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New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NEW-1oHh tiI1
Arculerius Abirew NJ and others 10 MaIia Ecnnett
ll1thst, :, 100 II W OF jthGye, lJXl2J. ..-.-..-
Ar'T9I% 9S: h.f s1S Of G'@fIs to Maria
fi,,eve rs Irrse } nv ~ 270
Bret george, to William D sidacic i26.stns
l25 W Of 2d-ave. 20Nl9 II .,.....;.::;..
p0ys 'rfi s@G Ss sg
Duffy. Philip to catli.rlne Duffy; quit claim s4ihs5
Gale Edward D. referee, to Hyron Bush. iOoth-st,
Henfy. iishad n r,iereS. 70 Alb,r Block
ue1 %ro prSea Sne Fssa s:f c William Muller
cor i7ui.st and 1stave. 23xeo az; -.
fnsss9 Ns Sos s ssS1 S7s 1aa Slg cn..' 100
kese s1r ETa a 1nS 1 s1s y "a 70 sqsea haeke 100
Kupl5 siam and wie to FrederieE Fiaccuf 100
LecEey M Frans snS Joan Iecky TO Mayor ETC. Of
ths cry Of Sew-York. S7thst MS s5h " OF I'd 80
Mailer jss js%ss; : as;s.sc MS9se Mulisan' 0ths
25ih.st, $, lo5 NV Of 7th.sve, l5Essss; also also
7Rs $7 st. a. lees eV5 Il Of i stisss iGsSSss also
2ihst z 100 q & " Of C',avS 42,.boinc ho
cor $7ta's! l@d 7lS;avs 9aoigl4; also, 8 cor o.
Maisan s Ella Els 'S'S and eiSsi SslA to .soa marshall
ls1s io9 T. " Of 5thay. 2SIi 20, 1 ~ fl,S5 ana
St 29Se0 80 2sih.si, s. 2sG2 itcoi Madison , q
II of sti,.sre ioSI i0oS 600
M'ysF naP gIsS'cS M no AGsm q SqS'n 80 A'oIy' 40
Moiia Ranseie, 30 Wliam Rdy 8ith.st n s. 222S
nW Of Lexingten-.ve, l2.6I9S,9 also, l6thst;ss
1901 OF sdave, lSxiog5 Also olsi-st, ss,4on
Nor Son. feais j. to fdwari Morrison, Broomest.n
Rely ~ " Han to Anna Sclin 5jlbs 3iqot
s6S p etiSf%s'iS 6, iSllcos sG 5G
scbToman an JOHN MP p 10 frast raa Aa Tirijro sv
= 2759 # ssoi C9nsi.s 2jli5 ....,..;.;..;:.,..,;
Shave W 5, 2S Il q BTcT. st. 25TlOo ......:.. so
WclcL, JoseplA, referee 10 ksicIueock k9r i1e ID,
sirance Company, Ieascsle place $ : 90 II OF
DCimOuicO place, MoTrl-alla, d,JN4OJ--....-.... 90
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P4SSENGERS ARRITED.

From GIASGOw-TB Steamship AHcbori7-3JIs DTys.
dale and family stewart {. y. Grasctt NJ Cuunnen
!. r. Grant William Kane 7. c. Corey 6. Kindei, William
Milne
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Coun!rp Boaro.

