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YOUNG MEN.

II you have failed to receive proper treatment in
cases OF Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, lmpotoncy Premature Decay, Weakness.
Dyspepsia, Nervous Reliability. &C.. send twos stamps
i'r VI STHE III" LAWS LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical and Surgical Institute,
Ja7-iy III East Fifteenth street, New York.
n ENTLEAiEN CAN HAVE sCIENTIFIo
NJ treatment and speedy and radical cure OF all
Venereal and Nervous Diseases, matter from what
cause without the use of mercural or other objeo-
tonable treatment. A cure guaranteed In recent
Offices strictly private. No but the DOCTOR
Hours, 4 To- s, TO q exclusively DR. LEON, ~
Pennsylvania avenue. apj
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA CAROLINA
- TOLU TONIC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all its
stages also for Coughs, Colds. Bronchs Asthma and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs and the only
remedy that Is beneficial In Mnlarlnl climates This
Is q preparation Of BAISAM OF TOLU, RoCK
ncIai In above diseases the basis being the purest
Rice and Rye Whistles, harmless and very pleasant
10 take Try H. For sale by all druggists and grocers
a. 81 per quart bottle The trade supplied at aliber
'BiSRBoUR a HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
Wholesale grocers sole agents for this city, Henry
BInchoff & Co., New York aud Charleston S. O., sole
manufacturers and proprietors. de2i-iy
DR LEON, ,THEoLDEST ESTA ABLIsHED AND
- ON reliable Ladies' Physician I'm the city, can
be consulted daily at 81 Pennsylvania avenue All
Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly rc.
moved Prompt treatment correspondence and
consultations strictly confidential. Separate rooms
for ladies. Oiuce hours. ITO 4and Z 10 8. ap3
~ IsEAsEs OF THE GENITo. URINARY Or
- gAns, Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Nerves, Women,
CaaTrh, Bronchitis, Dyspepa, &c, speedily and per-
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THE river and harbor bill goes to the
Senate now, and there we hope to see the
Mississippi River Commission left wholly
lnhampered by any other conditions for
Ihe expenditure of the Mississippi River
appropriation than are to be found in the
ict creating that commission. Sec. of
!hat act, approved June 2S, 1870, provides
shat sit shall be the duty of said COM
mission to take into consideration and
mature such plan or plans and estimates
Is will correct permanently, locate and
deepen the channel and protect the banks
of the Mississippi River, improve and
give safety and ease to the navigation
thereof, prevent destructive floods, pro-
mote and facilitate commerce, trade, and
The postal service" To impose any con-
dition conflicting with the objects thus
clearly stated is to go backward, and to
that extent to defeat great benefcent
national work. The people of the lower
Mississippi of all parties will watch most
Rnxiously for every Senator's attitude on
this, their great question.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Il IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL ON Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
where, by ]. II. soUIER q CO., Bankers. lao PENN
1ylynnLR avenue. mA1O-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

INRENCH LESSONS.-MADAAfE LEPRINCE,
L from Paris Will give ConyeTsatlonel Lessons In
classes prices moderate; best city references. Cal
at 315 III street northwest. Madame Leprince will
remain during the summer. ap23-if
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

