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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-21
TWO .xRo71Ens PULL 7o,,E1IfER.
The Athletic One Ss.nds the Inte' nec.anI One
10 Pass Exismlunllc -.


The Athletic One Sends the Inte' nec.anI One
~ Pass ,sn Exnmiradic -
John Pugh OF 14o Jay street. L f>oElyn. en-
tered himself as a candidate for appointment
on tho police force OF that city ,Lroue year
ago. His physical nttainments were up to
the standard but his mental requirements
failed to come up to the standar 0 required by
the Civil Service Commission. lis handwrit-
ing shocked the Commission aers few
months ago. however. Pugh uG; In presented
himself as ca pdidate. and this fine he missed
through with flying colors. not only as an attn
lete. but rs u ,,nathematicinr, IN historian.
and penman. and his name 81 cared not far
from the TOP OF the eligible list. The han,-
writing on his examination papers was so
smooth and benlt;iut that II attracted the
special admiration OF Civil Service Secretary
prise that such Improvement could have been
made within a fc, T months.
Mr. Campbell ent for Mr.. Pugh A bright.
fne-Io3k ing youn mar. who rsrresentcG him
self ~ Mr.. Pugh, eespHnCrd. md wrote ont in
letters as nearly cororpate rs possible irora
n standard poet. Che letters correspondent Elk
Hctly with those stt,tcled to the second hugh
papers. Mr. Cnin I.hell cross-Incst:oned the
man. and disco vered that t!r.re were two
Pss ana I n tSs sppsaat t1a
animation by, hts brother, II was the IL tter
former who agu rcd ns tho athletf. III" DRme
q the original NJ Pngh has eee eTnt&Eed
found In The Ielfll Code Tor the protection of
tho civil service lumBug.
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HILARIOUS FRANK HABIG.
He Permitted y Savage Bulldog 10 Help
Hin lsrt Kiss from Mrs. Keut.

Him 6rt KISS from Mrs. keut.
Late on Fridny night Frank HabiR Of 289
South Sixth street. Newark. entered Robert
Kent's saloon. at $50 South Tenth street, with
his bulldog. and after taking a drink asked
Kent to play game Of cards with him. Kent
had u toothache, and refused to play. but he
urged his wife 70 play, and after she sat down
ut u table with HaDig he went to bed. Shortly
aftorward Hnbig asked for y drink. and when
Mrs. Kent went behind the bar to get It he fol-
She repnised him. and AS she put out her
her and BIT IT,. Hnbia paid no attention. to 1.-THE
dog. but. wild with passion and drink. per-
sisted In trying to get the Kiss He pursued
Mrs. Hatig into back room, when. ~ she
fought him on. the dog again seiZed her arm.
b,e screamed witt. pain. and her husband.
down stairs with feather bed In his arms. The
which Kent held him down on the floor. Then
several neighbors run IN. and Mrs. Kent mean
heard tho voices OF the neighbors she opened
lii SsS s%SS rs h aa SI, yspt out saying
s liz. ana az Srs Rst tsn went to the ofce OF
wounds We're canterized. While they were
away Hahig returned to- the saloon and do.
manded another drink Of the temporary bar
keeper. He was hilarious nnd laughed, over
as se as anS
sent sem Into duarsntine Nc thS stables Of yeter.
mary Surgeon Sattler on Boyd street Habig
ssuit and u ESSpinS Vicious dog
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NEW GERRY SOCIETY BUILDING.
To he Seven Stories High, with Play.
ground on the Roof Az

