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INIErH MARn- EIRsr PREcINCr -Nnticn

EIFLH WAKD, fIksI PhbtINOInNotlce
visions of the charter sc the city of WashingtoR
Election will be held in the irst Precinct Of the
the house Of Walter Cooper, on Thhd street, b.
tween a st Get and Penr ~ lvania avenue south
Aldermen. and three Members OF the Beatd Il
Common Council, and Assessor, at which said
Precinct the votes Of all who registered in the
said Fifth Ward of the city of Washington, the
il rial letter Of whose names is from q ID, inrlu
tive, will be received. rolls open at A. VI. and
close at z. NJ.
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T. LEWIS,
S MahhIAf .k RRPRi sS%ai.

I'HIRp WARD, THIRD PRECINCr.-Noticei s
hereby given, thar In conformity to the proyis
lens Of the charter q the city Of Washington an
Eilecton viii De held in the Third Precinct Of the
northwest corner of Ninth and streets, for Mayor,
one me- mber Of the Board Of Aldermen and thres
n. mbers OF the Board Of Common Council, and AM
Assessor at which said precinct the votes OF ali who
are registered In the said Third Ward Of the CITY Of
Washington the initial letter OF hose names Is from
TO M inclusive, will be received Polls omen an
A. NJ. and close at r NJ NfoA -
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d. A. MIHRs, s
WlLLlAA d. WIFE,

SEyKNTH wARD, FOURTH PRECINCT-
Notice 10 hereby siven that, In conformity 10 the
an Election will be held in the Fourth PreciSct Of
the seventh Ward on MONDAY, 9Th OF June next.
Mayor, on Member OF The Board Of Aldermen s ,S
three members Of the Board Of Common Comet ell
all who are regi,tered in the sad seventh wSyd Of
the city OF M1shinEton the initial letter Of whose
Polls cpen att A, -. and close al I p. NJ
dt HoEnAs 4 F. sHITHsnd,l comm,..
G. B. cLARks, HAN sionsrs.
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Z. A AZ ,klvANs,( Commit.
J. r. HAiNOR. sioners

fSS ~. p 10
proxsioss Of the charter Of the city OF
seventh Ward on MoSDHi the siS ~ > june sns
s ssxd T street, bs.wesa foer and . half and
men. and three Members Of the Board OF Common
Council ana an Assessor at which said Precinct the
Ward Of the city Of the initial letter Of
whose names IL from TO inclusive, will be re-
ceiyed. Polls open At A. n. and close Of Z p NJ
4EkRY D. JOHNSON, y G..
H,AAi MIERs, , V siens,s
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w v 2 g LARS, MaANRSsIHALL.} Commits.
JERRY GRANsoN sioners.

SIXTH WARD, FIRST PRECINCT-Notice is
- hereby given that, in conforlni 10 the proyis-
lens Of the charter Of the city Of Washington, an
Election will be held in the First Precinct of the
Sixth Ward, ON MONDAY, 9th of June next, nj
Jacob Luskey's, Eighth street, between g ard 4,
for Mayor, one Member Of the Board Of Ala, rmen,
and three members of the Board Of Common Council,
at which said Precinct the all he are regis
tered in the said sixth ard Of the city Of Washing
ton the initial letter of whose from 20 d
inclusive, will be received. Polls open at z A. M.
and close AT p. M
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hhDs fhkCINCT.-NOtice
- Is hereby gwen that. in conformity to the pro
visions OF the charter Of the city Washington an
election will be held in the Fifth Precinct of the
second Ward on MoNDAI, 9th day of June next
at the Office OF the Commits sioner the Second Ward
corner u New York avenue and Thirteenth street,
lor Mayor one Member OF the Board of Aldermen,
and three Members Of the Board of Common COM
ell at which said PRECINCT the votes Of all who are
W ssbington, the initial letter Of whose names il
from TO inclusive, will be received Polls omen
at Z A. M. and close att Pm. WV"
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EIFTH WARD. FIFTH PRECINCT,-Net