HILLSIDE HOUSS.-Applcatious can now
be- for boagd large airy and frst-class
1o5ri pI.uty Of shade Address HILLSIDE HOUSE,
MOnt,iar =. J.
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Glsrelldneons.
gorporailon Noiites.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING GRANITE
STOrlts Tor ulsheai. viii be received by the Depart
ent OF pka until February 26 1873 For ful information
SEE Tho CITY Record. ior SAFE at No city lIsl.
DROPOSALS tor DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
1 CRCCEERY, UAr WARE LJEBER, &c. will De
received epS Of Charities and Corrections un
FERRUARi - fs7. FOR fuil partisulsrs The City
RecOrd for sale AZ 10. 2 City Hall
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The following sales were held at the Tx
change salesroom to-day:
By An. Muller q SOE.
I 3-story and basement brown house with LOT.
2I2loo l Wm ~ Bcll Re- > ~ ooC
story brick warehouse with lot No2O Marketfeld-
FIeak s p 5nISba SiSSd a" Io2oo
By LOuiS Nos,er.
Rera p, NY y so5S iso Chas 4 Castor 74Oo
By Richard Y. HNrnet
MSTsn 1g ST. iot psSIs O. Herman Wendr 1880
' iope aboye S' lot H 1865 David Niisr 67oO
IN HOirdrd W. COdfes
3storv brick dw ell ng house and store, with lot
West 127th-st, 5 200 IL 9tn-aye. running
'ESo TbeS ssesT 20 lo' 1000
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
CounirD neaI estate for Gnle.

s,OUND BROOK, n. Isl, 500 forncw house!
nGL&&D S'S' gS' wuITfHG bcss.ss. ' Sew % '
EOTTAGE and 3 acres, Garrison, \. y;
- cot.so ard W acre, ssar ayae pE = ii gTg
SAVINGS BANK, fisaaiil n :.
NAIEY aud stock farm; over 800 acres; thir
aud sci or Tent farm JAMES DEvLIN, POI wo llst q.
EOR SALE-Tho Amelia Court House Hotel,
near iuclGond on The J.nSiis tat9-i slih oiigk @
B8FS6jWiER 10 wn,sai,t 80 - '''4' " =
EOR SALE-STATEN lSLAND-Forty-soy
and land \ e,oc. location. .s yo.us ot Jfsmtutc
iio" o'' f'' ''' ''W H. IE'Yikk l. Yikk0wEn No I7o wlan.,
L'OR RSALE-CHOICL COUNTRY SEAT, near
Isrrytown one % th9 most dc.ite p.te - " iAe Ia"
iSh So%E Ei HES fi&s.a ' D'-'''. ''Y . -
EOR SALE-Vely chcap-A beautful com
;iy .oa N Boe1snd County. w.niy miles from city
EOR SALE or 10 LEr-At Scarboro- on -lIud
elegant coantI, Residence furnished modern i'm;
icras f .', C. address GWILLiM q fafs.ow d~ Yo
NOR SALE or RENT-Seversl line DWELL
!AS %'ff fAi3 @T3s 6ir.ds 90 & 'Iti fas: % na 81
yos ,ws,tSne o Ra'r@ssT n ~ sas w e siy 4 oc
.SS 10 's Vii s S ts, .ils,sn eosr com
higher degree health braaf snd convenience Very
SSIS% s s @ g. fSG NS M srs a@ r'l%7I i' A.
EREE HOMESTEADS.
Direct railroad communication opened % Tho Bennett I'm
pIovefnent CompNnys new CITY, heTbF Nj where me
builnv lot VIII Do acceptable party Recipient
paying Only the oidissfy fees for creating dred. go
taksn. hOu.cs be built
early iD by those having rken lois Company
prefers should sns the property titles before
coming this 0rcr. Fall particulars st
OFFICE, II EAST ltIlIsr, NEWYoRR.
OUR PRINTED LISTS Of COUNTRY SEATS
" aud FARMS mailed 10 any address request.
4. :. CLAKkSON & co, 1fD Broadway
DAPID TRANSIT T-Tarrytown and vicinity
IL sunequalod for health and scenery For saie-sever
a ar solo and 10 LET furnished
AMY u PURDY n BkOwER, 100 Mainst. Tanytown,
~. y.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Tuesday. Feb 49, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
rhaupe Sale esrootp fo-dov.
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6liunlion6 Uanleo-- Maie5

