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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
STRANGE 1NTIcS Of 1 CRAFT COOK.

The household and neghbOra OF 1uSh y;
ReynOlds living at No. III WaverIy place were aroused
late on Tuesday night by the strange behavior OF tue
family cook Kat, Coffee had been acting IN strah %
manner for several days but only on Tuesday uu hrT
actions cause her employer TO question hrr nenial
soundness. No explanation OF her behavior contd DO
obtained. From most quiet and reserved coDs sue
-uddcnly turned upon Mr.. Reynolds with violent on
saught OF sOent aud abusive language. when order.1
quit the house she refused and the services or an OH
Ger were sought. PatrOlman McDcrmUtt undcrt0Dk To
arrest her but he with determined resistance from
the Young woman both in Mr.. Reynolds arlOrs, where
a hant hand scutfc with the Glrl entertained the
assembled family, and also the way to the police sta
ton after several lively encounters III washing tohsquare
McDerlno placed his charge in the Mcrcer-,t police
station Mr.. Reynolds entering complaint Tor dlSor
derry conduct. In the Jefferson Market Ponce tOur'
Yesterday the girl who is but nineteen years OLD con-
tuueI to act strangely. The Justice thought her insane
and committed her for medical examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
NEHS FROM mr. .SUBURBS.
1w 4 YOUNG MAN ENDED HIS TRounlrs-

HOW IOJNG MAN ENbI,D lllS TROUBLES.
William Johnson. age twcnty-Onr, son OF
;VUUam A. 10 IutOn, the foreman In knOIs hat fcorv
died AT a. H. yesterday. I'm his home No. 81 Irrsy-
ave- Jersey city, from the ELECTS ot chlprofo admin
i.trrcd by himself. lie had had dssipaed hablf4 ,r
some timu. His parent. demonstrated with him fr,.
ourntly, but withOnl effect lie hsd been a counu.
surrc for several days and on Tuesday night mother
.-g.d him to cHHn-r NJ manner or HE. lie told her
tbat he you'll not , her any trouL, and
Ia }, f.. minutes LETT the mouse. lie to Itmnf'q
drug store Coles and Fourth st and purchased some
chloroorn telling the clerk that lac wanted IL 10 cure
at,otb ache lie then returned home, got a small lin
mail and hadi filled with beer at IghbOrng rum snp
When lie returned no ne there were friends I'm the
house and he took seat by the side OF a vouug
married woman who has instituted proceedings
against her husband for divorce Nncr
fcW moments conversation with nor
ou~on poured beer out INTO four glasses only nnl(
GIuR no one himself. dnd then poureI the cboro.
form INTO IT, Walking over to the young woman, lido
he said: You trouble aud IN in trouhie let ~
drink this and end our trOub es tOgcthrr Tho woman
askcd INN what he meant. but without replying IN,
raised the glass To his lips and drained tho content,
musician was summoned, but was unable 10 save bl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
NOT CHURCH MEMBER THIS TIME.
William RI LinJslev. the Brooklyn c0liect

W IIIIdITI II 49,, ToI.nhnua Com any,
M Willoughby and lans sts.. has been nssIIE
his place " employment suce october 80 anu ~ ei -
70 trace him have been unsuccessful The company =,
anxious to sec him again 10 - supposed that no 10"
the time OF his Disappearance over $2OoO Oh Iho o
panv'a money He had bceu employed by the cohpani
FOR three wears The most implicit confidence W's ,a
IN him until two weeks ago, when one or the olJ I 10
rllncine over some bills, discovered one fPceIpteu W
lindsey OF which the money had not boon iurncu o
TO the company's account Further examination ~
MIN I'm Brnoklyn He came from Newark where Il" NJ
been employed; his parens live In Chlcago Oho " 6
officers OF the company told reporter yeSteruay tn
ncies had hcsn discovered IN Lindsey aecohi
amnint TO many thousand dollars aud that he wouII
probably remain away permanently. lie continued by
saving that Lindsey not a church meUDeF'. ~
snrees of the collector will be held responsible tOi INC
moi kan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
VIVID AND WEATHER. FAVOR FOOTBiLL CAME.