EIFIH WAKD. FIFTH PkECINCT.-Notice l.
Il hereby given that. IN conformity TO the proyis-
ions Of the charter Of the city 81 Washington, an
Election will be held in the Fifth Precinct 81 the
Fifth Ward on MONDAY, 9Th Of June next. at the
corner Of and Third streets southeast. for Mayor
one Member of the Board of Aldermen and three
Members OF the Board II Common Council, and an
Assessor at hch said Precinct the votes Of ali who
registered in the ,aid Fifth Ward Of the city Of
ashinRton, the initial letter Of whose from
to u, inclusive. will be received Polls open AT Z
A. n. and close att P n
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N niG Gs MI. DUFFY (commi..
JOSEPH q. CAssIN sioners.

HIRD WARD, FOURTH PRECINCT-Notice
4 IL hereby given that, In conformity 10 the nro.
Visions OF the charter Of the city of Washington an
Lection Will be held 10 the Fourth Precinct of the
Ihlrd ward on MONDAY, 9th of June next AZ
northwest corner of Ninth and NJ streets Tor Mayor
one Member Of the Board Of Aldermen and three
Members OF the Board of Common OounciI and An
Assessor at which said Precinct the votes OF ali who
are registered IN the said Third Ward of the civ
from to D. inclusive, win be received. Polls open
at A. n. aid close u 7: a:
T. B. BELL, Comnls-
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%SkAfTSRf .H MIPgpLrros, c .;sns4.

ShNANl AhD. r lkST PRECINCT-Notice
- ls hereby given that, in conformity 20 the pro-
Visions OF The charter q the city Of Washington an
Election VIII be held in the First Precinct OF tile
Seventh wsrd on MONDAY 9th of June next. AZ
me corner e -Four and half and streets, for
three Members Of the Board Of Common Council.
and an Assessor at which said Precinct the votes
OF an who are registered in the said Seventh Ward
OF the city Of Washington the initial letter of whose
names is from A TO d, inclusive. viii be received
Polls open at A. - and close att NJ.
JAMES L.. N. BOWEN. co..
witLiiAM =: BAILEY, sSmT,s
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THIRD WARD, FIFTH PRECINCT-Notice ia
hereby given, that IN conformity 10 the proyi-
sions Of the charter OF the city Of Wsshington. an
LECTION will be held in the Fifth Precinct Of the
Third Ward, ON 4QNDAY, 9th Of June next Al the
northwest corner Of Ninth and streets for Mayor'
one MEMBER Of the Board Of Aldermen, and Tires
AssessHr at which said Precinct the votes Of ali Who
A. registered in the said Third Ward of the city Of
" ash,ngten, the initial letter Of whose name r.
from 70 r. inclusive, will be received. Polls omen
at A n. and close at p. NJ. FeN
(. Ii SATn Commits
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GEORGE i. JILLARD' sioners.

I'hIRp WARD, FIkST PRkCINCT.-Noticei is
herepy, gwen that, In conformity to the BRO
visions Of the charter Of the city of Washington an
TAhecti9n VIII be held n the First Precinct of the
Ihird ward on MONDAY, 9th of June next AT nj
sire street between seventh and Eighth streets south
men, and three members OF the Board of Common
Council and en- Assessor at which said Precinct the
votes OF All who are registered in the said Third
Ward of the city OF Washington the initial letter Of
whose names is from A TO ID, inclusive will be re-
celVed. Polls open at A. N. and close at p M
THOMAS W. PHILLIPS, -.
AARON kCSsELL, .3m nnn
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BASE BALL.-The Pastime Club, of Bar;
more, the crack amateur club OF the South, vii
visit this city Tomorrow to play sour Oiym
pics" AS the O's intend on that occasion I
present their reorRanixed nine. the game Wi
De one OF unusual interest. SEQ the advertise
ment under head Of "Amusements.n
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DUBLlC sALE-Notioe 10 hereby given thai n
- viii eel az public sale, 20 the Highest n
blcaer, Al clock y. N on Tho RSnAH, IN
the ~ DAY OF June. A. u. lGo, on High 1t A<S
in the CITY % Georeetawn, D G., in front Of Linal.
LOT m'ery JOHN = PAXTON
HI 81 Constable
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,; Bowzs Boous Worms sxRKsp Up.-,rose,
for illegal registering and held O,hoeI AIdei
Justice Walter. sneanng Dy
Richard Thomas was arrested ,~.t..,. =,
Oficer Blush, charged with illeg al:reSo..a uy
and after hearing before Justice Wah.r ~
committed to jail for court. WA
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r; b HAMILIoN, } commis.
CALEB HUGHES, Ils
JOHN THOM PSON sioners.