4 SITUATION wanted by tirst-claSs farmer;
~ Protestant r,LInds farming u AL - hianchsi
/. sober st.a8y young the bort o. rererrt IRON
last employer call or address n G., 1ji West Istst ioF
tw0d day..
ETSEFUL MANA German man. single,
Wishos place houscwor takes caro- Of Aorses; terms
moseTAtr. No 800 3daye, Dcf. 2ith and -5ih .st1
VfTAITER.--Frs -ciass waiter; has COM
w p!ee knowledge of hi- dates; wiling Ieiefepee
J. H. Wh!ichouso c.q - ff0ad- Aitcit4t't HiS'
Address JAMES, 1rbuae Cpios Ofice, Las ifoetway
TVAlTER.-By n Frcnchman clty lGler-
quick, orderly ana good walter; Wl!Ag 10 De
nscfu speaks IN dish; lgs II wages no CONSIDERATION
steady place city country. Al al hlCh - ~
GUfSTS SWEDISH SERVANTS OFFICE, removed 10
Inppolromc, cor 2iihst aud 4chaVc
yVAITER-By ffst-class German waiter
w (spsa.ng Fugishl ~ COOL appearance es NtI' or
butlor in private smly undei s.n- ms Iass'ns enos
tho ,lfcliYi HcIDAi
Uzn AZ COZ bthgre, near 3Jth st.
NNAITER-COOK- Man and wife, both
w prsesss cook uit-rst,nds all Sorts American cook
ing excellent baker wi ani oogng best OF references
ely country iDounbrsnce Address Tor tIeo Gays
MAN AND WIFE. Tribune Uptown Odics, lZ3o broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
LII TILL EORELGN LEGlrI0Ns.

SEVERAL REQUESTS MADE BY SECRETARY EyARTs
OF the HOUSE CoMlnTIEE OF TOREIGS Al
PAIRS.
WAsnINGroN Dec. j.-Sccrctary Eyarts has sent
to the Foreign Affairs Committee some communion
lions relating to foreign diplomatic service, which
have been ordered printed, and referred TO
a subcommittee consisting Of Mcssrs
Wilson, Bridges and Monroe. One Of them incloscs
copies Of correspondence with the United States
Ministers at London, Paris and Berlin in relation TO
the necessity for retaining in office the second
secretaries to those Legations tie consular aud dip
Iomatic appropriations of June /. 1873, having
failed TO make any provision for their
paymcnt for the current fiscal year. The
Offices which were created by prcyiOu, law were
not abolished and in Difference 10 the
urgent representations Of the Legations at these
places that their retention was Indispensable To the
efficient workings of Their Legations, the Depart
mcnt represented to Mcssrs. Nadul, Nignaud
and Coleman that If they were willing
10 remain and discharge the duties OF their rcspcc-
tive positions the attention of Congress would be
invited to the subject, with a view Ia obtain a
spccal appropriation for the payment Of their saia
rics and the restoration of the appropriation for
tLc future. The letter closes with very earnest
Endorsement of the recommendations of the
Ministers, whose communications in
closed. In another OF the communications
Mr.. Evarts recommends an Increase ~ the
amounts allowed for clerk hire, etc, for the con-
an ltes-gencTal aud the cOnsulatcs at RIO Janero
X lUazawa, Melbourne, Bordeaux, Barmen. Cal
cutta Hong Kong Dundee and Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

to be reinsated their requests were refused Inc
resignation Of the Indianapolis Club was rendered by
President Petit, and was accepted Several amend
to the constitution were adopted The clause re-
quiTing place meeting TO be in some city where no
league club had been was stricken No club is to be
allowed TO send one ts players to the annual cOnFen
ton and managers OF clubs will not be allowed on the
field during game The pitchers position was changed
from six feet square a space six feet long by four ieet
wide; the pitcher will not be- permitted to turn DIS DacA
10 tie basman while In the act OF delivering the paul
At the session yesterday several amendments TO the
rules were adopted the most important OF which was
dispensing with foul bound catcnes Resolutions TO the
men orv OF the late Lewis Meacham, OF me Ghieeao
Tribune were passed. Tie publication or tie League
Book was again placed in the hands of Secretary Young
W. A. Hubert, Of the Chicago cub, was unanimously
reelected president Messrs. Nef White, Roots ana EV
were elected with the president TO constitute
board OF arecors lengthy and exciting discussion
took place over the adoption vt uniform ball be used
by all league clubs which resulted in the choice OF the
Spauding League bail. The meeting next year VIII DC
"A Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
4 1ERRiFIC B0ILER EXPLOSION

