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slunnL nE NilNEt.

Thcannual examination o. tAo classes vil begin On NON
DAY. May - AZ loa m.
The examination q cauG dates for adm sion 70 any Of the
six regular courses el Mining Iuclceas casa, nsineer.
Ing Auayuca and Applied chemistry. Geooey. MeAlurry.
Architecture, viii D. sl FRIDAY, june - al $3.50 e.
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| X i-a- Steers. 1895 o., zoe &c. ,o d. 81
Na.v.oI ~a'. r' 90. lte. T. -. I--c .' ". 2Llnca,tor
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DnpI.LAR SHORE LINE.

! Tor llDNIDi.N ti, BOSTON AND THE LA~l.
AL RAIL FROM GRAND Cf NlRAL prPOL
Three Express trains daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston
u u .iarlnrcar .ttIcAad. md lu N. with lt
-.rcIiugt,is. sundays lt Id ~ !wiui palace s"erns
,arS. L. W. POPPLE Agent.
DONpOTr and Kingston Iinc.-Sto Imor
Ia James BALDWIN leaves NondIv. "Wednesday aul Ft.
dan AZ 700. fom Harrison st making usual sudings
Delaware and stony IiOf
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SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final examination Of several dass, for The year
VII began On HOND DAY, My -, at ":3Da IN
Candidates degree Aastr II Arts and students IN
June :, and iolo".ug days.
The alto. ~ ud''te- or admission VII begin on
WEDNESDAY. June o. al o 30 q
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gnetrnrtlnu.

For Bows and Young Men-CiJY.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS. -Prvatc tuition.
~ Afternoons Thoms. Reeves Ash. l4j W. 4jth-.t
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
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N,EM.MANEN. NERLnEN- mNRrrnnl
nrnpNIru LINE


= To Boston. Worcester Na'hua. Portland aal East
ILt how Iron steamer - ... 1890.
Without exception most elegant boat
the ttvoIis CITY Ot bO0lUN.
leave Per So 80 Nuith RIVER, iI1. OK watts A., neU plsr
above DesOroo-css ST. Ferry. daily, eH cpt oandays-to pm
NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLRpA D. commencing November u, 1882
tirOus % trains will .etvc brand Central Depot
a. Wnaeru AMI Northern ETDrcss ~ Rochester ana
Montreal with drawing room cars also 10 saratoga
Erprcfs FOR hic1gO daily. Stopping only
Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo Eric Cleveland and
Toledo
dl1rta. chester and Buffalo
IL Albany aud Troy. with counecontO UTICA 9aI~
togl. Glrus rllls. Lake George and Rutland
80 m. Albany and Troy special SdturdaysOny
n m Accommodation % Albany ana Troy
m 81 Louis EXpress with sleeping cars for ~ Ions
running through day tho also NlasAr1 Vans.
Euuuo Toledo and Detroit .., .,..... . 1900.
O5up m Express daily except SUNDAY Win sleeping cars
syracuse and Auburn RoAl also 10 saratoga ana MONT
real
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago 90
Iou- aud LOwVlle 49,
II M Night Express, with slcepinsoars 10 Albany and
With morning trains Tor the West ana North
Tickets orr saieat 10 Rowling Green 20 and rs BroG
way Wescos Express Offices spark place tud -
and 942 Broadway Newlork ana 833 WicninSton
amt fn t., BROOKLYN {. h MFtktR,
j. VI. TOUCEY. Gen >upt Gen Passenger ASenG
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE oLD.EsTABLJsHEC ROUTE AND SHORT LTHs
20 TRAIN, EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN,
Nay ) STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, AIN
NEWYORk-
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIH
MEM. AND Tia r. Fastest TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAEkIY
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbros.es aud Co
lAndt Ferries q follows
ol5. 7:!o, 80 " and 10 Limitod(. IL m $40 $40
o. D. T. and . NJ. and II night SUNDAYS % Lin
i1edl AND ~ a. M T. .. :. 8 and p w. and IL night
Express trains elye Ne~York daily. except SUNDAY. 80
20 a. III and p m running through VIA Treu Ton and
Camden.
Ket nng, trans leave Brosdst station phA OF,
$40 20 $40, 50 except Monday 90 : 80 $50 80,
H. anu IL 10 IN. Limited Express 80 and $40 p m
J. g. I, D D. $50 l41. Sand sop N. ON SUNDAY 30l.
$40 s 20. $40. $3.50 o % M. 900 Limitedl $50
40 and $40 .. m. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden
a ~ anu ASO j. IN. daily sunday
Ticket Offices $50 $40 and Vi4 Broadway Aston Houss
aun loot ~ besbEOsses and tOrtaudL COurtst aud
Bi9o~yh An4SH StaJon. loot OF Fu.tonst BfooHyn NoA
lif 40 aud IL, Hudson ST NOOOkea Staron Jersey Guy
tmfi1hi LlcAet Odioc. No Battery Pace and Casus
CAMDEN
The New YORK Transfer company win cal nr aud cheek
CHA...l.S ! Pill J. H. WOOD
General suaxeE General Pxssr Agcak
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STEAMBOATS, ano iiailroans.