~ hereby given that in conformity to me PROVISIONS
81 the charter Of the city Of Washington, an Elec
lion Will be held IN the Fifth Precinct of the sixth
Ward ON MONDAY, 9Th Of June next, ct Joseph
sox :, kighih street, between L. aud NJ Streets for
Mayor. one Member of the Board of Aldermen, and
three Members Of the Board of Common Council
at which said Precinct the votes Of all who are regis
t.red IN the said Sixth Ward of the city of ashng
ton, the initial letter of who sc names j. from II
and close at p M. ~ " - -
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IN IN THE MULTITUDE Of strawberry festiva
now no. IN progress, that being held in the halls
nef House, on street. near st. Aloysir
ohisct hsAould not be overlooked It's excelleI
c;stv on for the benefit Of the Relief s,
citvD shon,d NE most useful associations in Ii
of ~. nt;na sosmend Ii to all; and the name
cbarscter oy as %fficient guarantee as to ID
Shermsn IL TIN e nSnagement. Mrs. Gener,
Barbour vice president. ana MIS- oohn
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CASPER KELLER, )cor
SAMUEL FAN DATCHER, u. .io

<INVtNp w HhD, TVUhIH FhECINOT.-NO-
- tice Is hereby given that, in Conformity To the
provisions of the charter of the city of Washing on
an Election will be held in the Fourth Precinct of
at ID tore on Twelfth street, one door from
one Member of the Board of Aldermen, and fhree
Members Of the Ii, ard OF Common Council AT which
said Precinct the of all who are registered In
the said Second ard of the city of Washngt the
initial letter of whose names is from to s. inclu-
siye. will be received. Polls open at A. n and
close att =. NJ. E.C. WEAVER, } 60.
JOHN cURREY snnarH
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ELECTION NOTICES.

FIRST wARD, FIRST PREC1NCT1Notice is
hereby given that. IN conformity 70 the provl
SONS of the charter of the city OF Washington. an
Election will be held in the First Precinct Of the
First Ward on MONDAY, oh Of June next, at the
Commissioners Office, No. 1908 L street, between
Mi eteenth and Twentieth, for Mayor. one Member
of the Bos ri of Aldermen ard three Members Of the
Bss ri Of Comnon Ccuncii and an Assessor az which
said Precinct the votes Of all who registered in
the said First Ward Of the city Of Washington, the
initial letter Of whose names Is from A 90 ID. inclu
sive. will be received. Polls open at A. NJ. and
close at 7 p. n.
FRANCIS TAHERNS,y S:SI.us
PETER H0WIS0N. s'o"ofs'
EIRsT wARD, SECOND PRECINCT.-Notice
is hereby given that, in conformity 20 the pro-
visions Of the charter of the city Of Washington
Election will be held in the Second Precinct Of the
First Ward. On MONDAY. 9TH Of June next, at
Squire Anderson's Office, No. 1906 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth, for Mayor; one
Member If the Board Of Aldermen, and three Mem
bsrs Of the Board of Common Council, and an As
SCISSOR, which said Precinct the votes of all who
registered in the said First Ward of the city Of
Washington, the initial letter Of whose names is
at A NJ. and close att p. NJ.
M N Il; TiaLEYM oRNIry Commits
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

GEoRGETOWN DOLLAR STORE, n Bist,
" street.-yust received, unsurpAs--d assort-
mint u Jet and fsncy Jewelry, Chr plnos Nssas
kni,es; PiPss, Fans, Albums, Sc., &c. Call and
see, ~ NO. rs. myE-lm
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d dHn CENSUS TAKERS viii begin operations to-
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/. + EdhS SSAsns c ,isn.4.
/. JONES, honers.

