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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-02
THIRD EDITION!
OUR CITY EXPOSITION:
the DEMOCRATS At WORK.
An Election of Officers
The Industrial Exposition.

AN ArFEAL FROM TIE EXECUTIVE COM
MTTTEE.
The Executive Committee of the Del
aware Institute Of Mechanic Arts would
respectfully call the attention of the
whole community to the proposed exhi-
bition to be held under the auspices of
the Institute about the Goth of October.
Our enterprising fellow townsman,
James Bradford, Esq, has put the New
Market House at the disposal Of the
committee, free Of charge, and thus af-
rords us every convenience for the exhi-
b.tlon. The whole lower story-the mar
display of goods, &c. The entire second
story will be set apart for the Art Gale
ry, under the direction of Messrs. Ell
wool Garrett, II. l.. Tatnall, and c. +.
Rudolph. All persons having pictures,
statuary, curiositics, old historic momen-
toes, such a. chairs, tables, engravings.
family portraits, books, &c, are request
ed to place them at the service Of the
committee The greatest possible care
will be taken of all such contributions,
receipts given. and a Waterman appoint
ed to take special oversight of them
while on exhibition.
The committee desire to have all our
home industries represented and illus
tratcd, together with all our mechani.
call, mercantile and manufacturing in
terests, and they respectfully urge all
persons having any models of machn-
cry, specialties of manufacture, articles
of trade, and anything that they wish
to expose, to enter their names and re
sidencc at the Office of Col Grimshaw,
No. 4 W. 81 street, or with any mem
Der OF the Committee on Entries.
AS soon as the Committee on Space
have made the necessary drawings and
ascertaincd the size and capacity oft
Market House they will be prepared to
assign exhibitors suitable places Due
notice of this will be given Meanwhile
the Committee solicits the cooperation
| of the whole community in the effort
to improve and please the popular taste
and at the same time to aid one of our
most public institution.
The committee are especially desired
to have complete assortment of men
| omens' and childrens' wearing apparel.
J. DeWolf, n. Bayne, merchant tailors.
| and Messrs. Wyatt & Carrot and j. L.
Doughten will have charge of this de-
partment, and it is desirable that other
persons engaged in this line will contri-
butt.
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SECOND EDITION
CORNER STONE LAYING
THEFT OF SOME CLOTHING.
W no Lost a Gold Watch {?
Grace II. Il. Church.
LAYING OF CORNER sToNE-CHILDREN's
CELEBRATION AND FESTIVAL

LAYING OF CORNER sToNE-CHILDREN's
CELEBRATION AND FESTIVAL.
The congregation of Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church, of Brandywine Hid.
have long felt the necessity of procuring
a larger edifice to accommodate the
increased number who attend worship
there, and seeing the necessity that
existed for II cemetery in their neigh
borhood, purchased, about a year ago,
a beautiful tract of land, comprising
ten acres, situated on the Concord
Turnpike, four miles from this CITY
This they have laid out in lots, and
commenced the erection of fine stone
church, the corner stone of which was
laid yesterday, in the presence of Il
large number of persons.
The ceremony was performed by
Right Rev. Bishop Lee, assisted by Rev
Messrs. Hotchkins, Littell, Latimer,
Spencer, Grath and several others. In
the corner stone was deposited the
date of the organization of their old
church and the date of the new church ;
a copy of the Book of Common Prayer
a list of the church wardens the plan
of the church a copy of the Episcopal
Register, and copies of the DELAWARE
GAZETTE, DAILY GAZETTE, Every
Evening and Daily Republican.
a very successful collection for the
building fund of the church was taken
up.
After the ceremony, the annual an
Diversary of the Sunday School was
celebrated in frame building, which
had been temporarily erected tor that
purpose
The exercises were very interesting,
and consisted of singing by the chill
dren and addresses by Bros. Spencer,
Latimer and others This was followed
by the childrcns' festival, in which
their hearts were made glad by the
sight of the large tables grooming be
meath the weight of cakes and confec
tionery. They were bountifully helped
to the contents, and their smiling face:
showed they thought it was good to bt
there
This concluded the exercises for the
day and the people retired
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THEFT OF CLoTHINd.-A day or two
ago George and Mary Cummins entered
the secondhand clothing store of Mrs.
Grier, at Seventh and Tatnall streets,
and stole ladys redingote, velvet
saeque, a man coat and boys jacket.
The redingote they afterwards incau-
tiously exhibited to female friend. vino
it happened, had previously negotiated
with Mrs. Grier for the purchase of the
same article So she bounced into Mrs.
a. store abr to ok know why 1T nad been sold
They were arrested and all the stolen
articles were recovered. They were tried
before Mayor Simms. who held them to
bail in the sum of 800 each for appear
ance at Court, in default of which they
were committed
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A SPLENDID PHoToaRAPH-T L. SEX
ton, artist, No. III Market street, has
lust finished magnificent photograph
in oil, which is on exhibition in the south
window of Boughman, Thomas 4 Co. $
book store 1t is n photograph of two
year-old son of Joseph Adams, Esq, is
almost life-si1e, and is finished in oil, in
the highest style of the art. 'Che ex-
preston is most life-hke, and the whole
picture has an appearance of perfection.
1t is surrounded by handsome gilt
frame. about 4x3s feet. and taken alto
gether is well worth an inspect ion.
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IMPROVEMENTS Samuel Rigby is
erecting three-story brick house on
Market street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth, which is great improve
ment to the neighborhood
s. ID. Duncan and +. n. Morley,
who reside in adjoining houses, Nos,
500 and $40 West Third street, arc
improving their properties by adding
an additional story to the houses,
making them three stories in height.
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INFORMATION WANTED Information
is wanted at the police headquarters re-
specting the ownership of gold watch
Said watch was fsund upon the person
of Il recently arrested offender, and has
been held at the police headquarters
awaiting an owner.
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Ladies' Wishing 10 Purchase a Ii

