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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
THE COMING WEEK IN CONGRESS.

Washington. Aug. 31.-The conference rpor' vi '.o
e,ve, and Harbor bin will he presented to the Senate
sa,,y in the week. and It's consideration asked for Tic
question may b. disposed OF promptly bus seems
lkey to had to extended debate tn report VIII DO
ad aside and tho discussion Of tho Tarh bill proceed
"A v1th The debate on this measure viii close stnr
day. ..,.,.
IN n.ss MEASURES under suspension Of the rules. In.
cne the seus*e resolution providing for the removal
~ General Grants body to Arlington Tho CLAYTON
n,ssnrds, elset;on case win probably como up Tues
49, "a De lebaAs IN relson 10 1t 10 exposed 70 %
sS.~tfaS ma u election cese has been o1Doeca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
STRIKERS TURNING EOYCOTTERS.

Poughkecpsc. Aug 81 CSpccial).-Twcnty four freight
trains passed this station. north and south. on the
hudson River Rarosd yesterday aud last night SIX
teen have passed to day. Each train averages thirty
five cars The railroad authorities say that last
night The p her engine at this station was stoned aud
Mn, we're pulled from the coupling, Of trains beng
switched Albert Patrick. who took the place "f a
striking engineer the switch engine. j. also pro
;re.0r Of livery stable II is stated that saloon
keeper downtown Ia, been Informed by one or two OF
the striker, that If he again allow his barcidciS Ia
hire a horse and wagon OF Patrick he VIII be boy
cOt.cd. 4 barber who SLAVES Engineer Patrick mas
hccn informed that IL he docs not desist from doing
So he Will also D. bOycO
Trenton, Aug 81 (Spcciar.-The pottcrs who arc
Knights Of Labor held meeting In Cooperative Hall
last night 10 consider the communication o! Master
Workman POwdery on the New York Central Rail
ro,d strike The meeting adopted resolutions cx'
pressing sympathy with the railrOsdcrs In their hght,
and voted them some financial AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
CREEK TO MEET GREEK.
A RIVAL BOARD OF WALKING DELEGATES TO
De ESTABLISHED.


Gcora. McVcy presided at the meeting OF the Cen
tral Labor Federation vt No. Sd Bowery ycst,ruay.
The meeting wa, an inpor;an, one. 1t was decld""
,mo,r ,nhor things to establish rival Board OF Walk
Ing DELEGATES in opposition to the famous Board OF
the Central Labor Union and building Irade Se'''""'
in which james =. Archibald ana Charles Rogers are
al the head Of affairs TINS resolve 10 pia'c u. NV
field score of new walkn. delegates Is not cohSdcren
a wise one even by some Iartisans OF the Cchtra'
ahor Federal on for, one Oi them SAID last high''
well YOU can expect lively times In the h'b"r hcu
now with two rival Boards of Walking Dceeate'' ear
doing its best to knock the ether board on'. s"o""
ro, c surprised II both Boards kept having the mS-
,crs Of the other Board arrested for conspiracy ana
80 fast n, one Beard would order slr:Ke' inc
,,cr BOARD would then call 1t off, II this
ware 10 keep up for any length OF time sut OF ciah
,rn,or and q diving bell on ~acelS may become An en-
cc.llncly necessary part OF walking deicra@s o''
it," ,.
John Hart, the present walking decsa'e vi W"
Decorator, and Paper Hangers Union. NO. IT, VIII
- ,,o ,o,dcr I'm the new board OF Walking Delegates
Mr. Ua,t is a rather WARM personal enemy OF James
p Archibald, and at the meeting OF the Feuaa"o"
Yesterday he cloQucI tly brought to the ho'ice vi ~
assembled delegates the office Grabbng prOpehses Vi
Mr. Archibald by rcciting those ohces ne DO" MONS. d"
follows: Master workman OF District Assembly NO. .io
OF the Knights Of Labor, secretary OF tie Nc'"t
Labor Union chairman Of the executive 'omni''ee o'
Che Peoples Municipal League walking dcicsa'o ior
the Paper Hangers Union Of Ncw-lork ana All
orCarzcr and a grabbcr for anything else lie can gI'
Mr. Hart had Mr.. Archibald arrested bnt wv"
latter was promptly discharged Mcah"mc VT.
Archibald has nothing complimentary I" sa! !" tt"'"
TO Mr. Hart but he will most likely Initiate Mr. Hart
into the mysteries Cf walking delegate power
To make life dla ;rceabc for man, IN SO i'r 'ha' e
wishes most sincerely that he Lad never been porl.
A committee appointed al a former meeting Oh
the Federation to arrange for na'sier''hs III ia'"'
Of sympathy for the strikers on the Central Kafoao'
at The meeting Yesterday wa, instructed TO coop
crate with 4 similar committee appointed by the
The n.a>,-mccting will bc held In Cooper Union
saturday ,
1t was reported that an attempt was being mao"
Ia organize a National Metal POslci- mon, t6R'
Ing IN all pollshcr> In the United states.
4 committee Of four girls from Binchan'on. ~ T..
rccicd tho story of the hard>lipS Of IN" striking
cicarniakcrs in that city and asked for financial aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
EAR
tnsAA
3O.3
800
NfeSS

