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C0MAlSSIONsR'S SALE,


william ReDnGrd, Complainant,
TIlIie Rsnpard InLr por,ord In the CiTO1it
iaianfs under the aga OF tvpn- Sourto4 obio
ty-OGe yeaTs, ana Kate North couny' IN
guardian OF said Tile aud John |"Aucef5'
EannsTd defHLdan!lis
10y VikTUE or DECREE OF THE CIR
- cult Court OF Os1 county, West Virginia,
made and entered Ia the ah3Ye entitled cause OF
the 18th LaT oil December, 1855 ! will, on
Wednesday, the 10Th day of March 1895
beginning Al 100 cOcS l.Ia. ~ The front door Of tbt
Court house OF Ohio Co.nty In the city OF healing
VIVA, proceed &c re- at public auction, the follow
ing namei :ai etar" that IL t. say, certain paris
or pc:i.oos Of los rrmbofed on The plat OF the
Iast wheeling Company ADDITION TO the city OF
" h"riing West NirsiEla, ~ nna hundred and thir-
teen tIlD and zoe hundred and fourteen ala, and
Delng a. TIE property conveyed 70 Benjamin II.
Rf9abrd, nov deceased hy A. NJ, Adams and Ns-
u da Adams, bis wif.. ny two several deeds bear
ing da'e resIcC!7ty as follows: One deed dated
Februhry - 1873, and duly N corded in the once
OF the oierE .! the CouIty Court Of Chic COUNTY
West Virginia l.. II cd Bsok No 90, PAGE ga an3
the fthcr deed dsihd March ~ 1873, and du ~ r.
corded In Toe office Of the Clerk o, the GIANT
CoutI oil ono county, IVES. Virginia In Iced
BOOK No ~, rage 49, save arr exoep, sueh part or
portion OF "a iGt numbered ops hundrrI and
thirteen Ql2l, and ,uch payt or portion of i.i
humbefsd one hDnd'eI and fourteen llI) Of The
property above cNIveyE; - vas conveyed By The
SAID Ben amin X, kGhnRrf N cecilia 6ifsspie b
a deed date! APRIL ., ls.s, ard daily recorded -
the oSce 0! the 'lerS ~ tue suuiy Cour. d ohin
vInntY, West Nirginia. 10 Deed Boot 30, e., pszs
90. r-e'
TERMS OF SALE-Cns 'hi5a, Grammar no,s
az the purchaser may ci'ct ugsh on thu day Of .,s
and me resI1ue IN tzn N AL ins,sly ,ent, na,abs
respectively IN slJ Asd IS.I7e M J,th, from the
day OF sale, I'd" sfedit IEG.Almonn bearing Interest
ram the dsS u Aie, aDd the ~ n haser executing
hotes intIeI@f Win 'arsfacta,y personal security
payable S. aid rLpfcive dp.ns and the title 70 be
retained until the whole OF Ihs purchase money js
paid, snd conVsysEes directed BIZ the court
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No. I've will not dis,trt the present
workmeu. but will refuse TO declare the
strike of in those mills operated by men
who have taken our places.
yAILERs OFFERED TIE FOLLOWING:
No. DO you refuse to confer on the
question Of wages until We give you q guar.
autee that We will not interfere with the
positions of your present workmen''
OFFERED THE FOLLogISG
No. s.-"Do you refuse 10 confer with
US il We .EsiSt on . Guarantee that the
present workmeu shall remain unlistu-oed
and the strike declared of in ell OF the
mills of the Western Nail Association?
MASUgAyTURERs REPLY TO NJ. :.
No. 9.-"Yes: We do refuse urless sou
guarantee that the present workmeu in the
mills shall be undisturbed, and the strike
declared OF in ell the mills of the Wes..
ern Sail Association, provided satisfsc.
tory scale Of wages shall Ue agreed upon. ="
The conference then dissolved by COM
mon consent, subject to call Ct either party.
NJ. A Cus~.
GEORGE WIsE,
Secretaries
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The Stumbling Block.
THE FEEDER MAILER.

