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.lAaCHM0h1 rACHT|hG OATES.
Schedule Of Invitation Reeattas
to Be Sailed This Season.
Specials for 21-Footers, and the
Now 84s Figure Frequently.

An invitation to participate In the
races Of the Larchmont Yacht Club Ia ex.
tended to the following: New York, East.
ern, Seawanhaka- Corinthian. Atlantic
American, Indian Harbor. Riverside.
New Rochelle. New Haven, New Bed
ford, Shelter Island, Horse Shoe Har-
Dor. Corinthian OF Marblehead, Hull.
Douglaston. and the New York Corin-
THAN Yacht Clubs.
Prizes will be awarded In each class,
and when four or more yachts start In
any one class. with iuil intention OF
completing the course. second prize
Will be awarded The events are AS fol-
lows.
June Is. Spring regatta. open to ell ciss.es
July I, annual regatta. open to all classes; tCo
special race for hrst- class sloops and cutters
special race for sohooners for the Drexel Cup
presented BY Mr. J. r. Drexsl special race 70
dehyous Of the combined squadron st . o'cloc,
?. M. on hoard flagship Ramona. July IS. nr.
Rock July 10. second race OF combined squad
| ron. Morris Cove. to New London. July is. spe
raSs sa c S 90 Ne. nn 'It us
third race Of combined squadron, New London
for cabin cats for cups presented BY Nj. ,
W. flint SEPT. Labor Day, Fan regatta
foo. raes special race for iio,.r. sept .
special race for foot ratcrs special race for 81
footer. Sept ~ schooner race for Larehmon
for 81 ioo,ers. Sept. 10. special race tor acton
ra,sr.: special race for .l.tootsrs. Sept. q
special race for A.foot raters: speciai race 70
| 2i-iootera
Entry blanks. will be mailed upon mp
Plication at Lsrchmont Yacht Club
Chairman Regatta Committee. Have
meyer Building. New York City.
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bIC MAO DOC
IN THIS FLAT.
s rs -. 60:
Dashed Into an Apartment
House, Creating q Panic
Among Tenants.
policeman sweeney 4 HERO.
Found the Brute in Mrs 0ehman's
Parlor and dubbed His
Brains Out.
TRIED TO LEAP FROM 4 WINDOW.
Dut Became Entansled In Lace Cur
tains, Which Held Him Until
HE Slayer Came.
policeman sweeney 4 HERO.
TRleo TO LEAP FROM A WINDOW.

