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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Choice Poultry Scarce and Firm
Butter and Eggs Go Slow.
TROPICAL FRUITS DRIFTING UP.
Sugars Weak and Prospect for Lower Prices
---Coffee Firm.
NEW EAR CORN IS THE WEAK CEREAL
OFFICE oFPITTsBURG DISPATCH, I
FRIDAY. December Y. 1889. J


FRIDAY. December Y. 1889.
Country PrOduce-Jobblng Prices.
Trade in all departments is quiet Butter and
eggs are particularly slow, and only very
choice article finds ready sale. Poultry has not
been so well cleaned up any time this season as
it is at this date. The New Years turkey prom
ises to be still higher than that for Christmas.
Tropical fruits are active and firm, with a
tendency to higher prices. The recent advance
in cabbage has called out supplies from unex-
pected sources, and markets are well stocked,
but prices steady.
BUTTER-Creamery, Elgin, 3O@S2c: Ohio do.
8@29c: fresh dairy packed. 25@27c; country
rolls, 24625c.
BEANs-Navy hand-picked beans, 81 25@2 30;
medium. 81 1902 20.
BEEswAx-2S990c y for choice; low grade.
18620c.
50 5O@4 90; crab cider SO 00@6 50 p barrel; cider
vinegar, l0412c y gallon.
CHEsTNUTs-$5 OO@5 50 q bushel; walnuts,
60070c p bushel.
CHEEsE-Ohio,. 1I@I11<c; New York, 1I1<e;
Lmburger, cyclic; domestic Sweitzer, 119
131ze; imported Swe1tzer, 2S1<.
EGGs-A925c p dozen for strictly fresh.
California pears, So 5O04 90 a box; cranberries,
$l1g00@l2 90 y barrel; Malaga grapes, large
barrel, S8 co.
GAME-squirrels, ,75c@s1 y dozen: quail, 81 IS
pheasants, S. 0095 50 p dozen: rabbits, ,30035c
pair; Venison saddle, 10@12c p pound; Yenisont
carcass, 7@9c y pound.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese, 5G@6Oc; No. !,
do, 40@45c; mixed lots, 30635c p h.
PoULTRY-Live chickens, 50065c q pair,
dressed. S@gc q pound; ducks, 65075c p pair;
geese, 81 25G1 80 p pair; live turkeys, 12@1Sc p
b; dressed turkeys, 16@l8c p D.
SEEDS-Clover, choice. 81 Bs to bushel, 81 200
40 y bushel; clover, large English. So Ms $3.50
CO. clover, Alsike. So 90: clover white So; timO-
thy, choice As MS. 81 50 blue grass, extra clean,
IA MS. 81 25@l 30; blue grass, fancy, IA Ms. 81 80;
orchard grass, IA Ms 81 40: red top IA rs, 81 25;
millet so rs, 81 90; millet, 60@70c p bushel;
Hungarian grass, so rs, 65c lawn grass. mix
ture of fine grasses So 90 p bushel of IA MS.
TALLow-Country, 4zci city rendered, -
@5c.
TROPICAL FRUITs-Lemons, common, 81 90
az 25; fancy, 81 00Q5 90; Florida oranges, So 90
@3 80; Jamaica oranges. So O0@4 90 p barrel;
bananas, 81 80 frsts. 81 90 good seconds, p
bunch; cocoanuts, 81 0OG14 80 p hundred; figs,
81IG9c p d: dates ,57lG616c p b; new layer
figs, 1215@l51zc; new dates, TIC q h.
observation-disclosures, from store, 55@6cc;
on track, 45@5Oc; cabbages. 81 00QS 90 a hun
dred; celery, 40c y dozen; Jerseys, 81 0004 25;
turnips, 81 00G1 SO barrel; onions, 81 70 bar
rel.
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-2I@25Sc y pound
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AN ENGLISH VIEW.

