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New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
DEMANDS OF VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.

There was no change yesterday In the sltua-
tior Of affairs Freucas Hotel. Only few nonnniou
men are Al work and building Is closely picketed
A strike vas ordered yesterday IN the buildings AT
Thlrd-ave. and One-bundret-aId ATst 81 by Delegate
Jones Of the Painters Union Aviia Barker, Of
BROOKLYN who have charge OF the ioO. employed non
unou men and paid oE wages. The agreed 70 join
the uuon bat hrm has not yet agreed to pay the
union wases.
strike was ordered yesterday on the building at
Fifty-eCDth-sI. and Ninth.ave under control OF Con-
tractor Wilson. He employs nOn-unon roofers The
del egates demanded that the join the Tin and Slate
Roofers' Union, and that Mr. wilson should agree 10
employ only union men IN The future.
The boys employed by the New-York screw-Top
Works al No 80 Vandewaterst. about nifty In number.
went on strike yesterday for an increase in pay
of Il week for wsek-hands ana One-rourth cent
a gross for pieoe-hands The company acceded TO the
drmauds Of the boys and at 10 H. they returned 70
work. - -. ----
The strikers have evidently given up all hope OF seeur-
ing a reconciliation with the manager OF the New YORK
steam Company. The n0n-un0n men are stu at WORK
driving ana loading carts, and no interference Is at
temDted The walking delegates, however are per
.lseut iu their eorts get the OF the ears AL
the men now 1T work have been guaranteed WORK Tor
loue
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
MOVEMENTS OF STREET RAILROAD MEN.
ONE cAE OFT IN cOLUMBrs-DGMANDs ~ PITTS


CoLyyBUs. Ohio March 19.-The street
railway company ran one tho line under the
requirements Of the charter this morning. The ponce
assisted and on the trip the men endeavored to
take possession OF car bnt were clubbed by the
police one man was badly bruised. The Mayor made
a speech to the assuring them OF his sympathy so
long as they indulge 10 violence The Mayor is not
inclined 20 allow further police interference,
Pirr,arEG March I9-At general meeting OF the
street car employees ned 10 Allegheny City at o'clock
this morning. the report OF the Executive Board de-
muud!u yivs hour, Tor days work. exclusive OF an
hour Tor meals day FOR dfyers OF the box carsand
sufficient reason for the discharge OF every man, was
formally raufcd. Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
representatives. Of the Will present TO the man
ayers o.. each line cities statement OF thelr
.rirvIurrs with a request that answer be made on
-.,-sd.r morning a- 10 o'clock. The men claim LhAt
-, than tIr-r per cent of all tie railway employees
mere are nou-uuonI~s II IS stated that Two nrs nave
ir-auy arranged schedules 70 CcAi0fn Win tAe "ce
hour arrangement
WORCESTER Ms. March I9.-The directors OF the
Worcrstcr street ai;uai Company nave increased le
nav OF tAe from II 90 To - 30 day Iot
nI4e trips hours work. Inc neu VIII hiso IN
he iu-ure receive twenty cents instead o. eighteen
cents for extra trips.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
LECTURE oy TIE LYRIC DRAMA.

The pupils of Mrs. Reeds private school at
No East FIty-tnrdst and number Of other persons
Interested in musical culture Thursday night listened to
the first Of three lectures IN which Gustav hoobe purposes
20 trent OF the character aud significance OF the reform
IN the yrc drama accomplished by Richard Wagner The
foundation OF an analysts Ol WtEn-rs methods vas LAID
I'M hstorcil sketch OF the aud Jeeadence of opera
"a rxblbited IN early beginnings by the FlOrentne
masters lwhO wished 70 revive the Greek tragedJ Ah1
Invented . form Of entertalnmentl ahd the abuse
which came WITH the ater Italians wlO ignored IAe
primitive dramatic spirit that Inspired the efforts OF PeH
Moutevorle and Others aud developed ony Jhr yrcsl
aide OF tie form The second lecture VIII take place ne 1t
lAursday evening, when Mr. kObGe Will ana.yze " DIG
Va kllre."
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.

LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.
YIELDING TO THE IGARMAKERs-PEoPOsED LEG-
lsLAIION N IOwA-wAGEs ADVANCED.
ST PAUL, March 10 Special. The Cigar
makers Assembly, knights Of Labor, Of III waakee has
shops in the city employing members OF the organza-
ton The scale provides for general advance III wages
OF 81 per thousand cigars Every manufacturer Of
larger class IN the city signed the scale to-day The
agreement provides employees Of all factories
where this scale is effect shall be
knights Of Labor and the CiEarmakers'
Assembly shall receive 20 membership all
employees OF these factories men and women, except
those against whom standing unpaid fines imposed
by the international Cigarmakers Union. No women,
or bunch-makers under sixteen years Of shall be
ployed No women shall be permitted TO learn the trade
in factories where this agreement is in effect When
husband and wife arc employed the shall be dis
charged feature OF the agreement is the adoption of
the eight hour rule which decides that In all factories
employing knights OF Labor eight hours are to eonsl
tute a days work and after May l.
DUBUorE, Iowa, March 1e.-The Manufacturers
Union has issued appeal TO every manufacturer in
the state to defeat the bill introduced by State Senator
knight providing for what It terms most disastrous
measure against the manufacturing interests Of the
State" The section which the manufacturers spe
cially object 10 the following
That ever, person. firm or corporation being tho
essee or occupant OF any factory workshop or otDrl
paee where labor is employed, ana who employ Labor
therein shall be liable 10 every person employed p1
them injury sustained by such person through tb'
negligence Of other servant or empoye OF sucn ON
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
nLEL

ARBOTT-At New Brunswick y J. on "Wednesday l7th
inst N the +6t year her Alice hae daughter ~
late krancIs a. Abbott
ALLEN-On FRIDAY March ls, Isaac Allen in the 6sth
year Of his ags - 49, - .........,
PAS Drigg s-st donnery 0thsLl, WILLIAMSBURG frlenuS
inviteL
IRLINGHAM-AJ Pi1inheId. y. J.. March H. Harvey y
birmingham. VI. d.. aged "a wears
EuJh 40 ci0cA
the first Lapuat church. Painhed. v J.
BURCHARD-fn New York on Thursday. March y, Fred
Clark Burchard aged 81 yAra son OF GudoA BuFeh
Funeral private
Ipteruncn ~ bridgeport Conn.
tLAkk-At Hsmp,tead L. J.. March II. Mary Alice BE-
loved vile OF Charles =. Clark.
Relatives And friends 70 attend the funeral ser
vices a Churoh Hampstead. ON ARRIVAL OF
$40 nom 3ih-st. r. r. on saturday, March 70
CORT-On "Wednesday morning March II, Of pneumonia,
Amanda H.. wire Of NichDlae l. Cort -.
Relatives family invited q stens the
frUm her lat rnsideno ~ west tothsI
on saturday morning March ~, ~ ~ 0oiooA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE March 20-l a. ma large depres-
sion central in Mississippi Valley. caused coudness
with light snow, over most OF the country east
Of the Rocky Mountains yesterday IL may prove more
energetc "A IL approaches the Atlantic. Tie warm
wave remained stationary between the Aiechanles and
Mssssippi with sgnty cooler weather on the eastern
slope OF the Rocky Mountains Tbs barometer here FELL
with cloudness and o. II inch of rain. The temperature
ranged Detween 35o ana 44s the 4O~Sl brlHg
2lo higher thau the corresponding day last year
and ia lower than on Thursday.
1tartnuary tsmoeramre and light rain may be eI-
pected In this city aud Gin y to-day; colder ana Lir
preceded by rain snow, sunday; cool anu Lal Mon
a
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
PRESIDENCY OF THE BEE LINE.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, March - (Npccidh. The
Vanderbilt policy OF filing an important vacancy on
their lines with an outsider causes apprehension among
the Bee Line officials anxious step into the place
made vacant by General DevereuXs death Beach, the
general manager o. b. skinner, trallc manager, and r.
b. Thomas, formerly general manager, are among the
men mentioned for the place T.. w. Caldwell receiver
OF ,he Nickel Plate is another pro aDo Ires!dfnJ.
report Il in circulation that he has already boon oEaFed
the Office II the OF the Bee Line having pres-
dent from the Vanderbilt family and living IN Ne"-AorK,
IL. Mex. Twombly viii probably be elected
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
JAY GOULD EXPRESSES HIS OPINION
A CONTEST OF A MOB AGAINST LAW-REPLYING TO
TIE PEOPLE OF GREENvLLE, Tx.


