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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

DISTURBANCE AT CULpErER COURTHOUSE.
Gentlemon who arrived here this morning from
Culpcper Court House report that disturb
ance occurred there last night between some
white and colorcd men, daring which one o.
the latter, Francis Bryant, was severely, IT not
fatally injured, by knife in the hands of one
Of the vrucr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

THE STREET RAlLNOAD-Work on the
street railroad is progressing rapidly, and there
is little doubt expressed that it will be compile
ted by the 4th of July. Mr.. Mink, the con-
tractor, has very cheerfully adopted sugses-
ton of the Superintendent of Police, which
was that no more of King street be torn up
until the track be laid and the street be re-
paved to the point already reached.
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yEe,sGSsec EHElsews.
WASHINGTON. JUICE 10. il .. II.

WASHINGTON, JUICE 10, ii .. n.
Probabilities. For the Middle States, cloudy
weather gentle to fresh, and occasionally brI,k,
southerly to westerly winds and raln areas. For
the South Atlantic States, light to fresh south
casterly 70 southwcscriy WlnuS anu clear or
nartly cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
The Death OF John swift.

PHILADELPHIA June lO.-John Swift, who
thirty years was mayor of this city aud elected
for many successive terms, died last night,
aged So His widow, "a daughter Of the late
Commodore TruXt0n, survives hun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

Hats One of the handsomcst displays OF
hats ever exhibited in this city, is that of
9leSsrS. |. Schwartz d Co. at Sarepta Hall.
It vas purchased at bankrupt's sale in New
York, and comprises all varieties Of hats ever
worn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
tEhn xNaiMorfi, Murder.

New York, June lo--lhc grand Jury OF
Oyer aud Tcrmincr This morning Iolnd an in
dictmcut against Frank Ii. Waiwurth, Tor muir
der in the first degree. 1t Is not settled when
the youthful plrricdc will be tried
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

SUNDAY School ExCURsIoN.-Thc teach
CTS and scholars of the German Lutheran
Church Sunday School left here this morning
VIA the ". 4 o. r. r. for Carlin's Springs,
Where they sncnt the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
Sale ofE'aDers Prohibited.

PARIS, Juac l0.--Thc sale OF journals in the
streets the cities and towns il thc Depart
mcnt OF Roync has been prohibited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
LOCAL BREyITIES.

The excursion of the White Rose Social Club
to Carlln's Springs yesterday is described as
having been Il most pleasurable affair. The
grounds and payilions have been elegantly lit
ted UP and the best Of order is preserved.
4 number OF the citizens OF the surrounding
country were in attendance and all expressed
themselves delighted with the place and the
entertainment
The CLAIMS that come here now are excellent
\ friend who ate halt dozen raw at Stone 5
this morning, and topped them with a Julcp
made by John 14aneg hanat the Mansion House,
says that men may come and men may 60, but
that he felt like he was going on for ever.
The Arlington pictures, description OF
which was published in the Gazette last tall,
having been repaired, have been returned to
Green's cabinet factory to be packed and for
wardcd to their respective destinations
The u. s. steamer Frolic which passed by
here yesterday afternoon on her way from the
Navy Yard at Washington to New York struck
on the bar ut Matthias Point and vas aground
there early this morning.
The delegates to the State Catholic Union
from this city and Mr. Il. J. IIandey, Of W est
Virginia, also delegate, left her this morning
tor Richmond. Father O. Kane the delegate
at large, was unable to leave.
The market this morning was well supplied
with fruits and vegetables Strawberries, cher
rics green peas bccts, cucumbcrs, &c. Prices
as quoted last Saturday.
The regular meeting of the City Council will
cake place tonight. Several matters OF inter
est arc expected TO be brought up for consldcra-
ton.
The general health in this city continues to
nc gu,ud We hope there will DC no lntcrmlS,
sion in tl;n efforts 10 keep the CITY clear Oi all
that is likely to produce disease.
The report OF another case of smallpox IL
the soillilcru portion Of The city, was Incorrect
The case mentioned Il few days ago is conva-
Descent.
The public school examinations will begin on
the I'D Of } tluc and continue for one week.
Cards OF honor VII! be awarded to deserving
pupils.
The lcY3flon nf the old Marshall House Is
going Oh and Mr. Gcnizbcrger will soon have
cnrnlnudionS stores erected on thu site where 1t
formerly stood.
Four more cans of artfcially Matched shad
passed through here last night by KnoXs eX-
press, bound to the head waters oil the kanaWha
River.
Capt Doc Grimes is having Il stern wheel
steamer Duiit at ucrouuan with which to run
wood Oh Tue Potomac
Numbers Ct ON citizens witnessed the hand
some :'rl!! ct' The knights Tcmpar at Battery
Rodrcrs last evening.
\ daily mai has been ordered from Stras
burg, on the Manassas Branch of the W. G..
Y. II. l. g. s. L. t. to Capon Springs
As vegetables are nov abundant, and ought
TO oc cheap, care should be taken to avoid
stale articles Of food
The nights have been cool and pleasant re-
Gently
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
;suy1ion Inn 1f.a Rank ii; iaSs;a,sI.