A Wolverhampton, Eng, correspondent, in
referring to the iron trade says: MANY eyes
are turued toward the United States IN the
hope that we may yet experience considerable
benefit from your side, but England and
America appear to be running neck and neck
race. The extension of the United States boom
and the collapse of the boom in England are
almost the only conditions under which great
American demand could be expected. A sharp
reaction in England concurrently'w heavy
rise in the States might be all very well for
manufacturers in this country dependent upon
an American trade, but the reaction would be
too high a price to pay. The majority of
traders here are of this opinion, and conse-
quently they are devoting their energies to cul-
tivating markets outside the bounds of your
triumphant democracy, leaving the morrow
which may or may not bring great things from
your side-to take care of itself. The charac-
teristic of greater steadiness which has recently
been noticeable in trade is still apparent,
again in the northern markets."
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Bessemer Pig-Some irregularity in prices
but makers very firm aud offer sparingly.
West Coast brands at Us Cd for Nos. ], 2 3,
Middlesbrough Pig-Prices have huctusted
frequently, and speculators paid over 62s. The
demand for consumption and export moderate.
Good merchant brands quoted at Cos. 6dQ
Spiegeleisen-Very firm market with the de-
mand good and offerings moderate. English 70
per cent quoted at eIs Cd. I. o. b. at works.
Steel Wire Rods-The market very firm, but
only a fair business passing. Mild steel. No. q,
quoted at e. 2s Sd. T. o. b. shipping port
Steel Rails-Prices the same as Ilast week
and the demand still fairly active. Heavy Sec
tlons quoted at e. f. o. b. shipping point
Steel Blooms-Demand continues good, and
prices are very firmly held .Bessemer 7x7 quoted
26 IS. Cd. I: o. b. shipping point
Steel BilletS-There continues to be fairly
acrive demand for these at firm prices Bes-
semer tsize 21<x21O quoted at s6 los. f. o. b.
shipping point
Steel slabs--There has been only moderate
trade, but prices are held firmly. Ordinary
sizes quoted at E6f o. b. shipping point
crop Ends-Sales moderate and prices without
change. Run of the mill quoted at G8 12s. Cd
@S3 15s. +. o. b. shipping point
Old Rails-Good purchases for home account.
Prices too high for export business. Tees
quoted at 4S Is. Cd. @s3 12s. Cd, and double
heads at sS Is. @3S l5s. f. o. b.
Scrap Iron-There has been more doing for
home account at firm prices. Heavy wrought
quoted at f3Gf3 IS. Cd. I. o. b. shipping points.
Manufactured 1ron-The demand continues
good ana prices remain firm all through.
Stafford ord. marked bars.
# o. b. L'pool). ).............s9 los 0d@ o Os Cd
common bars. 8 0s Od@ 8 los Cd
black sheet singles 0 0s Od@IO Os Cd
welsh bars, l. I. 9: p wales: Is 6d@ 7l7s Cd
2s. Sd. Liverpool to New York. los. Cd.
Pig Tin-The market is weaker under the in
duence of realizations by holders and pressure
from the 'bear" interest Straits, s96 2s. Cd,
for spot; futures e months) EOS l5s
Copper-Business slow up to Monday when
larger purchases were made by consumers and
prices strengthened Chill bars quoted ESQ Is.
selected English, esq
Lead-The market steady but not much
doing. Spanish quoted at sl4 2s Sd.
Spelter-The market has remained firm, with
verv fair demand Ordinary Silesian Quoted
at s24 IS.
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A Feeling OF Renewed Confidence.

