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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TILE cRrsADE AGAINsr DOCS IN NEWAR

There is as yet symptom OF hydrOphoba among tho
dogs bitten by the rdbid dog IN the F1ith War, OF
Newark The cachers have secured the city for several
days picked up many yagrant dogs which were di-
"a ched AT Police Headquarters dozen OF them were
taken yesterday Dogs being snOt 10y clizcns, and
the canine population has been greatly Trimmed out
i'm the course OF tho last week 10y liberal
use OF powder and shot. Young man reported 10 the
Newark police yesterday that lie had snO dog at 80
Sc Ogdes and asked that the be carrd away.
The animal q family pet amt since last sunday II re-
fused food and and showed signs O the disease The
owner the dog said 1t had been bitten by mad dog
last yfmmer.
hound belonging 10 Adam Newbcck, OF El!zabcth,
went mad some days ago and bit several dogs. The
honnd was shot large dog belonging 10 James Far
ley OF Newark bit James Griffith In the leg on Thurs
day. The wound cauteriZcd. Strychninc IN meat
will hereafter be given 10 the dogs captured in Newark
instead of shooting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
clrrux lnrrs AccrsED or SWITCHING

Inspector Button, Of the Custom House, yes
tcray made a complaint ut the United states District
Attorney onite against Captain oharc1 l. J"uit u
fur Iutl.h slim ONf.rl,hIrr and De was arrested ~
Dcputy Marshal Holmes on a charge OF sinu-k iHs
Arthur Dcyo, boOkkccFcr for Van J. daS Co. ue'els
T., vet India goods OF so - Sout.st Is friend or
Captain James. ,,,. 81,
H. visited the captain on his vessel on MolAy ailu
T,iel,. tI y1. told tiat "A bundle would DE- sent HIM.
lie SAYS that on Wednesday hc received lhchaEG OF
ivory curious valued by Captain James S'v' l ~.
il,pS.ly hi arpu. valued al 500. which hc showed To
sir Woolcy vino deals iu japanese aui other foreign
goods nt 40. i2j ffth-lye, and vas tnN 10y W.
M ..nJ rho ar c,cs 10 Mr. Wo0cy's store The goods
y re- sczct -t as they about 10 hc taken away.
C,pt1In Jams was held By Commissioner rhl .'uN "a
500 ban aud was pIrocd until to-day 10 ma bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
BIGAur WIN HIS wIFES CONSENT

Jacob Coz!nc, age fifty, a painter, was ar
rested IN Brooklyn yesterday upon charge Of Oigamy
lie was formerly sexton OF the Welcome Primitive
Methodist Church in C!assOn- mt lost his position
last year. lie aud his wife, 70 whom he nad he mar
for thirty YEAR went TO board with Mrs Mary Ierks.
widow OF cousin Of Mrs. Cozne The latter hnd neen
sick for Ions time removed 10 - Mary nos
ptl lIst month where sGe died Saturday or last
week. Last winter with the consent OF us VIC COIc
married Mrs lcrks. but after his WIGS death they hau
the marriage ceremony repeated In order to secure
Adlty. Then his first wcs btOthc. and he qudrrrleu
about some Insurance money and the hrother-h-il"
2 tused Ia, arrest for bisamy COZnc pleaded guilty
,rdIy bui Police Justice Walsh thought he should
have legal advice aud adjourned tho hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
RESCUED FROM A SINKING SCHOONER.
FIGHTING A HURRICANE AND RISING WATER IN
THE HOLD FOR DAYS.