Ladies' Wishing 10 Purchase a light
running and Simple Sewing Machine. would
do well To call at No. lis Market street. Will
minGton. Del and see one OF the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in ths world Ii has no
material il desired without change Of needles
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no threading up required; self
threading shuttle and self-setting needle
discount Cd for cash. Ladies tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
rs Market ST. Wilmington. Del
iy7dAwly j. Ii. PRIMROSE. Agent
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STRAY WAITS.

Democrats should attend the various
meetings tonight.
The Board of Health meets in regular
session this evening.
Mems Bismarck shoes worth 81 50 sell
ing for :: 81 at Monaghan's, 305 Madison
street ct
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PERsoNAL.-John W. Hall. Esq, yes
terday entertained Messrs John r. eoch-
ran and James Williams. number of
the citizens in the neighborhood called
at Mr. Halls residence during the day.o
pay their respects to the Democratic can
didates.
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INDEPENDENT CANpIDArE.--John II
Hendrickson. of East Dover Hundred,
announces himself in the last issue of
the Dover Sentinel, tRepD as an indepen-
dent candidate for Sheriff of Kent
county.
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Personal Carter, Esq, OF
Henderson. Nd, frequent contributor
to the columns Of the GAZETTE. left to-
day for Madison. N. j., where he will en-
t n Drew Theological Seminary. He will
pursue the usual theological course ne
cesslry to enable him to enter the Meth
odist ministry. We wish him Success
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Dry GOODS AT AUCTION. The large
stock of dry goods in the store of the
late James +. Chambers, will be closed
out at auction. The sale will com
mence this afternoon, and will be con
tinued every Tuesday and Friday af
ternoon ut 2 p. NJ, and on Wednesday
and Saturday morning at . o'clock
until all is disposed of. These good,
are all new, of the latest styles and Sc
lected with the most scrupulous regard
as to quality. Housckeepcrs have
never had better opportunity to secure
bargains.
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RUGBY LITERARY Society y ester
day being the regular day appointed
an election of officers of this Society
took place. The following are the pre-.
sent officers
Prcsident-Gcorgc ~ Bush il
Vice President Nm. Ii. Seidol.
Secretary-D. H'ilson Jordan,
Librarian-Charles = Rice.
Critic-Dr 5. " Murphy,
Editor of Rugby Mnthiy-Edwin IL.
Gayley.
Assistant Editor Howard r Robin.
son.
Business Manager-Charlcf G.. Phil
lips
WLMINGroN AT THE FKAaKLIN INsTI-
TUE EXHIBITION The new transit
that has been ordered for the use of
the Engineering Department of this
city, is finished and will he exhibited
at the Exhibition of the Franklin In
stitutc in Philadelphia
This transit is one of Keller and
Brightly's hest has all their late I'M
provcmcnts and is Il splendid piec ol
workmanship.
THE Clio RAcE.-rhe gig race between
the Pioneer, Bachelor, and unjiue boa t
clubs will take place Tomorrow after
noon. on the Christiani, at o'clock.
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,LFRsD WALTON. Dru;Eist. No. D,
VI rket street respectfully forms BIZ friends
ra the public in general. that he keeps on
hand all desc ript,Uus Of medicines. and that
a competent per :on is at al: tunes re ,dy to
pres, :. be for suNh lick rs call at that store.
md h t No charge Is made except the regu
lar price Of the medicines. the same pri Q
as they ould pay any where else; but tina
no one is visited at the T resileLc,s.
TOliet wurors,
full assortment % III 'izcs. inclu ling
double magnifying. ""
4 Bkl&a'lURSr& CO..
Corner OF Sixth and MHrket streets.
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MEETINGS LAST NIGHT MEETINGS TO Lib
HELD

