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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
NAT GOODWIN IN A RAGE.
FORCE AND STRATAGEM ATAIL NOTH.
mo AGAINST THE BARRED DOOR.

His Lasehkey Useless In the New Loeks
His Disguise Quickly Penetrstes-Mrs.
Goodwin says the Cottage 10 Here. aaA
She and Her Brother Mean TO Hold d.
The Nat Goodwin cottage at 226 West End
avenue was guarded yesterday BY two strap.
ming big men armed with clubs. Mrs. Good
win and her brother, Mr.. Baker, and her sister
occupied the upper part OF the house. They
spent good part OF the day sleeping. making
up for the sleep they have lost since Nat Good
win began his efforts to effect forcible entrance
to the place.
That was last NJ onday. when the actor called
at the house Just before noon. and tried to lot
himself in with his latchkey. Mrs. Goodwin
had been apprised OF his intention to take the
house by force and had had tho locks changed.
Goodwin went away when he found his key
wouldn't work and came back with locksmith.
tho same lock smith who changed tho looks.
When the locksmith began work. Mr.. Baker
appeared at window and commanded him to
stop. Goodwin called his brother-in-lsw .
name. and then selling hammer. battered -
the glass. Finally he went of. after. 1t is al
legged. reviline his wife. who showed hersslL
He made two more attempts to get into the
house. The last time. late at night. he Dor.
rowed messenger boys hat and tried to sst
IN: Baker discovered the deception and The
Gooiwin's troubles with his wife are well
known. He has not lived with her since she
met with an accident nearly alear ago In
sss asainss him Tor @ and
Rlimony. Since then GOODWIN has becn trying
f. her oS' % tss ~
owns il. She mas, therefore. refused to give up
Nat Goodwin was seen yesterday At the
tried 70 : s.. it, Z
epon ntI Il. al Hbou. the details WON'T spssf.
sScS thins was said Idol ons day By her brother.
Mey dS ths .d Il wcad
70 do that Then he SAID the man across t6s
Il Hs bS lost IL s. mt
'S sSST6 KS ssd ss Is ssa .S"y. p.
the taxes on the house. ami mad paid the inter.
est on. the purchase mortgage. he declined TO
Sss NJ 'lfH' 81 :S
TO say further than that the matter would al
ill., s0e ee IN !" shs shape 0, An
"oh. no: nothing like that" answered the
Mrs. Goodwi 8 lawyers said they guessed the
actor would make no further attempt to get the
noHa: y Vii 1opss begin an .ut:
the: ss b does ss Win n s Yer. ola
4, the. time. He told his friends about. Il
setnr shs SeHeRs Els no '0a
The LAWYERS said that the guard at the house
would e% asy
his season In San Francisco. and will have to
start f0r that Sitv econ IT, n.-..,o, I'll,
ably come up in October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
A TRUNK MYSTERY IN NEWARK.
IL Wss Not = Case or NurAer. but the wo
mon In Black Has Mighty Queer Taste.

II wss Not Case OF Muraer. but the wo.
man In Black Has Mighty Queer Taste.
There was nothing to excite suspicion about
q big Saratoga trunk when 1t was left at the
Broad street station OF tho Morris and Essex
Railroad in Newark at 8 o'clock on Thursday
morning. and 1t was left standing on the plat
form all day. At night It was put in the cor
ner OF the baggage room. Then the baggage
master detected an extremely unpleasant
odor. but made NO remark about IT. When the
baggage room was opsnod carly yesterday
morning. the stencil was traced to the trunk.
which was taken out Of tse room and placed
passed the depot employees had woven q
theory OF murder Of which the evidence was
concealed In the trunk. Soon scores OF
people stood about the offending package
giving their theories and telling each Other
Police P Hsadouarters. and detective coserovs
was detailed to ferret out the mystery.
Before 5eaShs the station I'll and ssss
i.Goo: mile book. bad the trunk checked 10
mystery seemed deeper than ever. Cosgrove
arriSet. and when ne trunk was put atoard
lie lie cars see ,i the Woman got ou
moi. and Cosrrove concluded to accompany the
r Sn rs ss En-, e Morr.own tn. offending box
ccs s T waited an hour before sstaekin4 i.
vas Sond stn and q
b button hook .!unb "und the ropes. removed the
straps. and threw of tue catches; AZ he did
soshed ~ forth. coseroye threw back ths i'd
and stood UP TO gel breath OF fresh air. Tho
trunk was apparently full OF woman's gar
Meath them. Carefully the officer raised 4
dress while a small circle OF exreSesent
garment was raised. and then mass OF eggs
In an advanced state OF putrefaction, and
many OF them broken. were found nestled on
the folds Of . pretty dresa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
4 POLICEMAN HIS REFUGE
Angry Baltinoreaas Chase . Man whs
He'd WronEed . Young Wonsa.

