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New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May CSpcclaD--wheat today was firm
just why. people disagreed. The deliveries went OF
satisfactorily. They ample, over 1,OOo'OOo
bushels but the grain went largely into the hands o.
the shippers Nobody got grain they did not want.
After the marke. started May kept up at a premium
and closed at premium over July. 1hls stlenst ,
OF May unquestOnabl had something 10 do WIN
the stregth OF the market. Then Liverpool cables
were up Sd. an unusual advance. and san Francisco
was reported excited and cents higher on hot winds
Nearly Sj.OOOOOO gold taken for export at Ncw-
York: London cables wero lower. Antwerp was lower
and Paris unchanged. The bulls however FOR
the day Rad the best OF it. The trade was small,
however. Buying was led by the bull contingent al
NewNOrk May sold from ~ 06 10 ~ OF IL. ana
closed al 81 OF IA July sold from 81 05 IL u
al OG j-s, and closed at ~ O6 Ii. Northwes tern
receipts were large. large amount OF wheat Is
expected to reach the other side in the next ten days
Corn was up slightly to-day because there were no
deliveries. Absolutely no corn at all went aroGnd.
Samples strong early. hut closed easy. Tie
movement appears to lie all the time increasing. To-
days receipts were SO cars; the estimates FOR sat
urday. go. May sold from 66 IL 10 81 %, and
closed at 81. July sold from 90 5-5 10 81 - and
closed at G3 rs cents. The local stock Monday ought
to show at least 100000 bushels IN store; There
were no Oats delivered on May contracts. May
touched ID. but closed at So 5s, July sold from
a. IS to 40, but closed at IS 81 cents. Provisions
fru
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
FEATURES OF yEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The speculative wheat market at the Produce TX
change Yesterday was less active. the sales reaching
only s,472 900 bushels But the tone was frm through
out the DAY. and closing prices indicated net al
vance Of 1894 cent. There were lew FEATURES
Cable were somewhat stronger, ana the shors
al the close showed "A disposition to cover The spot
marhvt unsettled and dull, closing rather lower;
Exporters took $4,000 bushels, and iair amount 81
Al 10 Ia, advanced To 81 II and closed at Iencton
Of 1-S cent. June started at II 1-j IA, advanced
irregularly to 81 10 Is, and closed at ~ 10 "a.
~ %9ly opened at the lowest price Of the day' s0d i
III IL osdSl l3 5S, and closed at II 10 l.. August
from 81 os Isl 81 oo Sz 5 hen & &advaneHg % to 81 ia
opened excited both 81 Os IL and 81 90 "a being
recorded as the initial figures The range for the d
81 O9 i-2.
In corn there wasa fair speculative movement, and
as it has for some time. The closing prices repre-
sentcd advance Of 94a1 cent for the day. and the
irregular Exporters took 1000 bushels.
For oats the market was strong and also @ acilve
There were. however, no special features. The spot
market was dull but held firm
Lard was dull market throughout the day and
closing prices indicated decline of 1a2 points, sp9t
easier.
The closing prices were as follows, :. ,n,v
81 IS Is; August. ~ 10 Ia September 81 O9 5.s
October 81 o. IS December. 81 90 1-2; May 1896"
Corn-Siay, 20 ID: June. 10; July, 20 3-4; August
20 l4 S,eplember sep, 90 d cents, ,r,r - "A.
,, August, a white May. 90 cents.
raDt L@raTMay N u So g., 98 M Jnns TO- July 81 o.
The rccepts Of grain nd 1our reported Yesterday az
NewYorlf philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston wofo as
follows: Wheat. o0.7l0 bushels; corn 7o2ss bnshcis :
-four ao55i packages '0S At Chicago, % MILWAUKEE, and
st. Louis ho The ; arrivals wcTs Wheat 71 fe,
grain, Sal 7G3 bushels -four 81 224 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