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ DREW 81. JOHN cave D.er H. y lt, oo OF ca
nal every Etk DAY at J. cOnnectuE al Albany
sunday morning excepted with tsns north. west AID east
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
4 sATONlc and NAUGATUCk KAlLKOADs-~teamer1
leave dti, slp &C 1870 m. 90 pm. -5dsL, East
NIycI t-tn 2. F4e IoNer lhlI BY any otler IoLl
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LIVE sronK MARxErs-nY rrLnlaApn

PTFFtLO Nav l4.-'ats- 70. Law. 200 aclf:
for the thua FAR. 1900 same time a,
week 1000 head consigned through. l5j
tending nowuWad Tor shipping and Butchers gTAdus,
Stockers steady Lrt Steers ~ d0d IS Good shippers
$ p ass 5l Fair 10 Ieuu - 80 as -; Light 70 10
Mixed Butcher- = 5rs5 Fat 81 80
- 50 - 2If rat Bulls. - 1880 Stock bulls -
Sh>cD - keceuta TODAY. 3itu the week
thus Tar 9lu hoad fof same ne LAST wces 1000 head;
consigned through. 4 fnr demand. but lover
Isies rs ern 4dyl.cs cause Depression Pax Good
CAipci. s'a' o. Aoce to Fancy, ,JdsO %. sUols
Q41t-Ilc = = -.
Hossfccr. O. 90 fav. cce had toal for wrc lar
$1,000 A' ~ Tor tGD lis -f.IU mead gned
through ~ cars market easier Tor Torkers steady
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GorpordiIot NouCej.

NOTlCE.-Thc following mentioned proposals
10 pusncs urti Woniay Ma, - $50 ~ . O'Clock nv
s' rropos,' for sztenins Sesc H.E und.r ana rough
85th,f r. "a lroics j. for fconrac PEI NV ~ =
r. AM repairing aud painting shed thereon For fan uior
NOTICE.-Scalcd proposals will he received
tod, lion Of iospsi Ar ne loot If All fr n -, va, S
SO. : ely IIa.i - '-''0' '"'' At
NOTICE.-Scaled proposals will be received
~ by the school Trustees tie ~eycntecuh Ward the
efc lion Of IRON Sa,rwavs 20 Grammar School onsc No
No. 2 CITY Han
NOTICE.-Scaled proposals will be received
II Nav Is for supplying the oa and WOOD re 4
the Public schools In the city Tor the ensuing year For full
Information CITY Record. for sale at No. City Han
NOTICE.-Proposals will he received at the
Once Of the Dcarment q fa9c charite. and corEeo
Goods Paints Croekery. sc For fun Information CITY
Record" Tor sale NJ 40 : CITY Hail
rTO CONTRACTORS.-Se proposals will
eived the Office Of the Fire Department 1855
ana Is! Mercer gnt Nay e. for gariing machine snd
iDiormationlsee CITY Record for sale At No city an
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals will
MerS; un May rs 1883 fo5 building sever, ana for ray
RECORD for sale At NJ City Han
I'O CONTRACTOR>.-Sc proposals will
he received 10y the rer artEeut Of Public Parks untl
NAY - 49, for g ans ma-og woI :. ai,o for ia i.hing
information city record ,ae at Sd Cy
no CONTRAC TORS.-Sealed proposals viii
De receives hy tAe Board % .oIlsal a. Ia oicS
ms Department vth Hose 4.c VIA new oier o. >cas
- information sec t4Il ACCORD or SAFE at 80. CITY
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NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDS0,
CHARMS
= CITY RIVER AND HLRBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