As will be seen from a careful perusal of
the above, the teeder.nsiler was the STUN.
bling block in the path OF the committee.
That out of the way, and the settlement
would have been easy and speedy, but the
vexed question Of what to do With tho men
stpresent at work in the mills would no.
down, and no possible way could be found
to get around it or away from it. Both
sides were bound 6y every instinct of honor
and right to stand firmly by their princi.
pies in this regard, the one to protect the
men who had gone into the mills ct the in.
vitstiou of the owners, and often at large
personal risk; the other, determined, "a
good union men, 10 never set foot under a
roof where Don.uuion men were Of work.
FEELING OF tbs CoNFEREgS.
But through all tho long and earnest ar.
gumeut which ensued through the su5mis.
sion Of the various propositions, no harsh
or ungeutlemsnly word was spoken on
either side, and the members of the two
committees separated at the adjournment
of the conference in spirit Of the utmost
triendhness toward each other. They had
simply found that an agreement was i'm .
possible, aud any further continuance of |
the discussion was q useless waste Of time :
HOW SAILERs LOOK AT IT.
A member Of the Conference Committee
on the part Of the nsilers said, last even
ing
We have no complaint TO hle agaius,
our friends outhe other side, either in their
treatment Of us, which has been courteous
u the extreme. nor for endeavoring 10 pro-
ect the men now at work. We recognize
ully the necessity Of the course they pur.
ued in this lsst regard. They are doing
perfectly right, from thcis standpoint. in
wing up to their agreement with the feed.
r-nsllers, but by the same token We we're
g firmly bound TO insist upon the expul
ion Of the men ROW 81 work For us 10 ,
eclare the strike of in the Wheeling mills
'ould be an act Of supreme foolishness- |
I'd the manufacturers can see thst as easy
S We
Another thing 1t vas understood by
7erybody that the feeder-nsiler question !
as not to be discussed in the conference, I
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Tho Feeling 10 the City.

When the fact that the conference had
adjourned without reaching any result be
came known throughout the city, there wss
a general feeling Of disappointment and
sorrow. The hope had been universal thai
the end of tbs strike was AZ hand, aud thai
with the starting Of the mills would come a
grand revival OF business and renewed life
aud vitality all over the city. These high
hopes were doomed to be early bljgfted,
and now a solution seems ns far of as ever
The only thing to be done, it seems, is tc
sit down and wait with what patience ara
resignation can be summoned, the end
which is said to come TO all things earthly
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Colored Japanese Tea Party.

A japanese Tea AID Concert was given
last night at the Capitol Rink By the mem
bers of the a. NJ. E Church. The rink
was handsomely decorated with Japanese
fans, parasols, &C., and presented very
pretty appearance A good musical pro-
gramme was rendered, Including Three
Little Mazda from Schonl' and The
Flowers that Bloom in the SprinG" which
numbers were sung by young ladies in full
costume The programme closed with q
march OF laps IN costume, lead by Major
General Ham Gray, after which refresh
ments end general good time was in
dulged ia. The entertainment will be re.
pested tonight.
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"MIXEn PICKLEsn TO NIGHT

That popular comedian Mr.. J. Polk,
will appesr ut The Opera House this eve.
ming IN Dr.. 7. Il Sayre's fsrcical and sat.
irical comedy, Mixed Pickles" He is
supported by an excellent comedy compa.
ny, and his piece is said to be the most
successful and funny OF all the funny playa
nov on the's'sge. The New York World
says Of the play and people M J. B
Polk, the we'll known comedian, made his
resppsarance in this city af,er soue years
absence, at the Fourteenth street theatre,
last night, presenting his own company in
three act satiricil comedy, en'iiled
Mixed Pickl-s Il was written by Dr.. T.
Il Sa3r,s, the author OF 'Stra egists,'
aud is collection Of laughsbls
incide1ts ard sayings which gave Mr., Polk
an o5p5rtunir9 to show that he has lost
none o. his old time power. The Queer
title OF the play comes from the conical
situation in Eb;Hh two brothers. Joe Pickle,
psrsona'ed 5y Mr. Polk, and The Rev. Ar.
thur Pickle bob Of whom love The came
girl. are involved by the nervousness
of the former who finally wis the hand OF
bis sweethssr: The company which SGD,
ported NJ Polk is above the average"
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THE MANUFACTURERS
OFF FOR HOME

