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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
Property Transfers.

Richmond CitV.-J. Y. Hobson 10 Mar
tin l.. James. 26 feet on Grace street, south.
west corner Fifth. $1,000.
Lee Strause to stern a Co., house and lot
on south side Main street, between Thr-
teenth and Fourteenth, 81.
W. II. Beyeridge, trustee, to G.. W. Jack
son, 30 feet on west side Seventeenth street,
$1,000.
G.. W. Jackson TO Mary +. .Laughlin's
trustee. 80 feet on west side seventeenth
street, 500.
Cornelius NJ Stone to DR.. Powhatan Bled-
soc 10 feet ON west side Reservoir street,
between Cary and Taylor, 81. 400.
Same 10 James b. Elan, II feet on same,
between same, Sl,4O.
HcRricO COuRtV.-ThOmas Atkinson g.
James Sherry. l2s feet on north side l. street
near d. 81 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

meeting was held last night in d.
Hunter McGuire's parlor TO devise the best
methods for the improvement of the Me
chanics Institute Of Richmond and the per.
petuation Of its usefulness. This is the
second meeting that has been held, the in
itiatOTy step towards the desired end having
been taken at Mr.. Ginter's house some two
or three weeks ago. There was a generous
and informal discussion Of the subject last
night, after which an elegant dinner was
served. Among those present were
Messrs. Lewis Ginter, John Pope, Robert :.
BOsher, 4. {. Williams, Jr., Charles +.
Whitlock, Robert II. WhitlOck Isaac DaV-
export, Jr.. James y. Boyd, James II. boo
ley, +. y. Cannon, y. W. Bowe, T.. ID. Chris
tian, +. T. ID. Myers, Dr. +. T. Willis, james
b. Pace, John p. Branch, Lewis IL. Blair, +.
b. Addison, General Joseph K. Anderson,
Dr. Hunter Mcclure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

All novel roaders-and they are about ~
per cent. Of all the people VINO read DoOhs
Al all-must have been struck with the lact
that tine heroes and her0ines Of fiction are
usually endowed with the very perfection OF
nhysical qualities. even though their NOR
an. be somewhat OF color and their acuOns
such as should bring them directly Wlthln
the purylcr Of the criminal law. In iact' u
NAV be- said in e general way mat the oiS-
ger sc0undrel and villain man ~ III
novel tine more closely does he resemble the
Anollo Rolyidere i'm outward semblance;
and the more sensual and decoitiul ana
ba.e a woman is. the mere is she fashioned
i'm the pbysIcal likeness Of some medlIYal
saint or of some woman who seems TO eXude
Goodness and virtue. II the nOyellsts are
RIGHT. the uhysOgnOmi and phrenO ogists
and the great detectives and students Ol
ppnOlOgy Of the world must be wrong. Inc
latter insist. with complete unanimty, that
there is well-detned physical criminal
tyne: that men and women with certain
shaped heads and faces, and with certain
kinds Of ewes and facial expressions, make
mn the criminal classes. and that IL
4, m-t as unnatural 10 ind crime UNI
associated with these physical quail
ties as to find grapes on thorns or ngs on
thi.tles. 10 j.. true that there are eXcep-
tions 10 this general rule, but they are not
numerous enough TO impigne in any degree
upon the generality of the rule. once IN 4
while an Antini0us may turn burglar or a
Cornela Doe convicted Of sh0p-liiting, but
the case. are 80 rare as TO cut no marked
figure iu .hc annals of crime. II IL 10 TO
be- conceded that realistic fiction serves a
useful purpose. that purpose should not be
defeated by making vice attractive or GRIM
inals physically perfect. II the novelist
desire to portray bad man or woman, the
picture should be drawn true 10 nature,
physically As well as morally; and IL IL
certain that there is not only heredity in
crime vhlr stamps itself mel
laceabiy upon the physique of the criminal
classes. but that the environment produces
that hardening of c0untenauce, that fur
tive look and that stumbling, stealthy gait,
which detectives in AN countries have
learned t0 recognize az si.ht. san Fran
efADO { nrDuirID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
Good TeTpplarr.

