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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05

The Augusta and Knoxville Railroad
Company has made arrangements to pay off
She past due interest on is road. 1t is
stated that arrangements have also been
faade by which the interest accruing here
after will be met promptly and the road il
thus relieved from its embarrassments.
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blTrBN.-Snm Belt, who drives for r p
ashnry, was in woods belonging T., Ms w.
Garrison, short distance from ne wv %''
yesterday. for the purpose cf houIina 10y Uoy
win the team. Suddenly large b1irS,oS SH,oS
dog made his appearance and wiIbon,' 49,
ocaiion bit Mr. Belt on the calf Of The pi"E ri"E,
leg, iificdng quite severe wonnd NJ NJ
iginred man fears that the dog was mad ~ -
GretaViile Netcs. "''"'r-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05

DEATH OF a VENERAtbE PRBAGhER,-zThe
Rev. Silas Knight died OH Tuesday ut 6 A.
VI. of inflammation of tho bowels, copse
qnent on a severe attack Of cholera morbus
lie was citizen Of Centrevitle, Laurons
county, and the oldest Baptist preacher
Ni keedy River Association, being in his
10Th year. GretnviHe News. .. ..' = =
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05

ATLANTA, Ga, March 3l.--To day at u
meeting Of the Trustees of the University
of Georgia here, Senator Joseph Il, Brown
donated 100000 in bonds l5 TINT iOstru>
tiou. Thu gift was accepted on llie Same
conditions ns proposed when the matter
came up in the Legislature last falh
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05
Dissolution,
COrOner's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PICKENa.

DY virtue of sundry executions TO me
I'D directed, and lodged in my Office,
have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest
bidder nj Pickcns Court House, s. G.. dur
ing the legal hours of sale on the first Mon
day In May, 1883, the following Tract or
Parcel Of Lard, TO wiE Thirty-One 44>IOO
Acres more or less, lying in State aud
Comfy above mentioned, adjoining lands
OF W. B. AIlgood aud others, being part of
the tract upon which jeremiah Looper
lives, and having the following metos and
bounds to wit. Beginning Mt a Stone on
the Road, and running thence N. 6O1, T..
8. 6G to Bend in the Road; thence S,
10 4>6, T.. 80, B xI0 Stake in Branch:
thence s. 68A, W, % 20 to n Stake; thence
N. 575, W. 20 90 to The beginning Corner.
Levied upon as the properly Of Jeremiah
Looper, az the suit Of W, a. Lesley, AS
signee.
Terms Cash.
j. X, KIRKsEY,
Coroner Pickens County.
april s., 1889 2S
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S1 Office TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
~ ORS.-All pcrsons indebted to the
estate of Juda McWhouer. deceased, will
make payment, and those holding claims
against the same, will present them legal
~ attcsted TO the undcrs gncd.
r. &. New WIORTER, Ad'mr.
march %, 1888 81 r
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ATbhNra March, 80. --I,ast night seVero,
maskcd men went TO the home of Mrs Joshua
ltiA eyed over 40 and Outraged her aud
t@o o. lerdaqghiers Two mon have been
arrested supposcdlo Remembers oRtheenn1.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05

.'' '.'
>."v,.,, =. ~.... Au. ."ar-~.
our largo and complete
Stock ot DRY GOODSund
NOTIONS, suitable for
the coming seasons. Wo
will give you IN low prices
as either Charleston or At.
lanta.
Co!tonades from 12} to So cents
Spring Jeans from 10 to IS cents.
We h"S e over 100 different yles of Gents
Colorcd Hose at 10, Is, 20 and 25 cents.
Ladies' Colorcd aud White Hose from 10
to 25 cents.
Children and Misses Hose in endless
qnantics from 10 TO so cents.
We defy competition in our Stock of
lnndkerchefs, both in regard to assort-
men; and prices it will pny you to see this
one line of Goods, rs you can't help pro-
nouncing it complete and cheap.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05

lsw has been pressed IA Mkine to foTA
ssid killing of birds end game on saaaag
bpi amendment q psotibit aslaag VA
gcled down
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Gloves, Gloves, Gloves.

