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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE7S
ry,rrREs OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The brilliant prospects OF the home crops appear
10 rctaid the Improvement that might otherwise be
exported fom the heavy shortage of the Yield abroad
IN fact sorrA OF the Western trade Journals arc be
ginning to cast doubt upon the figures OF the fore IN
deficiency in spite Of the official declarations Of tho
Vienna Congress. Cash wheat ruled duh and unset
tied and only 900 bushels were taken for export
The speculation In options fell Oil TO 2,5ooOoo oushe
and there was decided feature 10 the tfadng Inc
profess Onal element In control ana the variation
in va ues was slight There wa slight weakness ia
the early trad NJ caused by tame cables am u.po-
Wc,tern weather and late lower cables turned th'
current and the closing tone OF the marker wa nll.
september and December opened at 81 - ani o. -
cents respectively. yielded Is cent on Decemef am
then rose to 81 1910 for september ana - - -
cents for December. The final quotations were gen
orally shade higher as foHo"s AugHs,, 90 90 -
December 81 "a; January, So rs, and May " 90
cents 5000 ,,.,- o
taken for export and the c. l. business 10 receivers
reached AGO. 900 bushels Tho options Weir uNl an,
IT eos closed down u for SrptcTeer at ~ T. ana
October at AZ 4 unchanged for November dt a. ana
mn - cent for December AT Al Is cents
Oat were I-401-2 cent hotter on the spo'. ann me
oVt'on market also wa, stronger. Nct gains Were
recorded Of $50 Il cent at 20 8 Tor August 20 lo
september and OctOucI 20 90 icr NuNcH"'r am -
iard vas extremely dull without any demand from
shippers There were hna concessions Oh "a . p'll,'
for t, tember AT S6 81. October al SO "a ana No''n
icr at 50 81, while December AT 70 20 am Janua5
a. S. 10 UNCHANGED -, ..,.4 1.-Two
Flour was decidedly active In the export nm
900 packages being taken. principally for the We7
Indies aud England, and prices rulei steady. ,,
Tho receipts Of grain and -four rcpor''l yeSei ,aS
at Ncv-York Philadelphia and Baltimore were a. in
lows. wheat 3Ge 0l3 bushels corn. 2O152o bn'hcis
OATS On 400 bushels. total era n. bfJe1A nhsh'l'
-four 1877 packages. At chicago. milwaukee, an
corn. 6s7 ga bushels oats d. 900 bushels flour
! 4 go barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
THE COURTS.
nfrs or LEGAL NEWS.

A.. .,r,,catIon was made yesterday IN the Supreme
60, ~, MIXERS by Adoph L. Sanger and Henry W. Unger
rua,lon OF Referee George y. Smiths report In
80 =, the dvs,uton Of the New.York Protective Asso-
a,a,,on The corporation composed chiefly OF mem
t,,ict Assembly NJ. 40 OF the Knights OF Labor.
49, 90 orcanl,ed few years ago with flourish OF
tumr,s AMI many glowing promises. ryth'tofaS hall'
a. Cast near the Bowery, was purchaser Tor Us uses
"a +, ,r,s expected that the property would be lucn
- Io,.os.nent But The referees report SHOWS that
49, or,roont was failure. 1T was started Tor laul'
,l, uurpo.eH says Referee Smith ana lot time inc
ospect Of success seemed to be fair Ou or reasons 10
Nirh Il Is unnecessary refer, Jcaous.es ana disputes
go and increased in bitterness until portion OF ue
,or members Of tbs incorporated District Assembly No
=" h og,ned into q corporation under the same title
and The rea PROPERTY, which was eagerly ana hopefuy
orouired is falling into neglect and VIE as am In
,o,aa he sold under foreclosure in few days" De
cislon reserved. - r., $500, ~,
An attachment was granted to Paul O. Fitch and Her
,or r whitley yesterday by Judge Barrett against The
.r,v In mi. STAT OF Clark Bacom who mas been
Goc business as commission merchant at NO. 40 Cham
-, and lives at Me,uchen n. JsThe amount claimed
~ .. airtg IS sl5 Az and Il. sherh has levied upon
,n.,tv ~ sufficient value to satisfy their claim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
nor.nr cALENpARs FOR TO-DAY.

