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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE SINKING OF THE SEDGDICK.

Men were engaged yesterday in pumping the
wafer ont OF the excursion steamer General scdgwck
A. se Law on the OF the ryer beside the new coal
per at Conmupipaw At high tide tho promenade deck
of the steamer is cred by the water which Is then
aput eighteen deep In the dock, but when the tide
il out tho main saloon is partly above water The
ports about having struck on rock are all wrong"
n xas said at the office OF n. >. Briggs, the
We don't know what the cause OF her sink ng. aud
won't know unit. Fhe raised that will he tomorrow,
Tfbink IL may that she struck against pale and
oncnrd seam, that tue valve leading 10 the
rnser was left open by accident she lay IN the dock
ali Nv saturday having come In Friday night. and up
"a z o'clock Sunday morning she WAS H right. George
victims one OF the watchmen, woke up about O'Clock
and found the water In his bunk on the deck. lie
rou,ed the people board so thai they were all out
before she went down.
Tine steainbout was to have taken the HOrscshOcrs'
pcreyoeut Association 10 Excelsior Grove ON sunday,
hnt tug and barges carried the mriy iistead Size
hnid in S7y and rebuilt la 1882. Last May
inspecled lille in the dry dock and WIS pronounced
sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

tho concourse scattering vehicles in every dreeon'
They had reached West Brighton and we're about cnars
Ing into Vandcrveer's dIniug-rooms when they "ere
lassoed By their keepers and led back to Brighton
Shortly after midnight yesterday morning three wall
crs OF the Hotel Brighton who had been pass'ns tHo
sv.ri, NJ sheepshead Bay returned to the hotel by
av Of tie Brighton Beach Railway track Across tne
creek. between Manhattan and Brighton beaches Is
long trese ana the men owing 20 the darkness were
Obliged 10 crawl u on their hands ana Anee'.
when fhsV reached the end OF it they were met Oy
Nd of 1egrO ocoys from the Brighton racetrack;
who fred several shots at them end beat James
"na ~ lie waiters ABOUT the head ana BODY
Win club Anderson WIS found afterward by MS com
ranions who had escapsd insensible cpnoitlOn
and was taken to tho hOte Themen are unable TO ldeh-
INV he d, rsons who attacked them ..A.
~ ,ss Nartie Plamondor Of Chicago, a guest AZ me
Hotel Brighton accompanied by James Lee swan Ir9n
tho Creighton Bathing Pavilion to the Iron Pier Yesterday
afternoon. H. Is the longest distance that any "onA
ever swan a. CODey Island 49,, -.
Among the guests at the Manhattan Beach Hotel are
General stures and family, OF Washington; boru MINI
de,-llIc and ". T. Dinsmore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
AFFAIRS OF THE ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-General Nelson A.
Miles In command Of the Columbia with headquarters
al Van Couver Barracks Washington Territory las been
granted leave absence for two months BY direction
of the President Colonel Wheaton, OF the ID Infantry
viii command the department during his absence Leave
Of absence for one from September l. with
mission apply for extension oftwo months has been
granted First Lieutenant Josiah H. King 9th
Cayairy The following changes In the stations
and duties OF officers OF the quRrterIndslers-
deoartment has been ordered: Captain john
" Furey ASST tantquarterm relieved from
du,y In the Dep3rment OF the Platte aud 10 report III
d rson e. tue commanding officer district New Mexico
or DUTY as OF that district Captain
James NJ Marshall relieved
duty ermaster district oil New Me xieo
and TO report to Fort Leayenworth, Kansas, and re-
port in person 10 Commanding General Department OF
Missouri, for assignment to duty a. assistant to the
chief-quarermasIer Captain Charles A. III. McCauley,
tquartermaser, relieved from duty at Ogden
Utah Territory, and 10 report TO the Commanding
General, Department OF the Platte for assignment TO
duty assistant 10 the ehiefqasrternsster Captain
Charles IL ingalls,, tqnartermaster, relieved
from in New York CITY and TO report III person 10
the Commanding General Department OF the Platte for
duty NJ ogden, Utah Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
SEQUELS 10 THE RIVERDALE EXPLOSION

