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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13
Summer Notes.

Summer travel is commencing. and the
railroads and steamboats, will soon be crowded
with business. Louise Cary will
pass portion of the warm season at the Isle
of Shoals. Mountain, in Franklin
county, will tempt summer tourists, this sea
son. There Is a good hotel at that charming
place. new water works to provide
the hotels and residences at Bar Harboy,
Mount Desert, with pure water, are completed
and are working excellently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13

1t is strongly suspected by the jokers about
town that Tom Collins is myth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, June Il. Is,


EVENING REPORT.
Wall street quiet. Money abundant at 2a3 per
cent, closing ut 2a3.
Sterling dull and steady at 4S75adA for 20 days,
430a+90 l-2 for demand.
Gold opened and closed at NIX, with sales in in
term at Ill lsallOzs.
Carrying rates and a-per cent, also nat for
borrowing.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $50 900
on account of interest and $46 600 in payment of
bonds.
Customs receipts $4,000.
Business of the gold exchange bank:
Gold balances 1916, 226
Gross clearances M;i69.O0O
Currency balances 1919, t2j
Governments quiet add steady.
State bonds nominal.
Clearing House Statement:-
Currency Exchange, $50 ,3s5, Is,
Currency Balances, 3,04O, lOt
Gold Exchange, G,4s5, 3ea
Gold Balances, 500, III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13
Waterville Locals.

Waterville Locals.
Among the new establishments at Water
vile is the saloon of Mr.. A. A. Carter, who
has located himself in the north end of Lyford
block on Main street. This with the two sa-
looms already existing will supply the best of
fruit and confectionery at fair prices.
Four repentant individuals who had inn
bibed the ardent little too freely on We'd
nesday, (circus day. at Waterville, were
brought before trial justice Soule on Thurs
day, paid their fines and costs and went
peaceably on their way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, -. Base ball, Boston ), IL, Bal
tO's, II.
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Cincinnati produce Market.

Cincinnati produce Market.
Cincinnati. June II, 1874.
PORK-Grm, at $17 756-.
LARD-steam 10 l.4ak-; kettle, uxellx.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 8ks-; clear rib sides
l2k99 Is; clear sides 9laH8 l2.
BACON-shoulders ~ d; clear rib sjdes lO-a
10; clear sides 10 1-20IOh.
WHISKEY-95-a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13
LOST,

LOST.
CtTRAYED or stolen, June 10, 1874; A large sized
- Pointer Slut-alsO Puppy three months old,
both of white color, with liver color head, and
spots on side and rump. A liberal reward will be
paid for either, on delivery to the owner ut the
Jail in Augusta or Tor information where they can
be found. 1. +. THOMPSON.
Augusta, June IL. junel2ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13

United States Skies (coupons), 1881, l2lh
" 5-20's 1862, ll3h
" +" 1864 1l6S
1866, ll74
/" 1865, Jan. and July, llax
1867, 1901
1865, 1905
New SIS, 1881
l0.4O's (couponsl, ll3x
" Currency, ll4t2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13

Brighton Live Stock Market.
'R THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Real Gsiate 10 gfebanae.
6ouses ano farms Udnteo.

NVANTED-To rent for the season with a
w view to purchase a FURNISHED HOUSE with Stab +.
.bont one hon, from e; be perfectly htaly and hee
from muskeoea Address WILSON, Box 3,564 7. o.
WANTED, in the Village of White Plans
w or RYE IA meiunre HOUSE with little ground and
depot Address stating location rent and u par
ticulars, L. p. W. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
fertures ano Meeiinss.

COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS and SUR
GKONS-Ths Annual Conmeneeneat kIereisea
senvsy Hall the evening" o. TUESDAY nsfsl
srs SAMUEL ST JOHN NJ D. DesA Of he Fsesv,
NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. "A
~ stated peetuz will bs heh the Library tn EsDAY IvRN
Iy0 H.reh al O'clock MOSES COLT TYLRR vii
paper oa Barry and COLLEGE Bahsrs Of AnssA
ANDREW WARNER Recording Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Gountrp froperip 10 Get.

