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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
TO BEGIN 4 SERIES OF MAss-MEETINes.

ExCongressman william Il. Mason, OF Chicago un.
der his engagement with the Campaign Comm tee Oh
the Republican Club Of the CITY M New-iork, VIII al
dress q meeting TO be held at No. 1891 Thlru-
ave. opposite One-hundred. and forty second ST., this
evening This is large hail. and Republicans across
the Harlem River will be out in full force. Robert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
c0IrMRIAN CLTB ~ GIRO.

Cairo n. " Sept. 4 tspeciaD.-A delegation OF the
Columbian Club 4G2 strong arrived here this morning
Tomorrow 900 more are expected. The niue town
Is made lively by their presence. ON MONDAY nj
| D. m. a grand mass meeting will be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
CHESTS At GRAY GABLES.

Buzzard's Bay. Mass. Sept. 4-Grover Cleveland
entertained p A. Collins. OF Boston. at Gray Gables
today Mr. Collins. who has recently returned from
Europe made purely social call on the exPresident
Mr. Venner Of New Orleans. al,o made friendly call
on the Clcyelands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
AXxIOrs TO sUCCEED PALMER.

Milwaukee. Sept spcc!aD.-C0lonel A. q. Wels-
sert. OF Milwaukee, Is again a candidate for Com
manderln- Chief Of the Grand Army OF the Republic,
and his friends predict his election at the Washington
Encampment Last year Colonel weissert was q
formidable candidate, and second In the con
test. His friends claim for him the solid vote OF
several Of the Western states as well rs large FOL.
loving In the East Colonel Weisserts strongest
opponents viii be Lincoln, OF Wisconsin. and Hurst
OF Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
,rA11Ax RADICALS ATTACK MONARCHIsTs.

pomc. Sept "A body Of Radicals. armed with re-
vovcrs and rifles. attacked a political meeting OF
Monarcb,ss which being held Yesterday III The town
~ Andria Upon the police attempting 10 clear inc
hnld,ny general firing cnsucd, and several persons
- o,naod ReInforccmcntS were summoned. and
after time the police succeeded In quelling the riot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
TO ESTABLISH A GREET rAyyERY n INDIANA

Chicago, Sept. A local paper says that the
"Mg three" Armour, Swift and Morris, propoS" TO
establish II gigantic tanncry on their land recently
purchased in Lake County. Ind. IL * said also that
nil the Chicago tannerics VIII 60 with the big three"
something like combination Is probable, although
the nature OF the arrangement has been kept an
LII d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05

W. Taylor will make short preliminary address
Mr. Mason. who IL celebrated speaker. Will talk upon
Protection. wages and prices. This will be the first
OF series Of educational meetings continuing for
by the Campaign Committee. An of them will be
addressed by Nj. Mason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
ruprE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.

Berlin. Sept. IA curious conhagration occurred
IN d.v I'm the village OF BObrownck near Gorlitz.
I in Pr,ssian silesia. ThiTty-three buildings were
destroyed before the fremen were able 10 get the
names under control. During the fire three per
.ona uere entrapped by the flames and burned
a death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
A NOMINATION FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Elmra, y. Y, Sept (SpeciaD.-A. F. Robinson. OF
Italy. Yates County, nominated yesterday for
member OF Assembly from that couIfty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
THE EXPLOSION on THE AUCHMoCNTAlN'

london. Sept. 4-The Government has ordered
that m Investigation be made into the cause OF The
powder explosion which occurred on the bark A"ch
mountain Yesterday while she was lying nj ahchor
o1 Greenock The loss caused by the explosion ~
estimated at 5000, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
TO the Editor OF The TIL b u

