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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09
FINANCE AN0 TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and sto,
Mhrkata

The Features Of the Money and stock
Markets.
NEw YoRK, juno S.-Mohey Oh call easy at ia
AZ percent. Prime mercantile paper iab percent.
Sterling Exchange 4 shade arlner aud unchanged
GOVERNMENT BONDS Du !.
BfATE Bonds Neglected.
RAILROAD BOMBS Increased activity; Sa'eI o..
100000.
affecting stocks There was considerable talk
al lnt the NiCkle Plate sett ement IN tier, and
though by parties in ,nteret each side deny any
know edge. NIckle Plate felt The stimulus occa
soned by tho tunorl, while Lake Shore 70.
mAined unm0ved.
tumOs III regard TO the cOntG / for election, and
he adYitel IRON Washl gt1n h II the debt eiten.
sion bill would not be touched today had quiet.
ing effect upon uhl ~ Pacific, aud the action Of
tho WeStern I'm Oh Executive Committee ID re.
Orrlng the question Of q dividend 10 the full
board tomorrow broke the price Of Western Union
over percent.
stocis were quiet and itr9gul4rat the opening
but they were generally within u 10 u efcent Of
last evenings figures Prices shaded OF slowly
until O'G OGk, When there waS 70 buying In the
genera list and pll "a showed some IGip Ovemens.
toward the close, however, the weakness was again
noticeable, especially IA western Union, but large
buying order in the latter wiz made aud the lnAfkeG
Wa stl dy. !. tiOsed sbeaiy al Irregular changes
The active list, however,; h0WS a tlghtdecllhe in
majority 81 tue ca g. Wtste y UnO1 y down ~,
Union Pacific Ia Oregon \ TfailCOnlInenlAl "
Minnesota pleietrrd Il Up ~ and several other
BIOChB fractional amounts
Transactions 2.6, va shares.
iioNDs- Closed bldj U. 8. 81, iOVjIi D. y. new a
l2oJS; U. y, W, llll; PaclaC d q 20, l2bi
nessee d old, TSs DO. new, jsJEj Genital PAclhc
ifStS, ii711 Denver 4 Rlo Gtand6 tittS, ilg Den.
yer 4 RIO utande western ltSlS, 7SN Etle seconds,
lO6; Missouri, Kansas \ Texas general O., p8i
NOtlhefn Pacific Afsts list Northern Pacific sec.
nti1l Vl Northwest lfFi COnROs lti NnfthWeab
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

II you are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak cohstitu-
ton, headache, or any disease Of bilious
nature, by all means procure q bottle Of
Electric Bitters. You will be surprised
to see the rapid improvement that will fol.
low; you will be inspired with new life ;
strength and activity will returni pain
and misery will cease, and henceiorth you
will rejoice in the praise Of Electric Bit.
ters. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
u %. MwP&W
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GEo. W. ToMPKtNs, NJ. D., rs Cunber.
land street, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes June
0, 1883: II take pleasure In recommend.
ing Allock's Porous Plaaters In all cases
Of general Debility, especially where the
pains are severe over the regions Of the
Kidneys, Liver aud Chest; marked I'M.
provement occurs Boon as relief from sui.
ierlng is obtained. For Lutnbago these
Plasters surpass linimen,g, &c. MwF4w
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josiah pAvlS. rtoubis,

Josiah Davis, North Middletown, KY,
writes: II an now Using a box Of your
Henfy's CafbollC Halys upon an ulcer,
which, for The past ten days has given
me great pain. This salye Is the only
remedy | have found that has given me
any ease. My ulcer was caused by vafi.
c0se veins, and was pronounced in6ufable
by my medical doctors, | aud, however,
that Hsnfy's OarboliC Salye ls affecting d
cure" Beware Of limitations. TtnsAw
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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years' standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. 1t alb.
serbs tumors, allays the itching at once,
acts as a poultiCe, gives instant and pain
less relief. Kirk's German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching OF the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box Is warranted by oui
Agents, Logan & Co. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, 50c and 81 per box.
KIRK, MEDICINE Co.,
MwR4w Proprletors, Lorain, Ohio.
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A Story Of tllo Toilet,

