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New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
SEEKING TO PUNISH A BIGAMIsT.

Mrs MignOnette Gore n young woman OF pre-
possessin0 appearance, made an application yesttr-
day TO Police Justice Peloubet III jersey CITY, Tor
a war; mt for the arrest Of her husband, Albert l..
Gore on charge of bigamy. Mrs Gore VINO IL
the daughter OF DR.. Peacock, a weli-knOwn physl-
clan was married TO Gore i'll the early part OF last
year Gore, who wore a brilliant uniform, repre-
Sented himself as lieutenant III the
regular army, and SAID that ms company
was stationed in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
About a week after the wedding the bride and
groom started for Santa Fe but on reaching Boston
The bride refused TO go any further and returned to
her parents her husband refusing TO accompany
her Recently Mrs. Gore learned that her taltlhess
husband did not go to New-MeXlcO, but returned
10 New-York and there, under the name OF Albert
Horton married Miss Annie RoystOn, an heircss.
The two wives became acquainted with each other
in some way and determined TO JOIN forces and pun
lsh the deceiver who they ascertaned, s at present
under arrest III Boston on a charge OF forgery. An
effort will be made 10 bring him 10 Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
4 cLFVRLAND BANK ROBBERY.

CLEVELAND, Dec. "A daring bank robbery
WAS elected at noon to-day the victim being PRESIDENT
d. p Eells OF the Comm ercial National Bank MI Eelis
was cutting off coupons from some bonds and whie SO
engaged was talking to j. n. Ghdden hIehd. AAN'i
finishing he replaced the bonds IN paseOoaru ooA ana
resumed conversation with Mr.. Ghdden Ia tle mean
time an unknown man, who hal Deeh sitting IN 'i''
id,,s onic, somo time softly approached the table,
,cled M the box, and cOolly walked away. The box
y,as NOT missed for nearly half an hour
the thief s described short and stout with short
cronned whiskers. The bonds all nego liable, and
csat OF s. 900 Milwaukee and st. Paul sinking fund
second mortgage bonds, 100000 first mortgage bonds
10000 sinking fund.- $1,000 consolidated, $llVo Cm.
cago and MI saukee first mortgage bonds, $1,000 goId
bonds and S3 900 Chicago ana Atcnison BTidse Com'
pany bonds. The total is Sll7,oOO.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE GRAND STREET CATASTROPHE.

Moyor Grace has received from the Fire Commits
eioners reply TO his communication asking for IN
formation concerning tho fail Of the Grand street
tenemeut houses, the result of the investigation,
whether the Buildings Bureau was efficiently man
aged aud if any greater sum than is allowed for It's
nTnner state of efficiency The reply of
lie Fire Commissioners is very vOluminous.
They give at length des rDtiOu of the manner IN
whcn the buildings were built ana the alterations
~ ade s1nce ali of which details were made public
GurIng Ihe coroners inquest They also descTi Ue
the workings OF the office, aud ask for an Increase
OF five clerks five SPECIAL examiners nineteen as
salary roll would thus be increased from
S3s. 600 TO $40, $50 They ask that the
ertnrnev for the burean shall be- allowed three
assistants at 81, 800 each and messenger at $500
With reference To the censure OF the bmlding
Bureau by the cOToneTs jury Tor It's lack Of haste III
serving'the notices on the owners of the buildings
which iell, the Fire Commissioners say that the
blame for the whole thing rests OH Chief Examiner
Hyde, who has been discharged.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
WAR ON UNLICENSED GRoG-sHoPS.

