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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
NORTHERN NEwJERSEY COUNTIES.

WEST UOBOK EN.-Sophic Bunchcr. truYrar Old
girl living In iIpbohcn-st, Vas attacked ~ Patterson
ave. while going h. q store an crrand \'lrIdiy
morning Lv llr.c, dog which buried II, FAM, ~ her
shoulder several italian silk weaver went Z" uin
little grl', assistance aud beat IN" animal OH. Inc
little girl's injuries consist VI bIOkon collar bone ana
, badly lncrratrd shoulder ana arm. Her W"'tu,
YER. c,utcrl,d. The attack - ir.ht"nd TIE tlIh
that she Wa thrown INTO commissions.
ut TuERFORD. The tuesday Evening kc'HIut
CnIl cave 4 musical AID dramatic cb'"ritinHcn' Oh
Iuc.dn, uieh for the benefit Of tl' rutherford la" ID
Ieuui. Clu5 al the house Oi The hllcr. N''n' ~
~ rraliy,d Among those Who tIOh part We're IL
Iv'-or, H. L. Ivi,on /. n. Hollistcr, Ml'- HrIii j.
UolI,tcr Miss Mabel HOLSTER, Mis- N"lF ION, yer,
y : Wilmington. =. J.. Magic and q. a. Mhtlr' Nt'r
The entertainment Nil, Fla Ni-on Invited ih' mem
her, of the Reading club aud few friends &" Hrr
bninc where. afr dancing refreshments were served
NEW BRU NsWICK.-It would appear Il, th0uth th'
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad meant - push uic Hpt"N"
rc,t In This city for tn tenants ~ 'hc properly il
ba. purrha-od within the lat Two years nav I'''N''
u",iro I, y,.tt. the premises. and negotiations are
gnjr, f,r,,arI for the purchase of other prUTrt'~
Nth vlcV of Strengthening the road hnd making Il
four track line.
PLNINFIELD. Charles Hand contractor, CON
plccd a structure "A ago designed d. a pay hou'
lie f. now cudclVOriug tp induce the common 'puhcii
10 pIrchasr the building and transform u INTO "a
CITY hall The huildng is Situated upon SIDE street
removed from the business centre of the city. The
owner asks $40 900 for II. The discussion over the
matter AZ the next Common Council meeting promise,
10 he lively. o.. The delay u the water company
In carrying out the provisions Of IA" wat'rworlts
(-,uchi-r f. attributed 10 dc~r" tlI" part of the
cnintanv 10 obtain also sewerage franchise before
tearing NJ the ctys stIrct,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev. DR.. Maynard has sailed for Europe. where
he will spend his vacation gathering materials for
his lectures which he Will resume on October 20 al
Chickering Hall.
The altar of st. Patrick in the big and still un-
finished Church of the Paulis Fathers, Fifty ninth
ST. and Ninth-avc. which cost $1,000 Is the gift Oh
two poor women who earn their money aS COOKS
lie United states Marshal will sell on July % at
No. 24o Fifavc. clothing that was smusgied mere
recently by petty officer, of The steamer City Of New
York
The Commissioner Of Public Works sent 10 the Mayor
Yesterday his quarterly report ending June 10 nc
reports expenditure amounting to Sl'l7"''o-' ~ J"
that time 1909 square EaluN Vi p'Nc"i''' '''o '
laid.
The work Of tearing mp Ec.lthavc preparatory 10
LAYING a new asphalt pavement; is now III progress
,r,o Uncomfortable Hrothcr,' Employcs' Mutual Aid
society Will have festival at the Lexington Avenue
OPERA House tonight. There viii also BE- pre-cnta
ZION Of The Bccpar student" 10y the AmhcrS opera
Company
.Copstont Rcadcr"-A change was made from the
original programme of the nautical School'hip ~
uary's She probably SAILED from Madeira for home
yesterday. and Will reach home about August 10
The Saratoga will remain IN European waters another
month
..,... ,,.,,-, II O,ocro,,usn ~ tbc CITY Hall
.onad died from heart di,ca," At his home 40. 2l2
West Tenth.-t on Tuesday. leaving wife and four
Children He was hfly-scvcn years old. and Had been
, noliccmnn since los
r., ,,.,. ,uo.,do,, ~ tho Vc,y York Export
., ,,.., ,h, ,,,. ,rr..,od on Monday M
i'"''o, w. n ,.,,, l,,,,l, f,,cd 70 .cr,-.
-, ...., -, nm, l.u Yesterday and + still ia Iud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17