AfsiNNSN AIN'ht
Its recorded OF a pretty Parisisnns who
who was in the habit Of embarrassing
herself, SO 10 speak, from the soles Of hel
feet to the roofs OF her hair with chemi.
cally.prepared cosmetics" that she took 4
mediCated bath one day, and emerged as
black as ink, HorriGed, she sent for her
doctor, On seeing her he laughed az
though he would never stop, but at lasI
found voice to say;
Madame, you are not yill, GU are a
chemical subject, You are no longer q
woman, but q 'sulphide.' Ilis not now a
question Of medicinal treatment, but a
simple chemical reaction. Ishall subject
you to bath Of sulphuric acid with water,
The acid will have the honorOf combining
with you; 1t will produce a 'sulphaIe, and
we shall find as 'precipitate' very pretty
woman.
The doctor went through with ais ''re.
action" and the "bslle" was restored 10
her membership with the white race.
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lessen the dust and save the lungs, Better,
however, than this, are contTivanCes ior
drawing of the dust immediately from
the place where 1t Is produced. Where
there Is but little, the airing produced by
ehimneys may be sufficient; where there
Is great amount, 1t should be drawn of
by revolving apparatus, creating con-
tinuRl current Of air.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

The best galye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, BoreB Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, UhiIblaIns,
Oorns and oil Skin Eruptlohs, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required, II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
Of money refunded. Price % cents pef
boz, For Bale BY Logan 4 %.
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MwP4w
Henry Rochetort, the Paris journalist,
has now fought eleven duels. Thus far no
one has been seriously injured.


W. W. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester
Ind, writes: lone OF my customers, Mrs
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county,
Ind, was long sufferer with consumption
and was given up to die by her physicians,
She heard Of DR.. Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying 1t Of
me. In six months time she walked Ia
this city, a distance Of six miles, and Ia
now so much improve she has quit using
II. She feels she owes her life to IT,
Free trial bottles at Logan & Co.'s drug
store,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

Of the beau monde, that delightful and
healthtul elixir, s02ODONT, ls always
found. There 10 nothing comparable 10
II for rendering the teeth Bpolless, and
preventing their decay. Those who use II
exhale fragrance when they open their
fnnulha.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09
Unable to prel. or Uadfe.. fur ren Yenrl

OhApIe TO DFebs or Uhdress TOR Ten Years
LocEPoRT, N, Y, April 95!h, 1SS4.-For
ten years / suffered from lame back,
Could not dress or undress myself. Differ.
ent physicians failed to do me any good.
Had constant desire to urinate, when
could not pass particle Of water. Suffered
fortunes. Took three bottles OF Warmers
safe cure, which eteCtually and perma.
nently cured me. Never knew it to fall
FAYRTTR Haskell.
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CHE GlstsQiasnser.
WHAT ls lN ME YAsE.

,P9EhscaEy, ,PotheeaEy, living In the rose, .,.,-
knows,
"A peuny's worth Of nectar dozen drops OF
a llttls compound sunshine that slowly altered
through
A saa.Slais made Of diamond, and thea-the mix
Ing done
Set out little flask Of It TO simmer ia the sun"
'Pothecary, polhecary, Is there nothing more9
''Yea; II taEeth Industry 10 make the Summer'H
store.
3d. my lad and lady, run Oh now and play;
This, like every day In June, Is my busy day"
Nary 4, LGthbnV, ia NE JuRs u. NIrkOIGj.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

YOU AK me to write OF my datIngS mouth,
As sweet IA the breeze from the spicy south,
Which, laden With slgll from OtAhg9 gloves comes,
You ak me 10 wflts VI hOr je0th aud her HItnsi
You ask me 10 wflte-but real won't,
It's enough that she VI o. SULODJNT,
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miscellaneous.
TIIn BEsT MUSIC
For Schools, Sunday Schools, Temper
anCe Societies.