The mysterious woman who haunts the
West Sxteenhst clip. aud has bad herself rowed out
to the OF the Riverdae wreck every
day since its occurrence week ago, was again
the fore yesterday afternoon to the diver
1t has been found that in raising the steamer River
dale the boilers dropped partly out and anchored the
wreck IN tue mud. Captain simmons has decided to
pass cnans through the boilers aud lift them out Of tie
water before he will do anything vita the rest of the
sunken craft After tho boilers are taken
out the boat will be righted by means
OF the walking bean, aud chains will be
swept under her. Tho diver reported yesterday that
the vessel lying It's port sde the boilers half
tumblCd out OF leT, and the deck completely gone
After arrival OF THE body OF charles g. ssson M
TarryIowp yesterday funeral services held at tho
receiving vault in the sleepg Hollow Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
MISHAPs DR. CONEY ISLAND.

When the thunderstorm of Sunday night
fell upon COney Island Buffalo Bill and Dr. Carver
were getting their wild West Show" ready for re-
mOva to Philadelphia. One Of the heaviest gusts Of
wind blew electric hgat wire from It's fastenings
II fell the breasts OF two Oh horseback Who
experimenting the Removal OF the animals III the
show. The electric shock powerful that pros.
trated both men and horses. koJert LENDERS, of
the men. severely injured and required medical at
tendance before he recovered cOnscioasnesa He was
unable 10 walk and IL Thought that he was
paralj zed. This accident followed almost mme-
daIey by auo her. which for time threatened consids
cradle loss Of lie. Tae wind blew dom
the fence Of the Enclosure in which the show was
held and four Wild bualoes escaped aud gslopsd do wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
4 UEAK CHICAGO MARKET
,nx rrrrnRApu 40 TIE rRIBuSE.l

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-There was another con.
siderable change In the price OF grain to-day aud JUST Is
on s,,rdsy there was quite a volume of speculation
v. -, Wheat dropped l0Iia cents per bushel anu
corn Is1l. cents There followed considerable sn,ns
~ nos,tiop bulls" like Liniblom aud Ira holmes
who nave been propnesying advance in wheat snco
hssap 70 drop from 81 Is months ago. ana who''
nroohocies have OF course. ali been dsproyed are oe
iieyed to-day to have abandoned the balls forHaf
they have not ceased to be publish IN .Hooy
bnt they have, at least, It IL thousns
sold their holdings. Ira Holmes 10 tue pr'nss
of grain scalpers lie has been making million ou'as
bets on an up turn and higher prices ana GUMS :,
mast sixty days II is said he has lost great ae" ~
money. To-day he threw 100000 bushels OF whss' 20
last that he had Everybody who knows anything '.
the gossip here knows tdat Lindoom mas a. n,s
hui ish" circulars for months and that nc mas ~ "'
own clever way rather philosophicauy 700, ocen ST.
ing why wheat should sell as 81 20 insep'emoo' ..,
caught the Infection away back In March sa wv, -
from "Phu" Armour, who hold great uea. ..rw
wheat at that time. but who soe's ~.
cold out &C very good prices in April But "aH' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday Sept 3. 1888
POSTMASTER AProISTED.-Davd r. Dunathan has
been appointed postmaster Van Vert Ohio vice Har-
rison IL Updegrove suspended for misnan ement Of
the Office
INSPECTOR PARKER REsIGss-David b. Parker Chief
of the Office Inspectors, resigned to-day take
effect october AloAzo G. sharp now inspector in
Tennessee, will be appointed 10 succeed him.
APPOINTED To FILL yAcAScY.-James ID. Stacy has
been transferred from Peoria, ILL.,. TO I'LL the vacancy
caused by the removal OF Chief Clerk Vandervort OF
tie Omaha Office Of tse Railway Mail Service.
Nav NATIONAL BASKs.-rhe Controller of the Cur
rency has authorized the First National Bank OF
Shakopee Mimi. with capital Of $4,000 and the
First National b. nk Of Manassas " j., capital $4,000
TO begin business.
INSPECTOR FREY SUFFERED TO REsI6S.--After n per-
sonal appeal by Inspector Frey to-day the Postmaster
General. IN nsderatoa OF some exenuating feaiu.es
OF the concluded 10 permit him 10 resign priv
ilege Of which Mr.. Frey gladly took advantage.
Posi- OPTICS INSPECTOR overwhelmingly Lee,
who has been on duty IN New Mexico a Post Office
Inspector has removed Ills offence receiving
money from outside persons as consideration for max
ing 0fcia reports tnelr interest 10 tne Department
The TOBACCO TAX REBaTz.it is thought ut the IL
tsrHa Reverus Bureau that the claims Tor rebate Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
RETURNING From DUTcHESS COUNTY