The sales at the Exchange yesterday were light.
o v Hsrnett & Co., sold under foreclosure No. ISL
west Ninety threestory stone front dwelling
on lot 17xs4; 1t was knocked down to the plaintiff
g, ,he proceedings for $4,000. No. 455 West Thirty
sr,hst a three-story brick dwelling on lot 2Oxos o.
S~s sold by ID. p. Ingraham & Co., for S13150 TO
Joseph Kenworthy. The same auctioneers offered the
Tortheasi corner of the Boulevard and Onehundredth.
- a fvestory brick fat lot 6.l0x00 II brought
sS1OoO from the plaintiff in the proceedings
" The most important private sale of the last few
days has been that of the southwest corner OF
Eshteenthst. and Fifth-ave., plot 92x175: IL was
oxTled by Gordon W. Burnham, the well-known pro-
nrfetor OF the Waterbury Watch ard Clock Company.
ffe property offered at auction and bid In by
she heirs at 100000; il has been sold to the
Marquis CoIc the proprietor Of the Crosic apartment
house, for S0OOOOO
Seventh-st. f0ur-stOTy hgh-soOp brownstone house
92xlOO Just west of Fifthave.. for $4,000. foI
Mr. Hedebach, OF the firm of Hedelbach, Ickelhelmer
Co. 10 Edward III. Coster.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo May 1.-Whcat-A few cars 10 hald at
81 25 g. T. T., closed 30 ~ ia 40. | Northern DO 20
81 lii 600 bush chicago 80 Noihep sold at 81 II
40 spring az - - asked winter wheat quiet and
lower; 5000 bush 80. red sold at ~ lob in store; :
at IL II track 1000 bush 40 white at 81 10
I'm store at 81 II on track Corn dull and weak
No. yellow az 5so7SEci NO. do Use; No >, Z 1lsd
7Sc; No g. 77G772c track no store on rings. oats
quiet; No white. 81 dG2c: No. 3,whte. GQa6Ol2e
80. l mixed, 5sL2 o59c track No. white in store
62c No mixed al 59c a .ked Rye dull > in
Flour firm and in fair demand best patent spring.
800 50 40 do winter. - S5arG. Mfced weak; coarse
winter bran s23 DO ng, 500 80 Canal freghts weak
and lower wheat. 27su5c or oats onertG Re
ccuts- Flour 1000 bbl, wheat 1900 bush corn rs,
600 bush rye, $4,000 bush Shpmentsf0ur, 300 bbls
wheat .227 600 bush; corn. $4,000 bush.
Chicago May 1.-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

New.York, May ], 1891.
The following sales were made ct the Exchange and
auction Room to-day:
SstoTy dwelling, with lot. No 151 w 93d.st, $, os3
u OF 10h-aye, lot 17xS3.2; j. Hartford, slG,500.
" SstOry dwelling. with lot, No ass w 9ith.st, n s.
1870 r. q l0th.aye, lot 201ox9s.9; Joseph Ken
worthy, $l3 500.
sale q the dwelling with lot No ISL w 9Sd.st.
adjourned TO May -.
sale Of the dwelling with lo No 71e ereenwich.st
N Charles-st, was withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
RECORDED REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.


