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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
4 INT 10 C1PrfIN EILLLANs.

To me EdffoF Or The Tribune.
SIR: Why does not New-York take lessons
from ces 10 the matter OF cleaning tie stTrets
IN London every hou,ehoder required remove the
mud from the sidewalk IN front OF his premises well
as the snow For this purpose use made Of an mpie-
called squigee,' such as Is employed on shp-
board 10 clean decks. It made OF long, stont
rircc o wood with . strip OF Rubber fastened % the
edge the whole attached 10 handle and worked axe
hoe n removes completely just such mud as covers zoe
sidewalks or NewYork af this time and always tfter
storm. Captain Williams would hnd IN 10 a new broom
that would fud the prlverO concerning new broons II
only ne hss thn pnwcr ~ enforce It's use. Il
Aelr Tork. Doc. 20. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

BARN EsAt her residence, city, No ~ lakes
place. LeroY-et, ihursiav, December g. Catherine,
daughter 70 late william Barnes
Notice ID funera hereafter
DUNRIN-D 20. 1872 Thomas J. Dunkin, aged 90
Relatives respectfully attend me
from ais late a03 East 5stst. Mou
dly 2Bth hsL. IL Itls requested that wers Do
DAVENPoRr-Friiay morning December e6 urah Dav.
EXPORT IN his aga year
Friends nte Atisad MS funeral az MS ate Tedenoo 10
Henry. st. Jersey city uoghfs. .tIAay, az 3SOp ~
Burial at Coli spring on the hudson
EINGSHuRY-At 10 Hluc0ck-st, BROOKLYN on Thursdav
December 20 Charles 4. Kingsbury Brevet lr,s
adler General l. ntrd states Army.
attend
l.af- Presbyterian
Al o'clock q. M. AuruaY. Denamhar n. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
THE IF" IN TILDEN's WAY.

II Mr. Tllden stood now where he did this
time fvur wears ago IL would be difficult
proper man. II his hold the Democratic party was
a. strong now AZ II IN 1875 Mr. Tilden would be
seleci ed on the hra ballot But there offer
ence between the who went 10 ~. Louis flushed
with victory and thu who mas Just lost tne state 10
hls marty Dy reason OF bis feuG with formidable
fsctiop Of mat party II the schlsm in the New York
Democracy can Oe healed. and the Tamnany Hail wing
can be induced TO support Mr. Tilden that gentleman
un agsin become a formidable candidate; but as long
as ms division exists Tldens claims cannot he
sldered. II NJ. Tlden Is Of ne there
era prom candidates who would be acceptable to
both wnRs ~ the New-YOrk DemOcracy-prOvlded they
stood u on proper platform. Hancock Field. Bay
ard English. Hendricks Seymour could carry the
Empire state BY handsome majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
AL4WyER REsIsrING ARREsE.

william D. Hughes, lawyer formerly Assistant
United States Dstrici-AttOrney in Brooklyn. is
plantiff N "A number of libel suits that city. An
attempt TO arrest him for contempt of court
was MADE yesterday afternoon by Deputy
sherifTs Calvin and Hyland. They found him
in saloon under the Park Theatre in
FnIton-st.. Brooklyn. lie resisted arrest. and
the fght that ensued was witnessed by
Ofiicer Rnddy, who was passing and saw Hughes
hit Calvin a stunning blow which Knocked nm
was taken before Justice Walsh. where bis examna-
ton was yet down FOR December %. HIS bal was
fixed al $3.50, In default Of which ne was locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
pRorEcrLNG WORKIYeMEN

ZANEsyILLE. Ohio, Dec. 26.-SOme time ago
Kosrus, Hrrdnan Gorsuch impaired Belgian glass
blowers totnke place Of union men, and that since
their arrival the members OF the Glass Blowers Assoc-
afion had endcavored 10 ret them 10 JOIN 10.
The Glass Company applied 30 Court for relief.
and Inrg, Bull to-day issued a permanent injunction
fnrbaung David L. seyerer President OF the Glass
Blowers Association. any one conntctcd Win II, 10
interfere with be Begidns
The judge SAID he looked all trades unions
against toe Of state oI OniO anu Tie COnsttu-
liOu Ol the U1teu States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
PCBLiC OPINION.