About 300 people assembled on the GrOunuS
Of tho S. Georges Cricket Club az Ioboachl eHriay 20
witness n ,tba match between the stevens instltnle
team and that from the Lafayette University OF EastOn
pcuu The weather excellent for the game cleiSl
and bracing and tho twenty-five muscular yohnS men
were soon engaged a hard hgnt Tor the supremacl
Th stevens played from the clubhouse END Win
IN. wind their back. thus having declced adNH
fage. Lafayette played plucky AID ~ evenly coh-
tested Interesting game WAS the result stevens wa" the
first 10 score Cunrt making touchdown from WHEN
campbell kickoff goal Lafayette followed MS
M with 70 similar movement, Rohrhhch making
a touchdown aud Kawm, pancse, who
splayrd wonderful prOwcss In tho game obtaining the
goal steven, then got two tOuclJWus 10 succes'loi
tut both attempts to KICK goals were unsuccessful.
I'm the second half 0t tho game TIE team changed
ends and with the wind IN their favor Lafayette played
i stronger game. At the ontset, however Ctrna&han
for steven, uiajc touchdown rom pretty pass 10y
olt IN Io-s t.u two minutes from the start aIl te
stevens, supporters who wcr" looEot upon as offensive
,rt-.us Nv tho ~ylvluau-, ihcu-ht II rlsht ud
ur,p.r to cheer the uscIycs hO'rs" a. TINS lu"cihrr
i,iufi-t cudrlvor,d 10 Kick goal rom The touch-
down bat fiicd KtVn then made WoUd' riu, goal hl
a free kick rom nearly tho cVu,tr OF toe urH hohI
h,h - tvil spu aud O,cgtDu Or l. fdyrc made touci-
down. in succession. failed 0 Oh ain goal, and t,
came closed u favor OF LlfIJ sttc by score Of 20
points To J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
BROOKLYN.

I.bccca Hoopcr co.orrl -1rl who was arrested ast
week or in'tnird" boo tr'"mg uer newly bora infant
into sewer drain. "as 81 -chtrEci yr-t"fdtJ.
The rr.t meeting % the Long leland Ba.rbtu League"
ouIu-ct of amat ar cilh-, viii ~ he'd at ITS club
ruoui-, u fu.ioJ-st.. on November 30.
Mayor Low. Mr. B"ccAcrn General Woodward were
rc nouorrd with VOTES Tor the Office OF constable tho
IIr.t Wari uu election daJ.
Han IN. 100000 needed 80 complete ono pavilion
~ the uuunl-lr -rucg hospital ma been secured hy
tn Hcv. George Nln' tho financial agent 81 the IN
s'iiuuon
John Grant recovered $500 IN the Supreme Court yes
tciday for the los ~ "r"ns"r Of his son, fifteen
which cut of Ia aplunser In the tobacco factory Of
Bu,hauan LyaL
AcviI service examination Of cghty-,i1 appica. Is
weight, was held Yesterday on the grounds Of the Brook
Ign Athletic Association.
Il understood that the Government intention
Of consoiid tur the Post once with that NcwNotL
Postmaster McLecr says that The consolidation would be
"a great wrong To the city.
Freeing H. smith receiver ~ the Atlantic state Bank
received permission from me snprcmc Court JcstcrIay
tnc bank, who viii then have been paid Ia fun
The Nassau Athletic club. Brooklyn organization
which. though ,rdly ~ months Old, has member
Thanksgiving Day at WA,hit gton PARK
The new police launch, the Judge Moore ~ now ready
for III pairolling IN" wafer front aserrs Of trial
win eight feet inches beam. and draws three and
half feet Of water Her enYincs arc twenty-five horse
power. she viii be kept at the foot ~ COngrrss-st.
TIL scaled verdict In the st Of Franklin Ras-ford a
marine artist To recover Sjl9 aud utercgt for u,nt
ing OF the sloop yacht ildrgar ordered by It's owner
Herman Ocrchs, and when lie refused 10 pay for on
the ground that II was not painted 10 his satisfaction
and not delivered rs agreed awarded the plaintiff
the full amount sued for.
Trial trip. were male yesterday on the extension Of
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad from the Bndge 10
Fulton Ferry Ia the first tru at nom were some of
Inc trustees OF the company Pa-ruEcrs were carried
from The ferry in the evening. The covered walk lead
inc from the elevated station At York and Wa,hinoton
can not IN used hy persons going from tho Bridge cars
fo he q
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iW