Dir. E. C. WEsT's NERvEASD BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for Hysteria Dizziness, Convulsons Ner-
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory.
spermatorrhma Impotency, Involuntary Emissions
Premature Old Age, caused by over-exertlon self
abuse, or overndulgence which leads 10 misery, do
cay, and death One box will cure recent cases Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar
box, six boxes for Ave dollars sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt 9f price We guarantee SIX boxes 20
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
money II the treatment does not effect Guar
antees issued by SToTF tS CROMWELL, 40 Penn
syivania avenue, washington. p. O.. wholesale and
retail agents Orders by mail will receive prompt at
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THE naval appropriation bill is good
for something. 1t proposes to go forward
with the four big ironclads. With Abram
Hewitt and Springer, of Illinois, in
straight.jackets, perhaps the House may
be able to act on it. Secretary Chandler
believes in attempting reasonable things
only, and he is so rapidly gaining the
public confidence that it will be easy for
Congress to sustain his recommendations
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BovEEsl,
IN 14l7 g street opposite Riggs House. large pool,
good ventilation Ladies' Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday. Open from a. IN. TIL 10 p. mi; Satur.
day, IL p, IN. Baths, f1; tickets, St5O.
apo DIR. II. L. BOVhE. Electrician.
TTNHE SHEDD BATHS, 9O3 E STREET. NEAR
Il Ninth, well known as the oldest and best In the
city. This bath IL constructed with aview TO conven-
ience being the first door. Turkish Russian, Sui
phur and Mercurial Baths given with skill and ex-
perlence. Shampooer OF ten years experience at this
establishment Single bath. $l for Is; H. al0 Open
Sunday from n m. to 1 d. m. mr2pn
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osr-BETwEEN AND 7 q. NJ, JUNE IS, A
i ! Grand Army badge, going from Ol3 X street.
along X to Tenth, Tenth to New York avenue, along
north side of New York avenue to Fourteenth street,
there were two rank bars on the rbbon-0pe with
ward to any one returning 1t to 9l3 X street north
west. lul63t+
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An munfcd,ions mustbe ddiIe,'ed The Editor
sJTHE REruBLtCAN," aud TO insure publication nusi
t,VTtnen teOibiy ride Of he paper only, ,Uh
ndnc and residence OF The tpriter attached No com.
pmpicdtionS tciH be returned
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HORsEs AND CARRIAGEs.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT HOTEL DE
II Hoss aud Carriage Repository of w. +. 0eyer q
number OF new and secondhand family Carriages,
Buggies and Wagons of all styles; also a stock Of
Horses always on hand, for sale; boarding and hr-
Ing specially. 40 @ street northwest, Flemings
old stand. my0-ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19

VIRGINIA news, which has heretofore
been published under a separate head,
will hereafter be found incorporated in
Southern Notes."
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Conlzling on the Irish Question.

The following vigorous letter of Mr..
Conkling to the Irish-American meeting
at Boston on the 18th is an additional
proof of the largeness of his heart, the
clearness of his head, and the eloquence
of his speech:
NEW YORK, June l.
DEAR SIR: am honorcd by your invitation to
speak in Boston on the 18th instant for Ireland
and against her wrongs and woes. Such meetings
ought to be held ana Massachusetts, is a well.
chosen place TO hold one. The cruelties and op-
preSsions which Ireland has endured disgrace
this century They would disgrace any century
in which nations pretend to love right and hate
wrong. 1t is the affair of man everywhere, and
Americans especially should have something to
say and something 10 do about 1t. i could say
much and yet not express my horror and indig-
nation ut events which must shock manhood
everywhere ! could utter an earnest hope that
wherever firm, plain viGOr, will or may do good
there will be no meaningless, colorless motions.
Whether it will be possible for mo TO attend your
meeting is all uncertain, but, be this it may,
am heart and soul with You in making protest
which all may hear. ROSCOE CONKLING.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY no LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, IN
INl sums to suit, on real estate security w. W.
DANENHowER a SON, l2l2 street northwest
feiOtf
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed Rooms.
FOR Observation-Disclosures Rooms

LNOR RENT-AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR,
II consisting of four very pleasant rooms; bath
room on same floor; rent, SlS per month No. 1909
sixth street northwest. ju7.3tt
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WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 10. 1882.
Population Of Tho National Capital. 100000


AnSER's GARDEN-Concert
THEATRE CoNIoUE-Varlety.
DRivER's GAnDES-Entertanment
SWIMMING ScHooL-N. Y. ave, bet 18th and 18th sts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-19

SUMMER BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARD -DELIGHTFUL BOARD
- can he obtained on most reasonable terms In the
Mountains OF Virginia, near Charlottesville and
the University; large airy rooms; p,Inty of milk
aud Ice, sulphur md hon wafer. Address Mrs.
JOHN sTOCKTON, Charlottesvile, Va JulC-l@tt
HERBERT HOUSE, FORMERLY OCCUPIED
II by Mrs. Newman, now open for summer board
ers: beautiful lOcnLOn two minutes walk from de-
pot Address j. N. HEIBERr, LAUREL Nd Jul7.3tA
WANTED SUMMER BoARDERS AT ACCo.
w tink, FaiNaX County, Va; four miles from
Mount Vernon; two miles from Alexandria and
Frederlcksburg RAilroadi pleasant loc2tonj daily
iuIR.lf
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EoR RENT-BY B. H. WARNER

our Weekly Kent List publlshed every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule OF our Houses,
stores Shops aud Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices, &C. and how they may be
seen. Property Tor sale in all parts OF the city.
money to loan on real estate. Call.
mr27 Il. II. WARNER. o1O i street.
JF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT. OR
Il Trade City or Country Property. come and SEQ the
great bargains at tho Real ESTATE Exchange OF
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. nihl1tf
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FOR RENT-Houses.