'IO RENTAL Stamford, Conn.,, COTTAGE,
handsomely furnished, containing 10 with and cold
ws stable and garden high overlooking For
psrucasr call on or address Mrs WILLIAMS ~ Mshsonve
IO LET-A 2-story HOUSE with all the
necessary requirements barn and Of ground a.
excellent conditions wn6ed Long and Plush
lhf hsroad; New 30
oaJ apply at sIAMs No. SAB suve, immediate
IO LET-A furnished HOUSE, at Lake Ma
\ bopss Pansm County 155 House Gci
house modern commodous and pleasantly situated on
rise OF commanding surrounding
ooun1rS minutes from Harlem X H. eight daily; stages
meet every tram Address 1VANHOR Station r., NJ Y. CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
prp Goods.
Silks! Silks! Silks!
FIFTY DIFFERENT SHADES OF THE SILVER RUSSIAN NORWE
CLAN, SWEDISH, AND CASTOR GRAYs.

SILK STOCK offer full
R9
in the
width ana following novelties received last week. The Patti
Cloud the Reheieu
braided and trimmed
great will sERGES CAMES HAIR CLOTHS DLAGONA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Gitp properlp 10 ket.

NuD {ShppRAhp ~ HNA'
A At a great bargain. q fine three story
~ hirboop HOUSE seveDteentbst, SItayei rent
$1,000 'Eiegss, FURNITURE for SALE at half ts value.
FISHER RBNNBRT, 6lO seventhtye
OFTS TO LET-NO. 7S Maidenlane lofts !;
IL 81 900. Apply to g. b. sCHEffELlS 10 @lnsntt
TTNO LEASE-STORE and BASEMENT, No.
81 Pniots 25I6O and second no9r can Be mad II re-
qaired. h. =. oANpfohp. 100 oo"ey.
iINO B0ARDTNG- HOUSE KEEPERS--To LETT
A foursory high basement DNBLLiNG hoOsh
ven srslred boarding 80 Bsst Broad
BY note 20 r. H. j. Tribune once hen reaoasoe
no LET-A large, elegant STORE, Union
Bro.dvsy Bsbteeah 70 6rstes tensnt al The
low rsnt Of a2 500 Immediately. HUTCHINSON WILSON
81 Unon.sooate
mo IET-Nos. 10 and 172 CENTRE-ST..
81 oOO sse S5I5 and vsns cheapest stores 10 The
CIV Apply 70 GEORGE W READ Co. 1856 to zoo Lewrs foot
Of Pth and siItb-sts r.
ITO RENT-The following three-story PRl-
VATB DWELLINGS, sItysecondst, near second slooo
LeInxt0usv 100 ana SLOW hevenV
near 81 200 seventy near LeIng
tsnsya 81 800; Secondsv, 4OO siieh-
At Tbysirtb and Fnyhfth-st~ vest Of IhaAye
Al 800 Pnyptsth siIteb, ssrentyh and Seventy nn
psa 81 60O south fourthAve ana
sgbth TO, and foustory a. follows sInet near LeI
petoo ava 81 LeIiHgon-sys, S2Ooo corner
s6d 500 Madison aud
go sIa 80 Al "a 900 y ZTTEL, l026 1hrdsye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
BROOKLYN prope1p 90 Get.

BROOKLYN propenp 10 Let.
mo LET-Handsome three-stOry HOUSE,
every Improvement forty minutes from ferry $a2O ball New
Yort rent 90 Yates near Mvrtlesve
T1O LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st. three
i TLOORs Of house l02 Passpps~ GORDON L. FoRD' VI
Clsrtst Brsskyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
East Side.

HARLEM BOARD.-A family, or two or
three single gentlemen obtain handsomely furnished
with sel.ss boar BIZ applying al llS Rs l2sh beat Of rel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Gountrp Droprrp 10 kft.