A pitiable spectacle il is indeed to see the
Executive OF a playing tie cOwardly sneak
aud ryin % transfer pablo property ike thief IN the
night PAIa0e lDhls Ilqdirer tRepJ
The Southern fre-eaters and nullifers Nre
being con. eIeiy by tne Republican, incen,l IA
ries sud nSurrectonsts IN Malne.-N. \. Even nS TX
press Tam. Dem.)
When David Davis was a Justice of The
Supreme COlrt he became sOrel afi the rre-
Grntial frver. and has NOS recovered from IL yet Nov
Justice Field with the same d!sOrder.-tN. Y.
commerce al Advertiser REM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
GENERAL NOTES

In tie Old Dominion young people mean
business when they undertake 10 many. Last week
there a wedding at $50 a in staupfon the bri
ea trip extended from the church the houaf where
the bridegroom had already ordered furniture and
. complete Outni FOR housekeeping. Tie brid.
cooked and served he dinner and during the
the bridesmaids dropped aud put down the
farpet-- In the evening there "a
Nihilist named Chenicheff. styling him
bf private tn5or. arrested il g.. Peters urg
srtnighr IN his lodng gor0dno Prospect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

CHADwICK-LUD Carmel y. Y December
D. 80 bv he Rev. T. W. cha wick. aslsted bv
h.. D. -ahcr The Rev v. A. chadwick. OF the YORK
Conf renee. % Miss Uni j. .ul ngt m, u Carmel
CRAIG-THOHAS-At = Andre vas Churci. 81
IOhu Cotton SAITH d. d.. and the Francis
Iabdr Jonn W. and Clara n. daughter ~
tie laie Lewis ). tn HAS. e@l
KEEP-HATNE,-A elizabeth. y. J-Wesmin ster Church
Dere-nDer p 1v he Rev William e. Pcb-ri4, D. d. ami
Pc aeni Porter, OF New Haven. be- Porter eep Of
Lasthampton Mass 10 Margaret Vryng asatcI 100
laie Richard +. uanoA
PEAHsON-LONRY- On December %. 1872 a. the rrs.
.tt.- OF BRIDES PARENTS. hY the Rev Mr pafkarl
Elwarl 4. Pear OF Wes orange \. D. " Miss Annie
A. Lowry, VI Dorchester. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
THE LITTLE END OF THE HORN POM TED OUT.
EroEn R0ehsster Unlon ana 4 drsrtIser Dem.

The law OF NdlDe Is very mIuuIt tn us It-
duirements n requirements be not complied
the votes cast Tor candidate ~ Tor naugh just as
the which should have been but were counted
10 Mr. Potter for uaught because the law OF New
York Mr. Beach has said will not permit the state
Board them. The fact winch may be conceded,
IA majority the people voted Tor the canol
date doe control in either IL l. the law.
BEARING THESE dlstuc differences IN mind, the
perfect lagfulness action or the Maine board can
DC readily and understood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
LARGE fTRE N BROOKLFN

A MANUFAcIOPY or TINwARE DEsTRoYED-IHE
loss 100000.
The tin-ware mandatory of Enoeh Ketcbam 4
Co., at south Second and Twelfth-sts. in the
Eastern District of BROOKLYN, was destroyed
by ire at an early hour this morning. The
loss Is estimated at 100000 The manufac-
tory gave employment 10 $50 persons. The
drm has Offices in this city at No. 100 Beekman aad
No go Peari-sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
MIDNIGHT THER' REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,lrlonsis for The nnsf "a aour..

