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New-York tribune., 1886-01-05


ABBATT-At Astoria T.. T.. January 3. Niobe NJ Abbatl
daughter OF the late Robert Abbat. OF New-YorE.
vices on "wednesday the 9Th inst az IL m, rom ST.
Georges Church, Astoria. f.. l.
Of lalss EdWafd c. Bings of Neworiess Ea and
dau Of the Heryey sanford OF NewIavea coan
Tempest, NewIIaven.
will be at the the arrival OF the ii o'clock
from Neg-I0rk.
BENNETTsuddeny. January 2. 1885, George A. Peanett
Funeral services at his late residence No. Az West 4os
on Tuesday, January D, at 4 O'Clock D. M
Please omit flowers.
IntermeBt at Syraeuse
BURTON January q 1886 at Westminster Nd Of pueu.
mona Mary H. wife OF Ohm Burt formerly OF warwick
~ v, aged so years
CRoCKERon sunday morning January g. at his residence
5-3 9TH. ave, William Baylies Crocker.
Funeral from Grace Church Broadway and l0tls
It Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
HoPPER-Entered rest after long illness ON saiur
day the I'd inst Harriet Dunlap wife Of Colonel Oeors'
T. Hopper In the ODD year OF ner age =. -, -,
funeral from residence, No 222 West 37th-sk
tuesday, the 9TH inst. at l:J0 p. m.
HEARN-on sunday Jalulry 5 1889 James Arnold Hearn
at his late residence 2Ooo 5taave this tfaesia)
evening at o'clock
after snort Illness o. typhoid pneumonia sarah Ezaboh
widow OF James II, Hoyt -,
Church. n. j.. "wednesday. January o at $50 p m
Inermen at Newton ~ j. at the convenience oil the fay
enthusiastically. New Rochelle. on Friday January l.
Mary 5. Wright wife OF James Myers.
Funeral services at i Montague-s. Brooklyn Tuesiay
9th inst, at 2 o'clock y m
NELsoN-At Thomasvile. Ga. December 30 1885,. Lieu
tenant oonel Anderson D. Nelson Gnited states Army
Funeral at MaysviIls, hy, January D, lssS.
PAINE-In Brooklyn ~ Y, on SUNDAY January s 1886,
Mrs Elizabeth Pane wife OF Royal Pane aged ~ years
Friends are Invited funeral Tuesiay
xat5 D. In her late residence. No 81 Fort Greene
Intermont at Hartford Conn. "Wednesday afternoon
THoRP-on 4th Anna NJ wife OF John d. 1horp. ani
Funeral services az the Reformed Episcopal sChurch Mad
sonave and 55thst on Thursday morning al
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PROFESSOR CHARLES f. HAMLIN.

Bosrox, Jan. Especial. Charles
f. Hamln OF the Harvard Museum Of Natural History
died at his home In Cambridge yesterday 81 pneumonia
Professor Hamn was native OF Augusta, Me-. ana was
about sixty years OF age. lie WAS graduated IRON WAT
erye College now Colby University when about TWEEN
ty,hrce years of age. since that time ne mas doVoteu
himself to teaching giving his attention chiefly to the
natural sciences e professor OF natural sciences
IN Wateryle until about fifteen years ago. when DC was
ed 10 IN. Harvard Museum OF Natural History. In
tbis he one OF the Dcstln
formed men In the country. Personally he was one Oh
the most genial and agreeable OF uen as many students
hay onnd Three wears ago went To Europe TO eNa-
mine collection OF specimens for Harvard anu mado
successful tour Mrs. Hamlin survives hiil.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4 (Specid0 - At the
rm,,e Theatre tonight. after mouths OF preparation
..qbe Little Tycoon" produced before an auilehce
,na, filed in this, tho largest theatre n te
city The scenes and costumes were all spee''S pre-
80 aud ,ne production WAS sumptuousy placed upon
h stage rhe opera by willard Spencer. and Is thor
oushly American in construction
AL McCaufs Opera House the "Mikado gave way TO-
,,sbt 10 The Black Hussar."
Tae Alma Norman English Opera Company produccd
Tsc \ ,hnutrrss" "a, the Chestnut street Theatre.
NJ Andrrsou appeared at the Opera House IN
. .pvgmalon and Gaatea" at regular prices, anu SUI
,.elel in illiBg the house.
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erpzor,yo mr. Aoroys SUCCESSOR