Angry Daltinoreans Chase . Man whs
Had wronEsd . Young Woman.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 14.-Had It not been for tho
timely arrival OF policeman this morning the
enraged residents OF Central avenue. near
Bank street. would have made short work Of
Maurice Skies OF Howard county. He 10 now
at the Eastern station charged with assaultiug
and robbinR Rachel Koplen. . comely Jswess.
whom he had engaged rs housekeeper. Her
story is that Skies came to her room ono morn
Ing and smothered her cries BY placing .
pillow over her head. To prevent her from
coming to Baltimore Skies broke open .
drawer In her room and stole s25 that belonged
to her and refused to give her cent. He kept
her prisoner for . month. She at last sue
ceeded In getting $l.05 from one OF the neigh
bors and ESCAPED 10 this city. going dii Getty
to the home Of her uncle. Nj. Susan.
SKIES discovered tho girls escape and fol-
lowed her. The girl had told her story. and
when Skies entered the house this morning he
WAS bounced upon and a terrible beating was
given Civ . to; him: he fled into the street Then
his Lie With sixty people in pursuit who rhreM
him" attracted a policeman. and Skies was
glad enough to obtain refuge behind prison
walls
At the hearing this afternoon. after the girl
told her story Skies had nothing to say other
than that he had intended to marry tho girl
Skies is . mlddls-aRed man and Is said to 30
married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
SHOT HER HUSBAND IN A QUARREL.
His Focketbook was Gone and He struck
ner-A Ballet Her Answer.

His Focketbook was Gone and He struck
ner-A Ballet Her Answer.
WEST BRIDaEwATER. Pa. Aug. IA. - Mrs.
James Moore, wife OF well-known stone ma
son and contractor hero. shot her husband
through the right lung this morning, and it Is
thought that he will die. The alleged cause
was . quarrel because Of Moore's refusal to
give his wife some money last evening. This
morning whom he arose he found his pocket-
book missing. He came down stairs and ac-
cused his wife Of taking It. A war OF words
followed. during which. she alleges. he struck
hSr and then she shot him.
Ar Moore that spa strasf
her again she would Kill him. After he was
shot Moore walked from the house into that of
his wife's parents. MIR. and Mrs ADDISON Cum
bingham. next door. where he remained until
DR.. Strauss OF Beaver arrived. Tho doctor
probed for the bullet. but was unable 10 find II.
Dra Moore declared In . decided way that she
had nothing whatever to say. She 10 a large
woman. with rather handsome but determined
features; and appeared very calm and self pos
sessed about tho matter, Her parents sav that
they know little about the affair. Moore has
declared that , 70 would not make Information
From other sources 1t was learned that the
real cause Of tho shooting Is to be found in the
alleged Jealousy Mrs. Moore entertained TO-
ward smother woman. whom ehe charges with
receiving undue Attention from her husband.
Moore was still al!ye this evening. Tho reyolv-
band.
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Charles W. wetmore. the first whale backed
steamer ever seen In New York. which had
Just returned from maiden trip TO Liverpool
from Duluth.
She 10 the property Of the American Steel
Barge Company. whose offices are at SO Wall
street. Tho Wetmore Is 265 feat long. SO feet
beam. and hiss depth OF hold Of "a
feet. Her registered tonnage IL l,076.
but she can carry three times this figure
in dead weight. Her construction 10 such that
she looks able to float on even keel. any side
un Tho term even keel Is only applicable
In . tnetaphoricA sense. however. IS the
whaleback has no moro OF . keel than has .
vashtub. She 10 built Of iron plates from one
half to three eighths OF an inch In thickness.
These plates are 80 laid az 70 make her look
are leyeI. but the cross section 10 nearly oval
Her bull tapers at bow and Htern like cigar
front howdah contains . windlass and car
stan. In the rear are the quarters Of her ON:
GERS and her engine. This latter 10 q com pound
Of $50 indicated horse power. Its two cylinders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
A FARMER KILLED By HIS TENANT:
He Had Assaulted the Tenants Wife aat
Ordered Her or the PremIses.