During Vacation Ahd the Leisure Hours Of SIN
met, Teachers aud Directors will do woll 10 exam
Inc and select from our very superior new books:
goNG GaEETi 70 by l. o Emenon. has no u.
periOf "A n collection Of ieAned, melodious, high.
clAIs vailety Of songs for the higher schools. GO
cts or 90 per uOE.
SONG READER, By irving Emerson aud o. n.
Brown, IA a carefully made graded destruction
b ok for teaching the notes. Il By practical and
able men, aud 70 fall OF the baSt exercises and
songs. Book 1. 10 cts; B'Ot 2, 60 cts.
GEMS FOR LITTLE SINGERS, by Emerson and
sWGyne, 10 the dearest, sweetest aud piettiest Of
neT doc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

The miscreant has been arrested who al
. social party paid that q young lady play.
Ing the pianOlofte was like an ape, be.
cause her fingers we're 'mong keys.
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ter nsiST d.. Z, McLSnS's Celebrated Liver
Pills for more than twenty years III my flInily,
N9 ever MSeI OF sTS SIS nd IN ~, 6thSrs and
h4d them constantly and hau UIwS MSvsr
naVS tr, ~ a. RV Sn nEamnv WrdnaGiy. md
nhu nhy " ~ ~ iThnvc I',.sd linn SyseiI
nGely ~ N,, ,I1'i SrStItyIgS "a.
WIS, aug aIIij .oT hnvIrg ISS thsm NJ, nv
snits ,S nSI,, n1d hnSSnv STIeSt would
own VIII SPCIt SaSS nii n,,a XXX ~ XII rTsSe
[eEoIii XIV, tny NV S.nnSrtI,, AZ n wall
plls % tle WH " "" ht,c Sc.
AND leave no ~ eusets Deh!hu; az 6 U.S
preparing thS system ior qt3Iac. there y ,,I no
pill or m0dclne equal 10 Dr.C. MCLanes Gele.
brated LIVER Pills. expect 70 use tneln a
long rs l live, they continue rs gOOd Us they
have been In tho past. - c
Pastor NJ. r. Church south, Mycrs' Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference
TENIsT1Go, Canada West, Ont
MEsss FLEiIhNia u BR s s, roh. md cop say
they are q GOOD bilious PHI. I have used 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

Very little has been done at the stoek.yards dur.
Ing the pat = eek, aud prices remain unchanged,
LuiiiE- 1 900 ~ HOO lbs. stock 4Aikc per ID.
800 to OO0lbs. S1%aI3So per lb. 100 TO 500 lbs. SG
!, oOs-Market active; 4aI1so per ID.
Ldmbs-GO God at Bate per ID.
CuItOs-S2 OOab 90 DeF head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

A New York genius has invented an
automatic dam. Habitual swearers may
find II great convenience,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

ohio RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table corrected 10 DEC. 10, 1885. Train
cave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
leAr public landing, a. folloWB-UentrAl BlAndGfS
Tme-Whioh 10 S6 minutes slower than WheeliDg
1me' come SOUTH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

VIME UARD OF THE BELLAlIiE e
Il st. ClRiTHville Railway Co -In eject January
H. 1856; Trains arrive aud depart to and from &,
WHEELING, LOCAL TIME
Departure Of tIains for 81 Granville, o.
No y leaves wheeling at7:SO q, mi arrives
II, ClAirSyille ut 6;46 q N, ...
No leaves Wheeling At 9;26 Z. m. ; arrives At
st. ClRirSVille Rt 1910 q. m,
No Is leaves WhealIng at $40 D, M; RFrtYol Al
H. CRiFsyllle at 1858 p. N.
Arrival Of tralnS from ST. ClaInyille, o,
NJ wheeling at l0;46 q. m.
No. Il leaves st Granville at sos D, m, AFTgyeg
a Wheeling at % N,
TAKE THIS ROUTE The quickest most comiOt<
able and the only all RAIL RoUTE-lAndng paEsen'
gers In the business portion and nearest the beat
hotels Of Wheeling, BellalFe and u ClAlBVilie,
q, W. TROLL, MAnSpeF
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GRAIN, FLOUR, TIC,