Trinity Lodge Good Tempars will elect
officers tuesday evening, after which time
the members will be entertained by Fulton
Lodge Coed Templars. The Trinity Juyen-
lie Temple initiated twelve new members
yesterday evening. The membership il
now thirty-hye.
There was "A large and interesting meet
ing Of the Good Templars Of Sidney Lodge
held last night at Belyidere Hall After the
regular routine Of business there were
spicy talks from Mr.. Wallace, Of Jefferson
Lodge: Mr.. Davis, Of Surprise Lodge, Will
liamsburg, Va; Mr. Turner, of Rescue
Lodge, and others. Nett Friday night will
be election Of officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

In Paris this year the traditional Christ
mas tree. the dear shaggy fir. was discard
ed, and huge 0d0rOus spanish iurZe bushes,
covered with their golden yellow blossoms,
were the correct thing. These shrubs can
be- had of almost any size, and were planted
300 great square boxes OF spanish faience.
The candles attached tO the branches by
large bows Ot silver TISSUES were pale pink
and golden yellow, and at the foot OF this
novel and dainty-loOking Christmas tree
was "a nest of spun silver, whore two white
dove. were placed. ON the top-mOst
branch differing star, ccntcred by "A tiny
electric lamp. crowned the decorated shrub.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
Ihe InImckY Trnant.

climbed into the attic and went 10 sleep. In
BOZ, dreams he rolled over, fell between the
joi.ts. broke through the plastering, and
came down in front OF the teachers plat
form with terrible crash. Rubbing the
lime on; Of his eyes as he picked himself up,
he oaid.
please, master, / didn't intend coming
10 school this afternoon. May | 90 home ~
Tue master actively busted the line out
OF his cl0the5 and let him 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
Manchester Matters.

The second annual ball Of the O. b. Z.
club will take place at Odd-Fellows' Hall
February 9th.
The widow of Peter Clay, Mrs. Lucy II.
CLAY. died at the residence OF her mother,
in Chesterfield county, on Wednesday last.
A testimonial benefit will be rendered to
the Alert Fire Company next Monday night
at Gibbs Opera House.
Messrs. j. T. Morrisett and W. l.. Moody,
who had "A serious spell of sickness, are re-
covering.
MIR. Richard COttrell is still very sick.
Superintendent G.. A. Peple. Of the Mar
shall mill, and Messrs. Matt Morton, Green
Price. and Rev. Decatur Edwards repre-
scented that establishment in the funeral es-
cOrt of General FRY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

the whole OF Christmas day % ieasting ans
giving timely aid % the poor They spent
5000 in useful presents aud small gifts OF
money % respectable and nccessitOus
widows with families TO- support. This is a
very large proportion OF the Presidents in.
come. Indeed. very few are aware OF the
amount of good Madame Carnot does among
the poor. She keeps regular secretary.
aud has also Am influential and experienced
assistant in dealing with and sitting out
cases deseryingof assistance from the many
applications made % her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
Fortunate Escape.

Mrs. II. Melville jackson and Mrs. James
4. Grigg came very near meeting with a
serious accident Thursday afternoon on
Franklin street near the Lee monument,
while taking "A ride The horses of the car
riage suddenly became frightened and ran
down Fra: Xiv street at break-neck speed
Tine ladies. however, had presence of mind
enough 10 keep their seats. In front Of the
residence Of Major James ii. Dooley, at
Madison street, the carriage ran against
tree and upset. The ladies were thrown
out. but luckily escaped injuries. A little
child of Mrs. Grigg, who was with the
ladies at the time, shared their good fortune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

nav. pillar. The great column, when
III, be crowned with figure representing
,h IT," r III In the Confederate service, Is 70
,ne y thirteen sections. one for each SOUTH
ern state. and 1t is likely that the Associa,
lion a will appeal TO each state to furnish one
section ....;o,,o,s oh,ect In
,ba ,ci,r II will occupy a commanding POI
.ition ON the brow OF Libby Hill, ana VII.
he visible from nearly every po.nt IL hich'
mond and Manchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
REVIVAL SERVICES.
Meeting at Pine street Church Probably
to Close Tonight.