CHARLESTON, 5. c., March 10 lSpecidh.-
Jay Gould arrived here his yacht yester-
day on his way home from his cruise among
the wiudwari IsanGA He said to-day
Tho Texas Pacific in the control OF the highest court
OF the land We have business to interfere with the
proceedings OF that court The striEe does not
involve the question OF wages at al.
The Texas and Pacific, where It began, is not
part Of tie Could system Of raj ways That road In
the hands ol the United Court The court ordered
one Of the employees TO be discharged which caused
tie Knights OF Labor to order strike
Then the strike extended to the Gould
which had nothing do with the original Public
sentiment opposed these strikes think thaL the
organic lOn ihe kn CHS OF Labor, VIII break 10 pieces
We cannot afford 10 have business In the hahis OF
men who attempt to interrupt the business OF thc
country for trivial A. soon a. we can get the
authorities 10 protect we can gel plenty OF men
2, run our trains without aid Of the
knights ~ Labor present IL only question OF the
!ictatOu ID "A mob against law and order Mr. 6ould
TODAY sent dl-picn me business men OF Greenvlile
Ieu thanking them Tor their resolutions cOhdGmnIng
strike
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
ANorRER DRAWN e4Nk At cREsS

4 LARGE ATTENDANCE OF SPECTATORS IN NEW
ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLEANS March 19.-Dr. Zukertort
and Mr. -teiuz began playing the seventeenth game H
the match a chess at the Of the Chess, CAecke
md Whist Clnb soon after o'clock his afternoon. Tie
opening Was the Qaeen's gamDit declined AT the con
cusou Of The game there many members OF the
club present a. the rooms could accommodate comfort
ably Interest In contest seems 10 be-mcTeas'ns
The next game will be played on Monday. Inc moves
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
RECBPu0S or JoBBIyG Statesmen.

Fifty mem bers OF The Jobbing Dry-GOOds
saesmen's CLUB enjoyed the clubs first iniorma!
eeption last night at No West Twenty -fourth-st W
V. simpson gave q humorous selection and c. r..
Applegate addressed the clnb congratuatng the me
bers on the interest awakened by the club among h
iobbing statesmen OF this city The club was organized
last October and now numbers sixty five members
Monthly meetings VIII be held. the Oucers Pres-
dent. J. IL. Mcdonald. vice pr A1ien ts Charles d.
Sweeney Walter COggswell. j. C. EOb nsoni secretary
Frank Graham, treasurer, ". r. Dogy.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

the afternoon Each prisoner carried bundle OF cheap
pictures under hts arm. and they were seen TO pass
several eounterfets. Police Headquarters the men
searched Heron had twenty counterfoE dollars
IN rO In his coat pocket and assortment OF spuri-
quarters. dimes and hve-cent pieces IN other
pockets. Lee had q counterfeit dollar eight bogus
dimes and five ive-cent pieces. The officers claim that
the connected the gang Of counereiters
recently arrested In Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
rr ,,rrs N 4 ZwElgACK FACTORY.

