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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
RAID on 1.-THE GLASS BARREL"

Under instruction of superintendent Murray. Detect
ives Collins and McCord. OF the Central Office, and De
tective Bissert OF the Fifth Street Station Monday
night made "A descent the dsreputabe resort known
"ihe Glass Barrel" in the basement ~ No. Gl Fourth
ave- The place long been scandal IN the neighbor
hood There was general stampede when the detectives
ted themselves John Wilson and Joseph viii
fans the propretOrs, the bartenders the piano player
and several others arrested The prisoners were
arrajgned before Justice kilDreth yesterday Essex
Market Police The alleged proprietors were 10
oured 10 furnish $500 and $500 respectively for trial for
the Excise Law The barenders were held for the latter
offence ia the same sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

- A.l.ved thu work about three months beyond t1ss
tiv.S ana After ward Duy appeared TO DO careless IN
Friday notice served on him that the riro re-. 20 him.
Hc determined 10 Hght and barred mp tho oudins sv
man shaw who tno rssort 10 some
tore to cot load of furniture admitted Then one o.
Tho and the counsel Of the ny
nosred and DUFFY surrendered the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
soUAREFAcE THROWN AND Badly HURT

souae Face one of Bs Sioux Indians at the Madi.
son suare Garden with serious accident yesterday.
He had been with party OF his fellows Cen
trail Park and returning about ii As the party
w.. turnlnv al a Twenty scvrntl-st
Fourhave Square Faces horse slipped threw HIN heavily
on the payemeut and rolled on him The Indian as
Tie state and
con was sent Tor lie the lett leg broken Ia two
ami sluuder dsocated. The brave Refused
rtner and bore the reettng OF the shoulder without
Nncnng TO fortify himself the difficult ttng
OF the leg he took brIarwoOd pipe III MS mouth and after
few snlns nodded doctor TO begin not sound
can.d min during the operation loud guteral
his lavOrtc pipe parted win snap bitten in
two nv his lie doing well last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
THE EXCISE WAR IN PATCHOGUE,

The ai ure to Robert Bartlett Patchogue ho'e-
keeper charged with selling liquors without pnih IL
uonsts Yesterday morn had been nisg bore o
Iosee Major Thompson and Robert Bddl. cnafRel
with a similar offence The defendants WIN ner iemos
fcd the court roon the OF Robert Bund was
called there response the part OF me
and Justce Riley discharged all The defendants
stephen who committed to the county "a y
RILEY for contempt OF court in refusing TO tell the IN
,raS,ts nj CERTAIN drinks club soda cold tea
and sea ioa has begun So 600 damages against ne
ustice and LAWYER for false and malicious lmprson
mel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

NHOWN OF
The statement made in THE TRIBUNE yesterday that
Father McGlynn had been suspended by the Archbishop
has been abundanty confirmed. He is still mt the nom
nal head Of ST. stephens in the sense that no one has
superseded him, but he longer oiciae as pastor
of the diocese How long he will remain in his present
posou IL is difficult tor his immediate supeilorS 10
say but II is certain that further steps will be taken III MS
case WITHIN reasonably short time unless he goes 10
Rome He still refuses to talk but far as can be
learned from the steamship offices he has not yet made
definite arran elnents about sailing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
RTTS or LEGAL NEWS.

The appicaton made In behalf shopkeepers in
West injunction TO restrain O. Hearn
o. from displaying windows OF their store at NO 81
have recently attracted crowd the plaintiffs avere
greatly the dermrnt OF their business was "
tce Bs Yesterday the defendants promising 10 scoh
the show. 90 ,-ooa,a
the the property OF Anton Reeves oDtani
by Losses julius strauss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
CASE or DISPUTED IDENTITY.

