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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
WINNERS ArLOI1SYILI-E-

LOUISVILLE. Sept 25.-'Ihc weather to-day
vl- cool and nnc bat the tact Was iu bad condition,
owing 10 yesterday rin The first fora purse a.
800 a miles WAS 10y Vanguard in ellop 10y six
lcn,ih-. john Davis .ocoud. head m front OF Emma
Naul,y. third Time, ZIG. French pools paid I'll -
The Bruce stake, for urcc> ol-, - each,
$40 forfeit with 1000 added Iis miles. Bob
Mile, won hy lcneth .wct,iug 40 the
hni-h aud somewhat interfering with Malaria. who
Was second Ero- came 90 poor thrd Iimc 2,02l2
French pool. paid $50 90 IN the third for purse
Of 500 wci,r weights. one mlc TroubadoW WAS
never headed. Hud won in gallop by three Lengths,
Nnultrr second. EhadWna bad third. Time, l.hOA.
French pool. paid tl2 90 The fourth for pur-c
Of $50, Tor twOycarUlds, selling allowances thioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
SHOOTING AN ITALIAN WOMAN.

The report of pistol shot proceeding from the
basement cellar at No. = !amts-st, Yesterday AT
a. m, followed 10y the screams OF a woman CRYING
" am shot" d" / am killed." drew crowd which
rapidly increased when Rosalia Fcrlita, an Italian
banana pcdd!cr. seen to emerge from the place,
his face Indicating apprehension and alarm. BeAlhd
him rapidly came his wife, the blood flowing IN
stream from "A wound in her abdomen. \ large
crowd soon assembled on the street, and Ierilta
was arrested. lie asserted hat he shooting was
done by a Third person, with whom he had quar-
relied about nine months ago. receiving stab
wound at the time. lie was, confronted by the
injured woman. who said that Fcrta was her hus-
band, but denied that the shooting was done 10y
him. In the 1ombs Police Court lie was held IN
default of $1,000 bail.
Coroner Levy took tho ante norton statement Of
Mrs Fcrita i'm The afternoon. She stated that While
She was getting her husbands breakfast She heard
him talking loudly to man i'm the cellar she
went down stairs and heard the man shout:
will kill YOU and your wife lie at once fired
the pistol which hc had held i'm bis hand, ana the
bullet entered her abdomen. She could not give
the name of her a,saIlant, nor the reason of the
quarrel.
Dr. Powers the house surgeon at Chambers
street Ho.pi al. SAID last night that the woman
was not like y 10 die immediately. but # utamma-
tom should set IN she could not 1--we long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
NEWS FROu THE SUBURBS.
u-nlE MI'or GTAND TRIAL.

Patrick Judge charged with the murder of kopf
who was lS led on Sunday excursion, started yes
tcrday for his thirteenth ride from the Richmond
County Jail. When he reached the police station
nj Weat Ncw-lIriohton, he was met by his wife and
little girl, When he WINS brought into court his
wife and child sat beside Inn. Justice Power al.
dressing Judge gnve his decision in the question OF
jurisdiction, as follONsi
1nd ms matter " fct that tho dccenscd man, Troy
crrk kOpf, murdered on August ~, ~ hnnid inc
hnrrc H. F. Morton Ind ustllablc cauno fig believe ih
you ore guilty IT TINT murder ! rnd further lint NE
nuidur was committed I'm tho winters ~ lVrhmond
county Therefore hold luu to HWuit he nctnu or the
Grand Jury NJ thia county Won Will Ice committed 10
the county JAN.
Judge, who a dcpf walked M to the chair of tho
msticr uud asked him tp repeat the finding "
Wat done dunc Mia, JUDGE huiM inu tcntg, and
Vmlo hia r,rt Hlr,l, bat be- checked hla cmotion,
ilia council handed the court pnprr ontoilnR u
plea at net guilty tu the rhnipr aud nui mpihn 10y
ndVicc oi cnnnaol the ptiauurr drnirl the lulmdt.
ton of the court, and lo7rrNcd ha defence,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
REGATTA OF NrwuAyEy YACHT CLUE.