TIE HOLD FOR DAYS.
With the exception of a scanty Supply no
clothing Captain Nelson. his wife and six sal9rs i wO
were rescued from the sinking schooner 0shua 81 r ,
don off Capo Hatteras on December Z, ala not slo" "a
her appearance yesterday the suffering winch .Gy en-
experienced before they we've picked w ~ v 80
lew Captain Nelson told his story In this way -,
eve Left Baltimore on December WIN d osasV5 ,I
phC sphate for savannah. On the morning Vi Vuo
about IL o'clock we were struck by northwest Squ'
II finally settled into regular hurrlchuo WIZ that
cross sea- which tossed about 81 unmeiclluly 'na
the schooner soon began 10 ieuh: ~
first tic pumps could not DO In'1 90 tho
work. and not until there were two 1eeI ol Nno, rdr
hold were they Of service We put tuo Nst@ntlv the
storm sails and kept the pumps gong coust y,1oat
poor men working like beavers TO keep the Vesse am M
while tAe water was constantly gaining hoou. pho~c
sighted Cape IIatteras light and two hours a. nsJ
to under storm sails. We had hardly prougho IA swant
up TO the wind when heavy boarded her anu s"VpS
the decks of everything movable, nued the c"otu Al
forecastlo and carried away boat and the uhvls
night and the next day the pumps were kGpt nyr
condition the Oakum began to WORK OUT Vi e U9
sides. In the afternoon the wind again increaseo
settled into a westerly gale WIN on
mendous running sea- BEFORE uay AZ .,hrouoh
the cabin bukhead and had no refuge but tho ~ w
the rigging above it. About 10 r. M We 81 liz bn
brig Curlew when the sailors came AFT ana salu o onP
was sloWly sinking and they refused TO pump ANY
aud were exhausteda wanted TO abandon the
when there was chance OF their uVes. VIC SOY yo
OF distress, which promptly responded TO- az W.
mad boat Captain Winchester, or the CuIleW SUI, ~
would us II he could yet boat over ,Ii 70
tremendous sea running and It was dangerous tuls
try TO But the crew OF the CuritW 70 /"
and tho aud three sailors manned IL Aet
hours OF hard labor were oil rescued ana
quartercd the brig In hosting the DOaI 10 tto I
OF the Curlew it struck by heavy sea ana ""so"
aWaYn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
10 eJrE worKyGwoury VlcAuoy&

The third annual far for the Working
Gis' Vacation Fund began ycstCriay nj iiott,n'.ura
Twruty-cigitlst The object J. 10 pay the
railroad faces ard other vacation expenses OF poor
vorAiugWomcu who otherwise would Do unable 10 en-
ing even the small vacation given lhcm by their EN-
pIoy,rs. The matter Is 10 charge ut c'mm!t.'. OF
indies who hope 90 raise $1,000 hy the proceeds OF the
fair Tho Pey. H. ilrhcr Newton first conceived TIE
idea of tbs charity, but hc ht, been compelled 70 Win
draw from au active part in s management IN" blC
Ing WAS wei. uI.cI yt.irtdty afternoon AMI crowded III
the evening. when the c.-lOgA Nu!rlSu tlub sang
Tie booths we're prctty lifted mp, and tho numerous
Ingenious devices money at fair were IN tul
operation. Many articles made especially Tor the i1lF
were sold. The fur viii close this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
CHARGING 4 SEA CIFTIN Win CRrELIK
i o. Q

The Dark AQUluutch, from lfrNilhDuCO Iol
this port tocd u hDrcI.t sunday By the tus Pro-
tcctor iu disabled condition. She captain reported
that one OF the had been lost overheard ia % gale
oil Cape itjtorts. After the NqutuccH mdic last
tho wharf however, the missing man seem y the
second mate to gct ashore Iuuuscryrd. The mate
seized hm and found that hr had been slowed away
the luZlr,tte since the gale ON Thursday when the
soa!ucn were paid on and received their dl-chArgc
papers the men went before judge Hyatt and entered
complaint against CAPTAIN Slpcum. which lrd judge
Hyatt issue warrant Tor hts arrest. The claim
that they were abused and ili-treAted by tine
captain and m1to during the voyage. and thrt
the captain charged thcm cNorbltlut prices
for clothes. Anderson the seaman who 10 thought
drowned - at the Marine Hospital. staten Island,
suffering from wounds AMI bruises which he asserts
inflicted bT Captain SlOcum. ON the Aqulucck ycscr
day IL learned that Captain -lOcum hI- home
IN Connecticut and not expected back Tor some time
The mems story dcuicd by the male, who that
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
TJvO GRIzzLY BEIRs ~ PARK ROIg