TO TN ENltOT VI ne
SIR: Two little girls, Eleanor d. and Hidegard
H. having enjoyed the glorious air OF Qu"gue Tor eeh'
weeks suggested fair for less fortunate children
The idea was taken up with enthusiasm by the
ladies at John D. Hallocks, and with the assistance
OF the landlady and other friends, In very few DAYS
articles were provided and made by fairy hands
the sale OF which Melted 1908 So for which amount
I tnclose nv check for the Fresh-Air Fund
Respectfully. Z. L.
Ouog1Ie Field Club, August ~, 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05

n rasping Cough Is but poor policy. Rather cure
yourself with DR.. D. Jaynes Expectomnt, an ex-
ccllent remedy for Asthma and Bronchitis. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05

When baby was sick gave her Castorie,
When she was Child She cried for CastOra,
When she became Miss, he clung 10 Castoria,
When she had children, she gave them Castoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
SuiLLpOI CASE IN BROOKLYN.

Luni DIM salvatore. three months old, living In
tenement. house In the rear OF No, Lawrenccst.,
brooklyn, died from smallpox last night without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05

The only strictly first Limited trains between
New-York ard the West those ~ the New YORK
Central Only full rate frsclass tickets are accepted on
these trains and full Grstclass service Is rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Lindsron, Mimi, Sept. 4.The WITH District Re
publicans yesterday nominated Colonel A. r. Kiefcr,
II. Paul, for Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
Mr.. sEIDHs FIRST POPULAR CONCERT


A handsomcr compliment to Mr.. Anton seidl than
WAS paid by the attendance at the first OF his popu-
lar concerts last night could scarcely be imagined
For the first time this season at concert the floor
OF the vast amphthcatre OF the Madison Square Gar
den was crowded, half the arena boxes were occu-
pied and hundreds OF listeners scattered In the
arena seats and galleries Yet this was not all. IL
was an audience OF music lovers who listened with
all tho decorum that could have been expected AT n
philharmonic concert, and applauded the music dis
criminatingly yet heartily, and showed no concern
that a large portion Of the entertainment that has
heretofore been extended 10 the visitors TO the Madi
on square Concerts had been withdrawn.
The refreshments were OF the mild order ana there
WAS no free admission TO the Roof Garden concert
for those who wearled OF the good music which Mr..
seidl and his orchestra provided. II is the opinion
OF the management that Mr.. seidps concerts Win prove
sufficiently attractive to that large element OF the
cltys population which know how to appreciate high
class music TO mako them successful without the ad-
yentitious help OF the Roof Garden llencefoth,
therefore, the entertainments will be separate.
Mr. scidl has gathered together the musicians who
have played under his direction for several years and
there was nothing In the masic last night to Indicate
that IL was first performance after several months
Of rest The playing spirited. the ensemble
excellent and the programme SO admirably varied as
70 plcasc al tastes, from those which ara NATURALLY
fed ON dance music to the admirers Of Wagner For
tonight Mr. Seidl has arranged the following sheme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IS the shortest best and safest line 10 Chicago and
st. Louis 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05

WOODLAND CEMETERY,
woodlawu station (2ith ward. Harlem Railroad
Once, No. 20 T.. 2Dd-st
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30

