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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
ROCHESTER,.
LABOR TROUBLES THE POST-EXPRESS"
-MENDELSSOHN SOCIETY.


fFRow Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE runUNEl
ROCHESTER, June 5.-There is no change in
the labor troubles. The 400 striking moudcrs still
remain out and the Central Labor Union has boycoted
the stoves made by the four foundrcs which refuse to
arcedc 10 the srikcrs demands The union also boy
tel the beer made by the Gcnesee Brewing Company
because one OF the stockholders also had an interest In
one Of the fouudres. There rumors OF arbitration
between foundrymcu ami moudcrs. The strikn cigar
makers NJ the Hess factory still remain ont member
OF the firm said to-day that n the Central Labor Union
supported the action Of tic local union they would be
eoInpollcd to remove their factory from the city.
There II little excitement In journalistic circles
over IN, action Associated Press In pre-
venting me Post rDress OF this city from longer recciv
ing s dislatchcs because II received dispatches from
Ito United Press. Ihe TostKJTrcss appeared today
without the Associated Press but With four
column article bitterly dcnouncng the action OF the
slate association and giving notice that the matter
would he taken into the courts and legal decision
secured. .
The German Evangelical Synod Of North America Is
In session IN Trinity Church aud viii continue until
Monday The object VI the meeting j. the consideration
special Of the several churches IN TINS
district whrh comprises JarI OF Ns"-horh IehhsSi
The third concert Of the MeudclssOhn Society last
evening an immense audience The sol0lstr were
Tom Karl tenor; Gustav Daurcuther Ni"Ilhi Chafies
Uaydirr. yiOionceilo, und Theodore Hook. cornrt
Francis A. MncOmher, Justice Of the supreme Court
last evening married Miss Mary j. Butte.
IL Is understood that the ROy hester Car wheel Com
pauy IL soOG remove Its works To East Rochester
Mayor Paterson today Yctoch The finance buu-ct
pased az last regular meeting OF the Common Cuun-
ell because IN 10 the salaries OF the Two hehu IN
spcor. who were not appointed by the Board OF Health
m nccorlauc" with the Cyil service law. The veto mas
created comment In every quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
DFFALCATIoN IN NEw.oRLEANs.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Secretary OF
TIE Treasury to-day received telegram from D. A.
SAMPLE of the United States Treasurers Once VINO d.
present engaged in investigating the affairs OF the AS
sstant Treasurers Office at NewOreans' reportng tha'
the shortage so far discovered In the accounts OF u
lated currency and United States notes depositeu i'
redemption amounts to S25,343 81. 1t was also re
ported that the redemption clerk, j. H. Aufdemorte,
who Is suspected Of the defalcation has disappeared
and efforts to arrest him have proved unsuccessful III
speaking of the deialcaton to-day the Uhteu 0'a'eS
Treasurer said he proposes to make fun ana eompee
examination OF the affairs OF the Sub-Ireasury d 81
that end has sent two clerks of his once, A ~ RI"o
and H. T. SNYDER New-Oreans to assist MessTs AN
Treasurer saws IL possible the total shortage may DC
Increased TO so OOO and nnates that AuidoinorVe ~
moi the ONLY person concerned Ia the TRANSACTION o
saws the Government will suffer no loss IRON tie AZ
cation AS it is amply protected by the BOND OF the Az
sistant Treasurer. 1890
NEw-ORlEANs, June 5.-P. ]. Herwig, the sup-'rehS
urcr received dispatch from Washington TINS morning.
stating that the had taken tho case OF hs
abscondng redemption clerk. John II. Aufdemorte' Ill
hand aud kilograms descriptive oil the man had ocSh
sent to all parts of this country Mexico Canada ahu
Europe SO that his escape will be almost Impossible
Is believed that AuderInOrte has gone 10 MEXICO put
is thou h that his arrival on foreign sou VIII hol
save him because he has been dcfator 10 tne gov
ernmeut of the United states no be apprchehuea
aud re turned from any country.