WHITE PLAINS Christopher Res'l' tie '"r'''''
,i,.,,.,n VIII, ON the uielt II july sho' mo
,-.y,d IF .b.ys who were stealing chciH"' AT N'"'
c,i, aud who va, subsequently shot while r',l,'n'S
,rro.t died Yesterday afternoon, In the Nh'' il'"'
ru In recognition u his generous '"vin'c
~, 500 70 purchase uniforms for The VIM" Il',"'
.,.. hand Dr. F. H. Nowiu Wa ''rcuad'" al ~,
, f Prospect nm on TUESDAY HI-t 10y -. ',,.
p .,rIt,tlng Ir,Ifu- "a his d' P'FNi' i'' I,i'n
r "a. Steamer t"iuubit 80
fl.J and I,dfrr Company ana 10" me It'' ~
IT,, ,i..'r 'rru,l outllr y",t"r;a'. Al I've I''"' .
rtck ALOE since tn extension % me rnpa
-, .'.f.rl here. ~" liquor rahc ma nv ,, -
~, t,id about the ,tatm. il" la" hI" :, t,',
i.,...c t,cl,r.s that "a" ENciS' l'"iN i "'' "
- iui.uic.t iu The granting - I''b'''' $50.
v,t. Xr VERNON The i'uus I"prs ,r"r.h
, t,r,.,',n Tudcavor 81 the l'r~pN 't.'' 'o'
lad a I,u,nc.c lawn party ou th' tI'l' ,o,, and
t Sr.hrr I'm Ifth aye, yc-t'iuAl t., ,,r
-. TIu- for -l.-ub Ia h'en , ~ M,
i,,.r., monument . Hy vote OF - IT,, ,, i'
nrt ~ Trustee lo- pr--"d an Grimm" ''l ,t.r,
l' 49," - -, up,u any sect society %. a-''' ~,
.i1l,., rul,ilc religious services I'D r' '''''" " "
village. a.,,,,o went
XrWrocuEtLE-rrc Lbrry 40 iiuo0 c"1cy
. n,,r annual excursion yesterday l" ''''
Island and Kocla"h}. , ,,.ia,io,
INC -ryG-ihe sing sing Hospital A9So,ia a.
,,,r.I,,. 81 tie cedar Gl"u House PruPIn' q"
"r- l.,r,l 4 lou James y. Nohii~h ''' F''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17

Earl b. Chacc doing business a Fan DE- h''9
CO., plumbing and >icAn-i'''m'' 81 .''
Water ST. made an assignment Yesterday TO Henry A.
pic. giving preference t. Bis father Bowers =.
Cb,e, for $4,000 borrowed money. Mr.. GRACE '"u
, large bushes, in plumbing and heating Tor 'p''n
lativc builder, which. IT f. said. tel up 'oh-d'i'De
# hi, capital. lie employed about ,'AN m-h' ne
IL. erecting a four story apartment house Al 'F''Hc
aud Marcy ayes, Brooklyn, valued a, +'V""" I''
also Owls other real oNiai" III hIVpNH" '"'"' ~
,. 600 ban, mort r,c.d FIR $4,000 Three lud -ueuto
Trrr. entered against him Yesterday, at2I's"'I :
- -:}5 In favor Of The j. L. Mott Iron Work 'I"Pi''
IL fathnr VINO lives I'm Providence. Is -ald 10 ic
wealthy Earl l.. Chace being NJ Only vhI' lHr
latter va, also president 81 the kIenNlc N"oo-"o'"
M CnnpalIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
ELIZABETH.