10 ne seven 6tOr1ee 1tuebs Win - RAY
ground on the Roof -
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children has accepted tho plans of Renwlck.
Aspinwall & Renwick for new building to re-
place their present headquarters at Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue. and work 10 to
be begun upon 1t on April l. The new struc-
ture is to cost s200.OOO. and will he
plain. hreproof building Of light-colored
one.story foundation Of Cranite. The
entrance. will be in the middle Of the Fourth
avenue front. One side of tho ground floor
will he lot for q store. Tho other side In front
will he the Otilce where complaints are to be
received and the reception :oom for children.
md the bathrooms will he behind this Office.
Tho general Offices Of the society will be on
the floor above. and tho tl,ir, floor will contain
the living rooms OF tho superintendent and
matrOn.
Children's pnyrooms and dining room will
take up the fourth floor. the NTH Will he dor
mitory for girls. and pnrt OF the sixth a DOR
mitory for boys. The rest OF the sixth floor Is
diseases are to he trentej The Kitchen. laun.
and the roof Will be partly covered like the
new Vanderbilt mission on Forty second
street. md used for q playground for the chill
dren. Tho cost Of the now building Is to be
met partly by subscription and partly from the
socety's building fund.-
The capacity Of the new building will BIO 125
children. and when 1t Is done the society pro-
poses to take charge OF all the children who
are arrested In this city
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Opinions I'LL differ about ,snkoshi's heauty;
IN some az - extreme, u.l!ncss is the great
STANDARD. ]ie. is not rhenomenpIly ugly: in
a at al ba w nansain Tint 3. Is s no agy
De 60 am. thai n" tnsro is s'T much h f Ss
said ON |" nh sides. Judged by the points. that
legs nIn tnin sna delicate. ills feyt are n.- Nv Nv
snd ais f%S,1tie and he is Beautifully "n,ath-
k kG :% y jsnfn Wien ys% coins +
srssk avf 1 tie suddcn"sss and Sny eH 70
mn 70 sets Backward frsn h!s m"y;i" w"sid
cause The, most snnb nosed OF English pnG- to
at th"t bis mouth 1 ali " OK th %a7z IL
his ir Sc, and his round; full forehead l,iilses
t d n9%n as Lien f Isi
Gr.y'j big dark eyes. full Of animati on and
mms g,tism. ANNA" masnctis,n rate i.r
5 s:G,Hi Carries his good orm ut : lis dross
pr sI" srecfacics making WI ne Ia lace With
a. s' irhsa u G o nc ns sHf ind meeting
h + saddle is black The sHitne =" an, deicarv
sna "Gr' auG s ac eesy s. s s
cd the rlumc:lisc form; II assumes explain
5Y m ns tS Ss me 3 * II
lutte a. small as sukoshi 90" -, quite as iine in
points. but still me of the pr>t nj tho romrara-
lively Few Japanese lnr + that have heen
brought q this country. PerSonnges OF much
distinction In dnggish g" A,!es ara Prince and
, Prncess odo. pnir of , .a,,tiful linus prpttiy
fenthertHt with white. With lemon mark ngs.
These dogs weigh ahol q seven or eight pounds
each. TIE average siz', of the breed. and are
therefore not r.'marE Ahle Tor their size. hut
they gre perfect 10 tiIrir other points. md are
highly valued for their handsome and
unW .ual coloriny. as. we'll ns for their
great 90, intelliG:n" The rema!ning dogs
l'h.ck anil white. all .reInnl kably intelligent
W,d fine specimens of the breed Not many
, aranose linus re- owned in America. hut the
breed promises t., become a fnvorite one on
account Of its h'a;h intelligence. sport:yencse.
/ and capacity fer warm attachment. Even in
l. .nnan tho bre AL H. not commOn. II Ia held in
| high rcpnte. and all tho choice things Of life
| fall to its favored mrmbers. Almost univer.
| sally they are held in ABOUT us much esteem as
the children, mud the owners will rarely con-
Toy dogs ar. seldom blessed with much in
| telliRence. but the JHpanese mus are intci.
being highly edmcnted. They are very nitec-
tiopate and gentle; very sensitive to rcproot.
marked contrast to the neavy and sulky Eng
lish png Altogether these pretty dogs are
among the most winning and liknbc Of their
race. Their attachment to their owners IL
very great, Ard the Toxic DaiiN .Nrrs tells how
one OF tn. littl" fellows jumped info n raging
river In the effort to save his drowning master
and was drowned with him,
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.Immer.,ns Convert. 'rh-ouxh ~. les.

