New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-12
NEW YORK.
Billiards..

| Nsw YORK. November li.-Bii.iard tour.
namelt-Tweatieth game. tllirty.tive in.
! nlngs; Slosson 800. Daniels l6l. Twenty.
| frs: game twenty.seven innings; Joe Dion
| 800. Ubassy l23. Twenty y-second game,
! twenty seven innings; DAILY 800. GARNER l:.5.
| Failed.
| George II. Eeav. stat:oner. No. - John
! street. has tailed. with liabilities amounting
! to 1890 600. He formerly manufactured
stamped envelopes for the government. hut
! was unable to get an extension OF hiA con.
tract.
Roas l. Smith. NJ. 81: Fs.nt street, and
| favOrabir known III connection with the
bagginy business suspended this morning.
| their effects having been transferred to
| their creditors. Their liabilities amount 10
Sl-5,OO9. This failure is attri iouted to the
grsat decline in baggin2. and the utter ces.
! cation OK business tae pas: sixty days.
Labor Troubles.
Considerable apprehensions are expressed
as to the result OF tho enforcement OF the
recent resolution o: stsamshipmen to re-.
duee the wages Of the iongshoremen. The
latter deClars their intention to resist the
reduction. and say that il enforced 5000
men employed ON the docks in New York.
Brooklyn. Jersey City and Hobo.su will
stop work Monday morning.
The result will be the almost entire sus.
pcuslon W LILO bulpplux IAduC Lao
strike, as their places can not be hlled by
inexperienced hands. The membership Of
the Longshoremen'A Union reaches 10000.
and they are better united than any other
class Of iaborers. On the other hand. the
steamship agents claim they can not afford
to pay the present rates. and are deter.
mined to make the proposed experiment.
The disagreement between the coopers
and employers are not 0a account Of wages.
but the employers insist upon dissolution
of the unions. whose arbitrary regulations
and labor methods ara bone of contention.
Two hundred and forty workmen have
been discharged from The Brooklyn Navy
Yard. A further reduction OF the force il
to be made this week.
Sons Of Temperance.
A: the annua; meeting Of the Grand
Division Of the Sons Of Temperance OF
Eastern New York to-day. Grand Worthy
Patriarch 5. A. Parsons presided. His re.
port shows the condition OF the order to be
prosperous. The grand worthy scribe re-.
ported tina: the number Of members il the
order was 1888. During the last two
months nineteen divisions had been estab.
Iished, with a membership Of 6.:. The
report OF :he treasurer showed . balance Of
$500 IN the treasury.
The Color Line On Board Ship.
4 Mutinv occurred sat sea Oh bcar.i the
s!ip Neptune. October 70. One half Of the
crew were eolo-ed and oue-half wAi.. Th.
sailors r.vo..ei BECAUSE Stephen a. smith. |
Cc,osed. vas made DoatswaIn. The white |
sailors. on :ie nigh: of the twentieth. Sea:
Smith IN q fearful. Il naIaer. The e2.se ceew !
wese arrested to-day.
4 Cusfomhouse swindie.
Charge. OF conspiracy to de:gaud the eus. !
.oins were made to-day before the Cn!;ed |
States commissioner a. sainsc W. ). Pollock.
OF the importing firm o: w. }. Pollock &
Co.. and Rawson Van Vaulkenbure and his !
son. the ,:l:.tomh"lse cartmen. The specific |
charge IL that Van ysulksnburg. a. the |
Instance Of Pollock, substituted Tor four |
cases of rich silks. while on their way from
the wharf to the store for appraisal. four |
other cases bearing similar marks, but con-
tanning interior goods on which there were ]