The counting of the money in the Sub-Treas-
ury has been suspended In the expectation that success
sor 10 Thomas e. Acton, whose term has expired, Will De
named after tho reassembing OF Congress to-day
The limited states has charge Of the office by
rtue of his position and the orders OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury The Assistant Treasurer will insist
for his own protection, fresh counting even II the
Treasurer has been IN charge only few days. Under
these enough money has been counted Tor
tho rns,con of ordinary business and there the work
has stopped Treasurer Jordan said Yesterday bat ne
hoped 10 Washington In low days pecahse no
ha ulenty of business attend To there lilo ex ecto
, nn,lnafion for the vacant office would be made nt
FOR the sake OF economy t costs something to count
1856 millions of moneS"
WASHINGTON. Jan. At is said at tho treasury
inate an Assistant Treasurer Tor New YORK 1ity o
morrow or next day with tho view OF nav'ns ne n."
n ho sall been cOniirmed ny the senate
srl,ms charge Of the Suh-Treasury next Mondny.
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Post Omce Notice.

shoud read b. all interested as changes may 90
Letters for torssn countries nest ms ,, s7,,tsL at
Dire lspltc any plrtleilr tetnsr exe,l WIN
esiret 70 send duplicates IT piakin; al
letters not specially al esSi Oela; sohs oy ss
Foreign mails Tor the week enany January w c',s'
tPRoMPILY in all 5ascsl at tlis once As io''9"S
TUEsDAY-At 1870 p. IN for Europe, per Arizona VIA
Queenstown.
wEDNEsDAY-At2:3o a M for Nassiu. n. p, pes s. q
CITY of Nassau Jacks)lylle; AZ m TOT fta"ss
,ycf ner : a 81 Laurent yaayre AZ Il IN. lori iull.c
Ieutr.i and the south racine pottsper Ano
via Kingston detters Tor aeNl.o mus, DC , uso.a
Spanish Honduras and Guatemala per q y oi Dal
from New orlears at p a. tot a B,,z,i anu sns @
countrles via Para Ce4rs and fornamouo poe
ss Maranhonse. from iialtlmofe
THURSDAY-At 800 a m. for Europe. pr SelIe va
Queenstown; at | N for Bermg ~ ana LOT taf.s 80 ,.
Island, VIA Bermuda per 8 lrlnii'di ~ y H. 'o'
Nassau y. r., per =. 3 CieniuesOs
rRIpAY-Atsa H. for ST. Pierre Mquelon, ste iner
from Halifax.
sATURDAY-At a. M for Europe per s. SID $ Ssna ~ ,s ~.
Queenstown uetteIs for Gernaay &c, must no ik
rrcted per Gaa"G at A. m. for Is fgiuni drset prr
s. switzerland, via Antwerp ueters must DC "a oo a. a.
rect per s. s. Zaandim via Amsterdam tetters must 10
Laan.lam At 80 a. m ior ser re-, n,,a< ss.
rers A. City o. Chester VIA Queenstown; al iiSo IN
Tor Newfoundland. per - = foriis
Mails China and japan per as Ssene u'"" 49, "
Australia New-Lealaad oantwieL fin m. S'n, a..s
Istanas pee Mararoa uron Sll Frane'ssol s.sss
hare ianaly npSapSis wYsa aSit.s1 @Ss lic Aas.ral
Mais for tbs society ISLANDS pes a City OF rse va
Ma,as sor Cuba by rail % Tampa. Fla. and nel1e
b. steaner from KY WesL Fla. close AZ ths oass
daily at &S9 a. III
Yrhs schedue closing OF TransPasiuc multb TfsiDs
on no t,rcso Mails from the Eist arriving ot fat -
san Francseo on tho ay OF sailing OF steamers AZ nr
patched 'neove 'So HENRY O. PEARSON, Postnsa,tse
Post oaace. New-YorK. y. u December 5l lesA
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
John B. RAYMOND.