Mrs Emma Nichols who caused the arrest of Harriet
Lyon on Monday the ground that the prisoner was
Emma steckler who robbed her OF Sl20 worth OF valu
abes In February took Mrs schwartz to the Harlem
Police Court yesterday morning. Mrs Schwartz said at
once that the prisoner Emma stecker. The little
music teacher called her landady and Albert wynn who
swOre that they knew the prisoner az Harriet Lyon. Mrs
Lyons szternlaw, with whom she lives also testified
that the prisoner was Ill at the tune when she was ac
csed of stealing Justice Welde adjourned the until
DR. Freeman could be summoned TO testify about Mrs
\ "a sie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

UopoKEy-As a car on the Elevated Railroad APP
nrachpg the ferry grpman neglected TO release the
brake crashed against the bumpers The pas
senpers thoroughly shaken pulley displaced
and traye wa cted until the evening.
ORAxGK-At 4 O'Clock last evening a train the Della
Railroad struck butchers
wagon al the Crossing East Orange Three men
were I'm the wagon them jumped and escaped I'M
Injured The man. who driving. seriously in
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Jacob sharp case before Judge Barrett
Boari of Estimate and Apportionment .,.,,or Pie.
New.York and Brooslyn Congregations Assoe'"N'" ~
Cregan Investigation Cooper Union. 7;45 ?. m
County Democracy primaries ,.... n.tors rxcise
Board. r.,hors, chm rch
10 m.
Coroner's inquest Henry Mendelsohn
Keup Rev " ca before Justice White - ~,
Amateur Comedy Club, No Is West hirty 90 ssi
Thomas ]. Gassons lecture. Academy man, No % We"
Lantern exhibition Society Amateur Photographers NO
1872 West Thirty sIth-st., p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
STATEN ISLAND.

There was lively chase the hills OF Richmond Comfy
yesterday the Hare and Hounds club OF the Coeg OF the
men started at nom from Denny" Minahans Ter
c. X. Johnson J.. II. Knox; and Mr. Drum
nond got splendid style running toward Richmond
AZ l2s D. IN the hounds led by T. j. Bradley. The
other hounds were W. 7. Hass. q. Carries and J. III.
Janniuy The proved TO he game, and. ter six
mile broken country captured the hares
Richmond club returned 10 the Terrace Hotel at
naia- ALnIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
THE NEW FIRE HEA DQUA RTERS.

At the close Of business hours Friday 9 old Fire
Hall 10 Mercerst win cease TO be occupied headquart
srs anu " Monday. January 3, business will begin in
the headquarters building In sxtyseventist, near
Ihidaye The Fire Commissioners have been Obliged to
take the work of completing the new build
Ing ,ut of the hands of James Duffy, who
had sas contract He agreed to complete the
hulIdinc ~ June 81, but strike OF the plumb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
Jersey CITY.

The trial Of Martin Teekaacz the murder OF John Ros
loosky on ended yesterday IeckaacL tesheu
I'm his own behalf that he struck R0sosky IN seideleDce
The Jury PENDANTS statement ana convicted
him OF mans laughter
Patrick Meehan Editor OF The irish american was taken
suddenly III Yesterday afternoon in Hoboken feryDoa
When the boat IiobOk lie taken III anbu
lance 10 the Police eadquaTtes In short time he had re-
sufficiently be taken home The nature vi his Ill
ness is supposed 10 be suspended animation
f T. Stetson has begun libel suit for 5000
against Jersey CITY EUentn0 Journo The paper pup
StesOus acting OF
I'm Meek and Academy of Music on December IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

SING STyG-There discharged from prison yesterday
morning a convict had been there for life. His
name was David Nicholson About twenty years he
kei Maria Nicholson. and after tedious trial ho
senienc ed TO Imprisonment for life Governor Hoffman com
mn cd his imprisonment for thirty BY
good reduced to eighteen and
sx months and yesterday he walked free
Nicholson exceptionally good convict When lie
wa. received SO from the Prison Association
and rO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
Ts PAY OFF PART OF TIE CITY DEBT