Synopsis for the past "a aours
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81. a.. m.-An area OF
highest pressure central the Gulf States. but the
barometer has generally fallen throughout the Mssiss
ippi Valley, Rocky Mountain aud Pacific Coaat REGION
and IA lowest in the Northweat and In Manitoba
southerly Winds warmer, clear weather prevail In the
Gull States ONO VALLEY and the Northwest, out with
cIondy weather and rain In the North Pacific region
and with numerous SHOWS IN the Lake region. North
eriv with cooler. clear weather prevail In the
south and Middle Atlantic States.
Indications.
For Middle Atlantic States, diminishing northerly
winds shifting s0uthery, rising followed by failing
barometer colder followed by warmer clear weather
For New ENGLAND. northwest 20 southwest winds.
warmer partly cloudy weather rising followed
By stationary or falling barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
ROBBIyG TIE GRATR.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.-Grave robbers broke
open d vaut IA the negro cemetery IN the western
suburbs Tuesday night and carried away the bodies o
Henry Jones formerly leader In the IT. Louis colOred
school; STA. Edmuudsnn and Maria Burnside age H.
teen years. TIE searched Tie medical colleges
NJ M. CIV ln--LLL on. wLLMnnl .Mclna..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

The success attending remedies
affections of the skin ana scalp with Of hair
Is astlushing OF the most
might be
- cures Nessr- We~ks& Potter their thanks
A who a for Cuficur7 Cuticura
and Cntcura hesoIvcn All thankfully reports
O new cases wherever t1eg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
THE TRUTH ABOUT CHICAGO
EA-,.,-, r.. Gls~1oo Er<uff0 Journal Pen

In Chicago every body Ii accustomed TO at
tending 10 own business, to let cverY body else
attend 10 his, long he behaves himself ike gen
tleu,nn The Republican National Convention Will b.
coruiaF WELCOMED well Entertained. but, "a Tar a.
any local preferences are concerned the convention
will not even know that Chicago mas any.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

The IN this city BY enih
inches The lines divicns Of time iof the hours
rrec@as white line the Os atoms
The dotted line represents
Eut Pharmacy BfoAavsy-
rRIBrNF OPPIcE Dee. 81. am.-The mOvem ent in
the barometer generally upward during the clear
and partly coudg weather yesterday. Tho temperature
ranged between 100 aud 23o the average l7ol being
$50 lower than on day last year. and 1852
lower than on Thnrsday. The amount of moisture III
toe air has been Increased slightly.
slightly warmer and generally clear weather may be
expected IN this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

r,,r.,.rst to-n,oht ransef loss 10 the stock esti
mated at 900 TO $50 600, insured for $4,000 l1e
building owned by the william Tay or beirs was dam
aged about 50 CO., The fire probably originated I'D an
o,,e ted furnace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
THE socIALISrIc DEMOCRATS.

PlTTsBURG, Dec. 26.--The National Social
islc Democratic Convention this morning at
Turner Hal. leghenY City. Forty dele
gates were present. Pniip Won Patton u
CINCINNATI called the meeting order C. 4. Light OF
indiAnapo.ls. was refused admission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
Wine for Eve Ing Entertainments.

The Port Grape Wine Of Alfred sp-er Of P-saic y.
generally pronounced the reliable obtained
and used tho fashionable are
the most the selection of wines for entertainments
al sroom - Warren st. Sew.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
SILVER AND GOLD.

rHr CORY AND BULLION ~ THE UNITED STATES
PRODUCT OF THE MNEs-sodE INTERESTING
FIGURES.
The Director of the Mint estimates that on
yo7ember l. 1879 there IN the United States OF
coin and bullion s4s1 co .OG9, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
Hospital sunday.