-sPEClAL IELESkAM TO THE DISPATCH.s
CINcINNATI, December 2.-Commenting on
the state of the iron trade, Rogers. Brown &
Co. say: Every influence that is apparent at
the close of the year in the iron market is
bullish. Just preceding the holiday week
there was some hesitation and a few timid
sellers hastened to book orders at
concessions from bull prices. The day after
Christmas, however. this feeling had given
place TO renewed confidence. which quickly ex-
pressed itself in an active demand and higher
prices. This was particularly true of Northern
irons, which had been ruling for a month past
at relatively lover prices than South
ern brands. Even now the difference
Is not fully equalized, except az
Doiuts for West or along the Ohio river South
ern forge iron. for example, would cost SIG 25
A. Maboning Valley furnaces as against SIS 25
for home brands, while in Pittsburg Southern
mill iron. If sold at all, would have to bring
close to SO after the advance in freight effect
i've = January s. A review of Ohio
furnaces shows a well sold up condition. and
whatever the demand may be TO large guam
fifv OF IRON can be offered in the next three OF
tour months. Indeed many familiar brands in
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Pacific and Burlington also displayed q heavy
tone throughout and the latter ended with a
material loss, The decline in Denver. Texas
and Fort Worth was continued, though its net
loss was only fractional The other changes
were entirely insignificant, and the market
closed fairly steady and dull, but generally at
something under opening figures.
Railroad bonds show also steadily diminish
ing volume Of business, and sales to-day were
only sos 600 The tendency as in stocks was
rather in favor Of lower figures, and most issues
are slightly lower, though the important ones
are few in number.
Ine Following table SHOWS the prices OF active
stocks on the New York Stock Excnange yester-
day. Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by
WHITNEY STEPHENSON, Oldest Pittsburg mem
bers Of New YORK STOCK Exchange. Fourth ave-
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A STORY in FIGURES.

The Clearing House Report Shows Trade
70 be wonderfully Active.
Yesterday was a big clearance day with the
local banks. The exchanges we're S261S,64S 76
and the balances s4l9,016 66. These figures
show highly gratifying condition OF general
trade.
Money was easy. with fair demand, at 607
per cent. with the bulk of the discounts at the
inside rate. Checking and depositing wero
large. Currency was held at small premium
over exchange. Prospects are good Tor con-
dItion.
Money on call at New YORK yesterday was
tight. ranging from to 80 per cent; last loan 5;
closed offered at 8. Prime mercantile paper,
5A@71<. Sterling exchange quiet and weak
az 81 80 for 6O-0ay bills and "a S3A for demand.
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A sc,rcI,v Of D.,IrabIe Irou,,


rsPIcIAL TKLEeRAM TO THE DIsPArcaI
CHICAGO. December 2Z.-Rogers, Brown &
Co.'s Iron Circular says: There has been more
proof of the real scarcity Of desirable irons In
this market the past week than our buyers
were hitherto willing to believe. Some of the
best-known Ohio brands have disappeared
from the market. The furnaces have
taken Bessemer contracts. Other Ohio
softeners are withdrawn because oversold for
the next so days The Illinois Steel Company
are understood to be offering no foundry or
forge irons at any prices, though running two
furnaces on these grades to NIL orders already
taken. Calumet is also heavily sold.
The sources Of local supply, there
fore, are almost completely shut on.
OF Lake Superior charcoal irons
nearly everything in sighr appears TO have
been sold and SIS is a figure now very freely
talked among sellers for further forward de-
livery orders. Southern irons appear to be the
only reliable source Of supply and prices D,ts 2.
ready to pay.
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FIRM AT PHILADELPHIA.
The Strength of the Iron Situation is Uni.
versalIy Admitted.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 rHE DISPATCH,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THK DIsPATcE,
PHILADELPHIA, December 27.-The volume
Of business this week is no criterion for the
iron market No large sales are reported and
none are likely to be made until the opening of
the new year. Sellers are holding all kinds of
stock firmly however, ana making no conces-
sions to buyers, as the strength Of the situation
seems to be universally admitted Foreien
adYices report the British market firm
70 strong and fairly active as to Scotch and
Bessemer pig, and a good demand for steel
rails blooms and billets The domestic market
remains firm with prices unchanged. The
shifting of manufactured iron from classes
five and six to classes four and five by the rail-
roads in their classification of freight has re-
suited in an advance in charges for tolls of
about cents per 100 pounds upon shipments
from Pittsburg to this city. This is virtually a
restoration of the old tariff which was IN force
before the late depression in the iron trade and
the effect of the advance is materially felt
now. No. i American pig iron is held at
Sl9 5000 in this city, and a special dispatch
from Cincinnati to the Bulletin Of the Iron and
Steel Association quotes hot blast foundry Dig
At Sl9Q221f Tor No. ! charcoal on time. SlgJ66
2lZ for No. coke, and ,SlSsz9l9 for forge
while car wheel and malleable iron is firm at
$2lG22H. Additiopal quotations given by local
producers are, gray forge. SIG 5Od17 per ton at
the furnace; plates 225Q230c per pound; an
giles at the min, 225G29 95c; beams and channels
3l0c on dock, standard muck bars at mill
SO OO613l per ton; merchant bar at store 2 Doc
and at mill e; old rails S269H per ton, and
steel rails. f35
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Other on Markets.

