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Fer Lunch.

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PRESSED CORN BEEF. in ?
4ani pound cans; the pound
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ALBEIT BISCUIT, Is cents
BISCUIT: srskR WATERS. g. cents;
EEUlT BISCUIT; CRACK
EBS, plain and fancy, % va
DESSERT FRUITS. Atkins
OF fruits put ~ IL small sins;
s sSSiasd sg II 5@ p,
FRUIT: Wsg sTRswREKEIEs:
PLrMs' PiSE hPPIEs,
CHOCOLATE PASTE. pre-
PS POS p. isi,', 3 Gf F ftlf p'
CONDENSED MILK, TEA
PotkET STOVE: The most convenient thing
Ia the World for travellers; eggs
az chocolate n,ade az short no
,. tee: hghei Instantly; extin-
DhiNh: RuisheJ by breath; no smoke:
%AEEiHTE sGof' s e sFlsS!f
p,cket; slcoholI,ei; warrant
Cd T. ecii every customer; look
BASsALE, SCOTCH aLEs.
TTASR WINE, ckhsE3T
L 5H,SS SUGAR, LIME
HAVANA diaikSiotS snH s,l1., I ,,I,sR :,
s>,or brands G-1"iHs Ontg soil.
s ssSF B..
ing aa FINE Ps4td. ss saSs Fh
q. u. CORNwELL Il SONS.
FINE GROCERS.
nays l41s Pa. av., OPP. wiisrd's Hotel.
MN. WOLIER CO.,
MErgplxe .nd e 2kaf9sk pLAsrs.3
EEGE HtsN Gso and SEEDS, Sou
SS.sS.ss, Tomato and Egg Plant. for sale; .,
al
vest op poste United Saates Observatory mayS- lun
SUMNER HATS! x
All the leading styles Of Cashmere Dress ATS,
various kinds Of STRAW HATS, MILAN Braid,
Genuine Mackinsxa4egno<n u, &c. Hair, Cloth and
Kpgli.h SILK UM laELLAs from saso NJ.
h1T FITS 1Hs SnEH. IND sREgAIRED q. .hor.
notice.
kER 4 GREEN, HattePs,
1AlS PesnsylV anis Avenue,
Dayl2n Above willardb Hotel
Must SELL. v ILL SELL, BOUND TO SELL.
1NI Now 9 your chance To buy cheap. Carpets, Oil
Clohs, Mattirgs, Rr gs, Mirrors, Picture Frames Of
AL kinds, viii be toid regardless OF cost Fixtures
for sale and store for by July lst. Call at ola
Pennsy lyania avenue, bet. 9th and 7.h. may19 3Ws
NOTICE FROM THE AGENT OF THE MHDEA
~ COLLAR COMPANY.-Ous hundred thousand
MkpEA COLLARS, linen faced, hand to be sold,
TWO boxes for twenty I'VE cents. Sizes from II to IL
inches. Call at els Pa. ave, E. LULLY. myl9 In
EEO: w. SrfCkkEY, Real Estate Brokn aad
~ ARefioassr, Room lie D-oit Briliing.
Loans negotiated. Property ut public ant private
sale. mayiu-.m
HINA,GLAsSWARE, BIO NJ rs,
Etc. packed in the beat manner on short
sice al work warranted. Address Packer"
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.gNIMPRoyED PROPERTY FOB SALE.
HOT SEA FOR RENT.


AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, Ma, ~, y. 5 % clock m Trustee
sale Of thre..storJ Brick Hous, on Eth street, b.
tween L and IA.
FOR fuller particulars other Advertisements in
StAr. mAy2S-tr
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.
To families DESTROYS Of securing sumner resi-
dence near thi- city, that for he,lthfEine>s i not
eNcciled ia the United States. and fnT beautiful views
l. rarely exceed in any Country, attention ana AZ
inspection is invited TO
EIGHT ONEiCRE LOTS,
adjoining each other, the North Arlington
neighis, aud being part Of the North Arlington
trut arm, with apple, pears, and cherries in full
bearing. and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton Vinegar d., which be purchased mlch less
than their true value. With Washington {, aOr ge-
town. The Potomac and surrounding Country n tan
view from each, they not ,ualsd hy any oiiiar
locality this city in all their attractions AMI al
vantages. To those Who will build upon them az
once, the most liberal terms offered.
Email Farms in the same locality are also offered
for sale.
ROB'r A. PHILLIPS,
naySr sos 18th street northwest.
OFFER FOR SALE
L 100 Shares "a National Bank Stock.
IL Z" n. Y a Alexandria Steam, in Com.
pany Stock.
= Z" Citizens Building Company Stock
10 50 Bank Of the Republic Stock
j. STRICkER BRBDFORIS attorney.
m?yl I'm Room IL lie nr0i; Buiki.ug
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FRENCH CHIP HATS. all coIors. At a. 75:ENG
u IlSH WALKING HATS. iH black and a
lTowu straw, n 81 cents. 4 full liue % Leg -
horns a Shade Hats. , ia, and Flowers Ea>S
marx ID down. lR
u Speoial attention e zen to orders
Mas. y. p. PALMER,
nv S..--r l1nQ strae.. latna con liz ari lsrk
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Is THE sUPRNE COURT OF The DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