y CITY RIVER AND HLRBOR IRA IMPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier 49, " R. foot OF CortIandt,t
Consgnmens OF freight forwarded % any par,
OF tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery VI binds Of freight And
chandise TO any part OF tho city.
SEA AMI HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOB LIGHrERAGE.
grht of every description promptly ghtered " any pon,
IN the hsrbor at reasonable rates
BTEAMBoArS BARGE AND GROVES To oHAa
TEH EOt, EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. starln and ErAssus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is NJ Il, Az m daily (saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS 90, between .Ssw.Sork and
New Haven caro- and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points on D. L. q W. X resolved At Pier
For New Haven and points East At Pier
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven Milss,Ic
Ten Cents steamers from Iron Plsr L H. toJs u
Mhitehaust
CEN BAL SHIPYARD. Communipax. ". DRY books
Machine and Boiler shop. everything apprtalax
construction and repair Of yesselA
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DENNSlLNANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after Nav "a 1883


AND UNITED states MAIL ROUTE.
Trains irISe New lorh via Desbros-es sud COrfanta
street EelIl-s as foiowst
arrf-bug Pittshurg the West South. with Pulm an
Palace cars ATTACHED. a m aud daily New York
chicago Limited Of Paror Dining smoking and sleep
a day.
WI Transport. Lock Haven M Cory nd Frie 40
connecting At Cory for Ttusvie Petroleum
tire aud the Oh Regions
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washington
Express or Pullman Parlpr cars daily except SUNDAY 10
NJ arrive Washington p Regular via r. ard , X
r. f. so a. IA, 40 and r. ami y night
Il md q Il. r.. J and o. and - night
Suulsv VIA b and K r.. p. and IL night via
aud o X. r., IN and - night
For Atlantic city. eVcep. SUNDAY - m. and p On
sunday, a N. Through car on p IN. train.
For cape May. except sunday. 5 IS a. m and D.
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction and ntefmedllte sta
RAILWAY ant Amboy. . a. - noon, 3 20 and
GU sunday m. docs not stop az Asbury PARK
connect with all through trains
Jersey city aTOing speedy and direct transfer for
Brook yn travel
Trains arrive From Plsourg 20 and IL 20 100 and
l2O p IN daily. and m, daily except Monday From
Washington aud Baltimore 80 . 5OS NJ $780, 80 S3o,
10 IS and 10 90 D. N sunday . 80 5ilOa IN 100 and
10 SOD m From Baltimore, ! 20 m. on SUNDAYS 30
p IN From Phiadelphia 8 o. go . 80, go etceRs
40 20 $50 Q So TO- 70 1898 and 1880 p. sunday
So 8 10 8 so sos. II IS a $50. 1885, eS0, 1920
vi mai m
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COMNENC ENENT, at the ACADrNY or MUSIC. On
NEDN EeDAY June IS. at 10
+ A =. BARNARD. > T. d., Ii. D.. President
NIRCULARS Of best schools, with careful
- advice 10 parents. Please Pi,c all paIucu
r MIRIAM COYKIERE & CO., 81 East l7tl ST., Union
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, V, Y.
Established 1884.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g. HAYS. II. D.