sagua with loss Of toosa yard and sails Was heading f
Savannah. ."
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark Rebus (N0rl. LuRdgari. from HAMBURG .or yav.
York has returned TO Altoona with loss OF anchor and
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrGAdGaA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Nov l0-Arrived steamer Aptlles CBr) Cassv
LIVERPOOL Nov lO-oaled steamers Kansas ,}r Gie,y
QUEENSTOWN, Nov lI-Arryed. steamer Arizona fRr,
Brooks. NewYOrk Nov way to Liverooo ana
proceeded '
sauei steamer city of Berlin Br) Land from Liverpool
hen for New. York. D,
Hull, Nov lO-Saled. steamer Galeo (Dr, Potter 70,
DUNpEE Nov ll-sailed steamer Crys al (Br, stannans
for NCw-lOrk,
HAM1URG Nov ll-saied steamer Bohemia Ger Karlowa
New York
saFMFS. Nov ll-Arived steamer Rnen Ger, Jung,.
from New-YOrN Oct J. ~
SoILLY 9 Passed, steamer Australia (Ger Fraeck
II ON New York oct % on her waTtO Hamburg. N'
to Nov ll-Passed. steamers A dangorm
Pcarao Or NewYOrk ChaDd1s BIZ. 7mh, from Iaganrog
and pOnca OBJ. Kempion, for New YORK. ~
Nov 7-Salled. steamer TYrin tBr) Hassensn
MhEssILLEs Nov 0-Arrived, steamer Viola (Br Murray
from Baltimore Oct %.
sth-saed steamer Burgundia (3rl, Duac for New Yor
POaT SAID, Nov l0-ATTlyei steamer h2 tBrl Jobn.
son from China and ports on her New Yors
AsoY Nov i0-sailed steamer Port Philip (Br Dulin,
for New-YOrk.
RIoJAxEIRo Nov 3sailed. steamer Kepler Br John,o.
New York.
PARA, nov S-Salle1 steaner fortu'hso Nbf, Hews
New or
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ANTI0TE ART OBJECT> Under IHR IA jfNEF.
,rhn snln of nntinne Italinn finnlinTc and

other art objects including the collection Of james jack
son Jaryc5 from the Guadagi Palace, Florence, ana
part Of the stock OF john Chldwc Of No last Nine
foruth.t was continued yesterday at MUUrc7 auction
galleries. No. 300 Fuhavc. Prices were good though
for the most part uuy the smaller and less Yhlnabr
pieces were offered These Wcrr chiefly Spanish and
italian plaques rived pearl shells ini id AMI carved
chairs paintings aud cabinets. The carved pearl shells
brought from - - and the plaques nom - to
so 30 The carved chairs averaged 40 each. Frno-
IAN one red dimasy, the Six ceEih tury, hough,
Sls Tie cabinets ranged go price from 81 10 - 10 the
Inter being paid old spanish cabinet bcHutifuly
carved Au antique Chppeid le sdoboard from the stock
or r Chadwick sold SOJ. Tho HI chest price 2lFc1
for a paIutug wa. so The brought truu $40 TO
go 4 set OF antique armor mouutet eOl for rlG.
.dil "a butch hall dock from Mr. Cualwlcks \ small
Italian rosewood table brought $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
rNlHLE ~ EXPLAIN ms wIFES 4BSEycE.

\ young man, VINO s1ld that he was nephew
NJ An'hou, Gr"cn, proprietor Of hc'r~n0P AZ 40.
DOS second ave. went Police Headquarters Ye-tcr-
dY and haudrd the following note 10 Sergeant Brooks
SIR beg to inform you that nv wife Josephine Gioen.
Ia. cen missing Monday. Ctp ~ 30" which
went o the i.owrty avns. BANK 10 Draw 80
90 she about twenty eight years dduk mpcnion.
about nNe i've inches had caito dark black
straw gold watch and chau. amber al
ABOUT IiHgs on nag rs. Yours truly TuNh tRlE,
No. l,GUS SrC0Id-aVo.
Mr. Groen the bearer Of the note sad was too Ill with
rheumatism leave his ShOp aud lie wished the police
to send out un alarm directing search for his wife
lie could believe that Sho had deserted him. but
feared that some accident had Dcfallcn her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
LllrnnrlnrNLs nA MN HEnHK HLLER