"The sunshine has deserted Staatsburg,"
o,d an old farmer as he watched the Albany day boat
leavo the wharf at Rhineclin for this city,
having on board among the passengers
twenty.four children, who had been sum
merDg in Duicbess County for two weeks. Many
were the expressions of grief as the Kind aud genial
farmers bade their little charges goodbye. Each one
WAS loaded down with fruit. Cakes and various
,ent of bundles aud bOIes TheY all looked refreshed
Inv their posuTe the country I'D Aud ali
UNANIMOUS that they have had the best time they
had In their lives" One OF the little girls Sarah Osborne
who mas been staying with A. q. 1ravcr. invited
To prolong her visit for another month and
accented the Invitation. she IL delicate
ann mas been confined the during her vacation
Mr. Trayer realized that IL would be death TO the Utle
0rl 10 send her back to the city, he wrote 20 her
mother askug permission 10 keep her for month or
Sarah Osborne object OF envy by ali the
prla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
SOCIAL LIFE At NEWPORT.
A GAME OF PoLo-LoRD CHIEF-JUsrIcE COLERiDGh
RECENT ARRIVALS.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEl
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 3.--To the surprise
Of every one polo games played this afternoon An
nnusnay large number gentlemen appeared 10 take
part in the games aud the result was some catal ana
excitipg ,port Tie sides were follows: Reds
Thomas Hitchcock. jr., W. X. Thorn, IT., Archibald
Povers F. z. Miiumay "of an English polo team" and
r d. Jones; blues-Pierre Loilard. Jr. n g. 10 Hard
g s sands ir Gerald W. Hoyt, C. & Peters and Stanley
Mortimer Five rattlng games were played. Tie work
done BY Mnimay and Hitchcock has rarely Deem eA-
ceile at Newport al Five straight games were
won by reds VINO it will be seen had one less player
than the blues The goal by Hitchcock IN
l7la minutes the second 10y Midway III 80 SECONDS;
the third by Midway l02 minutes ana the fourth by
MdInay minutes, The nth game was also won 10y
the reds in liz minutes A few practice games fol-
lowed.
The regular Monday evening dance took place at Tue
Casino this evening. The attendance, as usual was
large.
Among those VINO gave enter ailments to-day were
Professor Charles ". Saieds and Theodore W. Phihaey
D. Carley, OF Louisville, has taken TWO years lease
of the estate al this place owned by Hollis hunnowel
OF Boston.
Willmot johnson, OF Maryland, has arrived here
Richard Peters, OF Philadelphia, Is al Hartman.
ualn on r. Curtis OF Boston IA The guest OF Francis
0. French, OF New-iorE.
Lord Chief-Jusce COlerdge and President Arthur are
expected the latter part OF week The Chieju~ce
Will be rendered dnaer at the Caano by Judge Batch
ford, OF New~York.
Mrs Henrs Turnhun of New York. has taken years
lease Of the f. W. Howard cottage on kay-sL
IL is rumored thai Pierre LOrard would IKE 10 dis
pose OF nis Ochre Point property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
JERSEY CENTRAL LEASE QUESTIONED.
WHAT RECEIVER LITTLE SAYS ABOUT THE NEW


