New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29

Kennehans) bills around in his pocket: Inc oupe ;,,
visor replied that he had as much right to retain
possession of the bill Kepnehan had 70 aps,Iacs
papers of the Board Kennehan retorteo thai n n9
never took any papers. II he had done so, ne haa
as much right 10 do this as the supervisor nau "
retain money belonging to the people OF the couh si
"Do YOU charge me with beng thiei "'"ON
Supervisor Brinckerhoff, angIily. ..,ov
a. saw that YOU have money In your possession
belonging to the people Of this county, ana you
members of the Board interfered and order was re-
stored The difficulty Is supposed 10 nave t Sner
account of charges MAIDEN 1he otdnaaia ona he
visor Bnnckerhot collected lees ior inio"s0 ~
was not entitled to.
MEETING OF STEEL MANUFACTURERS.
A convention of the manufacturers OF craclble
steel held yesterday afternoon at tne on ths
House. There were present representatives OF the
following firms: Hussey, Howe e. Co, PARK,
Brother 4 Co.. Graf, Bennett & Co. and SINGER ne
Works, Midvalie Steel Works of Pennsylvania;
Newark Steel Works, MI Alha; the F Tns
Pitt Steel Works, J. 0. Carpenter, or,o ate
object of the convention to perfect arrangements
for securing strict adhesion to the list prices, Wlcn,
it is asserted, have been cut by some
TO rates that are unremuneratlve. Tue conN nn ~
was called order Mt O'Clock. and Ilere were SIX
teen persons present Mr. Guthrie, OF Hussey IIoM
e. Co. secretary of the Association OF Cruclble oteei
Makers an association composed oil the leaqns sVeI
manufacturers IN the United States issued the can
for 1t. The convention was held with closed uools,
and It was not concluded until SIX O'CLOCK Previous
in behalf of the firm he represented tnat the pt.s
should stand just they are row" Inc motlon
caused considerable discussion, but was nnaliy car
ried. ,,.o.
AT the close of the meeting none OF the delegates
would give information in regard to the business
which had been transacted. Mr.. Guthrle VINO was
secretary of the convention, SAID tnat the meeting
was of 10 importance whatever TO the puDhc any
for that matter it might just well have been neu
in Pttsbnrg except for the fact that the manulac
turrrs did not wis TO disturb their laborers" Inc
Aims represented at the mesiing have miillonS OF
capital and control the crucIbe steel nanllfactnI
ing interests of the country. The CONVENTION Will
meet again to-day.
MYERS STILL TROUBLED BY HIS COLD.
L. L. Myers the runner, returned from his trip 10
Baltimore yesterday. To TRIBUNE reporter VINO
saw him soon after ms arrival he SAID am leel-
ing much better than before went 10 Baltimore,
although | have not been able TO get rld Oh my
cold" $500 -.
When asked if he felt well as he did before MS
sickness he replied " Yes but II Is question: IL
| shall be able to run as well with TINS cold MI
Myers went to BALTIMORE IN the hope ihat ne
milder china e of that city would assls' IN putCng
hun in a condition to run tomorrow IN the laSt Vi
his races with George, warm weather being away
the best Tor him. While there he has exercised
daily but has made no trial runs. tie mas gdlneu
six pounds ami now weighs Is. His lace mao
healthy color last night. and he expressed deter
mnaton to make the race interesting at al e'eh'0'