The Excise Commissioners Yesterday refused Ii
censes 10 the following places: "GuItucT'7 Pa, l-
ionVNO. 2s3 Bowery; "Sultan Divan' No. ~
Bowerv - he Brighton" No. % Great Joucs-st !;
- perry's Boulevard, No. go Bowcry; " Ihc Bel
nouic0U No 1872 Chdtham-st.; ihc summer
Garden" No. 10 Great JOnes-st The Buck
ingham" No. 124 West lwcnty-sevcnth-s ;;
Owrn Geoghegan's. No. lOJ BOwcry; Will
liam McGiory's, No. loo TO lG4 hestcr-rt. 10
a number Of these places licenses have been
denied before, but they have hOunshcd all ,he
same Complaints were made yesterday against the
following licensed BOwery grogshOps Tho
"Pacify Hotel, No. SO Bowery; Pacific Garden
No 81 Bowery; concert hail. No. ID BDWcry :;
- Giverpool Varieties" No. 27 Bowcry; "1hHiia
Hotel, 80 lO9 Bowery. They viii Oe investigated.
An investigation was likewise, ORDERED as to the
Character of the hotel at the toot of East One
hundred-and.tenth-st., of which the Emigration
Commissioners complain as dcmoralizng 10 Their
employees on Wards Island. A list OF all unlicensed
gropgerles will be put III the hands Of the police To-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
LAWYER CONVICTED OF PERJURY

Daniel II. Stone, a lawyer, eighty-three years oil
noe was placed on trial III the Queens County Court
OF Sessions at Long Island Guy, on Thursday, on
an indictment charging him with perjury he was
employed by Mrs. Cadence V. " BoOran' ana whiIe 10
PROPERTY at Hempstead l.. l., and at the sale pur,
chased the property himself Mrs. Booram alleged
that the foreclosure and sale were made without
her kuowledg, or consent, and that she never re-
ceiycd the proceeds OF tue sale. She brought an
action to recover the money, and the case was rled
before Judge Barnard in April last the jury hnding
verdict Tor the plaintiff On thus trial 1t is alleged
that Stone swore thai Mrs. BoOram was aware OF
the foreclosure and sale, and that be paid her the
proceeds of the sale; and he exhibited a receipt
signed by Mrs BoOram for the money. The plaln-
TIT denied all knowledge of the matter. and pro-
nounced her signature TO the receipt forgery lhe
trial OF the suit before Judge Barnard The case
was gwen TO the jurors last evening, and after a
short absence they returne verdict Oi guilty SEN
tence was deferred until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
RICHMOND COUNTY TEACHERS.

The first meeting of the Teachers Association of
Richmond County closed yesterday afternoon after
a TWO davs session. The association was organized
last NAV at the annual sessi )nOi the Teachers In
stitute The first session held on Thursday
meeting was held in the German Club Rooms
School commissioner Z. Henry King, the chairman,
after "A brief address of welcome, introduced George
William Curtis, who spoke at considerable length on
the public educational system in this country and
the means by which II might be made more efficient
In conclusion he deprecated the lack Of public
spirit and local pride shown among the people of
tuis state, compared with the Eastern States, and
attributed it to insufficient education in the public
schools. Yesterdays session was devoted to the
discussion OF primary education and school super
vision,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04

The attendance at the Samagundi Exhibition on FRI
day and yesterday excellent and the sales thus far
surpass those of last year. The total is $500 Forty
six pictures and five albums OF echngs have been sold
twelve Of the pictures going TO the Toronto Art Publish
ing Company Among the pictures bringing the highest
prices were q. w. Maynard's Fantasia" sold for 1885,
A: G Howands" Disciple Of Isaac waon,b for $50; G.
W. Edwards's Marine for $3.50; +. s. Churchs Among
the Vines" for 800; G. f. Boynton's " Little Miss
Pert" for $100 Van Boskercks October Morning for
S75 O'Brien's Pool on the Nepigm," 800: Hogans
Islands, Georgian Bay" SlC0 Smedeys Evening;
London Ont" 800, and Shares "lndian Trappers.
for 800 This exhibition viii close December Il,
thus afording purchasers ample opportunity to take
away their pictures before Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
SUPERINTENDENT JoNEys ASSAULT,

