi
grant .ct Office, artery place -, -, a., -. =. -,
The York transfer Company VIII call TOT And CHECK
la gaze from hotels and re ldentA . ,.......r
FRANK TIL JM~ON
General Manager. Gcnl Passenger Agt.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MEN +. AN d HE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
1feambodts ano Railroads..
PRODUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
q TO BOSTON Fol FOIL s FIyf TAI LIN MIrED TICKETS
m redpeio9 a. Eaten PSIt
eludee from Pier 2. Mr.. foot OF Murrays at p m Leave
% & serdom sEey cay 6sgsncd y a. All principal
hotels and ticket Offices the Office the Per and on board
GEO. 1. coNSon BORDEN a LOWELL
Genera Passenger Agent Agents
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
BTooklyh foot Of Faitcn,si LEVERS wei wharf
commencing October %. lsS Leave New-fors loot Of
$50 a For bennington, Eastou Allentown. &C.
D. L. 4 Western r. r. EAsSon Allentown Wilkeso'rre'
sas mtor Pennington, k9ston Allsn.cwn. Beading
DriftOn. NsnliSOe, Upper Lehgh scranton. &C; NJ.
$50 p nj For Esston Bath. Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua
$50 p m-For schooey's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
4:l5 p n-For somcrSille. Flsmmzton &c. .r
nG I n rSJ asG aaueS cnuHF %sosoa;o &c
7;i5 p rn--for Easton g., ,, p,,
and edate stations at $3.50 p H. for Eason Allen
For NewarE At 5'i5 s:I5 Gi5 1913. 745 s5 st5. el5,
9 10 1880 , ll3 M Y / i 2 : SIo go ~ 'So
For trains 70 local points see 5e sb a. s ss
tons 10 and from Jersey Ci'y station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
E S.s perth r A%oo Ess1r a as
Pleasant. Tons River; Barnegat AILANTIc q ~ &c
Leave NewYork foot Liberty ST., at 500, s;l5 l43o m
1870. 800. 400 $50 p IL.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONEEC HON. Leave foot OF Lberty-st for Freehold
S:l5, las a. 400 $50 p. IN
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave NewYork foot Liberty St. y f..
VIA Brsnchporti
For sandy Hook s:I5 l1:45 n, $50 o m.
For Hixhands J. 81 8. li:l5 q. m. 4. 5.3O p.
For Monmouth and oeaDrish ), Sis, 1l:i5 a.
$3.50. $50 $3.50 y. N.
Wa !.ed Bank
l:3O D. IN For Manchester Toms River ATLANTIC CITY
~ m%For All stations Writings, Toms River, Barne
gat
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

4 81 so 70 Troy and return, VIA Cll lLENS.
N. LINE New steamers SA RA rOGA ana CITY OF
Troy daily except saturday at m from Pier 40 nsw
no Az. N H. foot Leroy st REG u LAR FAKE ONLY 81
Steamers lea ving SUNDAY touch at 4 0sni
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,..o ur,
IL PASSENGER TRAINs ON and after une l, 70 ~ VIZ
i.eye denot foot OF Corandt Debr0ssests AT W A
D m and $50 p Tor Easton Bethlehem Au we p
psaoing Mauch Chunk WxesDafre Tow aDdA WsFery'
ihaca Geneva LYONS Buffalo and the West Putnam sep
I'M coaches attached 10 $50 TRAIN. ouo.t t,r Al
Trains eavinRat 7:40 a. ana p N. ConHo"@ NSA ="
poants IN Mshaney and Hazleton c0a regions 49,.
~'' Z. II. CUAMI.,GS Agent
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6clp Uaateo.
Irrss Hlakins.

n sew in py the DAY can and fit chidens clothes
and ladies' uno take work home 81 70 per day
aSdress r. NJ Tribune Uptown Office, ,33S Broadway.
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gSrdtss auo fenoer5.

THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
LOW AND BALE Low q IA rES,
BRASS OPE FIREIPLACES,
Nth Androns ana Basket Crates for wood or coal. Brass
Wv" Tenders Fire and Coal Hot,
MTNTONS TILES in great variety. wholesale and rothL
Fstimates gwen architects and builders 90
J. ). CONOVER q CO.
S68 Canal-st, New York
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VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE o1p.EsrAsLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
pKPOT- IN PHILADELPHIA, = ~ NE"lOkk.
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~ NOHI-
CPLENDID BUSINESS for sale on account
- Of the death m the owner finest bakery IN the city OF
Broosyn established for ~ wears 10 ne best location
Il the civ elegant brick 2O1uK35 everything
Including reezers cans toois full
ee Of confectionery utensls full Oatht for balls And
<1shse, sc For particulars apply u LEOhAhO AoOUf'
NO Zls oitaguest Brookyn
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1 GREAT TRCSK LINE

AND UNITED NTAiE> NAIL ROUTE.
TIA n leave YORK. Desprosses and Cortandt streets
Ferries O.lDVs. -., -, ,.u
Palacr ara attached $3.50 m, 6. and 81 p N 1aily
Wianisuor Lock haven. $50 $50 p III. Cory and
Enc at 30 D. connecting 10 CORY for IltIsve PerO
leum entire and tn oil REGIONS
R,ifluore south Limited Washington
Express Paror CGrs daily e1c,p. sunday, 10
y n arrive y. Regular AT s:oO and SEQ
IN. l. ana 10 sunday, ~ p. m q % "a NO oil, ~
Rxrrss Tor West Phiade phia. +3l $50, \ $40 b5O 90
Iimltet II A. m l. $50 T. $40 D. d. :, 80 AMI 10 IN.
ana l. NIGHT i:30 and $50 u 3, ., T. $50 and
Expr.s Tor Philadelphia via Camden 1880 N. and m,
Hoss of BT1kyn Annex" with al through trains
al Jersey Ciy adoruing speedy ana direct transfer or
Trains arrive: from Ptts0urg. Z 1910 nl e:3b
daily Gao m $50 daily, except Monday From
washington and Baltimore $40 a M. 800. s5h 90
lo35 D M sunday $500 a. IN From Philadelphia 3 %
a. g.lO lO4O 1880 80, z, 3d. 400. 30. $50
$40 gas and ?. sunday $3.50, 6s5O :, lOi0,
ll:jO a H.. ESQ S:35 and lu:5O D. 10.
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of FARE

TO ALBANY ONE DOLLAR ,
Steamboats, ieavinc Pier Al. North hver FOOT ~ VA
Sr every weekday att connecting Az AlAhY lSnn-
day morning exceDGed With trains NORTH west ana east
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-HO York, Wood
IL haven and Rockawav R-liroad-Leave daily e1eep;
SUNDAY Hunters Point 6lO 1900 a H.; 4:iO D. LII
Leave ROckzw way 7t0 m. 3:lO 6:lO y. L.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
" Iaava York foot Liberty 81. y. q.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