LONDON, June l0-4.3 81 p. N. The amount
of bullion gone into thc Bank Of ''HgSn" on
balance to-day is e223, 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
)i iLIO.

At Portsmouth, N. H., on tho 9th instant,
airs. Woodbury., widow Of the late Judge
Levi Woodbury., OF the Supreme Court of
tho l. ntcJ States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
'Ehe Presidents Movements.

NEW YoRK, june lo.-Prcsldcnt Grant amt
others from Long Branch leave to-day for
West Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
M RS. B. DREIFUS,

M RS B. DRElFUs'
~ No. 100 King street.
LAS now one of the finest and cheapest lines of
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS
IN this city. A fine assortment of
LADIES' UNDERGARMENT
line
Only the best and most skilful hands to do the
work
Je 10 Mrs B. DREIFUS.
OST-A CANARY BIRD If in the pos
4 session of any ono with W HON it may have
taken refuge he will greatly oblige the owner
oy giving information to Mr.. SCHAFER, Fair
lax street. or at 241 King street. lt*
SUGARS-4 hhds V. p. and p. Z. Sugars
~ received to-day by
jel0 j. C. MILBURN.
COFFEES-22 bags Old Government, Java,
~ Maracsibo and Rio Coifees received this
day by lie lO] j. G. MILBURN.
Ok BONES STARCH received to-day BY
~ je 10 j. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
MAYORS Office,
~ Office.

~ Alexandria, June i, 1873
All pcrs ms owning or intending To keep any
animal of the dog or canine species shall come
forward and take gu: II license for the same from
the Auditor. All persons found with n dog OF
dogs on his or her premises without the required
license shall be fined five dollars by the Mayor
for every dog 50 owned or harborcd after July l..
And it j. farther ordered, that after the 2OLh
instant MI dogs found remaining ut large in the
streets of this city without being properly and
securely muzzcd shall be seized by persons de-
sgnated for that purpose and dealt with accord
ing to law Also Ill dogs found running ut large
in the Market Pncc shall be killed.
lie CIV WM. y. BERk LEY. Mnror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

1--WE BEE UTIFUL
Z BAY STALLION "STAR"
Will stand this season NJ CATS TAVERN
West End, from APRIL lst to JUNE ~
Both, 1873 Star is Mahogany Bay, IA1N
IT,! hands high, and . yeas old, weigh L.l-Z-l
ing 400 lbs an excellent driver an! drugnt
horse He was raised by Mr.. Brown, of Eau
quicr county. Va; his sire WAS Il Morgan horse;
his dam !. Black Hawk mare.
Terms ;:lj for the season. The best care will
be taken Of mares left 1T the stand No account
ability, however, I',r unavoidnblc accidents.
al Is -cn2rn L. u. CApTS, Proprietor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
The Markets.

