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COURT ORDERS.
yTIRGINIA-INVACATION.-INTHE
Y CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER, Az
GUST 10. 1883:

yTIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-INTHE
Y CLERKS OFFICE Of lie CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER, Az
GUST 10. 1858:
John T Goodrich. assgr &c OF Edward Mcdowell
soInetimcs called Fdward Mcdowell, endorse,
Who sucs on bchgif Of himself and all other lien
creditors Of William VI. Mitchell aud John W.
Mitchell who Will come In ana make them
selves pirtlesand contribute 10 the costs OF lh's
against
Charles W. Errlncton. sergeant OF the corporation
of Fredericksburg. and as such committee adj
miuistratOr q. b. n. c. 1 "A. OF William VI. Mitch
Ell. deceased: John W. Mitchell. W. &. Mitchell (.
william l.. White, trustee for :. {. Wood and
children Fleming White. trustee, ;. & Wood,
Bette Wood, Charles Is. Wood, william L..
Wood. Fleming White England, Tie said VIII
liam l.. Mood aud Fleming WIite England
being infants under the age OF twenty-one years;
10. fleming England. aud the unknown heirs oil
John w. Mitchell and W. {. Mitchell, u INC
said join ". Mitchell or W. C. Mitchell DC
dead''' -, ~;
The object of this suit Is 10 subject 5Gk acres OF
land situate In Ashland magisteriai district, Han
over county, Va, adjoining the lands OF sempls
Elicit and others. now IN the possession OF VIE
lam T. White trustee for :. 4. Wood and chill.
drcn, and OF which William NJ. Mitchell died
seired and posses sed, and which was conveyed BY
one W. c. Mitchell. claiming 60 be the only heir a
law OF the said William VI. Mitchell, deceased e
ihe said William l. White, trustee as aforesaid, Il
| the payment Of judgment obtained In the Corpo
| ration Court Of Fredericksburg ON December 10
Is57. IN favor Of Edward Mcdowell, endorsee
| against the said william NJ. Mitchell, John w
MITCHELL aud others, for the sum OF s303 81, VIII
| n per centum per annum Interest thereon fron
the 9th day of October. 1887, I'll paid and sse'
| costs; which said judgme.t has been assigned Il
| The pIaIniiff. John 4. GOolfich.
| And affidavit having been made and hlcd iht
the defendants John W. Mitchell and W.
| Mitchell are non-residcnts OF the state % Nir
| @inis and that due diligence has been used on be
half OF toe plaintiff TO ascertain whether The SAL
| ATTENDANTS are living or dead. aud II dead III
names and place or places Of residence OF he.
heirs at law. without effect II Is or'ered hat ID
aid nonresident parties, and parties whose name
are upSpown. do appear here Within one moni
after due publication of this order and 90 what
a eouy-Teste: j. A. GROWN, Clerk.
R,UcARDwELL, p.q M I:-lawiw
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Especial telegram to the Dspatch.
HEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, Va,
August 11.-Hon. William McAdoo, OF
New Jersey, has arrived here. These
springs have a large company. and the
season may be considered the most pros.
porous they have enjoyed for years.
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Baseball Games Yesterday.
fly telegraph to the Dispatch.I
New York A.: Philadelphia, ,; New Yol

New York Philadelphia, ,; New YorSs,
).
Boston: Providence, 6 Bostons, ,.
Buffalo: Chicasos, 4; Bulialos, ,.
Cleveland: Detroits, O; Cleyelands, D.
Pittsburgh: Baltimore, 4 Allegheny. g.
Cincinnati: Eclipse, >; Cincinnati, l.
Columbus Ohio: st. Louis, :; Column
bus, ;.
Philadelphia Athletic, .; Metropolitan,
3.
Reading PENN: Active, II; Anthra'
cite, IL.
Altoona: Harrisburg, A.; Altoona, ,.
Brooklyn (N. ": Quickstep, D; Brook
lyn, G.
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MERCURY