nrILDING MATEEIAL-Brick moderately active ane
stcdy Cement ana or unctanec1, o., hn'eGts~ ioi.av
%1ia45 so: ri.nRis nominal 1piiycr hard. s. 80
s. - pale y 5Q@s3 - R0,,"G4'c eenGnt enGint, - ~
land - Ca - p. Engsh Portland. - 9ja+2 - i'o X
land common lime. III per hb, ana do hliNhh". - ~
LATIN. " 75as pei 1000 coats hair u d2ic; cattle h'r
CHICORY-stcady. with Iipht transactions et fo
lowing prices: Eaglc nanulatd, 5c gen me fi'H"d'''
A-S,oaN wen irld and and tair ntte. t on
Bahia. l2dl2Lc; CalGca>, l5Glj-cf Irn"ii I3@"'ic-
COGpiRNGI STOCK-Thcrc Is a fair demand for a.
ever yhing undCr This head NoaS-c' hooN, anu 2
quoted at ~ e0aS2 O5 sugar shocks ana h!cS
7j0SOc shocks and heads @3 30; run Ilnr, - owl
~ CO. empty hOe>hcad-, - hoops, u ie' s"o"9't y
CoEpAGir-In fair demand with prices steady at 12'sc
for Manila and l0Ac for SSH
~ cor h.frd.'fs & was u mno.T % az itI~ SaIcs 80
bag santos 80 spo: fji2c and O0o bags d spot
lja,c. Mid growths dun sales. o.Io6 mat Ma'as'1
mainly Of local character. with somewhat uhS'ui'
range Of prices July at the siat showed al od' d'angr %
make nsgRSt rraduaT TcIded dcycrics qnc %a5h showing
s%6aPs S1f4s % of 1884 6e PSn' lS' ES ais, s s
london unsettled. Official duotton, 80 D. m Api.
G2> MAY 60, "a June. -, Cd July. =, % Aucg,t
crs' valuation for good ordnav Java 532c Total ~alc-
90 tiioSj' ii ! $50 gocd sccsnd 10 kno.. los 100
exchange (priyaie l. 7-l6 Receipt, in no - Dr.
bag; Rio clearauccs 20 Europe 1010 bags Rio stock
1893 600 bac-. Rio market STEADY Receipts in Sant :
davs) 900 bags santos stock. AZ zoe be Satt',
market quiet: Good averagr Sonto- lC $50 10
shipments 10 Europe during Ia: week Cno DlSo l''
ccipts at RE July t. March - ls'2 %"55o9o @ e"9s G
. 1861 0O0 bags same time 1901 2GSe 0c0 lne~; sane
me 1890, 172G,ooO bags Total sales here today 1870
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARhE1S.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


There was change OF sentiment yesterday III 'hs
wheat market, and stronger tone was uc'e.'P '
ravorite optons advanced 5-6G7-S cent, ana inc
close showed net gains. The west fepor'eu o
ish7 feeling and a prominent local operator did CON.
sldeiaLie buying The amount on passage deeieasco
3l2 900 bushels, and aie selling carry III .e ,r,,,
foreigners turned buyers. tniavOIapie .cpoS ~riio
received from the winter wheat belt. ana THESE, VIZ,
talk Of liberal export buying, iau ~, ,rh ornaasI
,t,ect Gable, were weak aud lower. Ile bnghsu
visible supply increased 225OOO DusIeIsi aa'u an AN
Northwestern movement was large, DuI uIor,atinn
aggregated j.OC0,0OO bushels. May opnons opo,oST "a
nj 81 "a cents went down to 81 0-lo cents, . nir
closed az 02 Il cents. Cash quotations were nrls. s
aud fourteen loads were taken f9r export @ s xyinc
Corn also was stronger, with an hdVHhce VI -, iT
IA cent on options. speculation ho"eVer, & Wt and
nrpdicons OF lighter receipts had mnch 70 40 WIZ. ",.s
ile rise rs did the lrmness In whea' ~ t.J "' wers
on passage increased 1000 bushels SaoIeS 49, 49,
heavy and lower, but without erect INC ,a, @ ,,aas
ket was i-4ol-2 cent higher, and twenty-ohe i''u'
we're taken for export. .,, I'm, snecua.
oats gained I--a IA cent options bnl spetua t.
ton was slow and entirely Local. 'n,m ger,nos and
Lard advanced 3a4 points early on reer eSpos as
demand and light receipts of hogs but the Close Ms @
weaker sales amounted 10 $50 tlerces Oh sPo' ""~
5000 tierces of May. June and July Tor Wheat
The closing quotations were as followssoo llsoo ana
MTen lnv % % a rents 30 CorTn-Mach, 4s "a April.
IS IA Nav. a. I-8; June 4j 3o, and July' 80
cents. OatsMarh: 35; April % l-o Msy; NJ March
June. "a 10, and July, "a "a cents. La"-'1'''"'
The p r%celps at New York Boston. philadelphia and
Baltimore we're: Wheat 1897 busie,s;; .n' roi,,'
4e3 .Gi9 bushels: flour, 1926 packages The e re.
ceipts ut Chicago Milwaukee and st. LOUIS "s,H ont,
Wheat. 1855 0O6 bushels corn, 42lO Oh ouhnI ouInI eonr
2oO576 bushels total grain. oo7 496 bushels "our'
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
NOTES ABOUT CATHOLIC AFFAIRs.