Y
FORT wAsnINGToN. NY.
superintenaent-JonT 3 HAYS Nd.
Boarding school q tao ai3 81 si.de Sno,o threeioI
end and -crupuous{ ioAo~eL Z! m0lA At a Ity ASs;
the feelings r.75n separating these three Irei5
requisites instruction discipline. religion. whs ntua} nc
Situated Oh Washington Heights. miles up the
no'idciton he up.l.4cndcat Aay
Train.
%2re ZENITH a4a AH,y Pi4ee%n ar
1oundings not found along no ftram>d bAnAs II tho
There Of ani attached toit shaded and
teIseced by 'AA groves -nogdng ample space iof play
french German and spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
University Grammar School, l,4Sl Broadway,
CsssicaI OepartnenI. N. Hobby WI Asin PrnciDAls
Art Schools.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
vi after Monday oct 10, IN DRAWING, OIL and WATER
''AfN sf6bfa No 50 9A6isoS 1VzNG&
p.HUNTINaroN, Mt WILLIAM HAarMrJAM
N. HART. Nj. A. b. BELLoWS
For Boy. and Younz Msn-countrv
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Mihtary Board
"A ing SCHOOL White Plains ). Y.
BACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS
4pced physician and e1cher care Instruction
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
summer o winter s,ocsbriigs, Mass. F. HOFPMANN.
RLUM'S Eziehnnssanstalt.- Boys prepared
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL POUGHKEEP-
~ SIZE y prepares Bog' ior college 5cienulc and GOV
EKEEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. New
Rev. A. G. CHAMBERS Principal
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TROY BOATS-CITIXENS' LINE.-Ncw
n steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY cave Pier
No - L. loot CAllstOAerst daily except saturday atj
4 h .Uuutctlag with IOf AL points North
sunday steamer touches AT AIDany
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
NEW-Y0RK AND LONG BRANCH r. R,

NTFIUTV NlIII1 IIIV VII
~tatiOnsin New YORK Z st. and D-sprp-sc s-9t.
(tcntra r. r. OF y. L.. foot II ''rty.s-
ioF south An0ov. ga O. r. r u J.. >. SID A. H. bs
40 M VIA Penn. r. r.. o. - 10. p. M SUNDAY, a. m
ion Aata"an. &C. gl g. r r. " Y. J., > 7lj A. me- L. ,,
. D y. iA va Penn X T., l. IL M. 3.jI D. N sun
dAt, a.
For RrI Bank, Long Branch Grove As5nry PARK,
SeaGlrt. Point Pleasant, via O. r. r. ~ y J., so A.
u lf3. (, op me- VIA Penn. r. r. u II NJ 8 80 , D. IL
elli4ys mot stopping 10 ocean Grove OF AsOuy fdAbI
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INOR hos ION. In" latest evening train
win i9"sh ru man sscpers ie1yes G'and Cen'si DC
Norili- tram Do - w.e4 DIS. Get rr.cts STA
81 W-YDPK AND NFW-INGlAND RAILROAD
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lITIIITH
Tor Highlands SeaDrigh, Monmouth Beach and Lon,
Branch. >. 1913 a. m 3:I5 40 p sunday 10 a. m.
For Atlantic Highlands .. 1913 a. NJ, -; $50 p m.
For Lakewood. Toms River ami EarLegat 3iJ Z.
For ocean Grove, Asbury PARK Sea Girt &c, 1Oj a.
3 80, 4 80 %. III.
Leave foot o. TiJertyst IS a H. 14j p NJ for Lake
wood, Mauche9ter Toms RIVER Raruegat &c.
LAD for tlautic CITY, Vine and. Bird ltOn &C.
l;l5. 400 y M. Tor stations 10 -eaDnght
IN 4 Ia m for f.ffo IN nv
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ofFieelliI VA G. r. r. Of N.J s. Sis ll.fj a. nl e.
Pm Foi Newport ;. - II - A. m.. 49, T. 10 D. II.
For Atlantic cry. N.lcilud, B1lgelD1 &c. l3j p.
H. + BALD" y. J. Z. WOOD, J. L. Ran 10 p II,
q. p A.. G.. r. t. Of s. g.. +. A. p. r. r. Sup't.
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BoSToN VIA ,sT0NINGTQN LINE.