Bot Nd BKUUh EDI TE
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New from station q. H. L. OF y. j., foot OF
Libefty-st.
For Philadelphia Ninth and at 745, 5000.
ll:lj 1850 400 49, $3.50. 7:l5. 1900 m On sun
For Thiri ana BerEs ST at 5:3O 900 Ills a NJ: 100
40 $40 D. Il. sunday Al s:i5 a. m. $50 D.
War and ruckests 3d. 7i5, 300. llb
1870, 400 431. AS. $780, 7l5 1900 sunday
sac a.. m. $50. 1900
Leave PHILADELPHIA for " WORK
Phiae pima and Reading L r., corner Ninth
Green-sts 7:3u- $50 $3.50 1910, ZOO. 34o
5i0 7l5. II on Sunday at S:2 a. $50, IL M
IN BerKs sts. at i:ij $50 ~ 10 a M l:-O
$40 $40 $3.50, l:SO p sunday at S:lO a u $50 p IN
Denotes Pullman attached
From Tyenton Warren and Tucker-sts;25 Except Mon
day1 $40 $50 $780, 800 ul l2j2. 2fO. 4.24. G5O
s:l6 D m -unday-l:25 $40 a IN; 6:l5 p M 49, 49,.
Tickets for sale at foot u Liberty NOS 80 20! fol 9i
957 and the princp pal hotels Nos aud
4 Court-sf- Ofhce Jegelrs Wharf, Brooklyn.
y Transfer Company Will cal tor and cheek baggage
from hotel residence destination Application can De
mace ga and 1923 Broadway 1856 6,h-ave New YORK.
Brooklyn. these ON rs are 10 cOnhec
ton with the Bel Telephone and Law Telegraph ,.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS. Ii. 7. IA LDWlN,
General VI anagcr. Gen. pass. Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER LE0AD.-commencing n Noyember .,
500 a. NJ Western and Northern Express % Rochester,
Platt-burg Il Adams and Montreal. 49,,
10. Chicago Express, room cars % Csnhn
dal Rochester Buffalo
Hoo 20 4 ban5 and troy with connections 10 OtlcA
Saratoga. Gems Falls and Rutland.
400 Accommodate 20 Albany anu TOY.
Express daily, WIN sleeping
LOUIS. throu n every day IL me week tso
ping Buffalo, IOe anu OetfV4t anu lot Mon
tTeal. excepting sunday night via SdTatoga. -. -
ESQ NJ. daily VITA Steep
Niagara Falls Rochester Buffalo Cleveland loluo De'ro
and Chicago. 49,. -, IT,.
500 D M Fast Express for Montreal, Rochester and Corn
in Geneva Sleeping 10 Geneva Rochester anu
Montreal, 81. Adams - - -. .,s..-
1880 D. M sight Express with sleeping cars to Albany
T1csefs On Nos S. 20 and il3 Broadway ana at
We,fcott Express Offices Pars.plIce, and AMI 0i3
Rrutdyav aud 1873 Wdsai gt1u-st, BToo-Yn
j NJ FO1't Ely. Den SUP G.. B. u h htR. Gen. Pssr AgL
NORWICH LINE ,
y r. po.ton Worcester, Nashua Portland and the Eat
LnnLnn..Le. neI. .ea.e LleL w ~ ,orLn !.yeI
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Anboy, south Amboy, Red
Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove, Ashury Iark; Point
Pleasant Toms River Barnegat. ATLANTIC CITY. &c.
NewYork foot Liberty ST.. at $500 cl5, ll45 a m
l.3O. 800 400. $50 p.
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DORTER.-By strong. wiling young Irish
man age 90 useful man. fact anything whero in
dnsry and althfuness Will be valued drive or hand
fri gliI am willing myself generally Gseiu sta
OF object Than wages Call OF address NJ e.
l
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NURSE, &c.-By q yOung Protestant woman
~ as chid's maid seamsres exec lent
embroidcrer beat city references. 242 West Artist
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MESSENGER. BY a smart, competent
tegent aud educsted Address C. o. DINGMAN, $50 Bed
ford-ave. 3rOOkIyn.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNECTION. foot OF Libertyst. for Freehold
at S.l5 IL As A H.. 400, b. 80 d.
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE.-

Situated Of the thriving Danufacsunng towns
IN New principal business street owner has
other applied for can secure good pay
ing reasonable Address ut once Lock
Box So. hDuthiu Conn
, 1880-05-19
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

Tic police will don thoir summer uniforms
Saturday,
Comptroller Gurnoy tomorrow. will opon
bids for tho H:le OF tAs wator-bonda due July
l, nnd which Will be rolasued.
Tho Commissioner OF Public Works will
open bids to, tlay for tho paving OF fourteen
streets III different parts Of the city.
stnretory Thompson, Of tho Mayors otlloo,
stnrtull TOR Washington lust evening on ''pf-
iionl" business. uu Will bc absent about ten
days.
AID roaycy started to St. Louis last night
to lnuot Ills family. llu received q dispatch
yusterdny TINT Ont Of his ohlldron WIS quito
Sick.
The Analyzing Duraan Of tlle Health Do
partn0Ilt has cUEn1uenuuu Work On Tho milk
sold In tho city, nnd sampler nre being
tAkon.
DR.. DoWolf will hnvo his Analyzing Duronu
ox,.fninu tito pickles st,ll In the city, 1la ux-
puct8 to llnd so,n0 tho specimens In the
markets.
Tho Department OF Public Works In roeolv-
Ing bids for building q tunnel unudr tbs
river ut Clybourns place. The bids will be-
opened Juno l.
The crowd Of dog-ownora ut tho City
Clerks otilco yestortiuy was not smaller thail
It lns boon for sovoral dhyA, and nbout 500
liGenHea Weru tasueu-
Tho Mnyor ycRterlny rtreivod lettor
! from Frank Hpfutto, OF HI Louis, who wants
/ to iin.l out thu whereabouts Ut Ills brothcr-
| in-law, Albert neddergntt
Contractor Aoxton was nb tho City Hall
yosturlluY, anh WIZ allowed NJ. asttnntu Of
Bill, 900 by Commissioner Waller, for work
luuu on thu now City ual
Patrick Cummings was bcfora Ohtot OF To-
lico ODon1'ell yosturtiny, to ht's"er u charge
, 1880-05-19