Anderson walden p to George 1E, ,I Hyatt, 94;hst
cor Kngs6rdge road and l42a.st; years $4,000.
p,dsS%a2 BTETn: Ghaiies TesS. s2oooo &c i'''-''
same 70 Ite Guarantee and Trust Co. same property
Esari Ec6fiste, David to Dc Foster, cor West End
ave CORN SnS Hcnfy to George Post. is wsvery Place
poeleei Peter and Flora Brandon and I.r-
ret Deyo, Amsterdam-ave ana oSth'st years.
''I feSier John f. and wife Hutzer. InwoOd-
"sfulson. Kdolph S, to Gustav BOehm, 1c1stst,
gsSmsN Lena S }sa To- faHs1e ao Ludew mos
sSVV Charles to Therese wolf l39 Essex-st 155 For
svthe.st i05 ALcnst and 14l Delancey'st y years.
N'0 Kenny, John to Mary Hines, ct IL, 1oh'ave' S
Ei1a Junel, land day. SS,ooo ,,s,s 1Go Essex.st
sane 10 Jacob Geissenhamer and ano, Teps ily
Ellsworth, e Of MeDOuga-st lot 1,l57 map y bayafu'
TfoTd TGodns Ellen NJ to Title Guarantee and Trust Com
psny 200 west 1oth-st, years ss 600 1rst,tnto
as9@tn so9 oi lslsss EssnS and S S ,ss,n,,
dataTS ah2,SSm year. a. g saoo 100 i,S ' v.,,
orrhan and Destitute Children of 1oth-'t e'h'ave'
isSSs;oa {dss. NS. .eSo5 g F Appel of a''nd''
Koubs' Emil to b Rothschild "a 7th-ave' year.
-. 5.nsss the 4 sS5 s'h'ei'r Brewing Co.
Leddy. Jane l. to H. A 40 PsTtne' Bert TaSiOfaVs'
Levy. Barnett 70 Kahn, IS4 MadisOnst' year.
si1 Lee. Seu Helen L A. to Althausc, MadsOnave
Mitchell, Peter g TO- N Beckenhaush' 9th'aVe'
'0iMstSs Never, siegmund T, to Tallman, 2Sdss
'Nif Moore Aiex. 70 Ashley, 51srst sthave,
Title Gus1sntss sTs &c GSS aRt Trust Com
p'1s Potter, Orlando B. to Angement, SO Lafayette
PsclSra. D. to ceccae 50 Mulberry.st years.
YSips. G w to W Bernets 6ad.st. oth.ave,
Kline Ellen Mutual Lille oItS IGs9nes m soG Co. cor
Rossseia Daniel to S Mossman, 81 cherry-st (2)
schesinSsf Celia to strosburger, 40 Delancey.s
'"' smith TGOs g to R Mooney. 28th'st Of ID
S'e Stevenson, David to S Gift, 11thave and
Smith Frank C., 70 + NJ Robinson. 1s5thst' of
Tgbbs, Geo w. 70 L do1 od1mmen. cor Lexington-ave
rotten % John: 70 Geo Young. n 1oth-st, of 9th
w Van sHgeH Mary E, to f Delaney 14o waveriey
I% Trust c. ISt = and gys Bo6 Bo5t 80
6i.Se %n'4SFneE %n e. i9 q TiI' waFen 1d7S
wsND EsTe' oSSa gTB to Robinson. 1s5thst Of
lOiesg eessre SeiG Joseph 70 Rttmaster 80 Mubery's
NlIe:9n Ela shs74lSw s7IS and ano' Sio West
Morbardt Mar 20 Diiien.uth. lot 9O4 map Wilton
feboe John, to Hirsh, $ 1sth,st. Of Avenue A.
'iVOT Columbia College, to William Taylor. s. sothst
5sys 1sxi9o "a p ySaTS G 6oG0Sv sSS1 70 George Buh
cSqre, Simon To- Jacob Newman and another, 152
hqsS 5iessnrsck A. % George Rezod No 1872 1st-ave
5 years $40. =, o,,.. ~, ono u, ,o..b
ode Andrew j. to Hy Albert corner 7th-st and
Reese Nv to Consumers Hygiene Ice Mfg Co. 1t
420 y 53d.st 5 years. 81 500. ,-.,.,
Schuman. Arthur Z, and James PidgeonS 20 Nauoha
Advertising Co. "a Murray-st; years i'V0.. ooa w
Spencer ROeau J.. Spencer, to Sarah Natt "a
Singer Morris, to Samuel Goldberger so Division-st
years 1916. . ~. =, ,,ou
Readst 74.2 II Of Montgomery-st 2l years. F5Oo.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CIT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y CITY.
lo,th.st, $, 2i10 It 4th-ave, 25x10011;
Kncblow to lrederike welfewitz 5000
Morfis Thompson -. 1900
David stevenson 80" oDoH'c.o, 100000
Stern to Marie K Danenbrower ' $4,000
& 5ioldsmith and wife to Rowenna Il Duly. 1900
ssth-st No 334 Fast, Moses Young "a 600
Kelley Imam, " 2o5OO
Nsdison-ave. No 1884, Joseph Kahn and wife TO - .oo
,ostb.st n s. 3ei s It e Of sthave Iosx99iI;
Hdolph Vetter and wife to Emily A Xc6cson IL 900
'is1T B1mcnthal and wife 70 John MsiiSf 1900
Charles II stone to James G GOids@ith 1900
lth.st Nos 2l0 10 PA, and 20 and 70 Christopher
~ John GOerltz and wife to Philip Goertz
Grove.st Nos 6l and Co. and 20 Chrstopher-st;
philip CiOertz and wife to John Goertz......
10is-st :. 200 ~ W Of Columbus-ave, PACK
Eson HHad' Uus'r' .'oe. ,4OpH 2s5oc
Cherry.st No 81; John Merli etal to Daniel Roth
steln
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