The Rev. Lawrence Murray. assistant al 81 Mohic"
-eh for .he last five wears has been transferred 70 New
-. a. assistant 10 Dean Penny. The Rev MI Butter
a, Nswbure Will replace him at st. Monicss
Missions were opened this week by the Jesults at -
,,~r,s in Grand St and Johns in East Fifty
e, Tn. former Is led the Rev. Mr. Gleason the sttef
by the Rev. Mr.. Hummel ,,.
lectur. was delivered by Brother Azaras last hieh'
at q. La Sale Institute in ttty-hih'hS. uHue, ~ ~
-" :. ,ha American Dante Society. The lecturer
,sld on the spiritual sense Of the Divine COMEDY 70
cultured audience among whom were several professors
from Columbia 49,, ,.o oil,
The Westeheztcr PTotectoTy hae sNch iUs n'V
- a., ,,o ,ccer,ion of children committed by the
magistrate in charge Of the Sisters OF ChafV. "e"
binding has Just erected, with chapel dofheoiie
.nd cla.sroons at cost OF $4,000 Here the cH'u'eh
Will remain in quarantine until physician pf0"ou"'''
them ready for the ProtectofY.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March % (spcclaD.-An unexpectedly large
decrease in the passage figures, l3l2OOO busheis ope
wheat rractionally higher today. IL continued srons
session. May options opened at ''2 cehs'
sold between 70 and 90 cents and closed al ~
cents \ message received from Congressman Hatcn
saving that his proposed AntOptlon Dl nad Deeh 80
changed As neither obstuct nor prevent any
transaction permissible und'r the Board on lIsle @ % %nT
mi. announcement adNDnccd prices TO the top rec ss
ir Partridge afterward caused them b. ylcld gartoN
able were Minneapolis and duluth ha1 b2 cur, Oh
hand and the Western weather was le On the aoa
hand Shrrc were good export ceorsnces about ooovI
i.hel, I'm wheat Ncwl lork ,e' med tn ~ on Ip
it,yng side Parfrdge who stopped inc s0-
Invariably AZ 40 cents -. -. ,,a,oo.
Corn dull but there we're SUI some e. % Ma S
rresence IN the Of the Cudaly bull HH. si.
options opened Oe cents, sod between ~ ana aUs n,
AID cosfd NJ fOi, The receipts 90 'aTs, VIZ,
under the expectation. lhe estimate for Wcsesay n ,S
yoO ears The Inspection sheet showed Only 0JDVVV oI,n
ols Of contract corn sCre; only ilOOO more thah 's
week. - , an, u,v ort,ons
orond Al s cents touched 1S cents, ana closed az =
int There are In only $4,000 bushels OF contract
grade 17o.,o
were onlv 10000 40 yar1 the estimate for Weonrso
vas - 900 May pork oencd at %lO g. toucned Ttc
and closed AZ sl0 37dfl0 40. May lard opnea at ~ 90
and closed 1t &c go May ribs opened at - - s'ic !"
IS -, and closed o. - ~
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
THE STATE Of TRADE.