He Had Assaulted the Tenants Wife aaA
Ordered Her or the Premises.
ROCHESTER,. Aug. IA fatal ARRAY occurred
last night near the Pines. about three miles
north Of Geneva. In tho town OF Phelps. The
parties thereto were John Welch. . well-to.do
farmer. and Daniel Cameron. = tenant. Cam
eron struck WEIGH with a hludgson. telling
him unconscious at his feet. In which state he
fingered until $50 this morning. whom death
ensued. Cameron was arrested and brought
to Geneva.
WEIGH for sumo time has been anxious to get
OF rent and other obligations. Last night
while Cameron was in the village %elch vent
oron with q ptchfork. He also seized and
clicked her and ordered her of tho premises.
telling him the story OF the assault Aneered
thereat Cameron buried home and found
fore Cameron struck WEIGH down With . club
aud Kicked him after he fell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
SEIZED HER IN TIE sTREEE
Raymond Sent TO tho IslanA for Hnsulting
Actress Eva Mountford.

Actress Eva Mountford.
Eva Mountford. an actress, was complain
ant In the Yorkvils Court yesterday against
young man Who she said. had insulted her
the previous niRht a. she was returning to her
homa. Miss Mountiord In private life 10 Mrs.
Eva Grandin. Last year she starred In
Eugene Le Tour" Her husband. Elmer E.
Grandin. has been playwright . manager.
and an actor.
Mrs. Grandin went to visit her father Col ].
N. Adams, at 435 West Twenty-third street.
on Thursday evening. A number OF friends OF
the family were present. and It was not until
after midnight that tho party broke up. Mrs.
Grandin expected her husband to call for her.
but he did not appear. so she set out alone for
her home at $40 West Fifty-ninth street. not
far Il ON tho elevated railroad station. As she
man walked un to her and made. an Insulting
hurried NJ the steps. but found the Inner door
The basement and arouse the isnitor: Ths
same man was waiting for her on the street,
seized her 6y the arm. Mrs. drsndln shook
him OF and ran down the steps TO the Janitor's
A few minutes later Mr.; Grandin. Who had
but missed her. returned to the house. He
MIN what had happened. and went With him
to cigar ore feM dooIs away to ioo .. d for
men were sitting outside the store. and Mr..
Grandin. in . loud tone. asked bis wife 70
point out the man A stout man promptly got ss
bad. I'm the man" Policeman Golden was on
tho corner. At Mr.. Grandin'a request he Or.
Forty. seventh street station. The. prisoner
said he wa. Henry RAYMOND Of 336 West Fifty.
When Justice Murray heard the story In the
YorEville Court yesterday he said; " This fol-
low 10 a common street loafer. and will pun
ish him to tho limit OF nv power. He sem
fenced Raymond to the Island for six months
In default OF 81 600 bonds.
Three days ago Mrs. GrAndin WAS inaultod
near her home By the sane man. Policeman
Golden says that many com plants have come
to the station reuently about women having
been insulted In tho neighborhood Of Fifty.
ninth street and Ninth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
FOR A CIVIL PENSION LIST.

Proposal to Retire Letter Carriers At
Half Paw Amer Twenty Years' Service.
The Veteran Letter Carriers Association Of
New York proposes to submit. for the action
Of Congress. bill to provide for tho retire.
mont and pensionng Of letter carriers in cities
and postal districts connected Herewith after
twent, ,ysars' service. n The event OF
the, retlrement Of an old letter carrier
he would be replaced By a new man. who
would receive for the first year Of hi. service.
year and Thereafter $1,000, as now fixed BY
law: 90 that the retirement Of q carrier on half
pay at q. 900 year would sntail an expense
5000 for the second year. and thereafter $500 q
year as long as he should live
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
4 POLICEMAN IN PEr11CoAra
Ar. NeWburG 10 No Match for Court
OAcer Cross anA Mrs. NewburG.