1id 5oe u Z hereby given h. 70 t6e 1r
Election Will be held in the Ssee ~ an
the Of r 9a dA ON sh next, Il
Members OF the Board Of Aldermen :na ssor, two
Precinct the s" Sese % q Which s.d
said Fourth Ward Of the city Of Wnsb.ssan the
sue VIII sus ~ Whose names 10 frcm Ito in jne
cicse atTP Mrecsised Polis oSen At ] A. ~ ana
tkEpEnlCK IDDINs.
c.Hzs JAM a shiscof s sisna:.
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TT. GATCHGLL,) co,,,.
A. W. TICKER. y Ngiihlls
W.SLATER \ siVueTs.
ssI$Sa$ .SSS c :is%.s.

Hi n WbhD, fOl NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is hereby given that, in conformity TO the provi
sons OF the charter of the city Of Washington, ar
Election will be held in the Fourth Precinct th.
Fifth Ward on MONDA Y, 9th OF June next, az tn,
corner Of Third and streets southeast, for Mayor
one Member of the Board of Aldermen, and thre.
Members of the Board of Common Council aud an
Assessor, at which Precinct the Of all who ar,
registered in the said Fifth Ward Of the city o.
Washington the initial letter Of whose IL from
to s, inclusive, will be received. Polls open at
A. NJ and close at p n.
CHARLES JONES, l,.-
DENNIS CALLAHAN NgenlnIls
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SIAIH WAkD; THIRD PRECINCT.-Noticei s
- hereby given that, in conformity the provisions
Of the charter Of the city Of Washington, an Elec
ton will he held in the Third Precinct Of the Sixth
Ward on MONDAY, 9Th of June next. at Richard
Curtin s. corner Ninth and streets, for Mayor one
Member Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three Mem
bers OF the Board OF Common Council, which said
Precinct the vote Of all who are registered in the
said sixth Ward OF the city Of washington, the in
tfal letter of whose Banes lie from 90 M inclusive
VIII be received. Polls open AZ A. NJ and close at
p. n. CHARLES CARROLL, l,,
GEORGE HUMPHREYS oomns-
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GRAND REVIEW, FLAG RAISING AND Boar
RAcE.-On Thursday afternoon there will he ,
gala lime about the G-street wharf, the occasion
being the opening OF the boating season by the
AhaIostan Boat Club. The club will hoist their
there will be grand review Of the club by
PRESIDENT Grant, Gen. Sherman, and members
OF tne cabinet, and other distinguished gentle
men. 1he club will have out over fifty uni
forms and all their boats. eleven or twelve In
number. At 6x O'Clock FACE between a four.
Dared shell and six-oared outrigger will take
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kE4G sshNfR.
r. i. TALRERT