non RISNT- BRIcIS HOUSE, sIX ROOMS AND
II sunni. or kitchen beautifully situated. piazza in
mont and front yard; wRter SIS per month. 22B
Thirteenth street northwest Ju7-3t
VTOR RENT-A FlRST-CLASS FURNISHED
a. house OF eleven rooms, 10 private family only (;
china and linen includedj modern improvements; /;
location and nelghbOrhoOd desirable. Address u. b.
f.. Republican Oflicp. Jug3tA
UNoR RI:NT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED
~ house until October $50 per month, In advance.
Apply at 1907 Vermont avenue. JuG-3tS
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FOR RENT--FarIns.

II
TNOR RENT-GAnDEN FARM-.0) ACRES
II IS moIduw; four miles nom railroad; January
/; also afof large house by the ye land in tracts
TO suit: small sh FARMER, care j. SHERMAN,
esq, Ninth and + treets, City. julO St.
TNOR RENT-FOR THE SUMMER-HOUSE
IL and Farm In Scotch Cove, near Point Lookout,
Md. house contains eleven rooms aud completely
furnished; one of the healthiest locations In the
State boats fruit. and vegetables; fine water; oys-
ters and fish In abundance; rent cheap for two or
Building. Jull-Gts
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WANTED-situotIons-Female.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XHTANTED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO
NY do lght houscwqrk form widowcr with three
children; must be kind and Obllgng wages low, but
q permanent home. Address WIDoWER, Rvpnb-
llCan Ofce lui7-3ts
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wANTED-Help-Male.
wANTED-Ho,lses
wANTED--Isooms.

NxvANTED-Twoo OR THREE UNFURSIsHED
w Rooms IN modern house; central location; not
wanted for housekeeping Address II. L.. llepub.
llcan Office. lui7.Jtt
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ITG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASH
II - ingtOn ID. g., near Potomac Depot, first
class Board and liooms from q to $40 per week. 81 80
per day. MRS o. @. HOWARD, proprietress
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hours. flooding the low land in q remark
ably short time, and sweeping everything
before it Bridges and fences were hosted
away to a number not before known for
such dash. Growing crops were fattened
and some were destroyed, while stock in
pasture to the number Of hundreds were
drowned. Reports are not coming in as to
the amount Of damage, but the full extent
can not be definitely fixed tonight II was
almost waterspout Travel on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad has been suspended
because Of washouts near here, but work.
men are laboring hard along the line, and
it is possible trains will be running by to-
morrow some time, and in consequence OF
this the Congressional Committee having
in charge the remains of Representative
Hawk, of the Galena, H., District were
compelled to remain here for several hours.
In short, no rainstorm has caused so much
destruction in this neighborhood for long
time
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The MaIIeys Free Once More.

New YORK, July IA special from New
Haven, Conn, says: The Malley boys,
both James and Walter, are circulating
about town rs usual to-day. Walter says
he will go to Bermuda on a pleasure trip
ami then settled down in business here.
The imprisonment has impaired his health.
James is testing beer at all
the prominent huffets in town,
and will join his folks in Penn
sylvania after trip to Saratoga. Blanche is
now cared for by Jailor Stevens, and is ex-
pected to 20 to New York this afternoon.
There will be no arrests for perjury. The
exact cost of the trial is not known, but ct
least 5000 have been expended for witness
faaS
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THE BAKER MURDER.
The Near Relatives of the Dead
Man Arrested,
Charged With Being His Murderers-Bel-
mont County Democrats = Sheep
Sales at Washington, Pa
A Bic Fortune.
REGISTERS SPECIAL CORPS REPORTS.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