SUIT.
President Little, of the Central of New
jersey Railroad Company said yesterday that the COM
many had Sky DAYS III which to reply the SUIT begun
10 annu the lease OF the road TO the Philadelphia and
Reading Company. A bill praying for an injunction
against the Readog aud Tor the appointment OF re-
ceyer OF the Central has been ed in the Court OF Chan
cory, of the counsel for Alfred Mills and
John H. Adgcwood, executors OF tine estate OF the late
stephen Vail MI Little sand that these executors had
voted for the of the last Board OF Directors OF
the Central which included H. H. Gowen.
l. a. knight and other Reading men
among its memDers. They had not voted for toe recon-
incubation OF the ease and when formally ratified
tney yot I'd against IL br Little said that he supposed
the suit was nstigaed by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Vail estate 2.0i6 shares Of NewJersey Cen
trail stock This ownership has existed for ten years
The bill of complaint alleges Hrst, that the Central Road
h eeu e ,sed nc a lower rate of dividends the stock
than tho road can II Properly managed Il asserts
tnat The Reading rival coal COMPANY to the Central;
that the Reading has Il DEBT OF Sl10OO0oOo and
ia in.olvent only now struggling to save Itself from
bankruptcy and absolute rain, and that the present
Roard Of Directors OF the Central put into Office
Tor nothing else than TO help Mr. dOwen enect tne lease
hp bin In framed under the decision OF tue Cuntt OF
Error, and Appeals. court OF hnal resort IN New.
Jersey In The case OF Black against the D,'swee anu
Rar an Canal Company, In when u Is heid mat aiter
entered into cOntraci ny legislative
c""rtm~nt. and spent money the plan ultimately
agreed pOn, the scheme cannot De raucay chasei oy
inc majority OF the stockholders or by virtue Oh supse-
Gnent legislation and that dissenting stOckholder
compelled to engage IN dinercnt nnaeitHH-
INC without imparing his contract both with has assoc
ates aud the state II further alleged that lease
of the properly aud franchises to another ana fVa
cotporatio for of 300 years, Is such aa nnoya-
ton OF the undeIs snding as Will impair the obgaton
Of the original contract and therefore III CONTRIBUTION
OF the Constitution. -, ,,..u - a.,
The case will up before the Chancellor on the
fourrn tuesday III OCTOBER The Dinsmore case which
involves similar legal ana constitutional questions
affecting the lease Ia liked for nearing la the united
states Circuit Court ON September 20.
SINGULAR STATEMENT.
TRENTON n. j. sept. 3.Ths Trenton Times stated this
afternoon on the authority Of a leading Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad official that the various papers
said to be filed courts here against That road cam
not be seen by the defendants. They are not allowed
access 10 toe records one else except tho
and "a single ewspapor repre- sentative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
WAS THIS MASTER PUTNAM'S BODff
EpLICs FOUND BY NATIVES OF ALASKA AND SEM
To THE NAVY DEPARTMENT


WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-The following letter
has been received at the Navy Department from Henry
II Wolfe dated at San Francisco August 20 u nave
the honor to incose button ~. S. Navy and con-
xxh,ch were handed TO me September, 1857 by cape
Prince of Wales fAask) native. while was at the head
NJ Norton Eay The man reported to Inc that when the
Ace broke I'D in July August 1882, BODY cotheu III
deer skins was washed at the village OF hnSegn
near the Cape At the time the hull OF whaier Il
the sappho lost spring OF 1882 came on
shore and the natives attention directed TO the STRIP
ping OF the wreck Being thus engaged the body passco
almost UNDECIDED but gathered from the man that
portion of tine clothing was afterward fonnd on the
bsach to which brass buttons were attached. one oil
which and the coin incosed my In ormant handed me-
r,,c roorniue after the wreck came Shore gale
scrape uu both ship and body disappearing In January
1Ss3 while visiting ut Seawg River IN the Ar'lc clrce
Was told that the body OF white man Dau peem sesu
81 Point Hope by natives of the village there Tgias
Gcme of the people on and tried 10 get IL on saeie
b when il touched their spears IL im e1 ate
Iv sank III described having had ChucKce cioih
to premise under circumstances that ,s was Mas
ter Putnam's pOdT aud forward these menehtoes, tat
fbey may be perhaps recognized" ,, T.,
ghe rnYmer1toes Enclosed eagle cent coined IN
1858 with hole through IT, and small brass button Oh
Naval device The relics the objects of considera
H. interest The button is smaller tAan any now USED
in he service at the Navy Department tDls
moroing Passed Assistant Engineer A. ". zane,
who was o shipnate with Master PUTNAM ON the hnugets
vs. noslye tat did belong TO Putnam, IA ne was
rsed entirely skins ana wore no brass puttohs
TER Dissertation or tie body corresponds win thst Oh
Master Putnam as would be considered very large
man when compared with the natives Inc DOoi uu no
belong 10 Sappho. as no lives were lost III tnat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
rorrra rAcE, HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, 10 NILES
FIFTH RACE PURSE $500, WELLER WEIGHTS AT SELLING
ALLOWANCES, l MILE.
RACE FULL or MLSHzPS.

The much talked of sweepstakes race Tor
open boats was sailed yesterday over the Centennial
r,ursc sn breeze blowing from the north
west hen time for the yachts to start The
,fartng point va buoy on the basin OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club hay Ridge and ths course lay from there
around the buoy on Robbins Reef and then around tue
buoy nj C0acy Island Point and home the course &c
lie sailed over twice. Five yachts were of the basin
really for the start when sixth was seen coming down
from the city. she recognized a. the Annic, from
Nystc Conn., aud was Of the boats entered In the
rae she slipping the Sater like aisirrow aud
making tho foam rs as she buried her lee rail in the
wav,s Suddenly flaw struck her and over she went
roEboat nut out from the shore and towed the cap
sized craft INTO shallow water where she Wa, riyhed
and pumped put Then she came dying down 10 the
start again yachts all being ready about O'Clock.
ti, sa VA. given and the racers began 20 stand over
for Robbins Reef tarkiug against thc strong Wind
The -nopxr took thc lead uud the phrr yachts Followed
closely. Annie being last the sntozer ed the way
over tie until se abreast ID tc dock nj Iay
RIDGE, when her mast went by the board hd she was
flowed ASHORE. TIE Annie 80 far behind that she
drew out OF the race the home sfak was reached
tie time around. IhtS lett The susie T., MoIle
gavn, Lille X, and MistGhe. 20 continue the race
boat ana money PM up Ecr IN Reckless innuucr
bot the winds that dispose Of yacht races and yachts
determined otherwise. nnl Just before The Mistake
achcd the home -tHEc the second time she iooNed TIC
example Oi the Sn0oxer aul cips1ed The susie = had
10 rcf previously, having rnrricd Nay her mast
30 rounding the Robbins Lc't buoy the scrond ihno
Now al wore ont " tine race excepting the Mor fqwn
and tho Lille A.. The entrance lee was 500 Tor each or
Varpts startng thus SpO and glory the two
together aud the Lille & declared the winner by
few seconds corrected TINE" There ~aSa disputes now
ever about the measurement aud tle yachts viii Ice
rpneascd before u T. finally decided who shall haze
$500 The time OF the two yachts finishing was ~
follows: 49,, o., 80,
Mall. Hatx a1A.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
IrNrouNDEp RIJNOR OF FAILURE