SUPERINTENDENT JONESS . ASSAULT
The examiuatiuu into the case OF AhSurlh Joi..5'
3bo surprutendant of parks, VINO IS chdI S'H w"
I..,,Itng Iobn Hughes. an inspector OF Dulldlh-N
,ros kegun Yesterday before justice hIIaS' d' .n'
Yor[ville Police Court The complainant was lht
Trst witness examined. lie gave dctdleu account
of the assault AS already pubhNhSu' II" r"u g.
ofter the meeting of the St. Davlds BeIevoichI 30
ciStv. nj the oteuben House, No. 80 BoWerS' ne;
yvtE two friends went into the balTooh anu
sat down at "A table. Sh rly after Jones came VA
and bepan deiaming the Welsh people me VII
ness ,ipon defending hIs nationally, was talle, q
., "G old scoundrel by Jones, who then punched,
him in the eve with his umbrella. Hughes deineh
having raised Il beer glass win Wulch 10 S'ilA'
Jones' a., t;u;. r.l
BENJAMIN Lipmann, who attended the billiard
+oh1es in The room said that Hughes's hand was on
a glass on the table when h" was STRUCK ana thdV
the glass fell off and was broken. ,., -
Michael If. fully a book caUvdNSer, ana DaVh y;
Jones a clerk, were then examined. iuIS SiIu
fuat Hughes was trying tO get at Jones me Ia lei
testified that he did not see glass IN Hughes hanu'
tuph Roberts the president OF 81. DdNlda be
neyolept Society said that Hughes maze general
remark to which jones' replied that he was i'dl :
that Hughes then Jumped 10 his Iett ahu s.ilp" =
beer glass, when Jones swung ms ulnoicHd at
him but did not poke at him.
The defendant then pot upon the sthno anu
said that when Hughes seized ne glaSS the t"o
men at the table jumped between MN ana luVHeSi
UuChes then rieu to pass the men 10 retCh hillduu
lie then poked him with hls umbrella, as lac Thought
he was auOut TO he assaulted -..
Isaac Lloyc, "A shoemaker. and William Lewis, Oi
Spuytrn DuyYll, were next examined LOWS Sllu
that his back was toward ilughcS and he could not
see whether Hughes had glass in his hand or not
but he did see Jones strlke at Hughes WIN ms u-
brella LlOyd testified that he was facing tu@hcH'
who Jumped up aud seized glass. ne Wines
then saw umbrella come over MS shOuiuol dho
strike hughes IN the eve. =,
The examination was here adjourned until De
cember Ia.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
CURIOUS ART OBJECTS SOLD.

The sale of Chinese and japanese art objects and
curios belonging 10 X. A. Robertson, of Yokohama,
Japan, at krDys auction r0Oms, was concluded
yesterday afternoon. There was good attendance
and the bidding kept at brisk pace. The highest
CnInese vase, b,berOH form with relief ornamental
tion sl2 inches hgn, brought $40 another larger
ono, OF different form, S6lO; lavender cOlored
vase, OctagoBal form, $40; a tine sang dc beuf
vase, $315. and pure white Chln.se egg-snell
vase bt6er0a FORM, $1J5. The nex1 iOt was a valu-
able Chinese ceadon vase, large bibeon form. IL
etarted at $500 ana ran up RAPIDLY to $1,000 A
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,,,r,,,v oN THE BARK sONTAGG.