GrIiR-Wheat $50 per buShel State oats SOC,
State corn on the wharf, $50,
RLOliT-FRucy patents, spring and winter IS as TO
%; fancy family, white amber, amber and winter
5000. Rye -four 800,
Aill Rtet-BrOwn mlddling Sl2 90; coarse do
q? 90; bran 81 %: chopped feed 80 co.
Hay aud &rllD-Prime loose timothy, $40 0nRll %
per ton; prime baled ST. 90 per ton, BY The car
load. Dat straw loose, 8 90; bRled, % %, There
Is no wheat straw In market
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+. q, hams s TO L. Ii average, Ike; g O. hams
y 70 70 ID average l0SC; s, Y, hans Is N2O ID
G1Ic; Clear Sides Etl7c; Plain Shoulders SIG;
Mes Pork barrel 200 lbs) ell 50i Clear do sl9 Do;
Dried Beef, @. lAl3NSe Pure Leai Lard, TlerCeA
$50 los 90; Refined Lard, Terces 61Sci BolognG
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graasaortatto,r,

PALTIMoRE &OHIo RAILROAD co.
On and after MAY 80 1850. passenger trains will
nun n lnllnKa-Whnnlinr lima; ~
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and dull ,EO, aWIaisi nd ipoi SaSiN iuly SSjia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

pTTsBURgH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
4 LOUIS RAlLR0AD-pAn Handle Route.
y, 1880 Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot Of
Eleventh street. near public landing, - follows
Central Standard time!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-09

NEw YoRK, June 6.-Thcre Is better ieellnI
throughout the market, with more doing In wO0lel
goods for spot and contracts, COtiOns have beef
more quiet, with the buslntss for Obbing purposes
moderate. but more active for connecting anC
manufacturing purposes.
Wool.
NEv YORK, June 8-wOol ialr and in better dc
mand dOmlStlc fleece 2TaSjCi pulled 14A35c; lexG
yh22C.
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OIL CITY, Pa, June s.-opeued at 6jAC; highest
661%c; lowest 65hCi closed Ut G6EO; sales 1896.
0UO barrels coITauLes - G0O1 barrels; ChGftefS
90, 10 barrels shipments los, 78S barrels
BRADPoBD, Pa, JOneS.-OpenOd at C5fO; CloIed
0OO barrels
TfTusvILLE, Pa, Juno S.-opCned at CSC; high.
eSt tGH0; lowest 6j+Ui closed Ut GSHc.
My YORK, June s.-petroleum steady United
closed OF G61fc.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
LOW RATE on AyrHRA CITE COAL.

PHILADELPHIA. March 81 lSpeciaD.-An i'm
portant meeting OF coal operatives was held this after
noon at the Lehigh Valley Railroad Office There were
President George f. Roberts and VicePresident
Frank Thomson OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauy President John King, Jr. OF the New-forA'
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company President
T. F. Wilbur and Vice-President IfartshorDe OF inc
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company; President Joseph
Harris OF the Lehgh Coal and Navigation Company
The Lackawanna, the Delaware and Hudson. and the
other coal companies not represented The Penn
syyanias position the chief subject OF discussion
President Roberts declined TO admit that his company
would allow percentage the ground thai Il"
had no authority Individual shippers Beginning
To- morrow the tolls anthracite coal 10 Philadelpui
VIII he reduced to 81 per This Is the lowest rate
that has been asked III seven years
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
Republican of this proposition, but
they are not, and Will fight II out at once
COUNTY DEMOCRATS IN 4 REFORM MOOD
TALKING OVER THE NECESSITY OF GETTING RID
OF BAD ALDERMEN.