NLW-lItyLE, Conn, sept. 2J.-Ihe third
annual fui regatta OF tlc cwIlaycn Yacht club took
place today over The Charles Island course, ten mile, to
Viudvdrd and return. There were sixteen starter, and
the race was one of the most successful sailed here
The wind. m the middle Of the day died ont from -tid
southwest gale and squat struck the boat- on Charles
Island. Nodumarc done. however. beyond tho oul>
ing away Of line topml,t of the Niaduc. The cutter
Happy Thought delayed hy grounding for h"lt an
hour The rum home Ws % dead beat mos. OF the way,
and this accounts for tine ~uWuc-- OF the time N"uc OF
tho Atr officers yachts started. ana TINS gave rise u" '
belief that they were afraid cpWrtrN lth the Alddhr,
of Iuutlu-luI l. ahoat which came here for tho pun
nose Of IT., ing them The AadEc took the ur-t Irlfr ~
her cl-s her actual amt corrected mc being hrc hours,
three minutes and cight seconds. The Happy Thought
took fret prize m her class, her actual time being J:bGI2
In class d. The stranger tooh first prize making The best
actual aud corrected the J:Ul:3O and
I:JG:o3, respectively. In the Pond Point fleet The Inbc
made the best actual ANA corrected time, los, tails
g first prize. Ia class G., The Hornet took first prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
LONG ISLAND.

RtvrnurAr,-A petition Making tho Gnyctnmcnl
~ change The rluus tor connecting lcconic gud
ehinnc,urk biyt, Il I'm circulation, The plan durt
viii lower tho WptorHin the pooouio Hay aud h'tc'
hy damage lHnd now too div,
MhNrotA.-1ho fair Of the Quccnr County Nml'
numbered 5000 In tho mlfmila running uco
tlcto Wrro twelve starters, DAVIS and tompoNH
h,rr itll. rolled ou ms Jockey and wa hllrd, 40
other horses btIuch the tuun horse aud tell IN II
heap, t. Gibhuua Lltlio Annie jumped over the
struggling horso. and came 800 winner N"no OF
the riders were badly injured,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
cAprrRlNG A sNEAK TTlEF

ThomOq Desmond, cyshcri Of San ol tIq12Ssco
WINS awakened from sccpat H. III NM
S,s r"tfna O He Wreqtcd in tho dark with his nm
known visitor aud bis friend H"fn & IN mV Ta
frrrio' who occuripd mn adjoining room went 70
his assistance, After brief gtlugele the thei WIS
compelled TO yield to Che Caliolnans' ron hggam,
nina Moore aud in hla rucketa weie folu
watch nnd chnn pair of gold spcGtH,l"I ro,r
Of gold cyc.eassc, lockn,h eGd Y ,Ro SS,
,n, ,,ns ~ notr,l sneak thief aud hotel burglar
md lRni Ec hni ,c,tcd terms In tho eloi,s (t.1h
for mtpntlra NJ the lluh Avenue anu nl4'i ph",u
AZ tho lomhs tomi, ho Na' '"""''''"
hnll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
RACHEL sANGTRs BURIAL.

The Rev. Dr. lIoughton's "'LiilIo Chnrch
Around the Corner" was crowded with mc 1Iis
OF the theatrical profession aud Engli.h resashts
James Scanlnnd better known as Rachel SanRcr,
charming actress who cnmc to this G", os i nrIv
England about four years ago; shc WIZ o ihs
last Year from severe attacks Of illness To many
Of the Engsh people present Miss sanger was IF ci
mcmbcrcd ns one of tho brightest ana mne e 20
o GiIii DR.. ioughton began the service Miss
Metcaif sang the anthem heard voice IRON IRON
Heaven" and the coffin was borne oul Oh tormnnt
The paii.bcarcrs were Henry /. Dizzy james hey
barton. G.. y, FIockton, and L. l.. Rice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
t0REIGN SrEANNNN DUA La TNLS PORr
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NIWYORK. ...THURsDAY, SEPT %, 1851
ARRIVED

