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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

q. w. Johnson Beg,us T1is Career By Win
pisg the Hyde Park Stakes.

@. w. johnson Beg'us r1is Career ey WIN
,iss the Hyde Park Stakes.
CHICAGO, July 1e.-The Hyde Park Stakes. for
two-year- olds. was tho event at Washington
Park to-day The track was fast -Four
favorites and two we'll played second choice
horses won. Four OF the winners were ridden
by Overton. Fourteen started In the Hyde
Park Stakes Tho value OF tho race to
the winner was S11.60h The starters
were: Joe Murphy. 123 t0verton); King
Lee 121 tAllen): Sabine. 11s tClay-
toni: c. II. Gillock. 11S tH. Penny:
q. W. johnson. 1l3 tIIogGetH: Falstaf, 1lS
LEI I.ey. Iis t'f"yi:e Solumbis. ma a. Bergen,
. 65Ss i b. Ss;ns ND B asn
JonRs a,r a sns tR s'SS to
aGss e wSe king es GGie' AMI
Marian. at 3 to l. were next In favor. tho odds
against tho others ranging from to to 5o
in m otion Maid Marian rushed to the front At
ers lining put. with Colnmbi prinEipg up the
AMY hs nsos WITH Gs sd won he
aPrsa oHt BY Maid M ,Hs # CroS Tas
tilcnview. and Joo Murphy finished In the or
der named. Time. :1Ex.
The winner was bred at Belle Meade stud.
and sold as a yearling to his present owners
for S3, COO To-day's race was his first appear
ance in public. and while King Lee was giving
him eight pounds. his easy win marks him the
host two year old that has shown In the West
this season. His engagements both this year
and next are many and valuable. including
the rich Futurity stakes.
The winners OF the purse races were SPRING
away. ridden by Overton. at Z to s: Helter
Rkelter. OveIton up. favorite at even money;
Hueneme. piloted by Oycrton. at to Fara:
day Hoggett in tho saddle favOrite at 2 to 8
on. and bankrupt ridden BY Overton. favorite
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Progressive wheeling.

me Amateur Progressive Cycling League held their
weekly intercub the staten Island Athstto
grounds yesterday afternoon. Only three teams put
in an appearance The Brooklyn Bicycle Club forfeited
to the Prospect wheemen and tho Hudson County
wheslmen the Staten Island Athletic Club cyciers
Only two inter-club races were held. The Prospect
wheelmsn and tho Staten Island Athletic Club cycers
the latter team defeating the Brooklyn club
by OF 81 to - points Al the conclusion OF the
rG: the teams Of the Centaur and Bergen County
wheelmen competed the Bergen County team scoring
81 points TO their opponents ~ In addition to the
TINS race was won BY George NJ Nisbs Nsv YORK Ri
cycle Club with A. NcAlister ut Bayonne and Leroy
kichos Of the 3. A. Z. q. second aud third respeo
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Mrs. Densesek's susp-eted Murderer Iden.
tined.

SCHENECTADY. Tuly Cornelius 10th. the
suspected murderer OF Mrs. Eta Demscsek.
reached here this evening In charge OF the To-
cal police. A mob Of over a thousand persons
followed the prisoner to Police Headquarters,
filing the air with cries OF Lynch him!"
"htrinR him up!" &c.
t9h do %ss sps
as the man She saw leave the Demaesek house
on the day OF the murder. Detective Field
heimer. who was instrumental In causing
Loth's arrest. formerly worked with Loth. and
was himself at first suspected of the murder.
set to work to find tho real murderer.
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Columbia Yacht Clubs Special Rncs Post
ID

tn. special rare Of the Conmh Yacht Club for %
foot cahoas fell through yesterday through the stake
boat anchored off the foot OF l25th street, having
dragged her anchor and gone asNor". The STARTERS
NichoaS's c. T. wills, e. " 'ooks's lphn
and n NcGiNnu'E no MrgceIe. Tho starting siy
ma WAS given a. IDS o'"O'x aud the Yachts crossed
under enrle reefs. the wind being
from h. w-st"ari
When he Yacht, reached 1o5th s'rert they hunted
around in vain tnr tho stakehDat 9nd finally 4.
NJ In dgus On tho RIM home I've C. T. wIlls beat thu
Dolphin bv about s-cpn IL. N nnauy decided to
postpone the race until next Saturday.
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News from tho Horse World.