has been more dcs.ructiye to human health ana
lfe than war. pestlcnce, and famine combined.
so said distinguished writer many years ago. ana
II IS a true to-day as then. The poor victim OF
Blood-Dsease is drugsOd with Mercury to cure
the malady, aud then dosed with lodides 10 cure
him OF the Mercural Poisoning; but instead Oh
any relief the first breaks down his general healtn
and makes him a cripple, and the other runs MS
digestive organs. TO those afflicted IN this way
swift's Specific Is the greatest b on on earth anu
Is worth more than It's weight In gold IL antiuo'e.
this Mercurlal Poison, tones mp the SYSTEM anu
brings the sufferer back to health ana h'Ppiheso
80 oerson who has ever been saliyated should by
an means take thorough course Of this remedy.
One gentleman who had been confined 70 ms Deo
s,y weeks with Mprcurial Rheumatism has Decl
Sule,. e"''' CIlILEs & BERRY,
= D. - Chattanooga, Tenn.
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For sale by Druggists. Pnce so cents a bottle.
Read the following:
"BLAlR'S CIiLORAL THYNOL PROPdY-
Tactic is the best disinfec,ant that have ever
used.- [Signedl HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. ID.
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$1,000 REWARD

will be pald to any chemist who will find, on an, an
alysis Of 100 bottles : :. - one parpg oi me.
'"' . THE SWIFT SPECIFIC C0hPANf,
p~- Write for the little book, which will be mail
ed free. -
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ELIXIR OF

BABFh.
positive CURE for CHILLs, AGUE AID FEVER,
also. for all MALARfAL TROUBLES. Contains no
quinfHe, arsenic, or any metallic compounds.
BABEk Is The name of plant used with great
success for chills and ma,arial fever by natives
living N swampy regions, whore II grows. II also
possesses properties for strengthening digestive
organs. For sale at druggists DOC. per bottle.
BODEhER BROTHERS.
Nv og-dood&weOw6m Wholesale Depot.
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RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

A MOTT SUCCESSFUL SEASON-RICHMOND PE0-
PLE--THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF virgo
MA, &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
ROcKBEJDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
August 8, 1888.
This noted watenng-place has had great
success this season. and 1ood-tide Of arri-
walls continue. The number here now is
about five hundred, and among the guests
are many agreeable Richmond people.
Hon. George &. Cabell represents Con-
gress, Judge William Barton, OF Fred
ericksburg, the Virginia judiciary, and a
host Of handsome ladies the beauty and re-
npement Of the Commonwealth. Balti'
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DIvIpENDS.

RICHMOND, August 2, 1883.
V,0 THE CREDITORS OF THE RICH
Il MOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY: Please take notice that
FINAL DIVIDEND OF IN PER CENT
AND INTEREST, ..
Will be paid on aud after the 18TH AUGUST
NEXT, At the Planters National Bank. which DIV
idcnd viii complete the payment In fun OF prtnci-
pal and interest to all depositors and creditors.
CHARLES Il. WIiITLSSk,
ana I'm II 1stee.
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CANDFORD'S RADICAL CURE, FOR
- the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure OF
every form OF Catarrh, from simple Head-Cold
10 incipicnt Consumption. Relief In five minutes.
Nothing like IL. Grateful, fragrant, wholesome.
Cure begins from first application and Is rapid,
radical. permanent. aud pever-failing. COel-
PLETE TREATMENT, with INHALER, u.
au l2-Su&W&w
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Flour We quote: ne, s3@s3.50; supernne,
t3.25dS3.75; oXud, Sf.5UMei.90 common
family, f50k5.2J: Patent family. f6Mt7.
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Royal Marriage i'm Monitor egro.

CETTINGE, August u.-Prince Kara.
geOrgevitch and the Princess Sarka, daugh.
ter and oldest child Of the Prince Of Mon
tenegIo, were united in marriage here to-
day. The ceremony was performed with
great pomp.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. August IL. 1888.
sALEs-FIRsT DoARD.-5 shares Rfchmondasd
Allegheny Railroad stock at Ok.
SECOND BoARD.-1O shares Atlanta and CHAR
lotte stock at TO- 10 shares Richmond and Ai'c-
ehauy Railroad at 81.
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/ EnE ! 9 9 " a. I
i i 90 90 y A A In
s s' e: + ! + f.
GGG LII UUU ZEE,