SIXTH WARD, SECOND PRE- INCT-Notice
- is hereby given that in conformity 20 the proyi-
sions ef the charter Of the city of Washington an
Election Will be IN the Second Precinct Of the sixth
mssioners Once, I street, between seventh aud
Eighth streets. for Mayor. Member of the Board
Of Aldermen, and three Members of the Buard OF
Common Council at which said Precinct the votes of
all who registered in the said Sixth ard Of The
city of Washington, the initial letter Of whose nsmes
l. from p to III inclusive will be received. POLE
open at A. NJ, and close at p. M
THOMAS JACOBS Ct.
A. MMARDc sioners
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OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE, No. ~
STEIN Money loaned on all kinds q m~r- lV1
chandise. unredeemed pledges sold at pri - "
sales. my7-lm
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SECOND WARD, THIRD PRECINCT.-Notice
- is hereby given that, in conformity 20 the pro
VISIONS Of the charter of the city of Warrington an
second Ward on MONDAY, 9th of June next, at
charles kobersons on street, one door from the
one Member Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three
Members OF the Board Of Common Council, at
which said Precinct the votes of ali who are regis
tered in the said Second Ward Of the city of Wash
ington, the initial letter of whose is from to
M inclusive will be received Polls open at a. m
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rELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
EMPEROR OF GERMAN!
King William Accepts the Title.
Louis, Of Bavaria, Wf,;ts 70 Jchn, Of Max.
oRy, approving il.
The Army Of the Loire.
1t is Again about 10 Make q Forward Move
ment.
M0NTARGIs EVACUATED BY TIE
GERMANS.
AEEAIItS AT PARIS.
MONTARGIs EVACUATED BY THE
GERMANS.
Affairs AT PARIS.
The situation Favorable.

Teleerapked Exclusively 20 The EreniHg Star.
TIE GE MANS EEACUATE MoNTAR-
G'S.
Tours, Dec. s.-Montargis, in the Depart.
ment Of LOiret, has been evacuated by the Ger
mans.
FORWARD, MARCH.
The army Of the Loire has again started on
forward movement.
THE SITUATION AT PARIS.
Advices from Paris have been received BY
balloon to the sth instant. The situation was
satisfactory.
The Prussans were actively at work con.
structing defensive works i'm the rear of the
lines from which the French recently drove
them.
Large numbers OF prisoners had arrived at
Paris. They were capture in tue battles at
the cast and sou-h CT the city on the I'd.
The Prussians, in their attack, hurled over
10000 men scalrst General Ducrot. In spite
OF these ipmepse numl srs Ducrot held his
graUnd, and repulsed the enemy.
THE SIEGE OF BELFoRr.
AdFices have been received from the garri.
son OF Belfort 10 the 9th instant. The siege wa.
progressing vigorously. The Prussiars had al.
tempted to storm the place, but had been beaten
of. One OF their regiments was entirely cut 70
pieces in the attack.
THE NEW GERMAN LOAN.
BERLIN, Dec. 6.-The 81, 900 900 loan recently
authorized by the North German Parliament
will be allotted TO subscription ia London.
THE MOVEMENT TO MAKE KING VIII
LIAM AN EMPEROR.
The following letter from King Louis OF
Bavaria, 10 King John, or Saxony, has lust
been made public:
=" The Germans, led by the King of Prussia
celebrate the brotherhood of arms, giving ole,
riOus proof of the importance and power of
united Germany. l have negotiated 20 THIS end
at versailles, aud now iLvife You aud other
German Princes 10 urge the King OF Prussia 20
assume the title OF Emperor of Germany united
with presidential functions. Proud to take the
first step IN crowring German unity, I hope for
YOUR assent and that Of other princes and free
towns"
KING WILLIAM ACCEPTS THE TITLE,
LONDON, Dec. 9.-tSpecial 10 the Er,siDg
Telegram. "A dispatch from Berlin states that
King William has accepted the title of Fmpe-
ror OF Germany. There is immense er.husi-
ssm at Benin.
THE FRENCH ACCEPTANCE OF THE
CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Dec. The French accen. srra RI
a conference icr the settlement OF the Easter
question is urcortitional.
TWO ITEMS ABOUT BISMARC-.
RKRLIN, Dec. lit II said that Bismarck will
treat the acceptance or rejection OF the South
German treaties % a cabinet question.
LONDON, Dec. I.-BismarSk considers the se-
lay N voting tor NE new constitution as work
ing mischief.
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
FRIDAY, December Q.