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A LBA n Y.
OLD PIER FRONTS-UNEASY SPOIL HUNT
EX-SENATOR LOW ENTERTAINED.

OLD PIER FRONTS-UNEASY SPOIL HUNT
EX-SENATOR LOW ENTERTAINED.
fFRoN An OCC AsIoSAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, June observations for the ont
city the river frontha brought
10 light timber frame work OF seven different pier
fronts constructed at periods In the eltys
history The discoveries chiefly OF antiquarian ~
crrst Similar traces have been discovered twenty feet
under ground OF old pier that once reached from the
Van Rensselaer, manor house grounds into the river
Democratic seekers for minor places look a'kant
AT published notices OF the meeting OF the United states
Cyi Service examiners in Albany June 10, to exam
inc applicants.
the usual Manning basis Postmaster OLeary resigned
his membership In tho committee
The School Board Is again In dell look over the cleo
ton Of superintendent OF Repairs BY custom the
position IL awarded to the Republicans. But hepubll-
can commits iOuers representing The two factions are ul
abic to agree on a candidate.
Governor Hill gave "A dinner last evening TO Mayor
ow which Mayor Banks ana other Albany men were
present. MIR. Hill through the winter. JAS Initiated
Governor ridden in restricting entertainments al TIE
Executive Mansion to semi-onicial dinner parties. 90,
cnrampmcnt Of the sons OF Veterans VIII be
held here Tuesday. About $50 DELEGATES Will attend
Joseph 4. Morrow VIII he appointed Deputy ui1leu
states Marshal tomorrow by Marshal Bum. Deputy
Marshal Kelly rctires with the respect OF ali.
II s reported that Police Justice Andrew HainItoh
will be appointed Collector OF Internal Revenue within
the month.
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prnrrn rnR0rGn TIE MouYrA1Ns.

A weeks ride on horseback through the
Catskil Mountains and Mohawk Valley Will he enjoyed
By the Gentlomen's Riding Club Of this city, starng
from Dickels Riding Academy this afternoon at z
o'clock After riding through the Park and Riverside
Drive TO Yonkers the party will take steamer and
onrney 10 Cat@u After breakfast the ride will he TO
Greene County where tue party viii pass the Dight.
The next days ride will he 10 Coheskil The Journey
will ON the gth ms. be by HyndsNile To
sharon Springs. The schedule for the 1Oth
will bo n ride John II. starin's country
seat n the Mohawk Valley where the tourists viii spend
two DAYS ~ guests of Mr. Starin whose menagero VI
animals blooded stock and well-apponted farm are
famous The club its will ride down the Mo
hawk Valley Albany aud down the Hudson IL VIII be
Mr. Nridlinger. proprietor OF waldorf.
Tho Old Astor estate aud by Homer Ramsde. at Rams
dell Place IL is expected that NIFTY hOrsemen Will ac-
company the party far ~ Monaco villa Among the
gentlemen who will start the ride are George {. Cau-
sen pre sdent OF the club; Homer Ramsdel. r Arthur
Fender Major Lawson Bell. Henry Stuetzer. DE- Robert
Howard Carroll, Octavus knoul and Charles Clausen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
CATAMARANs In A GALE.

