New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
DOGS MADE NIGHT HIDEOUS.
FOUR HOwLING CANNES OF THE ESQUIMAU
TRIBE REMOVED FROM THE
PARK MENAGERIE.

TIL. rsouimau dogs will BE- found no longer
among the animals at the menasere In the PARK.
They were taken away Thursday. In consequence
great has been the rejoicing among the Inhabitants
along Central Park East in the immediate vicinity
OF the menager!e. II appears that these noble
specmens of footed arctic beasts OF burden. SO
necessary to those seeking the elusive North roe
have been guilty OF emuatng the example OF Mac
beth Such has been the wholesale murder OF
GOOD old-fash!oned metropolitan sleep among the
paatal homes facing the Park on the East SIDE
thar the locality has for time been anything
but a desirable place in which TO find domestic peace
and repose Night no longer looked forward
10 as ending the days toll. IL ceased 10 KIM up
the ravelled sleeve of care. As natures sweet
rcstorer' 1t had lost it's potency. 1t, became n
hiGeous ugly. raw-bonei hagyard monster which
neither morphine nor paien; medicine could drive
away.
No sooner had the shades Of evening fallen upon
that part Of the earth's surface called central
Park than the Esqumau dog. confined within the
iron bars OF its metropolitan apartment. con)ured
up visions Of It's lce-bound home where SOUND
travels ncrry over the wide fields OF ice TO be cast
back from the rock-rbbed sides Of some huse ice
berg echong again and again. From the throats
OF four poor p.n!ng beasts came form touA is 'hd
made the Navarro fats trembe ani caused F!h-
panums by the thousands to yiDrate In despair
The other animals growei in rage the Keepers
grew promaturey old In their efforts 10 stop the
uncannv roars on every side could be heard me
grlndr: OF axes and the hum and tumuit OF an out
raged popuace Complaints long and forcibie hi'ed
the mail OF the Park Commissioners. and II was Al
last decided that the dogs must CO. ana 20 they diu
Whcr. they have been secreted 1t Ia hard TO te'
but n any Of the re-idents OF the Central PARK
district are radey awakened from sweet dreams OF
peace during these waning days Of April 1t wou'd
he safe for them 10 credit the interruption 20 ll'
ex-membcrs OF Lieutenant Pearys last expo Ilt'u"'
When seen yesterday Manager smith OF the t
menagerle department Of the Park. SAID that me
dogs had gone whittier he knew not, although ne
had understood that they were to be taken 10 the
Museum Of Natural History. ...-.,so and
you see" said they got no sxer9lse s, am, anu
took 10 peculiar and annoying means OF giving vent
TO their pent-np energy
How was that" .,,,
Wen TO be frank there were nocturnal cxhipi-
tons OF vocal powers that dd not meet win t s,.
vie VS. OF those in the neshborhood as 70 Just VIVA,
vrfu .nouyh but there were those who failed TO ap,
prcciatc their efforts. To continue IN my aVo"en
intention 10 be frank. we i,se nav rsgsrInr which
there could be 10 mistake. hat We ,.s ~
would he best for all concerned 10 dispense WIZ" h M
exhibit OF Esquimaux dogs az part o' '"e
III a visit to the Museum OF Natural History re-
s,iIt.i in a statement that the dogs hld not n pe'n
hrnnah, there There seemed TO he no rcJOlcinS
on TIE part Of the attendant at the prospect OF lho
re,arn Of the @1s dnqs bsd % BEEN T under the charsc
OF the Museum before soin. TO nc farh; ~ H. ~
a distinct recollection OF the pecuHar u1S ot ~
dogs. aS, ..,h.ra re sa'1 were nr others"
Lieutenant Pcary. when asked about the dogs sn sara
that ne understood that the dogs were 10 ne uN'i
away from the Park. and that II had peem n"'t 81,
stood that they we're TO go 70 me Mluse"i' M ~, ~
the occasion presented Itself to awaken the echoes
around the North Pole In an unexamped manner:
He said that 1t was certain that ne W9uu h,n hT,
under any circumstances. reassume propr.,tor
Of his late four footed companions In view ,ol
thes. facts be well 70 keep an eye .,orv o, '1 in
additions 10 the Museum OF Nathrai f'S'''' ~
he wa q