MEETINGs LAST NIGHT MEETINGS TO LIZ
HELD
At meeting Of the Sixth Ward Bayard
Democratic Club, last uIgkt, thirty five new
members were admitted aud The meeting
room was crowded. 4 transparency dis
playing the inviuciGle 70, ster, aud bearing
the words "B yard DemIcralIc Club, was
placed at Ole u the winIows
At meeting OF the Seventh Waid Demo
Gratis, last N ght, ID. Taylor Bradford was
uominsted tor Inspector
The Democratic Association will meet IN
regular session. this evening, at the Amer.
Gus Club rooms. Hon. Thos. f. BiyaTu,
Pre- s,dent OF tho Association, will be present,
and will address the nae, ting. The room
should be crowded.
To- night the EiGhth Ward Democrats
will meet in the Friendship engine house,
for the purpose OF unmin ltIug an Inspector,
willis the lhird Ward Democrats viii meet
in the Water Witch Engine house, and The
Fourth Watd Democrats IN the Reliance
Engiue house, iur the SANE purpose.
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PEACHES - The Report of the U. S.
Patent office, for August has Just been
printed and We extract the following
reference to peaches
Ohio returns an average condition of
ll9, Michigan Of 100; Connecticut, lU4,
Tin which but few peaches are proluc-
3D. is the only other State which does
not fall below average. Delaware, the
great peach State. is the lowest, Kent
County returning 20, and Sussex only
10; Maryland, ~; Virginia. n; North
Carolina. ~; Mississippi. II; Louisiana,
80. California returns 3d. Nebraska, %;
Pennsylvania and Iowa, %; Oregon, o.;
New Jersey, 81; New York. 80. The re-
manning States, producing peaches,
range between IS in Ilinois and II in
Alabama and Arkansas
In prince William, Va, while budded
peaches are an entire failure. unbudded
yield reasonably we'll" In Sonoma
Cal, the crop was shortened by curl
ed leaf" In De Kalb, Mo, the pulp
| WAS eaten from the stones by grass
| hoppers. In kentucky, Lewis reports
the largest crop ever raised Iu Ohio
Crawford, the best crop in twenty
years; Columbia, five times the aver
age crop for the past Twenty years;
Hancock trees breaking under their
loads of fruit" Fountain, Ind, the
best crop i'll ten years; Lee, Iowa, the
largest crop ever known.
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The Water Department,
TffR Nt@ OFFICIALS TAEE POSSESSION
OF THE OFFICES.

TffR Ntw OFFICIALS TAEE POSSESSION
Of THE OFFICES.
This morning, Joseph Hyde, ESD
the newly-elected Chief Engineer of
the Water Department, entered upon
the discharge of his duties
In company with VIM. NJ. Candy,
Esq, chairman of the Water Commit
tee, Mr.. Hyde first went out to the
new reservoir, and took formal charge
of this branch of the work of the Wa
ter Department. He was then taken
to the new city mill, where he inspec-
ted the machinery. Afterwards, in
company with Captain Gallagher, he
reviewed all the various departments
between Tenth and Market streets and
the new mill, the Captain imparting
all the necessary information to his
successor
John Doughcrty, the Purvcyor, who
had charge of the laborers at the new
reservoir, resigned, this morning, i'm
mediately after organizing the men
for the days work One of the negro
bosses and a laborer also left, on &C
count of the official change made last
night.
The new Superintendent has not yet
bonded, but will do soprobably during
20 day.
Evan p. Grubb, ESQ, the Registrar
elect, also took charge of his office
this morning, Frank A. Taylor, Esq
the retiring official turning over all
the books and papers and imparting
all the necessary information.
The Water Committee will meet
this evening, at the Water Department
offices, for the purpose of clccting 4
Purveyor. Among the numerous APP
plicants for this position are Levin s.
Taylor, VIM. II Quinn and Miles Dor
scy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for the Rabies.

