, 1874-04-10

painfully rot successfully begun should 10 nidod
by tho older churches. Mr.. and Mra. noyoko
hive received tnttoring toBtin,onials from ielr
late clinrgo, aud repeated tokons OF tho respect
OF tue community.
rupLEnToN AVENUE nEwEn,
THO rosidoutH OH thu Lako Wow Bilo of Full
1orton avenue have decided to soryo au infuuc-
ton on tue Doar Of Public tM'ofks to proyont
tho Hatd residents nro porinlttod to connect 1t
with tlloir drnlnB. Tho Hoard Of Public Works
hnvo provided, to a certatn extont ut loast, to
moot This caBo.. 4 catca.baain Is to bc placed
ton nyonuo, nntl tito pooplo north Of tho ayenuo
can havo an tho drains thoy poass running
into them. Aa for tho houses which arc on tho
north side Of Fullerton avenue, It will DO mpos-
whicl, ia from 20 to 81 foot below tho Hurfaoo,
aud thoy will l,avo to run thoir drains Into tLose
catctl-basins Us tlioy boat mny.
END or THE slIoEMAKEna' STRIFE.
Tho boot and shoe mnkora' strike: which haH
beon IN progress iii Chicago during soyoral
woelsB, Inns resulted, 80 fur, IN tho thorough dis
comtituro OF tho strikers. Tho manufacturers,
although somewhat embarrassed ut tho outset,
BOOB got over the difficulty by rosorting to tho
common.sollAe oxpellent If importing Operatives
from tho East, q plan that bus succeeded I'd
m1rably. Tho Enatorn wor,tsnon accopt tho pay
originally oiforod by tho Cbicago firms, who'll is,
un nm avorngo, about 81 to 81 in excosB, per
case. Of prccs paid In Nov England and Now
hnvo roturncd to tho shops, convinced TINT
tho worst uBo q workman can
put himaolf to, is to strike. Tho ayorage boot
md slloo 1nalscr, In our manufactures, nlak eB
assitluously and on which no has to support, III
most caBeB, Il vito and family. But tho mat1u-
faoturors say TINT they cannot afford to pav a
nearly tho eamo t amo,,nt oi hauis % ompoyod i1 by
them proylouB to tho strike. by two weeks
everything will DO back where 1t was boforo tho
uaunl experiment Of tho disgustod operatives
was tried mud found wanting.
Tho Womnn'B Contral Committee hold mcot-
ing yoatorday morning In tho First Methodist
Church, Mrs. Jutkns presiding. Sho stated
that work waH progressing satisfactorily In tho
South and West Divisions, but moresconcentre-
Jones coincded. aho thought the women III
Chicago were too much divided. They must
Mnito In order to bo effective. Tho Roy. DR..
I Thomas announced that arrangements Ind been
church ono night each woo1 FREQ Of charge. The
noxt mooting Of tho Committee will be hold ut 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
To-dny has been appointed us n day Of fasting
and prayer by The Wonsn's Temperance Organic
in tho great struggle. The schedule Of subjects
| is as followH:
At 8 a. NJ, prayer for tho Holy Spirit upon the
t7ay, md all who obeorvo It at homo or IN pray
| ing.circloa. At 10 d. m., "1ho Christian women
| OF tho city and state-that aonao of personal
responsibility in, and consideration to. this work
may DO given, taling tor thoir motto, Roady
for work OF aacrifeo.'" At II 0. na., Christian
mon, n,-huabands, fathcta, and sons, ,-tha. thoy
mny hnyo tile san1o baptiBm." at ID 1n., @'prcsa
! md pulpit" At p. H., Manufacturers,
dcalors, great and small allwho derive any gain
from tho accs.racd traffic; officers and mon in
authority, city and state." At 2 p. H., "Tle
| young" At p. 11, Mothors their influence
| upon tho present mud coming generations" At
| 4p. M, "DrinkorB, moderate and excessive
| widows and orphans oauHed by tho demon."
! Thore will DO an all-day service, commencing
Church. Ladiea Of Hll denominations arc urged
| to attend.