MANCHESTER. y: f.. July l6.-The announce
ment Is made That \. D. lIousten. city editor
OF the National Trotting ASS citation for in in
untIng that one Of the Judges Mt the recen.
money in the pool hox. Nj. Houston states
that the mn'ter will Re brought before the
Board OF isv'ew: WI, api r,as t. have t 'W"nty
charges. lie also claims that the Judge refer
rcd 20. W A. Richardson OF Woodsvlle. was
expelled from the tracts Of the association
and has never been reinstated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17
Cnitln Wr,ched the Train.

: BAKERSFIELD. Cal. July 1o.-A freight train
south bound was wrecked milo and a hall
north OF Bakersneld at 2 o'clock this morning.
the engine striking cattle on the track. Jhir-
teen cars and tho engine werfe, Gi'ed up in
mass. Two tramps were killed. and 1t is
Donlcy was badly scalded. perhaps fatally.
The en- gil eer and the fireman were badly hurt
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Tb. y,nn.r, a, 81 Lou,s.

ST. LOUIS July 1e.-rns races at East st. Louis to-day
result ed as folOwS:
T. second. Iiambrck third. Time. Isl.
Second Rxce-Five furonEs King Richard nrst
xeiIenry second. Golden slipper third. Time. :ot.
Third Racs.six fuIonss Joe Edward. hrst. Long
Fourth RAee-fivs furionga School lir nrst, Buck
Filth Rsee-Five furloiIg.. Emperor Billie. nrs.
Texas Girl second. Kate Clark third. Time. LOS.
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Trbbie Shieis Wins the Natiou.l Breeders
Produce Stakes.

LONDON. July 16-At the second day Of tho
sandown Park summer meeting tho race for
the National Breeders Produce Stakes OF 5000
soveregns was won By Mr.. Tyrone's chestnut
nail. Mr. Bottarll's bay filly. Minting Queen.
~ Mintng out OF En- press Queen. was second,
and Mr.. Henry Miners brown colt Grand
torIa third
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Long Island city a. &. After Moro Ground.

The Long Island City Athletic ,ub propose 10 branch
out ne Of progress that Will place 1t par with
any similar orCanizat the bridge They intend
ne athletic plant in addition to their cos.y
club house and gymnasium, and an option has BEEN
secured plot o. ground VIII. the club " Il
have >tr Ah'Away no yard path. The pre-n' house
OF the club ~ l5T Grace street Ia owned outright by
tn" organization.
rrph-b me NC of the rlan' viii AFFECT
cha ri"n Star Athletic Clnh. whose grounds nj West
Rvenu. an Third stree Long Island CITY. have been
as-d by the Long T.. nnt Eairoai bit the rivalry
het the two cubs win only he OF the which
produces better resIts for a con cernei.
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The New York State Convention OF the So-
cialist Labor party met last night at rs East
Fourth street for the purpose. among other
things. Of nominating q candidate for Judge OF
the Court Of AppeAIs Dr. IranI Gerau Of
Brooklyn was nomtnatsd. He 10 the founder
Of The L. y; I, LySssII Of breokiyn and an old
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The list OF champions now reads

Scotland Was 'hr Echo Challenge shield.
LONDON. July l8-In the National Rife
Associations DOM petition for tho Elcho Chal-
isnRs Shield to. day, Scotland won, making
1868 marks against 1882 for England and
1,th6 for ireland.
England beat Canada ~ points In the con-
tast tor the RelADoks OuDs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

KINGSTON. Ontario. July l1-Ths committee
appointed to select site for the proposed
Catholic Ch 'utauauA has been making tour
location. and, 1t Is said. has decided upon a
spot on the river. but the location will not be
made known until the meeting In August at
New london.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

The New York Athletic Club held it's handicap single
scu race for the Osborne medal at Travers Island last
evening. C. Turner. with ! minute start, with
ridiculous ease; A. paInpsey. scratch was second C.
Adee, 80 yards. third; {. Schumacher Jr 50 yards
fourth The course one mile straight on the
Sound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17
State, Island A. G. w,o .. Lacrosse.