Children led on RIDGES FUUD will thrive
be strong andhealthy. and become little mod
els oi youthful strength aud childish beauty.
AIr.dIln
Concentrated EavOrIng Extracts
OF Vs.i Ia, Lnuon. or,hge Rose. Bitter Al
m0ni. Ginger. Mao, CELERY. etc., etc , IN AIDE
aud sold Whoiss ,i- and retail by
4. Ekl NIittlKST x 60,
C"rner sixth and Mark Of strrsts
Br0dic's miraculous Care for Corns
An English remedy of great popularity for
removing COINS with nut pain.
r. BkTNHiUhST d ca,
ApOthecaries.
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Finest Salad Oh
Il. BkIN1HURST & co,
ialS Cnrner Sixth and Market treats
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NOTICE.. Peter SPAIN. in compliance
IN with the requirements of the act of As
semby in such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that shall app in writing
to the Court of General sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware
in and for the County of New Castle upon
Monday, the 10th day OF November next, A.
D.. 1874. being tho first day of the next No
vember Term of the said Court, Tor a License
to keep an Inu or Tavern, Mt No sl1 West
Second street. in tho Tenth Ward of the City
of Wilmington. Delaware. and to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart. to be drunk on the premises, and the
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-02

NOTICE A Democratic Meeting will be
~ held in the City Hall, MONDAY. Even
ing. October 9Th, 1874. Addresses will be made
by c. Il. Lore and John O'Byrne, Esars., and
others
By order VI the Committee.
sep-a-Gt JAS p HAYES. Sec'y.
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NOTICE-DEM0CRATIC MEETING,-A
~ Meeting OF the Democrats of the Third
Ward will be held at the Water Witch Engine
House. on FRIDAY Evening. Oct n. at :
ua"ea. ,or ,ue punpoio Oh npn,ha.ns an IN
full attendance is requested
JAMES MEGARY,
octi-? Chairman of tx. Committee
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NOTICES..
CITY LOAN
NyILMI MUM CITY LOAN
fCR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF TEE WATER WORKS.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
100000

100000
Of Wilmington City Bonds are off,ere for So 0
in sums of Fifty Dollars and its multiple.
In the Act of the Legislature Of Delaware.
authorizing said Loan. it is provided that Six
Thousand collars $4,000 shall be paid annu-
ally in July Of each year. until the whole loan
is redeemed.
The Bends bear interest at six per cent per
annum, payable seni-snnually on the first
days Of January and July Of each year. ttedr r
0 all tores now levied OF to be levied
upon the principal or inhrea thereof
by authority of the St'te OF Of the United
States.
For safe and permanent Investment for
Trustees or others seeking security md prompt
p1nnient OF interest, there is none better.
The income Of the Water Department from
Water Rents and other sources exceeds so 0O0
annually.
The following statement wi show in what
manner the Loan is to be issued and when re-
deemed:
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Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
Brushes Nal Files, Nail p"lishers. Get, for
sale by Il. BRIN6liUkSr Il co,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
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FOR the Bath,

Bath brushes, Bath Towels. Bath SponRes
and Bsth Soaps ia extensive variety. Alsr.
te h Gloves. Straps, Bru'h hes. ETC.. of horse
hair Dry Friction Cloves. and many other
Articles Of the same class at
h. BRINGHUkST i co,
'.nraur iIxtt La Mar al stre-ts.
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Prime Vanilla Dean.

eoll Wholesale and retail by
Il BkiNHHURST i CO.,
Corner Sixth ind Market Streets.
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LICEN 4PPLIC1TIONS.

N0TICE.-I. Mary Mccain. in compli-
IN ance with the oct of Assembly in such
cases made and provided. do hereby give no
OF General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De.
livery of the State of Delaware. in and for the
County Of New Castle: upon Monday, the 10th
day of November, A. ID. 1874. being the first
Court. for License to keep an Inn or Tavern
Mt No. AS West Front Street. in the First
Ward. of the City of Wilmington. Delaware.
and to sell intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart, TO be drunk on the
nremises and the folio wing fre ahold crs recnm.
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uA-A. 'aa AsatGnxERctAl