Fire was discovered early last evening on
the fourth floor OF the live story brick building No Il
Sufo k-st occupied by Anger Brothers, a. a manu-
,,cto-v for their zvcbncS by the time tremeu
-,ved tbe whole floor was IN flames, and the fire hai
eateu through into the third floor. second alarm was
srn out but with tEs force the hre steay saneu
ba.vav and II was rot uutl Chief ~hae mad called to
nj lance eleven englles, four hook aud ladder cou
panies sIx chiefs and the Sater-tower th tue haies
,yorn nt under control The loss will be about 1000
On the building and $4,000 on tho STOCK The Anger
Rrotners are insured for 900 The eighteen horses
in IN sthhle were rescunl without lllhcu.ty
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

LAND BOUGHT BY THE ACADEMY or DESIGNS
The National Academy of Designs has pur-
chased for $4,000 property having frontage Of twenty
feet IN ythrdEt, adjoining the academy, which
Is on the northwest corner OF Fourth-aVe. To
TRIBUNE reporter Mr.. Huntington president OF the
academy said last evening that the property was moi
purchased for the purpose OF making any addition 10 the
academy at present, but merely 70 secure II Tor use
when needed. The building which now stanis on the
property has heen rented for another year, and nC
change Whatever VIII be made
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
srvfv PERSONS HtRrBrAN EXPLOSION

PnT,BUEG, March 19.-By an explosion OF
natural gas at MurraysyIle. Nestm0reland
County. this afternoon, seven persons were
irirted three or them fatally. The explosion
~ ioo owed by a which destroyed seven a. eIIlhs
6,usrs those fatally injured Mrs. Harry Taylor,
Wtli IN ayor anu Nele HanGcn age fourteen vi tne
DINERS injured tures we're children OF Mrs. Iaylor.
They grrr severely burned, but the Puy siTiahs
.av they will recover. The explosion was cliSeu oy
LAX from main t tuat the CHARTERS ,T's Co,n
many was making connections from the 1ic
Williams well, Just struck 10 theL lu~n
line The heavy pressure caused uI'"h IA
thr nine and the gas escaping In large Votuhn7 soVn
filed the AR anu the IN the vicinity before 1o
break could he repaired the caught nre from Erate
10 the house Of Taylor and thus caused the oa@s
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
rop,cco rrRyryG n BURLIyG SLIP.

a fire at No. BurlinS slip yesterday dam
aged Tie building $1,000 George Taller, cigar dealer
M ou - OUO and the stock OF tobacco heiOn ging TO
Isaac Never * co. was damaged about $1,000.
milton Penn March l9.-LSst night hre broke OFT
I'm John Ker,tetter srst mil at Pottss Grove ana ue
froyoa the structure The building was costly one,
and there was insurance on IL NUMBER Oh men are
thrown out OF empluyment
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
LIE WLATRLR IMPORT

GOVERNMENT .INDICArIoNs-FOR 81 HOURS
WAsHrSGrOy. March 2O.-For New-England,
ea.teriv winds stationary emperature snow
For the Middle Atlantic states easterly veerng TO
southery winds stationary temperature, light rain or
snow.
For the vicinity of New-York City and Philadelphia,
stationary temperature aud rain.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
OFF TCFRs OF GERMAN REPCBLICAN CLUBS

The executive committee of the German hep
pubncan Club Of this county held its first meeting THIS
wear last night at No 35j Bowery. and elected tho lo
ioVing officers: President ex-Judge A. j. Dittenhoeer
,tce. .rresident John Waehteu; secretary, Louis A.
schlotthauber; treasurer Dr. Louis Nauman All OF he
tWsuty four Assembly districts we're represented except
he TVth Xh and Nflth. committee Was appointed 20
orsanize clubs each OF these before the next monthly
meeting ., ,----.,.... ,,..s "a
nrvanized last evening at the Germanla Assem-
~ ggl ami 2g3 BOwery. Officers were elected ahd au
erecutivs committee appointed, consisting OF tebre-
sntative fo N each Assembly district IN the city Inc
badmaarters OF this committee will be at the GeInahh
Assembly Rooms.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
,pRrsrED goR PASSING BAD MONEY!.