GEORGE A. NORWOOD ct al. ". VAN BUREN NOR-
WOOD et al.-NO. AS Equity Docket Ia
Tbs cause has been referred to he Auditor state
the Trustees account and tie distribution of the
fund IN his hands
Therefore, the creditors of VIRGINIA NOR
WOOD, deceasra. and all other persons interested.
are hereby notified to appear before me, prove their
claims, aDd he hearl touching the matter, re-
ferred, on TUESDAY, the 1t day of June, ISIS
at i O'Clock of said day, at my Office, in the ives;
wing Of the City Hall, W ashington City
May 70, leIS. 81 THOM rs HOOD, Auditor.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Liberal advances made 10 any amount and for any
TINE desired, at very reasonable terms. on ali kinds
~ personal property, Bonds. Stocks and fine Mer
chanci.e. Also, goods bought ami sold on coInalis
son. Always on hand AZ private sale large -el-c
ton Of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, good JEWELRY
&c. &c, cheap for cash, Auction sales on the Ia
or "a OF every month. Satisfaction guaranteed
strictly confidential.
S. G0LDSTElN & CO.
Loan 0frs. Commission ant Erchqrgs By9ters
n. r.. corner ION and streets northwest
~ Priya-e entrance on ic.h street ptsvg-tr
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BOARDING.

COUNTY, BOARD, TEN MILES OUT, NEAR
- the Is. and U. Il. r., can be obtained Address
A. C.. Star Office. may26 2t~
k>OR RENT, WITH BOARD, ONE VERY
l. cool, spacious suit of PARLORS, e!egan "
furnished, north and south posure. Rent one half
price for the summer. Also, one two other Rooms
9I2 street northwest. may26 St.
GENERAL VERY DESIRABLE FRONT
- ROOMS, en- suite or single, with or without
BOARD, on very reasonable terms; 3Of street,
between Sd and 4fh streets northwest. may2s3ts
DARkfNSON house, oorasr 81 street and PsnH.
SsfraaiG areaVe-Cood ROOMS, with first class
BosRb, SIS per month. Also, TABLE BOARD
at ito per week, or . Is per month.
nay Is Inn A. PARKINSON, Proprietress.
EoR RFNr-Larse Furnished ROOMS on the q
and Sd floors, with board; moderate rates for
sun mer, OH llth street northwest. may24 St.
ROARDlKG-Furnished FRONT ROOMS, en-
- suite or SINGLE corner bouse, southern and cas-
tern ex rosure: No. A24 East Capitol street mil
MlLLIK ENT= Cerxer Of 10th and Z streets
lv1 north, est, Washington, d. o., one square from
Avenue and street carr. Board b. the week or
month. Transient Board, o. Der day. House thor.
cuxkly renovated and refurnished,
feb1D FRANK MILLIEDN Proprfets.,
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PUSHING PARTIES. ENCURSI0NySTS
TRANELERS snd SPDRT>NEN will
lind with us everything suitable for
IL NH.
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LOST AND FOUND.

i OST.-SGnday afterRO On, 23i instant, left lying
= IN wash room. lizards Hotel. Sariouyx seal
KING, solid setting. Liberal reward will te given
mo questions Asked for Its return to GAIT BROS,
jewelers. may2o 2t
/ OsT-1 lac party seen. VINO found UMBRELLA.
L. blact SIX plain handle, left against tree box
last night IN iiont OF house No. 600 street, will
receive llbei al reward b. leaving the said
residence. It,
GIN REWABD.-Lost, a Morocco POCKET
SAV BOOK. Containing about 8 Is in fractional
currency and $40 in 81 bills, between the Long
Bridge aud 9Th street and Penpsylvania avenue
yeSferday afternoon The finder will please leave it
AZ oil eth street northwest, near Pennsylvania
avenue, and claim reward. II
TAKEN Up ASTRAY-COw on the 18th inst,
which the owner can have by proying-<s
property and paying all expenses. Corner UfS "
18th and streets. maV25-3t+ zoo
- liberal reward will be paid for their return t.
JAS. n. DAVIS, yR., Room 80, 81 floor, =. o.
Department, or to $50 street n. w. Mays =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
The Men Who Are "GOIng TO DO.