The revival services Of Rev. j. X. Harri-
son at the Pine Street Baptist church, last
night, was perhaps the most successful in
many respects, OF any previous one. A
large crowd was present and the sermon
was one of great power and earnestness.
The text was "Lord it was done As thou
hast commanded" Luke xiv, -. At the
close Of the meeting there were 81 profess
sions of conversion. making total Of 300
since the services began. Eleven additions
II the church membership were received.
which makes 119 in all. There were 81
baptisms at the morning services yesterday.
At the services last night, among those
present, were DR.. W. W. Landrum, DR.. a..
+. Dickinson, Reys. j. r. Belts and j. ".
Reynolds, and MIR. William Tayl0r. Mr..
Watkins sang two very effective solos.
Services will be held all day tomorrow, at
the close Of which 1t IL expected the meet
ing will end. The first service tomorrow
will be at II A. NJ, then $3.50 =. NJ, and
Z 30 T. Nj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
CASINO CASE CONTINUED.
\ Technically Makes the Case Lay over
Until February.

Until February,
The case in the Hastings Court as to whe-
Their or not the license shall be taken from
the Casino management was again con-
tinued Yesterday. There was quite a num-
Der present in the courtroom yesterday.
composed of policemen, sporting men and
people who reside in the neighbOrhood of
the Casino. The rule directed Hudson, the
proprietor TO show cause why his license
should not be revoked for keeping disor-
derry house, this charge being the outcome
of the cock-fight there short time ago.
Messrs. George Z. Haw and Samuel NJ.
Page were present 10 represen. the propre-
tor of the Casino. and MIR. II. NJ. Smith, Jr.,
was ON hand to look after the interests Of
the Commonwealth.
MIR. Page made the point that Mr.. Hudson
had not been given ten DAYS notice, as re-
quired by the statutes, which point was sus-
tanned.
Judge Witt then announced that he would
dismiss the rule against Mr. Hudson, but
would issue another returnable on Febru-
airy ith. The case was then continued to
that time,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

Mr.. james Netherwood has completed ih.
stone foundation Tor the monument 10 10
erected on Libby Hill to the memory Of the
private soldiers and sailors Of the COnfede-
rate service. The contract tor the balance
this Is done the Association will have 10
raise the funds.
The monument is designed after PEN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
The Burton Heater.

In the last issue Of the Electrical World
mention is made Of the use OF the Burton cleo
trio heater by the Government printing otice.
Dr.. Burton has sent TO Professor John Dan
iel, OF the Vanderbilt University, one Of his
heaters, which will be used In a lecture be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Associs-
ton Of Nashville. AMER the lecture, by d.
rection Of DR.. Burton, the heater will be
placed in the physical department Of the
university
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

The Freedmen's Aid and Southern Edu-
cation society was formed in August Of
1866, and since then about 100000 have
been expended tor Christian education In
the South. The property OF the society in
the south is valued at Sl5OO,OOO, and
school endowments at 100000. Five
siXths of the sum first named have been ex-
pended among colOred people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
RIcuMoND. Va, Jan. p. 1891.