MANNINGToS, W. Va, July 2.-0n the
the night OF the Goth OF April, 1881, John
Baker, Sr., who resided on a farm on Dents
run, in Marion county, was shot by some
unknown party, who broke into the cabin,
the door of which was but insecurely
fastened by button. At the time OF the
murder old man Baker mad considerable
money about the house, some of it being
concealed in chest which he kept under
his bed. His money was taken together
with some notes and valuable papers. The
wound received by Mr.. Baker did not prove
fatal for some days, but he finally died, and
at one or two interviews with persons before
dis death he ayerred that James Book, his
son-in-law, who resided with him in the
house, had shot him. This the family de.
MED, and would always tell him that his
mind was wandering. About the time
of the death of Mr.. Baker, an.
other son-in-law named James Satterfield,
went to the woods and shot himself. This
gave rise to the suspicion that he had been
engaged in the murder, but is was soon de-
veloped that he was man Of super-sensi-
tive nature, and the murder and consequent
rambling suspicious had so worked upon
him that he had taken his own life.
A coroner's jury sat on the case of old
man Baker for some weeks, and every pos
sible effort made to uncover the murderers,
but temporarily their efforts were futile.
Some time ago Detective Alfred Burnett
took hold OF the matter, and yesterday ne
arrested James Bock, Joshua and Elias
Baker. son-n-law and nephews Of the MUIR
dered Baker, who were at once sent to Fair
mont to Jail to await a prelimary examina'
ton on Wednesday.
The arrest of this. trio has had a tendency
to revive the murder and the talk about it
in this locality, and there is much excite
ment about it. Detective Burnett is the
hero of the hour, and is being very highly
complmented by the authorities and citi-
zens at whose instance he went into the
matter.
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!specta, Dispatch to the Register.

DEER PARK. Nh, July --latest arrivals
at Deer Park: T.. l.. Baldwin and son, Geo.
Brehtal, J. A. Spurry, Mrs. Lucy Warren,
Chas. L. Marburg, Mrs. W. A. Marburg,
Miss Fannie Pentz, Henry c. smith, wife
and daughter, J. Broderick, n. s. Hill and
wife. Miss Mary Hill and servant, +: c.
Bowers. DR.. and Mrs. VIM. \. Moale, Mrs.
Vim. \. Moale, nurse and maid, OF Balti-
more, Md, Jos. G. Payne and wife, W. ".
CorCOran and two servants, Miss EuStiS, Miss
l.. Eusiis, Geo. p EGstis, Miss Jones, Miss
Barry, ". Nolan, \. J. HutChins, OF Wash
ington, d. C.. Miss Lula Kinds, Jersey
City: Mrs. Wm. SCsife and daughter Pitts
burgh. Pa; Il. b. Mills, Germantown, Pa. +;
Mrs. T. J. Emery, Master Sheldon Emery,
Master Albert Emery, Mrs. II. H. HoPk ms
and maid, Miss Hopkins, Cincinnati, o;
Isaac G. Lambard and wife, Miss Lambard,
Ernest B. Lambard, Chicago.
Miss Mamie Harrison and Miss Ella
Warfeld. of Baltimore, are visiting Gen.
H G. Davis, at Deer Park.
Sen. II. G.. Davis spent Sunday at his
cottage at Deer Park.
Mr.. Bullard, of Wheeling, returned TO
Mountain Lake Park yesterday.
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HEAVY STORMS.
ofLife and Properly

PIrTsBURe, July LA Greenville, Pa,
special says: Asyclone struck Coalville,
Butler county, Pa, last evening att o clock,
blowing about one.half the houses down
and nearly all the stores. Two persons
were killed and twenty-five injured. No
further particulars received.
CHICAGO, July Ian Oregon, Ills, special
says: storm Of unelualed severity
occurred, yesterday. The water rose on
the fats, driving dozens Of families from
their homes and fifteen buildings were
struck by lightning, one man killed, many
barns and outhonses carried away by the
wind and food, score of bridges fioatef oil
and 100 acres OF grain entirely ruined
Horses and cattle were killed by lightning
in every pasture. There is $4,000 damage
TO the city and vicinity.
Miles of track of the Chicago and Iowa
road is impassable.
A Cedar Rapids special says: There was
a furious storm in Central Iowa, Thursday
night, but though regular tornado, IL was
for a greater part of its course in the air,
not striking the ground except in a few
places, where il demolished everything.
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export duty on tobacco was passed. A
message was received from the President
yetoing Busters bill for the protection Of
emigrants. The President in his veto says
the wording of the bill is such that it will
make transfer of immigrant passengers
by steamers as they are now built almost
impossible. and urges proper corrections
be made, as he recognizes the great necessl-
ty of bill of this nature. The House ad-
iOurned at4:55.
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LITTLE WASHINGTON.


