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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
A RIG BREWERY COMBINE.

An Immense combination Of brewing Interests, IN
yolviog several million dollars, has been formed
Including the following rne plants: Gotihed Kruger
l. Co belmont Avenue brewery, and Charles ITch 5
brewery Newark; Peter liaucEs Harrison hp"ery
the brewery OF Adolph Hupicl, Of Nawiork, and the
Albany Brewery Company, Of Albany These VIII
ali mass under the control Of great company with
capital stock Of nearly si,oOoooo. For some time
renorts have been circulated that Trciz's brewery
had bcen purchased by English syndicate, but this
vas incorrect While negotiations were pending
another suggestion was made and carried through.
The purchasers were represented through Robert
plrss o, No. 100 Broadway, NowYork, and AlfNan.
der Gibbs & co. were tho general agents.
The object Of the consolidation wa the opening up
OF tho concerns 10 the Investment OF outside capital
stock will be issued in the new company OF about
S475O 900. This Is 10 be used TO purchase the Drew
eries OF Krueger Hauck and Huphl ana the Albany
concern The title each will pass to The company
but the actual control OF the concerns Viii remain IN
the hands Of the present owners for at lcaEen years
zach owner will take block Of the stock In part pay
ment. and also large sum Of MONEY.
Several Jerscymcn, number OF Now foFkcrb hiln
English capitalists are subscribers for Tic STOCK The
cash payments viii reach about s2,25O,OOo The
transaction has practically been completed within Ll
last few days. and all tho papers have been signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
Jersey CITY.


All the beer and music gardens tho hf1 were
open Yesterday, but there vas no music except az
Mrs. roblmann's where orchestron ground out an
occasional tune for the entertainment OF the 10"
.,os,s Who were IN the garden. Business was COM
naratiyely dull, as the customers whom they fouhd
,b.ro was 10 be no band, dropped out Beer was
IA ,rder ,he name OF weiss beers At tho Union
mn scbpetzep Park there were two bands, one OF
,ho, a f,naIe orchestra. Beer flowed, but not IN
rroot pleptv because the price had been raised 10
tan centz a glass Nearly all the places IN Jersey
civ and Hoboken were doing business aithouBh
seemingly closed.
Feline Romoh Plncro, who has been representing
himself as the heir TO large estates In Mexico, was
arrested on Saturday night, charged with obtaining
r,o,.v ,ndsr false pretenccs. The complainant Is
Charles Traub OF No. 40 Bowers'st Flnero anu
Traub met on a steamer coming from Germany, some
,rooLs apo and plnero cultivated the acquaintance
uo told Troub about HIS fathers great wealth and
h,s ovn magnificent expectations. and as he spent
money lavishly there seemed to DO some tounua'ion
for his stories After reaching Jersey City, Pnero
finances hogan TO run low and he borrowed nom
Traub in small sums until he had secured s9o 80.
Traub finally becoming suspicious caused Pihero
arrest lie was locked up in tho sixth Preclhot foco
Station.
Two mon. three women and child IN carrSso
had an almost miraculous escape from instant death
Yesterday. The horse became frightened near tho
pennsylvania Railroad crossing In Warrenst AS
bo dashed across the tracks the locomotive OF a
LehIgh Valley train Just grazed the hind wheels. The
run away horse caught on the other sld7 oi tno
tracks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
v,R1OrS NEwJERsEY TOWNS.

NEW RRU NSwICK-M. P. Hendrckson' OF SCUM
Amboy freight and passenger agent OF the Harlan
River Railroad, was arrested last evening on war
rant in which Edward Furman charged MIN win InO
murder OF George KiSsinger in the riot at sayreVhe
n week ago. Hendrickson protests Innocence. ks
singer was an cmplOyc OF Furman, on whose fanh
the railroad men were trrspaSsinS Hendrick'oh
is IN jail hero.
ORANGE-Thc fourycar.oh child OF Antonio
sherazl an Italian living In CONTEST, had mario"
cecapo last evening The child ran In front oil car
Of the Crusstown Railroad, wa knocked down ana
fell between the horses, and before the car coua DC
stopped Il ran over the child. To the amaIemcnt OF
the bysandcrs tho little crawled out at the sldo
between the wheels Of the car unhurt, with the ex'
ception Of few slight scratches
EAST oRANGE.-Thc Rev. Frederick Z Pulfan, OF
The Grove street CongT gaonn Church, delivered last
evening a lecturc on Bunyau's Pilgrims Progress
proiuscly illustrated with ,lcreoptcon views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
WHAT rs GOING o. TO-DAY.