large wooden box cOntang two grizzly
bears was deposited the sidewalk IN Park Row yrstcr
day. the bears for Mr. Griuncl, the Editor OF
me Forest and Stream While on hunting trip Ia the
Northwest last summer he obtained the bears from
Piegau Indians. Three OF the cubs lassOed by
the Indians the mother shot one Of tho young
bears subsequently escaped Mr.. Grnuc has arranged
with CODn place the bears for the present in the
Central PARK mcnagcrie. Tney will be put In the boar
pit with tho other young American bears. completing
the collection. Bears being greater curiosity IN Park
Row in Wall-st., large and curious crowd
rounded the box and peered IN at tho young griZL les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
.nnrLGN ArEINLRS DrN Ia TALN nom
.SHIPPIYG NEIYS.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
ARRIVED

a r y
ARRIVED.
Steamer Thornhil r), Wctheril Pro;rcso days. with
hcnd TO TcbInd Bros vessel to elon Co Arrived ut the
steamer caaimcttc quick NcwOreans days with mdse
Steamer civ of Bedford Davis Fab River with mdse
10 Borden * Lowell
Father ROY tBrl Roy, iO JanelrO ~ days In ballast
la W Parker g Co
BARK jorn 81 Clark Conant Padaug Aug a. with mdse to
Carer Itwlcv vessel To PenuetOn Carver Nichols
IIarK Shnwmut Small, no JanrO l6 days. with coffee 10
Aruucklc vessel to Miller "a lIOught0n
Iiarg Slad lNori. Tonucsen Jaueiro DAYS with
co9e, 10 q Amsiuck & co.. vessel tO master. ' - Wv"
On or,ie,. weasel To Bowring K Archibald. s"
Bug of - John. = 30 Casey. Pcrnambuoo
days with u q Amsluck ~ Co vessel master
BnR FBv0ritc lIanan. Ba DadOcs % days with sugar
BriS Alice bradshaw Oot windsor Ns) Dahm Portau
Nov .. Mira yOaue ~ DAYS with ndse TO \ Lea
man vessel to O. A Brett son & 60
Brig Eastern star Hammond Demerara % days with sug
to II ITOwbTldgc's sons
sUNSEr-wmda At sandy TOOK. fresh, wNw; fair At
CITY Island light. NV clear.
10 u -,ilrDmetar. 30jl. Their
- miir.. swell short. y l.. Weather.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Labrador (Fp dHnterye Havrc with mdse and
81 cabin and GS steerage passengers To Lons dc eban
Arrived az the Barat ll5O pm.
CLEARED.
steamer Aurania (Br, Hams Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Cv OF chicago tBrl wctkns Liverpool via
Steamer W schOton tDtcl) WIS., liotterdau-Funch, I'D
We b Co.
steamer Begenland pelg) Beynon, Antwerp-Peter
steamer Jan Breyde tDtcn), Meyer, Antwerp-Funch
Steamer Caracas Hopkins Laguayra Puerto Cabeo and
Curacao BOultOn, Bliss x Dallett
Steamer Carundoe Risk Port Royal ana Fernandna
BrunSwlck ua-C Ia Mallory d 90.
Steamer GnyandOte Kelly, Newport News and West
Point Na-Old DOmrlOn 50 Co.
Steamer Old EouniOn. smith, Norfolk, City Point aud
EichuOnd-Old UOnllnOu IS Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

little before yesterday Howard Miller the
ten-yearOld OF Captain Joseph Miller. well known
resident of Sag IIarbOr j. t. shot and instantly killed
Grace the eight ycaT-Old daughter of Addison ThOmp-
SON The two children, with some others. playing
I'm the yard at the of Captain Mier's house when
Howard indoors and took his fathers revolver from
a bureau drawer. not knowing that NJ loaded. He
pointing the weapon first ut one aud hon ~ another
children. when 1t went Off The ball struck Oracle
forehead ana, passing through tine BRAN. caused
instant DEATH There considerable excitement in the
village the affair. aud some people urge that the
bOv should be arrested. But the shooting purely
accidental It is not likely that any such action Will be
taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