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most flss-
tic Glue on EARTH ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mends
Everything SOLID As ROCK HARD A. ADA
NA%T!-EIRM AS GRANTEE. New scientific
Discovery ReyolutlOniZe the Liquid Glue Busi-
nes F., OF the WOrd. ROYAL GLUE Is itsolmsty
In ,rsakdbis and fasepdrI bief ASAM>ONlAN
GIANT among other Clues and Cemcntsi NIL
LIONS OF People are sing Royal Glue and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IT.. No heating-No
PreparatiOn-A Always Ready Always Liquid!
Glues CHINA. WOOD, GLASS. Leather, BLIZZARD
CuQ Tins and Cloth. Crockcry ORNAMENTS ~
Every Kind, Metals, Patches On Leather aud Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Bl1e-a-Brac. ana livery
thing Flso with inscparable Tenacity. MANU-
FkfsTTRfRS OF Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation stained Glass, am
Labels, Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper; Caro-
Board, on Cloth aud Carpets. who ne hOfAL
GLUE for sizing, Stiifening and Oiueins purposes,
supplied by the Pint. Gallon. or Al DAli.,N
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks for ltseii Inc
| News Of Its Marvellous and Extraordinary tn-
breakable Qualities, its Great Stsouthnees. ftNl-
| bilityand strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
| rom one Customer o. AnotherN LIVE SAILS
| NFS Job Thousands Of Bottles Of ROYAL Cline tn
Druggists ,.rocers. etc. SMALL BOY sell Hun
| OK cFNI'~ per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover;
| nv MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 ccntseNtra. Manufactured
~ J.U. O'MEAHA & Co.
~ l347 Pennsylvania ave Washington, ID 4.
! LIVE AGENTS wanted IN every cay aud Couh-
/ ~ throughout the United states. tAnaai, tuIops
| and south America. sold by Druggists. eioeers,
| Sfationers. Hardware and variety ihaiers v.r.t,
| where The Trade and Public supplied ~ bInh
| Q EPIpCFS 1908 franklin street AZ RthLLs
IADD & Co. POWERS, TAYLOR 90, MEN
mOnd Va.
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OATs.-l.1GG bushels.
RYE.-i4 bushels.
SALES EEPopTFD TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Whito. l,f36 bnshel. common toyery
good at 81 10 8l.lS. Red, II. l6S bushels COM
mon TO prime Longberry at : .O2 TO Sl.2Ok:
1896 bushels mixed at sl.lf To sl.l9; 1,2f1
bushels fair to choice Shortberry At 9lO6 to
3l.l6.
CORN.-Whlte, 5i6 bushels good to prime at 90
60 62c.
OATS.-i4 bushels good TO very good mixed at
80 to SIC.
hYE.-Ii bushels prime At Csc.
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ROCKS, sTATIONERY. &c.


A BRIEF shET Gs Hus
LIFE OF WILLIAM GREEN, Ii. d.,
JURIST AND SCHOLAR,
with some personal "reminiscences OF him by
PHILIP SLAUGHTER, ID. d., and HISTORICAL
TRACT by Judge GREEN and some CURIOUS
LETTERS upon the origin Of the proyerb "NoS
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. AUG. IL, 1885,
lBy telegraph
ArnTykp

steamer Luray. Schcrmernorn. Norfolk. mel
chanlise aud passengers. chesapeake and Ohio
galway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamcr Accomac, Delk. merchandise and pas
sengers, Smithneld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailen on rciurnl.
steamer northampton, hccarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company tand s2ied on returnl
steamer Pamlico. Blakeman. smitllfelj, ner-
chandisc and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company (and sailed on rcturnl.
Steamship Richmond. JENNY. West Point mer
chandisc. Ola Dominion steamship Company.
schooner Il. Il. Woodside, Reed, Norfolk, light,
to load coal.
Schooner Charley Woolsey. Lane, Rockport, Ice.
SAILEr.
Schooner Wcybossett, CIowell. Baltimore. light.
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New YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, August |. -Cotton-Fu;ures closed
steady: sales. $4,000 bales; August, SlO.23@
iiOl5: November s1O.13Glf1O.If; December
SlO.15dSlO January, slo.2i@s1O:25
.SiO.4s: April. :I0.jSasl0 50; May, sl0.69@
SlO.7O.
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mAReNE GNrELLsGEnCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. AUGUST IL, 1853.

steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York, mer.
cl,andise and passengers e. W. Allen Co., agents.
steamer Wyoming. Smith. philadelphia. mer-
chsDdise. J. W. McCarrfck. agent.
bark Northampton, Morley, Boston, TO load
-four for Brazil.
schooner Lizzie liver. Harrington, Kennebec,
lee, Richmond lee Company.
Schooner g., Pbllips. Philadelphia, moulding
sand, j. II. johnson Go.
Schooner -. II. Ingrabam, Miller, Rockland ria
City Point, lime, X. Wendenberg.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mil, merchandise, aud passengers. l.. b. Taruu
superi ntsndent
schooner j. Is. vanduscn, i'ooye, Hobokcn. ties,
Noryell. Lease 4 Co.: vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Dora VI. French. French. Boston,
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
curtis & Parker.
schooner wake. Budd Philadelphia ria Wilson
Landing. ties, q. W. Hudson; vessel, Curtis & Par
ker
schooner Charles Moore. Adams. Boston, coal.
Chesapeake sud Ohio Railway Company; vessel.
Curtis & Parker
CLEARED.
Bark Ada j. Boomer. Barnes. Bahia. -four. GAL
lego Mills Manufacturing Company.
BARK Daisy 'iirtlshl, Lewis, Bahia. -four. TAX
al-Crenshaw Company. Dunlop McCancc, and
Baltimore Grns.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
81 & K II o o VI 5

