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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NETS.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK SATURDAY., APRIL 10, 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer Etruria (r Hams Liverpool April Queenstown
TO- and passengers TO Vernon II Brown Co. Ar
steamer Apex Br Burton. Glasgow April in ballast to
Bowringa Archibald Anchore, at andy lio9s nr,eo %
md-c simpson. spence Young Arrived at tue Bar
steamer DANA CGer sclult, Hamburg April 2 havre g.
mdse and passengerst 10 RI Corts Arrived ~ th' bar
steamer Ger, Heoich; Hamburg 80 April 8.
SOUTHAMPTON WIN mds and passengers 10 Corns AT
steiner co%"nina (Br Arnott Mediterranean ports
Young. Arrived a. The Bar at 10 H. p,o ,orro Mar On
vs 6 s s" m %s 10 Sr 'O
esis CO. Asyo 81 as Bar at b aSSa s day.. with
juic to orier; vessel 10 J W Parker % CO.
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook light NV; clear,
Al CITY Island-lght, NV; clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer Thingvaa DAN, IauO. Copenhagen Mar 90 via
rnnsh Eay- % Co nfTire at the Bar at pm
S% sp Arrived al % Ha q ~'
steamer phladSphia campr. r9rS Tab' n Ns GTssno
pSileit
CLEARED
steamer Amcric, OFT, P care IonGSn-rw w I n
steamer oys Br p Sfr asS nTos 60
Steamer VouruO lBr). johnson, Newca'tle-sander'on
Steamer Cordn Castle CBr. Wool Dnnkirk-Mllcr &
STEAMER Cachemre (Fr Jacobni Marsecs-Func Edge
steamer Euchanress tBr Hammond. Rio Janciro Santos
Steamer cubs Nor Bcrnhoidt Baracoa-H Duuois.
steamer Yucatan. Alien Havana ana Mexican porfsJas
Ward & Co. 49, .,-,- - =, ,,.uo.
steamer Hudson KenDlc orleans-s II seaman
steamer E2ctlsior Higgins. New Orlchns-J Van sickle
steamer Cirni;lc ,Br. Wright Fcrnnniina- simpson,
ESi~a,ncr iGlmnlssee Aslins savannah l. Walker;
steamer Croaan Hansen Wilmington NC-Wm L Clyde&
Steamer Old Dominion. Couch, Norfolk and Richmo"d-old
Steamer Ciry Of Atlanta Dole West Point. vaom Domin
Steamer city Of Columbia. Stevens Norfolk and Newport
old Dominion - Co.
81, amer = W Bruno Lewis Barmore-TI Fosior
steamer Miranda Dr. Leseman ~ Johns NJ VIA iiaiia1-
steamer tobam Clr) Fraser 81 Johns, NF-Dowring &
steamer Manhattan Bragg. Portland-horatio Mall
Steamer II Dmock. Coleman. Boston IL Dinio'"
SAILED
Steamers Serva Arizona Bolivia for Liverpool Crcas
STA Glasgow; SumairI. Grccnock; Noliurh" Newcastle
Mnrsala Hamburg: Elbc. bremen. SpImrndam kotieriam
prrsvyauiI md Apollo Antwerp; Cardiff Castle Dunk
la tlayrc tuclcnirt Marsellesi fhla. Genoa
Encahtress. Pernambuco, Burnley Irlhnal 0Osin"loal
Windwar Islands, Nncatrn. Havana III BANS, ramp"
cry Of Augusta, savannah, 81, o..
iarks Cambusdoou for Hong Kong; Olga. oporto.
Also salcd-via Long leland sound
Steamers Manhattan for Portland; II DimocS Boston.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GRAvEsEND April Sailed steamer France Br) Hadey.
SOUTHAMPTON April l6Sacd steamer Columbia (Gcr).
Vogrlgcsang from Hamburg hence for New. York.
GLASGOW, April lH-Salcd steamer state OF california tBr)
IztRp April is~ Passed steamers Ia Champagne CFr).
Bower fum New.YOrk on her way 10 Havrc; Nescrnland
RESALE APRIL 10 Passed steamer The Queen (Br), eoey,
from New. York on hcr way To Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
THE ASA ULT ON PENSIONS.
REDUCTION OF THE ESTIMATES BY THE
HOUSE COMMITTEE.
BELIEF IN THE SENATE THAT THEY ARE BIZ
LOW THE ABSOLUTE REQUIREMENTS

LOW THE ABSOLUTE REQUIREMENTS
OF THE LAW
Washington. April 1G.-The belief prevails among
many senators that the House has cut the apprOpTla
ions for pensions below the absolute requirements Of
the law and it is probable that the total appropriation
carried by te Pension Appropriation bill will be
swe,led by several million dollars when II is returned
TO the House by the serate. The Commissioner in
submitting estimates to Congress OF the amount OF
money that would be required TO pay pensions during
the next fiscal year. placed the at sI47 900 600
The House Appropriation Committee In fixing the ap
popria,ion cut SI3OO0C00 from this estimate lcav-
Ing the total appropriation Sl34,oO00oO The reason
assigned for this reduction the belief OF tie COM
mttee that at the end OF the present fiscal year
there would be an uIexpended balance OF 9l5 900
As this surplus would be available 10 supplement the
appropriations for next year. 1t held that those
appropriations could well be reduced by amount
nearly corresponding to the surplus
But that action taken by the House Committee
many weeks ago, and meantime the Pension Office has
been working along with much diligence and has paid
50 many pensions that the SENIORS have come to the
conclusion that the surplus which will be left at
So, ,oOO which. If true, would ob)ge The Senate
to add nearly $40 900 900 to tie total of the Pension
Appropriation bill rs IL came from the House.
1t Is probable that with View 70 liking the apprO
prtattOn rs nearly possible al the requirements Of
The Pension Bureau, the Pension Appropriation bill
Will be allowed I, remain unaced upon IN the senate
Committee Appropriations until tile end OF the fiscal
year is close ut hand. at least until there is ataina
BILE more definite Information ttan Is now AT hand
with reference to the amount OF the surplus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
PLifNFIELD.

This Easter day will be a notable one In the
history Of Grace Episcopal Church In Plaiihcd.
The church recently erected hy the parish VIII he
dedicated 10 day The new Grace ChurcO is a hand
some structure and cost about 10000. In archi-
,ccturnl STYLE tire church is Gothic. being bill ~
rough dressed gray stone with bold point al che, and
trimmings OF fine cut stone.
Tile interior T. ornamcuieh with mouldngs.
Large iracicry window adorn the w",t end Of IN"
chnncel. and the trnu.rpfs. lis dimensions arr
l2j ly 30 feet seven hundred aud fifty people can
lie seated In the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
GOVERNMENT VESSELS ORDERED NORTH

INDICATIONS THAT SEALING AGREEMENT WITH
ENGLAND HAS BEEN REACHED.
Washington April 16.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has ordered the revenue steamers Rush and Bear AT
son Francisco 10 proceed at once to Tort TOwnsend
and await further orders. This action Indicates tlal
an agreement has been reached between the Ohlcu
States ard Britain IN regard 10 pelagc sealing
IN Behrng Sea and that the Instructions 10 the vessels
of this country In course OF PrcpaIi.'ioii.
these lnsfrnctions will De mailed 10 tie revenue
vessels and Naval vessels at Port Townsend.
The Ranger viii be put In commission ~ onni
Fi,ucsc0 April 23 and viii be assigned 10 patrol dnly
I'm Behrlng sa The other Naval vessels selected for
that service the Yorktown. hohlcan ana AoGn9.
seven ves els win comprise the entire American Meet
10 guard the waters Of Eehing Sea during the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
OTHER SUBURBAN TOW Ms.
long ISLAND.
TIE SUICIDE WAS \ HARD DRINKER.

THE SUICIDE WAS \ IltD DIINkEK.
william Newton. of sidney Newton. committed
suicide Yesterday morning by shOotng himself at bis
father, home ia Gin. Newton Suffered from occa
sIonal G Of alteration Of tho mind lie leaves wife
and two children. lie had not lived with them for
scvcrnl months. and bad boon n hard drlnhcr
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Mayor Patrick J. Clemson
ve,ic:dny ap, oInicd Assistant Dlstrrt-Ntoncy John
" t;off OF Ncw-IOrk Corporation Counsel Of Long
Islnnd CITY, to succeed Waller j. Foster, who lntcly
resigned The snlny IS $1,000 "A year. Mr.. Con has
not decided whether 10 take the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
COPYRIGHT WITH GERMANY.
AN AGREEMENT UNDER TIE Liw RATIFIED WITH
MR. Won HOLIEBEN.

Mr.. Won HOLLEBLN.
Washington. April 16-The Secretary Of state and
Mr Hollebcn the German Minister. exchanged on
Apill 10 the notifications Of their respective GOV
ernments Of the copyright agreement concluded be
tween the United states and Germany at Washington
on January 15 BY Article Of this agreement citi-
zens OF the United states Will enjoy. In the German
Empire the protection Of copyright regards WORKS
Of literature and art well photographs, against
Illegal reproduction the basis which such
protection Is granted TO subjects Of the Empire The
agreement win 70 into operation at the expiration Of
three weeks from the ratification. and Will be APP
plcabe only TO works not published at the time when
Il shall have gone into operation. 1t Is tcnlnaDic
IN three months notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
no INVESTIGATE THE SUGAR TRUST.

Washington. April 1o.-A resolution was i'' ~,
= 49, Irouse today by Representative scott. os I'LL
na, e,otlur that the American sugar Refining Com
many Is commonly believed TO be a trust confirm!
70 the Act 0; July . 1890. and requesting the Az
tornevGencral to furnish information rs 70 te com
many and prosecutions OF it under the ia"' IL any
nave been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
TIE BROOKLYN NINE BEATEN.
CHIT Rims MADE BY THE PIULADELPHIAS IN

TIE SECOND INNING, GIVING
THEM THE GAME.
PHILADELPHIA Aprll lG.-Thc Phlladelphlas blnchcl
their hit, TODAY. while the Brooklyn men buI'ched
thcr errors and the home team scored an easy VIC
to~y The fielding OF Cross ard Muvcy and the h-
ting Of Th0mp,on and llalman were the ieatnies
The weather was decidedly cool. Attendance, 2oo-.
Inks started In pitch for the visiting players bht
his curves were battcd hard That stein had I'd be
called To the The eight runs scored by the
home team in the second Inning settled BrookynS
chouces for a victory The fielding work Of Wards
men was not Of the best. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
ORANGE.

Tho rev James r. FaucOn rector Of II. lnuls
Protestant Episcopal Church Of East Orange, has
offered hf. resignation TO take effect May /.
Mr. Feucon has Leon callcd the assistant 10 the
rector ~ Christ Church Hartford. Conn. The vcstry
Of the church have under consideration, the nam" "i
tho Rev. W. H. \. Han, Of sianhopc' y. j., as inc
successor OF Mr.. FaucOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
pur1ADELpHIAx's SUDDEN DEATH.

Edward p. Howell. fortyfve years old, OF ri'''ucl
mia was taken with fit at Forty scconaS'' anu
s,v,hove last night and died before the afi''i VI "
omhu,ance. The body sent to the West rory
seventhst station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
NEW CITY.

TOcIland County Ecpubncans held nm enthusiastic
convention at New Cty yesterday. and elected Clarence
Lcxow Of Nyack; Isaac ". Edsall. Of Spring Valley
j. Irving TrnphaQcn, Of Sufcfn, and Richard W. old
fields OF Havcrstriw dele gates TO the state COnvcn
ton They also chose TWEEN delegates 10 the congress
Convention 10 be held AT Middlctown Oh Tuesday Al
the DELEGATES uninsructcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Ean~I uns-Wa-h.netOn ,. New-York ?. First base
BY or Washington 3 Ncw.Yor6 o. LEI; on tGse-,
" a>hupon . Nrw-iors f. Er>t bise on ballS-uH Hhcii
g. OIL King ;. Struck out-l.y Kn,H II, by King y
Two.blsc M.-IToy, core Fields. Fuller S,olcn H,Iy e
Donovan Larkn H. Rchl dsOa. Core, Ewing. fuief.
lit by p!rchc-D. Richardson. Larkin. cd ball
Boyle l. Umprc-Ga'ncy Time: 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
Brandreth's Pills

medicine that has been a household remedy for
sixty years and used in that time bymore than 2oooooooo
persons must have great merit Such medicine found
in Braadreths Pills. This fact demonstrates the value
of these pills better than any statement of the propre
tors 1t will be observed that the dose required to
is small. One or pills taken every night for ten or
twenty days will dyspepsia, costveness, rheumatism
liver complaint bliousnes any disease arising from
an impure state of the blood $780,
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable, absolutely
harmless, and safe to take at any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either plain or
sugar coated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
THE GIANTS VICTORIOUS.
DEFEATING TIE wAsnINGToNs BY 6 TO 5.
THE GAME WON IL TIE NINTH INNING on
BASEHiTs By FULLER AND GORE.
LEAGI.E GAMES YESTERDAY.

LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-YOrs q; Washington, ,.
Philadelphia. IS brooklyn. ..
Boston, IL Baltimore, ..
Louisville, IA: Chicago. 10.
Cincinnati, g. Clcveand 3.
litt,bufg L.; It. Louis. ..
Washington. April 1G.-New-Yorl won to-day's game
In the ninth inning. on two bas, bits by Fnle: and
Gore. when victory seemed certain for Washington.
Kncll pitched brilliantly at times. but punched bases
balls with the Giants safe hits lie struck out
eleven men. and was perfectly supported yet Wash
ingOn lost. Attendance, $500
King pitched a good game and the fielding OF
Lyons. Bassett and Ewing was capital. ID. Richard
son was warmly greeted by his old comrades. The
srpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise Sal 637 Moon rises pm Moons age 20
WAFER
<N-sandy Hk 10 81 Gov. Isrd.. llO7 Hell &C.. 09t
PN-sandy Hk.. lI:!2 Gov. Isld.. ll32 Hell &C.. IV5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Famed runs Phadeph, =. Brooklyn 3. First base
by cirtr.-I PHILADELPHIA l. Brooklyn o. Left on ha'es.
Philadelphia J. brooklyn 9. First base on bolls-on
Ink. oil Wcyhinc o. 3trGck out-By N"ynlng = DN
stern /. Home rms-Connor. joyce. Ihre.3ase mn
Cro.s Two.bisc hs-Ncyiiinc. clements. Alea, lihl-
man q inn. Sacrifice hit--Connor. Mailman, Mnlvry,
Cross. Hamilton Colius Ward. locoran stolen nases-
Common HnllWan. Hit ~ pitcher l'fpurhrt-
Passed Iall,-Da,lcy l. rmri'e-llurst Time-I"o
han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
coMM1ss1oNER rnoMpsoY,s REsIGNATION.

washington. April IG-IIugh S. Thompson called
- .h President This morning and formally rendered
nix resignation as member Of the Civil service Com
mission. TO take effect on May 10. lie has been ap
nointcd controller OF the NcwYor Life Insurance Com
many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

letter, Erysipelas, Carbpnclcs, and kindred
ailments. and with Scrofula in every, shape,
and oil od-taints, there's nothing that can
equal it as q perfect and permanent remedy
Tint. the reason it's the only medicine OF
It's Kind that can DO guaranteed. ii 1t falis
TO benefit or cure, in any case, you have your
money back And that makes 1t the eseaP .s's
biood,puriAer sold, for you pay only for 'n'
good you got.
Gan you ask morss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
T.. * v
NOTEKA.
NOTEKA.
A NEW COLLAR.

WHEATrNA-Ihe best br 'a;fast food; delicious.
nourshing; cooks minute 25 cents; oil grocers.
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. vi shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
INTERESTING AMATEUR GAMES.