This reminds me OF some men who are
always going to do great things but never
begin. ! once had neighbor-and in
fact, may have some of the same sort
now-who was perpetually telling what
he was going to do, consequently never
had time to do anything. lie would get
up early in the morning, draw on heavy
pair of boots with pants tucked inside;
then to see him start out for the barn,
making everything fly right and left,
one might suppose him to be one of the
driving sort. So he WAS, for about an
hour or less, or until called to breakfast,
after which he would light his
pipe, stroll over to his nearest neighbor,
or hang over the fence and talk to every
passer by respecting the same old story
of what he was going to do tomorrow,
or next week. 1t is needless to say that
my neighbor soon found ont that farming
was poor business.
ear call to mind number of similar
instances where the best OF resolutions
failed to bring success. 1t is well enough
for u farmer to get up early and "storm
about" little in the morning; but if he
lacks the "-ticktoitivcnGsS," all his blus-
ter will not amount TO much in the long
run.
Neat, cosy homes, good gardens, orch
ards and other home comforts, are never
obtained by these going-to.do sort OF
tolks.-Car. RUrai Ne,c Yorker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
4 Novel Matrimonial Incident.

An incident occurred in this place on
Thursday last, which was so much "out
of the regular order, that it is worth re-
cording. 1t was given ont that Mr.. J
p. Jackson and Miss Fannie Moore were
to be united in marriage on that day
Guests were invited, and all
the preliminarics conducted in &C
cordance with the time-honored
usage. But at the time fixed for tying
the knot when the guests were impa-
tientlv awaiting the coming of the
preacher, the bridegroom took from his
pocket marriage certificate, duly signed
and sealed, showing that the parties had
been married in Illinois nearl Y year
ago. where they had met when both Of
them were visiting friends there.
This had been kept a profound
secrrt-not even the relatives If
the parties here knowing anything about
it. The joke on the wedding guests was
the best thing of the season. And who
will say now that woman cannot keep
Il secret? We understand that the bride
and groom leave here for the west thus
week. and they will carry with the bast
wishes of everybody here who loves u
good Joke or who delights in human hap
pincss- Wsston Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
King Monopoly.

A New York exchange says that the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific rail-
road and Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panv commissioners, held an adjourned
meeting in the freight office of the
former company Yesterday, and agreed
upon the details of through freight
tariff from Boston New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Richmond, in con-
ncction with the Michigan Central, Cali
fornia, and Overland fast freight lines
and Baltimore and Ohio railroad to San
Francisco, Sacramento, Marysvillc
and San jos The increase per
pundred pounds is to be as fol-
lows: Union and Central Pacific rail-
rcad-First class, from So % to So; sec
ond class. from 50 to 81; third class, from
81 soto 81; fourth class, from 81 80 to
- 40; class \, from 81 20 to 50 %;
cIa.s Il, from Il so to -; class, c, from
81 30 to 81 10; elias, d. from 81 40 to
81 80 Pacific Mail Steamship Company
First class. to 81 so; second class, to
- 80; third class, TO - 80; fourth class,
to 81 %; class y, to S2;;,,class B, to 81 10;
elias, c, to 81 80; class D. to 81 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
FROM TIMOTHY DABBLE.
A Dabbling Into Affairs Generally
Various Accidcnts---J. 4. 4. &. +.
Ben Wilson TcmpietOn---Hatri
HUBBS LANDING, W. VA,
February %. 1875,