-. ,o,tr, -t,euefal Tefm.-hecess continued.
supp.cn-s Court-Chambc s-lsefoie Barrett J-Court
i1 "a a. IN. Motion calendar, Nos t. 70 In
clusiye calei at IL O'Clock -. = ,,ta..uos -
sunr.me Cour.-spscal @etm-Paft I-Adlourned un-
al ih' cegi~3pecsl Tefnl-rat II-Adlourned for
the term. -, ~t.c,,itparts I IL III and "
Adou es l;s Court@Before Ransom s.Probate OF tho
Wills Of H. r. Bufnct H. j. Carpentr kun,gnn 10 B'cs
VIM io ~ frederick Becker g. J., Barly al 10 ~ a. M.
~ ~ o. torIi,eue Ierm-A iiouruel FOR inc term
SIperior Couft-Sperisl Term-Deiore Sedgwiek. T. j.
f,o,,,,i orens al IL m.-MotlOnN 49,
Supetor Court-i.QutY Tcrm--Adorrntd TOT We term.
S,ierlor COuftIrlA IeiIh-Iafis IL II anu i4i'-Ni-
iourufd for the term. - ,,.s,-.oa o.. ,so 49,.
S cUr'r reas-S pe cal Tcrm-BefcIe Ailen. j.
Can't opens al II a. M Notions -. =, ,,,on..s
Common Pleas-TFial Iern-faf's anu ii'-"u'Our"'u
for term. ,r .a,o,,n.a %, thu ,or,
,,i.g Contt-Snccial relH-BefOrc Nehfbas J-tourt
open. az ~ =. rio TefParts T. II and I-Adournei
tor the term. c.-,.z. p,,,s T TT ard TIT Al
ourne1 for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

Chicago Aug % {SpccaD. Although there was nm IN
auenal bull party In wheat pit and although It "oiKe
very hard az times appeared TO De- In control inc clos
ing figures showed only fractional advance over W'Hhes
day December opened 7s@s. sold between 7Ss TO '@
-ga and c!osrd at -Gis 79s. Gables were again o.
decreasing influence The weather her and abroad wa
fine tho movement ~ wheat iF the west wa. small nuI
Inc arrivals here 900 again over IRE "Nc' ~
lions: tn estimates Tor Friday are Ia Nr"-lo sfh
tte value &. the vienna Congress statistics naihne
that the bod, was u.ado up O. wheat owner miner
curious statement mcrs natuinl wheat t"ar' largely
.gda Gouclcss ''Ihc Cincinnati Price, uficu t>-
Umates the European crop not over iQcoOuOO bu-hr
q the Woii IS about equal
70 last years There during the Gay rumor- 1nt
counter Iumofs concerning big export wheat .aes luuih
finally reported officially ony = 900 bushels am u
chicago wheat charles only $1,000 bushels Their
however. fair rspprt cash wheat business mere du
INK the day nORtt Standing vessel room was not cng1c
u advance price % Nav l. cent The provision p
wa enlVoned by another ADVANCE 30 ccats this time In
October pork. a. opened az - -. 10 40 90
dropped b 81 so. and closed AZ Sl0 -. Violent hucnl
lions vince everybody that hiq had The ,hu-
I'M his grin. IL T. uuQucstOnahly Armour Tn latter
announced himself bull his trldr IN open cirrulir
abou, month The whole company of professionals
sins old for october delivery insr
~ tlo Armour opponent. covered 900 barrels 81
M nonrly barrel yesterday, AM Is supposed have
coo more cover. II one trader would sell IN 0ro
barrels short October the whole ta1. probably err
not less thaa 25o 600 barrels On the curb wheat soi
az 7gi, for December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
FAITHFUL TO HIS TRUST.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
, The sun was setting in blaze of midsummer glory
and It's diving rays III up Tranquil landscapc along
whose quiei lanes and velvet lawns and lovely
meadows The heightened shadows grew fainter and
fainter. The earth sinking 10 ropOse. and forth
from their invisible lurking places came The soft voices
Of the nj MT 10 mngie ther liquid melodies With the
tender softly bIea,hed sigh Of departing day.
war. laggard man, whose worn attire. hanng
STEP and dropping head proclaimed lin a weary
wandcier over many tagging mile. drew 10 a
modest little cottage one of the Quciest streets
the peaceful village. lie dragged himself up tie steps
and rang the bell.
Docs Mrs. Kersmth reside here - he inquired Of
tho middleagcd lady, wearing Widows cap, who re
spoDdcd TO the summons.
al am Mrs Kersmith." she replied quietly
Ann Jane Kersmith ,"
Yes sir. May ask what business
Listen y exclaimed The faded man in trembling
voice. DO you remember, many years ago. when
you wore a young and blooming bride that YOU sent
your husband TO the city enc day 10 execute a com
mission
"Whatr almost shrieked tho lady. arr you--'
al ain he Ann Jane ~ he said wildly. II has taken
long ume, but have found the ribDed stocAins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
WASHINGTON GIRL MARRIES AN INDIAN
From The Washington Post.