OH CITY. December N-Petroleum opened
az 81 0S1; highest, 81 04; lowest, 81 O31 closed,
81 03z,
BRADFORD. December Z.-Opened at 81 OS1<;
closed, 81 OS15; highest. 81 0S1S; lowest, 81 OS1
TrTUsvnLE, December 27.-Opened at Isl O31S;
highest, 81 O4; lowest. 81 OS11<<; closed, 81 OSN.
NEW YORK, December petroleum opened
strong at 81 03z and advanced to 81 O3Z
and then became dull and sagged off slightly,
closing steady at 81 O35S. Stock Exhcange: Open.
ing, 81 0S1z: highest. 81 OS3z: lowest, 81 6SI;
closing, 81 035s. Consolidated Exchange: Open
ing, 81 031z; highest. 81 0S5<; lowest, 81 031<;
closing, 81 O3ss. Total sales. 139 600 barrels.
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sugar-eured hams. large, &c; SugAr-cursd
hams, medium. 10c; sugar-cured hams, small,
101<c; sugar-cured breakfast bacon, &c; sugar
cured shoulders. SIC; sugar-cured boneless
shoulders, 71<c; sugar-cured California hams,
&c; sugar-cured dried beef fats, &c; sugar-cured
dried beef sets, 10c: sugar-cured dried beef
sides, nc; bacon clear bellies, TIC; dry sails
shoulders, SIC; dry saIt clear sides, 7e. Mess
pork, heavy. s11 50; mess pork, family sl2 %
Lard-Rehned, in tierees, 5ze; half-barrels,
5zSe; 3-B tin pals, exc: 5B tin pals &c; 10b
tin pals, &c; 5D tin pals CSC. Smoked
sausage. long, Sc: large, SC. Fresh pork links,
&c. Boneless hams I01<c. Pigs feet half bar
rel, 81 90; quarter barrel, 81 ID
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NEW YoRK-Clearlngs, 500, AL. .51l; balances.
So 90I, ,305.
Boston = Clearings, sl45l6.5OO balances,
S1,75S,5S5.
-Clearings s2.S89S52; balances
S340,S05
PHLApE1PH1A-Clearin s12,72o,2Os bal
ances, 81, ,S39, ,670.
LoNDoN-The amount of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance to-day is
f52,0 600 The bullion in the Bank of England
decreased FL, ,16S, 4N during the past week. The
proportion of the Bank of England's reserve to
liability is now 3S.7 per cent. Bar silver, 435sd
per ounce.
PARIs-Three per cent rentes, S7f zoe for
the account. The weekly statement of the
Bank Of France shows decrease in silver OF
S,525 900 francs.
BERLIN-The statement of the Imperial Bank
of Germany shows a decrease in specie OF II, :
060, 600 marks.
CHICAGo-Rates Of money continue quite
firm, but the local market cannot be said to be
affected by Wall street. Local rates continue
at 6per cent on call and 6gS per cent on time:
Time loans however, are made at less than
per cent Ulearings, Sll, $4,000.
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STOCKS HOLD THEIR OWN.
A Few Advances and No Material Declines
Brokers Sill Hopeful.

