New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
not have been possible had the police performed
their duty.

not have been possible had the police performed
their duty.
The efforts making by the directors OF tho Board
of Trade to drive tho bucket shops out Of business
arc untiring. Int their endoavors have thus far
prnvcd munvailinV. without the quotations from
Inc BOARD of Trade. these institutions could not
flourish The telegraph companies have been en-
mined and other known methods hav" been en-
Moved to prevent them from obtaining this lnfor-
mat on Two of the largest places have managed
to keep open m the flco OF this powerful oppoSiIon
Both are running under the protection o the courts
i'm the form of iniunctiOns so prevent tho Board "i
Trade from interfering with tirkcrs' which have
rome into their possession by purchase from some
commission house going ont OF business or other
wise The Board of Trade directors IN u cir hght
loe that they have not had the active cooperation
of tho telegraph companies aud ~ declared that
nj session this week the pol cy OF utterly oXolnl-
ing the telegraph companies from the ildor nt tho
Exchange was aer loudly discussed. The 81 ieclolS
realize now that the task isa Icrculcan one hut
this tact does not appear IN nnywise 10 appai them
The National game has been very largely overlono
In the West this wear aud the fact is only nov
| cnuing tp bo realized. Tho patrons 0i baseoal IN
thi city have been legion aud the National League
games have hccu wont to attract inc Audeh'c+
ri, ycai every city of any n,pu tancc IN the North
west has enhcavorrd 10 support club In one 81 lho
numerous leagues now existing IL haA neoh
demonstrated that the maintenance al one oi lh'Ne
organizations ~ task lot rltirH ui the htH mlHhl-
tulr so that the Wpufts nl tHhan lmonib when
have been ruminr in we've hardly unexpected tho
abatement IA made that mn effort VIII Ice maize ~
the close ~ The rrvHrn Araeoh to form lrhpn" oi
,luha tn represent New York. NoHtnn nm ihilndel
phla ~ tho last aud Chicago, tmomnat' hhd NJ
Louis IN tho Wost. aud that tho prarnt lragn" ~,
gauiIHtton viii hu Ahmd lnod Win Ukellhnol
that tho American Ansuoation viii likewise conao ~
oXSt
In their efforts to nu'lih In part thu Stato High
License law, the prrsrnt local ADMINISTRATION de
vlsod tho plan OF allowing the aal Don kcopriS 10
pay tie llccnN frr IN quarterly inShlmchts, lholn
has already bern shown manifest reluctance on
tho part of the saloon keepers To renew thrir licensed
aud they not being sOrcly pressed. IL N deemed
supply another evidence that the saloon ~ 10 Va 40
prominent part IN State politics thus year, ana That
the guardian OF that interest, who II N candidate
for Governor. does not intend TO press HIS friends
any more closely than ne is compelled to.
The last e the stonrwork upon tho now Board OF
Trade building. which ~ the most imposing archi-
teCtural pile IN the city. was co npletod this week
In tho County Conrt this week a handsome young
woman. named Fannie NJ. Parmarton. was OK
amincd to determine il she be OF sound mind The
complainant her father. il q retired merchant OF
Louisville, who claimed that she hal u manin for
marrying having already possessed three husbandS
from whum she had been divorced, and That she waa
now bent upon marrying porter III the Grand
Pacific Hotel The defendant claimed to be the we
tim of conspiracy to deprive her OF recciving
share Of her mothers estate. She was declared not
to he insane.
Judge Clisber, Of Michigan. who has in charge no
printing of the official report Of the National Repub-
lcan Convention has been in the city this week re-
visng the work. He says that 10 wall be ready for
distribution III ten days.
A company has been formally organized under
the State law TO erect a mitory in this city.