\ manufacturer of gJ~ engines has hlcd
ID with Tue Buldi- Dagi u'u' to erect factory
IN 'nc bronx q SCR near Brp8klv', 40 Ouc-huudrcl-
audit ir5-lt-t-t. Yesterday h~ company presented
r.Ifipu UurR bpIYl ASKING flr ertui-,pu u cone
-iruct pier and hulhh-'d oI ia" river Tor INC u-r
NJ star, aid That improvements Veg" iIlF iucrri-
u- h,yunI the Harlem River Tho VNur of the water
front thc streams BOO ihc 4uu.N'i district was every
wear b,couus more marked Ito was 900 aVoroi -riutrg
i- request kut lc. re first th. car, tl - animation
suout be- male 600 ascertain iAi On" NAVIGATION inter-
c-is VuulI Dot Doe injured hy the Improvements
The street tlr tuuE Department asked Tor permission
place number OF small houses on thr DICKS used i"r
au ru.ul pli,p pose. tr dep urut. Tue houses
10 . u-cd Do, Hall who attend 10 trlWWln-
stOps" Tho Italians SOFT put The rubbish That ia r"-
rri.rd uu th, per 90 j. transferred to the S,ows.
Heretofore the, have built hu's for thcm elves uuIrr
The picrs from which the Health Department routed
them Last SpIlu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
APPOINTED 10 VISIT uE GREArprRuun.

The second days session at Cooper Institute
OF inc sorioty devoted to the preservation OF Anglo
Svou weights and measures Witnessed the transaction
of much routine business and tho rrA'tng OF many
D.pers ~ a deeply sc enthc nature Acomnittcc WIS
unontcd 10 v.lt the great pyramid AMI take more
rur1rly tnOsc measurements which stand III place
th. y-nno articles to tho " Pyramid Rcgi0u.ts.
Already 500 900 has been pledged toward such ~
ION but Il is estimated that 500 900 VIII De
ouirrd AS extensive excavations must 30 made. The
,n.uibsr Of the committee arc Lieutenant G. \. l..
Tottcu LOUIS Miller, Akron, Quo; Chauuccy Andrews.
Youulstown Ohio john T. >lcberllng. Akron; W. L.
Sa.ier- Cleveland tho Rev. u. q. Wood Sharon,
penn; the Rev. Jawcs French, Philadelphia, ana
Edward L. Wilson, Philadelphia.
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STATEN ISLAND.

observation-disclosures Brooks will lecture tomH0MiaUTT
evening III the MOraVian Church on "Arnou' Anu' ""
Washington" ..t
EpGrwArgR-Captan william Cory, formery pu, eH
dent the village who has beon IN pr his home in
for three years, yesterday rcturheu W i7
Clifton much improy I'd i'm health.
NEw.BRIGHroN- ITOyt the wife OF pioni'dSn nc
banker I'm New York having been seriously ~ lol ,he
time was taken from Ncw-BrlghtOn yesterday on tno
steamer 9outhhelI that had been chartered IoE o Pun
nose TO East Thirty -fOurth-st., New-lOrR'
,prrrov- Supervisor George Bichte has purchaSeu
sv large gray horses from Isaac H. Dihlman, OF IHL9
f for "a 900 They took first prize at the morse so H
aug are ail seventeen hands high and weigh l'Soo
nouuls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
coSoKiLISG sErDoLDD ooODI

The brig Mary l.. TrnncI arINcd ITOm
GIb4ra Last iriday and is now 1t Per No. 10. EI-t
RSor. The Custom House authorities r"CetNcl 1ntUr-
nation lime before the arrival of the vessel that
tnrrc contrh md Eoots on hoari and Inspectors
Brown ant DOuahue visited the brig Yesterday Cap
tain Mitchell, docl cl that there was NOTHING on board
that Wts duttblr but the officers insist on scdrchiuS
the vessel underneath the ballast III, found hyc
barrel. OF sugar thrre barrels OF molasses AMI thirty
81. bottles or gu. The sugar had been sold at $40 bar
rel and the purchaser was on tho dock waiting to take II
away. the roo is taken to the seizure III the
Custom House. Later 75G bundles OF cieaIetI were
ound the steamship Mag IRA between the shcathing
the side Of the snp. They were also taken to the
Custom House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
now MRS PENTEK DACEIThD MR. HJSBAND.
M Auensia PcnLck. n GermAn md wifc. OF