Ohildren's White and Colored Gloves
Ladies' White and Black Gloves
Ladies' CClorod and Black Silk Gloves
Ladies' White, Colored and Black Lace
Mitts
Gen.Iemen's White and Colored Gloves
BE sure you see this department in our
Mammouth Establishment.
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M. ]. SMITH, Ag't,
The LEADER OF LOW PRICES,
EASLET, s. G,

w ILL keep constantly on hand the fois
lowing SPECIALTIES; BOOTS, SHOES
HATS, CALICO, SHIRTING, DRILLING
Checks, Bncon, Flour, Corn Meal, Bran,
Salt, Moasses, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Grits,
Fish and Farming Implements. These
Goods will be baught and sold at the low
est possible figure for cash. ...
The balance of my Stock of General
Merchandise will be ssla at cost. Come
now and secure bargains, and will say to
those whose accounts and notes. ore pasS
due and up id, that must have my money.
Come to see me and we will settle and save,
trouble and expense of costs, besides
want to sell you some
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GOO D S.

Thanking yon for past favors, and 500
l'cl'ing a continuance, l hopo you will nos
forget 10 give me n coll ct the Brigea'
Store House, Main Street, Easley, s. c.
nov 30 1882 IL "
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05

The condition OF whoatis improv.
ing ana the farmers are hopefnl OF q
fair crop ... :. =. - y
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Remember our Prices

83 YDS. QUILT LINING FOR $l.OO
82 Yards Remnant Prints for S1.00
10 Yards Worsted Dress Goods for 81 .od
9 Yards Black Cashn eres for S1.0e
10 Yards Shifting for 81. 90 s.
II Yards Drilling for 90
20 Yards Bleaching for $1.oo
20 Yards Good Calico for 81. do
8 Yards Oil Table Cloth for $i.oO
20 Yards Lawn for $I.OO s.
10 Yards Ticking for Sl.eO
lG Yards White Pique for $1.OO 49,.
lG Yards Checked Pique for $l.OO
y Yards Figured Pique for $l.00
~ Yards White Lawn for $1.OO.
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1893 Yards
Worst Dress Goods at 10 cents per ward,
1e5SS YARDS

"orsted Dress Goods at 10 cents per yard,
1e5SS VA RDS
Black and Colored Cassimeres at l23 6ents.
These Goods VIC sell more as an advertiseA
ment than anything else-they are worth
at least 23 cents per yard more than We
ask for them.
|. Se4@S YARDS
OF Good Prints worth Ct cents, to be sold
at cents per yard.
10 the first letter in the alphet, and We
sell A Bleaching that is A first class l23
cents Bleaching for 10 cehts. A sttib Of
this Goods l inch wide, will hold up q
weight OF 80 pounds, without tearing.
All Cretons reduced from 80 to 25 cents
Buy our Oil Proof, Water Proof and
Feather Proof Ticking at 25 cents.
Pants Linen IS cents-will soll yards
good Pants Linen for so cents and threw
in the buttons.
Couonades 10, 12t, IS, Is, 90. 25, and
33 cents.
Ladies' Dress Linen Is, Is. 20 and 25e.
Double Width Black Cassimeres at 25c,
All we want is for you to bring us sans
pies of Biack Cnssimeres, and if we cannot
sell you better quality for same price We
will be badly mistaken.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05

Mm, Pin Kellogg, ex-senator from Goa.
is'ana has been indicted for eomplicity,in the
Star route steal
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-04-05
STOCK OF FURNITURE

