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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

William Pohinson and Erwin Wilson were arlaigned
IN the Butler Street Police Court yesterday Tor enter
inc the apartments of Blanche Michele, at No oo4
rnurtb-ave for robbery. on August 1 when she re-
turned from visit to RidcewOod she found wilson IN
her closet Patrolman Battam aftcrward found ROD
inson under the bed The case was adjourned 10
August II.
Tho 14th Regiment War Veteran Association has
aneled TO present 70 the 14th Regiment cornerstone
for the new armory, and COMMITTEES consisting OF
General E. q. Fowler, Alfred CianstOn, Corneius D.
Maboney and John W. Eason have been appointed to
rcy, from the field of Getty sburg suitable granite
block 10 have it prepared, and to procure records TO
put into IT,
The receiver of the Consolidated Copper Syndicate
annlied Yesterday in the supreme Court to punish
Henry W. Wibert for contempt Of court in violating
an Injunction granted in 1887, when the recover was
snnoined restraining the stockholders from nt@Tter-
ing in any way with the receiver. Wbert has begun
an action in Texas for announcer receNer' Jusuce
Bartlett reserved his decision
william F. Buckley well-known Brooklyn news.
manor man. died yesterday at his home, No. 450
Do Kslb-ave. lie twentyeiG years old and at
different times had been on the stafs OF most OF the
local papers. lie a sonln-law OF George May,
Of The Citizen" stall
Justice Bartlett, in the supreme Court, yesterday
handed down his decision the application of the
Nav YORK and Mount Vernon Water Company and the
NevYork Suburban Water Company u compel Dun
can = Cameron TO give an undertaking of mere than
500 I'm his suit to prevent the consolidation Of the
tuo COMPANIES The court grants the defendants mo-
ton for new undertaking, but refuses to increase the
amount which Justice Dyknan fixed when the suit
begun.
william Rapelje obtained from Justice Bartlett. In
the supreme Court, yesterday writ Of ceiiiorar
against the Board of Assessors OF the city % review
the assessment On farm lands in the Twenty sixth
Ifie land IS "A
property adjoining his, belonging to Edward F. Lin
ton. is assessed at only 5000 an acre.
Mrs Barbara Dodd who lives in North Second-st
near RoebIing-x. severely classified her husband
Charles Dodd in the street At late hour on Thurs
day night by striking him across the head with M
umbrella which she carried. Dodd deserted his wifi,
two years ago. While Mrs. Dodd was administering
the clubbing Officer Dunn appeared on the scene and
Dodd ran away. No arrests were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
sL0op cApsIzEs IN THE NORTH RIVER

The soop punwoodic in charge Of Captain Joseph Mar
tin capsi1ed yesterday morning when of Mor.-st. She
tow Of Active at the time and was load
with railroad tics consigned 10 Charles l.. Bucd Co.
lumber dealers at West Thirccnthst. The soop had
sprung Leak carly We to-day morning. and listed heavily
sho rounded the Bait ny. Captain Martin thought it
was possible u reach hi destination In spit, Of the leak
and for that reason did pay much attention to IT,
The sloop .wung slowly over until the rested on
the Captain Martin and his men clanberad up
side Of the water, while the portion Of his
consisting Of railroad ties slid overheard be.
gan to drift UP the r.yCr.
Another tug to the assistance Of the Active and
then the oop towed to the Communlpaw basin
where sbe Will be beached and pumped out. The tugs
started out 10 the which, in addition 10 the
rcOld ties. consisted Of quantity Of yellow pine No
lives vereost The value of the cargo about al 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
IPNING AGAINST THE CHINESE.
EoRE1GNERs IN THE YANG-TsE KIANG RIVER
VALLEY PREPARED TO DEFEND