SENATE-Various memorials and petitions
were presented, and appropriated referred.
Mr.. Harlan, from Committee on Indian Az
fairs, reported formally bill to provide for the
selection of Delegate to Goa sress from the
Indian Territory.
Mr.Drake Introduced bin 20 regulate rank in
the navy, and for other purposes.
Mr.. Patterson introduced bill TO amend the
act in relation to colored schools in the District
of Columbia.
Mr.. Cole introduced bill in relation to tae eN-
port7tion Of petroleum.
Mr.. Stewart introduced bill 70 define and pre-
tect the rights OF miners and encourage the de-
velopment OF mines.
MIR. Kellogg introduced bill to amend the
naturalization acts.
Mr.. Pomeroy offered a resolution authorizing
the Sergeant alarms to donate certain old
carpets, lately removed from the committee
rooms o. the Senate, to the lady managers q
the Colored Orphans ASYLUM and the Colo ed
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Asylum.
Mr.. Edmunds said the carpets belonged 70 the
taxpayers; but he had ne objection TO subscribe
with ether Senators to buy them and present
them TO these institutions. Nearly every public
building in the District of Columbia had already
been given away 10 charitable institutions.
After some further discussion, the resolution
was adopted.
Mr.. Sumner offered a lengthy resolution re-
questing the President to communicate ali facts
relative to the proposed annexation OF San Do
TO obtain a footho'd on the island. Laid over.
Mr.. Casserly offered q lengthy resolution
calling upon the President for all the facts in
reference to the employment of the L. 5. land
or sea forces in connection with the elections
in any OF the States since March I, 1869, and the
cost of the same.
MIR. Hamlin said the resolution was so long that
he could not carry ii in his mind, and asked
that il lay over until il be printed.
Mr.. Ross called up his resolution instructing
The Committee on Indian Affairs to inquire into
the charges of fraud in connection with the
Miami Indian lands in Kansas; which was
agreed TO.
The Senate then went into executive session.
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The Working People.

LABOR NTttes AgGiHst Reduction Of Wages.
The journey men shoemakers of New York,
TO the number OF about ) eco, last week deter
mined to strike agains. an attempt by the boot
ard shoe manufacturers TO reduce their wages
In view Of the uncommon dullness Of the trade
about twenty-hye OF the leading manufacturers
held conference recently, and resolved To re-
duce the wages OF their employees. Last Satur-
day they informed their employees that thew
would reduce their wages about 2i per cent
Ire corowaineTs resisting, The reduction was
changed 10 10 Per cent but TO this the EN- ployes
declined TO assent. The Grand Council OF St
CIlspln on Saturday night ordered all their
meT1ers TO strike, and they determined TO do
20 on Monday. but the strike was DELAYED in con-
sequence of want of concerted action among the
journeymen. 1t was reported yesterday that
measures we're In progress to settle the difficult
" by arbitration. Several prominent manu-
facsurers Rave already abandoned the proposed
reduction OF wages and will continue work a.
old prices. At a meeting OF the Crispins last
evening, twas announced that the employers
complying with the request OF the strikers had
appointed committee to meet committee of
the Crjspins' Association to discuss the cues
tons in dispute and harmonic the differences
A strike is also reported in New York CITY
among the masons employed in the New Har-
lacm railroad depot, in consequence of the re-
ductIOn of the period of labor to seven ours
ana half, and reduction OF wages from u TO
s. n day.
The miners in the districts operated Nv the
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad
Company IN PENNSYLVANIA recently resolved
by "A vote OF over 600 to 400 20 suspend work.
The company reduced the wages OF miners IS
teHts car, and upon this reduction the suspen-
sion is based. All the men employed at the
Delaware and Hudson Canal COmpany's mine ;
and Pennsylvania COnra1y'3 works are also
out, but apparently lot upon auy definite action
taken by them as py those OF the Delaware
Lackawanna, and Western Company's men
The latter company claims to have only leo .O0O
tons OF coal in the yards at different points
east ard west, but the quantity is probably
many tons greater. Scranton and other mining
regions remain perfectly quiet, and no dsturb-
ance of any kind is appreheHded. The supply
OF coal in stock by the three great companies is
probably sufficient TO meet all the demands of