New-York tribune., 1884-11-25

,rn,e no. n"J5v from several falls At Springst.
bouquet was presented to him, and he TOOK u III ,,s
mouth as is hands were busy holding 10 the sizes
of the barrow for dear life. Bets were made that
the old man would give ont as the route @ was ianS
mile and hall long, but ne mouse Where he
,lumpcd the undertaken into cellar while inc cro"a
cheered and chahed alternately. ..
The two distinguished citizens held reception III
The basement of the Warren House Afterwards anu
electrified the bystanders by dancing waltz whiie
the band performed Nancy Lee" ,o,r
Three cheers for the man who rd IN the barrow,
hin, hpr was responded to with VIII ana three
cheers for the man what wheeled the barrow, h;p ;
hipw wound up the last scene Oh All Ill 'hc oioo'i'"
Of flssi in the Eighth Ward
THE GUADALUPE IN GOOD CONDITION.
WEATnERING SUNDAYS GALE-THE CAPTAINS
DEFENCE
That the steamer Guadalupe. which stranded on
Barneeat Shoal on Wednesday last, should have
weathered the strong gale OF sunday nlght ls
considered rcmarkable. Captain Il. ,. spccr, the
1;nadainue as soon rs il was learned that she
went ashore. remained on The vessel untll Shhuay
noon when the rising OF the southeast edle M sugn on
safety rather than that OF the NeSseI anu otbU, f
and he went ashore: A ,,St dlSpatfSn frnm no'I
appearances the vessel was not injured by me
gale, and he would return to her so soon s as ie @
# he eIes sbat fI she W be
letter was received by the Messrs. Mallory
nmhiic opInion be suspended regarding his
employment Of +; l., Colson as secophd hd
mate He said that the report ths s'rss 1nat onS na
,oaec him second mate on the eve OF the vessels
departure was untrue; that Nh. Colson WI, was on
board several days before the vessel sailed ana
long enough to give hlm opportunity 10 Judge OF
the man. borrower. he was highly recominehdeg
by Car, Miller OF me ssa"er and A1, re"ca~d that
Colson was a good and Trustworthy man. Inc
captain adds;
After leaving the harbor and getting he snip o., ",p ,a
course. anticipating no trouble and Feeling m,"po p J."
stand ON tbr bridge went into my room and SAL down
railroad iron attracted The compass the course
given made good The second mate nnd p%'ide %
il wa, shore The souihwar y was thick and hay
the ship and Baircgat ldght'
GIVING QUOTATIONS. TO BUCKET SHOPS.
The Chicago Board of Trade, In It's fight with the
bucket shops. gave notice 10 the Western union
Telegraph Company last month that II would refuse
TO supply market quotations unless thc teieRfapn
oo,n,,ry should withhold them from the bucket
sbops. The notice will expire next Friday but
conferences are being held which may result III
compromise or postponement. or. Norvin creen
speaking about the dinicuity. said Yesterday; IL
Ihe Board of Trade at Chicago has been casting
about for some means OF suppressng the bucket
sh"rs. IL has no anmosity toward us and has
made no complaint about the service. nder the
contract II agreed to furnish market luo'.t a,u
reys urnyidhh we should not send them 10 persons
whom thcy did not approve. IL was spcclncay
stated IN the agreement that the bucket SLOPE
which had obtained niunctiOns restraining us from
cutting oh Their facilities. should be regarded ns
.xceptnus DO not see exactly now tne boaid oi
y,oIe rNnrcts to avoid legal restraint, for IN one or
Two suits he order of the courts applies 10 II as vel
ne to our company. We certainly can do nothing,
and II the Board of Trade carries ont its nppaten,
Intention II may he punished by the court oni
.nnttnc, uiOvidcd that n could bc terminated by
either patty ou thlity days noige 80 not think
,niIr, is, ,nnnh. had any definite plan aud ptthaps
N hns none nbw ~ unly aim IL rs crush tie bucket
shcp vhgh i aGsgi's ~ l, are M vfra, s nlna aS ,bs
Dnihrant sd ihr hs hnhW gn hoNiul tha, @ snihe
which aie beirg helh.'