M ~ tWe.st BROOKLYN, was cIllrd Ter home
FRIDAY n gtt by who, slc told her husband. Wa,
inner M NrWiown. whose vic required her SERVICES
When she did return the next day her husband be-
came alarmed and asked the police TO help ud As
mo trace uf her could be secured the ErghbDrs suggested
that Size had run away Peutek found yesterday that
taken all her dresses and ornaments ana the
hank books IN which their deposits recorded. How
ulucu money was represented by tho books he did
know a. he fully trusted his vic. These Idcts con-
,iuret MIN that s wife had c.oucl and that the n
VIM took her away WAS not II NrwtOwn farmer Mr..
Prutck lc!t her two children with her husband lie
thinks .hc has gone To Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
SriRiiLESs BlDDING IrI HoR>G >1Ln

The horse show sale at Madison Square Gar
den was finished yesterday. Although tnorc MAS fair
attendance tn bidding was ~plritc-s fnr first lot
bring over 800 pair of bay cObs which sold for
$3.50. 4 crOs-matChcG team. gray aud chestnut,
with trotliug action realized $500, and pair OF
cub- y and seven years old were knuchcd down for
5000 A pair at pi,bad mares thnt reminded one OF
circus horses, were struck oil FOR SjsJiNlnr r. Ken
lucky Prince nlly, 1.-Two years old. brought $500. Tn.
highest price ~ the day for ,uyH horse 800
DucatiOn Prince, eighty stallion by Deuca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12

Invent; -third-Strcet lie BJutil Ter Brothers
will commence to-day the sale of $4,000
worth OF tine embroiicr d HandkerchciS and
Real Lace articles. the cream Of the BANK
RuPT ST0K of VI. C. Warren, importer.
The Handkerchief stock is very attractive,
consisting largely of Novelties Sutlble for
the Holiday trade. embracing FISH and
large importations that have never before
been offered in this market. The Lace
articles are mostly rich 60 d', and will he
sod at nominal prices. IS, 30 and 81 West
23d-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
MILLIONS lf0RE F0R me NV AQTEDrCE

The AqUeduct Commissioners yesterday were
prepared 10 hear discussion 10y citizens uierc~rd IN "
ais disability constructing the proposed Quaker Bridge
dam aud reservoir the NuscOpt dam ana reservoir -
the sodom dnm aud I--..'vfr I. =" rrjttr 3Hl
- ,.;.T webb said that they would he prepared IN
two weeks 20 discuss the feasibility ~ these projects.
The following the engineers estimates or the cost OF
t lropu,Jd works Quaker GridGr dtn gatr house, sub
sIlry dam. overflow uui temporary dams etc. Inr oven
yltiDu O-7GOu; Nu,co"t dHm and rescTs uirr3o0ooo;
roads and highways. ~liO,JOO: BRIDE. \ 10 L,
StIJu0u: rairOada eleyatIug, etc, 800 OOO cleaning
basin -1Ou,OUO Total cost >1.ti5 700.
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wr.rruEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLArxsThe viii of tho Rev Dr. soPa aTne n oi
Tynr wac admitted t. probate yesterday mo value "a
~ estate wa, $40 900, which he lot To hs We ana
children library he bequeathod TO tnn Zoo hao
school I'm Philadelphia, with the exception OF Iov pooh
rho iury in the suit of George o. Sicsleh asdimst
David ana lu. OF New Rochelle, rendered E pc
I'm favor of the plaintiff for 81 GiO.-. me heE' topeL'
White OF Purdy's station. who was ln'cltu ~. I'd IN
.auing Mls-Elfrrda Robinson while she was tiIoJ IN ~,
me family was admitted to Sl5OO pail yesterudI' Inns
was furnished By George Mckee OF Bedford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
TIE GANG TINT KLLLED kILAE

William Collins was indicted with four others
as members II "a gang 81 rufian4 who Krd GOtti, b
kat, bohemian, In East seventy tOufth--t on Ant
=. lhCy raised u disturbance while the police
ut tho Grant funeral aud beat ami kicked the
bohemian To death Andrew Spanicr one OF tho gang,
has already been convicted Of maIsiaughtcr In the
second degree ana sentenced 10 the state Prison for
twelve years AMI six months. Collins Wns convicted
Yesterday before Recorder Smyth oil the same offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
lnr III ronr,..n,lnrR NALE.