A Worry Sflort story of y long Vacation
Low adventure.
It was nwfu,ly hnrd work. Our two cnnocs
wero rs closo as cnnoes could bo; but ivory
timo tried to got into q position whore I
could Aao hor faco, tlioso nbominnb!o paddles
woro snro to como into collision, aud you
emit gny tho right kind Of n thing to n gill
when you nro always hitting her raddio.
Tntk nbout lovo-tnaking OF horseback bolng
llliIloultl Just try 1t In cnnoo.
Tho hanging woods OF Clvodun weEo nltvc
With lnrgo picnic pnrty, as woll Us count
loss birds, anl I hadn't noticed TINT Stout
old gentleman Of tho IL I. typo waa reoriug
ut ua from, tho bank; but whom next bat-
ono Il trniy british yoioe shouted:
.'Don't 10 fool, sirt Thoso things aro no
butter tlinn wulnut shollsl"
Indignation at this interference mada mo
draw Oft brist1tng all over.
"Wlint Inns 1t to do with you, Air?"
Hot, hut sarcusttc, cnmo tho ruply:
W, upset yourself, by ill mems; but fnYe
tho Kindness to oxouse my, saying I'd rather
you didn't npsot my niece.,'
fortunate?
"l',n cnln1ng on shore now, unole," crtcd
tho fair Flora, brightly, casting but Single
look ut ne N Bh1 sprung from her onnoo lind
slowly Hal1llt0red along tho bunk.
Must 1nnku fast lior cnnoo, or should +,
IN ruyongo, lotit 1rlftn hopofossly among
thuaO loyuly little Islands OF roods anl bull
rnGl1es whtpll grow on purpose to shelter
awRna and l0v0rH? No, would not bo 80
bnsc.
This WINS how It wa8. Iwas up from o.
ford, staying with cousin Of 1nino, who
was ratllor u swell, anl who promised to do
u good doal for me. This cousin had u lot Of
p0uple staying with him, nnd Flora ind her
1nt1thnr ]yurtt ntnnffy Thorn Init her tInD1n
, 1880-05-19
AN ELEPHANT HUNT IN cEYLoN.

Tho krnal was IN inoloBed place OF 8omo
two hundred yards each why, Tho fence ,vns
composed OF largo trunks Of trees auIlk into
tho ground, and OF about slxteon feet In
height At ono end was tho entrance, about
twenty yards across. At eaoh gate-post wore
largo trunks Of tEoes supported in nn up
right position by strong ropes nttaohod to tho
surrounding trees. When tho elephants en-
ter, tle8u ropos aro cut md down como tho
huge troca ACROSS tho pnssago, cffeotually
barring nil retreat We cuoamrod III ono OF
q row Of huta hastily run up on tho leownrl
side Of tho kraal, and ut come distance from
1t, as the powur Ut scent Ia particularly koon
in IN elephant, nnu II onno panic Ia raised,
they would all rush nadly away and bo
navor soon again In that locality, In tho
nndins good S Wv " 81 II tso i Woo I proeeed- s
inga woro most extraordinary meats, con-
Rtructnd high up among tho branches, and
Of Bnilloiont dilIonsions to accommodate
most OF thu party. They were thus lnndo:
from tho branches Of ono tree to another,
sonu yixty fcet from tho ground, and caro.
fully made fast; others Wero tiien placed
aososs 5hsm nn side 5nlngs four feee hig
intorwoyon with ioafy branches, which
.lnddcr OF long balnboos completed the
tliing;, and thus woro constructed
yerltab''o, j., oroxa' CROW, ',,,,. nssts i, admirably
co,nbined with perfect security. Tho krual
wny government one; and about two thou
sand nAttyes had boou employed moro thau d
fortnight In driving tho adjacent country;
by day they hud white ,ynnda. and at night
when not provoked or wounded, md tho
nhovo simple means wero amply sufficient to
keep tho nntnlats from "barkilig back" On
thls oecaslon, ly good management, large
@ int5 tho 70 noishsoshooa I q @ tso ksaaL The Th *
cltelnent WIS getting tntonHo. Eyory crash
OF u fa!ltng brauch, or tho chattersng, OF tho
large monkey common to thcsu woods, made
one start and gazo expootantly In tho direo'
ton OF tho elnphanta-
At lust, whom our pationco waa wel1-ntEh
exhausted. d tino herd WIS seen In tho Ills
tanuu, slowly approaching, under thu guild
amos ot three or four deooy olophnnts, who
tho ,cndera to accompany them to tho kraa /
Strange to Gay. tho elephant in 1tH captive
stnto sen1lls to take absolute pleasure in de-
ooying itA will oongeners into tho kranls,
captive also About forty had cntorod. when
tho roar guard were satxod with panic aud
bolted through tho line OF beatora! The en-.
trance waa thcrsupon immediately baErod.
ani those that werc within made safe. Thou
phant cautiously, approached tho ,noarost
wild one, lta 1nnhout ,tdr!vcr} walking OF
thu ol1 sltlo and tim!ng h!a movements 10 .at
TO be always cqHcsated 2n:4, BY the 3 fore iea e
many attempts, tho DOGGY pesanadod tn,
0ant1yo to rasso ono Of its hind legs, which
waa mainly brought about BY the formes
was was innodlatsIy, slipped round ii BY tha
| Hdroit attendant, md tho other end wN
, 1880-05-19