FARGO, Dak, Jan. 4.John b. Raymond, eS-
Delegate TO Congress from this Territory. died from
tvphoid pneumonia yesterday afternoon, after an illness
of five DAYS Dir. Raymond was born in New-York on
December s. 1874 He removed to Illinois with bis par
ents when nine years old, and at sixteen enlisted as
priyae in the 3lst Infantry After the siege OF Vicks
burg he was promoted 10 captsincy lie was bearing
70 General McPhersoD at the time the latter
was shot and was the last person TO whom the General
smoke After the close OF the war MI Raymond setued
son Miss until 1877. when he was appointed thlted
states Marshal for Dakota lie was elected aeieBaio
fro,n Dakota to the XLVIIlti Congress In 1888 HIS
wife died and buried ia Warrington htto over
veal 70
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
MISS EIOOLsOy IMPROVING.

Rachel Nieolson, who was found nearly SUI
focatrd by gas In her room at the otei
saturday showed much improvements III conuilon,
yesterday that 1t was deemed safe 70 give up eno us
oryeenaied air She has not yet recovered conscious
vsss but will answer questions after beng shaken hnu
arosed She said that she knew that she wss IN new
.Iais hodV felt exceedingly sore she re remcmoered pe
Inc In ber room on Friday night She hnd gons 70 Deu
np & fba there much Hight In the room
shs cot n and blew the She was oognzAn, oi
disagreesbie 10 tho ROOM put aa % neI is
Ssiey but further rseoleeten o
TIE pPsy Andrew GRAY. intended husband WAS WIN
hcf ,nost VI the da5s
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
OBI1 UIRY.
WILLIAM Is. CROCKER.

William Bayl;es Crocker. who died after an
illness lasting eight months Sunday NJ his honc NO.
5s3 Fiflhavc age for:y nine, was member OF the rIn
OF Crocker Brothers OF the largest iron houses OF
this civ lie was born IN Taunton Mass and COMPLETED
hi, Education at the Brown University from which ho
was graduated ia 1855 immediately aftoi tha he came
elaeJ brother, George A. CrOckcr he wn taken into
partnership ia the firm OF BussiOg Crockor Co., when
sSIerwarl became Crockcr Brothers. Mr Crocker was
An active supporter of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Ar staten Island where he lived for some tne ne was
vr.trynan In st johns Church He leaves wife ana
two sons The funeral Will he hold at 10 a. NJ tomor
row at Grace Church.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
~ HOURS: Morning.

tribune OYricE. Jan. 81 a. m.-The storm center
advanced from Chicago into Ontario north OF
Toronto yesterday but tho whole country east OF the
Missouri River involved in coudness and rain or
snow The cold wave IN Minnesota and Dakota re-
naned almost stationary. Tho barometer here fell
steadily, with cloudy skies and 0.36 inch Of rain
Tho tomperature ranged between $50 and 54o, the
average (5Oao being 1882 higher than on tho corre-
spending day last year anh sis' higher tnan on frr
day. ,.-,-----.,-
Cloudiress and possibly rain followed by fair weather
growing colder may be expected IN this city ana
yicnity to-day still colder and fair Wednesday sta
tionary or higher temperature Thursday
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CARPET WEAyERs AGREEING.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 4 (SpeciaD. ov iers
Of tho Bridesburg Manufacturing Company partly
brdged over their difficulty with tho men this morning
y having them for two weeks work. leaving wages for
five weeks still due The employees have resumed work
The Arbitration Committee OF the Knights OF Labor In
its interview with the ingram carpet Manufacturers
have come 20 an amicabe settlement and the men Will
receive for four months beginning January l. hve and
one.haf and s1 yard for ingram carpets. This
is an adj vance Of one-half cent yard for weaving
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
DI,NIAP's FACTORY SET ON FIRE By A DOG.
e ID nn,Iop 4, 10

