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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
SIMMER HOME FOR cnRJs1TAY WORKERS

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug 81 Especially
The Ocean Grove Elm ASSOCIATION was organized
twelve years ago for the purpose OF main
tainng Quiet summer homo for ministers
and other Christian workers OF all evangelical de-
nominations at reasonable rates. The building called
Elm Cottage on MaD-st., was presented 10 tue
laaies by the Ocean Grove Association, fitted up.
without beng technically n charity 1t has done
a grand work MANY a toiler In thu Masters vineyard
ENJOYS hospitality Of these Chr stan women WIN
out in any wise compromising their srlf-rrspect VINO
could not otherwise the advantage OF needed rest
and recuperaton by the sea one hundred AMI forty
eight guests have been entertained THIS summer At
the annual Ing tho officers elected were President.
Mrs Afrel GOODMAN; recording SECRETARY, Miss Lzzo
Keenry 4: corresponding secretary, Mrs A. r. ThOmp-
ann: treasurer Mrs g. W. Evans
The A.. r. Sadler preached this evening in the
Tab naala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL Aug. ELECTROMAGNETIC. Cumberland Ont
Long Clear Mddcs, O,i.
fDs SIS 6 shoulders. 35sOd per evil, i,vrf
EXtTA India Mcts. Prime Mess. Purs-
Prime Mess. 51s. 0d. per Dbl. Prime Aes- Eastern
6lsJd. Western j3s. o. LardAmencan. 34s Prime
32- sci. Oh.
Shoulders SOS Od Butter-oOs. OIL per fo nnest nr
st.tes. Cheese-AmerlcAn Choice ass I'd Wheat-ned
Western SpTlng. 6s. I'd. G6s. lOd. ke Winter nj
Us LODI per GENITAL. New No Winter, Ds ID. tiu No Z
Spring 3D. New VI ixed Western 4.l sI California No
l. Id ais Oil do No 2 6,.OI per ceutal PRO-
Iurpentlne IS. d
per cwt. Kenncd Petroleum. UL per gallon. Clover
Fine American. 2}s. 81. Prime city pa sd der cwt,
CommOn IS. 81, Plr lis Gi. aOs OF lnseed on
2is 6i per Provisions Refrigerated Reef
hind quarters. J.i. lore quarters III psr TO- Hon. AL Ion
a. b.. hL
receipts past were l22 900
centais. including 1J,UUO centas American
receipts AlncIICa
ltUO ccnias
Cake l2s 6,t per Kenne-i Petroleum 81
ao.4d per gallon, spirits Ol Iurpcntine OF per
cwt sperm on 81 KOsn-t Oninon. I'D per
cwL Pale lis Oi. lis 81. ProvsOns-Lri. Oh per
cwL Tor American SugAr-l2s. 3D. per Cuba Con
trugsl pOarZing 9OO and lis Oil oils Ni FOR
tar refining anoaL Australian fanow-Beot 2Ss
Cd. Mutton. 2Us Cd. ais oil CoeOanut OICeylon 40
uDd quarters and "a Sd Tor fore quarters per Dy
ANTWERP. Aug 3l.-Petrolsum- pale American, ID
francs 10 centlmes IS 10
WlcoTs Lard ciosed At % francs 70 centnes per 100
kiOA
BnkAEs Aug 30.-PetrOleum- marks 20 pfenniga
Wcoxs Lard closed Al ~ marks 5O pfenngs per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
GOVERNOR ulLL TALKS WITH o'BRIEN.

ALBANY, Aug. 3l.-lhe decision OF John
oBnen rcsgu post OF chairman of the Democratic
staie Committee supplemented by his decision also
no, To- 10 IA a me the committee under any cir
rumst.uce. His district would make him member II
be would accept election but after some nnrepored
transactions here yesterday with Governor BIN he con-
eluded not to anything more to do with politics be-
yond paying his assessBonL He viii ena h.s political
.iTeer by calling meeting OF the committees
aud then not even attend the meeting, seuIlng
bis resignation along I" represent hin lie reached
Albany yesterday at l:l5 IN. by the Imitel express
tfain ana without regis eriDs anywhere went n'cS on
t- Tram hat leaves 5:l5 &C ock for Now York
liz $ accompanied by Aqusduct Commissioner kdg-
way, and his conferences VITA tine GOVernOr wrr" al
up TO T. n the rieilos III the ont
tie New Capitol and not know mat lac as here
oiiai Ia Ihs Albany fics 10 night Is some at
slgntnCaut because of silence heretofore on the
Buen matter. IL now says lie Will resign, ana THINKS
thai presence the committee the only reason
why there was any demand for a convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

