Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-13


~ 11nsuusbsnna Rolling Mil COM
anN ~ enptoyss - bsen satisfactorily /
rr1 - - msu have returned to
NJ - - NV days meetings had /
nea6 ~ - purpose Of settling the |
~ - nm agreed 10 work for two
~ GoeSd prices, q. IS per ton, and at |
~S6 q that time the price will be in
517 - os.s5 per ton, and the employees
XonlIl rscsive Philadelphia prices.
nonagement also agree that in the
enny contemplated reduction in price
- will b given four weeks notice OF
nn1ontiou, and the men, in turn, will
- ~ management two weeks notice,
~ will accept or reject the reduc-
II case Of any future dispute
o matter will be settled by arbitration
- company will select disinterested
-. TIE mon select one and these two will
the third member. The conclusion OF
3ooyumittee will be accepted as final. The
+ 6FD n the mill were lighted last night, and
< ohort time the Susquebanna rolling mill
MI 10 running - usual.
r. n - BEEN reported that the mill of the
1561umbia Iron company will he started up
fnGxt Monday.
Fo1n remains unchanged, and the men still
4 hu16 out for an increase in their wages and
: - employment of the two discharged pud-
4 0lgM
At noon to-day, 81 puddlers and helpers
4 ~ town for Phillipsburg, N. j., where tney
VIII find employment in rolling mill
Win the exception of six men from Chickies
( eho others are from the Columbia rolling
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Articles Lost and Found.
DLADt3evenipg when Mrs Dewitt c. Denney
\ ruturned TO her home, on North Third street.
afusr being at picnic at tWrightsville, she was
surprised to find that her gold watch was
4 missing. Mrs. s. s. Pague, also at the picnic,
& lcst her gold chain. A reward OF ten dollars
Wss offered for the recovery Of the articles.
This morning Wash. Duck brought the
articles to Mr.. Denney and gave them to their
proper owners. The articles were found on
! : pile Of sand along the river shore.
Raising . Disturbance.
Information was received in town last
s evening from the Chickles station to the
meet that Q lot of tramps were about the
place, and were raising general racket
Hardnole and Wittickwere notified andwere
Z soon towards the place. The officers arrested
3 nine tramps in the vicinity Of the furnaces.
They were brought to town and placed in the
lookup This morning the men were taken
\ before Squires Evans and Frank and wer'
committed to jail for five days each.
Notes Around Town.
The August Flowers of Lancaster failed t
como to town yesterday to play game of bal
with the Columbia club. The club will b'
In town on Saturday without fail.
A grand picnic will be held at Penryn park
ON Saturday, by Gen. Welsh Post of the G.
A. H The picnic bids fair to be a successful
Ona Many attractions will be offered for the
s enjoyment Of the picnic. In the evening, a
60cIock, q dress parade will be given by tn,
Post People from Lancaster, Lebanon anC
other places will be present
Mary Roath, living on South Second street
celebrated her sixth birthday yesterday, b,
having number OF her young friends at he
home
Tho theatrical season in town will b
Z opened on September Goth, by the Ida Levi
Dramatic company. The company will b
In town the entire week.
A number of the friends of w. J. Edl,
man went to his home in Manor township
last evening, where they spent a very plea
ant time.
A drain pipe is being laid by the Columb
rolling mill company to carry of all Il
waste water from their railroad tracks
A pleasant picnic was held at Wrigbtsvil
last evening by number OF persons frol
town. A large fiat was procured, upo
which the party enjoyed themselve
Music was furnished with guitar and ha
monica.