In TIA aiasrsm . continuous line shove ne esrcmesS
nueusuons yesterday. observed o. We Cniseo rS;ss2
nInM Noted C PefYyS phaPmacy Sun Building
r,,hune ONCE Sept. I, o. m-pnrng the el'ss
weather NJ Yesterday the movement In the barometer
inward The temperature ranged between 50 and w 90
erees tho average 82a) being 1:' lower than On '"s
corresponding Aay last year and ~ lower than Oh es'
DAY. ..., ,~x Ia .xnss>aA
te.dsy In and near thls city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
SUEEPSIIEAD BAY ENTRIES FOR To DAY.

ono Of the most remarkable programmes on record
is Offered by the Colicy Island Jockey Club for LABOR
Day. II Is expected that salvador Kinrston Fircnz.
Tcnny, Prince Royal. EAono, Judge Morrow. EnperI
and Others will run In the Labor Day stake. which
Mr. Lawrence has skfuy arranged. aid they
Will meet at weight conditions that will give Salvador
ono Of the hardest Of his life. lie must givo
Kingston and Prime. Royal eight pounds each. aud
Jenny four und the Others In the racr thai Will
keep the heavy weights busy. Almost the only
great turf champion thai Is not In the race /, that
Brighton Beach miracle, that wonder Of wondcrs that
marvel Of greatness. that world bcs'er. Ten Tray
Why, oh, why, did not Mr. Lakeland enter him OF
course he could run away from such common trash
as Salvador. Kingston. Tenny and Prince Royal. Of
cour,c Didn't he beat fircnA that Is. didn't ho
and Isaar Murphy do II together
All the fields to-day viii DC very large and
several OF the promise excellent sport.
Hero arc the full lists Of entries:
tIKSi RAG E-SWEEPSrAKES 60 EA' II, FL 900
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHT COSDlflON>. fU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
PLAYERS LEAtsU l..

The Louisville team Will win the pennAnt OF the Aner.
can Association unrss tho players get the grip drop
dead Louis may Get second Rsce. which the tam
A. present occupies Tho for third place Is on Ut
the prctsiest frstur~ OF tho campaign. The Columbus
Toledo Rochester did Athletic teams all close to-
srhcr and weeks games might change the positions OF
Them ALL In seventh and will b. out OF sixho
n.Nt year. The record 10 date Is appealed:
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

The senators game from tn" Metropolitan"
Park Yesterday For thu first few innings
the game went along smoothly hut In the fourth the
"Nirts innrd seemed get the blind saggers. and
consequently the Scnstor- they pleased The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

Don't BE- discouraged you have % walt your turn o!
Flint 1it.st. and 6h.ave You viii he repaid BY low
for substantial furniture that your friends win envy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

St Paul. Mlnn., Aug 3l.-The Democrats Of the
WITH Congressional District, at saltwater. yesterday
on the first ballot. nominated J. N. Castle Of Stlk
water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
cONGREssMAN MASoN's OPPONENT.

