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and / see men comm and goin' AL the time.
/ watched round there awhile and then went
home more puzzled and worked up than ever.
OF course all ! heerd and See that night up
sot all my preyls ldces consarnm' Cousin Jo-
tham's slng'lar proceedings. There wasn't no
woman III the case at all, that was PLAN as the
nose ON your face, Sister Peabody. What to
think | didn't know, but things continued to
60 on Jest as they had vent, and | finally Civ
up the idce of lorTctin' out the mystery.
One day | went into Cousin Jothaln's room
to carry away somc o. his things, and there,
tucked AWAY in one corner of the bureau
drawer, was the funniest lookin' rig that any
body ever sut eyes onto. II was Il kind of
cape or collar or some,hin', all made out of
satin or yelyit and all trimmed oil with sill.
yer fringe and stars, and goodness knows
what not!
My first thought was that Cousin lothian
had fined some fire company, and this was
the uniform. My next was that no fire COM
panv on airth ever was seen III sich %outland-
ish lookin' things AS these. Then all of a
sudd,nt it come into my mind that Cousin
lothian, and them mir men that was n meetin'
in that old buildin', was. plottin' a resurrec
ton aim the government. hud those AIR
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woman that had got to darn his stockins,
patch his trowsil and do his coOkin'. My
neart actually bed for her!
But who was the woman | couldn't seem
to exactly pitch upon nobody, and that ques-
ton f irly haunted me day and night. |
couldn't seem to solve it, noways. II wore
on my sporrits in n amazin' way | couldn't
sleep o nights | lost all relish for my Wit
tles and pinned away to q mere shadder.
Suspense and onsartainty IL somethin' that
| can't bear up under, and | determined that
I'd onrayel the whole thing, from beginnin,
10 Cni, if il cost me II fortiu. SO one dark
night ! follcred on arter Cousin lothian. |
tracked him us fur as the corner, but | found
IT putty hard work 10 keep up With him, he
Went AT such II rapid rate.
| KEEP him in sight clear up the street
whore the stores aud houses was. He didn't
go into none of them, howsomever, but went
right straight on till he got way out onto the
edges OF the village, where there was NJ old
tumbledown building, the upper story of
which was commonly used for singin' and
dancin' schools.
The fust thing / knowed, he cut across the
street and went into this buildin' as last as he
'GDhld 90. a1eappstlssny Nnillhghtedup;
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funny-lookin' garments was the uniform they
calc'latod to adopt, when they riz mp III arms.
Well, there was Jest one thing for me 10 do,
and that WAS to face these villains and tell
Fem that their innikerty had found EN- ont.
To some folks this air would have seemed like
aherculuneum task, but ! Jest gloritied III it.
The very next time Cousin Jotham sot out
for his place of rendezvous | follcred him,
disguised IN an old hat and surtout OF his. |
felt safe because nobody wouldn't know me
in that costume from old Adam hisself.
When We rot down to the place ! fell inthe
rear considerable and Cousin Lothian he went
in. After ! thought the meetin' was in full
blast | Jest slipped into the entry, which was
AL lighted up bright. | went mp one flight OF
stairs. and was mountin' the second. when u
man rushed out upon me with u drawn sword
INTO his hand! Says he i'll II plercin' I me-;
GIVE password, or not a step furder do
you 60" says he. .
was so skairt that l fairly shook but put
u bold face on, and says |;
- don't know you pas word, nor your
mas word, neither" says ], " but I'm comm
NJ, nevertheless"
At1his SsAtaGksdms With ths Aat naf. his
sword. ''' "
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again and went off in the same mysterus way,
aud came back III the same mysterus way, and
he lone the same all the ~follerin' week. !