The fourth race of the catamarans Jessie and
Iris was sailed yesterday weather that tested their
speed and strength as tmay tried again Before
stG from the northwest which increased to
half gale covering the bay with white caps the twin
hnled clippers sped down the bay with booms well of
port soon after IL o'clock on Robbins Reef the Iris
nearly ran under" several tines Her stern rising ont
OF the water fully six feet she would become
able and shooting In the wind stop short The Jessie
carrying her sail molly passed her antagonist aud was
we'll down TO Clifton, g. L. when Captain Foaron of the
Iris gave up race there being much wind for him
TO handle her skipper Hughes, Of the Jessie continued
however. Rolling In a reef on his patent boom under
the lee OF Staten Island he went for tho outer mark
buoy si2), lufng round II at 24s19 A fierce saual
that caused every vessel IN sight In the bay TO
away everything struck the Jessie when on Hospital
Islands while close hauled on the port tack Hughes
never nehed started sheet but the Jessie tore tho
water up in that would astonish any teanboat
and came dashing through the Narrows She finished at
3:54:52 winning the 5000 wagered by Mr.. IuInan,
owner OF Iris, that Thomas FearOn could build boat
TO beat the Jessie In throo OUT OF five Her
time WAS 3:2D.2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, June D.. Lleutenant-Con-
nauder George NJ has been ordered to temporary
AMY AT The Torpedo Station TO assist instruction dur
ing the summer course.
Reai-Admral Davis, commanding the Aslatic Squad
ron under date OF Shanghai, China, May Uniforms the
Navy Department Minister Young arrived atshang-
hal on April ~ his way homo on leave OF absence
The Admiral SAYS: There Is much excitement on ac-
count Of the probability OF war between England and
KusSa IL Is reported that the British VIII establish
naval station at Port Hamilton The Russian squadron
A reDore TO be VladiyostOk That port has been
closed by toIpedoes, and vessels are permitted 10
enter or leave except under plotageOf Russian ohcers
the Alert at Canton. The Alert was to go 10 NagasaK'
thence 10 Corea The Trenton TO relieve the Osspee
OF Clemulpo and the Ossipee was 10 20 TO NagaeakI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June (Speciab.-The receipts
here were LIBERAL 142 cars OF wheat. 345 OF and
l5s of oats The snap seemed to have departed from
the wheat crowd The market started to advance early
There was evidently dread however that the combins
ton spoken Of yesterday made OF Fraey and Roche
and Ream and Jones and the Lnns and some outsides
wanted to sell and pocket heir profits. The market
was sensitive. A small offering sent prices of In o
twinklirg July wheat led at last nights close,
89l. cents and finally got up to 9Oos cents Corn was
steady but dull so provisions. Henry warner,
Stevens, Fraley, Carter, Mlmine, Bodman q Co and
stauffer were tho large sellers OF wheat About tho
lime that July seemed destined get under cents and
stay under Clifford aud Schwartz * Dupee were large
sellers too All The scalpers turned out apparently
feeling that tue big crowd that had pulled the
market getting ready to unload but about this same
time George Baldwin and " Dick" Wagner, who are
supposed 10 resent Armour became large buyers lt
was an Armour day. Every body talked Armour l. NJ.
Baxter aud Hobbs big buyers Insiders, however,
are of the opinion that the coerle which began last
FRIDAY TO bull the market after having made large
proht on the " bear" side. are still oulling the
market Ream, Jones' Roche the Linns anu Cudshy are
nonce. To-day they happened 70 get around 70 inc
Armour gang The estimated receipts LOT TOMORROW are
lO5 of wheat. 40 OF corn ana ioS OF oats a.
Neither corn provisions prohted much by the nur
~ in wheat. Pork did not advance AT az ana az
o'clock closed 1t opened after having gotten down to
cents for July Norton Worthingtop sold about $4,000
bushels for July and lowered the price at one time 70
AL cents for Juy. At o'clock the close was: June
wheat Ssla cents July, 9OSs cents; June corn, 4Of
cents July 457s cents jane pork slO 80 July pork,
| $40 30 June lard 50 47ls July, 50 30.
Al $50 O'Clock the close was s94 cents ior june
457s cents July $40 80 for June pork $40 80 Tor
| July So 80 for June lard and So 579 TOR July
ia the afternoon board wheat was active ana pu9yan,
chasing higher than at o'clock Roche, Linn ana bdu
win were free buyers and a. the offerings were q~i~
| moderate the local temper was q" bulish."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
RITs OLE LEGAL NEWS.