demand. Hams IN fair demand Bacon ig poor demand
CITY hrm at 20 81 ,oronseCd oil, Liverpool refined
steady at 22s "a. Turpcntnc and r9sn ~ demand
Iard-Spot and futures poor demand. Wheat in fair de-
nand Kansas winter hard. steady At s>9Lt Flour ln
fafr demand Corn-SpOt IN fair demand futures In good
demand mixed western spot finn at Ga May lIm al
g. I'D firm at G-; july Grin 20 o. I'D. Hops AT
Icndop-racihc Coast-Ihcic l. nothing oil mag.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Countrp Bonr6.

1,og~WNII-ON- DSON-(5raud Central Hotel Uor
4 merly Smith Housci; Large rooms excellent taole
d.iphtfu river and mountain scenery; house chlnEeU
hands now open guests everything hrscaSs' WlIe
for particulars.
AIRS JEKEMlAH PAINE WIN take a !e% chiolrh =, 70
n ear, for Tor tho sumner It's a large flmhousn on nigh
ground malaria with lawn Of several ateS dns Gnt niI?
references gyea and required. lHlerioa DUCHESS No'
y. Y.
SsUMNTR BOARD-On heights above Eoadout: large
~ Gnld. svr,mpr rarlon: srawhorric, hv the bushel
GEORGE II. CLARK Rondout " Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Citn Droucrtp for Sale.

l. OR SALE OR WILL RENT.--sOth.st, near Riverside
Drye: four story house hardwood finish handsomely
decorated perfect order; bargain. AppN Secretary,
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
III Broadway y. Y.
M EST l9iS'TST. NOS. l15. III AND il0.-Come and
w inspect thfne high-cass houses superior IN Haf
lem: honest workmanship throughout; thrccstory high
basement dwellings. .-
Policy Of the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY No 55 Lbery-st. nsuring the title. will be
dcli,-red each purchaser free of cOs..
d94 the premises.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Ccnntrn Boaro fuantc0.

CovXTRY HOARD WANTED ,t Xxx Juy ,y for hoay. myS
rou f,os, N,vYo,k CITY. inland near pine grove no
rso,ioa- ugd near BOARDING. h0nS" from when Pas 13
I bt,inod tddlos. with t.Ims and references, A. H.,
Box ~, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