OF BAD ALDERMEN.
The County Democracy caucIs met again last
night in the rooms tho ms.erdam Club to take
action the report OF the sub committee OF ten Ihls
committee was appointed at the former meeting 10 con-
slider the action OF tue mbers OF the organization VINO
while merbcrs of the oard Of Aldermen in 1854 vo'ed
for the Broadway Rallro , franchise and also those
members OF the present ,rd who voted Tor the Cape
Railway scheme.
Hubert O. Thompson presided. Al the Assembly DIS
trIcts represented Among those present were OK
Mayor Cooper. Police Conmissioner John H. Noorhis
Excise Commissioned William r. Mitchell, Police jus
tces Maurice J. Power, J. Henry Ford, Daniel oEeiy
and Henry Murray Thomas tostgan, Fire Commissioners
Henry d. Purroy, f. Ellcry Anderson Nelson D. water
bury Maurice b. Flynn. James Boye, and Colonel j. j.
Mooney. The committee through Its chairman, t'
Eery Anderson. made report strongly censnlnt p ,io
recommended that extreme measures be taken WIN
tnam.
took ground that the only salvation Tor tue ors,
upon il. only IN this way could II nope ior success
when IL should before the people next ran otncrs
who wished to tepurlZe thought II mlght nc Delte u
request the designations of those who han intle ene
selves sncuOus by their advocacy OF tDe ooau"5
aud other fraudulent schemes.
The ittee, it ascertainad had heeh sone"a.
div ided on this point. The mole moderate Ieae" .no
effect on the organization of driving out 50 many WHO
heated At a. the caucus was stlll IN session.
was believed, however, that tho result OF the hl.u.
deliberations would he to relieve the organization OF eN
vice president Jaene John Keenan, ana several oton
prominence by the investigation OF the senate Com-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
PLOTTING AGAINST NEW-YORK.
WHAT HERR MOST AND HIS FACTION ARE DOING
CRIMINALS AMONG SOCIALISTS,

WHAT HERR MOST AND HIS FACTION ARE DOING
CRIMINALS AMONG SOCIALISTS,
BosToN. Narch 31.-Benjamin Is. Tucker,
ed OF tn A irchist paper Lbery exposes IN hie pa
per to Gay what he calls a gang Of criminals among
the followers Of John Most Mr. Tucker asserts that Tor
nearly two yea many OF the most active members OF
the German group Of the International working REQ
ple Association aud OF the Social Revolutionary Ciuo
both OK New tor City. have been swnding insurance
companies b. in'uring buildings and stocks ar in eA
cess Of value. secretly removing the goods nrng
the buildings swearing heavy losses and obtaining
compensation therefor The device usually employed
has been the explosion OF a kerosene lamp twenty
fires we're set 1888 and six have occurred TINS year.
In one of the 1885 fires woman and two children were
burned to death. Tho guilty persons are now serving
life sentences The gang expends Its prohts In rotOus
lving anG the commit unbushing perjury IN escn
Others defence. The facts well known to German
socialists but to escape the attention OF the police
John Most nothing to do with organizing the pioI'
and for a long time ignorant OF their existence On
learning them however he refused to repudlae the
perpetrators aud still retains some OF the worst OF thsn
as his righhand men, Liberty dec ares that the An-
archis faction controlled by Most ia pottng TO bnrh
buildings and commit other outrages upon property
NeW-lOrk
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
THE FyFCUTIVE BOARD STARTS WEST.
VIEWS OF MEMBERS on THE sITUArIoN-roNE OF
LyrTFRs FROM LOCAL ASSEMBLIES.


IyTTFRs FROM LOCAL ASSEMBLIES.
Room No. 322 at the Astor House was de-
serted yeserIay The members OF the General Execu-
tive Board Of the Knights Of Labor all left tue city aud
the SCENE of operations far the southwestern strike
l. CONCERNED Il now transferred to ST. louis Pfodic-
tios that this settlement would meet tho fae OF the
sunday arrangement aud that the Executive Board
would again have suspend TIE order to return " work
pr,yel false and IL alp - II thoro would be
No trouble aou the resumption OF business on all thn
road. which have been recently stopped Tue members
OF the Eoal were not abe - get away as early us tDey
ho,,d T., TIE pnhnc annoulcomcnt OF Their intended
drn.rture brought It an early hour many menIbers OF
the nrler to tner doors who either wished TO hnd ont
hat had been about she troubles on bad grievances
which they wished talk gbont before tho departure o
the Holrd These ysilcrs the Tcrng OF dspatcchs
and tho other ltu odds and ends which bal to he cosed
up kopi the members OF tho Board busy all the morning
eecreary Turner ged to catch the p Ill., tralh Tor
PHILADELPHIA ft necessary for him Ia stop thero
to put business In shape for al absence OF UNKNOWN
duration Will meet the other meinl ers oi the Board
M Philadelphia this morning and oil Will then go I" ST.
Lous Mr. Bailey was the next 10 co. taxing inc S'-o
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
PRICE THREE CENTS.
day posted notices requesting all dyera keep away
he inf

day posted notices requesting all dycra N keep away
from the mill
NEwDURYroRr. Mass, March a'.rIf'y cuttcrs EN-. EN-.
poycd at f. r. Dodge Co.'S shoe factory struck THIS
morning for tn increase In wages.
NEwHAvEy, Conn. March 3l.-Th carriage body
makers and blacksmiths az Denarets shop have been
critienden & CO. have aecsded to e demands Of their
backsmiths but the latter decln' 20 TO work until
the body makers are incud I'm the advance. Thero
indications that ali of the shops concede the do
mands asked. o. arbitrate.
BosToy. March 3l-The employees OF the South Boston
street Rsllroal yesterday through the ,hts OF La.
Dor, demanded an advance In wages ani redress OF
grievances.
sroNEHAM. Mas, March 3l-The s'onehanl horse-car
employees have demanded an increase IN wages from ia
II 50 to - day for drivers and from III - 70 "
April l.
NEw-BRrrAIx. Conn., March 3l.-The American Ho-
slcry Company has compromised with s striking EN-
ploycs. and work will DO resumed next MoadAy at an
average increase OF 10 per cent IN wages.
BEVERLY Mass, March 3l.--The Manufacturers' A.so-
claton and Municipal Board )t The Knights OF Labor
agreed yesterday to Leave 70 arbitration the rule con
STE the i, ss to to S spy =, M a.
OF prices over which there will probably De no disagree
STRIKE ~Sch Sa. a.Isd seven %ecS Sa. an @ ctSd ZOO
hands, and which has cost IN wages alone $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA March 81 tsDeeiab. Mayor smith to
night Issued stringent orders To Police Department
concerng threatened strike o, the conductors aud
dryers OF the city railway lines Every man ordered
10 remain when off duty at the station which thoy
belong. and under circumstances will they be allowed
to absen thems Ives under pain OF dismissal The Board
Of Presidents meets tomorrow at noon anu Its action
will be laid before the Arbitration Committee OF tho
Knights OF Labor which will submit II to the men at
Industrial Hall In the evening II the terms are not Ac-
cepted by the men "a strike will be ordered
BALTIMORE. March 3l.The CirA Sc r,c' Rcfor1ncr for
April will tomorrow contain open etter from Pro-
fessor Ely, OF the Johns Hopkins Uryer.i;y. 10 the
knights OF Labor He the labor orgaDZ fioDs TO
support Civil Service Reform as means OF securing In
telgent legislation.
READING March 3l-Thres Of tho largest cigar manu-,
factories Boyerown. this county closed down today
indefinitely out Of work between three aud oui
hund people Various assigned shs eafns
point being that the hands who now belong TO the cigar
makers Union must become Knights OF LABOR so that
the cigars may bear Knishts OF Labor labels.
WILMINGTON Del, March 3l.-An the morocco work.
except the cellar IN Charles Mucrs factory arc
again to-day the factories are idle except Tor the
efforts OF the prOpretors and clerks to unfinished
stock The other manifest disposition
yield thus far. Tue strikers nunber l1OO There IA
disorder.