nEponE JUDGE KNfGHERuoCKEn.


BEFORE JUDGE KNfCHERuoCKEn.
OrdcrB-E;at James Mulhall, alnrs acot anprd
Est Miciiaol Il. Kcegan; elm Michael ]. Ger
agllthy s5H.5o alld-Est Vincent Nowak: ropt Of
aalo OF real cat ar1'rd and aalo confd-Ese Eliza
Danphin: Inv mud apprst npprd-lsst George @.
Knight; inv. npprst anu vida AVID apprd-Est
Henry Fuller; pf OF hoirsp-Est sarnh ]. Rem
dali; final rect apprd. oztr to Distribute balance
III bands, t!o rept Of DO isoflgd
On gIyln3 receipt Of sane-Est Quo. q. khlght;
rcsf9nation of Otis 4 Glover, n,itnr, accci'ted
and the question OF Ills accouNtlns resorvr!! Tor
future confederation Ut courk-ESt .!osoph E. ue
ilavcn; rcH ord aj-Est Anna Lubtela; sA'io ord
Est Edward Mcdonnell; Ut Of llciral'-Est Anloa
H. Bpeley: pet for BalH Of renl Gat dta NJ to Julius
Isosontliat and Abra1u III. Puuce-Eat Martin
Arllbrastcr: elm John tlonf. Rl, 6:i. FIST
Walter Shtriffa, minor; Ecct npprd-Est Eltz-
nbath ludwig: inv, .al'prst mud Guild awu apprtl
and " to sell personal Ir0p at private Hnle-kHt
Jncob Ludwig; Inv, n1'prHk md wis hwal apnrd-
Eat Caroline Nnnhal: pt OF hcirsp-.Est Oscar
Lehman, minor: ord ns prcpnre!l-Est fEhncts
tnyH from datc.
Of nhtnn issued 10 Jalu Maloneyt bond ln 5000
npprtl.
will mud lettora test Issued to DAbetto Btsnusu.
Ind bouu Iu $4,000 appru.
, 1880-05-19
A PANTHER-StAYER,
-Four Fcrociona Animals KIiIri Ono After
ffn fllhNr.