THE PARK is BENG LAID OUT AND HOUSES
ERECTED ACCORDING TO PLAYS AND p,, UNDEl I,21 ~
ANb b G6H2Tf H1TsE oE EtW{95EKk ~ %5k
N0 I6TS FOR SALE WITHOUT HOUSES PRICE
Of HOUSES NTH L2Ts q nBPGL HEsfcrEp Ap
FLAN or koUX6s BBf3{HCT, ,r6N l9 AoFFtEf 81 TL PH.
FicUIAKs FE NAY BE nEY IhG
TpFtRRHHoNhLLY TtRRHo EpWAR6 GIdEs ~ S iEIE IA EAf n
S5xTEEEfETEH4 SS55SEEEEE4 sTTFTEdEEHS sHTTFTdESEy HxG&AS$E
n MMii1rff Il 'wrST SHORE X. K LEAVE WEST FOXY
sECoND STREET At S;So 515, s;GS' mo No 80 SrS SrS
Ills AS 30 32 80 q ;sS, fSYrrS II EARIIFR
Leave JAY STREET FIFTEEN MINUTES la LEN
THAN ABOVE.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
HOTEL RRESLHM,

LAKE HOHATtDNG. NiM-j ,.iNoI r;,.. r.uo
Altitude I 200 feet no MOSQUITOES. fhY mic
from New-Yorl send for CIRCULAR -
VIII open for of 1891 on Thursday, june 20
GEORGE NJ BROCKWNY Manager
Carr t,ilsey House. Newly Ork.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
HsOVEL RRVYSWECEk,

ASBIRN PARiN. \. D.. 1,,,-o,,,,,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON MAY TO OlIpbEh !
ieadIne fo.c in every respect 20 yards from n
Reach: cOmnodious dnlnc-r0Om: table uneNcGed sccl
'- "i'''''''~''N MOpGAN PARSONS.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Summer Rc5oris.
REECHWOCD INN,

JENKINTOWN. Pa.
Mrs II. Il. MaTkand & Co. have leased THE BEE III H.
WOOD Inn for of with the intention OF i'a a;
Ing 1t the attractive resort in the neghooihoou oi
Philadelphia -. ,-,..
The Inn will open for the season Nav 1G. The cuisine
will DE thoroughly American while the service VIII Dc
French.
Bv permission refer %
VIM. Pepper, NJ. D., II G. WOOD H. d.
$. Henry Norris Richard Dae,
Walter Buchanan. Charles Hetohef =. -
D. murray Chcston NJ n Henry ID. Benner. NJ. D..
Rooms engaged the season or wear ara 2llls
application MONDAYS Wednesdags gnd , hI9ays'
from TO D D IN. at HOTEL STRATtOKD iniauelpnIs,
and after February IL. where all COMMUNICATIONS HAY
ne addressed
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
HOTEL SOMERSET.

b tRNNRU~NIIIE =. 3. -, ooo a.
highlands OF Somerset county, CIV 10
loo feet above the sea level hour ana Is minutes rom
New-l Delaware. LacgwRnna ana western ts'il
road No malaria dry ard brlcns aud very Dteil ~
to sufferer from pulmonary and rheumatic ~, ~
information and circulars address FRANZ DE NVhr'
Grand Ii0el Ncu-York city, who may be seen from to
~ IA 4 10 = m
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,

1000 Feet Above sea Level p
GLEN SUNAIT. LUZERNE CO.. IN; -,
On the Lchlgh Valley r. r., houis from New YORK ana
Philadelphia. Opens June To- 1871
unsurpassed Advantages for health aud petSuIe Pcs
Electric ght- throughout. hydraulic elevator i5l-c.ss
livery. go,d fishing boating, cunning, etc rams eeat
COrt!anht and DcshrOsses sts. at A. H. II o.f'
ana D. m. For circulars. terms. etc, address, ~
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

~ LEUItION -BN-I'III-sLN.
w SPRING Ian T.. y. J..
OPENS FOR THE SEA~OS JUNE -.
L. X LETCHWnRTH.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

THE ELKTON. ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., ,
4 Kcntucky.aVe. near the beach steam neat moueln
ccnvenences appointments hrEelas open all the year
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

vs,HE LANSDALE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
North Caronaaye., near the Deschh; -
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

rNHF MOUNT PLEASANT, ATLANTIC CITY N
Virgniaave., below Pacihc-avc. open az the yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
DIFFERENCES IN TIE WATCH TRADE.