Secret Service Officers Scanlon, Elvle and
Backwood OF this city night arrested Charles Her
ron and George Lee al Market and shipnan Sta. he"
ark while they were passing counterfeit silver CONS
The officers had shadOtng thon for two weeks IN
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
r.11r rA11. r1vER cIrY HALL RURNED.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March l9.-Sh0ruy after
73O D. H. to-day flames burst through the roof OF the
CITY Hall tnree-story granite structure. The fire
burred nercely for an hour when the tower fell In with
crash Tne flames con hued to he city Hall which
yy,s ruuel The Edison Electric Light Company loses
about - 600 ou tools stored in the attic. The city
ecr. ana seals are destroyed the safe not being nre
nroof The loss ia estimated 100000 no lnsul anGe
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
80 rrn rlLrn - rlRERNACLE

The trustees of the Madison Avenue Oohgre-
gattona Church last night cousdered the contract Tor
,h ,,.fer o, IN. church 10 the congregation OF the
Rsv A n simpsons Faith Care Iabcrnaele Ihe con
-, 81. me- .,nr to-day at ne ONCE Of the attorney
Howard Y. 5Llliuan.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

BOLIVIA TO ENTER The POSTAL UNION
The Consul General of Bolivia here states
that on and after April the Republic OF Bolivia VIII
enter the Universal POstal Union.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

1t is well to get clear of bad cough or cold
the frst week. nut it safer % rid yourself OF It the
first forty ght hourstne proper remedy for the pur
pose being Dr. Jaynes ExpectoranL -
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


oslaionf
g. ne Srcuy Tie otted line rpr-sen
nut . pharmacy S!s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
Beautiful spring Fashion Plate.

FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN's GARMENTS
IN THE APRIL NUMBER
NOW READY.
THE NEW.Y DIRK FASHION BAZAAR.
Price e5 cents per copy subcrpt,n price - year
II Contains
BEAUTIFUL No ELS o. SPRING SUITS.
SPRING REDINGOrEs. WRAPS AND ULsrERS,
WOoLLEN WALKING DREssE~,
EVENING. RECEPTION AND BRIDAL COSTUMES
CHILDREN'- NEW SPRING SUITS
SCHOOL AND HOUSE - IrS FOR GIRLS BOYS AND
AND SPRING MILLINERY
The Aprl nnber of The ye york Fashion Bazar contains
the commencement Of new American story emitted
"a ROUNDABOUT ROMANCE"
BY Mise =. NJ. \. COLLINS.
Also the continuation Of a serial entitled
"KILDEE: or TIE SPHINX OF THE Red HOUSE"
-By MARY T.. BkiAS.
Also the continuation Of
LADY BRANKsMERE."
BY THE Duchess"
TUEyEwYORK MONTHLY FASHION BAZAR Ia for
aueW sdeaers Ii wil AlsO e sent pOsl prep ia,
Der year. Address GrJRGE MUNRO, MunrO's PuJnshng
douse Il TO u NandewaGerst. Se@ YORK a. box 9.9L
BicvcIe For -ale-A special Ksngaroo" Bcyce nearly
new IN perfect order: eua To ~ reach Dt Oearln2s
and plate VIII sell FOR t95 II JAAen mined ey Al
"A, ltlouhc I'M
Costar. ExterpIinlTor, Kills Reaches. BedJugs Rats
Mice Moths eas Lice Ants. InialIiDle remedies NOt
poison foJ Broome-St Al tesprl,lHs st1res
steamship Oregon.
All persona Masters owners os vessels. nav
Ing possession or under their conopopety lloAeu
up ashore or at sea- from of s2 yceyJ
from verpOO emily sunk Jn klrt laIn1 are r'0' Jay
notified and required 10 unEncle ~tn Tie ma - EAel
delay. In orief % De- rect lrhh'siDh Al ~
In The owners after and rJmpt u any
sslva.s CLAIMS thereon JACOB K fE-FAtR
Average .djdster
50 waist, NeW-h orN
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

DORG4Y AND GILLESPIE TO PLAY HERE.
Dorgan and Gillespie signed with the New
York CuD ON thursday. The Columbia college Cluo
viii play picked nine to-day at LAO 1OIo NIOu"S' Il
the v Gather Will permit.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
6ueeld. Notices

