New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-04

returned to st. Louis in season he would be COM
PEELED to walk home. The taunt proved measurabiy
true and Fraey retiros like many Others who pre-
coded him. The failure of Koone revives rccollec-
tions of his trial of strength with the local grain
crowd II was here that he sustained his first So
we're reverse and it is known that in his unlucky
attempt to wheat he lost nearly -, O0O,Ooo
The Board Of Trade officials. having discovered
that the quotations on Change are valuable prop
cry this week entered into contract to furnish
them to tho Western Union Companyfor stpu-
lated amount tho telegraph company agreeing
upon its part not to furnish the quotations TO bucket
shops. The new plan went into effect on Thursday.
all reporters. save those employed by tho Board OF
Trade, being excluded from the floor lest erday
the Western Union Company cut off all bucket
shops. and far this city il concerned trading
IL grain and prov lsOns options is now confined to
the Board of Trade, Open Board of Trade and Call
Board The Open Board of Trade has had ITS guar
tiers in what is known IA the Exchange building
an old rookery. now being torn down to make
way for the new Opera House It's new
binding in the vicinity of the new Cham
Der of Commerce is nearly completed but as the
big board docs not take possession OF
its quarters till next fall. the Open Board Is In
"a quandsry. 1t is absolutely dependent upon the
big board IN the matter of quotations, and It's new
and really splendid building is useless III the alb
scnce of the big board.
The Central squad"-which in some respects
jcct of a special order from police headquarters
This directs that their "biliies" he taken away
from them. As their duties are limited to convoy
ing ladies and children safely the walks, the
authorities probably deem any. armament
needless. Another sweeping order is ont which
forbids policemen and also fTemen to smoke on
the streets while IN uniform.
The Union Veteran Club has issucl large num-
Der of invitations 10 the ceremony of nnvelng the
bust of General Sheridan, next Monday evening.
The bust is Of marble, having been only recently
completed by the sculptor Howard kratschmar.
1t is commented upon az n fine piece OF work.
stock company, which is said to include New,
York and Chicago capitalists. has becu organized
to erect " The Chicago Roman Coliseum An en-
tire block of ground has been leased for ten years,
and building / 0x:}26 feet ~ to be erected at the
stated cost of five hundred Thousand dollars. In
will be able TO pIosont any form OF amusement from
chariot racing to grand opera. The venture isSucn
an extraordinary one that some soothing has been
indnlged IN at the expense of the projectors, but
they assert that the building will be completed IN
September.
Mr. Riddle. the Boston reader. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hcnschel, the vOcalSts have received considerable
social attention during the past week, having
been entertained by three or four prominent ram
lilies.
Miss Anna Farwcll daughter of the Ion Charles
r. Farwell. was married on last Thursday to Regl-
nald Dckoven at the residence Of the brides father
i'm Lake Forest Mr. DckOven Is a son of The gem
tleman who is supposed to have been the original
of The Rev. Nr. CreamChceSe in The POtpnar
Papers"
The sales for the May Festival begin next Mon
day, and promise to be very large.