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Evening star., 1877-07-23
Washington News and Gossip.
The Pennsylyania Insurrs ction.

By tie President Of tie United States Of America.
A PROCLAIM TIOS.
Whereas il is provided IN the Constitution
Of the United States that the United States
shall protect every state in this union on ap-
plication of the legislature, or of the execn-
tive (wheD the legislature cannot be con-
vened) against domestic violence:
And whereas the governor OF the state of
PeDDsyivan1a has representa- q that dom estic
violence exists in said state which the au.
th0ritles OF said state are unable to suppress:
And whereas the laws of the United states
require that in all cases of insurrection in
any state or of obstruction 10 the laws there
OF, whenever in the judgment of the Pre-
sldent IL becomes necessary, TO use the mill
tary forces To suppress such insurrection or
obstruction to the laws, he shall forthwith
by proclamation command such insurgents
to disperse and retire peaceably 10 their re-
spective abOdes within limited time:
Now, therefore, I, Rutherford B. Hayes,
President of the United States, do hereby
admOnish all good citizens of the United
States, and all persons within the territory
and jurisdiction OF the United States. against
aiding, cOuEtcnancIDg. abetting, or taking
part in such unlawful proceedings: aud 90
hereby warn all persons engaged in or con
struction TO the laws to disperse and retire
peaceably to their respective abodes or or
before twelve O'Clock noon of the twenty
fourth day Of July instant.
In test mony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the Unitel
States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this TWEEN
tythird day Of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
IL. 81 seventy-seven, and of the Indepen-
dence OF the United States of America
the one hundred and second.
K. b. HAYES.
By the President:
VIM. NJ. EvARrs, Secretary of State.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

IMP o Il ANT.
Tor all Bowel Adec,ions use DIR. McoABRY
HEDICATRD BLACKBERRY BRANDY n A.
Guarantesd 20 do ali that II ciaiDs
Ter sale by Druegists and 0rocera, aDd vhcleenle
eyI: A. k0vkk, eorssr NORTH Capitol and Il
oexeeee nortbee0 jye In
TIE PEOPLE CONTINUE 10 PRETE1
fu1 In?10v1D SODA,
3o6 EoL6e. sans sAsnllA.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

SEAL BROWN. navy blue and black lawns;
lawns with pink, blue, black ani brown fig
ure; lace stripe white goods; black cash.
ineres; blsck alpacas; black silks, at Car
ters, 1W Market Space.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at the
Treasury to-day for redemption amounted to
a.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

DON'T drug your children when afflicted
WIN summer complaint. Pure raspberry
wine, as offered for sale by Carts. Xander,
91l Ith street, Is a sure cure
Evening star., 1877-07-23

APPoINTED.-The President has appointed
Charles W. T.. CeW TO b. collector of customs
for the district OF -. Johns, Florida
Evening star., 1877-07-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, Sj2I .G4s.5); customs, s20I ,35s.22
Evening star., 1877-07-23

NONE TO COMPARE with the Canandaigua
Theater building
Evening star., 1877-07-23

n FRACTURED SKULL DAN ARREST
Saturday night, Jos. Freund and Charles
Knoll got into a quarrel in Knoll's shoe store
on 18th. between f and + streets northwest,
when Knoll, seiZing a heavy stick, dealt
Freund violent blow on the back of the
head, fracturing his skull. Knoll was ar
rested by Officer Amiss. In the Police Court
this morning Knoll was charged with as
sault on Freund, and the court imposed a
fine Of $50, or sixty days in Jail.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

The PRoPRIEToRS of the Ebbitt House
Specific.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

THE AMOUNT OF DISTRICT TAXES col
lecteo during the month of June from the
various sources, including general, PERSONAL
redemption of tax liens, licenses, arrearages
special, water taxes, permit fees, advertise
ment, &c, was S203 SOS 81; which has been
S1 routed, as usual, for the various pur-
poses prescribed by law.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

REsIGNATTONs FROM THE REPUBLICAN n
NATIONAL COMMITTEE. - Secretary Sher-
man has told Assistant Secretary McCor-
mick that he cannot spare n IN, and has re-
quested him to remain in his position of AS
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury. Gov. Nc
COrnlick consented, and has res lgned HIS DO
sition as secretary of the executive commit
tee of the Republican National committee
EX-GOv. NOyes has resigned as a member OF
the executive committee of the Republican
n 6tional committee.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

AFTER THE CONSTABLES.-Am movement
has been started by Mr.. StratfOrd Fendall
foI court investigation of the county con-
stables OF the District as TO their fitness for
Tor holding commissions, many of them
having In their acts lost the confidence of the
community. Mr.. Fendall contends for the
revocation of commissions held by G. l..
kimmell and T. j. Bcksler on specific
charges.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

CLOSING OUT SALE
Spring and Summer ClOtJ.i,sg,
A. 5 Il IL A u 8,
lOII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Tenth and Eleventh sts.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

THE Defence OF WAsHIEGToN.-Some
OF our prominent citizens had pleasant and
satisfactory interview to-day with Secretary
McCrary and Secretary Thompson in regard
10 the extent and character of the forces at
hand for the protection of the capital city in
case OF emergency. Both the Secretary OF
war and Secretary of the Navy were prompt
government is ample and in position to be
readily available for the protection OF both
public and private property in WASH
ington The Secretaries impressed the
visiting citizens as vigilant and alert,
but while duly impressed with the gravity
OF the situation, not at all Hurried or thrown
on their balance. They expressed satisfac-
tlon with the assurance that the citizens of
Washington would be ready to cooperate
with the government authorities in the main
tenance OF PUBLIC order.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

ANOTHER evidence of the energy of Mr..
Robert Portner, president of the Pioneer
steam boat Company, is the inaugural by
MIN OF those delightful family excursions
every Monday and Friday evenings, on the
hne steamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Chas. En-
tWisle; the price of fare having been reduced
10 20 cents. Steamer leaves 7th street wharf
lhis evening at $50, returning at 1880. A
brass band is engaged for these Occas ions. I
Evening star., 1877-07-23

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Emmanuel PinlwoOd and Kate Galway; John
Ross and Alice Reeder; Joseph Edw Polly
and Martha Cecilia Luckett; Frank Mar
Shail and Annie Bennett; John Edward Will
Hams and Malvina Walker; James Jackson
and Ellen Zimmerman; Howard Roots and
Lucy Carr, Henry A. Boden and Mary c.
Towers; Z. II. Cook and Mary E. Van Horn.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
THE UNION PACIFIC

CHEYENNE. w. T., July 23-The EN-
ployes Of the Union Pacific Railroad received
notice last evening from General Superin-
teIcert Clark that the order OF the president
reducing the wages, 10 take effect July LIST,
Is rescinded. This gives II neral satisfaction
and ayertS all danger of "A strike
Evening star., 1877-07-23
Gen. GETTY. Orders


Tennessee III III Patch says: illinois Central
quence OF sIIik reading are falling in conse-
Evening star., 1877-07-23
TINE SITUATION AT ST. LOUIS.
A1Paim StOuwed

ST. Louis, July 80, 1l:;0 a. ma freight
train on The Chicago and Alton railroad has
just attempted 10 move out of yards in East
81 Louis Strikers stopped IL and took it
back into the yard. There is but little excite
ment thus far.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONa.
~ THIRD SEASON
s.Tusl sdaAhh 4li.! nAEh 4yntY Y1sssSsTSs MtsSsTISSsv

UsoNs stn street han et ,. n; return O. II \ u
Tickets Hifty OentD.
Iho foilowipg organfsstioas viii
lofn In the above ExcIr.ions on the -
estes named An Who desire % ai1.
Mex sDdfee section OadotS Of fe1ssrsnc: J-sv
:. day agd evening. ~
Church, Aus1se ], day end svSninS. "a
Evening star., 1877-07-23
LATER FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The Oil Fire Out.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-The fire at the
south street bridge was gotten under con
frOl after four cars of oil had been DESTROYED.
IL - rot known by whom the fire was start
81 The large crowd present assisted in de-
tsching ears from the burning train and
running them To places of safely. The eX-
citement has been allayed aud the people are
now diSpprsing.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
THE ERIE ROAD.
All Quiet at HOrneIlsyille.

NEW YORK, July S3.-A HOrnellsviiie dis
patch says everything is quiet. The I'D
reg giment will be here about o'clock.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
Long Island Railroad Red uet Be

NV YORK; July 2I.-Ihe Following de-
spstcheS are printed here
RTFFAIO. n. Y. July c2.-The Niagara
division OF the Erie road struck this morn
irQ
Evening star., 1877-07-23

CONCORD BUGGIES; choice top BUG
- ISpilt by Joyce t-sssted Ps:sen. n-R
GON; Buainsn WAGONS; Jsckson 49,
ma Ss9oeosker w WAGONS, . PER cent, cheaper thar
n9e, opposite Hsy 1arks q.
jyei3 D. W. NA0RATH.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander MOntgom-
cry Sicard, ordered 10 command the Swatara
at Hampton Roads Is. Of August. Chief En-
gikeer j. Il, K!mball, TO the navy yard ct
Pensacola 3ist instant. Ceief Engineer j. 3.
Carpenter, 10 duty in charge of engineers
stores at navy yard Mare Island, California,
9th OF August. Commander A. p. CoOne, de-
tached from command OF the Swatara. Ist OF
August, and placed on waiting orders Chief
Engineer III. s. Daniel, from duty in charge
OF the eng .neer's stores at Mare Island navy
yard, and ordered to MOnongahela 81 OF
August. Chief Engineer Louis T: Allen, from
the navy yard at Pensacola, and ordered to
hold himself in readiness for orders TO the
Marion, European station.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

By the President:
WM. NJ. EvARrs. Secretary of S ate.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
Russia Complains OF English s.Neu.
tralitys
The Czar's Threas~
EnGlAnds PerfidiO0S Policy

The Russ ian press Is furious in its attac s
upon England's "perfidiOus policy" aud
predicts serious difficulties.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING July 81, 1871:
Comptroller OF the Currency
National currency notes. 10 ,OO
Loan Division
Four per cent. cOCTOn congOls. L 500, ,0Nt
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures. A. ,2it
Evening star., 1877-07-23
EVENING STAR.
MoNDAY.............Juiy 23, 1877.
[cont,n.ed from First Page.I

New York Central ! This was followed In
tie next hour by another decline OF Ha1 !,
the latter Lake Shore; New York Central
and ST. Paul preferred I = each; Northwe.,,
preferred aud Morris and Essex eacn and
Western Union Telegraph >. Since moor
prices have again recovered KAY, Latter
New York Central.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-28

urday by cutting her throat, and her recovery is
dol btful.
A long-escaped murderer, who died in Nebras-
ka last week. left this confession on the stand by
his bedside "A murderer never escapes the face
OF his victim"
Monday was the l27lh anniversary of the birth
day of Stephen Girard, and was as usual, appro-
priately observed by the students and alumni of
the college in Philadelphia which be founded.
Three extinct species of elephants have been
found in the island of Malta. which clearly proves
that during the phocene epoch connection ex-
listed between South Europe and North Africa.
A sail car-one propelled by wind-wss put on
the New Jersey Soul crn R,road last week. and
made the distance from Bndgeton TO Vineland in
q little hour.
A New York firm has wasted 900 in ex-
periments TO find out how to dye plush silk hats.
The best that can be produced in America turns
brown under a hot iIou, hence the high price Of
silk hats.
Extracts from letter from Atchison Kan,
"The ground is tremendously dry here; the big
rain of last week did not reach the ground; the
grasshoppers stood on their hind legs and drank
the water as fast as it fell SO | am informed
The new liquor law in Nebraska provides that
the justice who tries case, if he fails to perform his
duty, shall pay the whole amount of fine and costs
and be committed to the common Jail until the
sum is paid.
Ia a contested will case in Ohio, where es-
tate of $500, 900 is involved, the testimony shows
that for twenty years the man lived in the same
house with his wife without speaking to her
that he had fourishng families in various parts of
the city whom he maints med in luxury, while his
own wife and children lacked for the comforts of
life; and that during nearly so years of married
life he never gave his wife but so cents in money
excepting one occasion, when he paid her 500
TO sign a deed
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From the New York Times.
The Southern Massacres,
TRIAL OF THE ELLENToN RIOTERS.
From an Occasional CORRESPONDENT I

From an Occasional Correspondent
CHARLESTON, S. c., Tuesday, May %, 1877.
The cross-examinaton Of witnesses begins to
develop the line of defense TO be set up by the ne
gro-shooters who became notorious at the time of
the Elenton riots last Fall II is that two negroes
assaulted white woman; that posse comitatus
of white men gathered to arrest the negroes, and
that thereupen there was general uprising of the
negroes, and a gathering with arms to burn kill,
and destroy. Questions have been asked about
the wrecking of a train in such a way as TO show
that the defense intend to allege that as one ind-
cation of mischief on the part of the negroes.
There have been also questions about the flight Of
women and children, indicating purpose to show
that certain reign of terror was instituted BY the
blacks, and that the whites were bound, therefore,
to protect their homes and families. But the les.
umony Tor the defense has not yet been intro
duced, and in the meantime an array of testimony
produced by the Government that is sickening
In its horror. How it can be overthrow Is the
problem; yet the defendants bettay little or no
concern for the final result.
The story of the death Of Peter Will
liams, one of the men who was CHARGED
with asssulting Mrs. Harley, white wo-
man, was graphically told by Phillis Jack
son, colored cook employed at The time at
Mrs Harey's. She used the word "knocked" for
struck OF assaulted. Testimony had been given
before she was called to the effect that Peter Will
hams was arrested at colored mans house hot
lar froA Mr.. Harieys by large party Of armed
"nie men, and that he was taken 10 MIR. Hatlev's
70 he identified. Hatleys little bow on seei, u
Williams, said he was the man. whereupon Mr.
Harley, without waiting TO hear from hi. villa
struck Williams IN the face three times and Wi.
liams started TO run. Then the marty Are1 NJ,
him. and be fell. lie was not dead but rnor,.l,, il,
wounded. They threw him on a wagon and :.
bis legs were hanging over the sides, one If IN,
white men deliberately shot through hi. feet IN
bis pistol. Pbillis Jackson, the witness ius, men.
toned. heard the firing and went ont to see wba,
It was about Soon after the wagon, with Pete
Williams lying on it, was brought up to Mr. Har
ley's door. and Mrs. Harley was called out to se
him. Mr.. Harley told Williams to rise up. Tn
vounded man did SO. and as Mrs. Harley locke
q him che said: "oh, you have shot the wron
niger. you ought not 70 have shot him ILL ,o
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Sponges for Stable use also Best Bath
and Toilet Sponges; Chamois Skins, Tur-
kish Towels, Bath Mittens, &c. at Par
tridge's Drug Store.
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IOLIIIC4L.