PORT OF NIW-l DIRK. ..-.. THU RNDAY, SEPT IS leSI
ARRIVED
steamer Adriatic BIZ Pars ~. Livcrpo, sept rs and
Queenstown with mdse and passengers 10 x Cortis
steamer state Of Georgia Br, Noodle Glasgow sept H.
ans iAruc lith with mGsc aud passengers o. Austin Baldwin
j
aud passengers 60 Oclrchh Is Co
I,rt + naud .utrn Boner Rotterdam sept 49, with
md a. and messengers % Fturi Edge IS Co
Ntclurr Poaria lGrrI ~chair. Hamburg II DAYS with
u,-r and passengers to Phelps brO4% GO.
steamer ,lruooIy Gciyc. Yokohama July D. Kobe d.
N.,. lLi lu Nm0t 49, singapore Aug SueI 3D. Port ~d
sent and Gibraltar TO- with mdse and passengers " lcnr
Bros.
~t,alcr Atho- ,r Low. Gonaiycs Aug 20 Jacme sept
ANY tu.r4 D. q Nutt 70 Petit PORT an
puncr a. Kingston u.s. Por' Antonio 49, uiso and pas
-rurtrs PIN. lorWooi q co
steamer Chaitlhooch,e, bargctt savannah dava with
m,ae and passengers 10 Henry hougc, lr a GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

% Summit-st., where forty persons lived. Twelve
children from the house 30 to the pubic schoo lois
All the residents of the house were yacenated yes.
terdny. and Dire precautions were, taken TO preVcht
the spread of tho diseaso after Mrs, Collhs WIS
sent TO the Smallpox Hospital
Maria Farrcll, nge eighteen, OF No, % 3ergen-st,,
went 10 the County Nursery yesterday WIN heI
seven weeks old Legitimate child, and she alleged
She was refused adnittance. for him. ON her way
md nntlcr-st heating the child over the head. Hhe
said sho could not net him tnken care Of she would
klllh policeman arrested her, md the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children VIII tako
caro- of the child,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
BROOKLYN.

The drowned body Of q man about forty wears
old and vcli-dlrs,cd was found IN the water AZ the
foot OF COlumlIa-st., yesterday.
While M work ON the wharf a. PlcTrpont- stores
Yesterday owen COuon, age sixty five. ol 40. ~
Wa,hiugtou-st. NcU-lork, Wa, oycrom, b, the
heat and taken to -. Peters Hospital.
john sherry, of No. 60 Stlnton-it.. was sent 10
iall Yesterday for twenty nine days, because he
beat hIs daughter iu brutal manner when she Irc-
pared hash foo break fast instead Of ucci~tcJL.
Thomas Gcary am undertaken, went to the Health
Department yesterday 10 yet permit Tor the burial
Of The dead body q Gn infant, which hc carried
under hl, arm IN coffin. lie Was arrested COM
plaInt OF Health Commissioner Raymond for viola
ton ct the health ordinances. and admitted To- 30
bail hy Police Justice Walsh.
The Health Department was informed yesterday
that Mrs. Mary Collins had been sick for twenty
days with the smallpox IN a tenement house at No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
ROnE NEWS
wnAr ~ nnlNn IN TOnAY

Tclophono suit before Justice Nhllhr'' ,...,n
lUncnuder insanity rasn hcluit lW' ul,'I' "N"'
iumHputr case u Nurkvillo Police 'ou'', t.t.,1
ThlhlclulIa- New YORK cricket mlrh' 0I"'H II'n"'
Meeting of the Hoard of lNtl-r, -, .... ..,,,,
Hcc,ption to Dr. Play VAN, No. N' N''l-"' "''' ''''
ing 49,,
irving Itnll primary election - ,,.,,...,I,,,s $40
u, IN, .,. a.. ,.,,,.tiu,'. Cb,prl.
Mclropolitan nroollyn baseball motch l'' "l"'ho-'
9.lu d. NJ .,.. ., .....,,t..,,,. ma, tim, liar
lem Temple. a H. ~, ,,.... ....,,. ,.,,utr.
NIth Assembly District Republican rore''' '''mnt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
A Great Victory"
4 Severe Case Of ScrOluIa Completely
Cured by Hoods SarSaparilla.