Baltimore. March 20;-Flour dull UNCHANGED 70
celpt, I2Gll bbS shipments, o,Oj9 bbls sales,
900 bbl,. Wheat steady 40. 2 red. spot 30 .,5g
9Gc March % llo J6c April. % 3-4a 96c Nay Do% ~
90 i..,yl l.3c Receipts. 36lsO bush: stock. SO.
0iO bush sales. 100000 bush. soutlern wheat
s1rT: mixed. SPOT. " 7-sG47c; March, Al 34d 47c:
Apri Al I-sc asked May. 463,4c asked
lane acc asked; sesmer ssg ,unb Mixed <b,amenis
In.h southern com steady white, 45e i0 l;2e yc'
low. 46a s7c. oats hrmer; No. Whlte western Ne.
800 3G Ice; No. mixed do, - lee asked recepts,
1000 bash; stock. ldo,lo6 bush; rye q'iet ,n ane
i52,ci4 bush Hay steady; good to choice tmopthy'
sl4d Slj 30. Grain freisltS easier steam 70 Liver
pool 4a4 I'D Cork for Orders ., 3a%3s ga aoI Souo
midding !, 3-4c. Provisions firm and quiet Butter
firm Eggs weak - l-2c. Coffee steady RIO car
goes. fair Il l2c: 40. :, Il 3,7c. sugar steady
II 34c Whshcy steady, ~ e2a ~ 23
pugalo March .0.-Ony few small lots OF spring
,yheot arc in the market: 5000 bush No. hard
sold at OF a-ic. closing at 92 Bic: 5000 bush No;
90 3.ic: No. L. Duuth-None in market no: :
Northern 81 3-4c NJ. 3. 20 3,fc asked Winter
wheat frmer ) No. red .od at " l.-c: D cars
So. / white sold at 81 70 arrive: Corn firm good good
demand: 10 cars No. yellow sold at - l2c' cars
No 3 yellow sold at ~ l-4c: cars No. = corn sold
nj 45c IL car, No sold at 4 2044 3-4a43c, out
side price for choice color OatS steady car ara ~
.. &c: q cars No 3 white sold az 33 lie; No. :
mixed 81 IL asked. Barley irmeri No, Western
held al S3c sample 4-0 J1c Michigan lMr u c",.c
9notcd at 9Oc Flour dull d weak best sprlng'
- COZ "a 20; do winter. i1d ~ D. Kye n3I,
~ 0Oa IS Mill feed firm and unchanged Ke'eptosoo ooo
Wbcat 600 bush corn. 5000 bush; oats, ooOCS
hvsb shlpments-Wheat - 900 bush; corn o,ooo
bush. -,
Ch,caqo March 2o-The leading futures ranged as fo.'
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30