AT BAY RIDGE, l.. l., four miles from the
n R.t,.ry New Yo 80 ms bV ferry direct or by horse cars
,,sI, rs innate, from all Be5n ferries the most bashfu q.
s,sb, And iwproypx Locality the city N LEI or fOh SALE
VILLAS with New fronting on the bsv each ~ ~ Ano
,oem. double HOUSE OF ~ rooms WIZ
10 ssorss o. srst LOTS FOR SALE with building loan A
pgn JOHN nAonnI. - .--
A T TARRYTOWN, on the corner OF Wash
ns,oa Depeysser TO LII o. 70, sALh ,% %
Young Ladies Seminary with ell modern comforts ana
and elegantly furnished Cue order and painted IN Heseo Sn
sns, fronting three will be leased goee % -,
tenant Moderate will be sold on very easy terms v
ANDERSON. $50 sIthsvs, bst~sen ThiTysiEhn anu iH
bintbsiA
by RAPID TRANSIT.-A rare opportunity.
- To RENT sfrstess HOUSE and STABLE viii seven aei'
LAND $780, Others, 500 " 81 900 per snnom "a, n,
GREENWICH, RIVERSIDE, STAMFORD.
~ COUNTRY bEArR-CoITAGRS sai FARMS 10 LhT, ini
ni,hsd and aHsss foI Rents from 500 sPs.a
Address J. ". ATWATBR. Riverside station ,ohn.
ITO RENT FURNISHED-W ardell-st., Asto-
i ns, l. L.. HOUSE, Is rooms, Apply 10 JAZZ v H.
LAWRENCE, AZ broadway, N u. or on premsos
rNO LE1-At TarIytOwn on the Hudson, a
Il shd half storr COTTAGE containing ten rooms WIN
tne plenty Of trait and flowers Tor paheaAn
ssssaIs VI tss OWkEh Al NJ. 3S7 Wet i~s1u seeeSsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

4 GENTLEMEN can obtain good BOARD
Il pleasant hone a small respectable family 80 81
per week at 46S SeyeDtb-sve Ring trstbeD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

Mr. Wslack Is happy 10 announce that
Mr. JOHN GILBERT,
having entirely from long and e VII sbpsss
SATURDAY EVENING, March
n his popular Characters
THE COMEDY SERIES,
now nineteenth week will be continued b. the prdseion Of Cob
man ene play, ~ ,,,, r,.,v,
an The occasion OF Mr. Gilbert's reappearsnce.
BOX BOOK OPEN THREE WEEKS IN ADVANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Brooklnn Real gsiate for Sale.


TOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
PAbnsh ave. and Prospect Park Plaza GORDON FokD,
81 Csrkst. BrCOtlyn -
E'OR SALE or LEASE-ST0RAGE STORES
Stores ard Atlantic Dock fronting East River sdicin-
lag smton Ferry. Apply s. B. sCHBfRELN 40 VIII am ST.
TOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES AZ Wiow-st 81 Heksst lO2 PnespPest, 15s
Nas.sust 266 and PCS Wsshingon-st
l79 1917 WIBougbbyEt GORDON l. FORD W Ciist, bo0s
GR.
OK 000 to 5000 will buy three story
NpNtsONBJ houses all 10 20 10
purchss-rs " Holcomb 80 way, Wilamsburga
OK lMl-l will Exchange the EQUITY IN
CDO.UOO aHOUsE, valued al 10000 Carroll st. near
TsolPsrk for house $4,000 the s'oet
Seventh PlstbuhsNes
sat NJ location, J. A. p, Box log Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Brooklyn Board.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY living gen.
e In their house which frstelAss in respect viii
LIT thoroughly furnished ROOMS es
and Of Terms reasonable 43l
Citufan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
DOARD.-To LET. furnished ROOMS, for

ID light Housekeeping with without bosr No Clinton st.
Waists al Please call address
above all the week Nv moving in MAY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

,dEUUaT yJlA0 HaOY-WaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

O.l.( WEST 24TH-ST.-A ROOM on second
- floor to LIT furnished, with without board every
ron term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

GARDENER.-A respectable young man,
VI married as arstes. GARDENER; understands all Kinds Of
no, grspe yus lawns and bautf'ug gen
tlemans place undoabte testimonials Apply ODELLs AGENCY
lO9 West 34thst. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

GARDENER, &c.-By a North of Ireland
VI Protestant married; experienced gardener in all
b,peb care hot greenhouse hot and cold apenes; also care
horse, cattle recommendations Call tCARPBSTEhs l3o
West lthst, 6th-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Boar6 ano Rooms.
West Side.