thought at first that it was some town meetin'
or politlkle carcusses that took him away SO
often but after turnin' the thing over in my
mind, / concluded that them meetin' close
and perfoomery and s~pruced-up whiskers
meant mattermOnil intentions and nothin'
else. / should have thought of this Rfore if
1t hadn't been that Cousin lothian was II con-
farmed old bachelor of five and fifty years
standin' aud II res'lar woman-hatcr.
This State of things was OWN TO she that
was Callina Dobbs givin' him the sack when
he was young. 1t was IA dretful blow to
Cousin lothian. and ever sence he's had u
great antiquity to the female sect.
Well, ! Jest KEEP my eye onto Cousin lothian
putty clost, and the more 1 watched him the
more saItiu | was that my conIecters in re-
CARDS to his curious actions was corrock. He
seemed TO be kind of naryous and anxious
like, as would be nat'ral for a man that was
thinkin' of gittin' married.
l didn't have much pity for him, but how
my heart did ache Tor that poor deluded
natI5hrAI&at6Sn2it dRnoHdfesfhttsSihfGlH hssN%sfcI%1tfG
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Ladies who have not yet completed their MILL
merry outfit for the late spring and summer season,
could not do better than examine the elegant stock
OF imported goods now offered by j. ROthscnld,
OF Nos. % anu Is West Fourteenth street ON ac-
count OF The backwardness of the season, prices
have been brought down to their very lowest
limits, aud are within the means OF The most
modest purse.
The new stock includes trimmed hats and bon.
nets, handsome turOaus. large round hats trimmel
with flowers, lace and null, all III the latest styles
for summer wear. Special Inducements IN novel
ties are also offered IN the Children's department.
and the variety IN styles OF hats Tor misses, girls
ana boys ia almost inexhaustble. Tue stock oI
iraw goods manufactured by the nrm and
adapted especially to tue wants OF American ladies
Is very large and unusually attractive. ..
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Joe Ionnon, who fought Jem Fell over IN
the City of Churches recently. A number of
challenges have been published for Lannon,
who on the road was the s~parring opponent
Of John l.. and Steve Taylor, for
contests with Pat Killeu and Joe Nc
Aulihe, with the understanding that if
he could defeat these men or beat the winner
of n contest between them he would be
back d against Sullivan himself. jimmy
McKeon, who used to pose as S,ulilvan's
trainer and who accompanied the last COM
bination that the big fellow had, was
very wrOth at the PRESUMPTION of Lannon
and his friend. McKeon, while struttinE
around the Adams House vestibu!e n week or
SO ago, ran against Lennon. He began II
TRADE Mt ouce, and used no end OF abusive
language, even inviting the South Bostonian
to fight or wrestle. lannon paid little atten-
ton to him until Mckeon laid hold OF the
lapels of II new coat that he had on. ms
was the last straw. AS Lannon said after,
wards ia just paid $l5 Tor that coat, and
it made me mad for n fresh duck like him,
a Arriving to make himself out n bad man,
should tear it." Lannon gave hin one clip
heroics ceased. McKeon couldn't make
much resistance, but the puGilist saved the
servants the trouble of mopplng up one por-
ton of the hotel that day.
~Oueckberner, Schroeder, Thornton and
Alex, Jordan, of the New York Athletic
Club, are training steadily. Ford was up at
the grounds on Sunday and Will certainly go
in the all-around championships II he THINKS
there Is a possible chance OF winning.
$3.50
promised at Fleetwood on Aprll2S Queck,
w. }. Nj. Barry and Lanbrecht are III the
weight-pntting and hammer-throwlns con
tests, winch are all scratch, as are INC one
quarter mile, one mile and l2O-yard, runs,
the half-mile will be n thirty-yard limit
handicap, with Lon hiyefss record Oh iii.
DO 2-5s. Tor the standard.
.
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away my weeks ironin', and says he