80 80 Q4.MeeR=A eElhceiJ
s. peO-s'sns Gs6ttw,
wAsHrSsroF. Pa. 3iNv 1 "A quick sAls
of fansy sheep took place ( Carroll town,
ship, this count 3. On - Efidsy sst,Ssrt'
Van yoorhis, ot the Keyltdhe sheep faf..,.
received the. following telegram: &
PrrrrBuRG, June 30.--Meet me at the 5
O'Clock train. G. NJ. HIRLE.
Mr.. Hirle arrived at Monongahela city
on the train, proceeded to the Keystone
farm, bought 100 ewes for si,79o, gave his
draft made arrangements for the thipment
of the sheep to Texas on August 9th, and
was on his return trip to Pittsburg on the
noon train.
Mr.. Hirle Is Texas breeder who came
North to purchase blooded sheep and
horses. introduced himself, and said he
was directed to the above farm by Secre-
tary Eedge, OF the State Agricultural 30
ciety.
It is almost certain that the heirs OF the
late Robert Stewart, Of Jefferson township,
are entitled to a distributlve share Of the
real estate left by Thomas Hamilton, sur
geen in the British army, who died in
India in lTsS. The estate was valued at
600 600 or S3, 800. .OOO. II interest is col.
lectad the present value OF the estate will
amount to Sl3 600 600. TIE heirs have en-
gagged ]. Murray Clark, of this county, and
d. +. Patterson, OF Pittsburgh. to visit
London and investigate the affairs oi the
estate. These gentlemen will leave New
York on their errand some time this month.
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Daring Post OHice Robbery.

GRAFTON. w. VA, July 2.-The safe in
the pest office here was blown open, this
morning, by burglars, and between $500
and 500 taken therefrom. A part OF the
money, it is said belonged to the Masonic
fraternity of the city. Postmaster Kunst
has telegraphed particulars to Washington,
and the matter will be investigated. The
safe door was drilled into, the hole filled
with powder and then blown Off
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McKipIey's Nomination Certain.

CANTON, O., July l.-At the Stark county
Republican primary election for delegates
to the Seventeenth District Congressional
Convention to day, Major Mckinley, of
Canton, secured IS delegates, Clement Rus.
sell, of Massillon, 10, and Judge Lambie, OF
Salem, none. Mckinley's nomination is
nomination on the first ballot, which the
sixty.one delegates from Mahoning and
Carroll counties will more than make up.
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Forgery on a ConnellsviIIe Bank.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, July THE First
National Bank of this place was victimized
by sharper, on Monday last, to the extent
of $3.50. 4 check for this amount was pre-
serted and cashed without hesitlncy. 1t
was afterwards discovered to be a forgery.
The check was signed Peter ). Louck, drawn
on the Scottdale bank and made payable to
John Baily or bearer
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LABOR MATTERS.
MinePs' strike.
~ D<nnsfsr

MEYfRsDALE, Pa, JULY 1.-The miners III
the Cumberland and Elk Lick mine, to-day,
gave aotice 10 that company. through the
superintendent, that they would not enter
the mine on Monday unless they we're paid
IS cents per ton, and 1t is currently report
ed that all the other mines in this region
would tonight follow their example. To-
day but seventeen out Of sixty miners
were working in The Hooking mine. The
Frog Hill miners say they will report for
work on Monday; this is the only one.
AZ PittsbsrKh.
Pr1TsprRsH. July The meeting OF the
First. Second and Sixth districts-Pitts.
burpb. Wheeling. youngstown and Cleve-
land-which will be held in this city this
afternoon. formed the principal topic for
those interested in the discussion
in the great iron shike. Opinions
varied greatly as 70 Whist will
be done, and to what extent, II any, the
strike will be affected. The manufacturers
are of the opinson that il will result In a
split in the association, while members Of
the Amalgamated Association assert that
the outcome of the meeting would be the
production Of greater harmony. in the
strikers ranks.
The Leeehburg strikers have as yet given
do evidence Of disposition to return 20
work on the scale agreed upon last week,
and This evening secretary Martin stated
that they would not resume work until
such time as Fitzpatrick & Co: eee 6i
70 sign the scale originally agred
the Association. The only conc
will be allowed is that requiring
| A. awNR fnF
hoe IN. NO Others viii be aEoz