tAyiNti FIVE DOLLARS ron 4 DAUGHTER
A Hphfew riii; afe nteietiii nsaireatN pun
lei hNnp 0N st't,nhtt n, qNinr ~ vtn3nnm 1n
,Ls sellnA ilNip W. lies ppiian arhpp paaiiilNA.
tHHs, inp iailpi Nliniiu rhiil NuMli wv tdi'q,,
thg dlagnral aNtp w thp uNlit,i NpiiNts NNNh ~
aiAp,ihh p. hHrl lNr iplrl 40 hp sNih Nv NpNh
iHln,p lhn hilp ~ ne nihrf NANshW'S' M
nilhsIauding h,s plNin hn MAS ana inNb W Ni 'hn
III AID he sougLi the se,Nrps ol ianllY irlend,
lhilip loNenihal, Who kcns y snall ean'i shl
toy siole AZ 40, sIa Wo.t twenty eni,st' NY
was formerly ellilONed upon the polge in,re iils
first step was 10 adNegtisr Tor oue " !, NJ" giving
a description OF the missing glli After After week
search lao found the girl sho haa h'fed OUT aS "
Mr. Iowcnthal had given his services without ex;
meeting on wishing amy reward, aud In this frame OF
mind Le retired 10 tie quiet shades oi MS dlhgy
store lie was surprised recently by the receipt oi
an order from the girls father Tor nat tho price
of which was not to exceed -. Mr.. Lowentlal was
wroth his honor had been insultcd; he had been
rendered an order for hat for which the price was
limited for services Tor which hc expected nothing.
delicate lit ie souvenir like collar button or
some such thing" said Mr.. Lowenthal to IkIBuNE
reporter, would have been acceptable but wiIinot
he iusulted by such order as received" The
detective does not use profaue language but he
swears legal vengeance and has sued his friend for
the value OF his services and ID few days the case
will come up III "A district court.
FAIR OF THE CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS.
fair WAS opened last week in Harlem Temple.
One hundred. y-hftnst, near Lexington
ave, the object Of which is to deiray the debt on
the new Church of All Saints. The ladies OF Har-
lem have exerted their energies for several months
10 make the fair of the most attractive enter
falumens OF its kind that has ever been held in the
upper part Of the city, That their abors have been
fruitful is exemohed by the crowds that nightly
laden lad INC With rif' useful Il and ornamental
articles, encircle the room. Charming and pretty
ssxait The pleasure of their gentlemen friends.
Among those who have devoted tireless labor Tor
the charitable object IN whc tay yrani,rR arc ,e
&. Higgins, the Misses McGiypey Miss @iingnn, Ing Mss
Garrick. Miss LIZZIE Fitzgerald Miss Ella Woods
Mrs Peter Vks M5s stephen ssss mso.'gk nke ' he
Misses Dcver Miss Mamie Hicks, Mrs; william
Parsons. Mrs. Robert Magnnis, Mss irain3r' MIS- MIS-
sHs 1' M,ss"s 1s iTS.'s Fry. aud Miss Mamie kea'as'
chesira under the leadership of Joseph Eisingcr dis
courses lively music while the patrons Of the faif
indulge I'm dancing. The pastor of the church. the
ley. J. w Power, IN present every evening. IL ~
expected that the fair Will continue another week
" perhaps two.
WRECY or AN AMERICAN SCHOONER.
Ca,tain Frederick Anderson and the crew of the
w~oekcd American schooner George II. Douglass
f,riyed here on Sunday night on tne schooner lsle
q, Jure. from Nassau, n. +. The Douglass sailed
iI.u a
ior this port on October 10. When sixteen days
mt on Apaco the schooner encountered terfinc