away my weeks %ironin', and says he
"Elmiry, " says he, - guess you may lay
out Il clean shirt for me, if you've a mind to.
/ may go out tonight, " says lie.
| was considerable struck to hear him say
this, for Cousin lothian he was alters slack
bout his close as bison, and I'd alters master
hard work 20 git him to dress up Sundays, let
alone week DAYS, But / didn't say nothin'-
though / KEEP up a powerful thinkin', ] can
tell you, Sister Peabody. -.
Well. that night h went and rugged hisself
all out into his meetin' wesklt and trowsiz,
and n bran-new necktie. | noticed that he
had had his whiskers trimmed down to the
barber's and his hair all combed down onto
his forehead, into a little scollop, jest as the
young tellers does. and If my, nose didn't de-
ceive me orfully, he had musk on his hand
kerchief.
just as the clock was on the stroke of I,
he put on his hat and went of. 1t was nigh
midnight when / heerd the door open and
him 60 creepin' upstairs, into his stockin'
feet, Jest as keerfpl as could be. s'pose he
battered hisself that nobody heerd HIM, but
he was dretful mistaken
The very next night but n he dressed up
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BRooKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.

/ give a scream that fetched the whole ca
Doodle right onto the spot. One man he give
me II push. and down the stairs | rolled all in
II heap. My hat fell OFT, the coat I'd put on
over my gown busted open, and there l
was
Some of the men knowed me, and says
they
Its the Widder Brown" says they, " as
sure us shootin' :"
Cousin lothian hadn't mixed much in the
do MS, but when he heerd that he came and
picked Inc up. Says he:
&" Elmiry, next time you try to git into q
lodge of Odd Fellers you let me know IT,
won't You 7"
odd F%ellers! Why, l was. perfecklyl dun;
founded at the idee, Sister Peabody. "a
alters looked ON secret ~s'ieties as the inyen-
ton of the ole Evil One hisselt, and when |
thought what an escape I'd had from benz
captured, and put to death, perhaps, It kinder
worked on my feelin's so that it fetched onto
lay system the wust kind of scientific rheu-
matiz and l was laid up for days.
Cousin lothian he spruces up and goes to
the lodge AS regular Us ever, but the laws
.bp9yg. a. NPA.pad enough without Iinin'
theAn critters!
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Play BalI.o
Radbourn viii surely play with Boston.

ItauDOUTn VIII buTpI9 Pray VIII bOsIUI'
1t is likely that Fogarty Will be on deck IN Phila-
delphiais right garden III the opening League game
with Boston on FRIDAY. The difference between
Fogy and the management IL only 800. Clarkson
and Kelly will do the battery work for Boston.
j. Is a rule IN the American AssOcia-
tlon that all games shall be called at least TWO
hours before sunset. Last year AT Washington
Park the games were called al B. 30, B. IS and P. NJ,
the time being governed by the length OF the day.
Thursday afternoon, IN a game with the Column
bia College nine, the crack amateur team OF The
New jersey Athletic Clue, formerly the Bergen
Point Athletic CluD, will Open the season on The
Avenue ID grounds at Bergen Point. For the
Bergen Point cub the box will be occupied by
either Young Wilfred Carsey. late OF the Eccen-
tries, or - Brown" who twirled last season for q
National League Club.
A SAFE. sure cure for coughs and colds, hDAMsoSs'
BoTANIo BALsAM. kINsMAN. 10Th ST.. 9Th ave. q
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MANAGER TANNENHOLz MISSING.

Alleged to Have Gone TO Paris with the
Opern-Ilouse Receipts.
Louis Tannenholz, proprietor OF the RoumanIa
Opera-House OH the Bow,ry, has not been seen In
this city since April 5, and 1t is believed that he has
gone to Paris Ills wife and six children at ] Pike
street are left without means.
Charles ]. Schamp, as counsel for Louis Addison,
obtained to-day an attachment from Judge Bar
rett, OF the supreme Court, against Tannenholz's
property upon a claim of 81 ,05L rs.
II IL charged that TannenholZ pocketed the re-
ceipts for April O, I and S; that he did not pay the
actors or any other employees and that he collected
all the money he coult.
Before leaving for France 1t IL said that Tannen-
holz aSked Bluma Leight to accompany MIN.
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DAlNriES FOR THE TABLE.