Rurors OF trouble in the combination that controls
the watch trade Of this country have Of late been cir.
culating in Maiden Lane. In popular estimation this
combination is trust controlling the output Of the
watch market md setting the prices for ALL from the
manufacturer 10 the retailer According 10 the
sertions Of the officers Of the combination. IL Is
organization whose sole purpose IS TO maintain discounts
and to secure impartial dealings between manufaot-
urers, jobbers and retailers The executive head OF
the combination Is committee consisting Of two rep.
rsentatives OF the American Watch Case Manufsct-
urers Association, three representatives Of the National
Jobbers Association, and two representatives Of the
manufacturers Of watchmOyements. The executive
officer Of this committee is the secretary, James II.
NOyes.
Ab0ut five weeks ago, Koch d Dryfls. Iobbers AZ
No. 90 JOhn-st., accused Of selling Montauk
bnation discount. They fined 81 600. which they
refused TO pay. The National JObbers' Association
suspended them Koch & Dryfus then secured an In.
junction prohibiting the association from sending ont
circulars announcing the suspension. The American
Watch Case Manufacturers Association took hand in
the matter, and called Joseph Fahys Co.. to ex.
plain how Koch ii Dryfus could afford 10 make special
ceivlng special discounts themselves from the manu-
facturers. The explanation offered unsatisfactory
and the Manufacturers Association tereupOn expelled
FahyS q Co.
Fahys d Co. have now applied for Injunction
10 restrain the association from interfering with their
business. The case will be argued In the Court OF
Common Pleas on July 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
WHY THE INVESTIGATION HATS.

The probabilities that the dfagnet Assembly In
vestqatng committee, Of which Assemblymsn Joseph
Bumenthal chairman. will not meet and organize,
az least conventions have been held This
appointed by Speaker Sheehan at the dct
ton the GoycrnorScnator 70 take the place OF two
committees the appointment Of which made possible
through a forced suspension the rules. The five
mttees authorized investigate the quarantine
establishment the Sherfs and County Clerks offices
throughout the State county treasures, the election
OF United States Senators mp 10 the election Of
Hill and the cities OF the State Mr.. Bumenthal said
Yesterday that did know when the investigation
would begin. lie did not know whether or not there
would be one. lie added. however what seems to be
the real OF whether not an investigation VIII be
held:
THE Democrats going TO carry the State easily
this fall so there need of kicking up any dirt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
TRUNK LINE RATES TO BE REDUCED.

IT Is NOT BELL EvED. HOWEVER. THAT hAAE
WAR WILL RESULT FROM THE ALToN'S CUT
The rate committee Of the Trunk Line Ass"ciaUo'
will meet to-day ard will adopt o passenger scheuu'o
based on the rate of $50 from New York TO Kansas
CITY. This is a reduction Of 81 80 from the regular
through rate and 1t will be made to meet the reducVoh
made by the Chicago and Alton. Notice OF the pro
posed reduction will be Gled at onco with the inter
state Commerce Commission, and the new rates VIII 80
into effect probably on Monday next Three uaSS
notice Of reduction Of rates is required by the Inter
state law.
The Trunk Line officials say that they are re"uS
10 meet the Alton at every point, and would nave no
nartlcular objection to a RATE war; II the Alton Shouiu
evnce any great desire for one. That such course
will be adopted however. Is not now consnered
nrobable The ATOMS reduction was made on local
business between Chicago and st. Louis and Kansas
City, and WIS put into effect as war measure IN
its fight with the Western Passenger Association. Inc
Atoms through rates are made by adding its local rates
70 the Trunk Line rate from New York to chicago
and st. Louis Hence the local reduction hecee
sariy affected through rites. and the order 10 CUT
through rates to Kansas City 81 IS was Issued
II Is to meet this cut that the Trunk Lines VIII
TODAY reduce their rates to Kansas City to 800 AS
tba measure was not aimed a. the Trunk Lines by Inc
4iton and as the ltOr would have nothing 10 giu py
continued rate war II Is not believed that lurtlef
reductions will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
THEY HANGED THE WRONG MAN IN EFFrGY