Controller Loew at meeting OF the sinking Funo Com
ssoners yesterday presented paper stating that The rev.
snues from sinking Fund for 1897 will be and
Thai bonds which constitute preferred charge
The sinking Fund amounting 10 s5l4921l WIN become que
IN 1881 Under Commissioners OF the sinking
Tupd have power city debt becoming
due 1885, amounting 10 s5234O0 and this can be done
without resolution TO that effect
passed. the Bosr the Recommendation OF the Con
Holer 5000 drawn. Transferring that
from the sinking Fund to the redemption OF the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
4 suUGGLER ROBBED IN THE STREET

Giovanni Roderico of the ship Treanor lying
off Pier No. 49, East River ashore on Monday even
ing with quantity of and several boxes of cigars on
which no duties had been paid He disposed OF these
ART cs $50 On his way back TO the SNIP ne was
attacked by three in Madisonst who robbed nm OF
the money Joseph Cunningham age seventeen, OF NO
90 the alleged principal III the Robbery was
arrested and was committed for examination without
bail by Justice Kbreth yesterday at Essex Market Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
ROME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

MN Avenue Hotel-U. g. Treasurer Conrad n. JgIusn.
John H. steuart u Consul al Antwerp and az
Charles Frmaunce Of ottawa Gnsey ,n ~ xu
bnrn " John NJ Davy and II. II. Warner Of hochsse,:
and General George H. sharpe. OF Kingston nj,
Vof<INSenaor ID h Mem Of Buffalo and John - III
Ion st. Murray Hl Ho,s,nHalG%a ot,CJndgs
sioner John Donnell Of Albany hindsor
George Comst,ck OF syracuse and Hugh j. Je"c'''''
Norman House-Bluford Wilson, OF linnon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
4 CONFERENCE OYER THE BROADWAY ROAD

A CONFERENUE OVER THE BhOdUHAI KOAU
The lawyers engaged In the broadway surface Rail
road litigation held a conference with Attorney General
ORrien I'm Leslie w Russelrs office No 80 Nassau-st,
Yesterday for the purpose OF agreeing upon points TO be
presented the General Term OF the Supreme Court
f The proposed appeal by the Attorney General from the
decision Of Justice Pcckham. James g. Carter, Elihu
Root Albert stckncy and other lawyers were present
IL expected that the appeal Will be argued In Febru-
ary The case Is "a krcferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
POLICEMEN MUST UNDERSTAND TIE LAW.

Police Superintendent Murray yesterday called the captains
10 Headquarters them verbal instruction regarding
tho arrest Of justice and the transfer OF prison
w a., f IN. STATE A read the subject and
Claimed how police officer might easily make himself liable
~ and M failing 10 observe the routine
csrrt. An the law In point has come TO his notice
n few na,s which served To show The need lOr Deter
"nSersIanding OF the law amended last WINTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
QUESTION OF WHARF RIGHTS.

