Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-30
The Court Record.
City Court-Crimfnal Side-Judge Dem
 ing.

City Court-Cr1mfnal Sfde-Judge Dem
 The following cases were disposed of last morning Mary Sperry, breach of peace against William Cashen, judgment Asahel Curtis, breach of the peace against Catherine A. Curtis and VII bur Shepard, $2 fine and $15.94 costs; Kate breach of the peace against Annie I.Sr.ch, to August 6; John Kelley, breach of the peace against Daniel McCue ap Bernard Gaffney, judgment sus- ended Bernard Gafney, breach
 of the peace against John Kelley,
 $1 fine and s. .o9 costs; Daniel McCue, breach
 of the peace, $1 fine and $3.09 costs; H
 Beardsley, breach of the peace against Will
 liam Hurd and carrying concealed weapons,
 $5 fine and SIP 36 costs; John Allen, breach
 of the peace against Matthew Vim, judg
 ment suspended; Philip Lawler, breach of
 the peace against Thomas Daley, nolle; James Carroll, vagrancy, to August 30; John Gas
 tagnetto, murder, to August A.
 A Glimpse at One of LOndon's Newer Charities.
 From the Pail Mall Gazette
 Dogs Hospital, though treasure when found, is, like other treasures, very difficult to get at. You come upon the very existence of it almost by accident, and, when at last you do find it, you are surprised to see, that \ like other treasures it lies at your door-or, | at least, at your stable door,. Behind the l tall rows of eligible mansions stretches the
 district of the news, and there the proprietor | of the Dogs Hospital has set up his modest l institution, and patronized by the surround | ing nobility. cures their pets You, the possessor of plethoric pug, have wandered into this region of stable cries and curious implements of carriage cleaning, bound for
 the hospital and accompanied by the patient He IS too heavy to carry on so hot day,
 and his own legs, as he pants in your rear, seem to take the proportion of an. early Eng fish arch under the superincumbent weight of groBs and corpulent body. You move along the news, and panting pug tolls after you in vain. You are obliged to wait till he comes up, and then there comes up with him 8 dapper little groom, who sees your difficult ty and takes you strai ght to the hospital. The doctor, he says, is in, and just at present is doing roaring trade in pugs. You are
 not quite sure whether this is good news or
 not but the groom explains that July always
 tells on their constitutions, and that if any one can bring them round, it is sIvins 7"
 With this encouraging encomium in your
 ears, you find yourself at ''Ivans" door. The
 name on that door is ''Evans," but when the
 door is opened, you know you have made no
 mistake, and closing it behind you, you find
 yourself in one of the wards of the Dogs Hospital.
 Evans is a small man with wild eye and general suggestion of poacher about him.
 His corduroys are furrier than his occupation
 would account for, and he looks ss if he were
 up to all the ways of savage animals. He receives you politely and glances very seve1e-
 ly at the pug. That pet looks up languidly, and shivers. You give an account of the case. Evans bids you be seated, and lifting
 the pug (with professional deftness) to a ta-
 ble, examines what had been the white of his eye. You go on with the symptoms. Evans mods, and says, "Yes, ah yes; so it would be-" exactly as if his residence were Harley street and his fee two guineas. You are rather surprised to find that the symptoms are so few, and that you have so very little to say. And yet the pug looks pathetic, spiritless, and in mortal terror. You feel that nothing but his excessive fat would pre- vent him running away from 8 mouse. The doctor listens carefully and throws in few extra symptoms. which you eagerly catch at. He looks through book, and tells you he will undertake the case, and that he has hap oily spare bed at the moment. Terms are agreed upon, and you are about to take your leave when he offers to show you around the establishment. He leads the way You fol- low him: And pug, grown singularly sud | denly afectionate, follows you.
 A low room, and, as it seems, disagreeabIy close, though the window is open; in the corner @ kitchen-boiler simmering and sur rounded by drugs, bottles and implements round the room 8 lot of packing, cases filled with straw, and in each case 8 dog. Such poor shivering little creatures, with legs bound up in splints, feverish parched | tongues languid eyes, misery and suffering all around you. All these little eyes are fixed in terror upon Evans, and in kind of | feeble intellectual dislike upon your corpu- lent pug of whom you are yourself by this time heartily ashamed. Evans, at home in | this, the accident ward of his hospital, is disposed to give clinical lecture. This lit- tie feverish terrier belongs to duchess, who stood on his leg in trying to give him the lean of mutton chop. The duchess drives 1 up twice week to see him, and the footman calls every day for news. But" says Evans, as if he thought such attentions on the whole disadvantageous, he'll pull | through by reason of his constitution" Near him is an enormous mastif with it's head swathed round and it's iaw-bone kept l rigid Tn splints. He wags his tail feebly at Evans, who pats him in a patronizing but l professional manner. This, we are told, is g | very interesting case. He is the finest mas tiff in Bayswater, as brave as a lion and as | mild ss 8 lamb. He was out with his master | on Sunday, when an artistic gentleman with | a German mastif came by. The two does stopped and did not like the looks of one an. l other, and so they fought, and the German l seized this one by the ear and mouth and would not let him go. The masters beat | both with umbrellas and were very near beating each ether, and it took three police | men, butcher and greengrocer to separate 1 them. "His jaw was very near being broke" says Evans, 'bnt he'll pull through, because he's good constitution"
 You begin to admire the modesty of Evans in thus recognizing the Uis naedicatTir 70targ, and it occurs to you for a moment to suggest that perhaps there is nothing at all the mat ter with the pug. But now you come to an- other room, where the patients were conya- l Iescsnt. Evans seems still to inspire terror, and in khia uzard ak All aYanka Eha nnn Yrn.