The third and deciding game Of lacrosse between the
Iorillard and Staten 10 and Athletic Club teams
played yesterday afternoon at Oakland Park. Jersey
City Heights. The islanders again carried OF The
honors by score of goals to o. The teams follow
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r-.v.,,., Win, tn. stakes.

LEXINGTON July lo.-The Shelby willie closed TO-
day with fair sport over slow track. The two unnn.
ishsd won respectively by Courier and Dick
Richmond Trsvaiian. prom sing thresysar.old. won
the Stakes easily. summarissi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

The officers OF the day we're:
Referee A 4. Jordan; track JUDGES :. ,. Blaethurst
and 4. b. Osorgsi neld Judges. " J. swan and O. O.
Wood: Timers. G. Hughes. J. spAeth, ~ Bsnop. j II.
HoT Rnh.r ei,rs ~ Sanf, b seSs;
ipspsctors. p CnsNmsn. ?. Burns and ". Foyarty;
OftctAl reporter, Hugh 4. Hart
Ia Lat foha ,ilnnS nntu raada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

PsnApEIyHIA- July le-Ths athletic club Of the
sebuykI ksyy defeated the Manhattan Athletic Club
q New York IN same Of lacrosse this AftsrAseA ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17
New Ttr-ch' Gun Club.

Tn. members OF the New Utrecht Gun Club had hne
days sport yesterday at Wood avn Park. Tho fun
conmsnced with live bird sweepstaks shooting. In
which nearly al hanis Ind a share Ths regular club
soot targets for the gold and silver metas IT tbs
club then hold. NJ Van Rrunt won the gold badge
with egh, cen. and D. Deacon took the silver with
sixteen. The score ~ sheet follow:
Cub shoot. ~ targets ~ yards Tise--M Van Prunt,
Is J.. eacnn. ~ A \, i!esem an, 4; Or. Adams.
IL: u D. Bennett ~; e. A. sykes. ~: Dr. Shields. ~ ;
r i.g"man q: r X street q; ?. Adams, 8; J. Ford
ram. g.
riseIM. Van ,rnnt, I: C. a syke.. /: 4. " Blatt.
8: wv. ans. ;: W. + sykes, g
Second Swe-p,take-Sevsn birds r. f. Street. !; N.
Van Rrun'. !. Or Shields u: 4. w dams g. II. Blat
rnrher 8: Il. J. Adams AL les divided.
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2rrsouxl Hptues.

NJ AhhIkD LADIBa-ssnd 100. Ter -IafAnibis s.fs
~ sssS s xDiiS sasxS g ss.ss 6bsss. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

Leaving aside affiliations and points
innuenco thrr"l y. Ii" .cnro wDul have ueen
a. follows. q tic between O'Sul ivan and COT ~
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1sntistr9.


HANKS DENTAL ASSOCIATION
"A. IS B.st Teeth rubber plate free repairs free
one year. IS No more asked or taken. Only dental
once in y. y that does not advertise low price
high one Gold NIL, 81 90 up: soft MI. Soc up Gold
rT"S,nE Eas N Trh p91s rs,6 e.. soc, NEVER
MN YOkk-2ob oth av.. cor. 18th St
bKOOkLYN-+1e Fulton st, near Elm place.
JERSEY ClIl-Cornsr York and Grove ats
In New York. don't mistake next door for Hsnks'I
ELEGANT gold hlnE. guaranteed; moderate prices
u Dr. Fullers Dental PATloTG IL vAck st, Canal
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SoanS.

r. A lNANCES procured upon furniture "tthou remorrl
~ RApCilFFE; $40 Fulton ~. krooalyn. and -o3
Broadway, Jew York.
I oANs.--Lowe est rates: Ne~ York and brooklyn real
II estate: also second mortgages
FERDISAND ZOGlAIN, Nassau ST.
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aNatriM,onial.