The New Orleans Times says alt is about time
that Gov. Stone of Mississippi did something
about that De Kalb killing
The Pennsylvania republican State committee
will meet in Harrisburg next Thursday to fix the
time and place for the next republican State con
venton.
The indianapolis journal thinks there IL very
considerable opposition to the Presidents South
ern policy all over INDIANA, but that the Republi.
cans willing to judge it by results.
Nine States will hold elections before Congress.
meets, viz. Oregon, in June; Arkansas, Califor'
MIA, Vermont, and Maine in September; Yves
Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa in October.
Tue Financial bill otherwise known as the
Woodin charter, has passed the New York Legis
lature against the solid vote and influence o.
TammaDy. The bill puts a stop to the increase Of
the debts Of cities forbids the issuing of bonds tt
pay current expenses, and places several safe
guards around city tieasuries. 1t also provide,
that the Mayor shall appoint four tax Iayers a
members of The Board of Appointments
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FARM FOR SALE !

CITUATED In the town oi Manchester, three
- mile. rom Augusta and Haliowell; said farm
consists OF fny one acres of good easy laud, cuts
twenty tons Of hay; also, has one hundred
bearing apple trees, five hundred apple,
pear cherry and plum trees, all in thrifty
condition some three acres of wood; house
one story with l. pump In link GOOD well OF new
er.faling water rod from door; barn 30x7o, all
clapbna' dcd and inishe ; grainery and hen Iou,e
l2x40 feet; blacksmith shop l2xi6 feet. This Ia, m
will he sold If applied for nth The crop all
in also stock and farming tools With or witho,
+ rtn. A dress, or inquire of l. L. PIERCE. on
the premises, Manchester, Me. 4w32
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Sperial Notices.
a CARD

To all who ale suffering from the errors and in
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &C, will send you recipe
that will you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send a self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH 7. IsMAS, Station D. Bible
House, New York City. feb6-s teod&w6m
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GENERAL VS..

President Hayes is to visit Boston next month
probably about the 10th.
A great-grandson of General Layfayette recent
ly made the pilgrimage to the grave Of Wasaiug-
ton, at Mt. Vernon.
Fifty thousand Sunday school children paraded
in Brooklyn, New York, GU Wednesday.
William H. {. IIosner the poet died at Avon,
New York. Wednesday morning.
Wheat still rules so high at the West that -four
cannot now be sold in the Boston market without
loss.
Recent statistics show very marked decrease
in cattle 10 every European country except Russia
and Prussia.
| Potato'bugs are very destructive in many parts
Oh Connecticut and seriously threaten the new
crop.
MIS- Alice West of Chttenden, VT, one of the
famous Lddy fam lily, tried to commit suicide Sat-
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STORE AND ROOMS LET.

TNHE NEW BRICK BUILDING being erected
by Geo. w. Qunby on Water street in this
city, will consist
|, OF lower basement which will be the size of
the building, ana concerted cemerted; will be
feet in the clear.
2. Second ba cement same size, IL feet In the
clear, well finished with skim coat plastering and
lighted with Jour windows in the rear, and one in
front, with nice wide well lnsned stairway or
entrance leading from the street, side walk.
5. Store street floor, "a 60 twelve feet in the
clsar aud nicely flushed.
4. Two rooms for onces in I'd story, well fin.
ished.
5. If the owner does not use it for other pur
poses, II fine room well flashed In the 81 story
from the street, 10 feel IN the clear.
Persons wanting any or all OF these rooms for
any permanent use, would do well to consult the
owner the work OF erection progresses to
avoid any chance that might subsequently be re.
garded as indispensable.
GEO. W. QUINBY.
Augusta, May 2th 1877. i3t.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-21
ODDS AND ENDS.

When street car conductor finds he is
short three fares he tackles a drunken
passenger and makes him put up enough
TO square the accounts.
1t is said that Mast cannot draw a good
hand. He ought to be able to give him
sell one, when it is his deal-C inc,nnati
saturday Night.
In the sweet summer time there is moth
ing that will stick closer to man than a
smaller brothers undershirt.-Oa Ci.y
Derrick.
Since the oarsmen of the country have
taken to poisoning their competitors, a
proprietor of stomach pumps should be
added to the faculty of every college,
Phitddelphio Chronicle.
When man with number eight foot
believes he can wear a number six boot
he feels a satisfaction In his being that
comes to but few, and pleasure that lasts
until he tries on the pain,
A religious bookstore proprietor has
been selling Noab's ark and animals for
small boys, and among the animals are a
set of mules. This is distressing stretch
OF theological Imagination. The crea-
ton and the flood are too distant for the
mules,
The daily gazette., 1877-07-21
/ PRICE ONE CENT
England to Occupy GqllipoHi.

