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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

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menfni ihf mortgage entirely i0 hifrafr
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Mahsl rested hef hand un Mauncot
arm as be- waf fradlnR r. letter
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H%nkiuualg
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ans difficulty IT, sailed agalnfor Ncw
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

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Y b ~ afHH eth eslf' eH#N = SHIRT
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= nsffinenelsfs end ~ dist9HaleHnhfa
HI fnnFefsaflBh aihaf Ne Instrument
TAlk alHHl ifani fishing la Ne Wnfds
M M f~lffelaf Polar expedition, vii
have 4 mnfh beiief affect ~ NE IuaF.
lHall0n then i y : aiFef plan ~ fead
ehalihf Items IN TIE nHN fpafHf# \
efeal IsAny lhlnai hhd ilielf Naf lhtH
print whlrh are ~ fui " ~ h f%fffrgfp
Ne n ahy time. Again, AVOID Al nVih
ih5Fefalss aboui religion ~ politics.
dlapHfsa % any subject afe nov M
seasenAble, and I 4 wY rarely that
i've men ran lalk i've minutes about
ellhef of Theses wlihaui galling heated
10 The bedllng point Have no domestic
bftdls. Keeping The tniupef j. a prime
necessity. and We should also let The
nelahbofs keep ihaifa. De not annoy
them ~ enmoreh upon their rights, 10
not he ELUSIVE and clap them on The
back while their linen Il wet With per.
spirmtlon. and above all things. ~ you
value the common comfort, DO not ask
any human being ~ II i warm
enough but tle expression In ~ full
horror shall not be- given Springfield
Mass RcDublfrnH.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
Huxley on Rats.

Prof. Huxley presided Mt tho second
annual meeting Of the London Sanitary
Protection Association. In the course
Of his opening address Prof. Huxley
said he had made a very great discoy-
cry which he would make n present Of
10 the members Of the association. He
had found, In fact, that there was a
great body Of extremely active and I'M
paid sanitary inspectors, TO whom he
was sufficiently ungratcful TO say that
he should be glad To hear Of their inn
mediate extirpation. These sanitary
inspectors were rats. He had had a
curious example Of their action In his
own house. Some time ago Il had been
reported TO him that there wero rats In
q particular room In the basement.
Rats had no place In any London house.
The mouse one need not quarrel with,
but rats meant mischief. The rats
came from the rats place. the sewer.
and II the rats could come from the
sewer all other abominable things could
also get up. lie had the floor Of the
room at once taken up. and n very
curious state Of things had revealed II
self. When the house had been built
n particular drain Of an unimportant
character had been designed TO lead
out In a certain dircction. The bust
ness Of tho builder and Of his workmcn
naturally should have been 10 close up
the drain In the one direction which had
been finished aud to carry II out In an-
other way. That had been done with a
degree Of carelessncss and neglect Of
common precaution which was ALSO
lutcly criminal The bricklaycrs had
not taken the trouSlc TO shut up a small
opening Of the drain. For twelve years
there had been In the house that con-
ncction between the sewer. the drains
and the basement 81 the house. which.
had II not been for the rats. would have
been impossible to have been discovered
even by the most careful Of inspectors.
-PaiENdu 0arsife.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
NO nrsr DAT ON MON.

Ia Nc fail fiss my suaerinzs wefs tsnibt. IN
swollen % such proportions that ! feared y ~
would hurt. had the best medical aIsnts
and Al The worst rtasr Of my Illness. when nYtun
and many friends he'd given me up 70 dc. tk1t11h
John Woodbury. made q thorough ersmInatoa Y
water, And pronounced my case acute AidnrJ -
bordering on nriait's disease. and aroompel
gravel, and recommended the immediate u< n
Remedy. At this time I was suffering mos I'M
pain In my hack, limbs and head. and could ~ nssn
DAY or night for week.. and Wa ssovi1g vuns
daily until this kind physician ordered me y -
Hunts remedy. Before taking half Of one hlhI
commenced 10 improve, and after taking II bus1I
was entirety eurrd. This was nearly eiElt yeuu4
and | have had no return Of tho disease. Ihsers
commended Hunt's Remedy TO others In simInFuas
and II has mover failed 10 cure. have also vfdiiiz
sick headache. and found Ia u q sure relief nhlnkn
tho best medicine made. and diesyfully reeomnfa&i
10 all MRS. W. u. rIiLs0n
No. 10 Tyler g.. Boston "
Aprii 10, fsS5
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28