A fair business for the inter-holiday season
was transacted in stocks yesterday, the sales
footing up $50 shares, all but ten being con-
tributed by Central Traction and Philadelphia
Gas The sentiment among the brokers was
rather bullish. They are confident of more
active market after New Years.
Luster continued its upward movement 1t
was bid up to 4O&, but none OF it was offered
under So 1t is understood a small lot was sold
on Thursday at S8 Philadelphia Gas was an
other strong feature, but the fractions were
slightly weaker. The remainder of the list
showed no important change
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BRITISH IRON MARKETS.

Prices Ruling on the Other Side Of the
Ocean During the Week.
The american Manufacturer in its cable
letter Of December 26 gives the following quota
tlons:
Scotch Pig-Warrant speculation rather
quiet, but showing more spirit the past few
days and an advance to els Sd in price. Makers
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MORNING. AFTERNOON.
Bid: Asked. Bid. Asked.
'Ex-dividend.

At the lrst call 10 shares of La Noria brought
q, After call 100 shares Of Philadelphia Gas
went at 3d. In the afternoon 150 shares of
Central Traction sold at 32Ss. and so Philadel-
phia Gas at 8O1<
Andrew Caster sold two lots of Panhandle
stock at "a and $50 Philadelphia Gas at 3O
sprOnl Lawrence sold 15Q Central Traction
The total sales Of stocks at New York yester-
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he market can consider nothing beyond car.
cad orders before February or March. Old
wheels and some grades of charcoal iron still
drags, the demand being slack. Standard wheel
iron, however, are stronger.
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The following prices are furnished by Armour
& Co. on dressed meats: Beef carcasses, soto $50
Bs SC; so to $50 Ms &c; $50 to 75O rs, 61<a6kc.
sheep. SC . D. Lambs, &c p D. Hogs 53<c.
Fresh pork loins, &c.
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winter wheat bran. 81 S0ll co. cnOp feed.
SIS 50@16 90.
No. 2 do s. OO71O %; loose from wagon, 81 %
612 20. according TO quality: No. prairie naI,
81 Oo08 90. packing do. 81 z507 80
STRAw-0ats. 50 7567 %; wheat and re
straw "a O0G6 2
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Lackawanna and Western, 16, $50; Missouri Pa
cihc, 63l5; Richmond and West Point. $3.50;
Union Paciic, AGO; Western Union, 1885
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SICK HEADAcHE-cartsr's Little Liver Pills.
SICK AEADACHE-Carser's Little Liver Pills.
SlOA AAADA0hA- Carriers Little Liver Pills.
SICK HEADACHE t,,,,s Live, pm.
nols-s7-rTssu
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bad, RIrnl. seed % b Arake.

From the Nashville Americana
Senator Quay IS said to be troubled with in
somnia. Just why nobody can tell. His Penn
sylvania rivals are the ones who should lose the
sleep.
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Boat0n Stocks.
phiInhalnhin atnnL.

closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nIshed by Whitney Stephenson, brokers. No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
change.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-28

EEDGAR WAKEFIELD, in to-
morrow's DISPATCH, relates some
of the daring adventures Of Bully
Hayes, the Pirate of the Pacific.
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~MRs. PARTINGTON.

TMRS. PARTINGTON, that
good old lady, has come out Of her
retirement, and started on a jour-
ney around the world. Read to-
morrow's DISPATCH.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-28

A COntsnted Mind.
From the Boston Herald.1
Influenza is good enough for Us.
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NEAT ON THE HOOP.
The CondItIoI Of Business nj the East Liberty
Stock Yards.