ABSTRACT FROM THE TENTH ANNUAL REPORT oP
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE MANHAr-
TAN EYE AND EAR HOSPITAL. NEW YORK.
the Manhattan Eve and Ear Hospital began IT'S
the 10Th u October 1869 thirty thousand ard hfvthres
O05 INDECENT persons been tated in it, Dpcnsary
aad Wards and during the perioi four ousani nne
hu dr-c (4o important
performed a. and throat.
the ending 90 = 1873. four thousand Ona
sixiyrght a. ltS patients treated In tha
l1spen-ary Wards ~ wlOm only 100 paid para' ftl
oaf. and nve hundred and skysX ID ID operations par
formed.
e daily number q persons treated al the Dpcu
saTy -ixty-,ix 1867
me whole nnmbor patients r,afeG hospf inmate,
yea hundred AID ninety hree li3. ha
days beard furnished Oar thousand hun
drct and eighty i.2ool. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

Prudently break up your cold by the timely
use OF Dr. jay Bes ExprefOTant an I'D remedy for s1re
,,ugs ana throais .nd a curative for coughs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

Providence. r. l., Dec. &C.. fire in the
dr. good. STORE .. Aaekee Edwards & Co.. ON West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
JOHN n. MORTIMER President.
CHARLES LANlER. Treasurer.
q ~ AHNEky -arrafarr
Hospital -arurdp v and sunday Dec ~ and - 1879

-
Through the objections al The CAIr-hes On 18Th
ThroaS the Collection Boxes witch vii he found a, the
Hoh Ferries Rail Dad Depot- and other Public Places "a
Hy checks or mon .ent 70 Mr. Charles Laaer General
Or o The following gentlemen.
TREASURER for tins purpose Of he respective they
Gr. samuel D. Babcock no 90 Wall st. for Chamber OF
Mr. eihaa Alexander Smith. 90 wanst, for Sew-York
Mr H. Earle 1856 Pearist FOR Network Cotton tx.
NJ Edward nincken. 40. wlnam--t for New-York Pro
Sr Chr ? EiweI. 81 south Tor Network Mari
Mr nenry A. oakley Waist. for Life Fire Marine
NJ Charles ~ Fry Bank Of NcrvYors Tor the
ShI' das 70 e sse ne 'G 1 S 20
na6 vii d ied under equt table pan sed upon no
ing n this movement hich are =. ioho"s. 49,, -, H.,
rra. German Ho.pial HslnenaSa iospts womsns los
Pita orthoPe Il hospal Msnaatt = ADD Ear Ho.pi,,
mary House II Rest 20 ptivss Institution ~ ls
chilar n. New.YorK Inf or Women and Children.
%1ks ses astT99i az are yo 9oss ~;
al me lmi.r Oh ommerre AID .ies rs .llsm Dodge
IT, George H. andrews Ies'e Sc igan an John ". largcr
N'"''O'A' '''' o. GE ono MAccULLocH MILLER.
GEORGE S. BAKE Secretary.
Keatins's Conzh Lozenae- Ths great Ensiish rsmeiy
aas Dee Is , al sud ~ s ~ pre- s
So cents sent b. mall BY - 49,
r. ~. A1as'n 1870 ave- sud , ,''' p.,, ., rior
Cresa County
Number Of patients treated duraa the ending Dec
Number treated roe Of all chafTe 49,. .- '.'s5T
Number pay n IN whole or In part the small sum charged
PIotesauts Of al denominations 4os
The iie,pa entirely dependent fof .u5por, upon
of s endOwmenfs and the contributions Of the char
There now debt OF $4,000 Incurred current ex.
peuse-
Post Once Norice-he foreign mail. Tor me week end.
on II EsDAYa IL a. Tor EaroDe ~ .t.lmshp Wiz
ean,ln wa elsenst2sn o. wEDX ksDAY a. 4 a n Tor
Froes @asS Dc sPssy Ssa-ssss ;aS 81 NJ Tor
DAY. M for Iresud ~ steamship ciy o. raj
wa linen I%.T be s iiT sidrss ,b a. a M ss
Europe oy steamsaip tfsa tgneasn 1neib,urs and
n-town onience far Gernany
s eo isns Ses ~ by DC sssm' SS va "a S and t
~ M ior srs1y SS BY SsAas va 20 "a
ne SoasIasst %Gs o. Sge aly sfsseal re MATS or
and Bremen ssa uers ony Tue meis los Asoinwai al
for HASu aad Jamaica leave Sew.Yor. p. The
"a The ass r as~ssa .aS. xsw-Yors D,csmser ss
md "a ne maii. ZOE Nassau p cave Nes-i ~ De-
The mails Tor china and Jsesn cav. sse Fr,nse Tanner,
uary 10.
Post Oface. NewYorS Dee 30 1879.
sirPs rs,s irs@ pyiPsYr'a nay r. ss'Ao 'y
Just Pabli-hrd
THE NEW FAR WEST
THREE MINING CENTRRS
THE BLACK HILLS
MONTANA.
UTAH
Mt z l. WHITES letters fTOm the Mining districts
are todaY issued VA
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO, 81
PRICE TEN CENTS
The fullest aud most Information In regar "a
new OF enterprise adventure
convenient TOR aud ~ nominal puce
sent ~ mail on receipt VI price.
Asr.YGh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
GEoaoE S. BAKE. secrelary.