Frank w. McQuade, a street inspector, yes
teriay obtained verdict for 81 900 against the Man
haitian Railway Company in the Superior Court before
Justice Freedman. He attempted 10 jump aboard a
train Sxth-aVc. ana FortysecOnd-st on october "a
1882 Just the gate shut and his toe was caught
lie hoped along the platform one foot as the tram
moved on had nearly reached the fence AZ the END
OF platform whore he would have been hurled lnto
the street had not the gatcman and some passengers
opened the gate and dragged him ON the car lie sued
for $4,000. - -,
Henry Waters q small boy, while riding on the plat
form OF a tail In Annst. on August IL 1854,
was struck with club the calf OF the leg by Police
man George w. Curtis, OF tho Fourth precinct lie
brought suit against the officer through his guardian,
Alfred Waters and jury IN the City Court before Judge
Hall, yesterday assessed his damages at @10
Bridget McGrath. age sxty-eight, was Knocked down
by butcher cart driven by Charles Junke at King ana
MacdOugal sts October IL. 1888 aud was seriously
injured She brought a suit for 200 damages against
David Wortheiner the employer OF Junke, and yester-
day, before Justice Freedman, obtained vorolct ior
$3.50 =, -. -.
Richard Murphy has recovered SIS in q suit against
the CITY, tried before Justice Lawrence and jury IN the
supreme Court on October %, 1883, he was injured
by a fall n sidewalk that needed repairing In front
Of Essex Market. 1880 49, ,>,.,.
Court rendered decision yesterday ordering division
OF damages the libel suit OF the schooner Mary D. Rus
against the City OF Merida. which arose OUT
of collision in which the schooner was sunk, near Caps
Hatteras, ON April IL, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
UTICA.
GENERAL GRANTS WAR-H0RsE-HORATI
SEYMOURS GOLDEN WEDDING.

SE1MOURS GOLDEN WEDDING.
PROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuNEl
UTICA, June 5.-St. Johns Catholic Church,
nj New Hartford. dedicated by Bishop McNeirny
ON Sunday Tho church cost $4,000
The managers OF the State Lunatic Asylum have
decided that hereafter visitors shall only be admitted
tine institution by card Heretofore visitation has been
general and presence Of crowd Of visitors always
excites patients
The Common Council has ordered the police enforce
the ordinance prohibiting bicycles on sidewalks.
The horse which General Grant rode the day Leo sur
rendered ia owned In Vernon oneida County, and
marched In the procession on Decoration Day.
Ex Governor Horatlo Seymour celebrated his seven-
tylfth birthday anniversary Saturday, tho occasion
being also the golden wedding anniversary of himself
and Mrs. Seymour. Roscoe Conkling presided at tho
dinner.
petition signed by about 200 persons was sent TO
the Board Fire Commissioners Monday asking that
the salaries OF hremen DO increased from $50 to $50
month. The Board denied the Increase on the ground
that IL had not the necessary funds.