SEVERAL BUILDINGS WRECKED AND FRAGMENTS
THROWN LONG WAY.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dee. ga large boiler
used at Hoyden's Rolling Mill exploded this afternoon
while number Of workmen standing around.
Richard Berry, sixteen years old, killed. his head
being blown from his body. Several men were badly
scaded. The boiler made OF quarternch iron. and
was about thirty long and had been in for
years II is stated that there were three gauges OF
water IN it when the explosion occurred. The steam
drum was torn strips. twenty foot section being
thrown through frame building, thence across wide
street and through cn-inch BRICK wall finally striking
a large apple tree about 300 feet from It's starting point
All the null buildings In the neigbDorh0od OF the
boilgr-hOusc are a wreck. farmer named Newman,
who was unloading scrap iron near the bOiler-house,
was thrown distance by the explosion. BOtn OF
his leg, were UyOken he otherwise seriously cut
by tGe ty Ing missiles.
II Is supposed the explosion caused by the absence
wat"r The nner the iron nj the point OF fracture
presents burned appearance. There are also no ndl-
of between tHc bOhCt-hOuse ana the point
where the boiler finally fell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

At the meeting of the Board of Managers OF
TIC Produce Exchange yesterday, sixteen members
were approved Franklin Quimby, A. II. Turner and
V. W. Macfarlane were appointed Oh the Complaint
Committee for December. The Law Committee was re-
oucsted TO report the board what action should be
taken 10 facilitate the resumption Of god payments on
the Exchange after January J. 1879 resolution was
passed asking the Committee on Trade TO consider tie
cxpedicncy Of selling gram and other produce by the
rundred hounds and to communicate with other EN
changes in tins country ana Great Britain rs TO It's
pTaCtICahllity.
hers a. delegates to the convention 10 be ned at
81 Paul, MINI. Oh December Is to take action To
ssrrr as carlv as practicable, improvements ~ the
iarboT OF Duluth, MINI, aud TO bisicn all such IN
movements on the Northern wafer highways as would
Give large vessels Interrupted navigation Throughout
tGc great lakes The Grain Committee held meeting 10
consider the practIcabiy permitting " No. Chicago
Red Winter" wheat To pass here under the grade oi
No New-YO Amber" the object beng 10 facilitate
is delivery There being objection. the subject
was deferred uutil tomorrow, when representatives OF
The grain trade Will meet at No ~ PcaISt, 10 COsldef
the revision OF all grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
INTERNATIONAL CODE COMMITTEE.

At q meeting OF the InternauOnaI UUUU OUII-
mer held N TINS city last evening the report OF 'e
delegates to the recent International Code Conference d"
Frankfort Germany, was received. The report stae'
that the conference recommended The adoption oil the
York Antwerp rules relating to genera nNeIaso
committee of iulstg uf all Nations was apolnlru w
Frankfort to consider hc relations or the y icn'" au
haesldlr and the Secretary Of the Chinese B-a on VI
London who were present at the conference h,'IC'
Of Obs.TN upon the Bonn treaty, ana i'a 'n'''
were received and adopted .....t...,f
The following were crr.. officers ot me 9!
Code of America for 1879 President, DaNld Du".N
Field; secretary and treasurer 4. T. Spra-u ENt'N
tive CommIttr,-D. ID. Field, The dole ID. N'Hs,l o
H. Srrlvc. Samuel OsgOCd. Charles A. Peabody, lturI
ID Inn, lanes r. NurC II,rsrhci " johnson, Mai hcW
T. Deadly. Lafayette :. Foster John l. Holman ana Ah
drew L. Pcab ydy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
THE CATHEDRAL CONCERT.