The last OF the three young tigers that were
born Central PARK sunday dIed on Monday Night
The efforts OF tue attendants 10 Keep him
milk ia from bOttIr proved unsuccrs@fu The food
had he fore ed down throat he never able
to nurse property. superintendent Cobkin SIN Ia
hope OF raisinR brood OF g-rs. although The
which these auiaIs have bseb raised In capvliy are
rare Adonis. The father the broo that a. us died
IA one OF I'd. ptiOns. He aud rised IN the
United States aud one OF the largest male tigers
IA IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
"IeREp DUyN,S FALOOyER SEIZED

After running a race at the track OF the
BROOK W Jockey club Monday. IN which ac came IN
third the FacOner. entered under the name
renevn secured by q man nanel Barrick. who claims
thai he gave Dunn 5000 buy the horse for him after
selling race M Saratoga Dunn claims that the money
was given him 10 huv the horse for himself. He Ia tho
rotorion. Jere Dunn VINO shot Jimmy" Elliott In
Chicago soule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
wnaE II M sLyKLva rCyD ooMMIsIovERS

a short meeting OF the Sinking Fund Commissioners
held III thc mayors once YESTERDAY. The Mayor,
Controller LOew. Recorder Smyth aud City Chamber
Ion lelu- were present On motion of the Controller
.hCp 600 was transferred from the surplus fund to the
tn ior the redemption of the city deOt. The Con-
cr rel 0ited Of on July 20 he had sold per cent
. hooi house bonds TO the amount of &47O.s 40 AZ
SeNetal letters were received and referred to the
Controller protesting against ttng up the top door OF
The proposed GanseyoOrt building for aruory purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Aug. 3l.-Cdtus- last "a
head total for week thus $685. head last
week, 400 head; through consignents Of which
10 New York 10 market NORMALLY uu
changed. All offerings taken.
ShesD-Iecepts last "a hours 200 total week
thus Tar lJlOO lead Tor same time last week l34OO head
consigned through. OF which New-iOrk; Is
Tor sale market lower Common Fair. ~ - %
- 90 Western Lambs at ~ OOai co. no Canadian Lambs
here
Ho0s-Recept last "a hours 47O thus
faT E2v5 head Tor same Time last 1901 head. con-
signed through. ~ OF which II Newly - cars
York Weights, ~ 4ja ~ 0i Selected Weights
81 10 Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends 80 ~ 10 crs lett
CHICAGO Aug. 3l.The DyoUsrs Journal reports Cattle
Recept BOO mead shipments. 1900 market strong. SHIP
pug steers 81 JO9eJ ~ sOcECT aud Feeders ~ OOaS3 %
Cows Bulls and Mixed ~ SO 40. Bulk. ~ % - OO
through Texas steers - 7O0f36.
hOgs-lecepts $4,000 head shipments. 1000 market
strong Rough and Mixe 81 uO4St % Packing aud SniD
ping 81 90 $50 5O Light Weights 10 skips " 40
81 20.
Ah>rp-Receipts 1900 shipments none market lower
Natives - 900 - o. Texans 81 600 ~ 10 Lambs ~ W
ST. Lous. Aug 3l.-Cauis- Receipts 1000 head ship
ment-, 100 market quiet Good Ia Choice Native sup
ping steers ~ 3uGsi 49, common ta. 81 90 - 90
Butcher steers IS 50Gs4 90 COWS ana heifers ~ 20
50 1 Stockcrs and Feeders - 20 Gs4 90 Grass Texans
81 25dS3OD.
HOos-Re 1000 head. shipments market firm
and active. Heavy "a D1GS5 10. Packing 81 ooSsi 3d.
Light ~ iOdt4 -.
Sheep-ieceips 5000 head shipments 1900 market hrm
sts2 20 0s4 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
RIrs OLE LEGAL NEWS.