The gas naphtha ana electric light companies have
brought suit against the city for their April bills, which
are unpaid. Tho Mayor refuses to sign tho drafts Boz
cause thero IA no money IN the street lighting funu
The hysiCians OF tho city have adopted rcsolutious
calling Board OF Health to enforce the ordinances
for cleaning the streets aud putting tho city In tho Des
Euseae c. Blackford Fred Mather, III. p. de oraaf and
Iohn D. Hewlett OF NewYork, aud Senator Miller ana
Speaker shesrd o. ID. Mattisons mountain bomo'
nj Wilmurt Lake, fishing. M, -,
pany began reayng Its street railroad track IN Beecker-
81 after having served notice ON tho shorn ana poco
that would hold the cty and county respoasDie Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
CHARITIES. AND CORRECTIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-ln the conference
charities and Corrections this morning william o"ar"
NeG of Cincinnati chairman OF the Commtlee on nc
norts from States reported that, notwithstanding 'e
efforts of the Committee 1t had not been able 10 secure
renorts from all the States Despite record oil lie"
failures the report was highly encouraging anu ''o
Com,uittee suggested that its life be extended for
another year and that all persons possessing know
lodge of matters interest be invited 10 communicates
freely The report embodied abstracts OF the reports
from the several states which were read by the secre
tarv Of the Convention by delegates from tue re-
snectiye States The reports for several Southern
states noted the quite general reduction OF the system OF
hiring out conyicis and the adOptos OF measures when
had tendency TO mitigate the evils OF the system Inc
report from Delaware noted mitigation OF Tie severity
Of the whipping system. Blood was rarely drawn az
present Tie whipping post was IN general iavor VIII
The pcople OF Delaware for the punishment OF pety
fteccs IL was rarely found necessary 10 administer
second whipping To the same offender o-o
The the conference. TO the NUMBER OF 0oo
ladies and gentleuicn called upon President CeVcl
m half pa-t to-day and received by nun IN inc
East Room delegates were Introduced 10 lhc ares
1dent by Commissioner Edmunds OF this lsirct lherc
no speeches the President took occasion 10 eA
1yess the delegates his warm interest III inc
fefornatOry works to which they are deVoung thei
time The reception over the delegates TOOK carriages
10 yisi; the District JAIL Amshouse aud Government III
ASYLUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
NOTES FROM STATE CENTRES
SYRACUSE.
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTs-Y NJ. c. A.
VETERAN REUNION.


VETERAN REUNION.
fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
SYRACUSE, June 5.-Judge Andrews, OF the
Court OF Appeals will deliver the address before the Phi
Beta Kappa Society OF Hobart this year.
rAueustus schoonmaker State Civil Service commits
soner Is attending the Independent Church Convention
in this city
l. J. Beden and wife have returned from their trip to
California.
Mark Herring formerly Of Syracuse, who went to Cali
forna in 40 Is visiting his brother James W. Herring
Of this city,
Major Louis winaholz and Colonel j. W. Yale started
last night for Peeksk to begin preparations for the
arrival Of the commssary department OF the State EN-
campment.
The Young Mems Christian Association is to hold Sun
day meetings during at the Empire Skating
Rink.
The first annual meeting OF the NewYork State Med
cal Association will be held in Empire Hall in this city
on June o. The annual eIamn ltions In the College OF
Medicine Mt Syracuse University are being held this
week. Commencement exercises are 10 BIO held IN
Wieting Opera House the evening Of June H. when
Charles F. Fitch Regent OF the University win deliver
an address.
r. u. Brayton has purchased the Vanderbilt House.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Young Mems Christi an AS
ISOLATION has arrangements for the holding of
lawn party June IL and IL from to 10 o'clock TO
aid In furnishing he OF the association build
ing which is rapidly approaching completion:
The graduates and former pupils OF the high scho0
held the house NJ DR. Bacon, the principal,
yesterday afternoon and last evening.
The 1SJth Regiment Veteran Volunteers held a re-
union at SanfOrth Park Thursday IL was the fOhh
complete regiment OF infantry to to the front from
Onoudaga County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
-, ~. Government property in New'York' in''
sfstrment ended the hearing.
uur oxr.p,o AND WESTERN ROAD.

u,,n oxr,pto AND WESTERN ROAD.
H. ~, rur nuI TO GIVE THE PREFERREp
STOCKHOLDERS BONDS.
r-.ox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF me In" -.
A,,,xy. June Ex-Governor hill peean us
49, 90 dav ny giving hearing on the Dill 10 Pen' ,h
50 VII Ontario and Western Railroad 10 CIV w.
s.nsrs Of it's preferred stock $20o0ooo ponuS - -
change for their stock $50. Oooae An adj
Assemblvman Green, OF Orange County, maui " 49,
60. q, behaf of the bill stating 'ha' ~
.,oron stock was largely owned ny 40"
.ho ,tna of the raiToau, va"
.su dos,ros TO have more influence than 'no'
- ,ossess in the direction'of the company alais
- oo,t,, 10 the Bill was made by William Anen
y.iar q, Nev.York He said Z" / appear III opPo.
