New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
GOSSIP OF THE BOROUGH
Plight of the WoEf That Thought
He Has Only a Dog.

60. s,,. zro two women rushed up to the
,-o,,,ess cs.e at Prospect Park One knelt on the
pavement by the iron railing, Pusheo heF sio'eo
hand through the bars and cried;
Come, Cariot'''
A sbapev gray wolf Immediately trotted up to her
Tn. woman matted him, tapped him on the nose
s7d demanded that he shake hands. He gave ne1
his right paw cordially
Now let me scratch your side said sne-
The vrcls turned his neck toward her' and ehe
proceeded 70 scratch him
srsite NV fingers, Carlo, was her neXt oToef-
Carlo grabbed her fingers IN his mouth with
great shcv Of ferocity. snd nearly pulled her soVe
OF with his teeth
.rr,y4T1s.ed She smiled his wcT-fnsnt
~You don't know the Esory Of Carlo DO your
she asked
+ .elo Do not" replied :he nervous person.
.~yTeTs responded the woman, Carlo thinks
.,e. =. in n dog He was sent East as q present
when he was little puppy-lke creature ana re
was brought up here IN Brooklyn By q family VINO
thought he Eas & dog" the woman explained Inc
children always thought that ne was q cog eno
treated HIN like one and he associated with the
soes Of his neighborhood. Finally he became so
large that the family could not keep him any long
er and then Il was discovered that he wasn't a Cog
az al but g wolf SO they gave him 10 TIE PARK
authorities Didn't they, Cs-lo?
s Carlo seemed 70 agree with her
ARD he's SO lonesome here that some OF the
children have TO come and see him every DAY ano
pet him." said the woman. ending her story
n fbs sup-erae Court, before Justice Aspinal
last Thursday. the jury in a damage suit was
about 70 retire 70 deliberate on verdict One OF
The lawyers Il the case had resorted frequently
"a q nile OF Law books which lay on the table
The surynen had exhibited much interest in his
,uots-tons from the books. Nov. as they were
ready 70 file from the room juror NO ! e@4o ~
tbs Court:
--Your honor we would esteem II a special favor
II you would allow TO take those law BOOKS
into the jury room 70 consult them"
Justice Aspinal, paused moment, smiled orFIS
su6 heckoned 4 a court officer.
sso@5eer- he said take ;his jury into its room
nro,5de the men with good dinner and also with
the Tribune Almanac They'll find IN that al tne
law they require for this case outside OF what
have given them in the charge
Ground VIII be broken to-day for the new BED
eor5 PRESBYTERIAN Church. Of which the Rev Dr.
s Edward Young. formerly Of Pittsburg Is pas
sor TIE Official board viii take part IN t1e SCI
z-sces and the Rev Or. John y. Carson. OF ms
Central Presbyterian Church. which stands II"
saoelzs away. viii make the prayer dhe ne"
,,.5,ssne is 70 De erected at Nostrand avenue ana
Dean street, III cost Of $1,000
wright Kramer viii begin his series of Illus
+z.ed lectures on the capital cities Of Europe AT
.ba Fs5ford branch of the Young Mems Chrastlan
Association. 4 under the auspices CT the broof-Iyh
Institute OF Arts and Sciences, on TUESDAY mere
are FIVE Of the lectures They will be oelNereo on
The afternoons and the evenings ot I'VE successiEo
-,essavs The topic Of the first OF the series VIII
he Berlin The pictures 20 be Used VIII oe OLlO0S
shoz-D bv Burton Holmes last year In his courSs
on the same subjects. On Thursday evening Ihe
BROOKLYN Saengerbund viii give its sixth annual
concert in the Music Hall % the Academy OF
,F,,ss. on saturday afternoon sno evening Miss
A-,te z Peck viii give illustrated lecture on
The Conquest OF Huascaran-" On Saturday
evening tie New York Symphony Orchestra, the
New York Oratorio Society and the CALVARY
church Choir will give concert jointly IN 'he
g1pers house OF the Academy