WILLrMANTIc. Conn.,. Feb. 20.-In spite OF the
stormy weather to-day large numbers ofyoung
converts hive been Immersed throughout this
county. In Packersville the Rev. Asa Robin
son. an a0-year-old clergyman. Immersed
seventeen in u mill pond. and tho chilly waters
preacher: The Ice in the pond was fully : foot
the thl:S az, and storm was nrevaillng In spite Of
shores aud Joined In the prayers and singing.
With halt ~ dozen exceptions every person 10
the town has lately been converted. In Plain
hundreds are joining the different chureheA
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Cable SERVICE IaTPEDED.
Interruption OF lsnsineas In Aneriea By th
Great EnEiish snow storm.

Interruption or lsnsiness La Ameriea By the
Great EnE,ish snow Storm.
The effects OF tho big snow storm in England
on Friday. which broke tho storm record there
and pretty much everything else. were seri-
ously felt on this side the ocean yesterday by
reason OF the Interruptions to telegraph'c
communication. Foreign business was very
slow on the Stock Exchange and the other OK
changes and In all the other lines that depend
on quick touch with Great Britain. The land
line connections OF nearly oil the cable
companies were badly interrupted. The.
Western Union cables were all righ6
nnd messages could roach lands Era
but could not get to London. An interestirg
point IL that the Eastern Company cableI to
India and the far East land at Lands End. and
the Anglo could handle an ything from An .erica
for those parts but this didn't do tho b .okcrs
much good Communication might haze been
had with London by way OF Egypt, by another
require and get ive-minute servfc between
here and London.
The storm was principally in. Devonshire
and Cornwall, and all Telegraph wires In that
sc ction were prostrated. Tho Western Union
cables land Mt Pcnzance. Tic Commercial
lands ut Bristol and has the tRnotit Of short
and line route. which was NOT interrupted. BY
Is O'Clock in the afternoon th wiros were get.
ting Strengthened out in England and the
Western Union secured one and began to work
again.
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NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING.
SELECTION OF 1HE slrS THAT TAKES
IN TIE sTAA1s-sErTUNa PROPERTY.

Chnmbevssaa Grain ystss Ne and the Cewp-
troiier sna Coonsy Clerk Stay Away
from the Meetsrsr-Ha Reia.
lions IN the Conaissior DlsiorbeA.
The Commission created for the selection OF
a site for tho new manicipal building practi-
cally ended its labors ysAterday by choosing
tho site described In The Bun on Friday. This
site Is bounded BY Tryon row. Park row.
Duane street, and Centre street. It Ia pro-
poscd to close Reade street. making 1t end at
Centre street: to close the southerly end of
City Hall place. making II end at Duane street.
and to arch over Chambers street. In the
selection OF this site the Commission
was not unanimous. County Clerk Mo
Ecnna and Comptroller Myers were alb
sent yesterday. and Deputy Comptroller
Storrs. who has the right to vote In case Of the
absence OF q member. asked to be excused.
The influence OF the Staats- Zeit,in1. II is sus-
pocted is responsible for the absence OF both
OF these gentlemen. Tho Comptroller was in
favor, on Thursday. Of granting the request Of
Charles F. MacLean. counsel for the Staats-
Zcituno. for q two-weeks' adjournment. and
when this request was refused he said he
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FROM NEWARK, OHIO.