FOREIGNERS IN THE YANG-TSE RIANG MpEh
VALLEY PREPARED TO DEFEND
THEMSELVES.
letter from an American at IIanhow, dated June
o. received In this city, rectes the recent 0utrages
in that part of China against foreigners as has
heretofore been published, and says further:
Al present we have two gunboas here, an English
and a German, aud rather enjoyed that fact. There
are at ali points below here from two to three gun
boats OF different nations, that for the pres mt
the matter Is qucIled in the IanEse River Valley
With The withdrawal Of the gunbOlts think, unless
tn re is a radical change, there will be trouble up
md down the river. We have orgartzed a defence
committee here, put arms in the hands Of an male male
nreIJared for any trouble that may arise We can
inueter over a hundred breccll-lOading guns and
most of the men arc experts In handling them. We
have a commarder-in-chicf, collector Of customs
who Is an old soldier. ard two division commanders,
RussIau and myself. We have signals arranged to
alarm the community In case Of rising against us
and have two rendezvous on the river front to
which all the wOmer and children Will be taken
in case OF necessity and where they will be guarded
nr placed on steamers should there be any in port
once the women ana children are safely disposed OF
INC men will do what they can to defend tie settle
ment We will make II hot for any mob that comes
our way and don't make any mistake about 1t.
Rreech loading rifles and bayonets are ugly things
il the men holding them are disposed TO make use OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
LONG ISLAND.
SHE THREW RED PEPPER ON HE


Long Island City has novel sensation. II Is
of a Jealous woman deusing a rival with about
mound OF red pepper The affair occurred In front OF
the Fire Department Headquarters at about 10 O'Clock
on Wednesday night, and for time created much ex-
element. Alexander Grady, member Of the paid
Fire Department standing in front of the building
talking with woman. They had been there but a
few moments when another woman made her appear
ance and walked hastily up to the couple. Did You
come here to this mani" she said ~ the Other
woman.
Il did," replied the other.
with that, the stranger raised tcr hand quickly
The air was filed with red powder. aud the young
woman with n shrek Of pain, placed her hands over
her eyes. The assaant disappeared in the crowd and
young man who witnessed tie Assault seized the
victim. and placing her horse ear took her 10
Denner q Turner'S drug stOis where drug, were adj
minstered and the powder, which proved to be red
pepper removed from her eyes Her rat clothing
and gloves found 10 be covered with tne pepper
and II is believed that fully pound was used in the
assault.
Although the fact Of the assault; was generally known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
NETWORK CITY.

To moot the numerous Inquiries and demands for
passage to Spain by their new Mediterranean ee'
vice. Messrs Oelrichs d Co. have decided 10 nave eo
steamers touch at Gibraltar to land passengers Inc
prices will be the same as 10 Genoa Inc unio W
Gibraltar will be eight days.
The Moderation society's tenth distribution TOT
August of flowers TO the laborcrs and poor VIII 'Ao
Mace today at . D. m. Peter Henderson & Co. VIII
contribute cut flowers and plants for this distrou"o
The stated meeting OF American Bible Society man
ayers was held at the Bible House on Thursday. upon
recommendation of the Committee on Disulouuoh
grants of Bibles TO the value Of about Slooo "ero
made for distribution and sale in the United sta'es "
South America and in Africa
Controller Myers will take fortnights vacation Do
ginning Monday which he will pass at Lake "eorso
and Lake Champaign First Auditor William j. Lyon
is taking his vacation, fishing in the AdirondacHs
Nine renstaed laborers of the Park Department.
cave notice Yesterday of their Intention TO sue ue
city for "back pay" covering the time they were OUT
of employment. The sums asked vary from &C. ."
to $251 IS. The reinstated by order o' 'ne
court the ground that they were veterans Oh 'c "''
The annual summcrnight's festival of the Jefer-
sonans of the IXth Assembly District will De heio
at Lion Park Tuesday evening. Ponce Coi"ihi'
sioner Voorhis will lead the dance at $50 p H.
Alderman Mead will be master OF ceremonies
Among the curiosltles to be in Fulton Market
Elberon, and a merry time the fishermen hsa captuF
ing it, II was 16 feet long and weighed 80 pouhus
Its tail heavily armored with sharp, bony knots was
IA feet long, tapered to the end like the lash OF
a bul whip.
downtown fruit merchant sold this season to an
uptown restaurant $4,000 pneappes for making pine
apple syrup for soda water
| The steamship Alameda arrived at San Francisco
on Thu sday with mails Of the following dates Mel-
bourne, July IL; sydney, July ID; AUCKLAND, July
IS; Honolulu July 30. They are due to arrive In
New-York on Tuesday morning. The next mail Tor
Australia etc. will close at the General Postofce at
6 80 p. m. next Saturday.
The Reb. DR.. Edward c. Ray, of Topeka KAN. one
Of the ableSt ministers of the West Will preach In
the West End Presbyterian Church tomorrow and the
sunday following. The supplies at this church during
the pastors vacation have been among the best In
the city, Following Dr. Ray, the Rev. DR.. George
$. Chambers, of Harrisburg, Penn, will occupy the
pulpit.
Postmaster Van Colt has ordered an Investigation
at Sub-Staon O. in Thrteenthst. between Fifth and
sixth aves., into report that package OF photo
graphs addressed to Mr. higgins had been found by
an employe of iunkman who buys the refuse from
the Office and had been returned by him sixteen days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
THEY SAY THE NEGROES ARE PEACEFUL.