Joseph M'Cori. . "e[iho"h '"''',r anu a., '''
49,. i,,, ti,l Yesterday at hi- home SO. III Naii'
uave Al fine az of sixty i've. lie wa An ~
rise Comni--i6ucr for several year, diI AT one
fine Wa. q member Of the Board Of Fro'hold'r'
The excursion Of the Poicr Department y''"r
day ,,a, the largest Of thc oca.on, over I"'p poop
aCrlrg themscvc- Of ia" chance 10 hrIP A"nt '"'
p,,rd d. th, benefit Of TIA" sick 81 disabled ponce
mon IN" crowd Wa ~" big tat lhiuN P'"PI' WIZ
nfrpld b. ~ abuari the excursion b"'''.
o,o,,,,te, 81 the CITY Council 10 going 10 recon
maud "a The IaN Commits. uucI~ ti1i tll"i
nl go 900 be- made on The athuh' in% I'>E ln'
Nayor and Controller opposed T." the irnu,u"l'
AID i I. doubtful Il the COmInl ,pu"r~ VIII MAKE IT,
Tho intention of # /, 10 keep the tax levy down l"
$ per cent.
The BOARD Of Health yesterday Informed William
"a U,,l,iu that hc must Close al one" mat portion
nf hi. extensive tar roofing works, IA south front st.
which It l. said /, a public nuisance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Monmouth Park 80 p M
Citizens Alliance meeting, ex-senator Boyd's Office
80 p IA.
Atlantic Yacht Club Rendezvous, New Rochelle.
New-York Yacht Club meeting. BrOad-st., Dclmonicos
l p. N.
Columbia, Is a. IN.
IIoboken Turtle Club breakfast and dinner, Larch'
Lafayette Guard festival Urblch's Park, evening.
Catholic benevolent Legion festival, Harlem RIVER
Park. p.
Business Mems Republican Organization. I'D Assem-
bly, District. No. 90 Oliyerst., p. N.
Ptsburg baseball match, brotherhood rarK'
4p. ,
Ncw.York- Cleveand baseball match Polo Grounds
p. III. -.
Acosa q. Foster habeas corpus case Supreme court
10 80 a. m.
Departure Of eight Tribune FrcshAir Fund parties to
the country. w.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
ry4BLE TO SMCGGLE THE GOODS.

special Treasury Agent Charles +. Wilbur seized
,,-o lots IL Goods Yesterday that smurclcd int"
nott bv officers Of a steamer and sailing vessel Inc
steamer is -iuIy Of the Italian Navigation Tom
pany, which arrived here recently from Palermo III
,pccOrs BrittOn and Iius-cy iound in the StAicoom
of steward Carata some Winc human hair, mar
watch chains and ten cases Of diamond Jc"elry' which
Cariata had not declared The entire consignment IS
worth perhaps 900
Officer, BrittOn and Iu>scy also captured quantity
Of goods which had been removed from the sailing
vessel John Mcdonald, from Liverpool, without u
permit. The articles had not been declared. and IN
Guided pictures musical instruments, Cay pipes and
ropes, worth from $500 T. 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
WILING TO PAY THEIR TAXES.
FIRE INSURANCE MEN TO HAVE ANOTHER CON
FERENCE WITH PRESIDENT COLEMAN.