A mad dog ran amuck In Park avenue
last night. and. turning into big fiat
house in East One Hundred and Nine
teenth street. created panic among the
inmates before his brains were finally
battered out by a policeman.
Just as Mrs. Kate Moher. the house.
keeper Of the fve-story fat-house Is
East One Hundred and Nineteenth
street. was lighting the gas In the hail
on the third floor, a white dog. frothing
a. the mouth and yelping as though
Satan were after him. rushed up the
stairs three steps at time.
Mrs. Moher ran into the apartments
Of Mrs. II. Reinert to get broom.
The dog snapped at her as she slammed
the door and continued his wild flight
UP the stairs.
Mrs julius Wagner and Mrs. J. II.
Gugan, who live on the floor above.
heard the yelping Of the beast and
dlscreetly kept their doors closed.
Mrs. Oehman. who lives on the top
Moor. had Just reached there, with
stspla oder In her hand. when she saw
tho dog coming. She set down the lad
der and quickly ran up to her apart
ments. screaming from fear. Her
kitchen door was open and the dog ran
into that apartment.
The animal ran through the fiat four
times. Mrs. Oehman finally plucked up
enough courage to slam the kitchen
door shut when she knew that the dog
was In the front room. The animal
finally sprang for the open window in
the parlor, which fronts on Park avenue
and. but for iOral pot which stood
on the sill. would have landed on the
Central Railroad tracks below.
Instead of that the flower pot was
pushed down Into the street. the dog fel
back and got tangled up In Mrs. Och
mans lace curtains.
Policeman Sweeney. OF the East One
Hundred and Twenty-sixth street sta
ton. WAS coming along at the time. and
was told by about nifty people at once
that mad dog was In No, X. Sweeney
found the animal hopelessly enmeshed
In the lace curtains.
He used his club industriously, and
the dog. becoming disentangled leaped
from the next window, and just as II
landed on the sill blow from Sweeney's
club put an end to It's career.
As the policeman carried the body OF
the dog from the house, the tenants
breathed freely. and showered blessings
on the brave. good-looking "copper"" II,
they called him.
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SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Al the twentieth annual games OF the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association at Berkeley oval
May - and Is, the starter viii he MIR Sam See
who takes the place SO long held by Mr. George
Turner Seats IN both grand stands have been set
apart for Zach college With a view TO Assembling
the friends and par,isans Of each. So tina, the
cheering may he concentrated and more vigorous
Norman r Leslie, the University OF Pennsylvania
hlgh Jumper, Who has cleared six feet one inch
has been prevented from participating In the In
,efcoll.sate games by order OF the faculty simply
be susc he had on. condition imposed this Sptns
In his examinations aud II is believed he would
not be able 20 work this IN II he began training
ssTsa,a d, .n s prom.:nt high jumper ss' IA.
been dsbarred lIkesi'e.
Entire. .cr III. a,hletlc ,ni bicycle events to
BE- giNea al the Carnival Of Sports OF tho New
Jersey Athletic Clg5 viii close on May Is with
James Z sullivan, :N Broadway, New YORK The
on rurt 2.o-y.ri hurdle over ten hurdles
Zee. inras, hiai!rar Soo-yArI run: han
6sa!,p i' ms '' wax ''i S.n,s.p ,y''i m 6Hn
run .pectan. sra'sa r,mmr tinnen ".
me world running hsh jump hsntl'ap; mile
ne ylsas racer .ili Re open % Cla., 4 rlder.
~ There VIII b. l.mi!, riI''a .ni ,
be slosei the use d the srouad, tor enc week
.gsyigus 70 n fses
| call Assola.1Hs competition vii be played a.
| Cosmopolitan Para kr.rny y. J ,o-mnrros
| Dt'setn lhe h.1fN hAhsrf' ana ,he re- tats
! u! Paterson The game MI start at } 50 l.. NJ
Mayor .hleren has been Invited 10 attend IN,
| t.r cIke-yslk aud Jubilee a. the BROOKLYN Arat
sny Of Must tomorrow night Frank u nstfd
| e. Re.ls'tT Barr. and Phil Dryer have been ="
guested o. a. Judges ~ the walk Luke
| Bla kburn the chsmplou s'raisht-waIker u DIS
rrgutIed 8, The da'is.an o. the !udGrs At Maii.o'
! .Iars Garden las SATURDAY night IN awarding
| lrst pace to nily Farrell snd second to Ion
! Brown I'scIburn third IN the contest. H.
offers to walk either Farrell or nr0sn Tor 81 coo
side. and has been invited &c come 10 Brooklyn 4
| n! HE luck again.
| 4 J F'snmng NJ Brooklyn 10 m,'chei 10 ro-
| one mile race Win Tom Shersr. Of Long Island
tJE 80
| Tommy Con. Never saw inquiry before -s'
| max" D. any hing he may peaSe He takes d!
| he chances
A. please call at the Police Gaxetu
| Irice o-mOrT0w nlJTn.ns.
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SHOT IN the STREET.
Topper Murdered Clara Herhold,
Then Killed Himself.
She Was Formerly His Employee,
bu, Spurned His Love.
His wife Wouldn't Take His Body,
so Il Went to the Morgue.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May l0.-At 0
o'clock this morning, In the presence OF
throng OF passers-by. August Topper.
manufacturer Of novelties at 3l3 Noble
street. aged thirty-six years. shot Clara
Herhold, alias Schmidt, aged ,wenty-six
years. twice In the right SIDE and then
sent a bullet into his right temple.
Topper died almost instantly. The
girl was removed to hospital, where
she died half an hour later without hav-
ing regained consciousness.
The tragedy occurred on the sidewalk
In front Of 3ls North Seventh street.
The murder and suicide was due to
love. Topper IL a married man and
lived at 3l3 Noble street with his wife
and family. He was desperately In love
with the Hcrhold girl. but his advances
were coldly received.
The girl came from Germany about
year ago and went 10 live with the
Topper family as a servant. Teppers
attentions became 70 annoying to her
that she left her place about month
ago and took room ut 432 North Sew
enth street.
Tepper's annoyance OF the girl not
| cease. and the latter part Of last week
| she went before a magistrate and swore
out a warrant for his arrest. She had
no money to pay for the warrant, how
ever. and Topper continued to annoy
| her.
Miss Herhold. who was a tailoress.
left her room about 8 o'clock this morn
Ing to 20 to ~ North Third street for
| work which she was to take to her
home. On her way back Topper met
her at Seventh and Noble streets.
The couple talked earnestly for few
minutes and the girl started to move
away from the apparently enraged man
She had gone but a few feet when Tep-
per produced a revolver and pointing II
at her stomach fired. The girl fell &c
the sidewalk. and while she was lyinG
PROSTATE Topper fired twice. Both bull
let's took effect in her right side.
After assuring himself that his Victim
was beyond human aid. he coolly PLACED
the revolver to his right temple and
pulled the trigger The man dropped
dead or the pavement within ten feet
Of the girl.
Tepper's body was taken to his former
home, 3l3 Noble street, but his wife re-
| fused to receive 1t, and II was taken to
the MOrgue.
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WITH THE WHEElMEN.