EMINENTLY ELIGIBLE ELDERLY GENTLEMAN
II desiring marriage seeks among tho refined and
wealthy; correspondence con hdentlaL
Vital. boz 2o<, Sun ootrs
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Glalr'ouamts.
Ailliasry and Hrtssmakiug.

TNlNE STAND FOR DRESSMAKER,-Two rooms fur
nished Housekeeping; rent reason able; reference
present dressnA"rr. Go Sands ~. Brooklyn.
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Political G,uttittrrs.


DOITICAL TA|SERS,-oN portraits OF candidates,
j Hags. Inform. torrhe., "nirnent- Ac. al old
hra a,J5iartcr,. -, !TIGAL BANNER AND EQUIPMENT
co, 10 vEsIY 81. New York.
THE CALL1Or!. tho wonderful musical cam a.gn
L Instrument, which any boy can play; sample
a!.sd auy~ here FIR 70 cent. Addrr.s BACH NCsi-
CAL COMPANY. box 1913. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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GxtsrminHtGrs.

.E01CnICInr" no HTISo1r -. n
ROAt Is Esl.ANTs- wATERBUGs 26c and 100
trial loo and l5o wooDCoCK'R DRUG STORE col
9Th st. and University place
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sale exces any OF our former efforts, and the
public we'll repaid for their visit and time
expended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

STATEN ISLAND.

MR. or iIo, BEGINS HIS INNFNT1GATloN.
oscar Craig. president OF the state Boan OF
Charities who was appointed be Justice cullen 10
mako an Investigation Of the affairs OF the :. H. smith
Innrmnry At New brighton. began his work yesterday
Il charged I'm the petition Of the SIX physicians WHO
rc,igned on Nav II that the buildings are In II pad
sanltary condition that It's affairs not properly
managed hy the superintendent. Miss f.. H. Lampc'
and that there are discrepancies In lis hnanceS
Comm >sioner Craig. with his stenogI1pher, and accom-
panied by All4irc short for the petitioners DE VIII
stafford counsel for the board Of trustees sanitary
engineer Major Clarence r. Barrett the supei1n-
tcndent a number Of physicians trustees and man
ayers began the Investigation by first making thor
ough Inspection Of the structure and It's surgical ap
pllnnce>
The plumbing nearly al pronounced bad by tho
sanitary engineer. tho ventilation WAS much worse :;
dn,, and cobwebs found In OF the operating
rooms substance, were found upon twelve
OF the surgical Instruments. When the commits Toner
announced that he wa, Pr pared to take testimony
Mr. stafford objected! holding that the conn.s 'ioiier
had no that authority. Mr.. Cialg Ovcrrnled th' oh
lection and said that lie had found bad state or
affair and II hs power and duty 20 proceed
with the Investigation 10 IA IN" responsibility for the
conditions found. The superintendent, WA, examined
ana r~hra.scd the story Of tr troubles at the nstitu
non which have already been published. The hear
ing will b. continued on september -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

Roberto Bal,amo. Of 80. - frrsdentst.. who was
shot in the aldomcn by Joseph BoniscnO. Of No. II
presidcmt-st on thursday evening IN a quarrel dir'i
Yesterday Boni,cno ha, 10; been arrested bat III
SON who took part I'm the shooting !, und"r arrest
In his ante norton -t.icmcnt, hhl-anp accused b"hl
seno Of innctine the fatal wound
Flags were displayed on the 'ity Hall yesterday
in honor II the thiriicih anniversary Of h" departure
Of the I3Oh Regiment. NcwA ork Volunteers. for the
war The survivor, Of the command had dinner ias'
evening at the Everett Assembly Rooms.
Cassius r. stevens. q policeman In Ia" seventeenth
Precinct h, suffering with fracture Of the skull ana
Il brokon hip at ~ Mary, Hospital. 'au~"d by ihl'
from an apple tire. lie Is not expected 10 recover
The new nrcLoat. The David y. hoody. has been
completed at cost Of S52.35O. \ ti.aI trip viii
soon be made by the YES cl.
Charles T.. Emery. IN. D., Of No. 80 'nencave
was appointed q member Of th" cmni.- - zap
praise the value Of tie property OF the Long Island
Water supply Company by Judge Pratt yesterday 10
place OF William T. Lane, wLo recently resigned BE-
cause he wa not qualified 10 act
Plymouth Clurch viii be- rcopcucd To morrow nom
ing and rho Rev. Howard bi--. d,,ocl'' pass
wlm preach. 40 evening service viii be hell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
rsoopS ~ THE coLrMBrly PARiDr.