Electric sugar fraud case, General Sessions.
Annual election at the Stock Exchange
Universal Peace Union Friends Meeting House, FIJI
teenth-st and Rutherford Place. 80 and p. m
Opening Of tho exhibition OF Society OF American ArJss
Reformed pastors meeting, 10 a,
Baptist Minister meeting, Twentythird Street Baptist
Church IL a.
Baseball NewYOrk and Cleveland. st. George. S. /,
845 y. m.
International Chess Congress, No. Union Square
Republican Club, No. 450 FIfth.ave., p m.
Authors reading IN aid OF the Hayne Memorial Hard
man Hall, p. M
Meeting Of the Committee OF the Arch Fund 80 p m
Billiard tournament, Racquet Club court Tweny-sHth
St, evening.
Academy OF Sciences. Columbia College, p. m.
Annual meeting Society for Promotion Of Gospel Among
Seamcn, No. 46 Catharine.st, 80 p. m.
XVIII Assembly District Club. No. 1913 Second ave,
Sp N.
Meeting Of the Atlantic Yacht Club. p m.
eighthst. and Broadway, 8 10 p. m
n A. A. A. A. boxing and wrestling contests, Tammany
Hall, y. m.
Society OF Medical Jurisprudence No. ~ West Thirty
hrstst, m.
Annual meeting Of Narragansctt Club. p. m.
Concert Of Ncw.York University Gee Club ChIckerng
nNIl. 10 p. m.
Meeting of 22d Regiment Veterans No. Union
Square, p. m.
Athletic exhibition Central Turn Veren. Terrace Gar.
den, East Ffy-eghth.st evening.
brooklyn Sunday School Union, Hanson Place MeLhO.
dist Episcopal Church, p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


ptshon Iourhlin Yesterday laid the cornerstone OF
the new French Roman Catholic ChuTch OF 81 LOUIS.
at Ellery.St. and NOstrsnd ave- IN inc presence Oh
many priests and large number OF larmeh. ~ VIII
ne A Gothic frame structure, and viii cost $4,000
The Rev. Dr.. r. s. Macarthur, of Calvary Baptist
Church New. York will address tho Brooklyn sunday
school Union this evening, at the Hanson Place Method
ist Episcopal Church.
oGioer o'Rorke found mo back basement door Of
No az Maipst burning early yesterday morning, and
on examination discovered that kerosene oil had been
poI,red over Il. The empty can was lying near by,
and there were many evidences Of deliberate athinp
Mt arson The policeman eXtinguished the fire before
much damage was done. The house Is thrcc story
,nsnent and there wero about thirty persons asleep
in tbe building when the fire was discovered
All was quiet yesterday In the neighoorhood OF
James d. Ftshs present homo, NO 2'E heFy's'
Passersby glanced at the house or paused 10 hauSN
their curiosity by careful scrutiny ih'FO Holo 10"
callers, or none at all.
Ira Leo Hamburger has been electnd president OF
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Mr.. Bambcrger Is
counsellor. at-law. and took prominent part IN thS
fair IN December which realized S5OoOo tor ht
Asylum. He is the gon.inlAW OF Bridge trustee
Moses MAY and occupies high social position. s
GoodsLein, q member OF the Board Of Education, haS
been elected vice president
An alumni association has been formed by a mum
Der Of graduates Of Public school No 10 and strenuous
efforts are foot 10 increase its membership 10 al
least 100 before the close Of the It's present
officers are James Il. Burnett president: John II
Tierney, vice. president; John W. Wilder treasurer
and Benjamin 81. Briggs, ir. No. LOG WilOughby
st., secretary.
The funeral of James G. Shaw took place yesterday
| at the house Of his nephew, II, n, Smith. No l37
aacOn-st.. the Rev DR.. Eddy, Of the First Baptis
Church Williamsburg, officiating. large number d
The dead mans friends and employees were present
| among them being George r. and Thomas Vernon
| george A. omoy, Alexander Egger Arthur Morgan
| and Caleb Kirby. Tho burial win be At TarrytowI
/ to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
rx4eug PREVENTED FROM STARTING by
CURB,
s,rxrxrrS HORSES WILL PROBABLY GO 40 @h~
posr FOR THE BIG RAcE-A SIH"fs'1 ~
pnzSCx ROYAL AND RAcrIANDs
ruRP NEWS AND COMMENTS