Dear Doctors wofo 4 Deutschberger OF ios West
<2d st.. y. V: am very happy TO tell you thAt am
now feeling well, and am very glad that employed
you treat had he suffering for four years
with nervous prostrston general debility and semi
nal weAknesa ind by your treatment cured aud
glad to say 1t. aLd wish 10 thank you very much
for II. lean gladly recommend any otbers who arc
suffering to call upon you your private ESE("THO.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE. los West 42d st., n Y.
and receive electric treatment the and man
olhers hAvs, at your hands Any Wishing refsrsn.s
~ 10 tile truth OF my may call unOn nv BROTH, a
u. W. Lnv, grow. 40 West cat 81 n T. In case ain IN
need Of treatment again sbail be 70 call upon
You. NY best wishes 70 you. yogTs very sincerely,
GEO. ~. LOvE08OW..
NEWARK. o. Feb q lsea n
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For two mouths and until Feb. Carrie Vogel
and Tillie Bierlhg wero chamberm,id and
cook for Mrs. A Brothers at 162 Madison
street. On that dry they loft taking with them
about $3.50 worth Of household linen aIsi wear
ing apparel that had been stored In u closet Of
which Carrie had the key. Detective sergeants
Grady and Bowling arrested the girls in the
tenanent ut 128 East Houston street on Fri
day. Annie VcgeI Carries sister. was also
arrested because 1hllie Bierling said that
Annie to carry away.
great Hle OF stuff was found in the girls
room. Mrs. Brothers Identified all of her
property. and Mrs. q. Manken. for whom Carrie
Yogs! fdyIn.rly worx edd claimed some sheets
n Sndsa MARKET YsstSria ys fs give
the detectives an, opportunity T.. and owners
for q QuNti 1T no asohohl linen marked ]. y.
and soRl'. hAadksi Chtsfs and 'undssvlothss
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rnoposrp rAMnANY CLUB HOUSE IN rh ANNExHD DmTIor.

the 'front.' Of tho bniIdlx will he a,.eries Of fine
granite riches two ,yories, high: having doors
Above the arches viii be n bnloony guarded.
with u m,sssivo st.aie baustraGe e. The win
balcony. vi uch may be used ns a speaGers
stand for orerf1"w meetings The mp-
deiphia brick with terra-cotta trimmings.
The square windows will no CAPPED With grnn n
sMrmounted by u rs .l,istrade. divided in tho
centre to give 5 pace Tor big clock which VIII
be Illuminated vt n;sht. Alloy" the clock will
figure Of an Inc Jan a,ven. feet high will gaze
down from height OF sixty. feet above the
tigers heads with ohen jaws and cleaning (:
golden figure OF Diam. standing on be III
seve,ty-fIve feet allows. the .sid"!alk. ion
speci.( nights Diana will be illun mated by
The building was tesigned ny -Archttc
Walter y, c. Hornum 1t viii cos! SoDiNO.
Work will be begun probably within two
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HAsRrorr sESxEvurD 10 DIE.
l1ss wesrs whne ths CAtsf sssssee E~pAs
etses the nrutaissy or Hais Csams.

etses thc nrutaissy or llis Cssns.
FREEHOLD. Fob 20. -Lonis Oubertin. alias
Louis Harriott. tho strangler Of Mrs Charles
T. Leonard OF tho Atlantic Highlands. was sen-
fenced to-day by Chief Justice Mercer Bsas-
ley to be hanged in the jail yard hsre on
Wednesday. April IL Harriott appeared to
be unconcerned until he heard his sentence.
Then he began to sob. Ex-Assemblyman
Aaron T. Johnson Harriotts senior counsel.
in making motion for new trial. said no be-
lieved the new testimony secured BY him
since Harriotts conviction would prove con-
There's nothing in this. There never was
tSe aPd mn M
that he was not insane The Jury GOULD not
s srn shcrs vs I'd shs
;. In passing sentence tho Chief Justice said
most brutal he had ever heard Of during bis
long experience upon the bench. At this point
Il Sdas sssG the d hi s$ Ss hSs s,a
sriod bitterly as he was led back to his cell in
the siiicsrs had to support him. .'' N0"A '''"
was ~ tSs
prisoners mother in lorraine. asking her
questions to her so1 %snt
wrote in English or had translated into Eng
ltsh before sending:
x.,. Sss & ssss .7 7;. Lorraine Germany
answer tho letter you had the kindness to
send us. !e has always been crazy since his
infancy. From tn 1BS years old he mover
did anything but go to school, but notwith-
when he was taken with his excess OF mad
rage. he did wrong al! the same. But assure
child he always was m idiot: Mis- crazy
always excited him to- fury. I assure
" as II God was telling It. You said to me that
the trial was to no on the Sth Of February. It
in time. as received yours Feb. 4. But. sir,
implore your pity for hin. and for us, AS he did
nos beors s dd It 1nst S tell
proach. Just as H. we had been the wortt par
ents in the world. but I pnrdon him because
unhappy a.. wo nro. I pray you to study him
and you will see that he is really. crazy. I am.
with respect. yours very gratefully.
MOTHER OF THIS GREAT UNFORTUNATE"
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MAY GET FORTY YEARS IN PRISON
No Wonder this Highway non Fought Des.
perately to Escape.