a fire in the hat faCtory OF K. DunIaP a %"
ot Park and NOstrand aves.. -3irookyn. which was
caused BY a dog upseitng oil can near hot stove
DESTROYED the interior of the building and all the STOCK
ard a,hinery. The loss WAS estimated at about
5000 COO and 450 persons were thrown out OF employ
menr The insurance 100000. The dog when
cpsed The hre belonged to The night watchman. Michael
c,,,>o,, .n he left the animal I'm the office few mo-
nens ALONE When he discovered the fire lie sent ID an
alarm and then tried TO stay the Iames, Dens Dt.y
burned abOnt the face and hands IL Is c&Pccied tha
me factory will be rebuilt at once the walls, WHICH arc
standing being used for the new building. -, -,
The contents OF the three upper stories, consisting OF
eosii, pshes aud sattns used IN trimming ladies' hats
,yere entr,ly consumed The value of these, nor OF
900 derby hats which were burned. could not be est
mated The business of the irn, 1t was stated woniu
noon had engaged another building. only a block ds.
1aot from Le burned structure and Is expected that
within a fortnight work Will he resumed
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
1v ,fTSs U4TUER CHANGES her PLAY

s.u dess rehearsal of Leah " was held last
LIT at the Union Square Theatre. 1t is in this play
st Miss Mather will for the present bid fare veil to
York audiences. Speaking of the run of Romeo
IA Jul,etr her manager j. NJ. Hill, said Yesterday
. A. far as popular su6eess goes we could have con-
I'D Romeo and Juliet for q long time TO come
%" task ioweyer was beyond Miss Matkers strength
ID she would have comp letely broken down had we
eaptiuued the play any longer. Leah IS par1
.bieI does not so severely tax her strength
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

Tor vls~rous campaign against the New-York com
panies BeIioving that such campaign would do more
harm than good ana njure the Connect.cut Mutual in
which company am tho holder Of large policies ac'
cepted the mission and deirrrel the message, which
was not only confidential but made good faith Speak.
Ing for my interests in the Connecticut Mutual and
for the interest of the company which ropres-t re-
gret exceedingly the you have tit to take b.
making this friendly mission the opportunity for
public demonstration
Respectfully ours etc..
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
The FIRE RECORD.
.GREAr PANIC BUr LITTLE DAMAGE

A GREAT PANiC BO LII LIE b-A"%A'i"
Firemen who were summoned at a. III.
Yesterday to extiAguish flames IN the grocery shop Oh
John B. Qunlan the first 0oor OF the t1nement-houSe
No II Carmiuc-s found the occupants Of he mousse ID
great eomInoton. Three families on the upper 0ors
Sdi sent mil their rooms were fun OF smoke and they
vtrc IN state of panic They were resctied WIN some
cifenitv hut without injury, aud the fire was eNtln
isbed lefore any damage WIS done in the upper
ores Of the house. The loss to Qninlan WAS ABOUT
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
FLAMES CAUSED BY A POT OF vARNIsH

not of yarnish ran over ON hotstove III the
xarnisb room in the establishment OF Brooks
4 Co. at Sands and Fulton sts, Brooklyn last evening
s.t,,no the place on fire. The hames
go he'd before they did much damage but
cnnsti,r,lie loss was caused by water The damage
10 the stock OF fine furniture was estimated az sloOoO
ans 70 ,he building about 81 800 The insurance on
the property held by the Liverpool and London ana
s.Ioea WAS
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
WHAT MADE A FIDDLER HAPPY.

L1dwlg Mentzingcr, one OF the orchestra OF
the Metespotaa Opera House. mas discovered that MS
fathrr. deserted his family in Dresden many years
aso, died In New-YoIk recently without heirs. Inc
vioinist has therefore fallen heif competency a'is
taking steps to provo eatm One OF the nrst OF these
was 10 resign hts position In the orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
nIscoNrENrEp CUTLERY GRINpERs.

NEw-HAvEs, Jan. 4 (Special .-Advices from
Nansatuck Valley manufacturing centres say that
general strike among the cutlery grinders OF New Eng
land Is Imminent. and the Shelton Plato Company To-
day received demand for OF 10 per cent In
wages Twenty one cents u dozen for grinding Is now
M id I'm this region, reduction OF four conts since
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

.,ss. which could not possibly happen to any Que
o or set of persons. the course of lifetime 1t
p"r,ssIess presents incident however startling
ne weeds In grOtesque extravagance ann horror
which shs occurrences Of everyday lfe The piece
eettsosrnted by Mr. Colvilies company ana IL was re-
was wi m ireoueut applause by large assembiaGe
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
THE WE4PHER REP0RE
covrpNNESr INDICATIONS.