HUBBS LANDING, W. VA, !
February %, 1875.
Editors of the Register:
Our genial friend, Mr.. Andy Matthews,
while going TO HOrnbrookS Mil, fell oil
his horse into the run, while the horse
was standing still, for it was not said he
was moving. 1t is ,aid Andy had to
borrow Mr. Hoods trowsers so he could
get home. All of this plagued Andy
pretty badly, for YOU know that Miller
boys bored him pretty badly about it.
l am most ''or.ul' glad he didn't git"
drowned.
Mr.. VERT Rinc got badly hurt while
telling timber. A limb of the tree fell
on his shoulder and hurt him very
much but it is hoped he may soon re-
recover.
Mr.. Il. j. Barton, while telling a
board tree. got favorite dog killed.
Wonder if Phil Sheridan couldn't get Il
blood hound in place of Watch while he
is in the Southern States fighting the
Democrats.
| have been informed that the Capital
has been moved to Wheeling. A friend
Mt nv elbow suggests that it be strongly
anchored and fastened with a hog chain,
or il will be oil in few months to some
other point.
On the 23d of this month there came
to the residence of Mr.. Jimmie Temple.
ton, IN our district, a young IMAM weigh
ing about nine pounds, and as he Is Il
! considerable of II shorter, and
Democrat, Mr.. TempletOn, agreed &c
keep him. His name is Jasper a. Allen
/ G.. Thurman Ben. Wilson Templeton
and at this writing is well and hearty
. The initials OF his name are. J. a. A. g.
T. b. W.
Our friend, w II. Miller, while draw.
ing wood, met with serious accident
his horses fell over and rolled about forty
rods down II hill and the wagon and wood
after them. But | am glad to say the
horses are now all right, 50 is "W i'll, but
the wood is in very bad fix. 1t j. not
possible for anybody to get the wood-it
Is not even possible for General Grant TO
reconstruct it.
found out that it was William A.
Montgomery and Lizzie Ioho who got
married. They were married on the 18th
Of February, 1875, by Elder y. a. Bun
nrr. | did understand that the preacher
aud the parties married ate forty pounds
of pound cake and each OF them drank
tx cups of coffee which caused it to raise
to twenty-five cents per ID. They also
ate one pound Of candy each. Besides all
this there was general destruction o!
chickens, oysters, fish, bis cult, pies,
"suortin snuppers,' &c. The whole en-
prn,c Of the affair amounted 10 $50 and
three cubits and span. This Is what
Peter Twist says.
TIMOTHY DABBLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
For Female Complaints.

IN young or old married or single, at the
dawn of womanhood or the change or
life, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
manifests such positively remedial in
Huence as to call forth the loudest praise
from all who use it.
olr. John a. Kinney, druggist, Of
Knob Noster, Missouri, writes as fol-
lows:
"Dr. Pierce, Buffalo. v. T.:
DEAR SIR-Your medicines sell better
than any other keep, and give univer-
sal satisfaction. The people are especial
ly delighted with your Favorits Per
scripton, and it seems to be fsvorite
among all who have ever used It,
1t is sold by druggists and dealers in
medicines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
Iron InIarPSfS.

A lengthy editorial on this subject APP
peared in the Richmond Dispatch few
days since, from which we take the fol-
lowing extracts. If the Ksnawha coal
can be taken to the Virginia iron fields
at such cheap rates, that State can make
iron cheaper than Pennsylvania.
If the kanawha Goals could be
brought to the Iron deposits of the
James river valley pig-iron could be pro-
duced at the iron mines for Sl7 ton, ut
the present prices of labor. 1t cannot
be made at this figure-or for less, in
deed than $50 or $25 per
ton-in Pennsylvania. II Virginia can
turn out large supplies of pig iron at 81
per ton 1T is now made for less at one
point on the Chesapeake and Ohio road
our future is assured; we shall rival
Pennsylvania in our iron industry. We
should produce this pig iron at points
within easy access Of Richmond and the
Atlantic cities by water, the demand tor
the iron ore and for the Goals of West
Virginia, securing the very lowest posi-
bic transportation in virtue ofthe amount
fthe tonnage necessarily dey eloped.
We understand that one of our bust
moss men has within week or so past
received AN inquiry from England as to
the terms on which 10000 or 10000 tons
of iron ore can be delivered here in
Richmond for shipment to England,
where the scarcity of iron ores and the
consequent high prices are being more
and more severely felt every day. a sim
liar inquiry was sent TO the Office of the
James River and Kanawha Ca
nal Company. We took the
trouble to ascertain the reply
of this office, and We we're gratitied 10
learn that the company offered TO bring
. the ore from Lyuchburg to Richmond
$50 miles, for 81 10 per ton, carriers,
charges and tolls included. We merely
mention this and the other facts which
We have given to show whore the wind
is setting. Attention is directed to the
iron deposits of Virginia, for in England
and in the eastern States of this country.
the cry is loud for cheap iron ores
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-6 inch space.
one tlrne....,S IS One months 6 %
Two times....... / 25 Three months. II W
One week ........... 2 50 one year. - %
one square chanyeable once a week $50.
Special Notices p per cent additional.
advertisements TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line--5m no
local notice ,vRi be inserted for teS than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except tor establish
cd business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
All bills due ON the first appearance Of
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tiSements not connected with il will be
charged for at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
LetTs Disappoint our Enemies.