rrRRNp5ys AND COMMENTS
s,,cs Yesterday morning two more horses nav Deo
withdrawn fron the Brooklyn JoOAo! o1O r",,..as
which fs 70 be run on Weonesua' -. .t.,tors
-, .rd there are now only sixteen prooaolo s'AeiS
80, - ant a curb eight days ago, and hugElh'
-. 80 mn able 70 give him a sufnclent prepare
100 he did everything IN his power 10 se'
A.. ola rogue ready and did not osclAle n.A
-. .sonrht there was a chance Of getting hun I'd mo
,So.t Yesterday, however, all nope "ss -
"a .. Was decided that Eurus should remain ~ ~"
.taIl. eating the oats Of idsness MT. oS'Sa'' 10"
..rrs,,ntattye IN tho race It will be Marauder, put
,,q not start the colt unless Instructed 70 90
- - ,ba Nastar OF CheStorbrook II Marsnoer oooS
ma. 20, Harvard may ride ". Lakslands E1he' AZ
mann Yesterday he said that he had no moun'' M
wound he accept any but good one. hSS"~o =.
down to riding weight, and his health Is Oe'1r A -
mas been for months 80. =.
.aprs g. W. Street: who contends tha' nc . Nv
o.,or t,sv.r having received diplomat, has deoiaeo
not to start Niagara. When l saw h~no'0t -,
T,sa.s.s he saad. al made up my mind that my ooi.
"a - nus,nass IN tle race Neither second nor hiiu
-n.v has any attractions for the doctor. ii no Gun
.,oA win hs viii stay out BY the way. ne "sh,s u
,,,serx,ooa THAI the white stuff he puts vi ING 80
pf his horses is not pipe-clay II Is Whiuhs' 80,
xubztapce that can be bought at any drugstore N
rants pound. II the public object 10 MS uSinS ~
ts xxtlffnR 20 paint his horses req, "hiVo anu va :
,c.rn,Dr Nsgara, II Is barely possible that no may
change his mind and start him. a ,..r
Tn, neport that aDare DeviF Fttzpatr1ch h~~ 49,
Engaged 20 ride Walter GRATIS ElkWooo ID NOV ~ -
rnct Martin, the stable Jockey, Will nave .n
rnount on the Suburban winner. 1t IS poSs'oie Sl~'
Fttxpatz4ok may ride Exile Hayward does hot,
r ItttIeaeld has been engaged TO rae R0G a',
who was never a better horse than now. ~ wa,
take Hanover to beat him." said Trainer PrSor' N
shat he asks for is fair day aud fast TRACK
aAndyo Mccarthy was engaged seVera "eekS StO
M M. urgler but he fears that he Will DC unaU0 70
make the weight-97 pounds. AS the owners arc op
nosed 10 declaring any overweight, they VIII pun up
sInoh penny ~ Mccarthy cannot get down nave
heen in the bath every day for I'VE days Sou "a"
sat,er. aout don't seem TO be able 10 GET uo"u'
come out weighing OF pounds and feeling hstrS'o,
but hetore night comes get back TO lo3 or lo4'
aon,, understand It. because eat nothlhH' AZ N
last three DAYS / have eaten but one meal NeC a.
sb has ridden Jugeler to victory three times ana VIII
he o1evously disappointed II h has 70 stahn uo"p III
favor of little Penny. JuGglel is Dig suHpptns
hnrse 70 whom few pounds one Way or the otnoI
LII make no difference. Better Mccarthy at lo-
noupds than Penny at 81. .,.,
A revised list of the horses that may be expec'ed
m 90 to tho post is given below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
povs ARRESTED FOR TWO ROBBERIES.