WAsrHsGroy. Jan. 4.-For ewEngland,
ooudy weather and ram warmer souherly shifting to
colder westerly wuds increasing in force, falling bar
omoter
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather and
rain winds shifting to colder westerly.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

pany been to Norrst0wn Penn looking at property
IN that city for the purpose OF fnding place whittier
to remove their factory from Elizabeth. reporter
called upon the Mayor, u number OF the Common Coun-
cllmen and other city officials ascertain their opin-
ions regard TO the remova Of the factory Most of
deprecated the contingency. but willing TO
make no conce ssions TO prevent II.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
IOHN LII Colby.

Troy, n. Y, Jan. 4.-John II. Colby died
this morning He was for time attorney OF Rens-
solaer County and City Attorney of Troy and In 1903 no
was me uber OF the State Electoral College; He was
nyominent In STATE ana local Democratic politics. ana
was the author OF Colbys Criminal Law and Practice
and other legal works.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

HANGING HERSELF WITH BORROWED ROPE.
PUILADrIPIIIA, JAN 4 (Specidb Mrs. Susan Trout.
are seycnytwo living at No. 4532 Germantown Road,
went TO n store this morning and borrowed rope ana
to her house made excuse 10 go upstairs
where she was found several hours later hansngt
fter dead
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

NEVER STRIKE MAN IN THE MOUTH.
AKRON Ohio, Jan. 4 tSpecidD.-Roland q. Faust. al
unusually muscular man, died last night from blood
poisoning due To slight wound In his hand caused Dy
striking "A man on his teeth. Fausts aim sweied To
double its size and he rayed like mailman Tor ton days.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

With view of putting our brother p0ragraphers on
their guard that they may be csrc!u. IN examining
their change when making purchases OF stocks bonds
etc. would that counterfeit 81 900 bills ~
circulaLOn.-[ Boston Courier.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
MARRIED.

BR0WN-BOWDEE-By the Rev. Tbep. g. Williams,
Arthur Browu OF New.York City AMI Jennie C. BowieI.
OF Syracuse.
ROMEYN-YOUNG-O Monday January T. 1886, at
TlOmas's Church by the Right Rev. Henry G. Potter.
Estelr daughterof J. Thompson Young, TO C1ares VIII
lam k0neyn both OF this city.
WINANS- FoRREsT-On Tuesday, 29th December. ut.
residence Of the brides parents By tao Rev. Dr.
keene, Milwaukee, Clara b.. daughter OF ThCnls l..
Forrest esq Of Chicago Henry d. Winlns, OF SewYork
CITY
AL notices OF marriages must Ge iaforsed wLh fi
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
Make Your New Year Reformation

Complete dscardng the and unsatisfactory
oifashioned plasters and the future Bon
sons only which cure thoroughly anu do not keep wa
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
Religious Nolltes.

A, ,ss ruxrtxty Place Pr~sby tesinB Charch Corner
sscc,a. ryangeisc services throagh the aons
.snsrv Peachisg Th,s aud ThurSay o. cet.S
st Service Chapel tentrznes On otnSsi on
day and Friday evorinss az
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
sull1yG All TIE oALLoWs INTENDED FoR mn

SMILTNG At THE UALLOHN Il" IH.'T" -. -. -
CAMBRIDGE, Nd. Jan. (Speciap.-Charies
Williams, eoiorsd, will be hanged here on phaay S
cr,me was q brutal assanit ON Mira Eliza j. keene.
Williams n, his fats aud cares nothing
for religion lie sngs or whistles most or the time
lie smiled locked at tho gAllows to-day anu sAa'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
John J.. Mackiin...... s!5 90 Fl
John O'Leary -........ - "

