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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
Az UNEyEYTFUL DAY IN JERSEY CITY.

y ~
THE SITUATION AT THE FREIGHT YARDS OF THE
VARIOUS RAILROADS.
Yesterday "A uneyenttul day TO the railroad
companies and the striking treIg handlers in Jer-
sey CITY. Both sides maintained their previous po-
sIuOnS Superintendent Jackson, of the Pennsylv1-
MIA road. SAID that while they were not emplOyllg
the usual number OF men IL Jersey Guy he yet con-
sidered freight department Oh tine road III work
ug order. The wesJ-DOund ire ght that Is usually
handled at Piers u and L. and AT Harsimus Cove, Is
sui sent by baIges to South AnbOy. About fifty
Italians work with discouraged air among the
piles of freight at the Cove. Tue company has It's
grain cars good part enpted at the
elevator. IL was proposed to begin work
soon also at the Red star per. At
the local station about twenty men handled what
freight was offered As lar cOuid be found out,
oil Tine ola Ireig ut-ndndIcrs nave returned 10
WORK. Superintendent Jackson says taey will be
received back again - the cOInpauy's employ, ex-
ceptIn- the agItdlOrs OF the strike. lie declares
that of course thcA better IaJOreTs than the
green Immigrants. ana he has DurpJ sey
Trained from ming Inc places OF The IOrneT, as
hen they are uAed he would uOt want 10 discharge
The new men 10 make room Tor the ola ones. lie
said there mad been 10 y OpOsIDOn made by tine
company To Increase vases alter july l. The fol-
loving SHOWS the amount II ir,l- handled Oh
Nedncs LAY III several cases the hgures are mucl
less than usual before tue stTlKe:
Jersey cry sta ION, e4st-DOuud, % ears west
bound. 90. UaIslmus Cove, cd,-uound, 10 cars
transferred 10 Slditl, lOA west
bound, lJJ. Itansier, Jer,e! Cl,y, asi-DOund -;
elevators, ZOO NeW-fOrk plc4-, ed5t-OOund, IA;
West-DOuhd IG6. IOtal, easl-uOund, OJO; vest
bOuua 3O4. W mole amount Landed 900 cars.
OWING 10 the AMI at the Battery Oh " cdnesday
evening about Sky OF ire EIlc roads LINING ant
IaboYeIs dId not 20 10 WORK yestcruay. worn went
on al ali tnr plcrs without INTERRUPTION oupcrin-
teudent luolnas SAID that about 4SO cSfs ndd been
uu.o.ded 30 being <. AIN. ADoue go cars OF
freIg4t lie saId, would be sent west. Inc
co,,,laDy has returned to us regular sys-
fcu OF loading by divisions that freight
viii not nave 10 be rehandled untlI
il reaches us estinItlOn. uIIcTs Paterson LIZ
press dlu q large business yes,eTday. Nj. lh0mas
sad that alter the rush oI ffelgnt To-day Vhere
would be a Ian. winch would eLaDIe tue company
to cdtcD up with the present ACCUMULATION ne
saId ia Il tneIe nad been no OVcTtuics mace 70 the
strikers. ana no steps taken toward ADVANCING Tue
wages OF employees. Inc lalans nave mol Dreh
asked 10 WOik night, was reported. AILuOuaH
Ines were 10 do the com pany LhOuEhi Dcrt
that they should stop work at p. III. Although
LL4.Ie nad been LADre complaints IMAM usual LION
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RAILROAD Ne n S.
ANALGAMATION OF ROADS.

LONpON, June 29.-At meeting to-day OF
the shareholders Of the Grand Trunk Railway company
the agreement with the Great Western Railway Com
many drawn up on May %. was almost unanimously
approved. There only eight dissenting votes
AT the meeting Of the Great Western shareholders
there was a warm discussion. The amalgamation reso
In ion was OverWbemng ly carried 10y snO" oI nan
On v seven votes being cast against it. The minority
demanded a poll The result Will be declared To-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
TERMINAL CHARGES MADE UNIFORM.