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An No. 'sla ~. sas asls lsassias
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W. shan lle n mf asis ~ mou ifsaahat
w salns tas selhng1
fhe nslIe.i nas fsf aDi IN ih' i1HHi
W. laas, ~ ~ ialfihs
hssha afs. tath be- boys ins maiea I'M
Aaa pressed foaass, tl,sss ~ eaeh uiiJ
taH't u W. sfh tihs
"fo. " liils lsasi and teop hfs" hall
aAy. ia lua - ibe lmoon risss gvor M laJ
We'll roe ~ thee, m0thef"
Then ho,qesafd sho eIlmbed Win tho soap 10
Thllins forth At hsr lips, ~ shs Off paused %
Many . loyinr glance seevani.
Hath a nefr spefk IN The din distance rfrW
The boat siimminH forth with iis fioiau'
arrs
VIVA salilos borne howard
rhe sang At her knitting an daylight was
Htnl through her deft hngefs increasingly on
The aoaflrt yarn rhimmef~di
Hst The snowy while table was sprrad out Tor
And ibs Urn hlssed q welcome, a. In at tho
door
The nri moonboam vllmmered
Al woe. woc Ia me, who ran tell NJ the cloud
lnfoldlnR that bltho nninmor-soa Ike a
of iba tempest ouibraking1
Who can toll how adown' meath The slow-obb.
In brave fathers arms. lay hi. twin boy,
without dreams. without wahinsi
1yfy years passed DER wetomanuc Hay
Yet through %ltachel's pale fingers frum FIRST
dawn ~ day
The scarlet yarn shlmmefci;
Hut over the table was spread out Tor four,
And the urn Missed q welcome ~ IN at Tho
door
The nrs, moonbcam slimmorod.
pity long summers phc waited In vain,
With her whitening hair and her Friefstriok.
en- brain,
while The hoarth.nro she tended,
Now, cover the GOALS, set tho table away
The moon rises clear DER wet1manuo bay
~Iiachols vigil u ended.
~-Il1lOufs MONTHLY.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

The Northern Pacific Express Com.
pany, capital $4,000. 900. has filed mr.
ticles Of incorporation with the Min
nesota Secretary Of State. The express
company was formerly run by the
Northern Pacific Road. The franchise
was purchased by the following Eastern
capitalists. and will be run as n sepa-
rate institution; +. Billings, 7. +.
Cakes, A. II. Harvey. 4. ID. Adam, d.
I. Cheney, William Endicott II. l..
Higinson. Chicago Journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

" you experience bad taste In mouth,
saliowness or yellow color OF skin, feel
stupid and drowsy, appetite unsteady, fire.
quenf headache or dizziness, you are "bil-
ious," and nothing will arouse your liver
10 action and strengthen up your system
equal to DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Dis
covery." By druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

Two young men have located upon
n farm they have purchased neal Knox
vile, Tenn. for stock-raising purposes
and have named their place dudes
Rest" Employees are engaged In beau
tifying the place, and, In the words Of
another. giving the surroundings an
air OF n=th.tic loneliness"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

A wELI-KNowN MAN.

Hunts Remedy having been RECOMMENDED 70 y n
kidney and liver complaints, p~ufcnasfd some nn
.'Peoplc's Drug Store and used II In my famiiJ, u
found II to b q ycry yaluabic medicine, andi 80
recommend Il highly TO my friends, knowing v
beneficial TO those troubled with kidney or livu -
case. Respectfully yourl
ELISHA NoYsK
Aprtl IA. issa. CO.. ST.. South fosion. Sfan
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
MANUFACTURER

Ihave used Hunts Remedy fortis fidnel compass
md. having been fully restored to he11ne ~
can testify to IT. value.
Daily I recommend It 10 some ono Of inyEe&.
Of whom I know have boon benefited By 10 uae
Gratefully. ~ i. WI
MAIpxx. Mass. Apnf2A 1856.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

GARFIELD, Iowa.-Dr. A. 7. Henak says;
"Once using Browns Iron Bittcrs proves
It's superiority over all other tonic prepar-
~atious.n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

" your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores OF any Kind,
use Stewards Healing Powder.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

" n man who takes a mortgage Isl mort
gagce. II doesn't follow that a man who
takes n goat IL a goateo.-N. y. Journal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

Why do white sheep cat moro than black
shccpf Because there are more Of them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

LIVER disease, headache. and constipa-
tion, caused by bad digestion, quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bittcrs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

The farmer should be q man able 10 talk
on anything that one up.-N. o. Plea
uffnf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

A NEW YoRK paper doesn't miss n far
BY asserting that pic is the great American
dessert.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

soxE men are known by tho company
thcy-can't gct into.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
Glenn's Sulphur soap

smother Swans Worm Syrup for fsv.
~erishness, restlessness, worms. Tasteless,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