New YORK, Juno l0-StocES;s dali. Money
firm at 5a6 Gold queta u. I l"s n uie',hlsci'
B ssHs I so juno lo-virgina g. old, $S!
viro;n;as consolidated, SOL West vi7ginl:.s u'
rn ns,r,' "niet but frm low middinss IsalSs
white Southern 7oa71 mixed Western ~; "a a
dnil Sonthern 4Sa:O; Western mixed HAAS; 90.
wb;t,a aoa50 rye dull and unchanged Lay
une .i u Provisions dull. Western Butter
firm ana unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
POLICE HEADQUARTERS. Tho following

POLICE HEADoUARTERs.-Iho following
cases have been reported at police headquarters
since yesterday Mary Jane Payne, colored
nymph du pave, was fued and discharged;
John Colston, colored, for disorderly conduct,
was fined and discharged; Margaret Lucas, for
disorderly conduct, was sent to the work house
for thirty days; James I. Balton, re-cxamiucd
upon the charge of complicity in the late robbery
of the store of Mr.. James Smith, was discharged
for want of Evidence, and Thomas Curran and
William Lee, arrested for shooting at each
other in pcttey' restaurant last Sunday morn
ing, were re-examincd and fully committed for
their appearance at the next term of the Court
to answer the charge Of carrying concealed and
unlawful weapons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

DISTURBANCE AT A CIRCUS. -The Washing
ton Republican Of this morning says:-'Soon
after the commencing of the performance at
Howe's last evening u party Of colored roughS
gathered n the rear of the canvas and began
throwing stones over the top of the tent into
the ring, Que Of them striking one of the men
connected with the circus on the head, cutting
him badly. Officer Turnterg appeared, when
he was received by voey Of stones. LII:
fired two shots into the crowd dispensing it, and
succeeded, after lively chase, In capturing
one of the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

TIE VIENNA HOTELS new hotel:
built 10 Vienna during the past year and open
cd on the lst of May are very numerous, anC
four Of them would be regarded as irst-clas:
houses even in New York. The Hotel de
Fluncc the Austria, the Mctropole and the
Imperial are all larger than the Carrollton OF
Rarnum'S, in Baltimore, and have imposing
architectural fronts on the RlDgtrasse. The
Mctroroc and the Imperial are larger than the
Fifth Avenue They are furnished throughout
in the most costly manner, and arc each pro-
vidcd with elevators, the first, with the cxccp-
inll # that at the Grand Hotel, ever used 10
Vienna Their nrGprctors anticipated that III
six months they would make fortunes, and com.
ucncrd by charging five dollars per day Tor sim
Gle roonrs without board. The result was that the
moment The opening ceremonies of the txposl-
ton were Gycrcvery stranger packed up and left.
Ten dollars per day was the lowest cost at which
any one could live at hotel and few were will
ling to stand this cxtortiou. at this time, al
though prices have been reduced to about one
fourth Of the amount at first charged there
is rene of them now more than one-third
full The Austria, in which VIC arc stopping,
though CAPABLE Of accommodating three hun
1TCti. iliu Dul SlAIy EuCSlo III thS llouoC WIS
morning, and some Of the othcc houses arc
still more bare. Those who intended to remain
here for month now limit themselves to q
week, and it is evident that this rapacity of the
hotel keepers and the caterers for strangers,
have greatly damaged the reputation Of the
city. Vienna has always been famous for its
greed in pIucking strangers, having been re-
gar,lcd as the most costly city in the world, and
it will now have worldwide reputation. The
city authorities did their best to establish
moderate prices by the enactment Of laws, but
The dozen leading hotels dcied all control, and
have now, when it is too late, been taught to
regret their folly. Nearly dozen new second
and third class hotels were opened at the same
time, and as these paid some respect to the law,
they have Jared better than the larger houses
The cxtortions upon strangers is, however,
not confined to the hotel keepers. The Ger
man can live as cheapy in Vienna as in any
European city. hut in the coffee rooms and
CITES the stranger is r. gardcd as lawful plumber.
One third more is charged him for everything
he may order, and if he happens to not under
stand the language heavier tariff than this is
imposed uron him. If he is 80 fortunate as to
have German friend to settle for him, he is
astDunlcd al the chcapncsS Of everything as
compared with any other city in Europe If
therefore, the people Of Vienna ever learn to
treat strangers even as fairly as they are treat
Cd in Paris, it will become the favorite city OF
the continent. lfa commissionajrc is employed
&c ouly assists ia plundcrirg, aud divides with
the riu.iercgs. -Fn'tnn IL the But. IosctTcan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
Yg1R E IS u j. + Z $ N . 7 G +
STATE iICES SES,