Chicago. An- 81 lSpecaD.-Thc Democrats OF the
IIId Congrcs sional District of Illinois held their pr
marics yesterday. and the indications are that Allen
G. Durbnrr,w will be the Dcn,orn candidate against
t-onru., nan Na,on Durburiuw is connected with
the electric lighting trust lie edits II weekly news
pupcr In the Interest Of that concern. He Is about
thirty five old and imngncs that lio can como
within 1000 votes Of beating Congressman Mason
lie proposes, II nominated to challenge Mason to =
Joint debate. aud the latter says he Will be pleased to
accept.
URGED TO RIM FOR GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN
Chicugo Aug. 81 (SpeciaD-lt seems likely that
Judge Morse. Of I0nia may be the Democratic nominee
for Governor Of Michigan after all Some time ago
Judge Morse asked BY the Democratic leaders to
allow his name u lie presented at the Convention.
Tho Judge declined 10 do So but the Democratic lead
ers decided that he must run for the go,d OF the
party II was necessary TO assure Judge Morse that
he would rot hc left without income In he ran
and was beaten. Don VI. Dickinson has. II IA said.
agreed guarantee Judge Morse an income Of $lo O0O
year In law practice should hc make the run and I've
hpfcn cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

Lever declared out.
Nciso,nIitan, u !, . % o :.
Earned run.sen.'or. Metr'y os": f,.; .A s,n o.
tor. s. Metropolitan la.c OF nss-h1pkm' , n
Made Smith Stolen bascs-Burn- - Daily, Barry, Dillon
9 Hopkins. Finnegsn, Gatry. Moorhcad Bowe a. Srr
Wild pi.ches-Lyueh 3. fasei halls Collins Cmpr =
lopklus. Time OF Rsme-2O5.
The 0reenpont Athletic ana Newark mines played on
interesting game At the Long Island grounds Yesterday
Tho Athletics punched their hits Ia the eighth Inning ana
BY this score:
4, rcsn mint Athletic. o o-9
T Tra ~ . / IS
pas.hitsC;rccn pOInt Athletic II. Newark g. Errors
,,rcennonk Athletic Z Newark Pitchers -lhrket sid
S,aib Umpirrs- shannon and Friel.
IN. games won and lost by the home nines lsSt "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
NOMINATED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Rochester, y. L., Ang 3l.-FfanR u. chamberlain
wns yesterday nominated for member Of the Assembly
ut Canandaigna by the Republicans Of Ontario County
Charles r. Willis was yesterday nominated for
her Of Assembly for Schuyler County By the Rcpub
leans ut Ilavanna.
GENERAL WEAVER NOT To RUN FOR CONGRESS.
Chicago. Aug. 81 tSpcciaD.-(enciai j. II. Weaver,
ex Presidential candidate and eX(OngIcssman, will
not 10 In the next Congress. In letter just mado
public General Weaver refused TO accept the Demo
cratic nomination Of the With Congress District OF
Iowa offered him ten days ago. and advised the holding
Of an industrial convention In the district Such
vcntIOn was held. and James II. llarnctt WIS noni
mated. General wesvers friends have pledged their
support to Barnett
DELEGATES TO THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.
At special meeting Of the central body OF the Irish
American Republican Club on Saturday evening at
No 81 Union Square. the following chosen to
represent the club at the Saratoga Convention OF the
Republican League r. II. McNsmee. Thomas F. Lynch,
J. ). Mccarthy. Charles lIealy. Thomas F. OMaiey,
Joseph T. Kelly. William J. FOgary. Michael C0rDett.
J. V. Wall. william Gully =. 4; Cunningham. David
Flynn, Charles H. Livingston John Grady John Drs-
colt II. J. Iarkett, Richard Smith, M. Ward, f. J.
sheridan and r. VI. Walsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
RDORGANIZlNG THE A. A. u.

THE ASSOCIATION DIVIDED INTO A NUMBER.oy
SECTIONS.
The Amateur Athletic Union met at tho clubhouse
Of the staten Island Athletic Club Saturday night and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
Dancers in Everyday Life.