FIRE INSURANCE MEN TO HAVE ANOTHER CON
FERENCE WITH PRESIDENT COLEMAN.
The action taken by the New-Yorl Board Of Fire
Underwriters it, monthly meeting Yesterday
likely 10 result in the fire insurance companies
Of INF, city taking position with regard 10 the pay
mcnt Of local taxes under the law Of l--G widely
different from that Indicated BY the representative,
of a number ID the companies al the conference with
President Coleman, If the Tax Department. Tues
day. II voted Yesterday refer the matter 10
the Committee Laws and Legislation, which Is tn
report AZ the next meeting Of the Board. J. Jay
NcStcll. secretary Of the Manufacturers and Builders
Insurance Company who was present at the con-
ference with Nr Coleman, said o. Tribune reporter
that In his opinion the companies would be guided
there would be another conference with President
Coleman u"Nt "Wednesday.
That the committee i, not likely 10 recommend the
fro insurance companies to try to cvade local
ton. under the recent decision Of the Court 81 APP
Ieal' in the suit Of the Commonwealth Insurance
Company. IS evident from what was said by lis
chairman. Daniel \. Head. the president Of the
Home Insurance Company. to The Tribune reporter
Yesterday. When found the bill drawn up in
the shape IN which il wa>." said Mr.. Head the
committee was surprised. The Governor, believing
ton refused o. sign IL until the Attorney General
gave IL a, his opinion that rhe companies were not
~ exempted. The Commonwealth Company not
organized at that tiuc | advised and urGed IL not
10 bring the suit. My company has always acted
In good faith. and hao never refused 10 pay local
taxes under the law has any other company
represented by the Committee Of the Board II Fire
'rdcrvr.t"rS. II any of them do II will not De
with The advice and approval Of the committee The
cOmpauic, r'pr Sent'd az the conference yesterday
We're acting independently. and their action not
binding upon any other company in the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
no,o THIEF curGHr STEALING SPOONS

,,r,rr.t o'Couuor. domestic -'.I'.' ~ i,,n,r.1
,wr. MARGARET smith at 40 80 West '''' o,oee
~, ,,,.,,ty. .ccond.-t.. heard til" 'A''"'''' n..
,.r,l,, morning. ard found upon I'"- L,1
,,,,.,,., room that fourteen ''Id Nv ua .,r,.,
n,cu taken from the table Hm"'''T c,rry,nc a
ne -" -.,r.1 In a Handkerchief Margaret ran
%n@'r D., Tp'rr rnarra him Win '- tire .D""n, %
ooA him arrested by Policeman , N.p"' IN. ',o"n
r,'.t,,,n Precinct The man delivered 'h' ''o''"
'.r,,,.rty to the officer 1t was ''"' "p -" -
t.,pu,crchcf which contained two silver ,'P' ",t
,.llct. which had also been taken "''' t,I'.,
"",' ,,..r the man gave hi, name a. John 'i|
,,a, ,cor. old Of 80. II Bowcly. lie d,"iru Inn may
s@ had stolen the p9pcy an' cam ,on 'I ou Il
I'm" Iwith,. basement. II" was NFiIN,u "'-"''
1lirI-,i,c Power and held In $1,000 bhl io' U''l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17

