New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
AN UL-SMELLING TRUNh.
ALARM AT THE PENNSYLVANIA FERRY
r,v.srRFs OF TWO pHiLApElPhlA sCh""L
.,currs SENT To THE oFFAL DOCK.

-,Srprs OF TWO PHILApElPnlA sCHo"L
rrAcnrrs SENT To THE offAL DOCK
n,,o ho,,cace-smashers on the Fall River steamer
p;iar,m YESTERDAY morning were gre'ou WIN WI
odor when they began 10 take GU 'i' .lt n S '',
othcr luggage compared WITH WIt,n vi 49,. tIn
yrr,n Is1gnd is like n breeze from AraoN inc
hest" They were unable to discover us NoutTo,
however. and the baggage was tranI ,tr v C
,enoved 10 the PENNSYLVANIA Rallroad pier ihcN
were taken by the wagons OF Dodd'S EXPr,sS Hm-
panv and the driver before he had traVeeu tav rneJ
blocks which separate the two points was "i'i ,
lest he had been seized with ASlatlc 'u"'VtI",
Shortly after 10 o'clock Policeman IlSnlE ol uio
Steamboat Squad. who is ON duty AT lne 'u' sS1
yana Ferry snclt the smell and determined 10 liu
ont the cause lie first investigated Inc ne r IL
ocxrs and fclt revived v the improved state OF the
atmosphere At last he saw large ana 'It'iufG;L
tic mass meeting of flies on one OF III, i,J at
had been brought over from the ' ~ ~" U,oJ
once informed Captain Gas'in, a, hodv m an adj
quarters tat trunk with hnhin uou, u" no A.
1nnced stage of decomposition h1d tuihVN w, ~
the ferry slip Captain GaStlm dctallet Vnrc t i,
Adam to watch the trunk and arrest tuc us n' i
who onpearcd to recognize IT. The trunk was W
rected t. DR.. G.. u. Hunt, No. 1,SO2 Naliace-S''
h""t \ ,clocL two nicely dressed young women
yyrnt M to the baggage room OF the leiiil,N ~
Railroad and presented podds Express Conp ,,1
tronstrr checks No iG and -. On being rtqucsleu
te nick out their baggage they looked aruuuu lot
little while and then selected the uuhk Whtn
Oncer MuCAdams was Watering HH,n a ia urt
tance As soon as the young women hau p'N out
Tho trunk the officer approached aud uNolheu ','il
ti,,t ,nayc suspicinns were entertained regarding
Tho contents of the trunk. and that before thct
bng5are could Ice sent to- its destination an uNtTu-
gniinn Nould have So Ice made. captain baSUh
MAS informed of the appearance OF the tlolW'h'5
fur the IN spcptcd baggage and shortly All'lNa'u
made hia nppcntnnco. One ui the Young WohFh
s,niiingly tutniRhod key and tho offending tluhR
vna uupucd revealing to view nay WIN WV
commitments IN one of thcn were the u'lUu,'
hn,li,s of numerous crabs and tdlrfH, ana W. we
othot n'nutnhot of equally mutlhuud anu l'uu N'l'u'
iuu hntanHhuo crabs aud Hru utrhiuR. lho uNhl,N
a. s,l ,rd aud AN immruHr sunaliiuu WhH hhll''h
The Young Wunou were Mis Emma g. llun' NV'
bef nistot dnuuhtrfa ol IN q, - HINT % M'li
iuoWn rhiiudclpiia physician, They are h"l
school teachers ia rmludolphn hnd lihl h'ou !"
Aunis,iuau, "a village ou the Marnt' hua. us h''
ehpre n shnIt distance from bluucralril lo hp'hu
their vacation lmhutd with thutuu4h l"No lnl
their proc~siuu aud desire t0 give {" lh'h llpi'a
an exact idea of the many strange dth/'iN" ~"
son they had spent "A portion ol Their Time III gun
.riur The products If the ocean ANA ia property
curing them for transportation, miendhs 10 give
Tins WINTER "A series OF lectures with object uuSlII-
lions The vacation ended Friday and the young
women carefully packed up their collection, WHlCu
had lccn So long exposed To the burning rays ot tt
SIM that they thought the chance of dccuWpo0 ZION
lad been red t. lc minimum. they tllcd nara
10 save their trophIcs but Captain GaNtlu was Oh
durate and insisted on the offending trunk hrlhN
taken TO the o1al dock and its offensive contents
thro An away. With tears m their ewes the Missy
HINT saw their treasures consigned to The oU1 buas
md Their trunk fumigatcd. and then they sorrow
FULLY took their way to he Pennsy wanna Depot ana
wert soon on their way to Phlladcl pima.