STOCK OF FURNITURE
that l now have on hand. have in stock,
ana am dairy receiving new styles Of
everything usually found in n first cinss
FUHeN NETUReE EgDUsE,
Which [ propose 10 sell cheaper than can
be bought elsewhere in this State. nm
enabled to do this as | buy in very large
Quantities from tho best Factories in the
United States, therefore | defy competition
in this respect.
manufacture my own IA TTR ESSES.
and can sell them ns cheap ns the cheapest,
Wholesale aud Retail.
also manufacture the famous "TVTN''
BED SPRING, that | sell for SO per Set,
winch Is cheaper than they are sold by
others
always have in STOCK CHILDREN,S
"a dRRIAGES--trom the cheapest to the
finest.
WOOD md METlLyC coFFINS,
CASKETS AND 7RIMNINGS.
When you visit our City, please give us
call ut either of our Stores and you will
he fairly and squarely dealt with.
All orders by mail or telegraph will be
promptly attended 10.
West End Near the Bridge.
NoBeo Avenue Opposite 20.
Very respectfully,
j. G.. G.. T URNER.
march % lSS3 ~ -,
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Furniture!
Furniturell
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ATT
J. c. C. TURNER'S,
GASF1H1N WILLIE. q. &.
GREEN WILLIE, q. &.

7 WOULD respectfully call the attention
Of The people Of Pckcns ard surround
ing country to the immense
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Which Lead the World for Strength, DIT
rahility and simplicity. They nre the most
complete Engines in the market, and have
never failed to give satisfaction. They re-
ceivcd The highest Centennial Awards, Two
medals and two diplomas. Gold Medal at
international Exhibition, Melbourne Aus.
trhlln, in competition with twenty five other
Engines from all parts Of The world First
Premium of one hundred dollars at 81
Louis. Mo October, 1882, over fourteen
other Engines.
AGENTS ALSO FOR THE
ESmrlcy's Patient EGeversa-
bile TO0tGa EEarr0w.
Standard d'uRtEvRtOrs--IsiA
iuHg and NV@GHdfr1S.
Standard Re2 pers 4 Mowers.
The Justly Renowned
TrlrgT;sEDEa Feed Cutters.
CELEBRATED WAYNESEORO
EGGH4zEo@E $MG'A8eATdDHsa
ALSO FOR TEE
PERRY ROYCE REAPERS,
The h2hicst Reaper in the world. IL
cuts any crop that II Reaper can cut. Is is
the iI9hic"t drnft ilrarcr IN lie world II
il the sinplrSi Reaper in The world. THE
PERRY ROYCE crn run on siccp"r hill
'.ldcS and on roughcr ground. with smaller
*tchrn, and ftstcr, and not break III pieces
than any other Reaper in the world, and
can cut II larger number OF acres Of grain.
with lrss expense Cor repairs, than any
other Rcnpcr in the Murid.
agents also for iEc best III llas Of SAW
WILLS, GRlST MILLS CANE MIILN
"van"rnt"rH. l.nth ant; >hir"l" Machine.
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Bargains! Bargains!
TiA@t "re TrFaIy WOmderfasK
q. p. RUNTON.

EASH1EY, g. C..
EVER ON THE ALERT WITH CASH
IN hand to secure Bargains whenever the
opportunity presents ITSELF Now look oug
for Bargains. The time has come when
you can get all you want. See the follow .
ing and go to c. P. RUNiON'S Emporium.
and get Bargains:
5000 ynrds Fancy Prints, to s cents.
'OOOyards Solid and Mourning and Cnr-
tain Calicoes.
5000 yards of Worsted, 10 10 85 cents.
2'oOO yards Pants Goods, from loo. TO 81
Pr yard. ....
C"shmeres and Alpaccas of all grades,
Roots and Shoes,
OF all styles and grados--Good Brogan for
81, Tap Sole. Sl.26. Good line OF Crook
cry, good line of Hardware, Wood and Wilr
low Wareg
Groceries, Speciality
Sugars, z to IL lbs 10 the $Ii Coftee,f
TO 10 lbs. TO the 81 90.
Just receiving New Crop New orleans
Syrup, from ~ 10 81 cenis per gaiion;
Half pntent Flour at 50 per Datfei' go
ira Family, SOL s., co.e.o.
Mackorei, all GrB,ics, Sa9dyy !, gog,sS I =
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l. ".-''"v" you ";."t ANY vi .he ABOVE
Goods. please say, SAW them advertisO6
in THE PIcKENs SENTINEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE TOPICS.