Croz July with mdse and passengers ou,.rbns.
Co Ar,lved , at th c,ot nar a. no;1
mdsc and passengers 10 Jas Ward Co Arrived IN
steamer Aud (Nor) HerDan'ad baracoa day.. win ,.
TO Gomez Pearsall Arrived A. Tho lisr al 10
steamer Kanarha. Sears Newport New. with coal TO G,
steamer Dessoug savage. Philadelphia to master.
BARK Glcnanlas BIZ Davies Calcutta Mar 70 win -.
TO order; vessel to BoWrng u Archibald. '"
m dP to e oTar vessel S to Parker Co., i' d via
Ship Colchester r sterling. Barbados Is days in bal
Bark Mimi Nor Isnge Buenos Ayre, 80 day. in s,u...
TO master.
SUNSET Wind at Sandy Hook. light ssw; eloney ana
hay. At CITY Island, WIND lishl sW. cloudy. az
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Tyran (Br,, Has. King',9n via sav.nn. Nv
with Henderson Arrived at tho Barst 20 %
va S1 mGs S aaG Old Dominion f'
Slramsr Ilyandole WaiscI; NewporI Sscs and Nsrisn
CLEARED.
ssa%cI cyG .IS nT watkins Liverpool No
steamer Gcrmanc ,Bri. Cameron Liverpool VIA Queen.
steamer stratlclydo CBr WHITE Batavia Java runss
steamer state Of Pennsylvania (Br) Mann Glasgow
steamer Columbia (Ger Hebich. Hamburg via sou,h.n.
steamer Saae ta,r,. Banke. Bremen via Southampton.
steamer wc,er GER. Winter Bremen VIA Southampton.
steamer Rhynland (Bols. weyer Antwerp Peter wnxs,
sons 80 $780,. .
j val a "a
desmond lBr. Taylor Ceite- Fuuch. Fdve a 90
senmcr Seneca. stevens. Havana and Matanza,- Jas
| Ward n 90
steamer Neptune (Br) Lesoe. Montego Bay Ja-J Kerr
| Cs
Steamer ~ Mar Hawthorn New Orleans J 7
steamer wyauokc Boar. Norfolk and hchmond-oa DO.
| mlnon "a Co.
| steamer Martha l. McCahe. Van KIRK, Phiaiepha-EoA
| erts h King.
| steamer Cottage City Bennett Portand-Houauo Hall
SAILED.
steamer civ York. Gala and Germauc LIVERPOOL
Saale Bremen: Rhyulaud Antwerp, desmond Cette. Para
euse Para leue Port Prince BreakwateT Pom C0rist
Jamaica. AIMS Bay seneca. Havana Nvertrup and
leans Kansas city savannah. Fana Wilmington Wyslosa
| Newport Ncvs. Alscub1ru, Baltimore.
BARK Gulnare. for Cork.
| Also sallri-via Long Island sound
| Steamer Cottage city. for Portland.
| THE MOVEMENTS OF STEANERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. July 10 Arrived. steamers Majestic (Br.
Psrse and aska tBr). Murray from New YORK FOR LIVER
| pool. and proc e"'el. -....- N,
July l4-Salled. steamer jersey Nty
| o New York.
LIZARD July Passed steamer Sucvia Ger. L1dsig
| from, New York her way Hamburg.
ISLE Juiy 10 Passed. steamer Ludgste HllBrl
| Brown from New. York on her way 10 London.
HAMBURG Juy 10 Arrived, ste amer Marsha Ger. Aaaa
| from New. YORK
| sailei steamer MorayIa Ger. Wnckler for Ns~YOrk
AsIwERP July IS sailed. steamer ILLINOIS, spencer fr
/ New YORK. -. -,
| for Now.IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17

Facts relative 10 taxation in ErOohlyn and Kings
COUNTY have been secured ~ Robert T. Dodge counsel
of the commission to consider the ddvlS1btv Of the
consolidation Of NcN-N OrA, Brooklyn and suburb.
lie saws that the aX-ratc Of Brooklyn l. ur and a
half times as high Ncw-l Orhs His scheme for
the government Of the consolidated city would be T."
have IL subdivided into >N districts. each under q
MAYOR and Corporation Counsel, subject to the chief
MAYOR and Common Council OF the entire municipality,
and To have each district aubdiVded INTO MY canton
ments.
In the trial Of Harvey Johnson, a pilot. for an
alleged assault u~n his daugxter, age sX. the jury
disagreed yesterday IN the Court OF sessions. Inc
charge against Johnson was made by his wife. who
swore % ii before Police Justice Tghc Yesterday
she testified that the charge untrue, and she made
1t because her husband. who earns 200 month.
would not give her 925. Judge Moore directed that
her address be noted and said he would consider
whether 10 order her arrest for perjury or not.
The funeral Of Henry Weld. who died on Sunday AZ
No Fourth attended Yesterday afternoon
IL the Church Of the AtOncmcnt, AT Ffthavc. and
er~entcenth St lie eighty nine years old NJ the
ts-ae of DEATH and To- the last forty
sexton connected with Tgny parish, Ne" York. and
had especial charge Of - Paul., Church. Until two
years ago he able B. attend 10 his duties. lie
was born al GUilfOlt, { a..
Judge Osborne yc,tcrty granted order Of arrest
against John smith, well TODD Withcr,St. contractor
i'm a suit begun by Nv. Kate Conway 10 recover
$4,000 for alleged breach Of promise Of marriage.
Kate Bennett has brought suit for separation from
her husband. Robert j. Bennett a brcklaycr and con
tractor who lives in FOry-hrS Il. she charges that
her husband stabbed hey IN the breast, kicked her IN
the stomach. beat her with his fists, threw knives
lamps gOblctS and other household furniture az her
pounded her with bed Stat, and Knocked ont hcI
teeth.
The number Of deaths last week was COG, fifty -four
more than the prev week. and 194 more than The
corresponding week OF lo-0. The dcath-rdt" was
80 &c to ] 900 of population. The deaths Of children
under five years old 4OG, and of these 321 were
under one year. The number Of births 31.. and
OF marriage, 1870
The bursting Of "A water main IN Hilary st. ycStcr
day forenoon cut OIL the water supply 81 houses ana
stores in FultOnst. between Hilary and Concord SIS
IL several hours before the city Works Depart
ment could check the waste Of water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
HELD FOR RECKLESS BLASTING.