Charles 7. surYhys Brooklyn s4mlrer, think
b. Is shId- better than Joan 2 johnson snd
viii tank on him against the Minneapolis sender.
weH Bergen viii have hal, mile track
banked seven feet al the curves
Entries for the Associated cycling Clgus q New
jersey annual ,saia-y 70 A,buTy Park Jul, g.
VIII be received by A. II ChamOrl.a n, DJI IT,
Railway, J.
The omPoee Cycle Cub q Perm A~.Ho.. y J..
va make us Ars' run # he s-ss-a 20 tas
Iry.pgtoa- MlIDurn r7Ai race MAY D..
Leo Srhu.tz write. 70 call stt.nlloa . a r.cor.
which he says he MADE Of ?c3i. Tor a mite on a
:s-pound wheel Details Of the feat are no, msa-
toned by Ar. Schultz
j. II. W asks u there Is such olun af The
"At.as Wnee.nen' Can anybody enllgnten him
Steamship Arrivals Abroad.
QUEENSTOWN NAY 1.-THE Campalia an,
~ AAriatc arrived this mornig.
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SAID INSPECTOR WAS DRUNK.
Mitchcll-Wnlsh Election Contest
Resumed This Morning.

The Mitchell Walsh Congressional
contest wa, resumed to-day at 3s5 Broad
way before Notaries W. A. Hoar and
N. F. Lynch. The hearing had been
twice adjourned because OF the illness
OF d. ]. Cushing. Walsh's counsel To-
day, however. Lawyer John Hardy con-
Quoted Waish's case.
Several former witnesses read over
and signed their testimony. Charles
Murphy, an undertaken. of ~ Madison
street, testified :hat Inspector Cranston.
OF the Forty ninth Election District. was
often apparently intoxicated during reg
istration days last Fall. and had pre-
istering.
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Opera Com pany from Beriin.

The Conreid-R.rencry Opera Company. direct
from Berlin. arrived the steamer Augusta
Victoria to-day. The company which VIII open
. seasons engagement, at Terrace Garden on
fues1sy evening. consists o. forty singers, IN
elutinx Mar MONT. Emil soRderm.nn. HERNIA n
Lit, Marin siegman. Ferdinand schutz. Carl
p.lfs. Csria Engisn;sr Bertha Prince kiuy
wiesinser. EvsIps Brett ana several o;h.r Ger
man singers we'll EagSn.
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5000 lABORERS READY.
The Civil-service List Will soon
Have Twice a. Many.