OAcer Cross anA Mrs. NewburG.
Some time ago Mra Mary Ann Nswbure Of
52s setenteenth street. BROOKLYN. swors out
warrant In the Butler Street Police Court
against her husband. Henry Newburg. for
abandonment Henry had been away for sev.
eral weeks. and Mrs. Nsrburg got no oppor.
tunity to servo the warrant upon him until
Thursday last. Then she sent word to the
court that she expected him to call At her house
that evening. Court Of1cer Cross was detailed
to arrest the husband. Cross thought 1t would
BIZ good idea to disguise himself. as no was
afraid that Henry might get away II hn heard
there was an officer around. So the officer got
into ono Of Mrs. Newbure's dresses.
and donned nightcap. which hid
his close.cropped hair. He had to wait nearly
two hours In this Rarb before Newoure sp-
peared. Then Policeman, Cross picked up;
man BE- was iooElne Tor w.lks ed in. When
srsa.y .ssonis S to hear rn srn yole:
the supposed female figure before him tell him
that h. Gen sna Sis ps
.Nevbers v.s sIrsisnsd on the abandonment
morning and hold in $500 bonds 10 support his
vile. The couple left the court room arm IL
arm to 81 appearances having made mp their
once In Brooklyn iew week. age an a t S.r
burg. ehe said. only since April last. They
lived happy until the nsg; made .,I Mira I NsT,
her husband always kept locked. She found
the key on the munielptece one day and I'm.
locked tbs closet to ind trunk iuil o. IHo.
explanation and he confessed. she said. that
he had married another woman. whom no had
left on account OF her bad temper.
Tho clerks in the Health ONCE looked up
their records a. Mrs; Newburg'sr Request. ana
been married. to Lizzie Marks u Philadelphia
BIZ the Rev R. H. Orr OF 127 High street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
WESTERN PASSENGERS MA1TERA
A Tit Between Charlton and the Jack sos.
vile South Eastern.

Tit Between Charlton and the Jack son.
villo Southeastern.
despatch from st. Louis quotes Assistant
General Passenger Agent Suttle OF the Jack
sonville Southeastern line as making grave
charges against the Alton. II he is correctly
reported. that officer claims to have proof that
both tho Alton and Wabash have been selling
Grand Army tickets since the agreed date Of
sals. When General Passenger Agent Charl-
ton saw the statement. he said:
Tho jacksonville southsastsrns charge comes rather
iatS and u e Of the
spttie in bis statement con!radicts TraIc Manager
Mite Of tho Atchson; Who by his circular letter to
ana ss to the pres. pr.o
line Ito also contradicts Chairman Finiey, whose
corrsapondence with Mr. White and with the Alton
ssta6shss The correctness Of the assertions made BY
man Finley against the Chicago and Alton ana il IL
Z you'd have been made suite is sydsnly taking
him and do lmazne that any body doe. II 10 can
prove anything a. he says he can. why does he do
8. 8. Fee snd F. I. whitney, general passen.
ger agents OF tho Northern Pacific and Great
Northern roads. respectively. are displeased
with tho harvest excursion ARRANGEMENTS
which make lowerbaRing rates via Kansas and
other Missouri kiyer points than via st. Paul.
acterize this as bit Of gross discrimin alton
River points; 1t e not likely that the Chicago
St. Paul roads will consent to any change In
tho Arrangements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
The city OF P.u.E.= In auats-.l..