ARE THEY PROPERTY f-MR. LAC0MBE SAYS ihEi
ARE NOT.
Am. msstns Of the sinking Fund Commission yester-
Aay n long communication was read embooyine ie''oi'
between the Corporation Counsel, the OonToIei' 'no
I,ct Department and E. Randolph Robinson Inc Cor
ra,on Counsel first wrote the Controller that con-
tr., had been executed and transmitted TO him by the
DOCK Department providing for the sale oy t9e
Pbens of certain wharf property on Vests between
Beach and Hubert SITS Two other az au ,or
been sent IN him one Acton CIVIL ana others oI
he ae of 224 feet OF wharf right southst between
old ship and Gouverneurs Lane ana OF IN
II snhermcrhorn and for the sale of feet OF
wharfage right between Mr. lane gives it
a. his opinion that is the cys interest 10 ap
prove the agreements In their present form. cor,se,
Another com ANNEXATION from the Corporation Couise,
contained correspondence between the DOCK Dep 'nen'
and the old Dc~non sa%S 6n eG Tr 70 the bulk
head next south OF Beacn-st. PROVIDED nal he uepa
hsad next south Of Beac6s and also the entire bulk
head between Piers 20 and ~ North River MI aooniDe
no fee snne in the case Of Old Dominion steam
shp Company he puts the whole case III prel anu says
hardly be 1 for S 70
wharf rights OF s Ssas,ss usOn TINS pe
the o sna i ssnG xrl" s
time the rights in question 1 s1 not s wSos
,ns sG s SS' Of S mS 1S
issesey that cannot nSS 'a Se 10 s1SS us
After some discussion the Controller offered resolu
ton annropriating $4,000 to make the purchase oni
the tIa ponuuon Company. This was lost the mayor,
Recor,ier smyth and City Chamberlain WINS 'ouhe
against II, , -, A., ..o..,.h,, oo,,nanv and
theowners OF wharf property watched the proceedings
with interest and were disappointed AT the reS"i"
A SERIES OF POLICE AND HOSPITAL BLUNDERS
The new police patrol wagon In Brooklyn ran over
Hector Robertson, of No. 2O9 Ryersonst., on Cbrst
mas morning. and by series of police ana ho'piCi
blundes he Ia In a critical condition. Mr. Robertson
Il an old man and was crossing Myrtle at Law
rence-st, as the patrol wagon was driven past at
callop As he Is deaf he did lot hear the gong ana
was knocked down and run over. lie received IN
furies 10 his head and legs. Policeman Durham, VINO
drove the patrol wagon, picked him up aud he was
iemo ed to the Long Island College Hospital Al'er
his head was bandaged he was allowed TO 20 hohc
About six hours after the accident his Llihliy
learned of It, and on sending TO the hospital iound
that he had started for home. Owing TO the shock'
he wandered about the streets until policeman TOOK
him to the Butler Street Police Stat on, "hcre ah
ambulance surg, again examined him, anu nc "as
locked I'D for DRUNKENNESS HIS friends iound MN III
a cell and upon giving bond of 800 for his ap
pearauce In court. allowed to lake him nome
pr Cru,kshank found his condition critlCal. Tic
could not say Yesterday whether the patent wouie
recover or not
MIR Robertsons fam " is indignant. The whol'
matter will he inV gated. 1t Is Claimed mat Inc
uatrol wagons are driven unnecessarily at danger
Gus of speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
4 CUrROH DFBT ENTIRELY PAID

The Rev. Father John Baxter formerly OF Aaspeth l. L.
but pastor catholic Church At Babylon l.
L. handsome church which ho has re
Gently the latter place together with the pastoral
residence adjoining entirely from debt This
only poment that stood In the OF tho
Of church. and the ceremony viii probably occur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
yiTTJE KAHN DISA PEARS AGAIN.

Hattie Kahn the young hebrew woman who disappeared
on H. cember lG afterwari told peculiar story abou
ntng in and being detained In strange hospital
..d apain Yesterday her home at No. 220 East
brother said that she had been actngt
"a mat e MAS cali poceman aud have her taken
In, nosnIal or examination. when she disappeared the
audi lule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
roryG RYERSON HAD NO Love AFFAIR.

yOTNG RYERSON HID NO LOVE IFFIIR
The body OF William II. yerson who committed suicide at
No 900 E,s Fourcenthst, Monday removed yester-
Az % the home OF his mother Newton n. j. 1t said
ha nj. uncle- name Brewsteha Coroner Levy
Sersd aud that there reason to D,eve that young Ky
rs al no love HIS suicide, IL sud was ptobab-
o. ~ rc,ult OF insanity produced by oyerwork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
sCyyrDTLES or G. NJ FOSTER & co.