THE FIRM OF VI. S. BLOCK & CO,
/ composed Of NJ, \. BLOCK and ~ tltN &
co having been dissolved, the undersigned
have this day formed a cO-partnership ana
AND FINDINGS BUSINESS al the Old
stand, 1910 east Main street, under same nrm
name. NJ = BLOCK.
MEYER HELLER.
All liabilities are assumed by, and all pay
ments must be made 20 VI. =. BLOCK co.
ia22-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

There will be n public meeting to-night IN
the tooms of the Rosemary Library, corner
OF Cary and Reservoir ST. Gets, for the Pmpl r
pose OF organizing a literary cup, IA II.
Thomas Nelson Page. the founder OF tne ~
brary, and Mr.. A. r. Dean. Librarian, relug1e'
the attendance ofyoung ladies and s enii.e-
men who are Interested in literary stuules'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
ROBERT E.LEE.
\ Fine Tribstc to the Confederat.
Leader.

The celebrations held on Monday in yari-
GUS parts Of the country in honor Of the birth
day Of General Robert +. Lee were as re-
markable for their conservatism and good
taste a. for their ,esrnestuess and patriotic
feeling. No true American can object to the
appropriate Observance Of an anniversary
which calls 10 mind the private and public
virtues OF one who was, in many respects,
the foremost man Of his generation. In
fact, nothing can 80 strengthen national
patriotism and awaken enthusiasm as ID re-
call the noble and admirable traits Of the
great men who have figured in our history,
and 10 study the qualities which gave them
fame. No country can afford ID forget
single one al il heroes. for every heroic ac.
ton, every heroic life. represents moral
value far above mere material progress and
achievement, ami il a rich source OF in
spiration and strength for all future gene
rstions. Each one OF such lives teaches its
own lesson and rs a rule furnishes an ex-
ample aud q model Of some particular
phase Of human greatness. Occasionally
there Is a life which is rs great m its moral
and harmony a. ia IT. elevl-
ton such n career was that 81 Washiny.
ton AZ the beginning Of our history; sucn
another was mat OF Lee at the close OF the
drst periOd OF our National Government.
w sshipg ton eau never he forgotten as long
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
MEETINGS.

NOTICE-A GENERAL MEETING
ofthe COMMONWEALTH CLUB Will DE
held AT Belvidere Hall on SAIU hDAl co
ruary :, 1891, at 3 o'clock z. NJ, for inc PuI-
ssecntfnq OF the same by "A mortgage ON the
PROPERTY Of the Club; also, 70 revise the con
stit'ifion OF the Club and 10 consider any
other business that may be brought peloit
necessary.
By order OF the Board Of Governors
j. 5. CRENSHAW,
tane-feh7 Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
Considerina the Plans.

The committee appointed by the Chamber
OF Commerce 10 examine the plans sub
United for the erection OF the new building
OF that organization on Nam aud Ninth
streets, held another meeting last night.
There was consider able discussion over the
I've plaA presented. but no decision was
arrived Il. The committee will convene
every night until they agree on ore OF the
~lsns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

Mr.. Ashton starke. III reference 10 t1e
presidency. writes as follows: "fIease u.
mo the kindness to publish that ! cannon iiuo,
accept any ONCE which - now to pe rlie .'
by the Virginia state Agricultural anu
Mechanical Society, and obllge &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
The city Treasurership.

The only officer TO be elected al Tue
municipal election next spring Is a City
Treasurer. so far no one has announcer
himself but Mr.. John "A. Childrey' the pres
ent incumbent. General John X. Cooke j.
also named for the position by bis lIlenu9'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
LodeI's "IiiIsritx."

This play was given at the Theatre last
night before fair audience, who seemed
10 enjoy IL judging by the frequent ap-
plause. IL will be repeated at the matinee
today and again At night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
stoekholder,s Mailing.

The holders ofpreferred stock in the cleo
trio railway, in Walter ID. Moses Il CO.'S
window, will meet any day they please, be-
tween the hours Of y and p. NJ, to see
the cars operate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

At Crenshaw's warehouse 1900 pounds
Of loose tobacco was sold Yesterday morn
ing. Prices ranged from - TO $40. 10 was
considered the best sale for many years as
regards prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
DIssoLUTIoNAND Co-PARTNERsHr
RIcHMoND. "a, Jan. p, 1891.