EVEN when trade Is rather dull In other
liss, there Is generally q hustle In dry
goods stores
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

WHAT IL the difference between ths
North and South Polss All the differences
IN the world.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

Wells Trough on Corns.r 1bc. Ask for n
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, bunlona.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

500 REWARD will be paid for any case OF
chills that CHTLLARISE will not euro. Try II.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

Is a common remedy for skin diseases.
HIS Hair Dye, black or brown, SOC.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

The hess sheep II . Massachusetts
lock died from exposure 10 rain sfier
sheaFing.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28
A HEARTS PROBLEM.
M oiBBon.
cnArrEn xx.-cosrIsurp

i<nfhor n Robin Grdn." "For Jdck ~ Odd"
I'm Honor Batnd,' "F6r ~ KING"
"esisen ~ ne Mfddor." Etc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

HNf#ff ws1 aHl1s A. -.
YHsfH WIfH infFfYtF
Hair HHH ~ftfAfsIie fsEaiI. ~
elHH1snH I ~ IL EaHFAT -
tss MafHI K~IlzHteth.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

-esrer ~ mn herss h ouly
xe.lkl'ts = sves( = shss ps<s tFss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

n hsslfh 4 ~ + f@nHd n h. H.ef.
y Faf0fifs Prescription 4 d ia -.
whIah a. = fHfHedY fHf lfs#aIs -
sna klnaFsa sHssflsh# ihaazzaf. 80
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

wIss's ASIDE orea.s nsv,r Eum..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

HAs.Frvra. NJ trsstst iiy,sn "a :.
seif wgfu both cured n caiaffh "A IA
Fever last JuIy and August ~ W.T. ~.
Balm. Wy 70 Zee. ~ These tfhuII-s - y
returned. uknHfft Ffnnfs, HpSnr@r. i
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

TINS bu~tton.holes Of ChfoIrhis6 CelIv
and cuffs are made 20 they will hd -
out like other kinds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
POLITICAL GOSSIP IN JERSEY CITY

The Republican primaries for the election of
delegates the Hudson County Convention in New.
Jersey been called Tor Thursday. The convention
will be held the 1OUh inst Tho candidates 10 be
nominated a State Senator and Direcorat-Large
OF tue Board OF Chosen Freeho1ers The only cOngpc.
candidate for the Senatorship Is Asscmbyman
Thomas " Gator and nc Will probably be nominated
unless the convention should be Influenced
by the impression which prevails among some
Republicans that NJ. Gators Republican principles
are not sufficiently well fixed. Thomas Aidridge, who
ran the Republican ticket for Drector-at-nrge two
years ago and defeated is anxious try his chances
again and will probably secure The nomination.
The Democratic County Convention will be held next
Thursday in Mcpherson Hall. The most prominent
candidates are william BrnkerAOG and Edward L.
Mcdonald Tor the Senatorial nomination, and Frederick
r. Buddcn. tue present incumbent Patrick Govern and
Dr. D. Croft for the nomination FOR Observation-Disclosures
Mr. Brukcruod prominent lawyer and son Ot Judge
Buukcrhun OF the Court OF Common Peas. His cIndl-
dncy said favoredhy Leon Albeit for
thai his respCCtaJilty VIII gheu the tCK- aud his
chances OF the nomination therefore very
good. There VIII be bitter hght over the nomination
Director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .

SUPREME COURT CnAWnERs- Bs ore Barrett. mos
H. A. IA 1874 IL al iI6 40. iGl l04, lJJ lO4 1853
oSiT'5tilE totET -tiEyERNL TEm-Brforo Jaws p. J..
~ 90 ga o - 100 lu7 10 40 Ia 1915. l26. 1874 l4B
AZ Ig 100 IJ2 lJT lj9 TO- lVl, lO- 49, ub lOS, 40.
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TEEM-BcloTo Van Worst, j.
DrmuTIuI4 .
No 55l 7Is i4l9. g35 y3z 939 9Dt g3-. 7Os 1853,
IN 7I~ G-G ilg 49, gl 30 1911 80. 946 9Il 57I SJ7,
q5 . gJ- giI SOL 7si, 9GI aJl S9 T. 81 4aI ga,
30 9ll 80 90 9-g 87~ $751; Os3 ga 9Sj. $3.50, G'9
PAN IL BanTa Ltrrrmore. Nos 1908, Sil. 1893,
mss 1880 IuTT 1873 100 9lS, GJ2. lUjl 1913 1921.
i,,,,. -u.u. 1907. l,g. 1000 1908, 1908. 1851 1914
rAu II-Br.OIc Lawrence !. Nos 700. lJgl 1913 1fj,
TO-, u8l UT Ut5 100 ~ %. lob 40, lJOl 49, So,
$40 1858. 1891, $3.50, 952. Uj5. 1t3. $50. jJ4.
SUPERIOR CuuEr-~rGJlAL iEEM-LeOro OGOman, J.
NSorfIoW CouT-TEAL TERM-PAET I-Beforo -cdgwiok.
J-Nus 1876 ,IL4,I lOo, J4o vO6 900, OJl, 5iJ, 54I
IL Before Freedman. J.-NOs. 15S. 3JS OF, DIS,
blp AZ, %. ~, GyI. GU2 90, UO4 q JuS. 80.
oig g5 gbg 81 psl 9,7 y-9 OIL o9A O35 ggG 9I7 99S.
qg4 1000 uUl, 100 1908, IUui 1000. luOb lnJl los
loug 1910. lOl 1912 1913, loli' 1919 1910 l"l7 lul7
COMO, 'PLEa,--FEcAL TEnL-Beforo Van grunt j.
C6NM0y PLEAs-PARr I-Bcfore DAILY J.-No,. 672 Coz.
47 b GJI GlG BjS $50 20 2i9 OJ1 Sos buu, ODl, 900
PAN IL Before Beach J.-Nos. 81, i2l OIL. 1l1.
55 4Oj 34 DOL 0jJ ooi 900 jJO 469 6S3 $780, 56l bio
Part iTT-Before Daly Nos 579 Bo3 1884, G2l. COS.
an, :, % B5 l~. $50 y, 3l2 GlN Ojl III. 67S. by,
gS isl >2 GS. G,I. 6Sp. u1j. GS1 OoS Go5, go bDl
CilY COURT TRIAL IERM-PAKr l.-BCrJrr Hyatt j
N0 900 $50 4oI s. JU1 JG2 5oj 49, DO 55I 41b 0oB,
-Bcfore shea c. Nos Gls 52l, 523 52s, 5j2.
"a. 20 an 5Sp 57g. 6S3, 5S4, 5Nj, 5SS $50
PART iII-Before Hall. J.-No Calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
WESTERY UNION LITIGIUoN

OPINIONS OF TIE COUNSEL FOR THE COMPANY.
ALBANY, Oct. IA reporter to-day obtained
from counsel for the Western Union Telegraph Company
the following opinion "a To the effect Of an adverse de-
ci,lon b. the Court Of Appeals IN the Wilam'iIatoh
-ult AGAINST that company These questions are before
tue Court OF AppelIs!
First A to whether tho stock dividend Of Sl5526-
800 was authorized By law
S,coad II tue stock dividend was unlawful. what s the
sr,tu- OF the stock which has been issued is tue COM
many bound 10 recognize # "a voted -iuckI
T,iyd lftnc stock dividend was unlawful Il there any
liability of the Individual directors by whom the dividend
was declared and madci
I'm br decided that the stock dividend was lawful The
two remaining questions fall win IT, II the stock dyi
5cnd WA unlaWfuthc stock Itself may move rthuc, he
entirely vamdhe company being rrmitcd Tor iis re-
course TO the liability OF the individual directors This
q, tho no.fiou taken v Judge ingr1ham In an opinion
Al, one %! the collateral motions iu tn Gaze.
II th stock dividend be- held 10 be uni Ivful aud the
IA 40 incapable Of uluOu bF the company
fr,ru ,icps ma, have 90 Ue taken by the company IN
some manner recall those shares or some equivalent
As regards any possible Inability Of the ind
ytiuaI dIrecfor., even e extreme ground ms To
he cyi..eucs 81 suCn LIABILITY were taken bN
IN, rourr. the fact would stiil remain that
whether or not any gwen NaJlitY To a cor
rorporation Hsolf that s for majority OF its stock
hnIdrrs or directors, to determine aud not Tor any
Individual shareholder or less tnan majority, 10 DC
gtle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
THE 7FyENEYT.HOCSE CIGAR Law