DUIARDlN BEAUXETZ,t the foremost medical suthortep
in the world, ssys:
"TiIE DIGESTIVE TUBE - LAB0RA.
TORY. WHEREIN POISONs ARE INCEssANTLY
ELABORATED" and describes tn, legion o. danger.
Gus evils follow their absorption into the b,oods
'Thc problem Is to eliminate them"
The Cactus Blood Cure" does this In every ease.
Those who use IL and see Its marvellous effects -
oudest In its praise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

Labor Day will be duly celebrated by the professional
md amateur clubs today. There will b. two three
games At all the professional club grounds At tho Polo
Grounds the New.York and Cleveland League teams will
MAY Cwo games afternoon. instead OF In tho
morning and the the afternoon originally
Intended A. Brotherhood rsrk The New.York and Buffalo
Players' teams will pay gsmes; u 10 30 and
the other at D. m. Three games will be played It
Washington Park and two ct Eastern Park.
ST. LOUIS DEFEATING THE ATHLETICS.
phiIsde lphia Aug 9l-The Athletics were shut
Glouceter Point n j. Afternoon BY the st. Louis
Browns The visitors Jumped eight Of their hits in the
innings In which they did their scoring and helped
through by tho Of thu home team. Attendance.
1875. The score:
A. A.Al fdS,. ;..: ::.:: 9 9 9S-,GG
nsschitS-A Athletic 4. ~ Louis II. Errors-A Athletic
g. g. Louis g r1tchcrs-Hreen end Stivetts. Umpires-
Higgins and Curry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

SECOND KACI1--DASu STAKES TWO.lEAKOIDS
$50 EACH Sl."5O ADDED. FIVE FrELON'S.
Scnnctt T. Warns b. c. ECLIPSE. by kyle DAILY Bio~ rs
Undinc Stables b. C.. Homer bv Shanhon-S ar GARD
-..- llI
Castle Stables Dr. bermuda. y air Lady us
]. A. & 4. II. Moris'n h. &. Key West. b, tlrleE-
Stables b. e. S0ccn. by inUerOrII,rI, 40
t. d. McCovs eli. " Captain Wagner. bv Great Toin--
SuQlc AcNafN lOI
L. II. Mccormick b. 4 Eafy blossom. bv P1iriU-
LIZA W.
IIouph IIiohcs' Stratagcn. hv Saskatchewan
Carter .................- INN. iOi
August I.rinonts b. Mnshrr bv The hit Mag
nctisn lOl
r. Walcoft's L. Sila- by Mr. lrckwck Maratana o.
Davis Halls Oh. C.. Kr,r"I by Luke Blackbuth--
Janet Norton IOt
Green b. Moiriss b. c. Crrberu>. by LUX" Blackburn
,,,.ryc Wubaums en- Wroy. by wilful-Ecllptic iOi
Nassau Stables Oh. Orion by King Bolt -Ccr.r I0i
ndinc Stables b. Oscar. y Wild IdePetrolrus iOi
George Hearts ch Alta. bv iiy4i Ali1 Fidelity 10,
g. T. Irach's blk C. Bellevue. by Vocar- Frances l. lOi
". {. Dalys CHI. c. Richard X. FON. by kyrr Daly-
Alton FARMS b. T. by Bend'Or Lady 'asgow iOi
J. II. McCorn.ick's Ell. I. Emma j.. by afford
W. l.. SCOTS br. T. Wrnduway, by Wundrrer- Whit
Ora, Co.'S {. t',cra faustus Is,thna
A. T. WalcottS br. T. Maid %! Thrift. by SrhdthI't-
Maid Of Athoi. lOl
D. iohn.ons b. T. rrisris. by iiyd"r All Typhoo, iHi
r.. j. bald wins b. EsprI by Grins: id IT
THIRD RAcE-SwEtP>rAkES. $50 EACH. ~ 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

FOJ RIM kACE-SWEEPSTAkES. THitEf.-l EAR
OLDS. e25 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL
CONDITIONS. FLTCKiTY COCRSE-ADoUT SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
phono Flood .........1l:
nmn"It, prInce Charlie. .1O4
Aon IAG ONE. MIIxE.
vtvTu RACE-wELTER STAKES. so5 EACH'
, noo ,nnrn , ala MILES on THE GRASS.
PONY RACES At IIEMRTEAD.