The three troop ships Malabar,
Crocodile and -Euprates at Ports m nth
are taking In stores and will, with out
much effort, be ready by Wednesday.
IL is stated that the Serapis and Jumiia
Will be ready by the 9th of August. A
special from Plymouth to the News
says Rear Admiral Commerell has
taken command of the armor-clad stea-
mer Agincourt previous to leaving for
the Mediterranean with the SQUADRON
for particular service. In.reference to
the foregoing the Daily Telegraph's
Paris correspondent says.-"A report
Is current among well-informed diplo-
matlsts here that the English Govern
ment is determined to ocupy Gailipolis
Troops for this purpose are to be i'm
mediately despatched.
GortSchako8's Guarantees. l
A despatch from Pesth announces.
that Prince Gortschakoff has entered
into formal engagement that the
Danubian Principalities shall not par
ticlpate in the war or receive any terri
torlal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT after the conclu-
sion of peace. ~ .r
The daily gazette., 1877-07-21
Fashion Notes.

Narrow bands of black velvet ribbon
worn around the hairin Grecian style are
coming in vogue.
Navy blue percale, trimmed with white
embroidery and Clovis, lace, is the cos,
tune of the moment.
The pretties seaside hats are of white
Panama, trimmed with white bunting
scarfs and deep red roses.
A stylish costume is effected by trim
ming prune 'colored cambria with salm-
on-colored torchon lace and salmon rib
bon bows.
Ivory mohair braids, embroidered in
black, or in color to suit the materials,
appear on many of the most ylish sum-
mer SnitS.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-21

savagely with all "negroes" enter ing her
limits, "save the subjects of the Emperor
OF Morocco" Society shrinks now from
treating beggar or vagrant as Grim
inal, and is slow to restrain the wander
lngs of idle persons. With us the test of
pauper is willingness TO go to the poor
house, and most towns do not care TO in
crease their taxation for such persons
80 we really have no adequate contri-
vances for putting the modern American
able-bodied tramp into work-house, en-
peciall if free from any other crime
than mere vagabondage; and yet it is
quite certain that the Eastern and North
ern States will be forced in self-defense
ere long to provide them.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-21
DRUG STORES.
,st Quality of MEDICINES,

Best Quality of MEDICINES,
AT WILLIAMS
IdosT RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDIOINEs, -
AtNinth and Market.
PERFUMERY CoLoGNEs, &c,
AT WILLIAMS
ssortment Of HAIR. TOOTH. and
NAIL BRUSHES, ~
Al Ninth and Market.
Iss of ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER, IA
AT WILLIAMS
FLAVORING EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure. f. p
A At Ninth and Market.
&od KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS"
dERfCAN & IMPORTED SOAPS,
AT Ninth and Market.
n hest WILLIAMS SAPONA-
. CEOUS DENTIFRICE.
AT WILLIAMS
Goods .iccWdcy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices. .. .-
XhMS' PRESCRIPTION STORE,
Corner n N,nth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-21
The Reading Hands In Better spirits.

READING, Pa, July 20.-The Phila-
delphia and Reading Company commenc-
ed paying their shop hands and other
employees for the month of May at this
point to day. Since the arrival of Presi-
dent Gswen from Europe the men feel
confident that their wages will be paid
promptly IN the future, as with few ex-
ceptions they have been in the past. The
money received to-day will bring relief to
many who are and have been suffering
for the want thereof.