1--WE lust want 20 cents OF having S2s,o0o," said
Justice Browne. 80
We'll sIr" said Abraham Plser. you will want i no
longer tossed In the wishedfOr balance amd APP
plase The chairman announced that Mayor Byrne, OF
Clnniunati aud A. NJ Kelley. lato Minister to Austria
would speak at the next meeting. Mr. Kelley had had
Interviews with Mr. Patno his return from Europe
and would give them some interesting lntOrinstlon
Iet us remember" he said that THIS battle oi far
nelrs may not end early "a we expect THIS commit
tee therefore, will probably remain permanently organ
tied until the big battle for constitutional liberty Is won
Tor Ireland this city there is a large number OF small
contributors 10 the same cause to other organizations
who have worked effectively In their own way. Ihey
divided the city into small districts ana raised
large sums we'll staall They deserve great
praise for this work But this association was
organized reach who have not hitherto subscribed
and whom the other organizations couldn't reach and II
has succeeded"
These remarks Of Mr. Kelly referred to the report In
yesteray's TRIM wherein the Municipal Council OF
the Irish National League complained tnat tho farla
nenary Fund Association taking all the credit 10
themseyes Miles VI. 'Brten and Mr.. Spellissey said
that they should not close until p2OOOOO was raised
IN Won say that" said this Chairman they VIII
think i'm ireland we are made OF money here Laugh
teri j. j. Trainor asked that the Press or New-1ork
CITY should thanked for the aid they were gVlng TO
The New-York Press is the pioneer press
OF the Republic said Assistant District Attorney f1tl-
gerald 'and by It's old Germans, Hebrews, french:
Americans Italians have bocn enlisted IN the cause
Lanes T. Farrell and Justice Browne spoke warmly IN
the same strain, aud then unanimous vote OF thanks
was passed.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
gTRTIYG TO KILL HERSELF WITH la UDANUh
Mrs. Almira Higman, age thrty-six, of No

LOOP Fulton-st, Brooklyn. tried to kill
hsrself last evening with laudanum.
Aha lad got tho drug at Bedford Dispensary for
ernal use She despondent AS her husband le her
some time ago, and she had two children to provide Tor
and was n nabe To ind work She arrested.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
WILL TIE rnIRD.AyE. cAR.DRIvERs sTRIKI

WILL THE THIRD-AVE. CAR-DRlNERS sTFlkEi
The Third Avenue Railroad Company has
still under advsemcnt the request OF its car drivers for
n reduction OF the number OF hours OF labor. The men
on the long run" work thirteen hours and forty
minute. daily and wish the hours reduced to twelve
with the same wages. President Lyon, OF the company
said last evening: /" think there will be no trouble
about the matter. believe there will be no strike
Tho committee who presented the request conducted
themselves in geutlemanly way aud were so treated
The matter is being amcaby considered There Is no
spirit tending toward strike at least among the body
Of tho men. OF course there are few VINO are
trying 10 lead the but they will exert no Influence
You may assured that no drivers WI" TIE thelr ines
on Wednesday reported probable nor on Ihnrsday
cannot forecast what will he DONE do not tlnk we
shall prepared tomorrow 10 give an answer TO the
men should there be q strike the places VIII be ready
uicd Tho men on the short runs have easy hours
only eleven and forty minutes while the Onehuhdred-
aud.twenty hithst drivers run ten hours, ana nave
seats besides for the long runs of thirteen hours
and forty minutes the prefer them 10 the shorter
ones To comply with the demands of tie drivers womb
increase the Xpenses OF the company 100000 year
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
LITTLE NEW Is THE CIGARMAKERs' STRIKE


There was little new in the situation about
tho eigarmakers Yesterday Tho shops OF George r.
Lies g. Co. Brown & Earle. Kaufman Brothers &
Bondy. sutro & Neumark. levin Martin. lAchiens'eh
Brothers Co. and John Love were opened after the
regular Years shutdown for the purpose OF taxing
stock and King up the Internal Revenue books lhe
other shops will start to-day or tomorrow All OF the
men employed In those shops went 10 work as usual IL
will probably be week before they can get the neccs
sary permission 20 strike agalust the reduction
In the me anime the Joint committee VIII De In session
to from the shops and keep tho men IN
line. -, =, -.,
Association said to TRIBUNE reporter: - The STATE
mens made this scale being great reduction
IN price mistake. Up TO this Time different scale
OF prices has prevailed IN the various shops. Inc
member association came 10 the conclusion that
uniform list OF prices IN all tue shops would he great
advantage the trade in general We mado up the st
and propose stanl by II II possible Some grades OF
cigars are advanced and some arc reduced on tue
whole list believe that tho men, as rule, would nave
more money at ho end OF the week than they did under
tho old scale. II the men want 10 strike they had
better strike against the outside shops Nhlch pay less
wages than the scale we propose
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
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DIED.

All notices OF marriages must be aiorsed Tih fM
and address.