rirs: race at 2 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

There Is not shred Of truth In the story that IN"
fall meeting Of t!. Now Jersey Jockey club. at EVA
beth viii be de, lard of account Of trouble with
the tnix, County law Officers Their VIII be rieins
M hoh Elizabeth and Linden In October and S"vcn-
her The executive member, ~ both clubs meet the
owner, vf the Clifton and Gutenberg track, In Jew
to arrange dates - that theIe snail " no con-
+ nict,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

Tho Concy Island Jockey Cluh's attractions I" day
arc given In the brilliant programme which follows
this article Those for the other five days Of the week
are many aud bright. Tuesday will b" given up I" over
night purses and sweepstakes. ON WEDNESDAY there
viii bs the sapphire stakes and the Twin tlty aht
Turf handicap, on Thmr>day the fle!tt. l.pr'' and
ridge ,,ak, and on saturday the Friendly ard rcp
tcmlcr sU,hrs aud the bn!liHm lididl'hp. Nv"
grounds a 1vcrrun with horse NON al! lsi'> ~ tc
enuniry A condition which means biz fields ana cx-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-16
VOID OF EXCITEMENT.
The Markets showing Disposition TO Ing
The Only srimula tiou Noticeable Being
In sugnr-Citizcns' Gas of Brook.
Ivn aAvo,.a. I, Sp,nu Rra cfion.

The Markets showing a Disposition TO Ing
The Only stimula tion Noticeable Being
In sugnr-Citizcns' Gas of Brook.
Iyn Advances n smnli Fraction.
NEW YORK, June A-There was scarcely
any stock market to-day. while the fluctuations
were strictly upon parity with the trading. In
no stock but sugar was there any real fuctua-
tion, and that was very moderate for that stock.
The general indisposition to trade, pending the
settlement of the silver question one way or
the other, extended to-day to even the pro-
fessiouals and traders and the operations OF
that class of operators were restricted to the
smallest limits possible. The dullness was most
intense even from the start, and prices, as
usual, got dropping tendency which suficed
to carry sugar down to S2. after sales
at S3A, but in nothing else was there
movement worthy Of notice. Inc pank
statement showed q marked increase in the
surplus reserve of the banks, and this finally
did away with the little influence exerted by
the shipment of gold yesterday, and good buy.
ing at the concessions established came in and
the early losses were IN almost all cases made
up again, sugar rallying nearly to its hlgnest
point, and closing within Il per cent OF its last
nights prices. The feature among the special
ties was Citizens Gas. of Brooklyn, which ad-
vanced small fraction, selling ex-dvidend. :.
hailroad bonds were as dull as stocks, and
ulspiayed the same temper, though there was
through the session. Sales $4,000. Govern
ment bonds dull and steady. State bonds dull
and nrJD. The exports of specie from the port
OF = New sSo York @ during Il the 3 past @ week amounted
S59, ,050 silver. The imports of specie for the
week amounted to Sl07, $50.
The following table SHOWS the prices or active
stocks on the New Y ork Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for The DISPATCH by
WHIT TNEY & STEPHENSON, oldest Pittsburg mem-
bers of New York Stock Exchange. 81 Fourth ave-
nue;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-16
A SHORT RICE CROP.
values Greatly Enhanced aud Further Up
ward Movements Assured,

values Greatly Enhanced and Further Up.
ward Movements Assured.
In view of the fact that the United States is
this year largely dependent on the foreign rice
to supply the deficiencies in its own crop. the
quantity and quality of the Eastern crops and
tendencies of the markets abroad are of moro
interest than for several years past. Messrs.
Dan Talmage's Sons in their circular of this
date Oath instantly state:
The rice crop throughout the world is short
and some sections which have hitherto exported
largely are importing to supply their own wants.
outward movement this year of Japan, January
/ to date, is 1900 bags Cleaned rice of two cwf
each); last year similar period l,037. 500 bags.
The total output of the East since January /,
4 9G3 600 bags; last year equal period, $50 600
haps The diversion of rice from one produc-
inr section to another h IS greatly diminished
the supply of the world at large; stocks in
English, Continental and American markets
are far short of previous year. Amount on
hand American markets. 1st instant, 10000
hays: equal date 1883. los, 900 bags. The crop of
the limited States is practically exhausted at all
urinary and milling centers, and they will have
10 buy foreign to some considerable extent 10
sunply their wants until new can be reached
In view of the great shortage, values are al
ready enhanced, and further and radical ad-
vances are anticipated. especially in the better
grades such as are up to tine standard require
ments of the markets OF this country.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-16
Grain, Flour aud Feed.