Police Captain McKelvey, OF the fOut'h rreOi"I -, -
and Sergeant Dodge of the First yesterday hahueo III
their report on the alleged disorder among INC coo
neop,e OF Hudson-ave. and the complaint 'ha' WV
LIQUOR stores at Nos 3G3 and 3d9' were 'c soene "a
constant violence and lay-brealtng. They say u'a'
l1dsonave Is generally peaceful and that police pro
,.c,on there is ample The two places named are
orser,v and law-abiding Captain McKcvey says tnat
no Snds that nearly all the sgners Of tho petition put
down their names "under Misrepresentation made oS
fine Kohler Brothers, who some five years ago maue
49, rn,s,.ta ~ building q row Of improved tenement
cue M this biocko n was not desirable nelghbor
roos and they had hard work make profit Oh the
Investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
UF WILL PAY Dirty nv THE SCENERY,

Thursday afternoon representatives Of the Theatrical
Pro1 cye Union called Special Agent Charles Wilbur
and told him that lot OF scenery which had ben Painted
in Toronto Canada be imported for II. r. Jscobss
ThrI Theatre The representatives OF the union
snid that u. Mccarthy. the Of the I'll are,
importing scenery be used in the play True Irish
Hearts," to be brought out.
Mr. Wilbur sent for Mr.. Mccarthy and learned that
scenery for this play and two three other PAYS
ing imported. The members Of the union believed tina.
the scenery coming in under the idea that it
former American scenery, painted in this country Mr..
McCathy started for Suspension Bridge last night pay
the duties the scenery, which had been held under
telocr.phi; Cidcrs from Mr.. Wilbur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
OUTGOlyG SrEI hERS
TO-DAY.
yssssi
SKIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF w.YoRK......FRrDAY. AUGUST
.... ARRIVED