John c. Stein appointed by Justice Churchill,
in the Supreme Court YESTERDAY guardian. pending lit ga
ton OF Nargreih, Escr age her sut for 10000
damages alleged criminal assault against Henry Thesis
; III % trOrgr tAti~s.
Clarence rompk appointed ny Justice Churchill
guardian bring snlt {" dissolve her
marriage II n liryrr who. size a, was already
mar Kat Dixon Dee supposed 10 have become
the ulantin shusbtnd. In April. 1888.
Tie bail o Charles Graham raIBHi WITH criminal assault
by Mrs Josephine Brown % 40 go East fwrni cil Was
reduced Yesterday justice Churchill from 5000 10 $1,000
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WASHINGTON NOTES

WAsHINGTos. Tuesday. Aug. 81, 1886.
ARMY AND NAVY NEws-The leave OF all snce of Cap
tain william VI X Damn. IT,, AT illey. la further
tended ten days account OF slcku-ss l. Of al
for IA granted Captain Ezra r. Ewens,
SIN Infantry Tue Swstars, Yanuc Gdisna nave
been ordered To tho Navy Yard AT Portsmouth,. n. H.
THE PUBLIC PRINTER-rne com mission 0t Thomas T.
B-neiici as Public Printer has been received the
WhItr House. bearing Presidents signature
AUGUST 20 II l. erstoO that tho Public Printer
will relieve Mr. Rounds ABOUT September Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
Transferable notices at $40.

FLoURAND MEAL-FLoUR-The -four market opened
to zone D a S T a i b ,T sf s
Buyers failed TO respond and later the market eased on 70
interest The local obbers have been atve buy
es t New aoIr ana to ho weak relation
sales IL 900 bbs 400 bills Minnesota Extra At sg7OS
s. 90 the whole range 1900 bbls Winter Wheat Extra,
81 20 for Common 70 Good and - s. 90 for Good %
sGperdne, 50 81 81 50 spring and Winter Wheat;
zoo 1or 0 Wheat f9G o f. y M 1f r At G cs
Quofatcns-Fine ~ ~ 90 Supertne - 10 - so ES
3 70 com1on to Good Extra Western - as 10 Good
to choice Extra western SO - 7o Common Fair
Choice, a 25 as 70 Common Extra Minnesota y 7Oa3i
s. Fss Fatent iSs5 BatE Extra $5s*i5o
g 59gs4 90 Good 70 Very csGes 81 s3S s9 Patent
% Sr Vest indies sh''' t5Ss South
a tR g 81 90 %s ark .a S 6s dan sac. SO
bbls. at 81 IS 80 80 Common Farand - go
fr S' and f y Odefs ds%en Sales SO 65 saPeran' at
3 sS 8 81 ana B H@@S MeA at 81 50 g.
MEAi-B9ih t9relsn and domestic q9et Gut i,In \ and
37c Mexican at 4c spring Texas az Pc scoure reNa,
pulled at 5Sc, Eastern oregon a 2ie.
GTNNY BAGGINGGD Domestic quiet at M &C. o,,v
moertv are closing heavy With isht trade fo Fxpofs
ami city Milling options were moderately active IRREGULAR
advanced 1 Sc iell SC advanced &C and closing
457GCOO bush future 10000 bush spot inclvng No.
heaS9 at S6e 40; a. N9a a,l a. 81 ' y t
81 &C. Elevator $50 @,9c delivered Mixed winter s6c. No.
n se iee closing at sS5sc; do Sovember 9O sO clos,
ing 90 do December 81 : 81 clos 81 81 10
January. 93d93@c., closing at 9Jc.; do May 90
&C. closing S4i4c; do june 99c closing AZ
RYE AND BARLEY MALr-Dun and nominal -.
CORN-Cash lots Ia Lc higher and moderately
active closing firm doing export ami
light trade home II options the trading only
moderate and prices / -. Pc CHER. opening
strong AZ advance Of L to &C., further a'a,ed IT, 70
declined sc and closed firm al c under tie highest
prices day Sslessg6OOO bushels futures $4,000
bushels spot including UngIad,d Mixed. 80 h j24c do
L. 5O2 J5l lc: No 2 ole. elevator 52Le. de-
livered. No september, 504a5l'4cy closing 81 ~ do
October 81 su52a4c, closing - s do November j2ifD
534c closing at j3Ic: do December 80 u ,c closing
81 &c. May, 559. 56 closing at So ~ OATS
&c To he higher. closing firm options
trihe active prices irregular and 10 50 higher OPEN
advance OF 10 4c. declined Ia isc. advanced
c fell of X &C., advanced \ 10 &c and closet rm Al
highest price of the day Saes3OOOp bushels futun
and spot including No. al 81 nc: Mhite 80 20. No.
32a 4c do White. 1872 % c No White 30 gc Mixed
Western at 80 d3ic White do. 3504ic White state 3,d
3Sc No. september. 81 G324c- closing at ~ &c 90
October 323l 80 &C, closing 80 &c; do November 35
"a &C. closing "a sc December 3is Sc, CLOSING az
Soc DO May 384c, closing at 80 &C. FEED..-.. Quiet and
steady.
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to the city yesterday morning and found their son IN
rho DAT. He greeted them with apparent ahootion'
but when he left alone g. fsw MIA.
nes after their he shot himself In sue hoad WIN
revo,yer of large calibre killing himself Instantly Inc
M lice were inclined believe that hs suicide vas .hs
resnt OF deAlcation which he might have cbmmIt.eo
I'm his fathers absence but Coroner kidmsn VINO mxoe
an Investigation, said the young mans sickness proDa
hy was the cause OF his act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
FIRST Run OF THE CRUISER BOSTON.