Reduced fare So TO Boston for Ist tickets good on
specified on their face va
Elegant steamers leave daily Sundays excepted az
from Pier 50 North River foot Of ays York anvil
in Boston at Tickets Tor all principal De-
Offices ~
PROVIDENCE LINE. for freight only. Steamers lea,
from Pier %. North River foot Of Waren.st al ~
daily Sundays excepted for Boston Providence direct
T. vs.. POPPLE Att Y
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T. kIL NAILW Al. NOW Known AZ INC NEW :
- YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Araueau. OF tr1ius iroW Chambers street Depot.
ga cincinnati and chicago nay EXrfc9+ Drawn :.
room COACHES 10 Bunao and suspension Bridge.
.Di.vI- Fast IT. Louis Express arriving ar buThn
ai m connecting virts, trains 20 The West AMI SOUTH
west. Pum3us test Dr1wing-rOOm Sleeping Coaches %
BuftO connects Turner's for Nrwhursl.
D. u. .DaLvl--Pacidc Express COR ths Wc.f oeepln Z
COACHES through 10 Buffalo. Niagara Falls CncnlaL Al l
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6teamboats aito RalIr1aos.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE IVES
la Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing

Trains leave from Pennsylvania II. X. Depot
M except sunday for Washington and all points Wa,
p IN. DAILY FAST EXPRESS, through sleeping coach.
West - IA P"in'
y MIDNIGHT Daily for Washington and all point, We.
FOR 1lmeTabes Tickets, Sleeping Berths and Baggag,
Apply al Companys ONCE SO and n Broadway 33S Fulton
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-22
sitting Bulls Band,

SaA Sea1
The Pioneer Press has information
that ever since Sitting Bull and his
people were sent from Standing Rock
agency to Fort Randall, where they
are directly under military surveil.
lance, the chief and his folio wers have
been anxious to return up the river to
join their Uncapsps brethren. Sitting
Bull has behaved SO well
since he left the war path, and his
young men and soldiers have evlnced
such a desire to remain friendly,
that his application to be allowed to
return to Standing Rock has received
favorable consideration on the part of
the War Department. The Indian
bureau officials alone hesitate. Late
ly all opposition has been withdrawn,
and with the full consent of Secreta-
ries Lincoln and Teller, and with the
appreciation of Generals Sherman and
Sheridan, 1t has been decided that on
or before the LIST of May Sitting Bull
and his l45 men, ome and children
shall be embarked at Randall and sent
up the river to Standing Rock. 1t Ia
desired that the removal be made thus
early In order to allow the inoomers
time to % some seeding. 1t is be.
lieved friends of the quandsm hos
tiles now on the reservation
will prepare sufficient land for them
to make an agricultural start, and 1t IL
hoped the war department will author
LIS the continuance of rations to this
particular band until June I. Sew
ersl letters have been received from
s. tting Bull during the winter al
81 ,rtiTe Rock, and In each he eI.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-22
An Ingenious Machine.