RICHMOND. VA, Jan, p, 1881.
THE FIRM OF STERN q GO. II
this day dissolved by the withdrawal OF
LEE STRAIS, whose Interest ceases from
| this date The remaining members or the
! firm will continue the business as heretofore.
and will assume all Liabilities. soliciting q
| continuance OF the liberal patronage be-
slowed on US In the past. We remain re-
| specially, SlEhN q w.
fafDD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

p WAsHiNGIoS. d. c., Jan. 23.-For
tthlR virginia Fair Saturday: showers by
~ sunday morning; variable witds.
stationary temperature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

PICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
AND
GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP
TICKET OFFICE,
No 9Ol EAST MAIN STREET.

Railroad and steamship tickets sold 10 AN
points Sleeping and ParlOr Car accOmmoda-
lions secured. Passengers ana Baggage call
Ell for al hotels and private residences for all
Trains and Steamers leaving the city. Bag
gage Checked 70 destination. All trst-clasg
Ocean steamship lines represented.
Tickets sold at the lowest rates and berths
secured without any cost to the passenger.
Information cheerfully given by letter or
otherwise, A W. CARRIER, Proprietor
Telephone number " ONCE, as; Telephone
NUMBER or stables, 431. Jals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
WANTS
WANTED.

THE TIMES ogeys Spcciai Rates. I>a
sfeAuly snlfDtmeuf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

no safer remedy can be had for coughs
and colds, or anv other trouble Of the throat
than Browns Bronchial rroches." Price
p cents. sold only in boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
CHARLES W. HARDWOOD,
". NJ. JONES,
II. n WHlrLOCk,
STATE OF vRGrSfA. CITY ov RIcHNoND

STATE OE VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHNOND.
IO-WIr:
l. Allen G.. Collins, Notary Public for the
city aforesaid. M the state OF Virginia. do
certil, that Charles W. IarwOOd. William VI
Jones aud Robert IA. Whitlock. whose names
are signed 10 the foregoing erfincate Of spe-
cial or limited partnership Of Howard &
Jones. dated January LIST 1891, have each
acknowledged the same before me 100 my
city aforesaid aud said Charles W Har-
wood, "a general partner ~ said partnership.
at the same time made oath before me that
Robert II. Whitlock. the spec ial partner. con-
tubuted, and actually paid ln cash into said
partners hip 81 900 January LIST. 1890.
Given under my nand IA sth day Of jan
uary, 1891.
CHARLES W. HARDWOOD.
ALLEN q. COLLINS.
al7-Sa4w Notary Public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
THE SPECIAL OR LIMITED PART

1 III oT LIIAL VIN II III T I'D T n ~ 7
4 nership formed January LIST, 1890 under
the firm name and style u HAYWOOD &
JONES is hereby renewed and continued
UNTIL HE Dist DAY OF DECEMBER.
1891. INCLUSIVE; CHARLES W. HAIR
WOOD and WILLIAM VI. JONES are the
general partners and ROBERT II. Whit
LOCK the special partner, and all reside Id
the city Of Richmond. Va
said Robert "A. WhtlOck special partner,
contributed TO said partnership. and actually
paid I'm cash, the sum Of $1,000 January LIST.
1880.
The place Of business Of said partnership
shall be In the city Of Richmond, Va. and the
business conducted shall be The MANU-
FACTUkk AND SALE OF WOODEN BOXES
ANDOTHEK WOOD-W ORKING BUSINESS.
witness our signatures this lst day ~ Jan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
CoNsULAT GENERAL DE FRANCE
4 NEw YORK.
NHw YORK, le p Janyier, 1871