Prom Tho washington FVsl'
Miss Stella Cox. -Oung lady OF l4ls cry, w w
reslded until a short iule ago with her mOhef 10
<03 Ncw.Jorsey-ave. southeast, was married on July
"a at Versailles. n. " 10 fullhooded scne,s lnuah
who has I'm some manner or other got ho'd OF mo
name Of Nathaniel Patterson and appropriated II 10
his 49,, ,..o,s
ara hui tbe younc lady,s relatives were not well
pleased with the Miss Stella had made .ad
said nothing about A.. Mrs. Cox the young lsdy ;
mother declined at FIRST say ANYTHING about me
matter but she finally admitted the marriage hpou'
he brldrrroom Mrs Cox said she knew nothing
she was not even sure that the festive Nathahicl
was civilized. ,,, ,,...os,
is nofwlik sandng the tradition concerning lndlshs
in general. good Indian. lie is wel,todo farmer
sod IL declared 10 he honest sober and industrtous
In addition he Is also said 10 h. good looking, and II
was doubress dcc 10 the latter peculiarly that ne
prrs his success ia winning wife. Miss Cox j
fescffbed rs being very gretty girl twenty-five years
81 ace. She employed tor some time AZ clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
BoYcoTrERs SUED FOR CONSPIRACY.

Bohemian Bakers Union No. % recently placed n
boycott on the bakery OF John Kopesky No 3SS Fast
seyentvthrdt on his refusal discharge certain men
In his ennplov obnoxious 10 the union ard now Nr.
Kopesky is suing the union and a labor paper for com
spacy At present the original union is divided against
itself One part takes the name Of Independent Bohemian
Bakers Union No. 1, while the old union Is running a
eo.opoTativc bakery IN East Fifthst Mr.. Kopdsky,
through his counsel l. T. Greenthal has begun action
AGAINST Union No. - for $4,000, and against Frank
zemisek editor OF the paper for $1,000. Zemisek u
said the instigator Of the boycott MI kopetsV
asserts that the boycott reduced his ae at least
SlJo Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

Liverpool, aug 30 mCSto6-Fgt T S,s fSsa
sspcmssSS dSelyS, $sld ;e Jscia s sp so
October end Sqye6ST aeysry ssSa .s a 9.d
december and January delivery 3se4d buyers; Jang;
and March delivery, 366id september delivery
Bold sellers.
nddng 10ssc; good ordinary. 92c; net and gross -e.
ceips 94f. all new crop; exports, coastwise 2ooO
sales 3S4 stock $3.50. ,,,,,- 81, -.
savannah Aug. 29.-Cotton steady; m!tdling, lO'.cj
Inv mldilng. 1Oisc net aud gross receipts 1J6 az
new crop exports, coastwisA lo4; sales 925 SOCK
New. Orleans Aug 2o-Cotton easy mddling IL low
mding lobe; good ordinary. 02g net receipts. ll9 "a
Britain GOA sales, $50; stock. 264.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