A PRIVATE American family would take q
hale girl BOARD and EDUCATE; best references Apply
10 r. A. DALEY Everett Library 6sS 6h.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

ROARD-With handsomely furnished, sunny
~ front and bedroom second -four and suite third
fo5r engaged prices also gentle
men References eIchapFed. Al Wort lGth..t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

an WEST 10Th ST.-Nicely furnished sec
~ ond FLOOR also other ROOMS let bath
AMI closet snng private table DESIRED house and table first
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
TARIFF REVISION

A meeting of merchants Interested IN the
wool ado was held Yesterday at the Chamber Of Com
nerce to hear the special report OF the committee ap
pointed TO consider the revision of the tarf on WOOL
James Lynch acted as Chairman and T. .. strong read
the report, which was unanimously adopted. In con
clusicn they say:
II will be remembered that our instructions from tc
Chamber of Commerce directed u] 10 Suggest such Oue
OF rene as would not ntrricr3 with cAslrS f'te5 oi
duty. l. we 10 be limited TO suc1 p')J)'I Wo clh
make no other suggestion than thlt OF CnAngihS from
specific duties ana from specific aud al VdlOrcm com
bineO TO purely al vaOrcm duties act t1sted arcords
to tho rltcs resulting Tor cdch class IIOl mo
Calculation above referred 10. The OH ;ctonIoe ct-
lures connected with division OF TIE article into classes
would IL case however. Gcccs-tIy rem in M
touched. Ii amended only 10 sucl limited extent, our
wool tarIT wOhd essentially remain whltlJ NJ" /, an
HID Ecs ed ami lncOu@rlou, lW, ana an III eI1HcI ~
the prosperity OF manufacturing interest,"
as well that of the wOOE.1Tt~r- In3 DclcHL 70
hc cctcl from such mo OtIt. "I Ouf iaIlA No"Ii
be INSIGNIFICANT tina: cannot win any degree ol
carnc,tLcss recommend II. We . bl"Ne, however thdt
we comply with the spirit Of l> 'uCon5 II We TO-
port tue result OF our 1ivcs.lg zion: ,o.
]. That any tI.c.udi Icit,E 'li oi orr wool tifl
must include considerable reduction or the present
dunes on tae wool. &C.,,
o That .ir aM.rlmcnt mn consist in the establish
meut of UNIFORM al viOrem dHty on all WOOL 20 rs
10 40 away NItA all class catoha.
8. That "a vdOrrn duty of 25 per cent wouid, N
our opinion, Just ratti rat tult WUAId Ec cci-
tain relief suffering Interests, ond "o1iI "t the
same time, yield sufficient IcvrnI' - the governments
JANIS LlNCH,
J. ). Silt-fNI,
j. o. fTl,ANG,
ID. \. RIPLEY, COMMITTEE.
G.. SCIN AB.
join d. NARISC,
ABEAM MILLS,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

The wonderful fccundity Of the Italian
scuptors in the 10th century showed itself in nothing
more remarkable than IN their production, their fling
ing on one might almost cali it, OF tho most varied and
graceful devices and designs bronze for all OF
slight and trivial objects OF daily necessity. use, lux
ury. The pupils Of John OF Bologna (whose winged
Mercury to this day holds It's place In the front rank Of
modern bronze statuary) Antonio Susin PierO Tacci
di Carrara, FdelO Stella, filed Florence with wealth OF
little miracles in the form Of 1lmbeaus Ipkstands,
lamps. candelabra. These produced originally at
no high price, for it Is tho nrerOgative OF bronze TO
supply tho artist Of genius with metal which Is TO
receive It's main volue from hrs gifted and life giving
touch But IN the process OF they have acquired
value such accrues TO old pictures OF merit, from
the simple lapse Of o saving only that while noth-
ing adequately reproduce the oe the other may be
ain es accurately duplicated by the processes which
have been invented during the present century for
ducing mathemacaIy all works OF art in marble, stone,
and the Isetss Specimens OF the results Of these
praccod In different parts OF Europe may DO
seen at the OF STARR MARCUS. No - John
ST. (up stars), whore they found in combination
with the various articles OF and ornament for
the household.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE INGENUITY OF RoGUEs.