ALBANY, Feb. 2O.-ln the Senate to-day Mr..
DAILY introduced "a bill allowing the Board ~ Estimate
aud Apporonneut Of New York city transfer apprO
pna,cns Ho. ri 81 Education The following
among bills passed by tho Amending tho act
authorizing gA-hght companies - u-e electricity for
Lighting ana power; To provide Tor Goncrncy in the
Common school Flud; amending the charter OF
the Now YORK Cotton Exchange 50 that provision
can Dee made Tor the families deceased members; ii
TO pr va" ior voting bj ballot al town meetings on
propositions to r~r money d. Tax. Too bi 10 prohibit
t., of railroad otter stock until the cor ora ion
Tor "cn 10 l. issued sh nave received tn pai value
OF tAc -4mr 100 money came npf'r r4s-1-' aud wa ist
yrae. L., n,y- - M lno iias. however succeeded
10 having 900, h!., rrconmlitcL
ia. NcN-lota and brooAyu Excise bin was made
special order or Co. morrow bl the Asscmhy. The con
current tr-on. lons rio'dhs Tor L!ennal s'a-
SLOTS q" inc I"f.-iA-afe Nrrr mhIr
Among the b's introduced in ihr Assembly were t1e
following: Er,ul,uu. tc business Of pawa-brokcrs;
'KAmiaer- wuo shall make rx'in.nauoDs IN cases II
death 10y Niuirnc., "a" 'irt Jh- Toe oi the court "t
Zen ,rar. A. sp ,,npunI -. .ry ~ 5000 ,,rh:
by j. L. Hlg.M-, compelling lilo Insurance
rompanos To- pass surrender value ic.alm-
10 ps IinIe within, two year. AID tontnc policies are
exempt the oP, riou5 oi tao art also raining
u.r INSURANCE" companies AID their officers from
gmpIue IN " all street uu explanation Of tho bil Mr.
insurance and trust companies lad loaned
r wI.u.cAt -ccunucs"J and also IryyiuR ths
,urlu- b, by c'cA liic iaucr company on Dccrm
b,r 81 ot a peg ccht nnd u OF per cent every year
thereafter
~. na-er'y's bin IA relation to receivers Of corpora
lions Sod N the Committee OF the Whole, and
was finally r,comuttrd IOruutudmcut.
thr Assembly adopted resolution providing Tor an
Adjournment from McdutN iay uhul Monday evening,
Tue Assembly ooInmittc, on Commerce and Nayisa-
ton viii o. purt tomorrow r rHduCug the number ~
Harbur Met, 10 riN making their terms years
duration. tIttu or 5000 each.
aud authorized Mayor Bison to appoint four and the
icr III Huilyu To appoint or the llaruur
Mi-icr The Captain 81 the lOr under The htl Is 10
serve years. 10 nave salary OF - 300, ana
90 be appointed Dy Mayor Ldson.
Inc Assembly tluca committee Will report fayoribiy
the following uilsi Mr. -plnOlas bill increasing the
nArIr- Of tho police officers and pttrOlmcn NcW
YORK +. j. tampbrls bl giving tine manhattan Refuse
Company dock pryiicgc- IN NcW-Nurk city. ana VI. G.
MurpnN bIl biting the sale OF uew-pipcr. books,
periodicals. etc. the Sew York elevated raj roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
THIEVES IN 4 THIRD-ATE. FIAT

set of rooms on the third floor Of the
bro Nh nathOuse at 40 AS Thirl-ayc. is
pied by William Kerr young Scochman and his wife,
Jane, Kerr his brother. boards with them While both
of the brothers away from home Friday, MIS-.
Kerr went 10 do shopping at p. IA, leaving
all door, loci cd She took the precau,on 10 eye tao
KEY % her dnuC-rOOm with -hbOr In order that n
visitors called IN her absence. they might DC let IN tc
await her return.
Unknown visitors did call but they not seen by
any Of the occupants or the building Ms Kerr returned
home at p. IA. aud surprised 20 ud thc hall door
Of James kcrrs chamber wide open Thieves lad
opened he toor with false key. They had opened Mr.
Kerr, trunk and had scattered some of the contents
the door The bureau drawers had been pulled out aud
rnsackcd thoroughly The robbers also had forced The
door leading To the bedr occupied by Mrs Kerr and
her husband. Mardrobes and trunks IN their room lad
been opened and searched Although they had not
credeIm attempts 10 get into the pIror and dining
room. the thieves had carried away articles valued
at aoout 5000 They had taken the best clothing be-
longing 10 the family, including MIS- kcrrs silk drcS,es
and two gold watches and chains, Roman gold l0cAet
with an inscription and picture inside gold breast
pin with garnets IN the centre, pair Of gold earrings
two gold rings with pearls and gnrnets one cameo
ring plain gold ring, several articles OF plated Jew
ery and somo silyerware. In the pocket OF Janes
kerrs drcss-eoat which was stolen was "A pocket LOOK
pnut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

the bills to reduce tolls the Pennsylvania ROAD from
Newark to New-York Egan said he came to tax ABOUT
these bills that he represented the company ana ts ON
GERS were much concerned about the matter Ihey
are willing TO make it object, he said, 10 you, W
defeat the bills They want to know what you tninN
about It," The witness asked Egan II IL was usul,
for the company to buy up the introducer OF te o
then buy up votes enough to kill 1t. Egan repneu' -
the bills pass the they will be killed the
as the railroad company runs that body' IL was +"
plainly understood thing, said the Witness tna' HS
Offering money consideration ~
The witness had told Charles Tnurson, OF jersey Ol
and T.. Il. Gaddis Of Newark who represented tue w
position to the Plank Road bills that he could accept ho
compromise arrangement the toll question: as nc was
in the hands of friends told both men that they hau
no right TO take him for dishonest man and attempt 10
bride him warned them that he would expose the trns
action and said that he did not court notorety, pu
would not stand this sort OF thing The witness ulu no
know that Eagan really represented as he Claimed 'he
company, but was told So .,,as
Mrs ArmItage, wife of the Assembyman, testified
that she was In the adjoining while Egan was Win
her husband and that she heard Egan say he dld not
consider this as being bought" she heard only te
of the conversation but enough TO think That Esah was
making proposition. -, . uuou, and
The committee then adjourned until tomorrow anu anu
will then examine Egan, Gaddis and IhuTstOn: lse
House last evening considered several resolutions 10 a
TO the number the committee and 1t has been aleReu
that the committee was packed" against Armltage
Tho committee finally left originally constituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2I.

sUSRR4E conference.-the By Donohus. J-Calen-
called IL mNOs l. "a. 81 Al. A. 81, -, s. 49,
l5g La 40 1871, 1872 1874 1876 1917 pa. TO 2 30
PAL "a 945, 2iO 247 24S 2i9 $50 25l 2s2 2J3 2J
2j6. 257. 259.
sUrEEsE VoURT-SPECIAL TEKM-Hed by Van Worst, -
319 400 G63, 16+ 81, 5s5 -5, Gs6 GgG <o7
TIA 10 20. 393 23 500, 22J, 40 7O2 J2 O9i, 5 49,
100. los. ~. 40 90
SUPREME DJURr-CIRcUlr- II-Ied by Iarrenore
j. ase o. Martin agt the Peansy '4iroad COMPANY
No daV calendar.
PAxr III ucli By LaUIencs Nos 27S7 20l9. l8-as
ll53 1853 $50. 1922 1885 2ll. 2sj2 2ijl. It69 p
2ie3 25o 2jo3 252? 2j-3 $685. l2J5. 246j 245+ $500
- %. -JOJ Ijl5.
sUrEsos CJg3r-SrEcIAL TEsM-HeM ~ Freshman. l.
Nodty calendar.
SUPERIOR JorRr-rRlAL TERM PART Held by rruaI.
JNOA 2i5 Ia 335 lvS, 5sJ, 423. 63S fa6 3j2 Az -~
365 TIs l5s. 3-3.
PAET I-II,d BY OCorman IN 3i5. COB ~. so,
100 Oi5 j67 oOJ J4 09 5oj. 6l9 72i 49, J5l S55 i26
COS
PART III Held By LngrAhan. Nos 1913, 563, 57S.
6il $50. 6tl. 7Oi. 7OS. 7l2. ~
COMMON PLEIs-sPGcIAL TERM-Hed By Van Brlut, j.
% caleadar
ColMoy pLgAs-IRlAL TEGs-PA2T Held BY Beach, J.
-lZ. 300 $500. 1903 2ZJ3 1919 700 92D3.
2oi 23Gs. l65i $500. 1880 ljll @o55 1913 1852 49,
75S -2O5. 1856. 80. 1917, 23Js.
PART II HE'D oy J: + pay Nos POP 257s. 2G2Q
2t5. 273 .7i6 2139 27Ai z5iy 26s7 25si 2Jso, $685.
zoos. 21O7, 27US, 2Tls, 27le. j7l -
PART Ill-A u0drnei for the term.
COMMON FIE,a-EyUITY tenn Held by Van fcesen, J.
case n. NO day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
THE STRIKE OFMR. WALTONS MEN
An APPEAL BY THE CONTRACTOR FOR MORE AS
sIsrANCE FROM HE AUTHORITIRs.