There was but one sale on call at the Grain
Exchange to-day, viz: q car of sample corn.
34c. Receipts as bulletined, q cars. By Pitts
burg, FIT Wayne and Chicago Railway. 2 cars Of
oats. of wheat. 2 of hay, of -four, of feed.
BY Pittsburg Cincinnati and ST. Louis, l car
of hay, / of oats, of corn, of bran. BY Bal
timore and Ohio cars of hay, of oats, l of
rye. BY PitIsburg and Lake Erie. l car of rye
OF hay. of oats, / of -four. For the week
closing June 13 receipts of grain and hay were
247 cars against 208 cars the previous week.
Oats have the lead this week. receipts being 5S
carloads against AZ last week. Hay is next in
volume. 81 carloads having been received this
week. Markets are slow all along the line of
cereals. With receipts much larger than a
week ago, markets are inclined to drag.
Prices are for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-New No. 2 red, 9l@92c; No. 9, $50
sec.
CoRN-No. yellow ear. 4l11@I2c;high mixed
ear. 401404lc: No.2 yellow, shelled, 3S@3S1ac;
high mixed shelled corn. 37113@13Sc.
OATs-No. white, 33@331ac; extra, No. 8,
32@321Sc; mixed. 3014@3lc.
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio, 6OG6lc;
No. Western, $4,000.
FLoUR-Jobbing prces-Fancy winter and
spriug patents. SIS 5O@5 rs: winter straight,
S. 00@5 %: clear winter, 81 75G5 90; straight
3 rs.
MILTEED-Middlings, fine white. sl5 500
10 W " ton: brown middlings Sl3 50@14 90;
winter wheat bran, Sll 50Ql2 90.
HAY-Baled timothy. No. !, Sll 0001l %; No.
90 ~ oO0i0 %; loose. from wagon, Sl3 O6@
10 W. according to quality: No. prairie hay,
g g eOga @ So; packing do. So 5O@s rs; clover hay,
as assTIREAw-oas, SO 75e7 90; wheat and rye, ss 90
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-16
What the Wavelet. Whisper.

THE Buckeye State departed from Louisville
Yesterday for Memphis.
THE City of Pittsburg likewise took sneak with
a big lot ofexcursionists.
THE Andy Fulton and Hotspur placed the last
caIsson of the bridge at Louisville in position
Friday.
CAPTAIN GREEN, of Cincinnati, has bought the
Bedford from Nashville parties and she is on her
way up TO Plttsburg.
THE Mayhower sailed out yesterday with Its
usual Sunday load of lovesick couples. The Mozart
Orchestra was on board. and played soul-inspir-
ing s'rum-ti-iddy-tyf kind of air the big boat
swept over the frightened-rat-colored waters.
FUNNY scene occurred above Eighteenth
street bridge on the Allegheny yesterday. Some
twenty boys went in swimming in the wafer, and
some two police went a-skiffing, thereafter But
the gay Kids upset the rollickinE skif into the
dancing wavelets. 1t was fine sport for the bows
do anything else However the officers large
boats saved their owners by acting floats, and
the pursuers got to shore, but only to find the pur-
sued a long, long distance away.
TIE boat is The thing to travel on. after all, es-
pecially at this season OF the year. True, they
are not in as much of hurry the average ''can-
non balI'' train or the '1ightning express" but
that when he starts for place a steam boat he
generally goes there but when he gets on board
q train nowadays he don't know whether he'll
ever get there or not. He can't tell scootiny
when or where some old ~ COW will contest the
right of way, and be thrown into the woods,
dumped down an embaukment or be pulled ont OF
a pile of ruins. or swept up AFTER being cremated
and sent home in a cheese box. What If man
gain hour of life and loseth his vaise by taking
q train. Better take boat. go slow and take the
chances on swimming ashore than to go whizzing
uncertainity,-COurier journal.