TWENTY STREET CAR CONDUCTORS DETECTED IN
STEALING FAREs-AN ATTEMPT TO KvADE TILE
ALARM PUNCH.
The investigations of the inspectors of the
Alarm Punch Company upon the different horse rail-
road companies concluded last night, and the re-
suits form startling exhibit. more than twenty con-
ductors having been detected in systematlcaiy
stealing fares from their employers. Two weeks
ago the inspectors Of the Alarm fuhcn
Company began their work OF hunting the
thieves on the different street and yesterday 'hey
had completed their work. John Hewitt alias Gioson
had been employed by the Third Avenue Railroad COM
pany, and had been discharged four months ago Ior
stealing. He secured position on the Sixth Avenue
Railroad under the OF Hewitt, by means OF false
papers Ills method was to have o bell, somewhat hko
q call.bell which worked by pressing down spring.
secreted under his coat, whero no could press IL
with his upper arm. Tae sound produced was
similar TO that Of the bell In tho puhch
and 10y the uso Of It he mado The instrument Is
called punch bcater," being device 90 ueirauu 'o
railroad companies by WORKING tho punch ana not ie
isteung the fares taken. After the oncer hAu lue
denco clear against Hewitt he went 10 his car AT tno
Astor House about 5 y. M yesterday. ana Touo
up in tho car, noting the difference oetWeenn
the sound OF the punch ana tho
When they reached the Sixth Avenue RlifOsu ucpO ,no
officer arrested the conductor. The "Dedter Wds Ihch
found aud taken from him. Although he had neen cii
ployed by road only fOur months he Aad 80 III ms
pocket, $500 in savings bank, and c0nslderaoie
sum, the exact amount of which was not learned, ia
another In his pockebook was 80 which ne had Jus'
put away.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
PACIFIC NAIL ACCOUNTS.
NQCIRING STOCKHOLDERS.
DJIIor of The Tri bH n e.


TO the razor Of The TrfbKne.
SIR: ! read with some surprise, letter in
tins mornings TRIBUNE purporng TO be a comparison
OF the financial condition OF the Pacific Mali Steamship
Coupany ia Sept H. 1874 and November OF same year.
le socaicd November statement lacks aay oulcdl CON-
frmaon but Will doubtless he repeated over the sigma
ture. Of tne CompIuy officers The statement o oNP''
II s,,ucd over the signatures Of Mcssrs. NOco AeA
apder and Guionl These gentlemen are not recAohou
among the speculative portion OF the officers anu
directors Of the Company, 'aAd Iheir names
are in this community ample guaranty Of
what they say. II the statements untrue,
these gentlemen owe II themselves 10 make prompt
iuvcstisatIOn and public statement OF the facts II
tnry were deceived, due TO themselves and to tn
stockholders that y should DC Known and they should
put the blame on the proper shoulders.
Having known Nj Il Ius lllch, The efficient manager
OF tui- Company for ears. feel cOlshed 10 say, IN
Justice hi that the stOc huolicrs have thG fullest
conf cncc his ability 10 make sutc Of this Com
uauy, unless ms Plans arc thwdried bV others; and
thrSr viii b, brush ASIDE al The next election Yours
Actc YORK. Nov. p, Is7i JUSTICE.
To me EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: II the statements contained In the letter on
the subject published IN this mornings TEIBUSE arc
correct deception has been UractIeCd uUoA TIC stock
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
TIE TONGSHOREMEN's STRIKE.