MoNsIEUR-JeNous serai obliee de vouloir
bien me fare part de ce que Vous pourrcz
SAVIOR relativemcnt "A rahalre qui iait lobiet
de Particle ci joint, public dams lo New
York World de ce jour.
Receyez. Monsieur, les assurances de ma
consideration distinguce.
Pour le C0nsul.Genoral 90 par autorisa-
ton, le COnsul-supplcant
MAMIE DUHAND.
Monsieur A. lie Masurier, Richmond, Va.
The translation Of the the above is a.
follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
MAXINE GLLIaENCE

IMMATURE ALMANAC. JAN. q. 1851
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
THE CASSIGNEUL AFFAIR.
FRENCH GOVERNMENT TAKES A
HAND IN IT.

The Mine That 1.-THE Times" Exploded
Has Set the World to Talking-C"pion'
Copies OF the Article Made In Metro
poIitan Journals.
The story Of the desertion Of Madame
Marie Cassigneul by her husband Paul
Cassigneul. minor son Of VI. 7. Cassigneul,
owner Of lie Petit journal, Of Paris, one OF
the mo.i valuable newspaper properties IN
the world, and grandson and heir by bis
mother Of MI Mariononi, principal owner
Of lie Figaro and wealthy iron manuiac-
turer. as published exclusively In
The THINKS last Wednesday, has caused
quite sensation IN This coun
try and Europe. The story, a. given
by THK TIMES, has been copied by nearly
all the leading newspapers and at consider
able length by Washington and New York
Journals. II has been Of such Importance
that the French Government has taken up
the matter, as will DE seen from the follow
ing cOrrespOnce received here Yesterday hy
Mr.. A. l.. Masurier, French Consular agent
for Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JANUAsr %
ARRIVED.
steamship North anglia, Baltimore, 10 load
merchhndise. ~ ''"u
SAILED.
steamship Brechdone. Hamburg. coaled.
schoone. Ion VI. Golden, Boston. coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-24
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE or THE SUPRRiNrENDtNl
VrRGTNTA PENI ESTiAkf,
IL /. ~ d IAll - ]

OvrtcK or THE SUPERINTENDENT
VrRGtN1A PFNT ESTtAKf,
JAsUARY "a lo0l.)
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
raceived M tins ONCE until IUESDA J.
JANUARY nth, NJ II O'Clock NJ. T Ti,e sr,
nisbing this Institution for me next A"e'''
Months. fiom February Ist, with
FRESH BEEF,
II 600 10 u 900 pounds monthly, IN more more, OF
49,. ouanttf pes as the requirements deiuahu'
delivered at the Penitentlary, 10 oe iui
% an such quantities and as sucn tin's ~
~ ~ ~ Observation-Disclosures may REQUIRE. subject "
tnsnection. samples 10 be exhibited.
Give bids for fore and hind quarters ana
IN TSe Boerd of Directors reserves the right 10
reject any and all ODDS
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
W W. MOSES,
ia 2i-lt superb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
GLOVE ME. LOVE MY SAVAGE DOG

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: / inclose extract from letter from Boston
concerning the frequency of attacks from dogs III a
Baltimore mob had mangled two women as savage
bulldog there did recently the public would be aroused
i have sent dog clippings TO my correspondent
In reply he says:
Thanks for the dog llterature IL has not been SO
plenty In newspapers it WITS last year. have
more than suspicion that II is CT: out By the editorial
shears unless the Is OF so startling character that
they feel Obliged 10 let it stand 1t does not make
popular paper for tho general header to allow his pet to
be open 10 criticism. Now and then there happens q
case which mus be noticed this week, for ex-
ample, where a bulldog chased man who Hiding
In his buggy in Dorchester The mans wife only
escaped bite by throwing her sstchel into the bute's
open Jaws and when, after a struggle, the dog was
killed By an Officer the man was frightened and
grateful that he presented the policeman then and
there with check. Tie dog had his masters name
On HE collar. We cannot help having an occasional
ars or explosion. but proper legislation would enectu