Every night for six months Detective Nc
Cafrerty Of Inspector Byrnes's staff has been
looking for highwaymeu in the neighborhood
OF the Post Office. Before that time there had
been frequent complaints OF n gang OF touGhs
WHO lay in wait In the shadow Of the big
granite building for drunken mon OF pros
porous appearance. Such subjects were some-
times piloted into dark side streets and re-
lieved OF watches and pocketbooks. Since the
detective has been on duty there he has
sY Gse
with no criminal record in, particular Early
yesterday morning he tackled two old hands:
and had herco fight before capturing one OF
IIe saw the two men half dragging ~. well !.
snI s
their victim. acrose tho street and threw nm
ths 29 Ut t the ;Sa and fn @1nSed
By the collar one Of the thieves. Who was knccl;
ing upon his victim. Tho other thiei who had
was trying to pull of a diam ond ring with hls
teeth. jumped 9p and struck MctHfIerrty In tho
Ssn tnsS hin nha 0oi Ma s sS . rS hs
rolling over PId ovor on the sds Ta G.t and
tive got ont, his revolver and struck his an
tagonlst again and again on the head with the
The thief yelled and McCafierty shouted
This drew crowd. Detectiye McCrory Of the
Onk street station ZONES! tho fl&hr, ana tho
HsHStrussied all the way and once broke Ioosr;
hut was rpcaptnrrd after short rpm. In the
effort to escape. and It required four police.
mon to bring him to terms, When he at last last
shoulders were covered with blood.
Doorman Smith got some bnndAees and was
going 70 tie up his head. Connors gave him q
Then the robber was tied up. something was
done for his head. and he was taken to Police
He said he was Edward Malone OF As Wash
ington street. ~ years old. He was recof-
who has served term for burglary. His vie
tim appeared In Jefferson Market Police Court,
whore he gave his nspe as Henry Tallman. 2
hit the thief who got away had his watch and
chain. The police say that Con!ers's accom-
get. Az an eX.convct. taken In highway rob-
berry. Corners ts liable to, forty years, impris-
onnient. and 1t IL no wonder he fought for his
nhartv
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WILD NAN FROM BROOKz;YM
Discovers In Oregon sud P"rtiHuy sIdestj.
ArA t,y ~ Flrepaan's Medal.

DIseovereA In Oregon sud Pnrtiaty sIaestS.
ArA ay n Fircnssn's Medal.
Police Supe rintendent Camnboll rsr revived
this letter yestsrday:
ENriax Cry. Or, Febse. 1892.
CS.rof Polite. 1bookI,N Cnp
pEAR fin: AIuedal was found in tho mountains hero
be,rnH the inscription; Volunteer Fire Association
Brooklyn City. W. d." Close by Il . man camped
who ,actei very aneeiy
He Would nor slloS, himself to be but and
hid nj tile approach OF any As we'll he
certaid from Appearances and what 10 found In his
camr ~, has besn In good circumstances. lie wears
good cbNhes Now. II yoa can throw any light this
matter. Lwoud DO obliged for the Information. The
media LUIS on II hook and ladder and nremnns cap
The Of It has been the mountains mt short
time v.Sy respectfully r. sIcIIN
sheriff, Empire City.
The Sun ertntendsn mt made careful inquiries
hut failed TO learn that any old Brooklyn fire
laddie wRi,)ut cam ping IN he wilds Of Oregon.
lie has ctpnnrunicatcd with Iobert Holman.
President " tlh' Veteran Volunteer FlromAn's
Association at Portland. Or. and reIu ested
linn tn make an Investigation. Some pft!ae old
Hrcmen think that the Oregon recluse may he
Siias Boone. who disappeared from Rr'oklyn
about twelve yenrs ago. soon after his dis
charge from tho Internal Revenue Iepartm ent
and has since ueen heard from at lGug inter-
walls In various parts OF the country, He be-
lOnged to old Hrgine Company No: l. and is
supposed to have been member OF the VOL
unteer Association.
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bought. Mr.. Nelson estimates. for 81. deo. f76
The Commission refused also to hear Mr..