"1n the Winter OF 1870 WAS attacked with scro:ni In
one OF Il most aggrsyatng forms. time had no less
than thirteen large absocsses around my neck and
throat continually cNudng otu-yc ms. OF bloody
matter dsgusting 10 behold aud intel cable 20 endure
IL impo'sbo 10 fully describe my su9cirgs n the cas-
was complicated win Chronic Ca'mh After three ycara
mi'y, having been treated by three ply4iclans I va,
"oih' than c'c. Finally on tlc Recommendation 4
WI Huutcy druggist, Of Lo,hpDu. ! wa. induced 10 irg
Ho'dS S"NplIm. And now. mo having taken twelve
bottles within The last twelve months rho -croulon, crup
u1ns have entirely ceased ' ab..cs.cs have an m.
appeared except hcune'guy Gears nh, are daily bccomin,
''". do know Tat 81 my ci.c u1pr. sarslparla Las
proved an effective specific indeed evidence of NY
Fiuiulr. send the ti,t4 uusolc iic and ready
verify the authenticity of THIS b pos'ual correspond.
'uco with ANY one who doubt. lt'-DIlANLGS 4. ROE
FRI~, Elst Wilson. y. s..
WJ Huntcy, the We'll known di-i1t az Lo, sport y. II
vcho' the above cure am Gals 10 a -l,4; victory fc:
Hoods sarsapmila"
Hoods Sargaperilla
sod ly an druggists. = six - Prepared oaly b.,
G. l. HOOD CO., ApothccaIlc. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
A SURPRISE For TIE METROPOLITANs.

BEATEN by TIE BROOkLYN BASEBALL N1SE-OTHER
CONTESTS.
Fully 5000 spectators witnessed the game at
Washington Park Brooklyn, yesterday between the Met
ropoan and Brooklyn clubs. Tho BrOoklyns won their
first victory from the Motropotns TO the great delight
Of the spectators For probably careless
ness, the Metropolitan players battcd like amateurs
Tho winning runs were madc in the seventh inning
Rcmson was given hls base on balls and Householder
followed with hit to right field Hayes made hit
which sent I'm Rcmson, and Householder to second
hit by CorcOmn. Hayes scored ON two base hit by
Terry Tho fielding play on both sides was excellent
The same mines play today and Lynch pitches for the
MctfopOitans, and Conway for the BOOkyus there VIII
probably be wide difference ia the The score was
fOlowsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
NEW.,IERSEY.

MoNICthIh-Nha. !. Elbn Foster member ol
the Iowa bar villdclyer an address under the aus
In the PTcsHyt"rien Cmnrrh. neW Tuesday, in
which she viii dcmonatruto the folly of prohibl-
tionists voting for third party candidate
RAnIIAN.-rwo additional fires of mcrndlary ori-
zine broke out early Yesterday HE first Wo9
started IN the engine room of konl ON Blothets
foundry, and II was discovered IN inc and eXtin-
ruishcd before much damage was dunn. The see
ond fire was m the lnrpo red house west OF the
inMn. which MMl lnLnIlN hn-lrnNrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

might have boarded the steamer at the last momene
and engaged kpassage from the purser "A, , ;mo
Warmers, Loan aud Trust Company no information
conld he obtained There was disinclnatlon 10
saw anything about him, and the subject seemed re-
pulsive TO Mr. Seares He said that the COMPANY
had no further interest in his movements ana tha'
he was not Indebted TO them i'll the least.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
FRANCIS II. ForcHrs INSANITY.