late break d,an.e wa, sbou, Gg Id otIn t% d.. IT,
rouragng to thr .br.,s iNeooi cai5 i5 iow H%'T Lon
cline i d On -ro' '"a ahS 9' IS,. c Sccn 10 eente IN
most ca,.. The Flg-h visible supply in' r1H'p 20 g
An,G,P va, qgosd NcoEc BIN slaaeeaa k,bsarS ( waS;
9ut + a9 no g, rs, odo 1p[' ~ @h yhat s' and 49, 90 Gbs
nour AiHals at ntr9r poni "G i5I l34 i9d o. s6
uh r.rt-y y!r sceboa'd res1Rtss y sod iSis. n,,
-four. spot uadng Wa only nodcIat pIi 6no0 huh
,eaccd "a &c. ng firm shippers d@oI or ., Nav pri.@
no iri noN a. AZ and ungradcl I'd within the quoted
r. >hont lad, wrr taHan for milling Iate ysteriay
and today o3TT, %arc 1906 iS7 coo Pi sash .po including
unrridd spring and wintei rd at 4a. a., aoSS.c
A. a. sor, o. dG9.c DO stos ggood 959'G
5c 40 Nofthcn -rrp& r nS5iaa, eiosng at o5c
io NAY ai a.lGa92. -. closing Mt 32c DO jun" s'-S
ooc do HUpu. so e9os eo.nG 30 at nstcm s9G 90 os
cmbrr. -asi- closing ~ - u ,ot ~ varied for Tho
day. u@r qq aal 'ted oe9rd /, at 5ly hSd but Ut
very qupt tvoacd stat quoted At y%nA 81 PFt%Sve" %
GldG5c: 80 Milwaukee, GSr AN HpH Nh, ad,,ncc as
nfucnced by what togctnr wl'9 tiga. l1S S'c "
g anl a. tToe secV "s' for to@oro1 contributed crEhst
TO the buoyancv. and options hnaT co>1u " no, on
Ses rrrssi sesii\ . ' oo buS %hr n'o the
clr wac rihCr Ir,al Nor Inquiry but no, t hTns maqc
T. hod, & ,,y|d M T." Of ,, aSoa, ic pnd or rns w,r
indicate Nnou' 10000 bush wrr' n6Gn 90 ,mPi'ds.
Teiov IedlJ uG to mn %N maiis i"'' of Nsy steamer
y cs sgoo, 600 h@>G @f farc "". spot soi
n"iualne unrradcd mixed a"d Witt, at iIt39', 10
So,c onoa, so miNci is%"i'c "l,v"'2, aS2"i o.
aGeaf a, 10 s6c and Do 'i%ri1r %1 s.s,sc. egsns
Isc DO Ny .lar %' =, ,,c .l"'G6 Do J%v 4G7le.s
Jnslg at .Gic 0Nrs-pe5cepcd frtncr ste9ah n
E'nF n, T' tS' W. .lo iacn wa cry mode ate Receipts
cGntngg lshi os SG o'. ,I. n"n i COO bush fn.r oS
odo u,h >po, ncudnc 80 mixed AZ S'[g cry3tGr elevator,
:sc aroot: so :. whit4 3s d:si2c clcyatt 40 Whit.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
-.,,, s.r roUIs GRAIy MARKET.

- Ionis March 20.-FlOur very uhscIIIeu .Hlu
attls d'Iny Whcat-AlthOugh prices huctuated SUNG
what the general feeling was bIliIh & s,d 'G t,,c"e cp
WAS J-ee34c above yesterday. 'ssh "a9 va i" inv
70 3:c August 70 &c bid corn-StoGs al sc tifs MsV
and closed higher; No cash. - - 30 90
May e l4c. Rye dull and lower small sales ,,,,;c, NO.
at 76c. Bran lower, C2 - U4o. ~ ~ ?Ira,d
prairie 81 son rs so timothy, rlO 1O@ 1l3 10 L'"
hrmly held at ~. Flaxseed lover, % i,-c p.on,,
meal quiet 81 o3. WtIskey sieau. 90 , i a,rn md
better PORK $40 81 ia sio 75 Lard 81 o5@ 80 10
Dry salt meats: O0se shoulders - w D1e LIE mare
ribs - TX shorts 81 90 boxed lots 10 Genus u!
Bacon shoulders IS 81 IL. longs and rts ." ~ ~.
shorts, 81 as. sugar cured hams, ssm TiV 30 n,s1
cepts-FIour 1000 bbls; wheat, 21,NoO Duon ,
9otOO bush: oats, 5000 bush; rye 2ooo pn5n ,3 II.
barley, 30 900 bush. shipments0tIour, puvo 80, ! H0o
bush rye 900 bush barley, 1000 BUSH
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
yryyaBK As AN ARCHDIOCEsE.

II has been rlmored for that Bishop WiSger
Il anxious 10 have his raised 70 the dignity o an ach'
shoprc and thai he IS his influence at Rome iof
that purpose He viii probably succeed as thers 10 W.
,es,ton 70 the measure except In he ciicunsahc.s In
, event another have De created AT some
convenient distance Newark, so a. 70 give toe h'"
nroy5rce OF New.Jelsey bishops besides The meuo
poli,an The advantages Of an arehbshophc are mao
Lisbon cger would become independent OF the Newfork
,ovncs m becoming archbishop would rank with the
srchbihops Of the country and precedence Of the Nov"
Jersey b hoDs and Dpoi ant factor In inc
quiet contest which II going on In inc hei@cY ~
the ap..ton Of foreign influence in the church Rome Is
,oswba. opposeI 10 the further creation OF metfopo''n
s. snle.s the need II absolute and division o
DE yew.York province made Buffalo would be tho
choice Of the bishops.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
PREPARING FOR WORLDS FAIR TRAFFN.