STATE LICENSES.
Ali persons t'.kiug y 1t license i"rnny bnSln -
arc hereby notified that they are required by
law to pay the amount of such license TO the
Treasurer, nj his Office. immcdiate y upon re-
cnipt of the Commissioners crrtIl!cate' ANY
person falling 20 comply with this law renders
him&cl: Ilahlr to heavy fines and pcnAti"s.
W. d. COKSh, City Treasurer.
Office ,.t the Banking House OF W. ID. C"rs"
l. Co., No. - King street. lc i-'w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

I: viii hc seen that Stakes has been granted
IL rev trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

CORPORATION CouRr-Julge r. ~ Lo1oe
2ursitlino. Tho will Of Ellen d. Brown was
proved and ordered to be recorded.
w A. Jones was licensed to keep an orai-
nary.
Jane Boush was appointed and qualified
gurdiap of the infant children Of n. Boush,
deceased.
Smoot vs. Stcuart, on suggestion VS.. Nc
Graw ct ais; docketcd and continued.
Fisher vs. Gray; in chancery; motion to quash
sci ia. against Lewis heirs overrulcd, and dc
cree.
Court adjourned till tomorrow morning at
l O'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
PAYS OUR CUSTOM ERS
PAYS OUR CUSTOMERS |
PAYS OURSELVES !!
PAYS OURSELV Els |!
III A 81. E 1s d TIL T. Is =,

Being overstockcd. We must reduce.
Having too many goods,
Our inducements arc tempting.
Nothing at the price equals
Our $40 Business Suits.
Few goods arc better than
Our Sis Business Suits.
Nothing in tho market surpnsscs
Our $50 Business Suits,
Former prices, Sl5, S22, S27.
Present prices $40, Sl5, so.
First purchasers Find best selections
No Partially.
No Partially.
Equal Rights for The Boys.
Equal Rights for the Boys.
So. 81. $40.
Good Suit So
Better Suit, 81.
Fine Suit, $40
Former selling ut s., SO and SIS.
Inducements extraordinary.
Temptations Irresistible
Stock Large. Call Early.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
OCAL N H w -

DEATH OF THE SYcAMoREs.- sycamore
trees in this city, like those of which we hear
throughout the State, are rapidly dying, and
the places that now know them will soon K know
them no more for ever Those on Jones l o ~
and along the Bromelaw have already gone inc III,
way OF ali trees and the blight has now attack
ed those in the center of the city, and 1t wont
be long before sycamore balls, with which we
all as children have played will be things of
and now the sycanores are following, them.
Some other Of our favorite trees will prob
ably be the next to suffer determination,
but should they all go we can derive
consolation from the fact contained in the lines
The Ash, the Oak and the Weeping Willow
tree, -, .,,,
Are ali growing green in South Amcrlkey'"
and cmigrate to that country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

ms-rho regular monthly meeting OF the CO.
1 IiI Steam Fire Engine Co. will be held on
wednesday evening, the 18th inst, ut 8 O clock.
Je lUl2t M MCLEAN Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
YDlIN S. GREEN l.,