OFFIcE OF PITTsBURG DIsPArcH,
FRIDAY. December a. 1889. I
CATTLE-Receipts, 20 head: shipments, %
head: market fair; prime. "a 25@4 so: good,
So 6c63 80; fair, g 659S 25; bulls, 81 50G2 50;
no cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hoes-Receipts. 600 head: shipments. LOO
head; market active; all grades, 50 1913 30;
no hogs shipped TO New York to-day
SHEEP = Receipts. 1SO0 head; shipments,
nonei market steady at unchanged preces.
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Whisky Market.


The demand for finished goods continues
brisk, and prices are steady at 81 o.
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Feature. Of the Market.

Corrected daily by John NJ. Oakley d Co., 45
Sixth street, members OF the Pittsburg Petro-
leum Exchange
Opened. ....I0S% Lowest. ...... 1885
Highest...... .,."....l04Is Closed lO34
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CIoalnR Bond Quotatlops.

Government and State bonds continue dull
and firm.
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ftSuueQs new i Ork. Love-
Refined, London. Cd.
Refined, Antwerp, ikr.
Refined. Liverpool. l-16d.
Refined Bremen, 7.10m.
A. B. McGrew quotes: Puts, 81 03sk; calls,
81 O41Sf3l OH
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Average runs. 81 81
AveraRe shipments ....,...,,,,, ..,...,... 73 as
Average charters. .,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.. "a $50
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EEx-dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
STORMY SCENE IN 4 POLISH Oh URCH.
THE PRIEST COMPELLED TO FLEE FROM HIS
ENRAGED PEOPLE WHILB SAYING MASS

THE PRIEST COMPELLED TO FLEE FROM HIS
ENRAGED PEOPLE WHILB SAYING MASS.
Chicago Sept 3.-The trouble in the Polish Cath
6iic congregation of the Holy Trinity Church. in Noble
st. this city, over conduct of the temporal affairs
Of the parish has broken out afresh, and a serious
conflict Is feare2 Two years after tho building
erected the trustees decided the property to the arch
bishop. Eight months ago, when the realty was
reinsured the trustees made the policies payable to
themselves The archbishop did not like this, and
trouble ensued. Tic congregation was divided into
two factions, and the trustees finally refused 10 turn
tho collections and pew rents over 10 the pastor.
The archbishop t9en issued TO Father Kobrzynsh
letter insuctng him to take complete charge OF both
the spiritual and temporal affairs Of the congregation
This was to be used only a last resort. The
priest endeavored TO smooth matters over, and sue
ceeded Everything went we'll until few weeks ago,
when the rebeols few gained the ascendancy once
more The pastor read the archbishOp's letter from
the pulpit and stormy scene followed. Father
Kobzynsd finally left the church, fearing personal
violence
Last Saturday tho entire matter was laid before
Archbishop Fcehan, when tho trustees of tho church
were directed to resign their trusts. This they
fused to do and tho archbishop Instructed tho pastor
to celebrate only low masses. On Sunday Fathor
KobHynsh ascended the pulpit and announced the
edct of tho head Of the archdiocese. Upon hearing
it, murmur swept through tho congregation, some OF
the wOrsbippers began TO stamp the floor with their
feet others threw their rituals over their heads while
s others left the church. In the middle of all this
tho pastor began to say mass. When 1t became ap-
parent that no solemn high mass was to be celebrated
men, women and children Hooked down the central
aisle of the church in Wild disorder. For moment
tho pastor undsnayed by the taunts and threats OF
his flock, continued his holy olloe. When. however,
In the middle of mass the woTshppers left their seats
and scrambled peI nell the sides OF the incosed
news Father B0brzynski, fearing mob violence,
rushed from tho altar and ont through the parsonage
way He was secIeted for several hours by personal
iends who feared that the oxoted people would use
him roughly II they ld hands On him. N is expected
that the archbishop wiz deal severely with tne oiend
ing paIishl0ners, and trouble Is anticipated