ri .,,,,- blasting Of rock at one hundred ana
,.,,.,,,, = and Madlsou-avc ,till continues dc
,f, All me, efforts II the polite" {" prevent It, WI
r,c,dny sixteen blasts were ilrd at one ilmr' IA"
hole was charged with half pound oil uN'"'"''''
Fragment, Of rock scattered IN All directions
some 81 them were thrown on th" Madison Avenue
Railroad track and DISTRACTED ITS t'Alh' l"'"""'''
,o one VA injured. Arthur Courtney, foreman "f
,h work va. arrested by Policeman Joyce, ot the
rvcuty ninth Precinct The case was heard by Justice
ioVcr An the Harlem Police cont. yesterday m"rIInS
Nuurirr FITZGERALD. the contractor who j. doing inc
,torl, coutcudrd that IN" blasts we've properly COY
,rrd according to law. The Justice decided That tho
i,v lad Leon violated aud held the accused Tor trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
THE Feast or orr LADY or MOUNT 'AF'Lh

There are two clurchc, Of the Garment" V"'' ~
thi, city. the one IN Twenty cish'h H. hoi "'' "
, a., ,bcr In Fast one hundred and fifteenth 3D.
In ,th Of these the feast % our Lady OF Mount carmel
was celebrated yesterday. In the one hnHdT'" al"
fifteenth st. church. the first mass WAS celebrated III
. A. H. by the pastor the Rev. VI. Carnody' ana cp n
hour thereafter mass was offered mp the same ~ "'
SUNDAYS until half past 10, when solemn mEl n'"''
was celebrated by IN" Rev DOmiuck \. DE Chlst"iorO
,..i.fc1j hy FATHER, Murray, NOuS"ll ana hlt'lhAi
Tho sermon was preached bv NE Icy, rDllp % 10.
conrcrtd with The church plrsdcd through the street,
~ the uar~h carving American and Italian flags and
l.LtI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
DESIRING 4 VIEW ENTRANCE TO CENTRAL PARK.

President Gallup. of the Park Board. offered a ps"u
tinp YESTERDAY, directing Mr. NauN. the landscape
architect to report plans FOR new entrance to Central
par, at Fifth ave. and one hundred and tenth -.
mi, project ha- been brought before the Board several
times but heretofore 1t has been rejected on the ground
that To- make such an cntrauc" would destroy the
topography Of that pant OF tho Park. Mr. NanN yes
tcrday received leave vi absence for the summer.
If, goes 10 scotland for his health
The twelfth and Nineteenth Ward Real Estate ~
,ocatiou, yesterday sent protest against removing
the Eouucch collection from Central Park ana III
favor Of the site north of the reservoir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
Ur PRESENTED 4 WORTHLESS CBECE