frttsburg March 20.-AbOut S1OOO,ooo VIII De eN-
pended this year and next on the lelfSNINa"a hhcs
west of Pittsburg with a view TO accommodating
,ho Worlds Fair traffic About 5000 900 will be
eoually divided between the Pirsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago road and the PittSburg chicago Cnc,hhau
and St Louis road, in laying several hundred miles II
new double track, for which work the contracts nave
been awarded. The remaining S2,OOO,ooO VIII be
devoted to new locomotives, passenger coaches ana
other rolling stock. a new system Tor ue entrance
tracks in Chicago will be adopted, and extensive
sddtt,ons will be- made TO the station facilities at
EDglewood, Archerave.. and other points in Chcaeo
Tho improvements the Pan Handle line VIII also
make it practically double track road In laying
the new tracks on both roads e>tTa heavy stec
rails weighing eghty-ivc pounds a yard, VIII DC used
TIE rails now down weigh seventy pounds yalu,
which Is above tie average.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
LIVE ,rocK MAEKEr.-nY TELEGRAPH.

Lun.'. March 3O.-tHttle-RcceptS for The last
-,.nt, t,ur hou,s TOO head. total for week thus
Jar a.O bend. f,r sam" time last week. 300
L,-J non" consigned through. none to New York :
IN ale 100 head market opened dull, clo,tti dull
list horv, .tnrr.. ~ $50 ~ a. hosS-Eeceipts for
an. 4, twenty fOur hoIrs 2-JO head total hT week
fhu, FAR - 80 head. for 'amc time hist week -,
100 head: cun-encl though. l.0Jo h,L!, 10 New-
Nors 100 heat: sale. LOO head: opened a
luli stronger Ani cD ed trOaS. all N'N, heavy
rt:,ios - - 10: packers and III d!ur,S. - o1
.,nI Usht - IOn - 10: good heavy ends, - jO0
- -. pig, good Ia lest. pj0 ~ 10; do common
,t,ip, f. inir. ~ ~ -: a,sn~t"d rOughs. - 40a
81 80: common iuughS. ~ 0O0 ~ % siags ~ -
s375. sheep and lambs Receipts FOX the last
r,yo iy four hours. l.G0o head total for week thus
f,, $500 bead for Samc dine last week. lIsoO
i,,rd ron.ilr.d thruIh. iHN head: TO Ncw-lotk
400 hrnt. ON snlr. 800 heat: opened .tronC Ia
- Sind, higher: two loads spring clipped lambs OF
-, - u,- average m, d3~ of the caeon. soli at
~ %. clsod lrm all -Old. Sh"cD extra fay. So 40
sG 90. good 10 choice 80 7j0 ~ 20; fair - gooi,
- 5Oq Is -: cull. AMI common. Tl0t1 40 lllnh>.
GOOD ~ extra native ~ 200 ~ ?o fair TO good, %6 30
~. cull, - common. ~ 250 H'j 40
Ch,c,go March 29.-"1hc Evening Journal" report /:
catIc-R. caip's $500 head; shipments, $500 head.
-, ioc 43 -: cows II lOaS9 IIogs-Rec"ipts.
-. .ooO head shipments. 700 head. Market 0pn,dd
n&i:5 packer, and mixed - Goa - = prime heavy
nrd nntch"r, ~ 75o ~ 90 Hight ~ 75d = 80; Hgs,
81 rO0 ~ 40 -hecp-Recc!pt., 6OOo head snip
ncnt> > 500 head. sheep sfcidy; s'mhS lower
|ves 81 - -: mixed - G0d So 30: wethcrS. gi0
s6 go: Wesicrrs. - 00o y" -. Lamb, - 5odTj o3