II va, announced in dl>pa.ch published
re.t,rIay tu,t tie Marquis de W,te, had so'd hi-
sal-htrrhpu-rs HcIor DI together with the prop
cry o me rcfrigcr company r-thisHc hy him ON
The Northern Pacific ruad. Dthr wcl-suowu On cago
packn- no isc ot mour a 60. While 40 Ot'c'al con-
nruat ion of the report could pc obtained yesterday q
prr.on familiar .u the NEGOTIATIONS said that they Had
u,eu completed TIC drtais WeI" r0t miir Known.
II .luUl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12
COyNECTICUT TOWNS.

RDGrrrrtD-The Rev. Father Walsh has been stflcAoh
with paralysis. $1,000
Wu1oN.-Prcpara.ions arc being made to ceIeprate
For.fathers' day There will be an address h'u -'o"
England supper IN the CONGREGATIONAL Church
n,ptrx Two msn who opened a boarding school for
boys I'm the Locust il Seminary recently are ropor'u
have disappcared, leaving, among other pupi's' n''
Spaniaris in the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-12

The annual meeting OF the BOARD of Associated Char
flies was held "a. MINT at Library Hall mass meet
inc was called awaken more interest In the lanrs Of
tle associated charities OF tue city.
The annual meeting Of the Essex County Bible Society
was held yesterday In tho lhsd Presbyterian Church
Nfnr, ail IG 800 families visited last wear and
Ile5 Bibles given away.
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the new certificates within month the companys
stock should be stricken from the list
Is BORACIC ACID PUT INTO Mike
DEALERS KNOW NOTHING ABOUT U-wHAr ID


DEALERS KNOW NOTHING ABOUT Ir-wHAr Dr.
EDsoN THINKS.
I mirieswere made bya TEBUNE reporter yester
davamong mum GER OF milk dealers in this cltywlt1
view of learning how extensively tnc practice OF
putting boIacic acid into milk is carried OF. nc
amount Of ignorance the part Of the dealers was
amazing. Although DR.. Cyrus Edison had lhIoTu
the Board of Health thaJ the aclu nau T IoUa
/ used in a limited degree by unscrupui0us
dealers, dealer could be fo1na Wno ndu
ever heard OF such thing. Al the MIX LNChihEe'
! No. 90 North Moore-st.. the manager said ihat re
had had considerable experience IN inc mix ouT
mess and among the milk dealers Of this city. = II
there are anv dealers INSCRIPTIONS enough to give
a customer Brghts III cease ~ serving MN WIN
such an adutcration." said be, " never heard 81
IT, and Won can depend upon II you VIII uoI sel
any milk dealer to acknowledge it, either"
| " There is "A custom in vogue among the dealers,
SAID another seller of COW MIX OF puh,t tt W.
or three tablespoOntus of salt in the bottom Oh
the milk eau to keep it from sourhig'
Putting bicarbonate of sofia in the
milk is also pretty extensively resorted 10. but
this is only done in the summer. The dealers must
have some safeguard against loss incident To chahge
of woat er. Why here only last Monday LOCO
cans of milk sOured on the cars coming down RON
Ulster County. You remember there was tn'l'uer
storm and the weather was sticky and ioggy.,
I'll there is any of that acid sold the druggists
must be into IT" said another dealer.
Dem boobies won't be satisfied" remarked p
dealer with the accent of the Tenth War " undli
der dealer dake nit HIM in Il wagon round der Cow
mnJ he'll T,nT md der gusto ncrs gone und
der dealer milk der gov, DeVore ocr eyes
arctty.' W.
James Burgess, VINO keeps restaurant ~ NcN.
and Harrison Sta said 10 the rcporie that he knew
of an Instance where milk brought from Ulster
County had been placed on board Of steamer
bound for Glasgow. The steward aticrward IN
formed him that the fund had kept sweet going
across and ha + way back to America: lie, dId not
know hat process the ships stewards used to Keep
their milk sweet.
DR. Cyrus Eds IN said: " Two years a-o. before |
took charge OF the Second Sanitary DIVISION. 1t was
asccrtaincd that some of the mlkrnen IN tins city
wee using bordcc acid. They were arrested ana
the practice of using the acid was discontinued
Since then we have been making 5000 aualN SIS OF
milk each wear aud we have not found a trace OF
boracic acid y. any of the samples. We have ar
rested about 20 dealers for selling waicIed or
hHracin srii has been used bv the milkmcn III This
citf si;ce have had oversight of hc milk iHspec-
lions In fact the milk sold in the city now Is oi
GOOD orallty. as a rule and the dealers know that
they VIII he detected If tlcy make practice OF
aduiteratug milk"