ARRIVED. -
s,aauer Epyptan Monarch (Br, 1rv5n. LEMON July 80
with mdss and passengers sanderson Son. Arrived
INC Bencroy m Appleton Barrow July &C. wtn Fsn
ore to CTocker BROS Funch Edge Co. Arr'e"
NsTeSse al thy hs Ear s
ballast TO simpson, spence d Young AEr''"" Wiz ~
steamer ssSa sts'1 Iny 49, s y1a passs
gers Funch Edye Co Arrived q. 'hs ress july TO-
Naples a. with mdse and passengers to Funcn' H'ye o.
Aryed at as BAR I owsn Hueva 81 with iron
pytes order vessel to MASTER Arrived al ' DAT ' Sou
Jenkins mgG 4S s sgy as spence
Steamer Arf%Ss sr via Baltimore in
0r srsamer TC1ic" SPAN AlyGaIa H@yana dny' with
Steamer Miranda Port GSr'sz Isy.a e. the
with passengers to Jas nanSne Arr''' ~ "'
Hsqss =, Hay'D 81 s with md''
Kong AZ Nor PSerse S sr at days.
fruit TO jose TnT CO nys bara days with
Steamer Faniia Pennington Georgetown Sc win nhs' 10
TO 0 Wks Newport News Norfolk
Steamer Chas Meyer Hand Baltimore. with coal to Con
soLdatlon Coal Co.
Al Guy lsand-lighL sW; clear
CLEARED.
s,amer stathlsyen B corrnack China and japan ports
Steamer Etruria tBrj Liverpool via Queenstown
aamsr arizona T Brooks Queenstown
Steamer Nomadc pr Nico liverpool BruOs Is~sy
steamer Hindoo tBr) Douglass. Hul.Sanderson q Sou'
steamer Bayonne Brl Pains so shields -.
steamer Ethiopia DBL Wilson, Giasgow-hehucrsohp ios
Steamer Glen Tanar (Br). Walker helsnglors-SHips0n
ps,samcr Posria Ger, Busch stettin Cor Corts
steamer Russla (3er), Schmidt, Hamburg-kJ Sorus ~.
fCier) Mas. Hamourg-Funch f;uyo % ~
steamer Ems (9er) Sander. Bremen VIA southampton
sssm.r spaarndam tDtch,. Bonjer Rotterdam-Funcn
chicago (Br, Watson. AntwerD-Ssnderson d Bon
steamer Ia Gascogne Santeh. havre-A F0rg9t
& Co ,,,>-. ,,oaorsor poacoa-J Tur A. Co
Steamer Franklin (Nor) Uckermann biuehoius' Ni0- "
II urlbut 81 O. - $50. y,,.r prur.vtnt GA and
Fcrnandina-C Mallory d CO. ,.. .. ,oos.onx,us-
Steamer Yernassce Charleston and Jeckson's
"" svamsy Wntbrop Homer Eastport MeF smith q co
Brig VIM II Starbuck. Reynolds san pleso-Rhh'~ w.
SAILED.
. n,,.,a,,, for Hamburg: Bentala Lisbon; Exeter
cIv Rrs,oI CIarbe Kingston Yumuri. Baracos; Esegn
Savannah; 1emassoo
IN. Pc ist,ne and Europa, Baltimore. ,,.- ,.-
Sb,ns George SKolfed. for Yokohama hignsnaer' oAi
Francisco.
ALSO sailed via Long sland Sound
Bark Hutchins for Montevideo.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Yorncs< Aue b-Sailed. steamer Lydan Monaron tbf,
M9fgsn l0r 9Saed steamers Cunc (Br Jones and
'NnvIrIp Ans 7-Ssled steamer Crcassia lBr heouor-
xirk from Glasgow hence for New YorS ,r..,. M,
npow HEAD Aug Passed steamer 1rihscriS 'Dt''
Mitchell. from New York on her way to Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
TO REPRESENT EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS.

rTaccordance with resolution OF the Boaru Vi Huu
cation President Joseph C. Hendrix has appointed
committee of the Board to cooperate with the SIaVc
superintendent of Public Instruction IN fePreSeh'.e
the educational interests Of the city OF brooASh II, wy
S-,,,ior rxnosltlon at Chicago. The names of the
orr,,t,ce are as follows John V Culycr. Charles H.
Tcale John cottier Daniel ". Norhrup william hark
ness. John McNamce John Griffin, James Clyne' James
p Rouck john r. Thompson, John H. Cmeney' hu
ward Rowe Horatio C. King, Henry c. Mclean henry
" winter lanes Weir, IT, John HsrIigan, j. Edward
S 81, Nelson j. Gates Eden Miller, ErsNhe H.
mickey and Parker T. Simmons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
THE LAW WILL BE ENFORCED AFTER AUGUST I.