HoBoKEv.-Pohceman AldOrcta an aged woman
In Hudson Square Park about yesterday, acting
strange manner. She had photograph in her hand.
which frequently pressed 10 her lips and then cast
her eyes heavenward as II IN prayer. The policeman
accosed her and learned that she Pauline Caerata
age fifty six. the mother OF Angelina Louis Cafcrata
engineer Of the il-fated Tug boat DOre Emery which
blown up In the East River last week. The poor
exhibited the photograph TO the policeman and
eXclamed See here is my son lie Is at the bottom of
the East River. ana am going 10 fnd him." With that
she away and attempted to plunge into the river
from the river road but the policeman caught hcr A
she evidently insane officer Adoreta conducted her
TO Police Headquarters where she detained until
her friends were Informed and took charge OF her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
4 JUDGE fNDIGNlNrAIAN ILLEGAL ATHEIST

Rcbccca Fischer, age eighteen, OF NO. ~
Christe-st, arrested and brought before Justice
Power in the Essex Market Police Court yestetu;n!
charged with the larceny of sewing machine, belonging
to the Household Sewing Machine Company, valued al
500. The machine delivered at her fathers hguso
ON December for one OF her fathers b0ardcrs, John
Schneider and the accused admitted that she pald 70
the driver Of the company as deposit tor on ,
pricr This money she said, was left with her by
Schneider for the purpose. and she knew nothing moro
about the transaction. Justice Power expressed nuc
indignation at nor arrest without warrant ana ordered
complaint to be entered against James irving VINO h
made the arrest assault IN making an nlegal arrest
W : Lincoln the manager OF the Household Machine
Company, became his bOndsmnn in 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

TAnRYrowN-A proposition recently made TO obtain
snDniv of pure water from the POcantico Rlyer was
voted down on Thursday the ground that the stre
Mas polluted by the laborers empoyed Ill CONSTRUCTING
thenew aqueduct.
MAMAROXECK. unknown man was FOUND oeau
Yesterday the shore of the Sound His death IT,
suited from an overdose OF Paris green.
Mt. VERNoN-The water Company havo begun the
erection brick boiler and pump house over the
artesian we'll
WHITE PIAINs.-John =. Hickey, the Waterman at CUT
No on the New Aqucduct committed to all yestr
day await tho result OF John FURNISHES Injuries
whom lie shot on Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
HOME VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsov HouSo-COngr gresham r. w. ToWno
shcnd Of Illinois .TiGh TeaN Hotel-Judge Ge9tgo
f. Danior;h OF the New-Yonrt of Appeas cS,1Dni
Elisha Dyer, it,, OF Rhode Island Breroort honse
John Quincy Adams Of Quincy, Mass. .-HoU HUI
VJuecEA belardO Zeaya Minister OF Finance OF hon
dar4s. and Edmund Smith, vicopresdent of the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company hestmotStF HWtt-
Ettorney-CiencraI Dennis OBrien, Of Albany lir-
rag HW Hoael-Medicai Director Thomas ~ fotteF,
strong, of Hampton. VA. Morton HoaSe-Ex'Coh-
presslnan William z. English, of Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

School OF Mines The records OF the Civil Service Exam
ning Board show that of the entire number eleven hdo
only common school education and nine coleglIe OF
three physicians three builders one law STUDENT, anu
only two from the Columbia School 0fMInes Nine are
between 81 and 80 years DID, and the remainder from
80 to 50 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

NInth-ave: the Rev Arthur c. Kinber, ST. Augustines
Church. East Honstonst and the Rey HenT Ed ISr
Donald ST. Angnes's Church, Fortyhlrd-st. anu LIZ
ave viii present the subject OF the Saturday natr
holiday to their congregations at their morning SCI
vices tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
NEWARK.