y,orlcs ! Haskell captain of the bark S9n1atssi SItei
Of Boston Yesterday made Gompa mt lain Lynch
States Commissioner Sh eds a3aihS, Hpdcrson
~ pciprs Matthew Preston ana Johu o. : tLon
J"uh WI S'ord t6e same vessel charging J!IoI J!Io
1it% standardization and mutlny; j he pG o " She
I'm tIIs port Yesterday IRON re- , az, August
sailed from New York for BaiaVl", r yGyace will
20 looi' 90 ;c.tj bv the crew toward the cap'"iII pI
an, f,r,t mate and the sailors deteiiIiliT
NV each other 10 matt tel what laPp, found fault
u! -" % Slnt.u,ber \ 1881, the cap,aiu io" ~. an
~ ~ - p''ri. If n sailor named Thompson; ho ?l
swsred insultiugly and helu w "a''taiu struck
in a threatening W'uHci, %non which the
i1onP0"%d nrculiar call which brought Ihe oamrn
e,,i,er Of the crew to his a'sistaiG', nit,
ii / ,,nch acted as leader and dld the Tins t'i"i'i-'
TH".oJT T4H"T ,ba cantain that # he struck any ih''"
iJ - of tbc crew you strike all" The aill'uut ~
tht oaors became 50 threatening that ihe CaP. Pse,t
.,, @ 4 L;,nsalf with revolver Lynch als' "V''
9rnard gnt a receiver and threatenc' 10 shIol lliL
cgnt,ip The next day the captain orurIeu ~ N.Y. ~
and another sailor named Anderson " py pT ieTs
irons he mates undcrtoOA u ca v1u' M pr,+on
and n General fight followed. Matthew lItSio', resi-
,' " of tLe .ailors. attacked the captain WIN ~
knife and inflicted nine sab wounds SOM VI th in
serious wound III the abdomen >,II t6r steward
tr.tiurs to view but the CABIN uOl am ,rad Wv.
tt,dDt to ms wants 50 well that ne reco''Iiou' i
Tne first mate was shOt III u an
Alter il the md sai1F5 tbsv SSlmandsd Sd that Lynch,
i%n Ia Lad bcen placed in irons, shouH; ne re-
,,sed This was agreed 10 on COhai'iou '' m
should be no further disturbance on 'lo we Erd fnr
80 ins,sted that the vessel should be headtu l"i
prnantLuco On her arrival at tnat port lhe cap
tain communicated with the AHlenctil oT,,H" Ino -
Henry l.. Atherton, and shorty aItHl aItI, 49, VIZ ~
crow went aboard from BlaZiilah N"I
vessel winch was i'll the harbOr. The ring ealcIH
of the mutiny were put IN IRONS new hon, ~
ehippcd to take their places, ana tile VcSi Gor.
1iutied her voyage TO tins port. On aIiINH1Y iti
,pstcr,Iav thp men were handed over 10 lIe 3
States authorities. Commissioner ShleluH n 49,
them each III -, 500 bail for examination 'O''"''
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
TIE SPRAGUh LITIGAUOH

PROVIDENCE, Dec. SIN the Supreme Court
90 'do, decree was entered authorizing Mr. Chahee'
tTnstss of the sprague estate lease the Baltic Mil ea
tate, some deposOrs the Franklin Institution for
S,s sl'o, ono 81 the savings banks wrecked by the
failure eight years ago have appointed CON- n;
p., t nrga the Supreme Court 10 accept Al ohei Va
ittee 70 made bv General b. +. Butler as settie'
~ Pei ,%a dsnositors Number nearly 5000
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
REPORTS OF INCOMING VESSELS

Tho brio Nellie NacLav. which arrived Yesterday
frnrn Smyrnn aitera voyage of scvcnty-two daS =
rrnortcd that IN latitude O'2V north ana IonSi-
tude 7;} 80 west. she passed an abandoned Sci,"l
% t,,,,,r of her for,riast was standing. She was
Of Nova Scotia bul an1 had evidently been h'ah,
1oncl for some time The bark Spccdwrii arrNrl
Yesterday rc.n old HaTbor. which port rh' lei on
Augrst u she put into Savannah on Scpt'mper
10 Ior provisions and repairs 70 sails. 'ap'ai',
G,nrl,rd her commander, died on September II
from fever. - ,.,,,,,,
crcd heavy westerly gales and hurricanes duri"s
the ca lr, paS>aoc On November 25. IN hurrlS3n'
which lasted three hours there were very hiEi
,.,...,,. and thc decks were flooded. The vcs-c!
LOST a number Of sails. g., uaIn boom was GaTTrGl
away and the stirhudri boat was smashed. Inc
Messengers were not on deck for twelve days.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
RESULTS OF FALLING.

Ann Mooney, age forty, of No. 4Ol West
thir,st fell from the second story OF nef
Hose hile washing windows and was instantly killed.
John Briggs, age dfy-nye, carpenter fell from inc
second story OF the building at Houstoh-sN ana
broadway, yesterday and fractured his SKULL lie "s
tskeu TO the New.YOrk Hospital. ., =,
Ionn McCort age tnirty, OF East lwehty-nihtn-ss.
,ie Engaged in painting the Elevated Railroad ia lfohs
" 30 rs Tur-aVe., yesterday, was struck Oy passing
train ana thrown INTO the street. Ho WAS taheh W
RsIIsyue HosulLal and died Lhere
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
MRS COLEMAN NOT TO BE HANGED.