The Pensioners Of St. Raphaers Church. Bhssville,
L. L.. were pleased to learn yesterday that Father
Farley had not been transferred to Souhold but had
been appointed by Bishop LOughhn assistant priest
Of ST. Josephs Church, Brooklyn. The members OF the
congregation held largely attended meeting on Tues
day night, at which petition signed by nearly every
member Of the parish read and ordered forwarded
the Bishop The trouble in the church arose, it Is
said the interference of three young women who
are members of the choir. and who have been known
US open opponents Of the priest It Is also said that
Father OIIara at GreenpOn Is somehow interested In
this fight. The hanging I'm efgy Of John Metz, who was
supposed 10 be an enemy OF Father Farley. Is now
pronounced 20 be mistake the part Of the people
concerned in the affair. Mr. Metz was one OF Father
Farleys staunchest friends and secured many signatures
to the petition for his retention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
ANOTHER pIOW AT THE ALTON.

Chicago, July 1.-The blows aimed at the Anoh
follow one another in rapid succession. The latest
came from Chairman Finley to-day in the form OF a
circular letter to the members reapportionmg the ex
penses Of the Association for June. The circular
stated that in view of the chalrmans decision refuS
ing the Alton the benefits Of the agreement that com
many coud not be assessed for its full proportion ana
would only be asked TO pay It's share OF the expenses
for onehalf of the month Of June.
General Passenger Agent Charlton sent back repy
saying that the Chicago and Alton was either III the
Association or not, and he demanded an immediate
statement AZ 10 the standing Of that road If not con
sidered member Of the Association he declared the
company would not pay penny of the expenses iol
rpne bnt if still a member the Chairman had ~
authority to remit one penny Of its proportion Oh Ihe
expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
A PRESENTATION TO FARRAGUr posi-

The twenty first anniversary OF Faragut Post, No.
rs. G.. A. R., was happily celebrated last night By
picnic at Lion Park. The members Of the post and
the auxiliary corps met at nehundred and-fourth-st
and Columbus-ave., and marched thence 10 the park
John L. y Hunt president OF the Board Of Education,
presented TO the post the gift OF LOYAL Farragut
beautifully bound record Of the services IN the war OF
each member The gift was received IN behalf Of the
post by General James r. OBerne, who then presented
gold medals to Drum Major James J. Horn ard TO
william Burri and James W. Webb for efficiency In the
post Major James A. Dufiey presided. The officers
of the post present Robert ). Heilferty, com
mander: Alexander II. JOraemon. senior vicccon-
mander; George IL. saunders, adjnttnt; James A.
Duffey quartermaster; NJ Mullett. surgeon David IL.
TobIn officer of the day H. Hoy officer Of the guard
john Mclaughlin ensign; Hugh stewart quarternlas'
ter-sergeaut X. ID. Bradley. Sergeant-malOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02

Terrible winters throughout Europe brought forth
bt,., fruits that rlpcned in America. LA Grippe ,
vjt,arylng violence. broke forth here and the NOR
s,l,tv lists show It's shocking nvages in Aggravated
-,sos An alcoholic principle embodied as medieacd
.t,muI.nt in the form Hostcttcrs Stomach t'eis mas
"a viii ever prove the best specific. Leading Oohu
ne,tal and American physicians declare that medicine
with spirituous basis. such as this 'no'us inc e
,- .gainst the tremendous iDrOads Of this shocking
rosIady when we consider 1ot a slight ehahge OF
weather is apt to II. that II attacks those osV
,uIoerable organs the lungs that IT, progress Is Ne
uendousIy swift and destructive We must Su''' '"'
oe.sity Of repclling The outset with sure pre-
,on,,,c Hostetter's Stomach Btteis Is also sac
guard against malaria dyspepsia. rheumatism liver anu
Kidney complaints.