,,o 20 this Hill in behalf of the creditors OF the NeS'
eho,a Terminal Company and the Central Trust Oo'"
.an, Who own 50 600 600 Of bonds OF the COMPANY
srn,s hin authorizes the Lake Ontario and western "
or..r,7a a mortgage debt. Tho hoioers u
,referred stock are 10 get bonds ooiia'
for dollar The only condition Is the consent o. bis
ity OF the directors and OF these very - low The
taxes away property without due process VI NJ
eftect Sy he 10 depriye the common stocknouoiss
community of interest with the preferred de-
.supposng some Of these preferred stocpeIia1 70
cline, said the Governor, " can tno! 10 Ni
"Perhaps not but certainly the creditors OF th u;
marathon have right to object TO the qua, N
Ipent being made OF less 'aiue' ~
M ia Costa said in favor OF the bill: tine coninoS ~
and preferred stockholders. $50 ~ Not one
eco 600 600 give consent to this schene The
Of The stockholders objects; practically 'H
consent unanimous ~. .xo,od that the
Ex-Depnty Attorney General rage aIsu og,s ~ more
preferred stock OF the Ontario and western het
Io Ss oriinary preferred stock, and therefore ooE
Ter entitled TO be converted into bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06

large fat ana tame and sh for them with pecs of -,
flannel tied ordinary nsh-hook- Twelve legs viii
weigh pound.
California wild goose plums are worth 80 cents doz
and apricots Is cents dozen Delaware wberrisS
% quart and southern cantaoupes rs cent, each
Imported fruit Is becoming more abundant fansafinds
may be had for 25 cents pound green cocoanuts "a
cents EACH yellow bananas 40 and red 70 cents
dozen, blood oranges rs cents dozen. Messina lem
ons 40 cents o dozen. and mangoes 90 cent
and 81 dozen Southern cherries, both red and black
are In the market and bring 80 cents pound. Hat
house grapes sell for 80 and so so pound.
Delaware fancy creamery butter Is worth Is cents
pound cheese costs IL cents and old cheeso
is cents a pound Long Island laid eggs being 2S
cents Dozen while State anc Jerseys sell Tor 20 cent?
and are just fresh but not so large
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metropolitan. ........ oo2l1 @ 1t
| IonsyrIia '"-''-'''''' O o 4 o U q o.

Earned runs-Metropohtan 0; Louisville Home rnhs
None. Two.base hts-Brownng Masbr3y. Ihier-n
hits-Roseman and kerins. Passed bas-croty Sre
poitln 2; Louisville, 0. Base on erIors1,et op9 %
ian Lousyile g. struck or and KsnDs Umpire
kelly Total blse hits METROPOLITAN 4; Louisville Is
Left on bases-Metropotan. 8; Louisville. 1ine-ZOa
An exciting and interesting game played at Wash
ington Park Brooklyn between the Brooklyn ana flts
burg mines. The general play was exec lent cohses
the Condition of the grounds The number OF spectators
was small The visiting nine took the lead early IN me
game, and although the home players made fhly ~
the latter part of the game they could not quite over
take their opponents the second inning the visitors
did the first scoring Brown led of with hit Fields
followed with "A hong fly 10 Cassidy. which that player
gracefully mufied, and Brown scored on the error
Fields scored on Mer's hit to right field In the fouI
inning the visiting players made another run. lu1h
made two-bagger" and scored on All error by smith
The home players scored their first run In the slfh III
ming, Mcclellan making hit. going to second Oh
wild throw OF Miller and scoring Kreigs two.base MT
In the enth inning more run was ade ny tue O
cal players. The score was: