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, 1877-03-07
GENERAL MARKETS.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALC0RoL-Wss steAdy aS ~. uo4a, 10.
nROOM.CORN-Deal1ra Afa h1ng fnat ordeFs at
ths annexed priecai choes green hnsl. b4sa7c, me.
dsum hnri. red tipped. 4Aa5c, green hrush. with
turt enough 10 work It, 5HsAc; rcd tipped with
Do. 4a+He. red DO s@sAos ereen eorets md inside.
diu to chofcs Atak bftld 42ec. inferior brush, Set
srooktd do. a1&c.
RUTTEK-Thcrs VA. the ssmo position Of ao.r. ~
aotod frnm day 70 day for tho paAt week OF more.
f'u1efs wsso pursutnk thu haad.to- o-mouh policy. and
only by The oer Of liberal price concessions could they
bo induced 10 depart from Il. Fine btc Rfadca wcfn
held wxh 'one show Of arn'e,n but tne iower grades
yellow. 25te3o, medium 10 Eoot. isA3c1 inferior 10
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sht assad snIssf sea !non. e1:l' i. =! tas M
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fot Iai;ias Tsnts srries ws,f 4 othsr foseisa
, 1877-03-07

Ling ann short clears quoted at ito .Hah or March
and st scifef April. Cnmbcrtand4 quiet At 73fhs8c,
i9nR.Sut hsnis II tn5sds s"eet'plckied hama
}Iar1 uuoted 1. uHe ior shoaderk oc for short tba
05lc for sOTt cttnsa, 1lal.c for hama a CAaYascd
and pncksd.
IixEAsX-- Was qntot 94 Sta73fc. ..,...
BEEF P.UDuETa-WsTs atrsdy and quEet at slc,73
ali:tO ior mcsAt 81 .7sa12,o Tor c1tra mess, and
TALLow-Was quoted v 77tfs7tka for city. and B,4o
&c !or country l0ts. the tneda for No. eAcs Ecrr
made Of $50 brIa 1t ~. J7}tN7 !. 90 peF iu0lbs.
, 1877-03-07

for Apr and ga aoa h3x tot May. eslcs hn bsls
1t &tl. 5IN 4i{6lt& for Anf1G IT
asa sg s.es q
for Nav,
, 1877-03-07

Iosnox,. March -conAols-Money. 90 b-1o;
account, 0f}n.
1o-40t, 1854; new hs, t0SS. a..
New York Central o1, Eric, *: pfd, 18;
Illinois Central 30.
FRANkroRr, MsrehB.-u. 8. bonds, 1854.
, 1877-03-07
AMERICAN CITIES.
Nkw YORK,

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nav ro.x. M.reh e-as4rs.-whs.s-M dun
se6 o rem sx ~ M
ei.y milling: Il. "a il tors, : 90 b No. Iii..ates
~ saed 11e =. a. IL .s
Il: ~ = .:ss
a.. III ho%s Il
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s ws wssrn: se,; Old we,ts m.sd sessss @
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aa1 es.ss q g: s,. M:y
e'o,tas At siS %, $50 er. % 1..e ys.eI
s:f:d, =: xp!.i;. i. s.s;so ID. sis:se ::ssa'
1855 bidt s,s.7s a.ked. Cut meat. quiet,
middle. ee.rcsty 30 rms apot lots autet Western long
ena At pes s y,
q I'll u!s Il 6a.,as:s 5spestsa P.s ste:ai es
@tH ~! ~ t1A ~ SHlX ~ %h.HV{
e. e. +; MaTs S% so'as sis,. n L z ,is
%;MR na,' e.o'.s:'' e'oans ~ e'o.z4a'' lux. %,
x is S sda asr Krds4T sS9 p p5Rs S
diSt w: ); prime. w,
M.!:s9sie;s ss;I!s :ssas a!,oe.. ,a's. OF 100
NV reax, 81 M..si! :, :1tsTtss1F,?ns tF, laxalaYe.
afri HeT 1aca 1mnc in1sa in. fnIy X ss1s
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ssS SGs 81 ;.: sI I K!!s :sd
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A pdssa isd 9Kas. Ka s 5ss' hr. ' ay
mora se.,so:1 Prime ..sa,. so Closing Z a io
A&a!4 AGa44rsseassEei saeasls 9al!; ws..orn, ,,oaee,
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, 1877-03-07

ksyIpoaa. g. ,st. Tant pfd. ..s..,... S7H
MzTIroea pfh......... Ht{ WAbtHh. ~
Adams Fl prell .f0l EArl Waynr. 8tst
Wc!ta. FlrKU ..,....... rs tTcrFr Eaufc...
American EIpreaA ba iTcftt f1Autc pfd..... 10
United State1...-..... ~ ". 4A..n,........-.. HfA
New fork Eentfal.... d C: H. pfh. ..io4
Este, ,.,.,..... 7kDhio d MHsfAstpr3..,. 81
Erie ND. 5~.......... II d. i. W......,... AtM
Harlem. -. A.. T. r. Telekf1ph.. Nrf
Harlem pfd.........131H Mtesouf1 Fkciac.. !
Michigan Central go. s33 Indiana ccntfal.. 2
FhnAMn. IL. u. Q,.,.... Itlh
Enlon tAct6c II HANNIBAL Il 81. j0....
Lake Hhoro. SDM Central Pacific bonds tntH
Illinois Central. - H. +. honlS .nk1t
Cleveland Pt&sburE HHN v. r. land. grant. .1u14
Northwestern a9N U. r. BlnktnE fGnd... 9SM
Eotthwestern pid"... naH'
- STATE ndNps =.
Tennestee, old ........ 43& Virginia. new
Tennessee. new ~ Assourf...
Virginia. bld,... ...... ~ J
EoAkl0N.
Losnox, March 0. -Consols-Money, 90 b-16;
account, 0fit. ..,..
, 1877-03-07

At Chicago CnstomF, March 0, 1877: Hc6Tge Btaw.
art / Co., 1851 aacks matt: A. q. Aeckcr b Co..
A tons pig g.iron; Walker & Rumaey. 600 bu bar-
ley; Field, Lcitcr & Co., cases dry goods. z
casss dry goods 10 cases DRY goods: etcttaucr
Bros. & Co., II cares dry goods. Keith Dros., O
cares nrttdclhl flowers; D. q. Fisk b Co., cases
dry goods, cases ARTIFICIAL flowers: @. L. Haskell
L Co., 1 cara aeoda; Bamuol Fcts, ! casc cAif-
skins; Canadian Bank Of Commerce, 10 baRs seed
peas, O. bags pens. Amount collected. $14, g38 45.
, 1877-03-07

IofAI.t V<lh HoBs4%9 @4Sfs
Total Of at kinds In store, g. 613, s63 hu. Thcsa
figures show decrease during last weak OF 2. 400
bn wheat 20. 1877 bu rye, q, so7 bu barley; and
an tncfcaAe OF 200, A10 ba corn, 22, 3s+ bu oats.
Total Increase, 224, $50 bu. Tho abors.noted
qnantities OF Nofthwsstarn wheat include 43, $50
bu No. l Minnesota Md 130. 7a1 tu No. 2 do.
In addition TO the aboys there il ahoat In tho
hsrbot 6, 08s bn No. 3spang. 20, 4ls bu rejected
do, 30 0o1 bu No, corn, IT, DOL bu seiaeted corn,
TO-. 371 bu new mixed do, ~. 737 bu now high.
mixed do, 1 023 hu No. rye, and 81. 250 bu No.
2ryc.
PACKING AT CINCINNATI.
Superintendent. Maxwell! reports tho following ~
the packing OF Cincinnati for The season 1ust
closed: ...
1H78-'77. 1a73.sa.
Average aros! we!sht t.............. 77t,.l III -
The manufacture Of mtaA wAs. Clear efdtA tts
mtt, 7n 7las clear RIBS. ibs made. az I1S 1871 onR
clear. lfN made, q 10e t4 III other tfdea. les made
~ 152 nans lns made. ID 'so soa shoulde"t It's
fos:l meats m4de for winter, sea ssanft
-, To his 1Aat scttnn.
The summer packing N&sI -
No hogs naetH!. !..."............"..'2i.,53 llaa;s
hFefh1C Ec!THt ANs.NI ~ -
, 1877-03-07

FLOUn-Was very dutl. with no Important cnnuKc in
prcoa Doth local and shipping buyers held OF. hut
sellers rrofcAsG.l to adeFa nryto f,tmts quotations.
not having much to Offer SAlea wtru limited 10 100
s7D07.nO; md no briB spring supernncs 1t II. 00
Totat hrla THO mHrkct closed quet, with tho fol
lowing tho asking range of rrIces Choice winters,
do fatnxa, So choice spring extfhs. "a Soa7. oo
diam Do. *U.GN2AS0; Ah1ppRnR 6xttnA, fbb4bs- o0i
choice p&tenfA .OosD 30; cou1mon do, $7.on37. 20,
sprIng aupcFnHeA, S4.sn432,. fVe aour, $4,x7}f0
4.70, nuckwhoat lo f1,U087.bh
URAH-Was gulet and easier. Sales were 70 tons u
e3n0 pcr ton trach. and 81. % frre board
M1ppLtnu4-Salc made Of lO tons at $3.50 Erce
on llUar5 car. and 10 tons do from Iyu at 6l0.Cp.
Ho1kENtNua-S&ca were 20 tdns a ll.Cot1lIm par
fors. trnrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
FUYER1L or EDWIN ADAMS.
MANY TRIBUTES OF AFFECTION PROM THE DEAD
ACTORS FRIENDS.


ACTORS FRIENDS.
fFpov 4 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE lRDUyE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The funeral of the
late Edwin Adams took place here at noon today
m the residence OF Daniel Gardner. No. Ia South
Tvrlft-, The ceremonies under the direction Of
the Actors Order OF Friendship Mr Adam, had been
member and had desired tine organization to take charge
Of his funeral rites. Mr. Garduer's residence IN
Twelfth.st was opened nj an early hour in
the morning, to allow the dead actors friends
to taken a last view OF his body. The rooms
were filed with professional people. until it vas time to
move TO 81. Jamcss Church for the funeral services
The remains cad in black dress-suit, lay IN hand
some rosewood coffin. The features. though wan and
pinchr retained he expression of peaceful rrpose that
appeared ust death ON the I'd OF tie coffin were
two tn,crirons. Rst I'm Pracei" and Edwin Adams,
horn February g. 1884; died October2S. 1871" Upon me
conin and in various paris 81 room were numerous
floral contributions Rolling mon me boly was wax
cross. gwen 10y Mrs James W. Nalack; also groups OF
npwcrs from Daniel Car .ner ard r.. Hennins. and
the coffin the soro ting widow had placed heart and
mou.d OF flower; 81 rs Io9t was - lai Ee eros,
K Goodwin. manager OF the Walnut Street
Theatre. gave a loral sickle; H. J.. Meredith, pillar
Heart; Mrs s. Wright Sanford, column Comentine
and Caroline Adams sisters OF Mr. adams vase Of
flowers: \. Partridge, a bed Of flowers; MoSsrs.
Gemml!l AZ Scott, managers Of the Chestnut street
Theatre. moand and cross; Lawrence Barrett.
mcnt and column; !. L. McDonouch. cross and
anchor: E. 4. SuheIn. heart cross ana anchor
Othrr fcral g1s wcrr sent 10y Mrs. ". j. Florence, Mr.
and Nrs g. Cotton, John T. Rgymond, tie Actors Order
Of Friendship and the Bcnevoent aud Protective Order
OF Elias.
The nody was taken ~ St Jancss Protestant Ep!sc pal
Church al Walnut aud TWeniy-secOud-ss. at l2:SO p
m where large congregation. composed mostly Of the
atrical people, had assembled. The first ten -oais
on 'rrr side az the aisle reserved for the
Inourrris and the members of the Actors ofdef of
FutndsAip Henry T.. Meredith, Of ne Walnut street
Thetrr acted head usher The pall-bcafcrs were T.
F!Na,kay j. b. Roberts Thomas A Beckett. George W;
GLE. and STUART Robson Mr.. SotAern Was I'D nave ati"
as pall-bearer but being unable 10 attend
on account OF Illness. he sent George no
,tud ana r. : Bassrti Of the Park Theatre. to req
resent him. Mrs. Adams entered the church sup
ported by Daniel Gardner. Among tue mournfS "ero
Inc sisters of llr Adams, Mrs. james W Naacs and
hrs John w. Albaugh The services were cundhct'd by
the Rev Edward Norton ~ the close OF th' services
IN the church. thc remains followed ~ large number
OF parao were taken 10 their final resting place, ut
Monf .fOran Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
LAGRAvE's CAPTURED pARTNrp
oTIs's MOVEMENTS SINCE HIS RETURN FROM rrpc

OTIss MOVEMENTS SINCE HIS RETURN FROM Frrpoo.
jacob q. Otis refused to see any ner.or-
except his personal friends at LuGowst jan veo,s"
His father, Austin W. Otis, called upon him durin a.,
day, and came from tho interview seemingly yer, .
affected The father Ia man OF over sixty wear. ~
has been his sons partner in stock dealing since an
young mans return from Europe, and prior % ,t-.
time he had for partner another son. CbarIa.
who burned I'm the Brooklyn Theatre e
and whose successor the returned fuoitlv. -
as explained on bis business card J. p,rs.
who runs the Office at No. ~ Excbangepl.. 49,
10 a JRIBUNE reporter, yesterday, that tic NoSso1
Otis had been occupying desks there since Iast rs
Since the death Of his Charlie. Austin OF. hsd h
alone III the bond business, until day In Ma ~
OTIS, M he was Introduced, appeared et the ot.a "
presented s another son. Mr.. Burke ali tc no
heard Os'5 name assOcatet with that Of IAcrave ~
OF course, did not know anything OF him furfbor 49,
that he was good business man, OF excellent f,,ni
connexions and he was, therefore, much SURPRISED =,
tho arrest 1 a.
Since his return hir Otis. apparently has made ma ..
tempt To conceal his identity Hls .SsOriatinn v,L
friends has been open. lie appears - have tried N n
suade himself either that the whole matter bad been
gotten, or that IdgraYe considered the ONLY c
nal Some Of Onss friends denied yesterday The s,a
Of his having taken charge OF Mrs. GOslng 49,,
IagTaycs rCuIrn 10 America They claimed ~.
OTIS had not seen her for two or three yea,.
One gentleman said that IL well known that detes
tIvcs had been in search OF OILS all Summer I'm. ~
friends careful not to give any .ntlmati0n NJ -
business they oonsi erred bn having been The a.,
Of Lagraye. Otis's wife T. the daughter or James R5
Broadway halter While some doubt has been oxure.es
as TO the financial standing OF OTIS. 10 H. believed Nat bs
warrants Med yesterday. Is yet 10 aefout b,s
been made for his release on bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
rnI,I. OF EX.rEEAsURHR CARDOzo.

COLUMBIA, ). G., Nov. 1.-The trial OF ex-
State Treasurer Cardozo, begun to-day EN-speaker
Lee testified mat there surplus Of $1,000, OF The
appropriation for the Legislative session OF 1873.
Carozo proposed that Lee and Geayes, President Of the
Senate with the clerks Of the two Houses should ISSUE
legislative certificate for that amount, the Treasurer
Cariozo. to pay II, and the parties TO divide which
agreement was carried out ana the money was obtained
MIR Woodrln Clerk OF the Senate. testified TO almost
the sam. facts TIE certificate prepared by Wood
ma In The name OF {. l.. Frankfort fictitious person,
inteuJe, to represent T. L. Card0ZD No otner witnf
were examiard to-day. Judge Townsend Las ordered
tho Jury 20 Doe kept together uu the trial Is ended TIE
iurv IA composed ~ four whites ana eight c1lprcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
GOVERNOR uARTRANFrs SUBPOENA.

PnrsBURG, Penn, Nov. 1.-The argument
involving the right Of tho Grand jury 10 compel the At
tendance OF Governor Harrln and other state officials,
rs witnesses was heard this morning before the supreme
Court full bench being present Attorney General
Lear ana Deputy Attorney General Gilbert appeared FOR
the Governor, and Disiuct-AttOruey MOntooth, As
sl3iant Dstrct-Attoiney Hunter, aud George sbiger
FOR the county. The argument occupied about
four hours the Attorney General and Deputy Gilbert
MAINTAINING the position they assumed at the outset.
when The officials declined h. respond 10 the sbppnas,
claiming that neither the Governor His subordinate
could De mpeled reapUd, ana that the court has
no authority 20 Issue attachments The Court did not
intimate When u decision would be rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
ARRIVAL OF THE BOLIVIA.

The disabled steamship Bolivia, of the Anchor
Line, in command OF Captain Small, arrived at the CON-
panys pier, foot OF Deys;. ABOUT $3.50 D. m yesterday
She had been nineteen days in makingth trip from Gas
gov. The steamship LETT Glasgow on October 49, and
port had good weather On the following Saturday the
screw shaft broke about midway between the st. and
the engine The steamship was then on the edge Of the
Banks Of newfoundland The passengers were not
in the least alarmed when the accident occurred and sy
that everything has been done by the officers TO make
them comfortable and cOHtcuted. Aftrr the nature u
the accident had been discovered aged fracture o.
the SHAFT when cannot ne accounted for there
no evidence Of iaw-Cbef Engineer pariasu Mcfarland
immediately proceeded 10 make the necessary repairs
which occupied six days ANA NIGHTS, before the
vessel was ready 10 steam ahead again. Two
ter. were bored through the shaft. and bolts put
through and headed down. 4 band of irOn six inches
thick tlcn welded round the shaft Tie boring OF
the largest hole took hours the confined space
among the passengers, tie WORK was pronounced
markably good. During the time repairs We're bcIny
made on the vessel sails were set, anu she made
22J miles before the engines were again started.
The steamship Deyonig. OF the same lin. spoke the
Boil; ia October "A, uu no assistance hired
by the latter, the DcYuEl confirmed on her course On
municated with The IOiis IN. ana took OF Der mails
Pur-rr Bryce and two passengers. and landed item at
Phadsl yhia Wednesday. on Friday last the Bolivia
steamed ahead again, making eight aud q
Fire Island at noon Yesterday The ing ClTey,
with two Of the agents Of the company, Messrs
COyery aud Henderson, went down the bay 10 meet TIA
steamer and took her In tow OF the ght-ship. /, rm
steamer pass Quarantine attcr sunOTu, but aiter ar
irving At pier The tide was low hat size suck In
the mud, and the passengers were obliged 20 remain On
board large number OF the lcn.s OF ne passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02

Augustin Days creditors have consented 70
renewal Of his notes for three six ANA nine months
The creditors % Rohschiid iioyman, dy goou' J'V
hers at 40 81 Broadway who failed ior FS@'V,.' ~
to-day ortcr sov,re contest elected Chaunccy Rose IS
s,gnee Twent,-two claims were proved, the following
heinz the principal ones: Bcrnhrimcr a SeAmidt go
5O5: AdOlpn B.rnhcimcr, S3O,soZ; simon i,iHl 10
81 go; II. Ecnlcmer. son . Co, Slo't'oi "''0"'
u Ppean SON y Co. cool dealers ~ No ll3Gocrck -;
have hreu ndjudcsed voluntary bankrupt IAplI t''O"
ities occrccntp 900. auG the asscis arc nominal
ASSIGNMENTS for the benefit az creditors Ncr' h ne
torlay by Michael Ash % Irocn'A ltN'SS' a. Sf' ~
p,pb.,g jsNcrthal aud Max Gabriel 90 Auo'nt ~ 30.
shaw z Lewcn hal & 60. are importers "i oil ~, h;
al No. 300 Pcar-st. ana their hdb.hiles are si'" "
nhnif ihDnU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02

Republican party Aside from all political feeling some
of the most pronounced Democrats who had been either
in the Confederate service or in sympathy
with 1t, privately spoke in the kindest terms
OF Senator Morton man, and MS promi-
ncnce and ability a statesman though. rs they SAID
HIS politics were distastefui them. The Intelligence
OF the death OF the Senator received here tonight pro-
duces profound sorrow On the announcement OF MS
death To the Senate tomorrow, committee VIII be ap-
pointed to attend the funeral AZ Indianapolis in eoDunc
ton with similar committee on the part 81 the house.
At $50 p. m the Metropolitan Church chimes Played
the Dead March in Saul and other drges and olled mn
ute bells for one hour In memOrlam OF tue hustou'
dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
TEMPERANCE DISCUSSIONS II JERsEY Oily

A Temperance Convention, under 'nc Jus
p!ees OF the Newark Conference Temperance 49,,
was held yesterday IN -. Pauls u. T. 'n''''
civ. Three sessions were held and aii were W." -"
a,,o, Ahou, thirty clrrrvnien were present ~ t1o
uorntug session the Row ". u. Booze ,l"A 49,
Power OF Grace 10 Reform thc Dnnaard aa" go" a.,
sion ON Tie Strte 81 Temperance lu phl an,
optncd By the Row Dr. j. r. liurs' In nc . r,ucs
Rev Dr. G. y SIMS, gave o. adde's, on i,J.-ss On
Teforu," and the Roy Dr. Hurst opened ti' -
on " nm Give Modes ~ Work" n be even : 49, IN A.
were delivered w the Roy. Dr.. l. L. D1nh ''' NV
"a al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
Itifnl scenerv nrnnnl Amhnrlf

That the beautiful scenery around Amherst
Is duly appreciated by the students, cad that they do al
In their power 30 show ia charms to others De seen
from the following: On very dark, gan, evening re
Gently, a student went 10 call on young lady. Il
Mlss--- at home this EVENING"" " o. no, tir, was
the reply, sue has gone out Win Mr. V, Of tho
senior class, to view Tie HOlyoke range ~ moonhght
-fSttldcut,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
NOT TO BLAME FOR williams DEATH.

Joseph williams, the fireman Of tns!ne No'
20 VINO was stabbed on sunday by James D"'"''.'
another fireman, dol yesterday mnrinnS ~ '"'
,or stree, u,s,oral Donovan who had been r',f 81
an stOo bail ,yas rcarrestcd nulDdia;cY. lis - ,f
maj Williams began the assault aud IN detnd' Ia
hs uouofa1 threw ~ his band, IN vhith ~ -, ma
ANAL ~ nln,f, with which be bad been cl'lnihs ~ ~
ami Viijams struck his arm upon thc Enifc ~ '' 49,
ou,st. YESTERDAY. the testimony cnnohoih'" '''
aa,,J ia amy acauitted Donovan % III blame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02

MONTREAL, Nov. IA. y. Foster, an extcn-
sive railroad contractor, died suddenly this morning as
he was about leave for BrOckyle 1t is supposed tha
his death was accelerated by the Annoyance Le
from being imprisoned two weeks IN consequence ~ the
contentious between the Southeastern and PassumQsc
railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
NEW TROUBLE N TENENENT CIGAR SHOPS.

The most important features or the cigar
makers strike for the next few days will probably 10
s FOR the ejcctmont of strikers from the tenement
shops where they work AID 1--we. Martin Simon yestcr-
day. IN the YIth District Cor brought suit ior TIE
ceetment OF three strikers who occupy rooms pa his
toneInrnt shop at Tifiy-sixth-st. and sccoud-age.
General Roger \. Pryor and Mr. Parhes ap-
pesrei for the tenants Justice Gelncy postponed
,he case until Saturday morning. Oihcr manuflc'urrs
say thev will attempt Ia dispossrss Tie t'ins OF
their shops, but they have informed ine owners mat
hereafter rents must Doe collected from the tenants
Jaoohi Il Bouy said Yesterday that they were ieatNhS
tne cigar trade % number of Dry goods ae'Nn,.ea'
and plyng them high WAGES. the proprietor ol =. =
smiths tenement shop informed the Clcrnak'is 1en'
tr,l Committee that be would aO" the tenants 20 l."
main there this month. -,
Yesterday S3O7 ana 800 oaves OF bread were received
for ;he strikers. strikers were reported ~ the SLOWS "a
Adler & Iandaucr. No. 2E and -A9 Last lhGHg'
eighth-st. ard of Strauss, NJ. l"2 L'Hgnn'
Emanuel Weieuor. OF No. 1914 GVingon-s;.. Wis VIII
i'm 10 pay the advance demanded, but said ne c01 roy
fake back all the old hands. Al he CrgGuz mon dttli,a
that he must elmer receive all or nOne Wan iaNth VI
No $50 Avenue D., who bId aCccded 20 tlc ,iiiAris nc
mauds was reported as having beaten jacob Peflp
uromnent striker. whcrcapon che organiE anon dt,a
bis shop closed until further notice. Dtitch. ar 'h. ~
st. demanded rent OF his tenants and when tod IN
they had no money threatened 20 eject them Lul r
Der Of union men reported 10 have re 'umed VIZ
without authority, and the master vas Referred 10 '1'
pxa ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02

Brother smith, said doleful locking W. Wy,
,iiyiduaI my MAD j. In very usrtl.e s'a oh never
Luov hut have had a call - preacH." ~, .,,.,,'t
MINI" saii that sympathSing biOiher; 10 epollra
woIry about II, II vas 10 yoni lL'yy' 'o4 INV
Won NUM- hear Il aa'ln tbs 10rty yeaI.