The new bureau Of the Civi-Servce
Board for the registration OF applicants
for positions In the municipal depart
men;s. which are not of sufficient i'm
portsnce to-demand taking an exsmin-
alton. has been in existence week and
already has registered 500 laborers of
various grades,
There has been no cessation In the
rush. 1t is believed that when the lists
are completed, there Will be enrolled
In the various departments.
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CALIFORNIAN GAMES.
To he Held On Labor Day ~ MAN
haitian Field This Year.

Innovations are not frequent In the
ptaid and sinewy New York CALIFORNIAN
Club. and contract signed to-day de-
veloped a surprise. II has for several
decades been the custom to hold the
annual gaines on the first Thursday In
Sept ember in Joness Wood.
Probably because the old grounds were
devastated by fre change mas peen
made and Manhattan Field Ii selected.
Stranger stiil is the change Of date.
which In set for Labor Day, Sept. 2.
And shades OF Bruce and Wallace. there
L. 10 be two mile biCycle race!
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, MAY l0-Dsn Needham the
purilist, who WAS placed in iail here mon h
ago for assisting John Larkn a notorious. pick
pa,ket, to escape, has made almost successful
sttemp, get away. lie secured a complete set
U. IRON saving tools and cut AL the bars between
HIM and liberty but one. His mat.resses were
taken out for an airing and the tools we're dis
sad
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NO PURSE IN SIGHT.
Directors Of National sporting Club
VIII Consider Bpady's Rsquest.

LONDON. May 1O.-The directors
OF the National Sporting Club will de.
eide on Tuesday next whether the Club
VIII put up a purse for a fight between
James j. Corbett and Peter Jackson.
Matchmaker Fleming has no authority
to decide such an important matter.
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stveri! members OF Ii. Hampstead. L. /,
Meadow Drnok Hunt CLUB have been served with
rarrsnl, charging them with breaking he Law
by playing yali on sunday James kernochAn Aad
sydney Dillon Rip,ey we're tao u tat men ar
r,Nei. guGiCe seaman released them % their
ysrsonal recoSa.Ianea
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MOONLIGHT POLO RISKY.
Three Young Men Hurt At the West
chester Country CIub.

wEsTCHEsTER VILLAGE, N. ",
May l0.-The injuries sustained by
Monte Waterbury. Fred II. Allen and
II. o. Havemeyer. jr.. while playing
polo by moonlight last night at the
Westchester Country Club. are not so
serious AZ at first supposed.
Waterbury has a sprained ankle. and
Allen suffers severely from shock
Young Haveneyer.. whose horse fell on
him, was at first supposed to have sus-
tained internal injuries. but DIR. Droo-
gan said to-day he didn't regard Mr..
Havemeyers injuries as serious. He
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PvcILlSTIc POINTERS.