JOHN $. GREENE
Successor to Jno. r. Henderson 81 Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No South Union street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Particular attention given TO the sale of Ill
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
Orders for GUANO and FERTILIZERS,
PLASTER, SALT, FISH, SEEDS, GKDCE-
RES, &c, filled attnc lowest market rate Jet
EOE SALE AT NO. Al SOUTH IA IKFAN
4 STREET
300 hbls Of POTOMAC FISH, ct this seasons
catch, and of my own curing.
FAMILY ROE HERRING.
No HERRING.
No. | SIIAD.
Also 5000 lbs Of BACON, Of my own curing.
Also a HORSE, CART aad HARNESS.
5. }. REED,
je G-l0t No. "a south Fairfax ST.
pRANCli OFFICE OF TIE RICHMOND
- STEAM DYE WORKS, Richmond, Va.
Mrs b. DkEIfUS, Agent for Alexandria, No.
loU King street. Our agent will receive and de-
liver ali kinds Of DY ENG and CLEANING
of GENTS and LADIES GARMENTS. No
chnrg.. for nxprassagc. Call for particulars NJ
our uicc, No. ilU hing street.
Mrs. B. DREIFUS, Agent.
NH u -%m ID. H. BLASCDW, Prop.
DOARD CAN BE OBTAINED in u family
ID residing near Lllc village of White Post, in
the Valley Of Virginia. ten miles from Winch"s-
ter and Berry willie. y good bath house and ic,
in abundance Terms moderate. Address y.
B., White Post, Clarke CO, Va. jc CIV
rT1uE CELEBRATED BEEFSTEAk To-
l. MATOES can be had ut the
CHINESE TEA COMPANY'S,
ieG No II north Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

- BONES FACTORY CHEk9G received
i = to-day By lie !0I ). Z. MlLbo lsH:
BRICkS!!
25O,OOO BEST QUALITY now for sale III
lots to suit. Apply To >,,,,,,
my 29-tf EMAN u Eli FEANC1c.
DRIME HAMS, small sizes, for sale by
l. je6 j. u. MlLBU Nm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
/ ECElE ED TO DAY

5 hhds. Sugar and l'iain Cured Sides and
Shoulders.
> Heroes Fine Hams.
80 . Lard For sale by
nay - K. NJ. LA WSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

WH1IE 'ooD"' WHITE GOODS,
Swiss, Striped Mu-!'s, Victoria Lawns, lii.h-
op Lawns, I,atisic Piq uns Cambrics, Main
socks, &c, just opened ny
WM n. BERkLEI,
my % Gi King street.
DAIN1:o AND Oils.
We are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
PAINTS AND OILS direct from the inanuiac-
tories, 10 which wc invite the attention of AL
using the same. "
my2} COOK s. CREIGHTON,
EXCUESlON5I PlCNICS before start
IL ing purchase bottle Of FRUIT SY RUP.
A spoonful in glass Of water makes a delicious
drink For sale by the
CHIN ESE TEA COMPANY,
jcG No. II north Royal street.
I OTIS FOR SALE.
TWO LOTS Oh Pitt street. between Princess
and Queen, for sale. Apply to
my 2S-tf }. I. STONE, As Wolfe st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

Washington. my 3l-tAugS
--------------.------
TAN ED F ~ l rs.
Peaches, 1omators Green Corn also MINED
PICKLES by tho gallon. For sale by
my23 DAVY IL HARMON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
THE FIRE RECORD.

A fire was discovered yesterday morning In
the fOurstory building, No. "a Corandt-st., occupied
by Wellington A. Carter aoon for the sale OF
military goods and before the flames could DO extin
gushed the stock had been damaged $4,000 The goods
were insured IN city companies, the names OF which
could nor 5e ssSsrtaineI The building is owned by the
estate OF Bradford and Livingston. and was damagsa
1880; fully insured The adjoining premises occupied
by Hall Bauyelt, aud Day, HOagiand &5tigler, Whoe
sale drisgsts, were slightly preached with water anu
q small Quality Of goods was badly DAMAGED. i1e
arc originated on the Fourth floor among collection OF
saddles, blankets, and other requirements, out In
what manner Is not known.
A fire broke out this morning about1 o'clock III
the envelope and paper mandatory OF f. W. Brown on
the second floor OF No. 20 Beekmanst between Nassau
and Wiamsts Before the flames could be extinguished
they spread the first and third floors the rst story
being occupied by W +. Boes, paper dealer, and tho
third by Mr. Brown. The Of the fire Ia not Known
but 1t thought that it caught from stove In the back
part OF the second floor. Estimated damage to MT
Browns stock 5000 to Mr. Bolless $1,000 damage 10
buildipR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
A TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.