DOR SICK-R OOMS.
THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE. AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
BLAIR'S CITLORAL TIIYMOL PROPHYLAG-
TIC AND DIsINFECTANT.
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MILWAUKEE,.

| MILwAUKEg, August ll.-Flour firm. Wheat
quiet and unchanged; sl024 cash aud August
| sl.O3l, September Corn dull; No. :, JUAGjOAc.
| Ont, unsettled. Provisions weaker. Mess pork.
SO 80 cash and September. Lard--Prmc steam
| $3.50 cash and September liOgs easier At 500
Ms5.6O.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RfCBMOSD. August L. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Whitc. 2,5CG bushels. Red, 3O,Af6
bushels.
CORS.-White. A.Sl3 bushels Mixed, 200 BUSH
els.
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Theatre Burned nj sunderland, Eng

VIENNA. August Intelligence from
Frohsdori to-day states that the condition
Of the Count De Chambord is again unfa-
yorable. He is slowly losing strength. He
was much agitated during Friday night.
and was occasionally delirious. His physi-
clans will hold a consultation as 10 his case
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Il owe my restoration 10 health and beauty I
the Cuticura Remedos."-Te S,tmOHtdt " q BoS
Tan IggV.
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CHASE CITY.

ABOUT CHASE CITY--TuE MMIGRANTs-rHE
CONCORD AsSocIATIoN--TIiE LUsbER
TRADE-TuE CULTIVATION or COTTON
ICorrcsnondcnce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
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companies there is no change from the situa-
ion OF Yesterday The striking telegraph
operators have their headquarters at the
National Hotel where the landlord
has assigned them q suite of rooms
free of charge as long as they have
need of them. At meeting OF
the Brotherhood tonight a number OF tele-
graphers who hold positions in departments
united with their striking brethren. The
membership of the local organization now
numbers eighty-nne an increase OF eleven
since Yesterday. The operators assert cash
contributions to the amount OF several nun
fred dollars have been offered them each day
since the strike began, but all these oilers
have been declined for the present. The
strikers seem we'll informed of the expected
arrival of men to take their places. These
are met at the depots and only one or two
reached the companys office. press COM
mittee has been formed charged with the
duty OF answering questions OF reporters.
This committee prepared an address to the
public and their brethren. In 1t the oper-
ators say they will go to work gladly when
they can do so honOrably, but not till then
If the strike lasts all summer. They make
an appeal to railroad operators to not come
nere to take the place of the strikers.
The following action taken to-day by
the nou-members of the Brotherhood now at
work in the Western Union office here:
I'VE, majority of operators who have re-
manned at work here have signed a paper
pledging ourselves to withdraw our services
from the W. U. company at a stated time
during the coming week unless the executive
committee of said com pany shows DISPOSE
ton TO negotiate with the operators with
view to an amicabe adjustment of the pend
ing difficulties. Although not members we
are all heartily in sympathy with the move
ment inaugurated by the Brotherhood here,
and request assemblies in other cities to take
such steps as will lead non-union men now
at work to take similar action.
Robert Garrett and Superintendent Stew
art, OF the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Com
pany, are in the city tonight Manager
Clarke of the Baltimore & Ohio company,
has called on his men to meet him at eleven
O'Clock tomorrow for the purpose OF holding
4 conference.
Columbia Typographical Union, No. 101
held a special meeting tonight and passed
resolutions of sympathy with the striking
ielegraphers, and appropriated $780, subject
o their order.
The Brotherhood report, tonight, that Su-
periutendent Zeublin of Philadelphia came
to this city and attempted to induce the ope-
rators to withdraw their signatures to the
paper, promising to leave the company's SER
vice shortly unless the grievances of the
strikers were considered. He failed'to effect
change Of opinion.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES,