The appearance of ST. Paricks Cathedral
last evening on the occasion Of promenade concert
by Gilmore's Band presented refreshing conras. W
the crowded. busy and noisy condition In "hich ""'
been since the opening the fair There were between
600 md 5000 people in attendance. In the
Intervals between, the numbers on ths PRO
cramme the shadows Of the great pillars anu
the cosy recessc offered capital opportunities for quiz
chats and scores of madens. who aDOred SO Luh'ou ~
to holm ron mn the profits o $4,000 at thela'I Sc ne
itte inclined 10 wander about the familiar ases Du
preferred 10 review in quiet way the succeSSIu "orA
of the past six weeks. ,to,oo ,,or, or
TIE hOnors Of the evening with the audience %e caI
ried off by Lew the clear, stirring tones OF
net rang through tho lofty arches with spehud eFecu,
He was recalled after both OF his sOloS-an ARIA Hl
Weverbeers q Robert le Dable," aud his own "lSNa'
than Polka" Among the numbers allotted u
The band were the OYrTture5 10 NepG1 :, n.
Frpis.butz": Wr,ey's Monastery Bcll-, hh.t
almost made one look Cor the entrance OF me OF rGsS
counting their beads collection OF German htG
sons and popular melodies savoring strongly Oh ~
national pfctzc and beer; selection. nom
oucras and a most OF IRISH airs AdOInn SO,sL sung
Verdi's Iufrlce and Matters " Surrup cup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
REOpENNG OLD ACCOUNTS.

Notice was given to the Continental Tele-
graph Company Wednesday by the counsel or Alfred
Nelson late president of the company that unless GER
tam sums Of money alleged to be due Mr. Nelson, were
pad by D. m yesterday suit would be at once brought
against the company, and application made FOR the ap
pontmeut Of receiver At the Office Of tie company it
was stated Yesterday that MI. Nelson voted salary
Of $4,000 a year; that he also put into the company
about 50 500 for all OF which he agreed to accept pay
lneut n stock detailed statement Of the account was
furnished TO the company yesterday by Nh. Nelson 5
counsel and pay demanded President Middle
ton asked be presented ana has called
meeting OF the directors for Saturday to take action on
al. atgrut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
DemOnicos In honor OF the anniversary OF Its patron
saint the officers elect will be installed.