y WASHINGTON. Aug 3l.-COmmlnder Schoon-
maker commanding the Boston, reports TO the chef Of
the Bureau OF Navigation respecting tho run OF the
vessel from Chester 10 New-YOrk rs follows:
We left Chester. Penn. l2:45 r. the 10th. ae-
cOmpan-d 10y the tug Nina. kounlnB down Delaware
River aud Bay speed Of IL % sbOts made, with
from 40 to 40 revolutions seamng with the four after
boilers; pressure sbont ~ pounds. AT 7:2O ~
the BreAkwSter To await the Nina and not
thinking prudent 10 70 to at night without having
the deyatOns Of The cOmpas-es upon norihery conTse~
which could not he taken upOn The pa-ssga. At COY
NJ the 29th steamed 10. NewYnrk accompanied ny tho
Nina Started fires under tho four forward n0ors during
forenoon ami averaged during the passage IL Bars
KAT 4e knots. th1ncn TO Sandy iOpk IL EnOts; max
u revolutions &C. maximum pressure, 50 pounds
Sp oil determined by distances bet ween isndTarks
allowing for the rslla eli strength or currenno logs
having been furnished.
While this passage was In no sense trial trip, and
while the vessels ported performances are-Ot IrsOr
dnary yet under the circumstances the report far
II goes, IA regarded at the Navy Department as
a favorable showing for tho vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
PAINTING OF THE TITLE OFATLANTI

James E. Taylor, Nsw-YOrk artist has COM
plsed painting Of The battle Of Atlanta fought July 81
1864 for General John w Fuller. Of TOio, Ohio repre-
eebis where General fnls Alb Division VI the
10Th corps had just been for ed back ny W H. T. Walkers
Division OF Paddy ClebuTDos Corp Of the Rebel Army
General Fuller las Jumped from his horse up
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RAILROAD EARNIN1s.
al since jan 1.s2ll Gjl.5lO s2Is477564 s2O69772o2
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug 3ll2:30 p m.-COnsols lOl for money aud
10l ll6 for the accounts Atlantic Western First
Mortgage Trustees certificates 81 do second Morgage
1874 Canadian Pacific 66as Erie 334 do COuSOs
1885,; Mexican Ordinary. - ~. Paul Common 9ls
New-YOrk Central. ll2it Pennsylvania, J57.
1870 m.Parts advices quote Three Per Cent Icnes AT
50 francs 30 centimes Tor the account
LONDON, Aug Ill m-tOusOis. lOl for money AMI
l0l = the account; United STATES Half Per Cent
Bonds ll3 Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
Trustees Certificates. 81 Canadian Pacific G6, 3J
do second ConsOs l03; Mexican Ordinary. i3 New
York Central III; Reading. l24 Pennsylvania. 37i.
Paris advlces quote Three Per Cent entes francs ~ q
oentmes for the account and exchange LoadOn at -
Lie d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
STILL B0RKfyG ON THE ooyDUITS