Tho Committee on Military Affairs for ia" columbian
Celebration held q meeting at the stewart building
Yesterday afternoon consider ways and means Tor
the accommodation of ID, State troop, That WIN h"
her. for The parade RHODE Island, Connecticut New
Jersey and probably North Carolina viii send part
Of their National Guards. but 1t has not yet been
decided how many troops from each state the com
mittce will invite and how they shall be accom-
modated The Ehohr I.land and Connected troops
VIII probably come by boats on which they will bc
quartcrcd The troops from the other states and the
National Guard %; this Will be qunrtcred, far
n possible the armoIics In this city and Brooklyn.
The remainder will be provided with shelter Tn tents
put up In the Battery and city Hall parks In Wash
incton and TOmpkns squares. and In any other avail
able place.
II all the National Guard OF New York state were
to attend the Celebration the cost would BE- 200 600.
an amount considerably In of the sum available.
further legislative appropriation Is Therefore needed
and the committee voted thu: General Martin T. Me
Mahon and General il -iah Porter go 10 Albany on
Monday to consult Governor Flower In regard to the
matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
NEW. BRUNSWICK.

A BOGUS MINISTER CHARGED WITH DESEhlloN.
william 4. Clarke Il tall, good-lookng man, about
thrty-fve years old, who was known ms the Kew
william A. Clarke, Is prisoner In the MddleseN
County Jail on charge Of nonsupport and deserion,
preferred by his wife. Clarke came to New Bruins
wick about three years ago rs salvation Army
officer. His self applied title OF reverend gave MN
entrance into the good cruces OF many religious
people, whose society he sought. He was Constant
helper at the services OF she Florence Andy Tenn
perance Missions I'm this city. lie said he was n
minister had been pastor OF n church In the
West lie was II widower, he said. and was striving
TO earn an honest living until he should again DC
able to enter his chosen field. Clarke's vile, VINO
has been living in Brooklyn with her child since
her husband deserted her, recently heard that ne
was In this city. She came here early thls weeA
and found he was working for an Ice dealer 'he
Al once preferred the charge which led to Clarke 5
arrest this afternoon.
d. +. Vcrmulc Il Co., retail coal dealers on water
St in this city,, have made assignment 10 r. a.
pit, G 10 of New York The statement Of assets
and liabilities has not yet been made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
AFFAIRS IN BROOKL YN.

lie WAS NOT DEAD, But WAS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs Annie Molcnan. of No. Of Moorest., applied
in the Leave. police court yesterday for warrant
for the arrest OF her husband charge OF abandon
men The woman alleges that on March |. 17ss.
she was married and two weeks later her husband
deserted her. taking with him 400 OF her money.
Mrs., Mocnar searched unsucccssfuly for him for n
time but finally heard that he had died on a cattle
ranch in Montana. Last week, however. the woman
was visited ~ relative who told her that Molrnan
was alive and was living In Philadelphia She In
ycstigatcd IT, and asserts positively that Molcnan Is
a pro- porous merchant and lives ut No. LOSS North
Eighth st., Philadelphia.
Judge Gociting refused To issue a warrant, but
advised the woman to go 10 Philadelphia and bring
proceedings there. She thanked him. and said that
She would start at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
TROTRLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

Creditors # Mills e Everett, wholesale dealers IN
fruits at No. 106 Warren-st have agreed To accept
compromise at 40 ccnis on the dollar PAYABLE In
notes at one three and five months The liabilities
are about $4,000.
Deputy sheriff McGnnis yesterday closed the Store
Of william A. Hicks dealer In shoes at No 23l Eighth
ave-. judgments having been entered against him for
81 80. lie has been in business four years, sue
ceeded Hicks d Mccullough eighteen months ago,
and claimed to carry stock Of $1,000 The business.
il is >ad ran behind about 500 month.
Tho sheriff Yesterday sold out the ONCE furniture
of the United States Home Providing Association at
NJ. 80 Broad St. and the stock Of Philip knorpp,
cOnfectioner, at No. 141 Duanest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
SHOTS FOLLOW 4 "GROW LER' FIGHT.