Eels, Is cents a pound.
Lemons, 90 cents a dozen.
Turkeys, is cents a pound.
Tomatoes, 30 cents Il quart.
Cocoanuts, 20 cents a dozen.
Best raisins, 90 cents a pound.
Frontage de Brie, 25 cents each.
Easter beaurre pears, ST. a dozen.
Calves-foGt Jelly, 25 cents a pound bottle.
Wild ducks are cheap. Brants sell for IS cents Q
pair.
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sieat Things, twixt you and me and the
roor-iatch, Sister Peabody n man of stiddy
H"o'ts aud good morals-a man that was al
%ayS TO home o. nights, and to bed airly:
~ much I've been KNOWN TO for years,
D"" spell ago he commenced for to act in
On Ios' gsAfis, and o~pacepqntabls mspHsr,
-'uAy no comes to me, jest / was putting
The evening world., 1888-04-18

The schooner S. G. Hart, lying at the foot OF
Court street, Brooklyn, was last night robbed Of
clothing valued at 500.
A military concert TO the drainage Company,
X" will be held this evening In the Brooklyn Tab
ernacle. DR.. Talmage Will give a few readings
IRON his own works.
During a row in 4 liquor saloon at 35 Scholes
street, Brooklyn, last evening, George Grunnins
was struck over the head with q stick by George
shannon, He received a conclusion Of the brain.
Shannon was arrested.
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MRS. BROWNS MYSTERY.
BY ROSE

We been dretfully
puzzled and put out of
my bias lately, just on
account of Cousin
Jotham's mysterus and
onderhanded kerrins-
on. Cousin lothian
he's a pretty fair and
square sort of a mau-
that is, as men goes,
which hain't sayin' no
The evening world., 1888-04-18

A new medal for policemen who have received
honorable mention has been decided upon. 1t will
be larger than the old copper button which was
called in, will be composed OF copper and silver.
and will be inscribed = Faithful Unto Death " on
one side and : : Honorable Mention for MerltOrious
Service I" on the other side. The distribution will
he made before the annual parade on NAV "a.
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Gutter Arrested and Arraigued.

ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD
WAKEFIELD, Mass. April IL. james T.. Cutter,
who was arrested In Boston last night for attempt
ing to Kill Luther ". Rowe, his brother-in-law. was
arraiRned before the District Court this forenoon,
He pleaded not guilty to the warrant The gov
eminent had the case continued TO April ~ and
Cutter was held in $40, OOl.
The evening world., 1888-04-18

o NJ w HAT Of n
" scrap" episode be-
tween two ~eX-memhcrs
of the Inst John l..
Sullivan combination
occurred in the Adams
House, at Boston, tho
other day. Hub y
papers, from which it
was carefully kept,
will doubtless be glad
to get hold of it, even
from u distant source.
1t Seems that Council
man Billy Mahoncv,
who was onco Sulli-
vans closest friend. is
now helping along
modest, g~ood-natured
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BROOKLYN NEWS.
Michael Ennis " ns We'll Provided with Both
Pork md Whiskey.

Pork md Whiskey.
An intoxicated man. with two hams, a piece Of
pork and nn overcoat In his arms, was arrested
early this morning near the bridge enir nee in
Brooklyn. At the statiOn-house he gave his name
as Michael Ennis, OF 800 Plymouth street.
A silver watch, u number OF foreign letters and
80 In money were found on him. They were
claimed by Theodore schloerb, @ butcher, OF 81
Orange street, whose place had been robbed.
The evening world., 1888-04-18

At the Brooklyn end OF the bridge ms morning,
car No. 81 got caught in a spr~edd-swi,ch. 1t was
30 firmly wedged in that it took the workmen
several hours TO get 1t out and repair the switch.
Meantime the bridge cars were run by steam.
Travel was much delayed.
The evening world., 1888-04-18
Told Amo,u tho w,rL.r.