Tho CITY OF PsnsE.- In GuRteosls.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-The State Depart
ment TO- day received telegram In relation to
the Pacific mail steamer City Of Panama from
United States Minister Pacheco. at Guatemala
City. In which he says:
"On tho morning OF tho 10th inst. at Liber-
tad (salvador). after Capt. White was served
with notice OF conlscation. hs weighed anchor
and arrival hero safely the same evening All
ne pssssnssrs have Landed led and the cargo is
Ihe Minister also says that he has tele.
Rrnphed the protest Of this Govern mOnt
rhs ~
from tho Hato Department The tenor Of the
Mini.trr,s despatch seems 70 indie. 70 that the
also ia ndsd safely In Guatemala. Tho depart.
%sn ~. H. h. .s4: 1spSpt % q n:
vesss a conflscation. and pending It. receipt 1t
fs not expected that any further action will be
GuRtemRlan waters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
FROM cH1LxAN REVOLUTIONARY
Their Latest Ara.iFssto Fre-.ises a. Early
Victory.

Their Latest Manifesto Promises a. Eariy
Victory.
The last mail from Panama brought the fol-
lowing letter to Mission Board In this city:
VALPARAISO. July I.
DEAR FRIENDS: The war In Chill 10 not rel
over. We all wish We know when Il would
terminate tisoniy n question Of time when
the Congressional party will guin the victory.
We have not much reliable news from the
north. but what tbete Is points TO their ulti-
mate success. They hold all north OF Co.
auimbo Recent news afflrms the taking Of
Puntas Arenas SANDY Point. In the Btraits OF
Magellan. This IL probably to prevent the
Government from interfering with any vessel
bringing arms for the opposition.
I'VE learn that the Compression alists have
plenty OF arms and over 10000 well-drilled
soldiers. Why they do not como south 1T
once and strike decisive blow Is not clearly
understood by impatient friends OF tho oppo-
sition down hcre. ..,
Valparaiso has not been bombarded at all.
nor has II suffered anything from the war
except paralyzaton Of business and imprison-
ment Of many Chiisns known as opposition
dreds Of houses and Somss. In Sa!psrsiso. 60.
peeially among the poor Much sickusss fol-
ls.!o issnod June Is. ism: - Ii. GGiisn Tsso.
lnttonists. The following is translation In
=" 10 Our FRIENDS: Having possession Of full
facts worthy OF complete confidence. snd np
Shes as IL Ss tie 'e eonst a esase
s psns 81 So %s
s sss q q ssas ss TSsss a:
f Peru ss 81 70 Ike
a air All n mi n M N. r.
In the %idst q nsrisst harmony .6e dovern:
consider tho names q those who make up the
I'M as dsHtsi have
prodiRies In the eyes OF all the world with the
e.. .s sRa ss 1t Ss
"a: p5sSSSs
pafesnsSs in the :o.:elied Cong :ss to emit
And besides al thu ne has
Ss Issues s S.ns rSs Tsst n
money has not been used 10 purchase war ma.
tertSls with which to resist the reyointto9; put
NATURALLY and, logically tho credit Of Chill
q: eSa%ss IS sssn ss,s s;% i: es,ais:
son 81 ass aSsS GAINED
ysSis Country: rom Chloe to rssns: belong:
the rapacous. hotde that surrounds him. Bal.
mHceds wonld not have hundred followers
from the middle and upper social ranks In all
Chill:
lied. It has worked hard and long. and has
achieved already great results. Our friends
ought 10 be tran0u iI. for already there ale evil
dences Of our Immediate triumph.
the Opposition might speedily reach the de-
sired law First to put The land forces IL Il;
the forces, and third. 70 attack tyranny IN its
own. LOCALITY. The fret has already baen
history In the highest renown. For the secopd
three conditions are requisite: Fiist the
aSso1s %ssso. e. 'tom the sns
! third. the recognition OF. the Congress
sional party in The north as belli hn !;
| facts First, the arms ind ammunition have
been received second. France has prohibited
| the sailing OF tho war vessels third, Bolivia
haa recognized us as / elligerents. It only
remains now to attack the tyrant In his own
| dem and tho hOur irAwA nAar"
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Baln.oed. Remove. All the Judges.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 14.-The Gillian Con-
gresslonal envoys In Washington have re-
ceiyed udvioss from Chill which they say con-
nr,u the statements heretofore made that
President Balmscsds had removed all The
move moved inoISds the 'ctSh CHEF justice 81 the
Supreme Court and his six. Associate Justices,
District Judges The ENJOYS say this artiol q
that these Judges shall 10 appointed for lie
and shall DO removed only after being iopnd
guilty OF . misdemsanor. There never has
Judge has been removed for misdemesnor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Eight vessels Of the white squadron have arrived at
ss: s1 Fl; s p I. 70 to ss
Sn. By ns::
and :;.I,sSas IL Il. path Of Il. Danes ~!i. s1.Ds
sS Ss'is
;; srs;ss 81
saul upon ninsysai.oId Maggie Harrington sf.W days
y:;:ia.y mciains @! short si;it f.r.to.. TS:y
coz Cotton e sns vi
n!.s ". .sd!: ysa e s e
:: :fP'ss &: ss'.s s;Ps %s.pa . but
sn !: q. o;poEn: Hens:
III; si;s: q $:;s!: y yn,st I!:ss e.Is:ss::.
Y: y g: sss from IN bis skull
rs s:: :s S9 sH%. &.
With rae, %: or 56ur'G nsh' I'll: body
:;s q diis
sSs.. s T.
isssd :aI
:s:ss: the Or. from getting beyond
:s. Tss s:s:s s: a..s 4..: I'll
sss.'ss t' TIL Ss'I. Hams.
his blind wife who poured pals OF water over him. but
hair and beard burned Oh.
Prof Blake OF the Kansas University. 10 conducting
sound through water The Goys,nmsnt has svs ~. the
Far his perimsuts have been with subu erEs
= e: e -ss on board the Light
a Light engine cslded Thursday morning With .
freight train meytnS north on the Nsy York Onsssto
ossEN ne s.Ei.ss, e Sc is:shs rAs AiSsrs sSssa
Ssy.s g e. ssc ,s,nssa ss.:ssa sass vsss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
Wholesale Cigar Dealers swi.als1.