BoYs ARRESTED FOR TWO RoBbEHlhS'
In the early part Of last week the Drugstore ~
-, n yeus No. 500 Ftfth-ave., entered oy
,bioves with false keys the safe broken open ana
s,7o IN cash stolen. On wednesday John Bolton 4
drv goods store next door 10 the drugsorci hui9ioI
a stmiIar visitation, the robbers entering ihtnuEn a
S,cr window from which they filed the IRON Gsth
IT, carried away a small Marvin safe win an ~
contents The detectives late on sStirGaS n mEStb a.
Sos,cd ndrew and Peter KerSe, OF No J%1 Nihln 81
on a charge of committing both robOenes. Inc b4ys
arr brothers seventeen and nineteen wears Ola @
Sae Iecn emuoyed as a porter In Mr. weiss druR,spIS
Tor some time and Andrew was idehunea W a "a, .I
ware man in the ncighborh"oh a. INC P0iSo" "'
bought a file found by the detectives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
OUTGOING STE4HgHS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK..........-.sUNpAY. MA
AuBrNTh

PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. May Ia. 1889
ARRIVED
steamer Edam tDteh Bakkor Amsterdam Apnl u. with
steamer Norma7dlo Oh, de Kersaoec Havro May T.
steamer bermuda CrJ Fraser Trinidad April 90 barbados
AauguA May l. II KsI 81 Cror with ndso passon.
gers "a OutorbTtdge Co Arrived Ut the bst At
!" steamer Urinooo CBr GArvln Hamilton Bermuda days
viii md.e and passengars 10 Old dominion ss Go.
steamer winthrop Bragg Portland, with mdso 70 HorauO
Steamer GAucus Coleman Boston. with mdso II F Dim.
sUNsET-A, sandy Hoos. wind light Sc. dense fog. At
CITY Island. WIND calm; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Tcners Brl McCnIsy RIO Janeiro % days with
rhS aS FefS 70 RosSu Sss
DAllott Arrived at tho Bar al II pm
SAILED.
Steamers Holland ard Carlisle, for London Albany Glas
gov Bergen and Bergensorcn, BsrRcoa
Ship HaluAut for Antwerp
Also .a,led-vi, Long Sound steamers Lucy Nil
ler BuckspOrt EleAnora, Portland DimooE Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN May l2 Sailed steamers EtruriA [Pr Hams,
and Alaska r Brooks from LIVERPOOL henee FOR
from bremen hence Tor New York
Bond from NeTforh on her way 70 queenstown ana L'er
CnRsriIxsAsp May ll-Arrved steamer Thing DAM
ASTERDtx May ii-Arriycd, steamer CAand (DtehJ.
RorTEEo1N May il Sailed steamer Amsterdam (Dtoh)
ISrwEEF May 10 Sailed steamer Do Ruytsr tBelg ART
HiYEE May l2-Arrlved, steamer Ia Bourgogne (Er,
Franguol from NcwYork
PARA May lO-Arrivoi. steamer Advance Gnftha from
Esw.YOrk on her way 10 Rio JAne!ro
Sailed. steamer Augustine lBr). HArwood for Now York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
NEWARK.