Work on the subwayS went on steadily yes
terday. trench nearly completed to Twenty
ninjbsL OF tho oOnduits Will be lad this week.
There many early In the day about lulunc'
tons, tut served. Representatives of some
OF the companies whose systems were rele, led
by III. CommIssOu still INDUS IN threats OF what they
will thus far with thr exception Of tue Electric
Lines CuinpAny they have gone no further. Manager
tombstone. vi Tho North American Underground COm'
pany, is quoted a. saying
Suppose they tho Construction Company do dig up the
put down comiuts II Il Que ung to do tins
and ants anoioI 70 fss 'S 10 R us sn T" n
be sure, while they aware that they are lnns nS
ing constitutional and that Tho connss on
has be night TO give t power l" IuT 'ns s"Ewsy 70 con 1
these questions are settled the whole performance is
suprrmely ridiculous
hired space the conduis and expressed scf AS VIII
M TO .n'ue oy me requirement, o, 1ns law MItn one
ana electric light company has put iseli on record III
The TRIBUNE as "eng satisfied win thr constitutions
aity The commission aud lite power TO buili operate
ana compel the OF the conduitn IL Was nj hrst
claimed that the DOrsett Paents an nfrngeinent
BuI the directors asked Why they had never
brought suit against TINS nrm for infringement III other
etes they then declared mat The specifications OF Tie
Coum mission were what infrlnged upon heir patents.
TOO MANY ALDERMEN WENT OCT 70 SEA- NAV.
TIE Board of Aldermen met yesterday and fxod the
tax upon real and personal property sub
feet to taxation AT - 20 800. The total
assessed valuations of property which he taxed is
81 $50 s24. $40. TIE amount OF money to be raised
by according 20 the estimates OF the depart
mebts is 49,, All $50 -. The tax upon the
Personal property of corporations and JOINT stock
companies which are liable ior taxes Ii fixed at
s j9IJ on 500 The personal property OF such cor
poratious ale exempt nom taxation IL $40 43 376.
Ii WAS moved that $40 be appropriated TO dcTay the
e.penses incurred 10y the Aldermen ia aiteGdmg
Uabrlt o. 1holnpson's funeral II required Jour
fftls majority to pass the motion and one vote WAS
wanted. The Aldermen will Therefore have to pay
thor own expenses by this time the meeting had
become 20 depleted by the retirement of several
Aldermen had TO 20 out and STE man, that the
cessaiy number required to pass general order was
not available. Alderman Mooney moved that the
Sergeant Aims he to bring in any struggling
A.cimcn tbat could be found. bat search revealed
the hopeless fact that the Sergeant-ai-Ai ms had
himself departed for realms unknown, and so the
Board adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

slightly increased movenent in the crude spec
ulaon Yesterday Hoped fevchurss and irrrguary in
prices IN The early trading higher prices were recorded II
seeming To eirral opinion that rayai least Of a
few ponswa Ia fact most Of the days values ruled
on basis higher than Monday nights 8ud higher than the
orenng There was no feature the Held 10 call FOR
bun feeling, and the rally bore NOR OF the
market t.e All
bnf wlu.e mighty rush
one carries boy Odd tic original goal Of tho
leaders the battlefield These follow
trumpet Of leadership but they usually o not until
the CHER points than
frii The Washington district and crude speculation
local amt professional The market closed unset
with n gain OF cent.
The range prs the dealings the Consolidated
Exchange follows:
Opening .......-.... 81 Lowest .....-......... 81 L
Highest ........ 62 Final 81 =
Refined . unchanged At ~ cents per gallon
on CITY Penn. Aug. 3l-Crnis Ou-NAtOnA Transit
Certificates OPENED 6I's highest price, % lowest
price, III clo-ei 6lS 73tOOD barrels ccarancos
GA, JOJ barrels charters 6i,ii4 barrels shipments
10 6sG barrels runs Dirrrls
PirIsBUK1 Penn. Aug 81 -Crnic Ou-Petroleum steady
Opened al 81 4 closed 81
hignsst price. w lowest price 81
HKADFOkD Penn. Aug 3I-truie On-NatOnal Transit
Certificates opened 81 close 81 price,
Ol7s. lowest price. 81 a, clclTahcrH 426ouO barrels
TTrUsvIlLB Penn. Aug 3l.-NatOna Transit Certificates
opend 81 cioSo at GIa highest puce. 62 lowest
prace, Glh
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wow LEI me OAANKS CONE on.