The staten Island Athletic club team and the Jas
pers Of Manhattan College. played an exciting game mt
West New Brighton. : l.. yesterday. The home players
won through timely batting, although The coce" BOYS
uIaycl the better game in the field. Quinn and col
I'm, won the fielding honOr. the former doing remark
able inGcld work. The scor was ns follows:
j'.,sq Island a. Co.,. 9 . Q Q al
Eafn,d iuns-Stat.n Island \. C. l. First base on
orror.-Sltn Island \. &. .. Jasper. Left ca lA,"N-
stat.n Island \. G. q. Jls"r- g. Base on b7.oH Oarr
on Powers (. struck ou'-Uoro. Muriay. Naming =.
Quinn. Mitchell Richmond. Tpbin. TwolnSe h'-i'rill
CLAIR. Hl,.f1rI Sacrifice ht-Krau,s. ri hmond. Stocn
iasc.- l.ori, arc - Qu'nn Mitchell Richmond DoI'lc
pay Brush Stct"iCh ard Prll Passed Murray 1.
krius. /. Umpire sullivan. Tine Of Rame-l T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
Announcements

Coughs" Browns Bronchial Troches' are used
with advantage u alleviate coughs, Sore IhVit HoJlse-
ness, and Bronchial Affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

rh rmnire state Express OF the Ncw.iork Centrai
a., ~ nnde of every admircr OF WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Phillips DIGEsTIDLE Cocoa.
valuable substitute for coffee IL noushei. Ihey
only stimulate. superior drink for won and children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Morrill, the professional has been secured to assist
I'm coaching the Harvard baseball team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D

20 WI.SI
Diseases Of tho Nervous system rntoC rnary organs
Imnotency and Stcr!llty Hours. 8 to l. to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Tie Manhattan Athletic md EngcwOod Field Club
teams paved At Manhattan Field Yesterday. II wns a
stirring contest from start 10 finish. the Cherry Da
monl men winning after pluc,y uphill fight Wilson
pitched n good game. and his support was better than
lint AWARDED COrwin. the EngcwoOd pitcher. The
score follows:
Manhattan !. C........i ! %
Ilr.t ta... crr0r.-Ml Manhattan \. G. ,. FnglcwoOd
T. g. 3. I.cft bases Manhattan \. G.. Il. Inglewoo1
T. G. Ir-t base hlll--On Wilson :. on COrwin g.
struck on. O'G,ar s. Smith Martin. Notion, wilson
=. Now. ll.lrr Gluut .. Corwn ? Van oricn . Two
ta.s hlt.-f. MoWry. Sacrifice Lit Buell.. VIII
.ou siolru ni.--,m tn, lstc, ,. Doueh"rtY. Double
Wilbur and smith. Wild piirhc.-Wl-on >. Cor
win g. Passed n1ls-Wlbur / Gaunt 3. Umpre-ilort
Tine - cim.-i -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

A boil hurts, but 1t helps.
1t shows you plainly what
you need. II wouldn't DO
there, If your blood were
pure and your system IN
the right condition. And
they would be, II you'd take
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 80,
1t carries health with II.
All Blood, Skin, and Scalp
Diseases, from a common
blotch or eruption to the
worst Scrofula, are cured
by il. 1t invigorates tho
liver, puriGcs and enrichcs
the blood, and rouscs every
organ into hcalthful action.
In tho most stubborn forms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
STATEN ISLANT

The Richmond Comfy Republican primaries we
held last night. large vote was polcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

E r4gssi,s l'.......S Q "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SATURDAY., APRIL is, ls!
ARRIVED.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
THE CUNNING TRAMP.
Diplomacy That Secured Him "A Good
Meal.

Diplomacy That Secured Him a Good
Meal.
Detroit Free Press
He knocked hesitatingly at the kitchen
door and the lady Of the house opened it.
" Y on don't get anything to eat here" she
exclaimed hastily.
- Did I ask for anything to eat, madam ?"
he replied, in tones Of reprOach.
NO; but that's what you want"
ION the contrary, madam" he pleaded
81 don't. Your next door neighbor told me
a few minutes ago, while ! was lunchng
sumptuOusly there, that, unless l wished my
digestion ruined forever, my nights filed
with dreams Of horror and my days sur
charged with internal strife and dissensiOD,
! had better not touch any thing in your
house Of an edible character She informed
me particularly not TO do so now, as you
were doing your own cooking, and that be-
cause Of it your husband had temper arilv
left home and was taking his meals in a
cheap restaurant / an -
did shat woman over there tell you
that?" she interrupted aDgrily.
do look Ike person who would tell
malicious lie, madam 2" he asked, with
dignity and panied look.
II don't know, bdt do know that horrid
thing next door would say anything about
me. Come in here" she went on holly and
in apparent forgetfulness Of his statement
that he had but recently appea>ed his appe-
tite. "aad I'll show you just how mean one
woman can talk about another" And the
tramp went in.
''Pve only been married n year" she
ap0l0gzed, as she waited on him, 'but that
no sign i can't cook" 81 should say not"
observed the tramp encouTagingly, between
bites
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
REWARD AND DUCK.
The Peculiar Battle That Was W atch ed
by q Readine Policeman.