Charles I.osrc an cN.cOn,ict j. In trouble AGAIN
Three months released from STATE prison. after
serving a siN years sentence for forgery.
On July - Ioscc went into Gcorgc Iluhcss Icstu.
rant 30. 3ji SNthaNc. and preScntcd check for 3lS
drawn on Spencer Trsak Co.. the bankers and stoned
by Ernest Crosby The check worthless Mr. Crosby
having no account with that firm. Huber placed the
the hands OF Inspector Byruc, who gave IL 70
Srrscants Wolf and Jacob 81 look after Tues
day night they arrested Loce at his home IN East One.un-
oriethst In the Jefferson Market Court yester
day morning Losee pleaded not guilty. and held for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
II PER CENT HIGHER.
Royal Baking Powder the Greatest in
Strength and Purest in Quality.
F,o,, the Retail Grocers' Adrocate, ". Y

from Retail GTOccrS' AdrOCdte, ". l.
have your request obtained in open market samples
of six brands of baking POWDER and have submitted them to
chemical examinations The object desired was to ascertain
fine total pas-prodcng power of each sample under cond
tons approximang nearly possible those existing dur
inc the process of baking The results given below are the
AVERAGE of four different esmations:
CUBIC GAS.
vANr PER POWDER.
ROYAL loooo
Cleveland's lo'-
Prices lV'-'
lorSiordS 900
Congress 9ooo
The Royal perfectly pure and wholesome baking pow
der and being SUCH of higher strength shown above
if follows that it is the superior baking powder
c. W. PARSONS, Phi D.,
Prof of Chemistry, New York College of Pharmacy
From the Ner England Gr0cer
ono one can cricSe the quality of the Royal Baking
Powder baking powder which has been before the public
fr 80 many years with increasing favor and which has
sucl unqualified and impartial endorsements, must be of the
liIot merit both as to its whocSOmencSS and mechanical
usefulness.
"The ROYAL Baking Powder Company could not have
gained and held the position which it Occupes-the
LARGEST producer of baking powder in the wodhad not
been for the commences the supcraive merit of its artce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17

40 the Essex Market Police Court i4olth ago, Justice
Patterson told Policeman James j. B,oo that hc %
disgrace Bleoo hid arrested Johanna Young
q fr looking Young woman. who sad That li,rp0 had
promised marry she also declared That when -h'
went To talk with BleoO On hi post aud asked Lir "a
k.cn hi, promise he nrot struck her with his club and
then arrested Inspector Williams had trouble ~ get
ting the Young make formal compnin against
Rroo. When placed trial before Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
PUTTING THE YORKT0Wy ~ DRYDOCK.

The new third rate steel cruiser YORKTOWN was
taken into dryd0ck yesterday morning. that an cX-
animation might De made a 20 the extent Of dana rc
dOre 10 her bottom by cOrro,ion and pling through
thc action II the ~at water. When she Va- In dock
Malta, about two months ago, her bottom plates
were found 10 be only slightly fonlcd, but IN some
places we're badly pttcd or cOrrOdcd. II is believed
that after her hull has been thoroughly scpci it VIII
lc found necessary TO replace some Of the platc IL
has not yet been concluded whether the injury 10 the
plates was caused by inferior metal Or by SalVanc
action caused by the ,ulphatc Of copper in the anti
foV main
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-17
TO HONOR ERIcNSON,S MEMORY.

4 mass meeting Of the cOuutymcn Of Captain John
Ericsson viii De- held this evening AT . o'clock in
Turn Hail. East Fourth t.. 10 take strp 10 participate
i'm the ceremonies of transferring the body the dead
Inventor from the Marble Cemetery to the vessel
which viii carry II 10 Europe. Captain u. :. osbon,
Naval Post Ji3 g. A r.. OF the Committee Of Ar
ranecmcnt, for the ceremony, visited Admiral Braine
~ the Navy Yard YESTERDAY and II decided that
the ceremony should take place about the first sunday
o. August