An IsnshurShs and she might have made her selection
from number Of suitors In this city - 49,
She he'd met Nathaniel Patterson. however, on
visit 10 some friends In Ncw-York state, anu there
fcll IN love with him. The arrangements for the
wedding were conducted very quietly. and Miss COX
fid no one Of her intention until she was about TO
desrt from home TO oln her fate 10 thet Of her Indian
lover This was some timc IN July, and as she was
leaving homo she informed her relatives tha she was
sobg away 10 eel married.. They attempted TO dis
suade her hut she insisted carrying out her plans
since then the only thing that Mrs. Cox has heard
from her dahghf the Information tnat the mar
rage had taken place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Those advertised attempts Of some Stock Exchange
houses TO create more interest and activity in the ol
department Of that board must have been suspended
Yesterday At any rate the recorded transactions only
amounted to 10000 barrels. and huctuatiOn Of go
cent covered the extreme range between highest and
lowest prices. The option trading was comparatively
dull at the Consolidated Exchange-as 1t has been for
some timt-but It reached record Of more than
4oo 600 barrels Evidently no terror inspired
among the few scapers for small profits In the option
line and no one fe called upon 10 work to demonstrate
the superiority Of system OF dealing over the
other Field news wa not significant except tha II
was indicative OF belief that the Jefferson tentr
pool was weak-kneed.' Speculation drags with The
extent of the short interest undetermined, put Win
the ordinary operator fearful Of making new shon
contracts in the face Of diminishing supplies OF sock
and the concentrated condition OF certificates. I'M
market closed steady.
The range of prices and che total dealings were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

Liverpool Aug o. 8:45 p. m.-Bscf pork and ham.
IN poor demand Bacon In fair demand Cumberland ut
nbout 9S ~ 30 ~ FIRM a. a3s short rib about n5 Il,
s.ady ~ 35s. long ant shgr 81 ar wdilcs about IS ~
firm a. Sis Oh; long clear ml1dlcs. about Is M
finn ~ s2s Ca Cheese IN poor demand: American finest
wiz. ana toi1rcd -toatv. AZ ~. Ca Follow ir eani
d.mand. Turpfntinn and ROsln in fair demand Iqri-
SPOT and fuiuics-Thr d'm'nd ha. fallen on; pfim,
Western spot August Scptcmh ani October s'eaiY a,
Con-spo and fnturs-Ip poor Gemaud MiSe1 Western
and October dull a. T. oOAd. IhDs at Londoa-PsGac
Coast I'm poor demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
1Jroposale.

ID ROPOSALS f.. military supplies. Oiice Oh
the ogaItemaster = Am'a,s$ ae A'l propssa'S N
duplicate, sGbjee. the usual coniit.on' w." ~ ~ II
al tins a. uut, II O'Clock nco. oi ~ ?lsy At 70
1r1n, "a To- S,tlouerv printing Materials, linlcf,
Bric@ Plumbing FNtuIes ana Asts !',s Nti a' s pe
layu' sb.ut C50OO brick. an> le0hir WIN VI N -
thing House MI West po.nt \. y ana i'tainh oio
holder Specifications '. PC hA' i,t,on a. na1u,,tl's
U dtn a W oWsI ~ and price Onduihg IN the lilee
foroign ,,oin.t,on, on uannlct uteS w ueg w ~
ioioign pouu r"ise ~ lc-als a. envelope marked 10
u- Nti,,rv Srfp Il" and addressed q INC NJ
p9sai5 ~ uMHII'SY WILLIAMS Captain ana A. Q A.
L. : A. ,,,.,,r, 49,, p. =,
- ENJOYING Week u lIEM 4; e. ~,
rtrr 81 ~ : Amy ROOM "A ARMY 81 ILDlS6e
wnlTEnALIsf ,,Nhi$Sea ti f;cmSyse the wreck d
S srarSf Bay Ridge now HnS IN about @.ee il"n
W ~ re@eiyei a. ihls Office pnf II O'Clock noon
Monday september iss9 The attention =, mb DIV 81
ri"i3 o., IA Acts % Congress approved trni Ntp ~
INK and February % 1851 Vol % pege SSs , ~ 'Sn
~ ,ase ala Statutes AZ Large. Further nlttgrsrAL
SS,n he obtained az this onie~ y. Z. hoSSS~
Colonel OF Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London, Aug. 30 y. m.-ConsoI,. 81 1916 FOR BON
money and the account; Atlantic ANA Gfel, Western lfs
mortgage Iustee- certificates 3d.; Ca1afan Paclnc
63J Erie. 2o' ST.. Paul common 737s r aIng 20
Money, % per cent
Of discount IN the market iOr
paris adylces quote per rentes at S. iaaes i2s
cenfmcs for the account.
The bullion In the Bank Of England has decreased
DOG 900 pounds during the past week.
IN, proportion q tho Bank OF Enganrs reserve 70 la
bnty which last Al. II per now 4O.zs
,aro apf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