The scues OF Chester NJ Foster and Charles T. Foster
ng the firm C. NJ. Foster Co. importers OF upho
serv coors at Nos 1874 and 1856 Gandst, In their assign
mani IN Frank p Burnap. show Liabilities. 1892 00s IA
Liabilities 80; nominal assets 1914. l26 49,
debts and depreciation In the
of the the dieenco
he ween The actual and na assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
com WAVE BEHIND TIME, OR OFF THE IRA OK.

A 0OID HI We BFHTN u IIHTl VN VTT TIL IItf 'If'
Those "a love seasonable weather delighted with the
and bracng atmosphere yesterday TWAS not too cold
Int lust cold Would prophets predicted that cold
way. WAS bearing tho city from the bzLar brew
Nc of Northwest The signal service observa
INNS however such and while It
may a a re colder to-day Is not probable that the ner
curry will drop more than "A few degrees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
,rrrp THE FIygR FORCES OF NATURE.

The York College Magnetics has been incorporated
nv Henry Riddle Dwight Babbitt and Charles Daw'
harm who with Welsh and Nelson Cross are the trus
The declared tn be Ito teach the sclentlnc
Of the finer of nature the application OF cleo
Trv magnetism TO the human upbulldng INC scien'
~ o applying and the exercise OF tile mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
NEWARK
NEW,JERSEY.

Antonio Nico age struck bv locomotive at tho
Markes crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad Yesterday
and fatally injured The clds parents live at No Rvers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

FOLDING BEDs.-Largest assortment at mod
crate prices. Call and examine
VIZ" IHR DoRISG FOLDING BED Co.,
rs East l4th 81. near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

a. an car,v dav Father Baxter this announce m M 70
his CON ar as Christmas present 70 ,e n
the have been contributing generously o., q, lin
their slender sort of Christmas present =" m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

BROOKLYN licensed to sell tbs stun The matter however
has becn BROUGHT to the notice OF OF the butter mcn'
and the Dairy Commissioner will. 10 Is said take up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
Announcements.
AnvIcI To Mothers

Ma wrysrows should lwaysbe used for
CHILDREN TEErHsO. IL 5oorhKs the CHILD sofLENs tho
GINS IIAYs ALL PAIN COLO, and Ia the Bksr
SSMEpY rOR DIARgHIA Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
HrNRy A. DANIELS. NJ. ID.

la between 10th and 30th sts
ytourss 10 l. q To T. Diseases OF the Nervous system
0enito- Urinary organa Impotence and sterility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

An attractive youthful appearance secured
nv Ia.e, using Parker's Hair Balsam.
n q cure for asthma like Parkers Ionic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIAI Z NE AI4HENtN@hC'
TO-DAY.
Sun rises 1920 Sets 437 Noon sets 500 Moonsago'
HIGH WATER.
a-sandy Hook 9:57 dow Isr 1888 IeI CATE 055
Pn-sandY Hook 10. 50 Gov. IsIi lIE4 heu O~so W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

rs THE PATRONAGE FOR CLEVELAND OR HILL
Deputy Collector n. b. Bartram died on Sunday and
was buried yesterday. He at the head of the Fifth
Division at the Custom House and since MS sickness be-
gan Deputy Collector G. Williams has performed his
duties Yesterday Deputy Collector Williams occupied
another desk In rOtnda but dischargng the same
duties as for several days in addition to giving close at
tept,on to a smooth faced man, with darkbrown curly
hair full cheeks and stocky form, who sat In char
beside Mr. Williams having In his hand an open DOCK
containing the statutes relating TO the Revenue
Laws This strange face had just appeared IN the
Custom House, and the man Is said 10 nave
como to the city Monday night with Governor hil.
He is jeremiah j. OConnOr. VINO has served III Eihlra
for TWENTY-FIVE years the Chamberlain OF that cy
in 1876 1877 and 1878, and Member OF the Assembly
in 1883 ., .-., A..
Collector Magone said that he had nominated Mr.
by toonel BartTams DEATH but That General Williams
would Colonel Barrans place ana Mr. Cohhor ohe
OF the minor 1t remains TO be seen whether oecre
tary Manning will approve Governor HIS personal
friend" or whether Colonel Lamont, President CleNe
lands private secretary will defeat the Hill Magone coH
bnaton by ordering another to be appointed "a ne uu
when he ordered Charles r. McCleland be appointed
DEPUTY collector in charge of the Seventh DIVISION III
pace of William Peters, Ogdensburg. whom Collector
Magone had appointed The question Is whether the Al
mnisraon Hill Is to secure the patronage
O Custom House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29
THE CABLE COMPANY'S LATEST STEP.