The annual session of the Grand Division
Of the Sons Temperance OF Eastern Newfork opened
at Lyric Hall yesterday morning and continued through
the afternoon and evening The morning session was
devoted to the reception OF reports from various com
mitees and officials of the order. The Grand Worthy
Patriarch Charles i. Gdersleeye, read paper on the
general progress Of the Order The Grand Scribe f. H.
Hopkins, reported that there had been four
new divisions organized during the last quarter,
making a total organization OF 259 divisions. During
this time 90s members had been received, making
the roll OF membership 1896 and 2G76 lady visit
ors During the last three months also. $50 members
had expelled, Asa had been suspended oo4 had
withdrawn, and II died At the evening convocation,
NJ ii. Scott, Grand Worthy Patriarch OF New-Jersey,
was received officially, and the following committee was
appointed to confer with the Grand Division Of Western
NewYOrk concerning tho question OF union Of tho two
Grand Divisions: j. n. Stearns, A. G. Flanagan, H.
Hague g. Merritt. jr and s. L. Parsons. The election
Of officers resulted as follows:
Grand Worthy Patriarch. Samuel l.. Parsons; Grand
Worthy Assistant. George f. Temper; Grand Scribe,
T. Ii. Hopkins Grand Treasurer, A. p. HlRglns Grand
Chaplain. the Row. L. l.. Cuyler; Grand Conductor, G.
Iatour Grand Sentinel, j. A. Hozaptel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
VORKIyGlfENS PROSPECTS.

THE EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY RAILROADS UNMofEsrED.
The officers Of several city railroad COM
panies were visited yesterday by TRIBUNE reporter for
the purpose Of ascertaning what changes, any had
been made necessary by the tate financial disturbances
and also what changes are likely to be made In the
future especially with reference TO the employees
The sixth-aye line employing $50 men, has made no
reduction either In number OF hands or amount OF
wages This ia also the with the Elghth-aye. line
which EMPLOYS about 600 The Nnth-aye. line, en-
ployina about 100 men, have made no changes yet,
although they found IL necessary to discharge several
men at this time last year
The Tenth-ave. line. which 800 men are employed
have discharged an employe but reduction Oh 10
per cent has been in tho pay OF their shoers ana
earpeners The former consented to the reduction ana
are AZ work but the latter resisted aud are now on
strike. a, -, p...u.a
The Forty second at. and Grandst. Forty RAILROAD
Company found bn.iDe 81 soneWn'. sion y, al
moi reduce rs force The OF their shoers have
been reduced is per They feel the ELECTS OF tho
hard times especially ON their carry horhns 'iuVs,
which are much less numerous Than when inecnancs
were generally In emp'o)m en'' A"' "" " 49,
employed on this line. NJ, - ,a.,... ana
On the seventhaye line the wages OF conductors ana
drivers have been reduced about ~ per cen'.
tempated n 4, claimed by officers OF the roid thh
this reduction IN wages their enpoyes
better paid than on any Other nhe IN nov ~
recent order conductors required TO deposit s9o on
entering the service Of this road. ana }osie,uay .n
patent alarm and registering punch WAS Ihtrouecu lor
their use Considerable comment WAS Oce"siohou "honS
railroad generally, IN consequence vi TINS '''o
Tact. nj, . .
The Thrdaye line. employing 400 men. VIII make no
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