initial boxing tournament In ths Brooklyn Athe-
MAnus and Ernst: Johnny Young and Charley
Barnett: Jack Downey and Mike Martin and
TA' ~,.."' o W s .,, . =, wons., .x.n.
tho oluo mouse :. on'o' 49,. y" .n
'ns NAY y,. 20 I'm, .na t linn nurn. ..s, rounds.
,ss pounds; J. Ross and Young Mitchell. ten
rounds. at lib pounds: Henry Harrison ana Jerry
Ready. eight rounda. at u. pounds. and Kid Nc.
Paftland apd Eddie curry. ten rounds. At isa
,,mmv Handler. who /. matched to NEE, Mike
Leonard for .'sA, round. a, tn. so.,n: show OF
will challenge any 5o-pound boxer for $500 .
side to a limited round contest or to nnish.
iIandie- prefers Eddie Pierce.
v,.. c =, p,.,o, ~, ,,.,., An ,o-,.,,
Mss tn mi,, ~ I.cp mnrns~ q; nra,siyn in
to Eddie Ineber. Eddie Sweeney or any other
is5-p ,und boxer.
| The Bayonn. Athletic club will hold a boxing
show in Metropolitan Hall. Greeuvil!s. n. J.. to.
"pf,I s r "sSs na Nike sr" u.er n sS XIII. Tsoss
1
|
| Jack Lyman. the west side boxer. has lost his
| eyesisht, and his friends have arranged benent
| for him, to take place In Blocker building. 27s
| nlcrcker street on Monday evening. May 81.
| Many prominent boxers have promised to appear
in friendly bouts
The glove .on'.., between .YoIns" Critic and
the Seaside Athletic Club on May i<hss been post
pon.d This action ~. taken ye.terd.y after.
the club cfnriais The new date selected Ia May
| 10. Decoration Day Young 6rino has been
| nrGectins his work Tor the .owinR bowl at
Conry Island. and was in no shape to fulhl his
contract next Tussda" night rather than have
esidet contest, and to protect the club
VIII take Young 0rino to Asbury Park where
he viii train with Choynski Ani Ryan A. Davies
cottage, This viii In no way Interfere with the
smith-Ryan contest on May "a.
|
Lex Evsrha Y, the New orlesn, i'sht~stht
GAie,te once ,.sterday and authorised tn. an
DSas.n, Of rs h, .,s wns"s.. to tab, Yca'
Parson Davies has added another sspirant fo
hstic honofs TO his string His name Is Arm
Sn,h4 nv halis from Iowa anu Is wen pro
por'oneh negro, standing FIX feet two inches high
signed 10 "Corbett's Farm" where DAWES nm,
ms retinue oil nshters are auartered
- 80
Jasper Leon j. CONFIDENT that he viii defea
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ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES

RACE TRACK. ALEXANDER ISL
AND. Va. May l0.-T'he entries and
weights for to-morrow's races on this
track are as follows.
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DWYER HORSES WILL REST.
None Now In Training VIII Race
Again lntii August.

NEWMARKET. England. May l0--It
IL now announced that not one OF Mr..
Michael +. Dwyers horses In training
here will race again until August.
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oven Zeigler and Charles Gehring fought
six round draw al Baltimore last night

The Olympic Club, Of New orleans has taken
action which virtually recognizes the doom Il
prize nghtlng It will endelvnr to Introduce
new sports, onerns big purses for Mcleod and
burns to ~Testle ard Tor Ives sIhavfer and
others to play champ .onshtp billiards
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BASEBALL CHAT.

Errors gave the Giants hard turn In the
game with the Colonies yesterday In the eighth
inning
Murphy's knee will keep him out OF the game
for q week or more Too bad. for the Tot was
10 have replaced Fuller :. regular .hort'top
III, Kennedy ha. entirely recovered and will
pitch for BROOKLYN a. Cincinnati tomorrow.
Tho Elizabeth Athletic Club team will play the
Jaspsrs Of Manhattan College at Elizabeth to-
morrow afternoon.
Interest IL being shown In the game to morrow
on the New Jersey A, CO grounds, between the
seventh Regiment crack baseball team and the
nine Of the New Jersey A. c rlny will be called
The Orange A. c, team win entertain Yale at
Orange Oval to- morrow. The game will be called
at SS p. N. Trains on the Delaware, LAcka-
wanna and Western will leave barclay and Chris
TOPPER streets at l.3o. ?So and o'clock. direct to
the grounds at Fast Orange.
The nrst and second Sections Of the on platoon
o, the oak aree, police station played a match
game OF bali at crotoni Park Yesterday afternoon:
The teams were captaincd by J. Riley and Big
Fos. who also acted As pitchers Tor the ,essc'Ss
seventh inning. the score standing 20 10 Is In
| favor Of FoNs nine The same teams will play
a game on June for '.o side
To CAPT. DAVIS
| tAir: wearing OF the Green.')
Nov. Davis dear. and did YOU hear
The news that's going around
| They say that all our Giants should
De buried underground
When the law can stop the balls and bats
From going - they 20.
And when leaves In Summer time
Are weighted down with snow
| Then ! will change the faith I have
| In thiA our New York team,
| Hut till that day, we rooters say,
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Games scheduled to-day:
New York al Louisville Washington a. Clevelan
brooklyn at Cincinnati Baltimore at Piusburg.
Philadelphia at 81 Louis. Boston at Chicago.
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Marty McCue would like to get on another go
with Frank Patterson. Of Brooklyn. In a limit ed
round contest At i2o pounds or with Danny Me
Nride at the same weight
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Errors gave the Giants hard turn In the
game with the Colonies yesterday In the eighth
inning
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Jimmy cullen, Of Trenton. In their eight round
bout at the StAgg {. show In Williamsburg,
On next Monday evsnins after which he vii,
post \ forfeit ~ 3lc0 for a hsht with Jack Mad
den Rob Cunningham Joe Gates or any other
los mound boxer
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Steamship Arrivals Abroad.