From the Norfolk Nirginian.
The objects of the Civil Rights bill is
plain; Is to embroil the races and create
disorder in the South. This disorder if it
can be- brought about, is hoped rs II pre-
text for firing the Northern heart, and
renewing at the North the old ku-hlux
and bloody shirt cries.
.Iurie,. Convcyancc>, public houses, are
the three points Of the bill. As to the
first it is not only declared unconstitu-
tion"l, but It is aud must be- practically
imperative, for the right to sue under it,
{ cannot attach 70 any individual.
rs 10 cOnveyanceS, we have no remedy,
time and graduated charges. as first
second and third class must be our rem
edy.
As to public houses, the bill can be and
doubtless will be avoided.
The bill includes UinS. Now this term
is equivalent To the term used in Virginia
law .ordinaricS' BY the laws of Virginia
whose is licensed to keep an ordinary,
where drink is to be sold to be drank on
the promises, keeps All inn; ne and no
other man. All paying such licenses
have only to cancel their license and
they cease to keep inns, and, though they
continue to keep boarding houses or
houses of private entertainment, they
cease to keep an inn
Keepers of boarding houses, or houses
of private entertainment, are not touched
bv the Civil Rights bill, for such houses
are not inns For, as Story on Bail
mcut defines the latter, section 457:
40 constitute AN inn in the sense -
Uncommon law, it must bea common inn
or dircrsoyrUm (contmune hosyitiHRl that
/, an inn kept for travellers generally,
not merely for short season of the year,
and for select persons, who are dodgers.
1t follows, therefore, that the Civil
Rights bill cannot touch boarding houses
or houses of private entertainment, As
distinguished from inns, for in using the
word INN it excludes all that are not
inns. Our "ordinsrieS,' as the law STYLES
or hotels, as common speech calls them,
are inns. They only are inns, and every
hotel in the State can cease, by cancell-
inc lis license, to be an ordinary or inn,
and become private boarding house or
house Of private entertainment pay IL
cense rs such. but neither using nor pay
ing u license for an in in the purview Of
the Civil Rights bill.
There Is no need tochange the laws Of
the State. Let them remain and define
the various degrees; inn, or ordinary, or
hotel; second, boarding houses; third,
houses Of private entertainment. Then,
IT hotel keeper wishes to exclude any,
whether white or black. from his house
let him declare and license himself as
keeper ola boarding house or house Of
private entertainment, and the civil rights
bill L imperative against him. If he
still remains licensed keeper or an I'M
licensed keeper ola hotel, ordinary orinn,
he must entertain negroes and lose his
customers, or De subjected to suit at the
hands of any malicious negro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
Hard Money in The Country.

Those who have devoted most time TO
bullion statistics estimate that the
stock Of coin and bullion in the United
States IN the first of January, 1875 mot
counting the supply in California in 1860
must have been about $25O,000,O00, or
saw fifty millions more than in 1850,
with the prospect of receiving about
sryenty-six millions from the mines this
yaar' These calculations. of course, IN
Guide silver, which, for the past TWO
years has formed little less than one
half Of the annual product Of the mines
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10

Ex-Governor Brooks, Of Arkansas, and
~. Representative Poland had an inter-
view with the President yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
at'lleslias &eeister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One ysar......-,ss W Three mCEtAs.s2 T.
Six mouths. W One month. n
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER,
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one COPY, yT..S w one copy,5 T1os.s2 W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
ono copy, yr...S2 W Five copies, yrs 9 70
one copy, t mos w Ten copieS,l yr. Is w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10

The Senate in executive session con.
frmed various nominations, among them
Goodlove 5. Orth, of Indiana, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten
tsry 10 Austria and hungary. Horace
{. MAYNARD Minister resident .! the
United States al Constantinople.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10
THE pUDDLERs' LOCKOUT.
Draw ing 10 a CIOse-The Heaters and
Rollers Jain The Strikers A Conn
promise Probably Efected-The
Mills t. Resu in I'm q Few Days.


The puddlers lockout, We learn, is
about TO be settled on a compromise be-
tween the manufacturers, boilers, rollers
and heaters. 1t is stated that the rollers
and heaters, at meeting held on Sstur-
day evening, appointed committee Of
conference with the manufacturers in
regard to working foreign muck
bar, that committee TO report to q
general meeting to be held this evening.
This afternoon general meeting Of all
the Puddlers' Unions is to be held to
consider compromise proposition, and
resume at a REIMBURSEMENT of the sliding
scale, at the card rates now ruling in the
finished iron market.
The offer will therefore be made on
this basis, and in case Of u refusal on the
part ofthe manufactures, the entire works
Of all tho mills will shut down. 1t is un-
derstood that the meetings to-day, will
be most important, yet held, as it will, in
all probability, end the trouble OF the iron
branch of our industries.-Pittsbvrgh
ChrVnicle.