The Peculiar Battle That Was W atched
by Reading Policeman.
A SLY and sneaking fox has been rObbing
the barnyards on y FORK avenue, north of the
Reading Railroad for weeks. The farmers
were impressed with the belief that the dogs
Of the neighborbood were carrying off their
latest chickens and ducks, but it was prov
en- at an early hour yesterday morning that
this was not the case. A little before dawn
of day mounted Policeman Boggs saw an
object that he first believed was dog with
a duck in its mouth struggling to get across
a twenty-foOt creek run ming through Farmer
Yerkes' farm on York avenue. above Logan
Station. The officer watched what he
thought was the dog attempting to cross the
stream In opposition 10 the wishes Of the
duck, which tapped its wings and dashed
the water against its enemy. The officers
curiosity was aroused, and he determined
to watch the struggle for supremacy between
what he discovered on getting little closer
to be a fox and duck.
The fox was not slow to perceive after he
had entered the stream that 1t was not an
easy undertaking TO cross the creek with his
victim Tapping its wings and working its
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
JOURNALISM AND SOCIETY.

By Keeping Out of tho Swim Newspaper
Men Honor Themselves.
81 remember reading in a London weekly
that Mr. Delane of the Times was the onlv
English journalist who had ever been adj
mitted into Society So much the worse
then for society, as English journalism alb
serbs some Of the best brain in the country.
1t WAS thought a tremendous honor when
nOblemen attended the dinner given by
F., whose fame as a descriptive writer
has spread to the ends of the earth. In my
opinion they hOnnred themselves So says
the publisher of Kate Fields Washington
l know I'd 90 a great distance to hear
George Augustus Sala make q speech. !
heard him once. not knowing who he was.
A number Of SO-called great people" had
been suffering and StammeTing and driving
me almost crazy by their apparent ignO-
rance OF their mother tongue, when q large
dark-eyed man arose and in clear voice
and feliCitous language completely demOl-
ished those who had preceded him. who
is it?' | asked Of more than one byStander.
None could tell NE and | went home in Ig-
nOrance of the brilliant speakers name.
The next days paper answered my queS-
ton. The large man was George Augustus
Sala; and if Ia been ten times a peer I'd
considered IT privilege TO 90 to 4 dinner to
F. where this clever journalist pre-
sided"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-31
TEE AIR THAT We BREATHE.
Something About an Interesting Subject with
which All Ought to Be Acquainted.

J. Carter Beard, a writer for Frank
LesIie's Magazine, recently had a talk with
a physician on the subject of the air we
breathe, and in the course of conversation
the physician said: How people manage to
exist in atmosphere such as I sometimes
ind surrounding my patients | cannot quite
understand. The air IN the street is bad
enough, as is shown by an analysis l made
OF the dust that came IN at my Office window
during few days that l was absent last
summer ! examined it first with my large
b.nocular microscope, and then subjected It
to chemical tests. IL IS an interesting eX-
pertinent aud well worth the tr.a To any
one possessing microscope, leaving out the
chemical part OF it altogether.
Hair, cotton, wool, woody GbeTs, powdered
lime, mica, IRON and many other SaCh mat
tiers, made uD with grains of starch, spores
OF fungOld growths. eggs Of parasitic in
sects md microbes without number. an in
tetestng collection of organic and inorganic
material whose sum total is dust The Old
saying. that every man must eat his peck
OF dirt" is not 50 true as that every man
must breathe his peck Of dust. Add to this