-Four Fcrociona Animals 1kIiIrtl Ono After
tlIu OthUr.
lrrom tho Butler Greek tOrcyonl E.terprsoJ
fow days ago hfr. 1laugh, who livoa ncnr
scotts MillB, startud for beaver Lake to get
some cellar timber 1lo had along largo
bored rifle, little rat-terricr, nul q rather
large dog Of part Newfoundland breed After
leaving tho maln road md getting on m nl-
most blind ROAD ho saw panther cross
tho road n1leah OF him. Io stopped tho
tcam tied thorn to small trcc anu followed
the dogs, who had succeeded In troeing tho
panther In vory short tilno. It was OH a
large opk tree, about thirty foot from tho
ground, and growing Bayasely. Mr..
lIaugh fell buck short distance, In
ordor to get rust shot, fired, aud
Ills ga,no fell dond to tho ground, having
mado final leap which brought him about
tttccn OF twenty feet from the t1uc. On
going back to tho wagon the children
pointed out nnothur panther back on tho
road over which thoy llal passed. On up
lronchtng 1t to ret n shot, 1t dartel into
the brush, followed by tho two dogs, who
succeeded In trGulng it without my diil-
cuity. TN following the dogs, Mr.. 1iaugh
found 1t on tho larga l!mb Of n fit truo,
about twenty-five or thirty fcot from tho
ground. Oatttng n EeRt fraln tlIa Ht,le Of u
rrou some distance away, he shot this o,,o
At tho grncls Of thu gun tho panther jumped
from tho trao, and WIS followed by tho
1oEa On following them, it waa fou,ul
deu.l. about ton, y@gtlK tr9,A wEasra It was
shot On approaching tho raSch whoru
Mr. y. IIuulet uncO 0n,bnriet! H. tho cattlo
business liz found that thu little dog Ind
/ succeeded III troafny panther nlIout two
| thirds grnwrt. This Onn yuA shut tiual, l}o-
! faro Mr. lInugh hatl timu to loAll llu heard
| thu big ttuE lurking Mt HOuutlling about two
hundred ynrtas ott down the hlllsllH O1s
Euins to wleru 1t waA ht sAw tho biggest
lnntlier l,u ovor Baw--a vcry large foilnlu
Shu WIN growing mud aI,nplng her tooth ut
thu d,t,A No luueh tllat a!tu forl.,HA thu tu1kt
Aayugn picture ha hatl uv0r Hcun II was tiit
ficl1lt % get . Et}od stiot, but 9'a firing sho
en'no .low1,. ans! tho limb on witch shu wu,, wu,,
her, mud on coming M with the'n ~ saw lot
ground Ms. liaugh shut ngaln. but
iA no vi.ni raia was struck, i
Sn1y SSsSs' isS er in ,ns ,HsklK erasr sF sfSSw stSS
eyor On looking for u hu1lut MIR. laugh
fovnlkt he only Ind half bullet luit
| wit which ho hall tO 1llaku q suuecasful shot
or Iosa his game, Ills patching w,ss all gone
rs well, 10 tearing ois part oi tho lining q!
r,1n1lo,l ii ho,ne. Taking earetul aim, III
asud. This time 10 saw thu llugo beaxt tu,a
bio to thu ground, 10 bu yolzc1' by tue GogH
shu Belzed the big dog ly tlu sualp with ol,t
puw, nnl ltad Hncuecd0l In tearing tho Hua!t
nearly oil Thsn ID, denth M put n: a. sna to nG
was over nino feet long from tip to tita At
the pnllthelB WurD full grown oxtnpt ot,e
whiu1t was only about two-thtsda grown
Thvy weru all Killed Within two hours
, 1880-05-19

TINT hlscxpsrlnentingt in thu Chicago Hel,nnla
las M far rn,,ststl tho iosa Of only ono life.
by mud by. thu public Will know, that It fa
as ioSsih,io Tor t'o prsent sanrntetons
brieklnt to tloat lii Lnlso Michigan Ablundor
IA worso than h cri,nn What term. tlun,
should uharncturfze career tint IL NIL llun-
ucrB? pENsloNEn.
, 1880-05-19
THE soft spring days hRve come.
AZ tile prophet said they must,
When tho hc1, doth lay her egg.
And tho rain doth lay the dust
-SteuteNpftis Us-af3

WOMAN iH called 1nnn's better hall. but Nh,
is not init Mt all. When she holds tom..,,,
convention shn enforcea tho two-thirds ynt..
Mem Y0rk fIafatI. ''ss-
, 1880-05-19

No, soN, no; you noettn't ba afraid OF 1t.
Just dr!uk tub.iull Of It, II you wtah. No man
over Eot drunk. Us learned to be dtnnknrd
might vet tho dfopsy, ur you luig,lt drown your
sell with 1t, but 4 will never make you drunk
HarltnQton AapktyA