The Executive Committee OF the trunk line
railroads continued It's meeting at Commissioner Flnks
Office yesterday. The terminal charges on grain
were made uniform all the Atlantic seaports,
nj "a cents bushel for eevating and storage. The
Ysfe- VIII 20 into effect July 10.
IiseAprctcd thai the Committee recently appointed
b. the board OF Trade and Transportation TO secure a
UoCihc of the proposed advance In freight rates VIII
be heard bv Commissioner Flk aud tAat the members Oi
thu Executive Committee viii be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
THE FIRE RECORD.
LIVES LOST IN A BURNING HOTEL.

LIF rs LOSI IN BURNINU HUI I'd.
MINNEAPoLIs, June 29.-A dispatch from
Larrmore, ID. T. fire broke out IN the heart OF
this place at $3.50 o'clock this morning, and spreading
rapidly destroyed fourth part Of the business portion
OF the town The loss is about $4,000; insurance light
IL reported that several occupants of the Union House,
where the fire originated, burned TO death,
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THE WESTERN STORMS.

CHICAGO, June 29.-lt is estimated that not
less than 80 persons have been Killed BY the recent
torn ADDE'S IL Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska, Dakota
and Minnesota and that the TOT Al ano mt of property
destroyed will exceed III aiue IS, 300 900
Iowa CITY, Juue 29.-Tbe Chinese merchants Of San
Francisco have telrgraphed $500 TO Governor KIRK
wood lOI TIE sufferers BY The Late tornado.
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COUNTY RECORDS BURNED.

BALTIMORE, June 29.-The Episcopal Rec
tory at Prince Frederick Calvert County, this state
where tho county records and papers have been
stored since March last when the Court House de-
stroyed by fire. burned at O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing All the papers destroyed The nro Il believed
to have been ihcendiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
LOCK OUT AT CHESTER.

CHESTER, Penn, June 29.-A lock out has
occurred IL the Chester Rolling Mil account Of dis
satrfatian between the superintendent and the work
men, Of the ANA .ulAtod Association
OF Iron aud Steel Workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-The four cases of
yellow fever u brig Emma reported oonva-
descent and has been found necessary remove
them 10 hospital the quarantine station, where
the vessel arrived Lila morning
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Falls NTH DIFFERENT RESULTS.

Thomas White, age seven, and Mary White, eight
months Old tell from the top window OF the four
SANITY killed
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SALE or TIE CRANsT0N PRLST FORKS

PROvIDENC Il. l., June 29.-The Cranston
Print Works sold auction to-day for S275OOo
a representative Of the Union Company Amasa sprague
Did S271,000 There membranes tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
JERSEY CITY AIGH scH00L ExEEcIsEs

The commencement exercises Of the jersey
CITY High school held last night IN the Academy OF
@usic, AID were very inter sting There essays
Mo addresses by the graduates. The salutaory and
taied-c.of addresses were made by Miss Lillian C.
slleber and Hiss Lulu " Browning respectively. The
ea4 lor me highest aveIagr grade IN scholarship de
ssent alo attendance during the entire course
1aI1ed 10 Miss Lulu W. BrOH wing. Medals also
S~I4ea TO Miss Belle II. LOyeCdge MIs. Helene l..
49, n Miss LILLIAN G. PJcuer, Miss Winnie Wood
- -, uyu X omltn aDd dis- Luella Aumack DpiO-
H "eIc awarded 10 eighty-seyen graduates.
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on will find everything IN the FURNITURE, CARPKr or
BEDDING line AZ CDfrEAihWAIr-, 1913 - l59 ChlJhanss
They the credit % those wishing DIy tlst
BrOOAn 400 u az ta6OI-sL EsLaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

VERJUICE Farmers wife (whOse beer is the
smalIcsu " Why you heyn't dunk hl1 Of 1t. Masr
Gearge" Peasant (poiltcly) Ibanky mu'm-a the
same mum. But bean't thirsty 20 thought wor,
num-" - uncn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
NFW OFFICERS OF THE JERSEY CENTRAL.
Tho now Rnard of Direc1ors of the Central