The Custom House officials received yesterday afternoon
teegraphic orders from Mr. Spauding acting
tary OF the Treasury hold abeyance the Treasury
order respecting goods hpped this country under
sgnmcnt When the order there a large number
OF oers az the House waiting for some word from
the Treasury Department regarding this part the Gus
tom. Administrative act which, until Thursday, had
not been enforced strictly. The order the
within which foreign manufacturers send goods
this country without telling cost OF the goods
on the invoices Augu |. After that date the Will
be enforced Ia every particular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
YoRsEwHIPpING HIS FATHER.


willis Wells, who drives hack from the s'auon az
Good Ground 10 the several boarding houses uicro'
gave his father horscwhppins on Thursday nisi' -
the presence OF a number OF passengers who wero "@
ing for the incoming train. The women tur1'cu w.
faces away while the men allowed the father anu So
10 fight 1t ont. Por several years the young INA" or
his father have been at swords points oot di'o.
suit has been instituted and In evory Instance oo o
these suits have been thrown out Of court Ls'V WHY.
the son attempted get some wood from us la"1,
farm The father saw him and ordered MIN lro'n w
premises, and then brought an action against mn. -
trespass which suit is pending in the courts r'ei,
time since then that the two have met. tne ls'no' "
Is said has cast up OF the sons mhsueoos III 1
presence OF bystanders On Thursday the soh w. -
that this had gone far enough, and Jumping ii'o us
carriage whom the father began to tax aDvi. LIN
seIzed long whip and sprnging to the grouu s En,
proceeded TO administer thrashlng 10 ms @ ~ HE
nly five minutes lie dashed bis father MI }orno Of
Victims hands and plain evidence OF tne ror "
his blows The sympatlles OF tho onlookers were up
rarenty with the son, and one atemP.eo NJ ~ on
him. The father WILL IL is Thought, prosecute lid gum
LONG ISLAND C1Tl.-Joseph sllverstnJnoi, h Iono
YER who is engaged III the fence war WIN ehe Lo.,s
island Railroad was arrested yesterday on end, ~
OF ASSEMBLING small boy named TinOthy 9,e d Tn oo
head with hammer Slverstone was paiieu o' e. GGo
animation on Monday. He denies the charxo. az tlo
saws that Shea and number OF otner ooS T,n,.
stroyng a pear tree and he ordered them on. lney
started TO rum and the Shea boy fell among SONIC oAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
onnrprSc. A STRIKE ON "THE EAGLE

rvnoeyapbical Union No. % ordered strike OF tne
omnosltors ON The Brooklyn Eagle" yesterday noon
The trouble grew eut of the slxday law OF the uon
The union saws that the saturday work for the SUNDAY
morning edition constitutes a seventh day. Inc pro
nr,,.ors saw that no worn of composition Is zone Oh
sunday Most of the men take " day OIL" but tifee
competitors who are skilled in making up are sep
on every afternoon and Saturday night as we'll .ano
49, s,ve tbat the ordinary compostor cannot take
,hei- n,acas When the strike ordered four reg,
~ and two subs went out. The foreman OF u0
Office expects that about twenty VIII 20 ou' Vo""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
A LIZARD CRAWLING IN WHIrEHALL-sr

woman hurrying down whitehallst. yesterday to
catch staten Island feTyboa, was suddenly to
Jump into the roadway with scream. The cause
Of all the trouble small lizard that wander
ing airlessy along the sidewalk. The woman was
really frightened and warned the writer who prompt
~ captured the animal, to leave the snake alone.
and no doubt thought him idiot as he carefully
wrapped 1t up In his handkerchief. The lizard was
brown with a gIeehsh tinge, and had two distinct
white spots at the base Of its neck Ii came most
likely from tropical country in q cargo OF fruit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
1 clrRolr WITH SEVEN MEx IN IT cAPsIzEp

The sandy Hook stoambo1t St John on her 80 O'clock
down trip on Thursday night picked W seven Non who
r cnsng TO an overturned catboat the Bay Rege
buoy about twu milo, from shore. When the men wore
een lfcbo1t lowered from the STEINER, and
reached the upt1rned boat Just In time. as two Of the
men completely exhausted and were only kept on TO
the boat by the eNertons OF their comrades.
The rescued transferred 20 the tug Advance
20 enable them get medol assistance posi-
bic Captain Cox OF the Advance promised 20 land the
men at Atlanhc Heights. They had evidently been out
OIL pleasure tEip but IL learned who thay wsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Races at Morris Park, 80 D. M
New.York P;tsburg baseball match foio "fouheS'
p. m. 49,. p.uo.
Examination Of d. G. Webster. Jefferson Market Ponce
Court 10 80 q.
Anderson. Baker shooting before Coroner sutton
10 a. m.
Nonpareil Rowing Club regatta Harlem RIVER D. ~
National Rakers Union No SIS East Fourth-st.. D. IN.
Hackett Car,crt & Co.'s employees picnic, Eidse"O0u
Park, Brooklyn.
Cricket matches in Prospect and Central parks
Marine and Field Club tennis tournament bs'h be"o"'
8 p
Music In Central Park by 7th Regiment Band p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
THE CAPTAIN OF THE EMS RoBBrD