Keaffng,s Conzh LaZenze- This English remedy
bee AID recommended Tor over % years by Tho
clrgy and medical procession. sud o. ali druggists Pre-
So cents. sent b. mall Dy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
Hospital Saturday
MD 4 t-PIIAl. ST 81 DAY,
DECEMBE 5 u AND %, l-19.
~. LUKFf- HOSPITAL.

Total number 81 patients past year. i2il Az.
cost Per parent 80 over ~ per cent charity pc
h-h giOus o. naten- from the opening
Hospital 10 - LuAe'- Day, October =. 1875
II. INN. L..r -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
Snerlal Notices.

Congress- Wafer ~ lalarity cziharslc sll ass-s
tive 'enfir8 Heel' from egsrrta'a, Dt--
headache. internal soreness an
destroy the uurlls r-Iale. AT 1luffA Sat1fs
thar dangerous rtalfs De known " 4d @iisf-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-18
Friday, July lS. 1879.
THE DESERT OF SAHARA.

This terrible desert is three thou
sand miles long and one thousand miles
wide. Little patches and ridges here
and there are cultivated, but ninety
nine per cent. of the whole area is an
arid, desolate waste of sand. 1t is Sc
rioasly contemplated. by scientific and
moneyed men Of Europe, to food this
vast region by canal from the Medit-
errsnean. making the desert q vast sea
or salt water lake. and the project. sup
posing it feasible, meets the spproba-
tion Of all intelligent persons. The
population Of Africa is something like
a hundred and fifty million souls, much
the greater part of whom surround the
desert and all Of whom would he greatly
benefited by its conversion into lake
The execution Of this project, if sue
cessful, would be Of untold value to the
commercial nations OF Europe, and Of
especial value to France, where the idea
had its conception.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-18

A new telephone has been invented
and perfected by Edison. The one
hitherto in use was faulty IN not speak.
ing sufficiently loud or articulating dis
tinctly enough. The chief characteris-
tic of the new telephone is that it dis.
penses entirely with the magnet, which
10 covered by the Bell and Gray patents.
and substitutes for it the carbon button
in the transmitter. and a revolving cyl.
inder Of moistcned chalk in the recciv-
or. both the invention of Edison. II
speaks loud and strong. 80 that the
message 10 heard over q large room.
by . device added during the last week
the vo,oo Is even magnitied in passage.
70 that II Il delivered to tho auditor
louder than it was received by the in
strunent. It's also practicable through
any distance That can be covered by
other telephones.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-18