Railroad Of New-Jersey held meeting yesterday III
superintendent StearLs's private car IN thc depot at
CommunIpaw aud elected following Ofic rs % The
COMPANY: President hcnry :. Little vlce-presid mt.
Coouc Jonu Kcau secretary, Samuel Knox treasurer,
John IS. Watson.
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rPrBrvP ,OCAL OBSERVATIONS.

and weather OF yesteday the general movement III
he barometer upward. North and northwest winds
prevailed. The temperature ranged between 65' aud
81, me average C3l4o being 2aso lower than the
eorresoouding DAY at year aud 81 lower than on
Wednesday.
Cooler and fair partly cloudy weather may be ex-
pecteG to-day III THIS clty and vicinity.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBTNE.

Price in wrappers really RalDg, c8lt yer CODY
copy year, IS ave copies slt ten cop "a
extra, p-s. Postage area . tae sdDscs
I'M TRIBUNE.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brooklyn Wedne sday y,
June - so2 az tue residence OF the brides mother "a
fIyetreage by the Rev ". L. Pillp joan culver Beck.
man. NJ d. ~ Sew YORK city, To- Lille youngest laugh
ter Of the late Jason II. BOCkOver.
GIBERT-HEED-On Wednesday. 18th June st AIMS II.
G. Church by the Right Rev. NonsiguOr Thomas Pres
ton. Frederic l.. Gilbert 70 Alice h-urdge Reed.
al notices Of Marriages must be iaG0rsei 9th faH
Il a.
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STRIKE IN THE BITUMIYoUs COAL REGION

PHILADELPHIA. June 29.-An operator who
returned this city this morning from the soficoal
region vicinity of Clearhed says that while only
few mines. possibly $50 men, working, there no
signs Of disorder, and the miners are pleasant
and goodnatured. The present rate for
mining is fifty cent? pes ton, and this the
operator say all they pay in view OF the existing
low rates coal The want 90 cents, the same
figure Tor whicn the Cumberland miners are STRIKING
Al present il useless predict wha will be tue out
CON OF The strike Nothing Vi b. done until after the
Fourth July which /, expected tnc men VII spend
iu AN exceptionally hilarious manner There Is Ittlc
coal hand present and IL l. certain that unless
operators Weld the demand can not be- supplied
The president of the luminous Coal LAcA1nge has
information thpt from Oue-tuird 10 oue-naf of the
fnlurr- M lcaricd zion 10 work, Notwithstanding
tue resolution adopted yesterday orderlng strike
several mines that Idle yesterday are working To-
day. but others closed. Police protection VIII o.
sent from this city for the men VINO are at Work.
II stated That Arrangements axe bong made b. the
companies 10 the labor agents aud leading ag
tatUrs for conspiracy
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Ready This Morning.

Piles Permanently Eraeicatcd
In without
clreuIar CONTAINING relerences DIX malr Vest k1th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
NIDNIGHl WEATHER REPORT.
GOYERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGTON, June 80. 1852
Middle Atlantic States fair weather, casterly
e. .uuthely Winds stationary a slight rise IN tenn
iprature rising followed Dy falling barometer.
For New I'll gland. fair wealth.. northwest winds,
shifting 10 eastcrly slight changes i'll temperature,
IlsinC followed by falling barometer.
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Bottled under the direct supervision u Prusan Gogera
menrl is uneq ualed as a Table Na5sr
Recommended by the prnclps. Medica Authorities Of
Europe
ANTHONY OECHs. u warren-st y. y
sole Agent Tor the U.s.
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D. IHE UBIQUITOUS CONDIMENT.- Young lady
III. 'oS Pahrenserj San you cell what station
Ca peaSe = Foreigner looking OF window at
Is 'ASeLAenI 81 think II Il dc COlmans Mustard
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Home Made Preserves

FRUITS, JAMS. JELLIEs. PICKLES. &c.
HouseAeepers get articles made from old
fashioned home receipts and warranted pure. sending
SARAH =. MCELRArH
1913 Degraw-sL BrOoklyn. y. Y.
stored un fall reference Is aaJ prices
semi d NJ aunIInlIlan.
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krti.tic He,,oriaI.