ALL MEMBERS OF TIE UNION REFUSE To WORK
UNIIL THEIR DEMANDS ARE COMPLIED Will
A DEED OF GRATITUDE.
AS had been announced, the entire member
ship Of the Longshoremcns Unions OF this city and its
vicinity refused Yesterday work for the steamship
and vessel owners unul all should agree TO pay them
cents hour lOr Day and Gu cents hour for night
work TIC owners OF sailing vessels, whom the strike
Was intended 10 Influence. exhibited remarkable nd.t
ference to whether tho men worked renamed
away. Ths Lad not been calculated upO0 the long
shOreueu expected the owners 20 become dismayed
aud 10 wait upon the steamship companies Immediately
and eudeavor influence Ihem 70 comply with the
strikers demands. Tloyd.c nothing Of tie kind how
ever bu quietly told their e;eyod,Tes " get what help
they coud at the reduced rates. and load ana
discharge the vessels as cIpcduOusy As possible.
uplenty Of men not tO DC foJn1 thCu they would
Wait uHti they should be forthcoming, they IN
10 great haste about loading their vessels ffcghs bo
ing very liSut. The impression among tAo ownc1s Of
sailing vessels yesterday almost universal that the
ioucshOrerncn had done the most suicidal act they
could have committed in thus anenatlng the only re-
naming friends they had among the merchants by re-
fuslug % work Tor them thereby rendering il tinpora
lively necessary tAeir part to secure other help
They united ~ saving that they would not make an
efOrt 10 have the steamship companies recede from
th0r determination, bat as the dght had been forced
upon tLem they would willingly accept the issue Taey
thought the Union would DC overthrown.
In One or two cases on the Est River side
the members Of the Union work as usual yester-
day morning. but committee Immediately waited upon
them and compelled them TO desist. Their places were
ell filed by nonsocety in less than two hours after
wards. The captain OF the steamer France OF the
TrAusatlantic Company finding himself without a5orers
upon street n front OF the wharf urged
pongshoremen, whom he had been paying the regular
rates. 10 return and work at the old prices oOpsua
ton held aud the strikers decided to go TO work
favor but refused 10 accept any pay. As that would
Involve violation Of the rules OF the Uu.on. Accord
ingIy sufficient number OF men began work upon her
" enable her to sail at the adgeTsed hour The steamer
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
pLor loG loGGWG HAlLRo1D E0NDS

ARREST or AZ INSURANCE. SECRETARY WHO IS STS-
P.cr.D ~ DETECTIVES OF COMPLETELY IN RE-
CiNr ToGGiEIEs.
Inquiry at the detective agency Of Pink
toI's IN L hIuccplacc elected yesterday the nfOrma-
ton that Gcorg. Hit, ai4- J. l. Batcheilcr Secretary
ol the 5Ifc.uIrd Company at Philadelphia,
who las arrested IN that city, suspected OF being
accessory the forgery OF The Chicago and NortWcs-
tern l. iraad bonds. y few davs ago TIE tribune
pl.,ncd the narrative Of thc discovery Of $4,000 Of
tnegc bonds which hat been received through the
Pniad lphil branch OF Drcxr Morgan co.'s banking
hoc IL i ALLEGED that these bonds have been traced
10 the prisoner Hit, or BatcEcller, had " stock
brokers' Ollie" al Nc. IS Newst which vas ire-
qu.ntcI b. a number ~ whc according 10 the de-
t,ctycs, always passed up aud down the slaFs very
hurrcdy, seemingly anxious 10 prevent their faces
from being seen. Tacse men are suspected OF blinS
concerned in OrganZcd attempt % i)od tie street
with bogus bonds. Persons calling at Batcheidcrs Of
H.. If unknown TO the inmates, wegc obliged to drop
seeing tne p'rSon VINO occupied inc ON ie'
These su-paced mc1 arc shppOs'i to
nave belonged 20 the h'nl Of s"IndItrs
Who circulated the forged Buif.iO. Ncv-for", ana
Since the arrest OF Batch Ter tAc Office at No. - Ne"
IT. has been deserted. Remarkable deNcIObHchtS arc
expected !rJm tho lnyc>liga ion. IlhhcI'oh' uP'tt-
tfy pref however, NOT to disclose the clr'uHcfo
which have led To their being employed ~ the case hh
are to the place where The engraving ana
iithOgrphug done FOR the swndicTs. 80 SERIOUS -
the which has arisen from the cOuhlefcitlnE ol
Autographed bonds by expert cOunteIelttfs thdt thc
sock Exchange Is considering the dLSaDlt! oi uTEu<
the raroad and other iuaur compln IS % issue only
costly and elaDorately engraved bonds.