PROPOSING TO HAVE THE OLD COMMISSION GO
OVER ITS WORK AGAIN.
The New-York Cable Railway Company obtained from
the General Term of the Supreme Court yesterday the
following order:
On the annexed affidavit OF Charles p Shaw and on the
therein mentioned u oIueI OF cst
INV r. Pei on lie Roy b. Crane and william IIanhaeeni
The appointed bv court In TINS ana
The several parties appeared therein on the motion 70
confirm their report this court and on me nearing OF tne
sDnea therefro m Appeals show cause before
II court on Friday the 81 st day oil instant AZ
10 40 a m or eaer counse can DC hcaru Why
the report OF commissioners should not DC
ne. Of ths order served said comm ssioners ana
man The several counsel appeared the argument oil
Ills I'm this court the Court OF Appeals on or oe
fore the both INST such service shall be suncen
BY the Court
This order was obtained in pursuance OF the announce
ments made by the companys counsel Immediately after
the decision OF the Court OF Appeals was handed down.
The company alleges that by that decision the validity OF
its charter was confirmed and that all that Is necessary
for IL now to do is TO its original commission
which adjourned without day and Is alleged 10 be sun
alye-to have that body once more on plas
In accordance with the suggestions made by he court OF
Appea and to get report In accordance herewith ap
proved by the General Term. The present order II ID
supposed, has been procured 10 enable the COMPANY W
act In the direction thus outlined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-29

LUNDBORG's RHESIsH COLOGNE.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-04
Monkeys Friendship for "a Dog.

Albert MeSsntr captain of Bremen
East -Indiaman. vouGhes for an incident
which seems Ia prove that the friendships
of animals, even OF different species, can
assume the form OF uncomfortable pas
siOns In Singapore the captain had
bought a fine gibbon ape tkylohates niger.
which seemed rather slow in getting over
its shyHess. and would squeal At the mere
touch of a human hand, but soon became
the fast friend OF a good-natured young
Newfoundlander. They would roll and
romp together on the deck. run races along
the bulwarks, and often sleep in the
same corner. unless the roughness Of the
whether made it necessary to transfer the
gibbons couch to the cabin. Near sum
bawa the schooner encountered a violent
gale. which played havoc with portion of
the rigging and in the midst Of the con
fusion. Omar, the NewfOundlander was
knocked overheard by swinging spar.
The ship was scudding along at a twenty
knot rate. and it would have been worse
than useless to lower boat but the heart
Of every man on board WAS wrung when
they heard through night and darkness the
bowling appeal of their poor dog. who was
making desperate efforts 10 Overtake the
fast-receding chance Of salvation. While
all hands were tugging away at the
reefing ropes several sailors noticed the
gibbon dashing in wild excitement about
the deck, and uttered yells that sounded
like answers To the cries Of mis- drowning
friend. At last the captain himself heard
those yells from the stern of the ship, and,
Fastening back, thought that he heard
splash in the water, but the darkness of
the night prevented him from recognizing
the dim object seeming to toss about in
the wake of the schooner. As soon as the
storm abated they searched and halloed
all over the ship, but only the bowling of
an old tom-cat aswered their calls The
gibbon had joined his friend-Dr. Felix l..
Oswald