ne Sommission rcIubeu also 10 hest nN
Jonea.
The Mayor then offered this resolution:
Re.sre That We do hsrcby ssiect and locate the ste
upou which TO locate and erect building. a. proyded
w chapter , OF the LIVE Of 1880 situate In the city
The parcels or pieces Of land which taken together
bounded by tho following street,; Park row Duane
street Centrs street Tryon row, fnciudns the Sh,n
Mr. Grain. a minute previously. had told tho
Mayor In whisper that he wouldn't vote Tor
this site. and the latter hadn't quite recovered
was read and Mr.. Grain began speech oppos-
There are other sItes." he said. that are
far preferable to this one. Personally favor
the site beginning on the ensterly side OF the
EmiRrants' Saving Bank building In Chambers
to Centre street. This will make site regular
in shape and open on four sides"
Tho plan for this site embraces q street sixty
feet wide. to be built through tho block from
Chambers to Reade street.
Continuing, Mr. Grain said that on the ate
mentioned In the Mayors resolution no hand.
some building Gould be- erected. The rooms
would be as and DARK aa nd The :, pr9 ',s
The Mayor interrupted Mr.. Grain bv accus-
You talked this matter over with me-, said
the Masor. ".and you agreed with me. Were
argued that while tho site the Mayor proposed
would be cheaper. because 1t contains about
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the main hall In the roof Of the main hall
will he panels Of clnss. which can be slid back
In summer. practically converting the hall
into summer garden. The hall will be IS BY
50 feet. with q seating capacity OF about 700
on the main floor. A senicircular balcony
will seat 400 moro. There will be a stage 80
feet wide by 20 feet deep. with spacious and
convenient dressing rooms above. In the
lobby will be- waiting room. dressing room.
and a lavatory for men. and above these rooms
will be similar rooms for women.
Two upper floors will be devoted to club pur-
poses for the members Of the Tsmmany So
ciety. On the third floor will BIO meeting
room 80 by "a feet. containing platform.
with speakers and committee rooms adjoin-
ing. On tho fourth floor there will be billiard
and pool room with four tables. A buffet,
card rooms. q layatory. md the jHnitor's apart
inents Will occupy the renaainder u tbs 1oor:
as u gymnasium. and will also be used for
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Mrs. Budd,. Councilman A.phyx,..ea.

John Lynch. m old couchman. was found
dead In his room in the basement Of the Soncy
apartment house. SO West Fifty-seventli street.
yesterday morning. He had been asrhyxiated
~ gas. which escaped from contr:ynnce he
sisted OF Il rubber tube. with u burner at tile
COVER ond which was affixed to tho supply
pipe in the ceiling The leak was Mt the juno
lion of tho tube and supply pipe. Although
she room was so full OF gas as to cause I.ynci,s
.ieath the flame which trenibled Mt the mouth
when the odor Of the gas attracted ntt ention.
The dond man lay on the bed fully dressed
old. He drove for Mrs. ". A.. Budd. widow
who lives ON tho first floor Of tho Soncy.
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TWO Fly e SPECIMENS
ehher by the irih r by the pound. he is on. of
the highest priced dogs that ever lived Some
times we boar tf st. Demands or iWastifYs
valued at $500 J. $1,000. or $1,000 bu,. those
figures repres s.at yards Of dog and say $50
rounds Of " eight or about $35 pound.
Estimated a this manner. Sdkoshi is
worth abo' Il $500 pound, his total
weight b. ilg about three. pounds and
M mig 60, value ta $780,, provided his owners
BY n any Ses ~ ea t buy
would C ~ 500 an. inch. his total length
being BEN q! ssut fifteen inches, This matter Of
distinct ION: and in Japan. . country where
noGs r. SO highly Sstssned rs II boar the
breed ! are cultivated and selected with the
gronf tst care. to he reputed the smallest aud
most luerfect specimen Of his race 10 indeed O .
DIST not ion Of no light weight.