The Jury yesterday brought in a verdict of man
slaughter IN the third degree against Mrs Elizabeth
Coleman who shot and killed. in July last, her
lover. George I. Colrs. Mrs. Coleman was indicted
tor murder and the trial began on Wednesday last
and ended on Friday afternoon. The Jury
remained on. ali night and did not agree upon a
verdict until about o'clock yesterday morning.
Justice Noah Davis opened court at II O'Clock 10
receive the verdict. Mrs Coleman wept hystencaily
wnen the foreman announced the result She was
remanded to Jail until sentence, which VIII proDa-
bly, be pronounced tomorroG.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
FFFECrs OF THE IMAGINATION

DR.. Meyers, the City Physician Of Paterson, was
hastily summoned from bed Thursday night TO at
tend TO a woman, who il was sand had swallowed
her false teeth 1t represented TO the doctor to
be a full upper set, containing sixteen teeth. DR..
Movers was somcwha relucant TO believe the state
ment but he recognized his caller as the ser
want OF a prominent resident OF Paterson and
followed him TO the house where everything was
in confusion. The husband was almost breathless.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
11,ncr spEIR,s POSITION.

The fact that JUDGE Spcir Is not to SIT up"n INC
cnrrrior Court Is .uch durug tine month oil irc"h-
Lo~ lbs given rise to the statement that lac intended
i'm tIat wav to indicate his Withdrawn nom nus
former positon with rc9ard 10 ms age ana MS h'
i.f th1t his term Of office had actually expired 6y
limitation Of ugc. This assertion made bN me
fir en- * OF Mr. OGorman. snot nsained 10y th" a'lH'
The Judges ordinarily alternate IN thrr assign
,p.u4 $50 as 90 leave one judge all Tie Inn" OF 'h'
bcrrh M work on his decisions Judge Sp'ir was
assigned last January 10 SIT TINS month W. lf'di
terms: while Judges Scdgwick ANA IFulN "'.'
Ju,gc ~u,ir la- just been sitting at brnrrm l'Ih'
these ind res offered 10 sit each during the entIr
term so 20. 10 relieve him aud "nabl" hlm To cI95'
m, ali bi. dccIeious before January ], lsS2. lie
La. man, private affairs in which he Is anxious 90
rl,o,. n, soon ~ hc has closed np tins work, an
these are the only reasons. rs Ic himself mas salu'
why he docs not sit thIs month.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE MOORE AND CUR1ISS PICTURES.

At the first sale of the Moore and CurtiSs
paintings which held at the gallery OF Kirby & Co.,
Thursday u pictures brought total OF S2O.OSo 90.
The prices obtained rule good. and the pictures
appeared generally to to private purchasers In
price 81 ,75 while Feed ~ the Pigeons" Oy vi gas
brought 81 22J aud Neekss { ATE OF FOndka 81 100
Tbe following is list Of the pictures brin gng sl0 and
nNcr NHirI the nricna and names OF the artlsts:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
HOHE NEWS.
pROMLNENI AREIvALS

rim Ir,nue HofeI-.fb. Hon. Naync MacN Ncagh
Of reuns7 and cN s,nat1r tau,!7 cuan oi tI'a
t,r| J'oi- General IrHpkt, u. A.....i i''t'fy
Tgsa,- Professor john Forsyth, uf Wet Poii @ stptn
sf,r U.c Marie ltta ..GfdHd H'lst-Iay inspector
a. i. Thornton, T.. = y.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04

magnificent Chinese turquoise, bottle shaped ~ 81
inches high, with engraved 0rnamentauohs III ~
dragons and flowers. of the Imperial kang-hAA !aA
period sold at 81 900 The sales yesterday leT
to over S11 900 and the total for the ehilc 00N'
ton is nearly $40 600.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
DAMAGES FOR BREAKING A MANS FALL