There is a general disposition on the part oil inc
cigar manufacturers to comply with the law when
went INTO effect yesterday prohibiting the
manufacture of cigars In tenement-hOuses
The Cigarmakers Progressive Union had
seven men out all day who V i,on ~ the ths
law to a committee which sat all day AT no 4
Second-avc A complaint was made to tne bValu VI
Health in the case Of Josephs q co. IN East ooA Ivy
thIrl-st, between First AMI Second ayes; VINO pnt
their tenement-hOuse workers ~ the cellar ol .l I
house, where they were compelled TO use gas az
day. warrant was procured for A. DORM Wno hII
neonle at work in his houses at Nos. 339 ana
3il East Thrty.elghth-st. on the gTound noor
Complaint was made against Lendower strauss W
No. 73O First-aye, Tor the same cause focto
the manufacturers have butt new I"c' "
ries and their hands were transferred 10
the factories from the tenemenl-hous 80
Fory-three families wero transferred 10
houses in Brooklyn and GrrenpOint, where they
will continue the tenement house system anu IL -
thought that large number viii be transleIIeu W
the suburban towns The tenemenl-houSe ehploy-
es OF Rosenthal Brothers, OF East SlNteeh'h-si
and LOuIs Ash who were requested 10 90 TO WORK
IN places prepared for them, refused 10 10 80
unless they were paid regular shop wages.
Daniel 4 Paul was arrested and committed nv
police magistrate for an alleged violation Oh tugG
statute but writ OF habeas corpus was On, NJ
i'm Paufs behalf and the case viii be hearh on Si"-
William N. Evarts, it is said has been retained
by the manufacturers to argue Oh ihh Cphs'i, 'o-
atty Of the law wnon test case Is h3l' au' VIC
CrpgTulkers lntcruatI mai Union VIII retain Gov"
eruoT Butler of Ma-sa"hu,e Is.
The Executive Commtlca % the ClgaTmakeTS
Progressive Union mt last ulght al Lincoln nan;
at Allen and Houston sfs., 10 hear the report oi
rherr commit Tees They reported that the follow
inq firms had stopped WORK altogether IN the 'eqe'
meut houses: Kaufman Brothers botdS,
Irr6reusteIo Brofunr- q Coz BlIt', Dausch
& Never. Herbs y Sp S. MoouotIS q Co.,
JaCoby a. FTomcT. DJbr uer ~ Co., LOUIS ASH Low
Brothers Foster Il liIllson, aud Bondy ~ LedeieI'
Gn0rgc Bange It was said nj taken q i,rge num-
Der Of his hands m hi7 factory, but had reduced
prices G5 cents a thousand. iIusman ~ Deul,ch-
berger m Attnrne, 81. had fixed mp ono OF their
bouscs ana pU' them people to work. aud had sent
fonr famIne, to Brooklyn. The sanitary Inspector,
il was SAID, had com" {" the conCiul that ne hhu
inrisJiSr,on in the mat e. and hal instructed bis
inspectors 10 inform the manufacturers tnat the
law must DO complied with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-02
SAN BARTON,S PRETTY PRANK.

SOARING KERRY BULL AND BITING THE THUMB
OLA KEEPEa-lMP :IsONED AT LAsT
The pretty nursenaids aud the lovely children
who yis; the menagere at Central PARK have made
n great net OF Sam Barton a comic black bear with
a history When Samuel Barton. member OF the
Stock Exchange. was leading bear raids upon the
terrified bulls last spring he one day received q
message that Trend WAS waiting % ste MN IN MS
Office The friend proved to lac "a young black boar
which some admIrer bad sent him in Acknowledge
ment of his raclIcA Mr. Barton took the Joke good
naturediy and sent Young bruin TO GaOe case :
where became a great pet. But heirghtcneu the
horses ana ultimately he was gwen 10 central
Park He was not COuined III cage. but nan a
little paddock next 10 the tmld, Graceful zebus
He was chained to a stump. but Tho cham was long
enough 10 allow hun to get TO ms comfortable
kennel.
On sunday about halfpast > o'clock he managed
TO break his chain after series of stealtuN efforts
and he proceeded TO look the stout fence on lie
other side of which were the poor Zebus mat De-
came paTalyZed with terror Then he climbed a
nigh catdlpa tree lust over the paddock ol tho
Kerry bull that snurted with fright aud began
charging wildly around the Enclosure. NJ COnk-
ling Grected the keeper VINO fed San 10 20 NJ the
tree after him. which he did without any fear
conGdng in the beasts excellent temper sam.
however was on the alert, ana wueu ms lfltnd
tried 10 pass "a rome through lis collar, sam quickly
bt hIs thumb. The Keeper descended with great
ramdiIy. Then another climbed mp, nut Warned bY
me example ot the first he md not attempt To rope
san. hut a,crudtd higher MP the tree. linen from
his vantage hu pushed Bum down tic Tee IH spi1o
OF hIs pathetic gTuwls.
Finally sam vas shaken Oft tho hongh and ne be
fell four men darted on him, cLyrlopcI BIN I'D
puuuy-hag. 4r HUTs hIu tTUmphaI'iy To "a cage
INTO when he WIS DUMPED without ceremony.