The Housesmith's Union will RAISE Its Initiation
fee from 81 TO $40 from and after June 1.
The United Insurance League has Endorsed the
Central Labor Union resolutions on the brewers
lockout.
John Rose, of the Jewish Chorus Union, occu-
pied me chair at the meeting OF the Miscellaneous
Section last evening.
The evening world., 1888-04-18

A consumptive-looking man stopped Miss Emmf
simmons In Willoughby street, near Kent avenue,
Brooklyn, yesterday. and tried to pull the ring
from her ears. she turned around 30 m TO fac,
him and called for help. The man ran away.
The evening world., 1888-04-18
Painters strike for Back Pay.

The Progressive Union painters employed by II.
Alexander h Co., Of No. 100 Seventh avenue, are
on strike for the purpose of forcing their en-
ployerB 10 pay them back wages amounting 10 be-
tween 5000 and 500.
The evening world., 1888-04-18

Henry Towle and Miss Annie Hanck, daughter
OF Peter HancE, the wealthy Harrison brewer,
were married at ST. Patricks Cathedral this after
noon. The wedding was one OF the most fashion,
ahle Of the sensOn.
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A FRIGHTFUL Skin DISEASE.
SUFFERINGS INTENSE-HEAD NEARLY
RAW-BUDY COVERED WITH SORES
CURED ny n CUTICURA

1NTENSE-HEAD NEARLY
RAw-BUDY COVERED WITH SORES
CURED ny CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Messr,. Ssren, e Bruner, Monroe, ". C.
DEAR SIRs; About two months ago, on your recon-
mendation, l bought a bottle Of CuTIcURA REsoLvEsr.
one boz CuTIcrRA SALvE and one cake Of CuTIounA
SOAR for my son. aged thirteen years. who has been
afflicted with eczema for a long time, aud IAN pleased
to say that l believe tho remedies have cured him.. His
suherings were intense. his head being nearly raw, his
ears being gona except the Rristle and his body was GOV.
cred with sores. His condition was frightful to behold.
Tho sores have now all disappeared. his skin 10 healthy,
eyes bright, cheerful in disposition. and Is working
every day. My neiRhbors are witnesses to this remarka-
able cure. and the doubling ones are requested 10 call or
write me or any Of my ~neighbors.
WIN. 8. STEPHENSON.
WINCHESTER p. o.. UNION Co., ". G.
MONROE. n. o.. Oct. 10. 1887.
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GENTLENTN: Mr.. VIM. y. Stephenson, of this countv
brought his son to town to- day to let us lee him. and to
show us what CuTIcURA REMEDIES had done for him.
THIS Is the case referred to in our letter to you some time
ago. To look at the boy now one would suppose that
there had never been anything the matter with him
seems Ia be in perfect health. We have written and
herewith inclose what his father has to say about the
matter-wroto 1t just a. he dictated.
We are selling quite a quantity OF CUTIcuRA RENE
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the CuTtcuRA REMEDIES the best in the market, and
shall do all we can to promote their sale. Yours truly,
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prepared from 1t, externally. and CurIcuRA REsoLvEsr.
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SPORTS INDOORS AND OUT.
AN EPISODE BETWEEN THE EX.MEMBERS
OF s~ULLIyAN'S COMBINATION.

New York Athletic Club Mon steadily Train
inE-A Battle Of Heavy " eiahts Set Down
for April 2s Mt Flee,wood-Lc Blanche
Anxious for n Fight Win Fcli-The
Racquet Club Billiard tournament.
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SMALLPOX on the New A%queduct.