NJ the exsct size and color you wanted. Here they
are At last AZ lastw - 49,,
Ara as The last rays Of the sinking sun fingered
o,ent on the tree tops and thea vanished utterly the
worn baggarr wandcfer fell fanng on MS own oooF
stcn he had been faithful to his trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
Ceaal Notices.
CUpRFlE COTRT-KINGS COUNTY
= JENNIE RETCHARr

CIrpRTNE COIRT-KINGS COUNTY
= JENNIE REICHARE
against
Samue Johnson ndviiualy ana as executor or tha Iat
" M and Testament OF Rza Johns 1n deceased ani Etto
hls vile Hcurctte JOha-On, ami joseph NJ. john
I'm her nm han ind Vi tully ana execute Of IL, Lass
kyIil ROIa johnson. ceased SslomuG
ohnsSn AMI Elizabeth johnson. HI, wife. p uin wman
al IL liam j. Newman. her husband Abraham johnson
ana Mary johnson. his wife, David johnson ani Iona
-oT his wife Lena johnson ant Jacob X. JOIN sol-
her husband ami samuel Rechart husband Of the pla nI
10 the abov,-namet defendants:
You are HEREBY mel Z the compliant L.
action, and 70 serve copy Of your answer o. "a.
lalatius Attorney within tweAt dly ait' IN sfN 81
MS summons exclusive OF the d. OF Voc Az ga
your failure o. appear or answer lrdgm nt VIII i'eh
against you b. de9ut fc the relief demanded IN tn ~
plant
Dated, Brooklyn, August l. lSso ..
plantd'- Az
Office an Po-tl1ra A RS
No 20i Ma tague.-t.. BroolJ y A.
To the defendants Dayi Johnsn All Lena JOhasoa A'
wife
The foregoing summons T. served uDon yon ~ rn' fr
tOn, sulnt D. an order " Hon. W lari Biruet 'N
o ~ Supieme Court OF the stat OF Me-. YORK a. 4,
jh day OF August. 1883 AMI hl'i Win tn comp a =,
tlr once o. t Clerk Of tn County O Kings IN tAs III
VI Brooklyn. DO the state OF New YORK
Dated August :. 1859 -
60 Montaru ST. Br'okyn. =. l.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

COTTON MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH

Refined oil unchanged at 20 cents per gslii
in NewYork and Philadelphia and 10 cents IN Dsi'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

In State issues the business was covered Oy
sales OF North Carolina special tax receipts at
: 10. OF city bank stocks, PhenlX SOFA NloVJ a'
80 and Western National A0, at " H.
The general bond market was fairly active ana
strong. Chesapeake and ONO new - rose 10 ooa
102 - Louisville Southern frsts were lirhief at
about 90 la. Philadelphia and Reading As yer, were
firm at 81 and first incomes at 81 80 rock
Island IS were largely dealt IN at % l-4al 70 III
Louisville, New-Aibany and Chicago pIstS 500
down to %. but recovered 10 lO3 80, reference
is made to our full report OF bond sales.
The extreme rates for call money ranged from
4 per cent down 10 l.2 per cent. kehewals
generally were at per cent; new business gen;
orally at 3a3 1.2 per cent till 80 o clock, and
after that at and IL per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $lI715756o; balances
The Sub.Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House SOL 73,0 o2. Its net loss on Dal.
ance was S5,37709j, made up by coin loss OF
s54s2537. lees currency gain of slO5,442
The days operations covered; Receipts, SOS
366; payments. s70O5.46O; resulting IN gen
oral balance OF 81 go SSO,667. consisting OF Sloo,
7OG, GAO coin and s2l,093,O27 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
ceivrd to-day sl77S50 National bank notes for
redemption. ,,o.
internal revenue receipts were 81 II $50.
To-tays Washington Treasury sJatemcn OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last prevous statement rs follows:
o, COLD an hand $3.50 sos U0l 800 81 027 Inc s5 $50
Net silver hama 2',toD, 30 -'a-V,oio Dec oOI 200
Net lcgl-tenlers 49, . 40. ,.,...-. -
hani....-..... J-r0OJ'V't S-Jo''oO Inc. 3oi,lOl
Actual cash 10
Treasury vaults
over 0ut-tani-
inc certificates $3.50 1913 AIS $3.50 72s OtO Inc s5g5 400
Deposits IN banks 1921 go $40 2i5 Dec. p %
Net s03 og7 oS s.o3 800 Inc s2Ti los
The fore going does not reflect any payments made
this week by Sub-Trcasuries for purchased bonds
Ii WIS m of day in the foreign exchanges, and
the market was dull and frm-higher for sterling
We revise quotations for actual business as follows :
Bankers bills az 81 S3 "a and 81 81 IA for long
and short sterling respectively; French francs Mt
5.2l IA and Sis 81 reichmdrSs at % 5-s and
% Is. and guiiders NJ 40 i-l6 and 40 j-l6.
The governors of the Bank of England ut their
weekly meeting to-day advanced its minimum rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