THENEW-ENGLAND 5IASIf Is " } ks Hartford Co 4
Quarries and SOrx .lOps NssJsrly Z.
Fine mental lld Dluu nag IA icalirA Drayin,
and estimates fIrIsneI tlOItclIrS u
uclteL " I.OaIcc. L.Jkl 81 way q. W. CANFLs.D. Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

merchants since the strike began, he did not think
the company would have TO pay a large amount for
damaged freight The last barge at Perth AmbOy
was unloaded at 2:30 p. m. One barge was brought
back empty from Newburg on Wednesday night
and two came last night. The trackmen in the Ere
yard. well the freight-handlers, still all on
strike.
few policemen lettering around the ferry-honse
were the only evidence of there having been strike
al the Communipaw ireight-ysrd OF the Genital
Railroad of New-Jersey. The superintendent said
that freight was moving as freely "a II was before
the strike began. All but OF the old employees
have returned 10 work at the old rates The officials
say that tho men have not been promised any IN
crease in their wages. There was no interruption OF
freight-handiing yesterday at the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western piers
The strikers met ST. Michael's Institute at $3.50
a. and marched 10 PayOnia Ferry. 40 strong, 70
take part in the New-York parade. At p. m:
another NEE ing was held IL decided 10 attend
tomorrow IN BODY the funeral Of deceased Ineln-
Der OF the Union. The strikers resolved 10 form
themselves committees of ten 10 visit the even
ing the 1Oatmen and " checker" OF the different
roads at their houses and induce them not 10 work.
committee OF five was appointed 10 see the prom-
neut tIZens OF jersey Clly IN regard 10 the mass
meeting tonight. The Jersey city strikers Will
meet the Ncw-l0rk men on the Jersey City side OF
the PayOnla Ferry and escort them to the mcciln
The contributions to the treasury of the strikers
amounted to $3.50 yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
Congress Water.

Superior 20 all. CathiTtic. Alternative specific for al
disorders OF the stomach, liver And Adneys AyO hIrsI
irritating waters native anu foreign they impair
organs and Kidneys thereby inducing rep4raDe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
STRIKE OF FREIGHT HANDLERS AT BOSTON

BosToN, June 29.-What may prove a serious
strike among freight handlers OF Boston was begun in
this city yesterday when about 500 employees % the Bos
ton Lowell and Nashua Railway struck for pay.
The men are az present receiving 81 40 day and
demand 81 60. Their petition denied and the men
wen away IN body There riotous dcmonstra-
sions aud probably viii be made Il is feared that
the strike will extend TO other roads in this city and that
the same difficulty may be had here Is eE-
perenced by NewY0Tk shippers.
At the Eastern Depot frc sht-handers TO the
Der Of about 100, struck this morning but were
quested by officials TO work to-day aud prom
isrd that their request should be considered AMI
answer given them this evening The dissatisfaction
II anything, intense than among the Boston and
Lowell At the Boston and Maine Railroad II IL
rumored that strike will take place. There Is also
deal dissatisfaction reported among the freight
handlers at the titchburg station, but whether hey
wal strike or not Is uncertain. They are thought
TO be waiting 10 what viii be the success
AT the Lowell AMI Eastern stations Tue officials OF the
Boston and Albany do not anticipate strike at IT,
station. neither do the officials Of the NewYOrk and
New-Engiand II the Boston and Providence At the
Boston and Albany station the regit-nanders
ceving 81 90 To Al IS day. aud about
prices paid at the two other mentioned roads.
should the at the Eastern and Boston and Malle
QUIT work II doubtful II their places be easily sup
pued with others at the wages now paid.
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