An expression OF triumph PLAYED oy the counte-
The last week they have weary, searching
anxious iOOk, which has given way 10 klnu vi no
weVe.got-em exuaton The secret of this triumph
II sal1 10 rest with SUPERINTENDENT HOag gland Ii ia
reported that he has been busy since Odlums fat al
jump WIN iesgn to Illustrate the attempts all who
desire 10 Jump from the BrGge for tame or deatn and
he has at last perfected his invention The result Is
attained by c0nnec Ing the wires OF the Bridge with
dynamo and charging them with electricity When a
person sezeS the WIRE TO climb Up on the parapet he
suddenly receives a mid shock and when lie
attempts 10 withdraw he finds himself held fast nm
released by the polio. The only device Vet 10 he
added 10 this mveDliO is method nv winch the notice
station will be informed at once OF the spot on the
Bridge TO Inch the prisoner is attached The Brd ge
onclals communicative yesterday IN regard 10
these plans. fhey simply said " Wait until some
is caught then the invention will show for itself
HENRY TODD ELLIS HIMSELF WIN A PISTOL
Z. p. Todd. the real estate agent at No. 145
Broadway. who acted for James d. FISH PURCHASE
OF tho old Bo0tLs Theatre AMI other city properly pre-
vous 10 tho failure OF the Marine Bank spent part OF
tho summer travelling 10 Europe with his wife. His
business was left ia charge OF hls Henry who
graduated FROM The College OF tho Guy OF NewYOk aud
from the Columbia COLLEGE Law School fow
The young nau WAS ~ QUO tIme member of The Man
haitian Athletic Club, ana attracted some attention
runner. lie lived l. hs fathers nat at M. 225 West
II ty-second-sL About two weeks b. con-
fined 70 his room BY nsss. Mr.. and MIRA Todd returned
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.


srrpTwR Corgr-CHANnF t--Beforr Churchill. Nos.
o. 81 % 30 1874 1911 1913 49, l9S 1919. 30. 2ll. 2D9
SUEROGATLs CULgr-Beloic Rollins. s-NO day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

METAl.S-Iron certificates STEADY at Sl5sdtl, 49,,
notices Soptember delivery issued at si9 moi
auct al p a n2l nrst
snid &C Transferable notices ISSUED Al zSue- s
quiet 10 goa l0i6c. spot 1000 ~ NC ~ .rs,
Irinsfera (akei s-us at 10 Soc: 40 y nv
43y 2s. Dd Trad nominal al ts5 "a zoe ,Ys.
notices issued at ss2ty. Speter dull al 40O0so"0 '-
frrablc uotlres tiomesucI s,uot At 4 oih
steel rails hav- been quiet hut nrm a. sos Railing
MOLASSES-tlniet but firm al IL Sc Tor eV 'o'' A''s
stock No business rep0rteai to-day. =, sas.c for
NAVAL STOKkS-Sprits rurpontine "cAAc. - Rasn
mcrchantabe and With only small Snsness "a Il 81 IS "
dali quote: strained good. 81 1SI W =" "a y
Al 40 a. 81 52L, H. 81 7O l. 81 IS ~ 40 NJ - 'o' ~
IS 10 Window Glass IS IS Water White - ~ ..,. a.
OILS-The market Il devoid VI anunAson Anu Ss's
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CHARGING THE PATENT OFFICE WITH INJUSTICE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 tSpeciab.-A bill in
equity has been died by C. c. Bergman, for Henry &
Strong of Chicago. AGAINST Robert g. Vance actinS
Commissioner of Patents and Elisha Gray. Tor an IN
junction to restrain the issuing OF patent To
the latter. The complainant states that ne ls
the inventor OF the Railway Electric Telegraph auu
Telephone and male application for patent on MAY
L. 1877 that this application has been kept avo ny
amendment TO ella ms, ETC.. that Gray subsequently
filed application for a patent for "mulilple teie-
sranh which, ne alleges, was by trckery ana decrit
stolen from him is nothing but a REPRODUCTION Ia
principle aud design Of us invention He charges on
Information aud belief that b. undue nhnence ami by
completely with the examiners Gray Is ABOUT TO receive
a patent therefor that the Issuing OF patent TO com
pAinant delayed BY the undue inhurnoe eNertei ~
Gray and patent to Gray l. about to he Issued
b, fraud AID with tho officers or tho Pate mt
Office II lssnei VIII greatly inJure ana delay hun
and lead 10 long and tcdiol, 1uga"n ca MS part lie
ast claims that he Is eutluei TO have official action
taken his cam and asks AN Injunction and rrl.
Judge agner he first Monday III september, at II
a. X, D a