Francis II. Foucld of Philadelphia, was manager
of the NauEat an sladc Cam Company, Nos. iO3
and 100 East SiNtN-~ccuud-st. lie has been living
at the ~tuTtcNant House for the past iour months.
lie suddenly became insane on tuesday morning,
The room he occupied IN the hotel fronts on l'rogd-
way. and the first irrational thing noticed IN ms
actions was his constant watching OF the window
m the building dur, tlN oppoalte. When askcd what
he Wae looking at. j" replied, lla Don't Won see
thcmi Don't You see the shotgun the big fellow
has got in his hand But hc can Int me as long
a. I'm covered with thit coat of non
William Fouchi. hIs brother. wa, sent for and
upou his arrival two phytICaus Wcr" summoned,
who made an cN animation OF the dcrangcd man
aud gave u certificate of lunacy. He was taken to
i llcNuc Hospital.
lie became so violent after arriving there that IL
became necessary to Cuntino him M padded cell.
Yesterday hc was much worse aud DR.. WIdmaud,
the attending pin STEFAN, SAID that ne had severe
attack of acute mama. lis bfotncr and two physl-
cIans took HIM to BiOomingdalc AsJ lum III the AZ
tCTuOOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
CAMPAIGN EXTRAS,
How Free Trade Works.

Tie series Of Robert Portsrs tt,'rs INJURY
Europe contains twenty-five OK the letters which de,crb,
windy the want misery AMI dcsrrdttDl OF the working
classes England. fuce, cents copy ~ bluirst
40 thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
plslrrrARANcE or NIss CAHrENTEH

Miss Sarah &. Carpenter age thlrty.cl0ht, dl,ap-
Ycnfcd from her home SO. - llWcock-st, Brook.
ltu 0u Wednesday morning, and her rucuts ana
fhc ol,co were unable to Ind her up 10 last night
khc wus OF quiet and reserved disposition ANA
rarely left home. No theory for ucr absence Hl-
pcnrs tcuuhlc except that her mind had given way
ifOm recent illness, She went to- bed at her usual
hour ou luc.day night AtGa. m. Wednesday II
servant found thc front N,>ubuc DOR open, hut
ibnupht one of the sons had failed 10 close il the
night hciuic. When the matter was mentioned at
She breakfast table Il va, proposed 20 search
the hons' for q burglar. When Mr. Carpenter
reached has daughters room he received 10 re-
Spouse 10 his rap, aud entering found her bed
empty and the clothes that shc wore the day be-
fore gone. There Is 10 suspicion that She went
away with any one. Miss Carpenter Is described
a. i've feet three inche, high wthda complexion,
brown eyes and HAIR and weighing about 10
q hrocadcd We lvct skirt, a black chip hat with
cock stall feathers, and wore black and red
striped shaw and q rubber waterproof Sho car
ned small satchel and wore two plain gold rings
on one hand. She had 500 with her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
STATEN ISLAND.

EIUNGroV, The "Woods of Arden q new &c.,
sort for the Use At Swday-schoois, church and
temperance societies and kindred organizations,
viii be- opened to-day hy It's protector EraotuS W We
nan. who will entertain about 800 invited guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

Diamond second, Bco Pate bad third. Time, i:2 r.
french pools pGid va 90 Tho winner Wa sold to Mr.
purse Of 500, Tasgaiheler won in u Eallop by hvo
lengths, I'd Buts second head IN front OF Madison
thlId Ilmo. 2ilOa. FTench pools pal 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
Tic Letters OF Acccpinmce.

containing the Letters Of Acceptance Of Mr.. Blaine aui
General Logan and the Republican platform Price, 81
hundred ~ 4 thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

up for discussion, which grew 30 warm that II had
TO be checked by call for the ayes and noes, Wheh
the resolution was lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
Protection "a Necessity,

A capital Campaign Extra has been prepared under n,
title named above -four pages giving Plain Facts Tor All
Casses" regard 10 tho raril They tho letters *
'Eiax," a converted FREQ rrAI,E reguuteL Pr G, 81
hundred Is THOUSAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
WEsrCUEsrER COUNTY.

YoSkrEs.-At II meeting 81 the Branch Bible a.
soci ton last evening j. II. Brown was elected
president,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
ASKING FOR ANOTHER RAILROAD.

Before the Railroad Committee of the Board Of
Aldermen yesterday. Agcmon ;. sullivan appeared
iii behalf of the construction of surface railroad
from the North To the East River, from the thirty
fourth street Ferry to Icnth-ayc. and thence tOthe
Forty second Street Ferry and ultimately a con-
nection with ferry at the foot of West Thirty
fOurth-st. lie sad that more than tWC-thirds Of
the prOpert y-Owners along the line had given their
consent.
Caleb u. Knevals a trustee Of the Broadway Tab
oracle at IhTty-tOurth-st. and SIXth-aVc., said
that AT meeting of the church trustees all four of
those present favored the new road. Ex-Judge
Russell said that ne appeared for Mrs. ConclIa w.
Stewart EX-Judge Henry Hilton and himself, who
were al opposed 10 road through lhuty-tourth-
It,. because there was need for IT, Representa-
Uves OF other roads also opposed the new one and
the hearing was adjourned until October Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
To INCREASE THE CrrYS WATER SUPPLY

The Auucduct Commissioners Yesterday adopted
the plans and specifications received from the De-
partmoht Of Pubiic We Is with slight m0dlhcations.
The plans were adopted some time ago, but there
has been delay IN adopting thc specifications. S'N'-
raj SLIGHT changes were made on the lccominn IA
tom Of the committee to whom the matter was re-
icrrcd.
1t was decided 'hat the internal diamcicroi the
aqucduct iimn point at Nierscic4n-avcy where the
depression begins 70 the Harlem River be reduced
nom feet, bat should be- large enough 10 insure
the delivery of at least 10000 gallons dalY
south of the Harlem River The increased velocity
of the current IN thcaQucduct from the point named,
it Was explained would more than make good the
decreased diameter q,
Chief Engineer Church and Secretary NcCuloh
were directed after consultation with the Corpora
ton Counsel, to prepare complete transcript OF
the forms of contracts. specifications and bonds rs
approved by the Commissioners. and transmit inns
transcript TO the Commissioner of Public W orks,
with the rcquc, that he submit he forms thus APP
proved. and containing the provisions mentioned,
to thc Commission in order that they may he certl-
ned and approved. ms action ". deemed neces-
sary IN order to comply with the la ,oo,
The Controller was directed 10 issue Tloo'oQo
worth of bonds, the proceeds to be placed at the
al sposl of the Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
DRIVING FRUIT MEN FROM OLD HAUNTs.

The sheds i'm l}uIlmg Slip occupied by the fruit
dealers who have been ordered by the Dock Conn
mis>ioncrS to VaCatc were closed and empty ycStcr
day. One of the dealers was seated on boz watch
ing the empty stalls and several labOrcrs lOunged
around them The fruit dealer did not know what
was gong 10 bc DONE whether the Dock Board
would turn them out or not. If II did they would
have 10 CO. lie did not know where, but he thought
some arrangements might be made enabling them
10 stay.
"Ihisuscd 10 be the busiest place in the city for
the fruit trade hc said mOuintuliy. Now,
Mallory and other big shpUwncrs are trying drive
Us out PSe seen bananas and pincapple~ piled up on
tins pier by the Thousand. Now, somebody gets mp
a story OF a fire on the pier and SAYS II Is from our
irving 10 ripcn green bananas. Its lie. There
never ha, been an alarm OF ire this pier since
Eve known il
Engineer Green said that the Dock Board had in
structcd him 10 take down the fruit sheds on the
bulkhcad aud he thought that the dealers would 20
without giving any trouble.