Captain Sanders. of the Bremen steamship Ems has re-
ported TO the oboken police that sneak thief opened
trunk and took out everything Of value. including
fine gold watch, his vessel last Tuesday night A
wcdresscd stranger boarded the ship on Tuesday
night and told the quartemaster he in charge NJ
men loading cOa In the hold Ho admitted below
The captains stateroom door open II believed that
boat carried the thief and the stolen Articles from the
eide Of the vessel W the shore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
noxrx CABLE SUSPENDED TRAFFIC.

The Wall Street brokers who crossed the ferry yes
tersay afternoon with the hope of having rae UP
Montague-st hill were disappointed, and had 10 uras
themselves up in the heat franc was suspei'eu az
g. ,.s+er1.v owing TO break the cable Just before
fine 10 close down on Thursday night The cable was
new one. The officers promise to have the break TO
paired and the cars running to-day. The long deiay
was owing to the necessity Of sending away for piece
~ cable TO take the place of the broken secton ne
Uoad has been running less than month, anu mo
nrenaratons had been made for so early oreakuo"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
pIANFIEID.
PJAINFIELD.
To TIrRN A RINK INTO 4 THEATRE.

TO TURN A RINK INTO \ THEATRE
Arrangements completed yesterday 10 trans
form the Crescent Rink, the largest building In Plain
field. into a summer garden and opera house. The
structure was designed for skating nnk being bult
at great cost Just as the skating craze subsidized It's
erection proved costly venture for the owner. Clark
w. Evans wealthy young Baltimore man. lie re-
fused TO allow the building to be sold, but sanctioned
the scheme Of converting it into theatre. Painfeld
will soon have two theatres, and the new ono VIII
seat nearly 1000 people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT-B. V. WimbrOy, mate OF the schooner
Hester A. Walters, OF Norfolk. Va arrested LOT aSs1u
ing Henry Shepard, coored sailor iast TUESDAY nio
tbs vessel was coming into port. in the Police
Court Yesterday charged with murder. Shepard having
died from the injuries received. lie was held Ior ta
at the September term Of the superior 'our'' "ouO
bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
EIIZARETH.
HIS WATCHDOG tt.

HIS WATCHDOG THOUGHT HE WAS Robbbh
william Ryerson. of Salem, had startling expert
ence with big English mastif which he recently
bought to scare away tramps. Rycrson was OUT la'e
on Thursday night at lodge meeting, ana wnei ho
returned the mast failed to recognize him. ana leap
ing on him bore him to the ground The DOG iasehen
his teeth in Ryerson's arm end tore the nesh III d
shocking manner He also bit him several times on
the legs and might have killed him II Ryersons son,
hearing the uproar and shriehs Of his father had not
come 10 his assistance. The dog was beaten OIL WIN
club and his victim halfdeas with fright was taken
into the house RyersOn dlsliles ~ XII me oog' now
ever as lie paid good price for tho animal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
SHE TOO HAS EXPLOSIVES on BoARD.

Tho steamship Imperial Prince, belonging to the
same line 40 the G. Il. Booth, in the hold OF which an
exnlosion recently occurred. killing two men. arrived
IN brooklyn on August and tied up at Parttion-st.
The city authorities have discovered that she too has
m hoard a quantity Of explosives, and have ordered
her 10 60 10 Ellis Island and unload
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
For Summer Cookery

Royal Baking Powder will be found the
greatest of helps. With least labor and
trouble it makes bread, biscuit and cake OF
finest flavor, light, sweet, aPPetlzing and
assuredly digestible and wholesome.