A BROOKLYN MAN STABBED IN NEW-IORK.
A son OF Ex-FIRE COMMISSIONER RLAUGHLIN DY-
ING OF WHAT WAS THOUGHT 10 BE A SLIGHT
WOUND.
John Mclaughlin, son of ex-Fire Commits
soner Mclaughlin, was found at $3.50 a. M yesterday
in Prnce-st Brooklyn, groanIng heavily. To two po-
cemcn he stated that he had been in NewIork ana al
Broadway and Chambcrs-s lie had been stabbed IN tue
left breast At the Chambers Street Hospital the wound
said to be sight and he was told to 80 home iue
officers took Mclaughlin, who was under the inhuehoe
of LIQUOR to the Washington Street Station House. ana
afterward he was removed to the Long Island College
Hospital When found Mclaughlin was in company
with Edward Mcllduf who was locked up. AS no
charge was made against him. ne was discharged ny
Justice Walsh. McIlduF stated that he together WIZ
Mclaughlin aud man named Mallon, were III
this city Wednesday night and had been drinking
freely. AT Broadway ana Chambrrs-st they met sew
raj men, but what passed between them he dld not
know. Then he heard McL1ughn say tna' ne maS
stabbed. They al went to the City Hal Police oh'
aud wcro directed 10y the police 10 go TO the hospital
There the doctor said that McLaugh!ns wound was
very slight. They then returned TO BROOKLYN, anu ~
Plince-st Mclaughlin complained that he was bleeding
internally. At the Long Island College Hospital Nc,
Laugnln's wound is SAID TO be serious ltis Den-Nei
tnat the kHife extended deep as 10 cause lh"Tal
hcmOrrhage. Mclaughlin has been source OF annoy
auce and disgrace TO his family Tor long llnc' On"
McIdufr il man of bad reputation. ..-..-. ,,,.,
Upon inquiry at the CITY Hail Police station ana
Chambers Street Hospital last evening. II was satSa
that the three called at the former place amour -o
yesterday and said that ut thanneiIIst, uti
Broadway they had seen young man puaIciiiihE W.
an old man: McIaugh IN HcrcICd ana was stabbed ny
the young man, the old man rum NJ away. teLCa"I
alarm was sent cut, aud two mcu were ar s't ou gus
picJon hut were DISCHARGED MdllOn was hcii al 'ht
station aud Mclaughlin and Medium were SEM M III "a
officer TO Cnanbris street Hospital, where the W31nu
was declared to be superficial 10 was dTesscu ana lh
men returned 10 the station and went away WIN iucia
cumradc They had zen drinking ana were 'a me-
and iOaing all the uUc, Mclaughlin did not seem 30
suf'r, though his st was Slsahcd WIN 1"on muem
flowed from the small wound, just above the abdomen
ON the right side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
STOLEN GOODS IN CITY HALL PARK.

Officer Thomas Kenneally Of the City Hall
Police soon after O'Clock last night saw three men
conceal something in cump Of bushes IN the city Hall
Park just west of the Marsha5 Office and then 80 to-
ward Broadway. He searched the spot aud found five
guns Of different patterns but all new. They were
taken into the police station, and alarm was MT out
to the lower precincts. The men soon aitorWard re-
turned and while cropping IN Inc bushes Two Oh lllem
broke away but Micnacl Feency, Of No. 10 CITY Hall
place was taken into the station Undetermined as man
of well known bad character
In the meantime report was TcceiNCd lnaJ inc WIN
dow Of Charles j. GOdireys gunst0re, No MarIeh-,t'
of the number evidently cut severely II IL believed
as Feencys clothing covered with blood though lie
was himself uulnjured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
DIsAGREElNG WITH MR.. GLADSTONE.

At meeting of the Free Trade Club, at
No. q West Iwcnty-fourtlst. asst evening. W. j.
Noricl Of this city, read paper on "Our Kin Beyond
sea-" The article IN - recent number OF The Norm
American Recieir by Mr.. Gladstone, entitled, Kin
Beyond Sea-" was the basis OF the paper. After adj
vcrng to the praise given by Mr. Gladstone to thls
country and his statement that America menaced the
commercial supremacy OF England MI horre SAID mat
Inc nopcd this country would menace" the pros
pcrity Of any Nation He attributed many OF MI Gao
stones cments TO ms feeling AGAINST Earl Beacohs
ncd. 49,.
"Our KIN Beyond Sea-" SAID the speaker, "is our
British mother Instead OF taking away nom her nade
we should desire increase IT, for me more sue takes
rom IIs the richer We are without market In England
we should he Door indeed Our Utercgis and those OF
England should identical. Many Of our mahuac ores
oday are IDLE because Their products cannot compete
of the world. This Is the case where
duties hinder TIE procuring Of the raw material at the
lowest cost or transportation In the cheapest maj nc
England pretty good condition 10 DISPUTE I'd" iirs
place IN commerce with yet. We are N1il0h IN III
fancy: we viii not be 100 Old until 1883. II We
cam from Engands growth under thirty years OF free
her secret 81 prosperity, We may nope 10
have as great a commercial success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
SESSION or Y4TI0ylL LEAGUE CLUES.

TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE ASSOCIATION AMENDED.
The third annual session of the National
League of Professional Base Ball Clubs held ut the
Kcnuird House, Cleveland, Ohio on Wednesday and
Thursday. Considerable routine business was tran
saced and delegates present from Boston, Provi
dence, Chicago, Buffalo, Cincinnati Milwaukee, Syra-
cuse, Indianapolis and Cleveland. The Stars Of SYRIA
cuse the Buffalo Club and the Cleveland Forest Cltys
were admitted to membership TO play for the champion
ship in 1870. The championship pennant for 1873
awarded 10 tho Boston Rcd Stocking Club. Mr. n. Il.
Young OF Washington, reelected secretary OF the
association. Craver and Hail. of the LouisyIlles OF
1877 and Nolan, OF the Indianapolis Club OF 1873. asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
FOURTH DAY OF THE DAIRY FAIR.
The WORK IN THE cEEAMrRIEs-sN ADDRESS b
/. b. TIICRBEI

T. b. TlICRBER.
The attendance at the Dairy Fair at the
American Institute Building yesterday was larger IMAM
on any previous day. and last evening The hall was
crowded. The turnstilcs registered $3.50 visitors Inc
crcameres were in fun operation during the day. In
one OF them the milk placed in the watts al p H.
and the cheeseswere in press little after p NJ Inc
products Of this creamery were iiy-tWo pounds OF o
ter ana four cheesCs Of the other iortyseVeh pounds
Of butter. fine Hcrkimer County cheese maze III
June was cut mp at the latter creamery ana placed al
the disposal of the visitors who found the mOrsels tooth
some.
Francis b. Thurber read a paper in the evening on
dairy interests abroad. Mr. Thurber in recent trip to
Europe attended two dairy fairs that Of the EntISh
Dairy Farmers Association at London, and nt OF the
French Society, held IN connection wlh ne LApo1ilGn
nj Paris. Mr. ThuIbers address was devoted TO IN" ue
sCrptOn of these fairs ami OF the methods OF mah"c
lure used abroad he 1tsciloSu Iuc and
RoquefOrt Gruyerc, Edam, Cheddar, Ihcshlte anu
StltOn cheese, and the Continental methods OF max
ne butter The speaker attributed the iluPt9Ncin'mt
Europe increased interest III DAIRY matters aud par
tally TO the competition OF oleomarEarinc me intro
dUCtlOn OF tins article had Olccd butter lAaAca ~
duce good article bee tuse there was no market oI
bad one, In considering the question OF f9TSgn mar
kets for American dairy lioIuc's ~, iIu c i,1nn
marked me wide disparity In the c'S c ~ enc REASON
American cheese sells Tor low prices ~ tuEiaL, II"
fhoIghi was due to Misunderstanding o. LhEheh
Inns no byn~cL of American industry IN which such
rtai progress ara improvement nave been made, DON
quantity ana qmUtN a. i 'he ihaH"l"t'u VI ""'
pr,turfS during the Last u,icvu on twenty years IN
ISIS tc exports uf American butter amounted U TJil
500 vni q IN 1877 they were Si,j24tl6 ~ ne same
uc,lnl our cheese exports decreased from SI3l9lO 10
SI2GUOG27; MOI bad showing, but there is room 10!
further Improvement.
eve are large OF butter now but az yet the
American people use little cheese; ~ every fHEH'l
house whether mansion or howell cheese is a. much
staple as bread B,liIat saEaInl iue uu,I1' .,
author and above all, the Bon NNaut said :,
asst course at dinner wanting cheese Is IKE
"A pTetty woman with only one Cyc,' and at
once France bowed 10 the fat, CHEESE became
fashionable and daIrYmen grew rich. II Americans
won't eat English STYLES Of CnCcsc, let us make English
STYLES Tor England, and try what some OF The small de
Icous French styles VIII do to tempt American Hppe
MES Let The watchword lie Tho best Of everything,
and am sure the future VIII bring success"