AN APPEAL BY THE CONTRACTOR FOR MORE AS
sIsTANCE FROM TIE AUTHORITIES.
The condition OF the streets in Contractor Wal
toms district was little improved yesterday. and
the disagreement between him and his drivers was
no nearer n settlement than Monday. In the
morning thirteen carts with green drivers were sent
out under the protection of the police and collected
load two apiece but m some If the streets large
crowds assembled and so scared tue men that one
by they returned Ia the stables ana refused 10
work. The strikers insist that they had
nothing TO do with these acts Of
intimidation. and the police subs ant late
their statement. Commissioner Coleman sent about
thirty mon with carts into the district m the morn
ing. and with few exceptions the force kept stead
liz al work all day. Most OF Mr. Nalton's hired
carts were al work. too; hut the force was not
large enough 10 remove even the Accommodations Of
ashes and attempt was made to clean tie streets
IN any other way.
Tho strikers held a meeting at Jefferson Hail. No
2J3 Avenue 4. ia the afternoon which was adj
dressed by theodore /. Cuno. delegate to the Cen
trail lahor Union. lie assured them ina assistance
would b. gwen To them by that body. winch repre-
scutcd 80 900 w0rklngmen. comml,tr" was az
pointed 10 attend ia" meeting OF the Central Labor
Union on next sunday.
Assistant Distinct Attorney OByrnc, Srperutcnd-
cut Greene. Of the Street Cleaning Department;
Contractor Walton, his son and two of the foremen
of Tie force employed by Mr.. Walton appeared be-
lore the Mayor late lu the afternoon. Mr. W alton
explained the circumstance Of the sttlke, and COM
planned that the protection gwen TO him was not
sufficient and lac wanted assistance from the DIS
trct-A Attorneys Office. Mr. OByrne SAID that If
MT. alton would take ON. warrants LOT the arrest
OF mumid1tors be- would get all tho assistance he
wanted IN the prosecution. The Mayor promised 20
give the matter attention.
Alderman Fitzpatrick at the meeting Of the
Board yesterday. presented a petition from NUM-
Der of east side property owners and residents
relative 10 the strike. lho Board was asked 10
give the contract TO u man who would carry II out
properly. The matter was referred 10 the Law
COMMITTEES.
Arthur Gleason. who was arrested or Monday, was
di>chlr- Yesterday morning at the loik yiile Pl-
y "
N understood that Mr. Walton coutcmpiatos taking
out warrants AGAINST some of The men to-day. After
his consultation with the Assistant Dstuct-Attor-
ncy ycsic~day afternoon, Mr.. Walton offered u
ward ol 1900 for informal on that will lead 10 the
convection OF any person who has inundated the
men who have desired TO work Tor him.