Michael McFee, an old man. was kicked to death
by John McGraw and Mike Murray.
Charles New probably fatally stabbed Charles
yesterday, about girl Now was seriously in
jured by a KICK.
At Elizabeth, N J., twenty-four loaded coal
cars pushed off a high trestte at the Eliza
beth port docks into Staten Island sound, and
totally wrecked.
window of stained glass Of exquisite de.
sign has been placed over the high altar of
the new st. Xavier's Church, Cincinnati, in
memory of Mrs. Sarah Peter.
A st. Louis Waterman, who was guarding the
Baltimore IL Ohio telegraph lines was shot by
car-thieves, who were at first supposed to be
striking telegraph operators.
Gunn Curds & Co.. of Boston. reported sus-
pended, with 100000 Liabilities, have been
granted an extension by their creditors, and
their abel-wOrks are running usual.
George Kilmer. OF Allentown. Pa, a German
baker, robbed his roommate, aud In making his
escape from the city, on Saturday night, WAS
run over by train and horribly mangied.
Senator Blair, chairman OF the b,co,amitree
of the Senate committee on education and labor,
has summoned the committee to meet in New
York at once to consider the present strike of
telegraphers.
Four hundred and fifty employees OF the Biz
mingham, Ala, rollng-mi.ls, struck on Saturday
against a reduction made Pittsburg rates
They also induced a strike OF puddlers at Brier
field lron-w0rks.
Warrior station, on che Louisville & Nashville
road, two trains were brought into collision.
Fireman Logan was killed and Engineer Dresser
seriously injured.
Summer resorts are multiplying In the noun
tnins of Tennessee and the Car0lnas. and North
ern people filing them up in preference to
spending the hot weeks at more expensive
resorts in the East.
The Surgeon general of the United States has
been informed that smallpox and yellow fever
have appeared at Matanzas and Cenfuegcs,
Cuba and that cholera exists III Campeachy
aud OaKaca, Mexico.
During dispute at Mayberry Springs, Ark.
between two farmers, James Golden and Charles
POsey, over cattle, Posey threatened to whip
Golden, who then struck MIN on the head with
hoe, causing instant death
DR.. Miligan Patchim, of New York, aged
twenty-five, committed suicide last night. An
envelope directed to his mother, who Is now at
Saratoga Springs. was found. together with
che k drawn in her favor and signed by de-
ceased. DIR. Patchlm member OF the
staff OF tho board OF health OF New York city.
Reports received at Little Rock announce the
shOGting OF II. G., Burnett in Fulton county He
was srlling sewing machines for a firm in Mis-
souri, and was travelling with companion nam
ed McEiyeigh, with whom he quarreled, fight
followed In which Burnett was ahot ami sup
posed to DO fatally wounded. McElveigh. es-
capped.
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The officials EmphaticaIly Refuse to Recog-
nize the Brotherhood.

nze the Brotherhood.
BALTIMORE, July PA high official of
the b. 4 o. Telegraph Company stated most
positively that the b. & O. company would
not treat with Campbell, nor with any man
not in their own employ; that they were ready
and willing and ANXIOUS to meet and talk
with their own men, and offer most liberal
terms, but were resolved not to treat with
men not in their service.
The Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
at ? O'Clock stated their position in regard to
Che striking .telesraphers as follows: They
are willing aud ready at any moment to hear
and treat with men in their own employ, and
to concede the most liberal terms, but they
positively declare that under no circumstan-
res will they treat with a committee of the
Brotherhood, nor any person not in their
employment. This statement is made OH
the authority of officials of the telegraph
company. Mr.. Stewart, superintendent, of
the com pany, states they have eighteen OPP
orators at the tables in the main office to-
day, OF whom SIX are accomplished and eff
Gent men, and all the others can handle
messages satisfactorily that the force in
Chicago, Cincinnati and New York has been
increased to-day at each office and their
business is being handled efficiently.
A public meeti g to discuss the telegram
strike was called by a committee of the
Brotherhood of Telegraphers at Fords OPP
ara-house tonight. Prominent speakers adj
dressed the meeting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-23
The Situation at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS July 22.-The situation regard
ing the strike is not materially changed, To-
day being Sunday, and not great amount OF
business Offering. large number of operat-
ors were relieved from duty so they might
obtain rest and recreation, and return to
work again tomorrow refreshed and
recuperated. The telegraph officials assert
that everything is moving along smoothly
at this point, and that all business is being
handled promptly. They said the force is
constantly receiving accessions, and they not
only have enough operators to perform full
service here but have been able to send sew
eral to other points not so well supplied.
The strikers are active and confident.