GRAND FLOWER SHOW,
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
MARCH "a. 25. 26 and II NEXT,
c. +. KLUNDER.
AND UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF wELL-KNows
LADIES IL SOCIETY.
FIRST DAYS OPENING AT P. II FOLLOWING
pAYsAru An CLOSES EACH DAY AT II P. NJ
AGRAND CONCERT AFTERNOON AND EVENING
RY THE METRO poLITAN OPERA CO.'S ORCHESTRA,
Under the leadership Of
WALTER DAMEOsCH, Es'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
The seaside Library.
POCKET EDITION.
The seaside Library
POCKET EDITION.
ALWAYS UNCHANG 50 AND UNABRtDGED
OUT TO-DAY.
No. 7i5.-FUR A. OH FRS SIN;
Or
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New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
Nox-UYrov 'LoNG-noREXEN AT WORK

Tie strike Of the iOngshOremen at Pier No.
IS East River. not YET settled YESTERDAY In the
morning about thirty inexperienced men were set 10
work 10 remove the cargo the Dorset Il
slow work anu the union VINO stood III
srge numbers On the opposlte side OF the street
we're much pleased to So the work 20 On
SO slowly There demOR stra-Ion whatever TX
crpI on bursts the Xcnsr 0i the AZ
work Captain GastOlcn aud Srt-odut RObu oi TIC
steamboat squad. On hand win body oi police
Ne ~ ready Quel any disturbance thai might take
place The other snip which was expected an MOI arrVc'
ana il ls not probable that VIII hrrr before SUNDAY
y tnat time the hopes 20 have Of the
Durse = cargo OF the way. The Union has Used
every iudacelnent The A. work 20 leave
he pier Il them IHtb the niOn Tor
MALI OF the regultr fee which %. aud allow them twO
weeks IN which 10 pay H.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
POLITICS IA OUTH AMERICA.

,o c scientiss of the press viii conclude that whale
sse along and bit piece of the side Of the oregon
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
STRIKE OF THE CLOAKMAKERS.
CoNFERENCE- WITHOUT RtSCLT-DlFFiCULUEs OF
THE SITUATION.

4 committee Of the striking cloak operators
called on the conl tee OF the Manufacturers yesterday
morning to see II by some The difficulties which
led TO the strike could not settled fairly and amcably.
The strikers stated their substantially It as been
given in TIE TRBUNL said that under no considera-
non would they consent 20 back To work under the
contractors on behalf OF the Cloak Manufacturers
A,ociaou their committee stated that they Will
ing 10 insist on the contractors giving fair for the
work done ami 10 decrease of labor point
10 ne mutually agreed BY the contractors aud the
workuen bur that the demand tnat all the men should
be- ran To work IN the shops and that the contract sys-
tenn should abolished out OF the question entirely
The svste become thoroughly part OF the cloak
manufacturing lusry that to do away with 1t at once
voud 80 d-arrange the business to drive * ont of
YORK city entirely Ihe men refused 20 yieu 90 he
al guMtn- OF tAe uan iacurtrs ana Jue conference AL
fourued without any acllou being taken. Tue manu-
dcurcrs sent letter 10 the secretary OF the cen
'rt LABOR Union explaining the SITUATION anu ashlhE II
o ppuut committee u ar3ltrate 50 that the lEatter
c.E Dt settled fair basis II T. prOOahle thst thls
committee will De appointed oil sunday tnat a
fer nee of all parties concerned Will be held on Monday
Never Jonassou, the chairuaL Of the manufacturers
commit &C. yesterday. propose 20 10 anything
Ia reason. We are Wiling 10 pay lls contractor
a. M wages ls possible ana meet cohltUtloh aha 10
have the prices 10 be paid the operators liked by com
uitfcc themselves representatives or the contractors
and orr represcntityes. We anxious 10 90 every
eu who are most ignorant Poles ana Russians al az
orcc il prepostei We can't take them INTO me
ctoTe- "a once because have no room Tor them, ana
di they would want to - hk % the contractors
iu week because IN tine IA, tofe- they could Dhy WOlk
hity hours week. while with the contractors ihey can
To ninety ana Wt cOuld cefi.lLl! nos
iurrrase their pay that much and remain IN business
Meetings OF the strikers ana Oi tie contractors were
held yesterday but no acuon was aken one OI the con
ira said that lie had taught newly arrived llnmi
grant, the business months and If 1t becomes
necessary he can 10 10 again.