From tho New York Times.
A new machine, operated by clock.
work, Is to be placed in the train.
starters tower at the Grand Central
station, whichis designated to do auto.
mstically what is now done by men
employ we'd "a trsin-s starters. The
machine, of brass, copper and steel,
occupies but little spacs, it being less
than two feet In either length, breadth
or height. The mechanicism consists
of three upright cylinders Of brass,
In which ara punctured q seties of
holes, each representing n of the
1 44O minutes in the day. BY the
side of theee are three smaller pillars,
on which are fixed spirally pms repre-
sentiug the twen'y-four houra Of
the day. The three pairs OF pillars
as they stand il the cseo represent
respectively the three roacs the Graud
Central station, tho Harlem, New
York Central, and New York, Nav
Haven & Hartford. A serlen OF
springs are set so as to DO opera on
upon by the two CT liuders as they
each Ia turn make their revolu'ioa IN
the twenty. four hours OF the day
These springs connect with electrical
appliances. The fixed pegs on tho
houc column and the movable pegs est
Into the minute cylinder striking the
armo Of the spring set the necessary
bells ringing in the various parts OF
the station. At twenty minutes be.
fore tho leaving time of through
trains bells are tung for the
gates Co be- pen Fifteen minutes
later they ring a waruiug "all aboard
In the passenger rooms, and In the bag
gage rooms notify the baggage.mastel
to have al his baggage on board the
train At one minute before ~laavinc
tins thsy ring to close the doors lead.
ing to the station, and they ring {
minute later to start the train. A,
this is doDe automatically by this In
genious contrivance of clock. work aut
mechanism, and without the pcssibili
ty of a mistake, unless the clock-worl
or electrical maohic cry clogs or breaks
The machinery adjusts itself once Ii
seven days to the fewer trains that rul
on Sundays, and then read usts itsel
for Mondays Increased travel. AL
this signaling is now don
by hand, the bells being rung by
system of bell.pulls. 1t Is claimed
that greater accuracy can be obtained
by the use of this continuance, ant
/ much labor saved. It's car sbilitie
will be fully and severely tested il
the trial which 1t will at once receiv,
at the station. There are now 10
trains arriving at and leaving the sts
1 ton each day In the week, excep
Sundays, when the rumber 10 bu
forty.eight, d Iring tho summa
the arrivals anu departures on wea
days are increased by ABOUT fort
trains.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-22

recently kicked Irish red setter dog
made a covering approach to the re-
cumbent applicant, as II he had not
yet clearly taken In the situation and
did not know what diverse fate Of
kick or caress might portend. MIR,
Mccormick looked at the dog crit
ically, then he cast hts eyes search
ingIy round, and Immediately In his
rear, seated %serenely on It's launches
and gazing %approvingly and all un.
kicked at its master, he beheld his own
beloved Tip.
"Weu, blame me-" finally ejacu.
lated Mccormick, "if they don't beat
ghosts or the two Sismese twins! Say,
boss, you must excuse me, but your
dog Is the very counterpart of mine,
ana blame me 1t l didn't think all the
time 1t was Tip you was a.kickin'. SO
louy
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-22
Two Canine Drom1os.
San Francisco Chronicle.

San FRANCISCO Chronlcle.
Mr.. Mccormick was walking down
town, not so much In the interest of
his business, which runs itself, nor
for the personal benefit Of the phys.
ical exercise, bat that the walk might
tend to reduce the undue flsshiness of
his fsvorite Irish red setter dog Tip,
who accompanied him, and who, be-
cause OF the seasons scarcity of rain
and ducks, aud because of ''settlng"
too much round the bar stove, mani.
tests an undesirable precipitation to
mental and physical inactivity. When
Mccormick was about half way up the
block his tender heart was suddenly
startled as he heard cries Of sharpent
distress, end instantly recognized the
voice ~ that of his favorite. Turning
and looking back, he could scarcely
believe his eyes when they informed
him that an uncouth individu q had
gathered TIP mp by the scruff of the
neck, and that the man was diligently
and de1terously, In technical Ian.
gusge, kicking the stufing out CT Tip.
And rs the man kicked he calculated:
"You won't do what / tell you, eh2
You won't come to me when / call
you, eh2 I'll ~pulverize you, you
viper!"
With a yell as Of q tigresa robbed of
her numerous family of young but in.
teresting tigers, Mr.. Mccormick
leaped for tho foe. Before the man
had time to fall In the gutter the
angered aud artistic Mr.. Mccormick
had struck him In three different
places at one time, besides having
kicked him simultaneously In the vest
pocket and the small of his back. The
confused man having imprudently
struggled to his feet, Mr.. Mccormick
varied the second downing of him by
~etfecting it with three kicks and two
blows.
"Wot's the matter of you, anyhow"
asked the bruised, bleeding and mud
died victim from his vantage ground
of a now wisely maintained horizontal
position.
"Wot did ye kick my dog for2" asked
the glowerick Mccormick.
"'Tain't your dog It's mine," raid
the PROSTATE man, dogyedly, so to
speak, and then he called, coaxingly,
"Hers, Silk, SILK, Silk"
Ia response to this call for a wit.
ness, q badly inundated and evidently