In the walking match between Weston and O'Icary at
the Metropolitan Rink Weston, VINO since the beginning
OF walk had been behind OIeary, yesterday passed
miles. they have taken frequent rests To-day the
walk will be ended.
George Winter age fOryfOur. OF No. % Magnolia ST.
hung himself Yesterday at y. IN barn the real
OF his house. The dead had paralytic stroke ON
one SIDE some time ago. and lately he lost some money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation into charges against LNclse oo"u' u"
sey House. IL n. $1,000 w.. o,
H0li-Warner reference case before Referee Cole.
Aldermrns Committee Railroads. city Hall, IL o. ~
Dedication of Manhattan Hospital, Ohe-huhdreu-ahu-
thrtieth- st. and Tenth-ave., ) p. nj. 49,, ~
garia p. III. - 1,.to and
Morals" Chickering Hall, D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

"I.upposc. John. that You lutcnd to have Christmas
tree The cildrcuH said Hartford housewife To her
good man.
b" Oh, Yes. suppose II only cost $40 10 lean the
carp.ts after last Years frrc, mere hIgltclle'
II know bat thcn they did enjoy IL so"
Yes indeed. ana did l. But you'il have to play
Santa Claus. I'm going do myself up IN IN, robes
n.ain. What sweat"
We'll I'm bee santa Claus and the whole business, but
I'm going have "A tree. anyhow
SAINT bs there. - II artfOrd Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

The last day OF their large auction sale was
decided The most rcmWcrttlyc for Bates. Eoed y
Cooley every article n the store being disposed o. ana
"a r-t-rate uricr- great many sou hcrn and western
firms were represented and Galveston house took more
,,l except some store uNtulcs which will be put up at
auction next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
TEE PRoDUoE kxcHANaE XEw rEAns spopr

Some of the members of the Produce Ex-
change intend 10 make the annual Jubilee on December
81 to the old year out ana the year in surpas
All previous EFFORTS OF the KIND The afternoon
tanent is TO consist of songs Rotations roller skating
contests in costume, Irish gs. boxing matches etc Tho
feminine will be provided with seats immediately
elcrcling the platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
iona I4IANn


EAST HAMPTON. -The public schools have been closed
on account OF the prevalence OF scarlet foyer.
The farmers OF Suffolk County, who have been eI-
eHsivey engaged In the cultivation of caulower have
sent ape;tloh 10 Congressman Belmont asking him TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

Ladies' suffering from neuralgia, indigestion,
or nervousness find speedy relief Parker's Tonic.
TO make the hair beautiful Parkers HAIR Bassan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
Famine or 4 PROVISION FIFlL

Frederick Link, his son, John 4. Link, and
Samuel Dalton. comprising the firm of +. Link & sou,
dealers In provisions at No 5O2 Iudsonst., made
assignment yesterday 10 David G. Link with total pref
of S}lGjl 81, the largest Oi which 70 the
National Broadway Bank for 81 800; David C. Link,
SGg72 p; Il. j. Dean * Co.. $4,000: Amos :. brewster,
1896 50. and Frederick W. Link Sl40s 60 The busi-
is Od-estabshed one originally carried on by
Frederick and Charles W. Link under style OF f. Link K
Brother They dissolved about 1875. when Charles W.
retired and Frederick then admitted his under the
present firm name. Mr. Dalton was admitted last July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

Mr. PLUYKI7TS UYTRUTHFUL ASSERTION.
Senator Plunkitt, at q recent session of the
Senate Committee, asserted that the twenty sanitary
inspectors appointed by tie Board OF Health were a
parcel Of raw just out Of the Columbia College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
rlvulNr FOLLOWS ~ rlLDEvS WAKE

The 1ammanY Committee on Organization
Yesterday called primaries December 30 ExJudge
IIppnu offered resolutions tyoiiug an appropriation
for coast 1d harhnr dcfrucc, and commencing tine let
ter OF samuel j. Ildcn the subject They were passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

People of sedentary habits undergo more or
less strain ON the nervous system Liquid Bread oveTcone
this and lie ana vigor Give trial GIocerS ana
druggists keep it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises - sets - Moon SETS 10 10 MONS age. d.
IIlGu WATER rO-DAr
-equdv HOOK 10 30 GOV. isIn1 lll3 'Ien Go'e l;l5
PN-saudy Hook. ii 10 'iOv. Island -iicIl Gate lOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

propose reconstruction OF the tarlH on lhporleu cu
lower in order to protect their interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

SERMONS on THE SATURDAY BALFHOLTDAE
MOnsignor Farley, St. Gabriels Church,
Thirly.seventh and secondaye.; the Rev. Dr. Bacus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
Announcements