The New York Associated Press on Saturday,
seDteinber - 1888. received It's London agency
inflammation 10 the effect that the failure of commercial
frin In Dublin reported IN The Pal AdH Gdsete aud
tDat the firm was understood 10 be MessT George Roe
a Co. which sta emeut the Associated Press newspapers
ia NeYurk and other American cities published Ihe
LONDON agency afterward asoeraned that the rtnored
failure was without foundation ana Immediately tee-
grsphed contradiction or IL 10 the Associated Press,
winch was published IN the American papers of the 10Th
OF ne same month IL repeats that tho rumor was
unOunned aud express It's Sincere regret that
AZ god have been the medium OF publishing ana cirou-
lafing thug any rejecting upon the credit OF
hose Of such high standing that OF Messrs George
Il ana Offers apology Tor any aunoyau vi
Inconvenience II may have led 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE INSPECTION OF STEAM VESSELS.
To SUPERVISING INSPECTORS FROM
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The following clrcu-
Lar letter winch einbodies the recommendations OF the
suceryisnc Inspector General of Steam Vessels. to
winch emphasis has been given By tine recent explosion
of the steamer Riverdale. Issued today TO
su,erysiag inspectors of Steam Vessels, by the
Actinc Secretary vi the Treasury "lu view
OF welgrounied complaints OF the Improperly
M local inspectors investigating disasters
a. the bulls and boilers of steam vessels alter certnca-
tis, ly themselves that huls boilers are safe
ye are hereby directed whenever accidents occur TO
Steam vessels through alleged defects 10 either hull or
bo,er TO conduct such investigation personally. under
the authority conferred by section 44O9 Revised stat
utes of the United states, as follows: Each
in any district where from distance OF otner
cause il Is ineonvenent to resort 10 the iOcal
board to inspect any steam vessel ana the boilers OF
such steamer and 10 grant certificates OF approval am
TO perform all the duties imp sea upon iOchl ooarus-
ESecIion A. 400 Revised Statues requires tbat III thc
spperysiug Inspector has good reason 70 DeneVe
inst there has been a through negligence OF
oaher erIse failure of the board which inspected Tie
vessel TO do its duty he shall report the facts IN
Nritlng 10 the Secretary Of tine Treasury.
III question OF Supervising Inspector assuming original
jurisdiction IN investigating the cohduci Oh ncenseu
officers steam vessels and feyOkng and suspebulhe
leesea OF sRch OceTs independent OF the provisions
OF sections ALSO and 4.452. Revised Statutes. were
BIZ the Supervising Inspector-General Of steam
Vessels. on August s. ISL and on August
81 following. the solicitor rendered an opinion In writ
ing affirming the proposition. You viii be governed
dents to steamers, snch referred TO herel. III Az
sIch dents are TO DC lnyeseated wltn
the Jurisdiction of the local board OF inspectors VINO
Inspected and certfcated the steamer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic General Committee Of Kings
county held its September meeting last evening In
Music Hall, Brooklyn The attendance was not large
Augustus G. Van wyck presided 1t was decided to hold
the primary elections in the wards Of Brooklyn and
towns OF Kings County for delegates to the Assembly
District Conventions September TO- The hours for
the polls were fixed in wards with over 800 enrolled
voters from 10 10 p. M, in the other wards, from
to 10 D. H. , and In the towns from TO 10 p. IN. The
Assembly District Conventions which will elect dele
TO tie Buffalo state Conyenton which lmeels on
September ~, fixed for September "a. The Com
mittee wranged for long time over faction ght III
the second Waro wnere party tore up the enrolment
books Tie matter was finally referred 10 committee
three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
I MILK VAR THREATENED.

ORANGE COUNTY FARMERS INSISTING ON khOhN'
ING THREE AND HALF CENTS QUAIL -,
MIpDLETowN, n. Y, Sept 3.-W hen the iiia
war closed last spring the price for september was Aeu
NJ gig cents. The MIX Exchange OF Ne"',orh "a,"'
, IN, crcnlars stating tue market price for septem-
nor 10 ba q cents the Farmers MIX Company To-Day
held meeting at Goshen and unanimously reai1rnea
tbe nrice 70 he GIG cents They also eaete mass con.
aniinn of the milk producing countes
y, ~ nad NJ Goshen on FRIDAY Unless the deal-
ers nav ,ae price Iomery agreed upon the saiphen'
will he discontinued.