90 per cent; Syracuse, 1872 per cent;
Lowell, 20.2 per cent. The grand total
of exchanges foots up $685., 0O0, 600 thiz
week against 1854, 0CO. 900 for the same
time 10 1873.
NEW YORK, July 16-It is stated by
the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. that
the rapid development Of Washington
Territory and the demand for railroad
facilities have determined them to
commence the construction Of the road
from the Columbia river eastward to
Pen d'Oreille lake. distance Of 200
miles They accordingly issued 9 cir
cular calling for an additional 81. 600
geo. The subscriptions closed yester-
day, the entire amount having been
taken by the stockholders. The con-
struction will begin as SOON as the line
can be located. Ten thousand tons Of
steel rails were purchased to day for
the road.
OwESToS, (Ky.) July l6--Among
the witnesses called this morning for
the defense was Mrs Annie Wallace,
lady to whom Buford addressed letter
just before the murder. The lady
strongly sustained the theory of the
prisoners insanity. After a few more
witnesses had given in their evidence.
the defense closed with the privilege Of
introducing . few other witnesses, VIII
are expected to arrive tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 1.-THE
Secretary of War, upon the recommen.
dation Of General Schofield, command
ing at West Point, has dismissed six
cadets for bazing.
BosroS. July leone of the severest
tempests ever experienced here swept
over the city this afternoon. The du>
ration Of the storms greatest violence
Was about 25 minutes, and in that Pc
Rod great damage was done to life and
property. Reports from various points
down the harbor contain accounts of Sc
rious damage and distressing accidents.
Many small yachts and other boats
were cspsized. The most serious dis
aster yet reported is that of the small
schooner Myrtle, of Chsrlestown. hav-
ing on board six persons, consisting Of
four women, Q man and boy. The
schooner was capsized off Bird Island,
and all excepting the man (who chung
to the topmast) were drowned. The
storm swept through the interior of the
State, and much property and many
lives were destroysi.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-18

A young Pennsylvanisn, . fortnight
ago. Was to have been married to very
estimabls young lady. The invited
guests had assembled to witness the
ceremony and participate in the festiv.
ity of the occasion; the clergyman who
was to make the couple . happy pair
was present to perform his part; the
table Was prepared with the usual
dainties; the bride with . throbbirg
heart anxiously awaited the arrival Of
her betrothed. At . tardy hour he
came. His appearance told too we'll
that he had broken the pledge which
he had 20 seriously and sacrcdly VOW
ed to keep-to drink no more. The
firm and resolutc young maid rose TO
her feet. and with an invincible deter
minatien. spoke in words too plain to
be misunderstood: I'm never marry
you. sirf CONSERVATION and confa-
sion ensued. Friends in,erceded and
earnestly besought the young woman
to retract the words which were so fatal
to her conjugai felicity, the bridegroom
pleaded with oil the vehemencc and
eloquence Of hopeful lover. but still
the maid would have her will. and said
nay. She boarded the train q day or
two later for southwest Georgis, and
took her bridal tour without the would
be bridegroom.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-18

TIE introduction Of Chinese opera
tors ia the shoe making business at
North Adams, Massachusetts,. has not
proved so cminently successful a, its
author at Que time hoped. He stated
in with over two hundred. some six
years ago, and from one cause or an
other the number gradually deminish-
ed TO twenty-five. They have always
been troublesome and unreasonable,
creating bad feelings with white em.
ployees in the same establishment,
with other factories. and with the
townspeople generally. On the Sd Of
July last. the Oft repeated disturbances
between whites and Chinese culninat.
ted in an attack upon two white FORE
men by the whole gang of heathens.
The fight ended in the route Of tho
latter. Several Cinnamon being hurt,
and two almost killed. Since then the
Chicese have not returned to work, aud
1t is thought they will quit the town.
Dnrihg their residence in North Adams,
tho pig tailed, Acknowledged fellows
have become thoroughly Americanized.
several Of thom taking white women
for wives, and most Of them having
and using revolvers in the row above
reported.