"h0IesAIo CIKsr OoSters SWtuetee.
Bernard Fifer. a cigar manufacturer Of 307
Bowsry. appeared before Justice O'RSilly ct
the Tombs yesterday as complainant AGAINST
Max Harris. alias A. Berger. Of lob Second
avenue whom he charged with the larceny Of
5000 cigars A gang Of swindlers has lately
been faecing tho wholesale cigar dealers. The
Who calls himself Augustus Rose: Recently
hose. got spploymept with Mr.. Filter g an
5000 cigars from A. Berger Of .Ol9 Second ave-
nue.. The cigars were delivered. bnt were
never paid for, Mr.. Filler decided to hold AGENT
the case was given to Inspector Byrnes and on
Thursday Detective Foley arrested Harrts In
tho cigar store at Fifty ninth street and Second
avenue where. IL 10 alleged. he was dis!osing
OF the cigars 1T Sl4 Q thousand. Harris WAS
held In $500 bail for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-15
TUE CoNQU1RoR OF PERU.

rassrvs's Bsay Trs.sSssrsA 20 The Eeels.
sssstiesi Corporation OF Lins.
BAN FaANcIsoo. Aug. l4.-Advicss from Peru
sive the details Of the transfer OF the remains
Of Hsarro to The Ecclesiastical Corporation
TS::,. os:psf q 't&Ss s. h.lan fKiax..
drsrsd in mourn,ns lisstsd pssisSso lN Mss
torches, and alornad with numerous crowns
and crosses Of natural flowers. The col pse
OF the comm. During the day q reglmsntAl
e3Ipeny guarded the body. and many persons
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THE WHALEBACK IS HERE.
NOT SO PRETTY TO LOOK AT, hut SAID
TO BE VERY PROFITABLE

First or = Novel Model 20 Cross the sea
sac 20 visit New York-Carries Three
Tlnes Her Registered Tonnage.
A marine monster that ressmblsd a. much
a. ANYTHING else huge brown. backed hippo
potamus. with tapering head and launches
and high howdahs fixed fore and aft. pulled
eturdily up the East River shortly after sun
rise Yesterday morning. She hitched herself
alongside dock at the foot OF Cslysr street.
Greenpoint. and the early risers Of that town
focked In little companies down to the water.
where they learned that the vessel was the