If you experience bad taste in the I mouth 9GH1HI
npce unsteady frequent headache dizziness yOu are
and nothing Will arouse your liver to action ana
strengthen up your system Ike d. PleIccs Ho4uen ho"i
cal Discovery" BY druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
roryo ARLHrRoyG'S Sroar or ms 'EiH2

The feature of the fourth day Of the trial OF
Thomas L. Armstrong IN the brooklyn Court oi session,
Tor the murder Of his step father was the evidence or
mo mis- oucr given support the plea OF Sricichcr
lie al a., cool and collected when iaains the jury ana re-
lated the detail, OF the crime Win uu.ihcn compo-utc,
showing in the witness chair how MS father, -ladl
lt,,bt.l candle with one hand, dr.reudcd thc cellar
.ta- whore h. received hI, death shot After further
evidence hy the dcicucr 10 snow tue cruelty eXhined
by Ucrrick 10 ms -r,p.spn, Armstrong was put
upon the stand. Iic tcsuucd 10 tho On t. as
forth IN his confession lie wrote the letter 10 ms
father ou the afternoon of the crime TO soften him. ana
felt bJdly al the time lie then intended 20 90 to h'
friends I'M Ncw-Jrr-ry. When bis father entered the
house he iret get of the room AMI falling 10 do 80
Inc lckrG up the revolver and tut u ia lis pocket ur
father. WIN an oath. asked Alm what he Was tOnE
ana into the c,ii. iils father followed ism aud De-
went back the corner and when Al' itihI arhti
where he warned him NOT to approach. HIS
father replied:
wow. ~ gci you; now, TN ill you"
Al ti. the witness u.rd aud ran ul' the cttr stops
As At heard AI, father following Ain Dee utrd
two shots quickly atd running INTO TIC hlcue1
fired a slot down the It lie tADu Oui %. the h'u,r,
being greatly excited wAcu Dec ui,l tEc last shot Wien
lac rcd the tal shot hc was iu fear OF hi0 li" u"
remembered Whcu his father struck han on tie u"rk
with billiard este. aui when De- hicn'd him ia Tao mead
with the heel of HIs boot.
ON cro. animation bee sad that Dee eot DIS money 10
buy pi-fol by paWuing damon l- bat denied stealing
the ditmumI- When hr Na, a-nct % DE-, Der ever
went bond and hts counsel objected o. tr pu0--
lion his mo. her cried &C. II j. f1.-r" The prisoner
saiu no dd not know bee had sao; A, father When Ac
shot 40 him Dee tuoA aim, and only prod 90 SCARE Al .
lie heard crJ 0i pam or suffering from bis father
Al the end uf the sion At defence rested EcDUttl
evidence will be heard to-day
The Washington critic., 1885-07-20
ANEW SONG OFFSPRING GARDENS.

Come hither, ye Gallants, come hitherye Maids,
To the trimgrayeled Walks, to the shady Ar
Come hither, come hithcr-the Nightingales
call
Sing Tantararara, Vauxhall, Vauxhall.
Come hither, ye Cts from your Lothbury hives
Come hither, ye Husbands, and look to your
Wives
For the Sparks are MS thick as the Leaves in the
Mall.
Sing Tantararnra, Vauxhall, vauxhall.
Here the prentice from Aldsate may osle n
Here his Lordshipmust elbow the knight of the
Post.
For the Wicket is free to the Great and the
Small
Sing Tantararara, Vauxhall, Vauxball
Here Betty may haunt in her Mistress Sack;
Here Trip wear his Masters Brocade on his
back;
Here a Hussy may ride and a Rogue take the
Sing Tantamrara, Vauxhall, Vauxhall
Here Beauty may grant and here Valor may ask;
Here the plainest may pass for Belle lin a
mask;
Here a Domino covers the Short and the Tall.
Sing Tantarararn, Vauxhall, Vauxhall,
'Tls a Type of the World, with its Drums and
'Tis a Type Of the World, for when once you
come in
You are 10th to go out--like the World It's a
Ball.
Sing Tantararara, Vauxhall, Vauxhall
Il Magazine of Art