TARRYTowN, April IS. Seventeen cases Of small
poX exist at Shafts 10, 1917 and II OF the new Aque-
duct. The shafts are quarantlned.
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A SAFE, sure cure for coughs and colds, ADAMsoSs'
BOTANIC BALsAM. KISsMAS. 10Th ST.. 4h ave. -
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PIMPLkS, black heads, red, rough, chappod and OF
AKIN prevented by CUrICIIiA SOAP.
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CrrrcunA. the great skin cure, and Cu1IcuRA soar.
prepared from 1t, externally, and CUrIcuRA REsoLvESr.
the new blood purifier. internally. are n positive cure for
every form of skin and blood disease. from pimples
to soroiull.
, 1888-10-26

James G. Kennedy is in daily receipt of
letters from some of the best known baseball
players and experts in the country favoring
his scheme to promote batting by increasing
the depth of the foul lines. Manager Shar-
sig, of the Athletic club, says: II consider
the plan one of the best things ever offered
to improve batting, and l heartily favor it. ~
Capt Arthur A Irwin, of the Philadelphia
club, says: "Your suggestion in regard to
changing the foul lines, thereby increasing
the batting, is the best idea yet offered. 7"
Rem Milford, the well known Cincinnati
writer, says: "Your plan is just the thing
that is needed to make the batting heavy
enough" I. F. Gunins says: "Of the many
suggestions offered to increase batting think
well of only one, and that is widening the
foul lines,n
, 1888-10-26

thnt year the first convention Of profession.
clubs was held In New York, and a code of
championship rules adopted, the principal one
suggested by the Athletic club of Phila-
delphia-being to the effect that the cham
pionship should belong to the club winning
the greatest number of games in a series of
five with every other contesting club. The
organization thus formed and the champion
ship rules adopted by it continued in vogue
until the close of 1875. Under those rules the
championship was won in 1871 by the Ath-
letic club OF Philadelphia, but it was
wrested from that organization in 1872 by
the Bostons, who held it from that time until
the close of the season of 1875.
In 1876 this professional association was
succeeded by the present National league,
popularity known simply as the League
which was organized on Feb. g of that year
in New York by delegates from the Ath-
letic, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Hartford,
Louisville, Mutual and st. Louis clubs. Dur
ing its first season the league had no rival
organization of professional clubs competing
for the championship, as it had in succeed
ing years. Its championship was won In
1876 by Chicago, by Boston in 1877 and 1878,
by Providence in 1879, by Chicago in 1880,
1881 and 1882, by Boston in 1888, by Provi-
dence In 1884, by Chicago in 1885 and
1886 and by Detroit in 1887. The Leagues
great rival, the American association, was
organized in Cincinnati on Nov. Q, 1881,
when it was originally composed of the fol-
lowing clubs: Allegheny of Pittsburg, Ath-
letic of Philadelphia, Eclipse of Louisville,
Baltimore, Cincinnati and st. Eouis. Gin
cinnati won the championship of the Associa-
ton in 1882. In 1888 the Metropolitan club
Of New York and the Columbus club of
Columbus, o., were added to those above
named, and the Athletics of Philadelphia
won the championship that season In 1884
it was won by the Metropolitans, while in
1885, 1886 and 1887 it was carried off by the
st. Louis club.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
, 1888-10-26

Thomas Dawson. kennel editor of The Turf,
Field and Farm, who recently died of pneu.
monia, was 40 years old, and came to Amer
lea about five years ago from Yorkshire,
England, where he had been associated with
DR.. Boultoq, a well known spaniel breeder.
Here he was employed for some time as ken
mel manager by the Messrs. L. & W. Ruther-
furd, at Allamuchee, N. j., and at Lorenzo
Daniels st. Bernard kennel, Mount Kisco,
N. Y. In matters pertaining to both dogs
and horses he was an expert, his specially
being fox terriers, of which he was a breeder
in England. He was Al excellent Judge of
thoroughbred yearlings and wrote last month
sketches of the yearlings broken of Withers,
Belmont and Dwyer. He wrote over the
signature of "Tyke." He also judged a num-
Der of bench shows, fox terriers principally,
and was one of the judges in the show at
Boston held last spring. For the past year
he has been on The Turf, Field and Farm.