Lstyu WILaSs1oN. Del, Oct. 4. ts,s.
rioS. Th otocs quotations furnished Dy Nicr,
day ot Wilmington. Del. at p. M. to-
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NOTICE I. John Finnegln. in compli-
IN ance with the requirements OF the act Of
As bly, in such case made and provided. do
to the Court of General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware in
and for the County of New Castle. upon Mon
day, the 10th day of November next, A. D..
1874, being the first day of the next Novem-
Der Term Of the said Court. for q Lisense to
keep an Inn or Tavern. in my own house. on
the Northwest Corner Of Vine and Williams
street. in the town of New Castle. Delaware,
in School District No. 40. and to sell intOxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one quart.
to be drunk on the premises. and the follow
ing freeholders recommend the said applica-
ton IN Wi
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WILMINGTON. Dk,... Oct . 1874.
z rotations at the Brandywine Mills for
Flour and GRAIN Corrected Daily.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-17

TIE total Offering of cheese during the
,oasnn at Utica was 5l1, 6I2 boxes, with Il
s ,'.ins,,on of III, $3.50. The extreme
49," an the different market days varied
P .ar' I T Mt the beginning of the season
.so iIsc Jnlv IL. with an advance again
70 h;ab az lie in the fall and l4.c as the
cItreme wednesday. The average PR :.
ranred from l6lc to lite, advah'.hg
with the fall to 1el. with 1896 a, u. Inc
closing average Of the season; Last ,.r,n sea "a
.nn The offerings amounted in value 10
81 495, s656O, showing an increase :i,;on en ~
Season of over quarter OF a million oil
dollars ... -
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ANNoUNcEM EMIT.

Having Just returned 10 our old quarters.
after they.have undergone many modern
improvements and alterations, and hav-
ing Just placed upon our shelves n stock
of Books and Stationery in Keeping with
our room. we ask the attention OF the In
tclligent public to Il few words in connec-
ton with our business.
Il is IA well established fact that next To
church and school, a book store, where all
the latest works upon Science, Arts and
General Litcratur" may b" obtained, Is tn"
most necessary adjunct TO q cultivated and
intelligent community.
II Is fact no less apparent, that Wheel
ing has fallen behind towns Of much small
Ter proportion, in the announcement and
support OF such AN institution. and In fact
has never made n full stock Of miSC"llan-
cous books. paying Investment to the
dealers, who have found II more profitable
10 give the stationery and wall paper their
chief attention.
While We have no cause for complaint
thus far, We ask for NOR" general sup
port. as we shall devote ourselves exclu-
Siyely 70 the book and stationery business,
, and hope that our increased outlay Of labor
I and money, may meet with a correspond
! ing increase in our business, 30 that we
may he enabled, at all times, 10 provide our
. citizens with all the advantages OF o com
| plete and well stocked book store.
Respectfully yours,
! dccT STANTON bhoS.
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MANUFACTURES.

The Youngstown, Ohio, mill is running
again.
Planet furnace, at Harmony, Ind, il
out of blast. rIa'
The two furnaces at Mineral Ridge
Pa, are in blast. ~. i''I
Glamorgan furnace, at Lewistown, Pa
Is to be blown out in few days.
! The old and new mills of Allan Wood
d Co, at Conshocken, Pa, are both idle.
The Carbon, Pa, Iron Company have
reduced the salaries of their officers %
per cent.
Himrod and Struthers' furnaces, and
those Of Andrews, in the vicinity of
Youngstown, Ohio are in blast.
The Lehigh Chain Works, in South
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, will, it is said,
be removed to Boston shortly and be put
in operation there.
The Briar Hill Ohio Iron Co., are
tearing down the stack of one of their
furnaces, having only one furnace run
ming at this time.
The Altoona, Pa, rolling mill, which
had been idle for some time, for want of
orders, resumed work Oh full time on
the Goth ult.
Aiken IL Doumiond, foundrymen Of
Louisville, have just closed contract for
5000 sets of axles for an eastern wagon
mandatory.
The miners in the employ of the YES
uvius Iron Works have been on strike
for several days. The mines are at Hitc's
station, West Penn Railroad.
An addition is in course of erection to
the steel blooming mill Of the Cambria,
Pa Iron Works. 1t will be large
enough to accommodate another fur
mace.
Brown, Bonnell & Co.'S. Works,
Youngstown, Ohio, arc entirely stopped,
with the exception of one furnace, and
there is said to be no prospect Of them
being started again this year.
A misunderstanding on the question
of wages. caused the men at the Birds
bOro, Berks county, Pa, puddle mill, to
quit work on Monday last, and 300
workmen are lying idle in consequence.
OF the blast furnaces Of Pittsburgh,
six are i'll blast, and five out Dunbar
furnace, in Faycttc county, is blowing,
and Fairchancc has been out for several
months. Charlotte furnace, at Scottdal",
on the Pittsburgh and COnnellsvillc
Railroad, is blowing.