4 mnldcrou. shooting ARRAY followed drunken
quarrel In one hundred and tenthst between Ams''
darl.aVc. and the Boulevard. bate on Thursday mKW'
owen !. Collins, Young abocr 81 80 10 "'S'
one hundred and tenth It., qldrrcllci WIFE teen"
Becker. alias MARKS. driver oil an "ah cart "hos'
home il at 40 ~ West one hurried ana u MN 81
They had been drinking beer from " growlcr' In
coupany with other young men. AMI Collins refused
to pay for more beer. Becker applied Insulting
epilhct, 10 Collins. who rctOltcd Ia hni At length
Collins struck Pcokcr In tile month' wh'icupen BECKER
drew Il revolver and fired two shots. On" bullet
pis.cd into CJln,s abdomen and tie other went
through his hand. Collins Wa behcvcl 10 he dNlne
i'm the Manhattan Hospital Nr,tcri1y. III" police
were searching for Becker whp had escaped after the
shooting. An alarm. Girctlng police search de
,crl,ed him 4, twenty ia al, Old, live feet and
eight inches high, with dar exon, aud wear ~
- lime coat and i!,c nann"l SHIRT II was "Ap,, ed
that ne would soon .drlcndrr be- caught nc had
mo- money WITH which 80 leave tie city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

T1E absolute purity of the Royal Baking
4 Powder makes it pre-eminently the most
useful and wholesome leavening agent known
Containing no lime, alum, phosphate, or other
impurity, it leaves no alkaline or acid resi-
dunn in the food, and its use insures pure,
LIGHT, and sweet bread, biscuit, and cake, that
are perfectly digestible and wholesome whether
hot or cold, fresh or stale. Its leavening power
has been determined the highest whenever
tested by official authority, and physicians,
chemists, teachers, and writer's on food n.y.
eiene commend it for its sterling qualities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
NETWORK CITY.


Commissioner Alexander yesterday held for extrndi
ton f. r. de Burgh Bourke. of Buffalo, who Is charges
with stealing three diamond studs from a Dublin
| jeweler.
an l.. Hn-The Office Of A. S. Solomons genen
| agent Of the Baron dc Hrsch Fund, for the aid OF
Hebrews, is at Room 50, No. As Broadway; and the
address OF the United Hebrew Charities is Mt No. 81
| st. Marks Place.
At the office of the Venezuelan Consul yesterday II
was said that no dispatch had been received from
Caracas regarding the reputcd triumph Of General
| Crespo.
Nine italian contract laborers were debarred 1ron
| landing at Ellis Island yesterday.
The Rev. DIR. Ensign McChesney has returned to the
city, and will resume his services Mt the Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
The Rev. Frank L. Wilson. pastor Of the Forty
third Street Methodist Episcopal Church. has returned
from his vacation. and tomorrow evening will begin
series OF the various conditions OF cnircn
life as represented by the seven churches OF Asia
Minor the first being EphesIS. or Leaving First
Love-
While the New York Central turboat No. 9 with q
canaboat her star board side. proceeding toward
Brooklyn at about p m. yesterday she was run
into by tran SER No. 8, which rounding the
Battery from the North u the East river with rail;
road float In tow. The canalboat was cut nearly In
two and Immediately filed, but being empty did not
sink and was subsequently taken to the Erie Basin
for repairs.
George Boutcl, the unatic WHO escaped from the
asylum at Amityvi,c. L. l., on Wednesday last was
rocapturcd in this city yesterday morning. lie was
removed to Bellevue Hospital for saf,Aeepng The
authorities at Amityvile informed OF his de-
tention.
T. Won Grei sen nineteen years old, and ii. KEN
stedt ty,nty-one years Old passengers the steam
shIp saginaw which arrived Yesterday from san
Domingo and Turks Island died the passage, and
were buried at sea. They hot reported to have
died from any infections disease, aud the saginaw was
pas sed by Quarantine.