William r. Washhurnc o. January 10, lSSl, Tiis
waking mclitativcly along Chlh INST, "ntn ~, ~,
walk and mrditafIous were suddenly hrought !" ~,
end bv man wcignn- buu' 300 pOundS"ho c%4tuo i'm
rushing down out Of the skies and iaifeh'h "it ~
ont on the sidewalk. Mr. Nashhurn's pre,r,urr& & %,
that moment proved very oppor. nne Tor llie mI,
from the skies for except for II ne No'iiH
have been nGttcnpd out on the SloG"'."
himself: but n. it was he only lhi an a,i
easy dceccb. from he track of tn eIcya'rh ran ~
10 the street Tho man 'yio thus ovcrcami9 M M,,
Washhurn Gatcman Mcdonald, who l,i ii,ll ,h'IS
along the track had missed his footing. MI. N"SH,
bum claimed tha hr had received scrons lilJ a
breaking Gatcman NcDonald'S fall. aud th4t II WE
negligence on the part of the latter to walk a,o,E ]
thc track and fall off and fall over an luno'tMio M
pa~ser-by. He therefore began m aciioh ~ @ Wv
Court o. Common Pleas against the Nahnh. l. ." w.
RqIl,yav Company rs Mr.. Mcdonald employer, 10 ~
recover Pl5. 600 damages. The company sci up ~
a defence that the accident did not harpoi h'
any negligence for winch it was respo si2lu, }
before Judge Van 8runt and iury. D'ili;aanJiy
| Nicholl anI T.. II. LOWS appeared Tor Mr; "',n-
burn and Dorshnimer. Bacon & D'yo Tor me ru,, %
u.nv in gc Van Bruut was IN doubt wh'tinlcl W ~
not tho company was legally responsible 'or the ln
| inrv sustained by Mr.. W1slhum, and IH,t'.'d
mat aucsti n for the General Term. lie diI'.,,'
| thc Jury to assess the damages tO which thr pail
tin would hc EMIT ed in case The appelIato cou'
| should decide the question Of law IN his iaVor'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
THE DIRECT MAIL SERVICE TO HAvRE.

As has already been stated in IHE TRIBUNE, the
French Consul m this port has asked the advice OF
merchants of NewYOrk in regard TO renewing the
contract for carrying the mails between tins Guy
and Hayre with the COupagnIe Generate Trans
atIautidue the present agreement with winch
expires January L, 1883 There was meeting
Yesterday afternoon to consider the matter AI'frt
ie FaivTe presided. Among the others present were
N Truv, L. Poitevin aud AdOlph Cohn, from the
ConsnPs Office The company was represented by
Mes.rs lie Mairse and ID D'0uville and Captain de la
plane There were present be ides these MesSTs.
Reiset, Corooks, Ellie May, Contausan, Mall
Last Cole and Muzard. The meeting
was of the opinion that the mails should be carried
every week The vessels should be as large as
conId possibly enter the Hayre harbOI, and should
he the canals of the White Star Line. The time OF
voyage of each vessel should be computed separate
lv 30 that if any vessel did not come up TO the
5; ;andard required, it could be taken IN the
line Vessels OF the type OF the Fllle de
New-York, now building, would be satisfactory;
this is G. 500 ions and Will average fourteen knots
an hour here should be line Tor every vessel not
making a voyage iii the required time; TINS Is now
four pe, ent of the paid for carrying the mall
for every delay of One-fOTtcth of the time set down
as limit for the voyage. IL was the sense ot the
meeting also that the contract should be iOr ten or
fifteen wears instead OF twenty, as now, aud
that an Othcc should be established III tins CITY
where complaints could be made oi any violation oi
the contract
New-York tribune., 1881-12-04

Anolynos were administered TO alleviate me s,G, her,
ings II tbc woman The Doctor then eN'lihlltu NV
re hnt foTnd that there were no scratches oT
other evidences of LARGE swaIloTng ihe ",,mci mci
seemed to be suffering and complained yStC " ~e soll
Io;, She cmpiei a cup of coffee without any any 4i'
cnfy Dr. Meyers was puzzled. lie snsecSlft ,'f of
the teeth had been mislaii. 1t was me eur.D' ~,
tr,rg, Asearch was made without snccca7, I'"fIIa,
Thcn said the Doctor look on the lnS1G & o, t,' nn
piIlow ease Ii may be that she pushed tnrin ,i,,
tween the pillow and the pillow case IL P"''''7
them away . - o., no in
agony and mo1ncd piteopSly. But wn'h ',r , Doctor
looked for the teeth in the place where he ~ W,
snrrested and found them, and when thry WIZ ,I
held up to her gaze her PAIN sr"Incd =" Ndli,' @
mcdiateiy. When the doctor lett the mousse Sio
laughing at her fear