QUEENSTOWN. Iay ,C-The Campania and
~ AAristic arrived this mornig.
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4 J Fleming ~ Brooklyn 10 matched 10 70
tlE so
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A MAD HORSE.
Wonderful story of an Escape in
Lucknow.


From the Youths Companion.
IT is exciting when the hunted tiger
turns and charges the hunter. and he re-
allies that unless his bullet proves TO
be fatal he viii be a dead man. But no
charge OF tiger or OF grizzly bear was
ever so exciting as the rush of a mad
horse upon an English army surgeon In
the streets of Lucknow. The surgeon.
DR. Knighton. was driving with a friend
I'm gig to visit a palace. To his aston
ishment the streets were deserted, save
by two or three persons, who were run
ming as # for their lives.
Suddenly an agonizing yell broke the
stiffness. AS the gig spun around q cor
ner the mare stopped with an abruptness
that almost threw the two men into the
street. In the middle Of the road was the
mangled body Of a woman.
Steering the mare clear of the bloody
heap, the surgeon drove on, amazed 10
see that every house appeared TO be unin-
habited. Presently he spied a man stand
ing on a hUusetop, Shading his eyes with
one hand and gazing intently mp the
street. Pulling tho mare up, the surgeon
shouted to him;
whats the matter2"
THE man eater Is loosei Look out, sa-
hibs He's mad today!
The surgeon had heard of savage
horse, belonging to a trooper Of the King
of Dude, and of the nickname OF ikune-
wallah,' or the man-eater, given to him
the surgeon hesitated for a moment, the
man on the housetop shrieked.
He is coming! He Is comingl Take
care, sahibs, take care
Following the mans directing hand
the sungeoo saw far up the road a large
bay horse, shaking white bundle IN his
mouth. IT was a native child the brute
had seized by It's shirt. Catching sight
of the gig the mad horse dropped the child
and furiously rushed toward it.
The terrified mare was almost unman-
ageable, but she was turned about-tne
surgeon never could tell how-and went
tearing at a mad gallon down the road.
The iron hoofs Of the man eater were
heard gathering behind. The surgeon
looked over his shoulder. The glance
showed him that unless he could drive
into a yard, not far Off. there was no hope
of escaping the attack of the furious ami
NAL. its gates were ordinarily closed.
but a streak Of light shining beween
him them suggested that they might be
ajar.
They were and the mares head almost
touched them as he stopped. Jumping
out the surgeon flung himself against
both gates. They swung back. Catching
the mare by the bit he dragged the gig
into the yard. As he slammed the gates
back and their heavy bolt dropped into
its socket the man eater came laundering
up. With head and cheeks covered with
blood, he glanced through the iron rail-
ing. Cooked ears, distended nostrils and
glazing eve balls showed the ferocity OF
the bafIied monster The mare shivered
as with cold, though the sweat streamed
off her coat
The man eater stood for several min
utes glazing through the bars and then
began to walk round and round the YARD
TO find an opening. At last satisfied that
he could not get in, he turned ratified his
head and tail erect galloped down the
road