Hiyana Aug. 29.-Spanish {. a. 2fOa2ioi. Exchange
Quiet cuet SO Ca deugs 600 bags Ce1tnfupTL
052 degrees polarization. sold al s5 10 asa auiaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
Che Curt.

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
~ AUTUMN MEETING, 1889.
MONDAY, SEPT. ID.
r Continuing until sept II.
TpGAs from 3lth-st Ferry and foot Of Whtehallst
az RACES COMMENCE AT O'CLOCK
~ LEONARD JEROME
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
CHANGES IN STOCKS.
THE MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE

FLUCTUATIONS OF LITTLE SIGNIFICANCE
"A STRONG CLOSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-AUGUsT 20.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
~ RACE COURSE. WESTMINSTER, n. Y.
INAUGURAL MEETING

=
~ RACE COURSE. WESTC HESTER, n. 7.
INAUGURAL MEETING.
OPENING DAY, AUGUST 30,
And continuing August 81 -. %, "a =. - 90 30 81
Take the Second Third Avenue Elevated H. r. 20
terminus Harlem River. ....
Time from South Ferry to Harlem River AZ minutes
Time from City Han TO Harlem River. 81 mlau, D.,
Walk over Second or Thirt Avenue Bridge, ana a~'
Trains on the HARLEM RIVER BRANCH OF ths
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN ~ HARTFORD L. -,
situated at the North End OF Second Avenue Bridge
Trains win leave HARLEM RIVER until II :oQ a. "
on regular Schedule-Tlme for Van Nest station lweh
only five minutes walk from the Race Course anu
after SPECIAL TRAINS will start from HAkl ~ ~
RIVER every 10 oftener going direct 70 'H'
RACE COURSE. .1Dru,,,
THE BEST ROUTE FOR DRIVING Is VIA tV|SH''
GRAND STAND. 81 So
IADY'S TICKET. 81 90.
RACES PROMPTLY AT , 80 =. NJ
FTFID WILL RE FREE TO THE PUBLIC. -
THE DAILY OFFICIAL PROGRAMME MMiLbb IN
nrSTpI pI-TEn FREE AT THE GRAND STAN d.
RAILROAD FARE FROM HAKLEM RixEk X srs
Tr0N no RACE COURSE AND RETUKN 20 Z - ;. -
7. H. KOCK, LEON""N W. Presdsns
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-08
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH GASP

A Shortage In Various Sections Set Some
People to TheOrizing.
A great many people were in bad humor
yesterday. Something went wrong with the
natural gas supply and number of persons
were on the point of pulling out their fix
lures and ordering supply of coal. Not
withstanding this, however, and the fact
that the Exchange building is supplied, or
rather was not supplied yesterday by the
Philadelphia Company, the price of its
stock advanced, brokers exhibiting spirit
of Mark Tapleyism in a marked degree.
Several mills were shut down to await the
shutting off of the fuel by general con-
sumers. In the vicinity of Chestnut and
Locust streets many families were forced to
eat cold breakfasts. Angry husbands, and
in some cases wives, visited the office Of the
gas company and expressed views
more forcible than polite. They
learned that owing to some unex-
planned cause the supply had stopped
temporarily, and the automatic safety
values having closed did not open again.
At some gas wells the flow is not regular,
being heavy at times and almost suspended
at others. There is a well in Robinson
township which at times has pressure so
great that it bursts pipes, and at others
scarcely any. Were it uniform, the output
would be very profitable. As it is, the
well is failure and has condemned several
hundred acres of gas territory.