Isaac wihrick, Of Warren County. fatherin'laW OF
Major Lent Of Newark, is seriously SICK lie IS III
his eighty seventh year Mr.. Widrck was mem
Der OF Congress forty five years ago.
A. cost Of 81 900 900 the Erie Railroad will con-
.r,,c, m cvtensnn Of eleven miles through Orange
70 West Newark IrvIngton and Pontiac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
. PROSPECT OF A NEW CAVALRY TROOP

nIannnr TO organize cavalry troop, after the modci
% the ono from Cleveland which took part In the
Centennial parade with the forces from pno, Is
rnsn who have the plan In charge say ~ VIII uItma')
he carried out and that tho troop Will he regularly
,hera are many Young men IN Brooklyn who would
IKE nothing better than 20 S"rve the state In This
vay They are fine horsemen and have tho military
snIyit hut want the opportunity 70 choose Their as
spciates 10 greater extent than Is possible III al
ordinary company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
A POSSIBLE UNION OF CLUBS.

The question OF the consolidation Of the Orange
Club with tho Essex County Country Club Is talked
Of in Orange and although no positive steps have yot
been taken in tho matter, It Is hot improbable that
such a consolidation may take place Each club has
A membership Of o little over 200, and neither owns
ouartnrs suitable for It. The Orange Club has fine
position and ample ground, but tho clubhouse itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
STATEN ISLAND.

srNPIETON.-Mr Susan Hcrornan. widow, forty
wears old. living IN Bay. st, after quarrIlnH win
her ucglhors yesterday attempted 10 end her He by
taking a dose ~ carbullc acid. At late hour last
ulghI The WAS unconscious and bui ut'le nope
II her recovery is entertained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

Is small and IN every way untitled for the PurpOse.
Tho County Club has lease Of It's present house IN
Hutton Park until next December, which u Is h1s
certain could be sdvantageousy renewed. lno unlSh
Of the two clubs would give membership OF nearly
500 and financial ability TO purchase grounds OF ample
sIze In a central place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TOpET.
sun r.es al sets % SIS Moons are 10
NATEA
SH-sasey HooI C9l asv. h.AEd $40 Hell Data sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
INNG ISLAND.

COMFY ISLAND-Thr largest crowd Of tho season
thi. FAR was A. tho island Yesterday. Although the
crowd vas estimated At 1000. accidents were re
ported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-Judge Q. ]. Hnlyer, OF washington
wINDSoR-RAilroad Commissioner T. W. Kinsey 81 Bee
ton, and Collector A. r. seeberRsr Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
AM Gun Conlonts

The FIRST TEN PLAToOSs OF TIN REGIMENT
photographed Centennial Day by Rock
wood II Union Square superb result SIZE SxlO Sent by
mail 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
. "NANTICoKE."
'NANTICOKE.'
HENRY A. DANIELS, II. D,
To MOTHERS

5lf WRT l2tTH'Sr
DiEeasns OF the Nervous system. 6eaito Urinary Organs
Impotence and sEoriny. Hours ~ IA 6toa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

"Mrs. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children Teothing
sOicns tho gums reduces Inflammation sAys all pain, ouToi
wind collie aud diarThBa 20 Conn bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

KESTs ROTARY KNIFE-CLEANING MACHINES.
100000 IN use In European hotels and families
LEWIS & CONGER Sole Agents
+ COL and e09 9h'aye., 1888 and l,SA0 broadway. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

HpwopYever' is q much improved colt The same
may be aid Of TAragon, the msinstay Of the stable
Last year. Higgins has good looking lot OF two
year-olds, but they backward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

The new extension TO the grand stand at the
Grayssond track is the best place from which to SEQ
the races. Twenty four boxes, oontaing hvs chars
each, have been arranged for such persons a. may
Wish to sit apart from the common herd Tho Pnce
OF box is IS a day, or s25 for the season, club
honSe nr1vlleRcS included.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

Gorge worked the handicap distance In 2 :i6 and
seemed to have about all she wanted. II Is the com
mon opinion among those who have watched her for
n week that she stands no chance in the company Of
Hanover, Terra Gotta, Prince Royal and Elkwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

the Snspss Of Sc ISden Blood Horse ASSoG iSn
near Elizabeth, n. J., have been r. Babcock the
week teS has cleared the property OF al OBJ
struCons and expects TO have " "a. ASSOCIATION and
E,,n ~ n, Coster Is secretary. Inc ius ar
UsSpsSsarv for the completion OF the enterprise MT
said 10 be in hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

.,,.,-s ,,,rr the PlIerslie st1ld and thrty-
40 |ro, FrJenhclm are u be sold by Colonel HIuvo
o az the American Horse Exchange to-day. b'uuHe
IA expected 10 begin at IL a M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

large number of horseInen spent sunday bc ~
lam PASSIONS sale paddOcks Hunt iulIS 49, -
and McGrathana ycarlngS. Tie youne%efe az '"
ne snId tomorrow, the sale beginning al IL o. HI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

The Bourbon Drumstick Bonnie Kitty and Falcon
are going to be started for third money. Bella B.
wh 30 sent out to make the pace for Hanover.
Connemaras first duty will be the spelling of dozen
stsrts. The Judges should give her three trials and
no more One horse should not Be allowed 20 destroy
tAs chances Of dozen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-14
THE DlREFuL DAM.

II Wss = Structure that Ought to Invoke
Waiedtetsons iss Constructors and
Tho-~ who Maintained IL.
NEW TonK. June THE suns Johns
town special says that a reporter went ID
the dam AZ Lake Conemaugh yesterday
and examined the masonry and found
that il consisted merely ~ dirt. with a
light rubble facing. instead os solid ma
sonrs. and the waste gates, by which It's
builders Designed that its surplus in time
81 high water should be- run Of are said
t. have been permanently closed 20 save
the fish, As a. the dam itself. there was
no massive masonry nor any tremendous
exhibition ~ engineering skill in design-
Ing the structure or putting il up. There
was no masonry nj all. in fact. nor any
engineering worthy " the name. Tn-
dam was simply a gigantic heap ~
earth dumped across the course % D
mountain stream between two low hills.
II was faced on each side with layer %
heavy. rough stone. loosely thrown to-
cether and unrementel. This pile ~
earth was. a. has been stated. about sew.
enty-tire feet high and niuety-fve feet
;hiex. nj the base Al the summit IL was
levelrd off % a. {, BE- about twenty feet
wiIe aud wayon-rOai crossed il. II was
an ordinary dirt-road. and there was no
rock or masonry beneath ii. the Width
y. the stream AZ the bottom ~ the dam
waS about Forty feet. At the top the dam
was ABBOTT - feet long. II was built
straight across the gap AMI neither face
nor back was curved. The slopes wero
about the same On both face and back.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-14

JoHSsrowS. Pa, June "A party Of
searchers saw two men robbing the body
Of woman to- lay. The thieves were
caught. In one Of their pockets was
found woman's ear. entire, sliced from
the head with sharp knife. Ia the ear
lobe was sparkling diamond ring. The
captors placed ropes around the necks Of
the villains, and then strung them up to
the nearest tree until they were dead.
They then cut them down and buried
them. Further investigation ~ the con-
tents Of the pockets Of the fiends brought
forth large quantities Of jewelry and tho
mutilated finger Of little girl, on which
was a gold hand ring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-14
without Boats or Food. and Craxed with
A. xiety.

SASo Hollow, Pa, June 3.-Advices
from Johnstown are that practically
every building ia the city has either been
entirely wrecked. or damaged so that IL
will have to be rebuilt. Whole streets
were swept clear OF all trace Of habita-
ton. The people who escaped TO the
hillsides have no boats 10 get around
with, and are hard pressed for food.
They are cnmped out In the brush, and
the women and children suffe greatly
from hardships. besides being half crazed
with anxiety over the fate Of friends and
relatives. The water Is not receding
much, because the choked up railroad
bridge acts as dam, and will do 50 until
the debris that clogs the arches is re-
moved. which will be big job. Tho
Pennsylvania railroad track Is torn away
bodily for distances OF mile or more in
two or three places. The Baltimore a
Ohio track suffered also, but not 50 se-
vercly. E