The out-ot-town members OF the two
committees lett for home last evening, and
matters to-day will settle back to their old
way, with the end seemingly as far of as
ever,
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RabiS-klari,

Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock Mr.,
Peter Rabigi Of Chicago, and Miss Matilda
J. Kari were Joined in the bonds Of wed,
lock at the Episcopal residence BY Rev,
Father McEligott, OF the Cathedral. Only
o few friends and relatives of the contract,
ing parties were present, and at the con-
clusion OF the ceremony they were driven
10 the home Of the bride on Eighth street,
where pleasant but short reception was
held and a choice supper served, Mr. and
Mrs. R4big left on the B. i 0. road at
Clio last evening for Chicago, where they
will make THAR future home Many kiud
wishes follow in their wake. They received
srd handsome presents.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHlSGT0T, D. c, February 26.-For
the Ohio Valley end Tennessee, generally
tsir weather, stationary followed by slowly
rising Temperature. northweaterIy winds
becoming variable. rising followed il ex.
IRENE western portion by falling 5arone.
ter
Lover lake region, local SHOWS, f,Gowed
By fair weather, slightly colder northwest.
erly winds, higher barometer.
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HYNIEN'S ALTAR.

The 5Iarriage of Four Well Known Young
People, Yesterday.
The auditorium Of the Fourth Street
NJ. Z. Church WAS we'll filed with ladies
aud gentlemen, yesterday afternoon, to
witness tho marriage OF Mr.. Will B. Irvine
sud hlss Eva T., Drake. 1T o clock
sharp the grand notes Of the MendessoLn
wedding march burst forth, and the bridal
party entered. First came the ushers
Messrs, Robert Mcclure, Will Lukens,
l,ober; hosser, Vi bethany and Richard
Rob- Tney were followed BY the
bride and groom, the party
proceeding up the right aisle TO the chan.
eel. where the Rev. NJ: Randolph, accord
iag to tue rites OF the Methodist CHURCH,
impressively pronounced the young couple
man and wife, while the orgsnist touching
IL played Call Ne Thine Own" At the
conclusion OF the ceremony the soft notes
changed again TO the triumphant tones Of
tho wenn ~ march and the bridal party
made its exit down the left aisle, the hap
by bride end rrocm leading the way. The
bride was alfred in q neat-htting costume
of tan.coored cashmere, with hat and
gloves to match, and looked very charm
inr. The groom wore the usual black
They were then driven 10 the residence
OF Mr.. NJ. A. Chew on Fifteenth street,
where an elegant supper was served, and
in the evening pleasant reception YVES
held Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine have many
irien|s in the city who wish them all the
10y Of married life. They go to house
seeping Immediately on North Main street, !
having had their house completely furnish.
ID and ready for occupany previous to mar
'iaee The presents received by the young
couple were many and handsome.
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0rE own make shoea IL eli styles s! so
.ockes, 1913 Main street.
RIPPLES FROM THE RIVER.

News Cleaned About the Wharf AID
from Our Exchrnges.
The Elaine will be to days Parkersburg
packe!, at II q. m.
The Telegram leaves for ClstiGgton at
3 P m, sharp, to-day.
The steamer Scotia is iue down SatuT-
day morning at o'clocL
The marks last evening indicated 7 feet
10 inches and on a steLd
Up-Acorn, light, and Joseph Walton
with emptiesi Jacob Heatherington with
ties.
The steamer Louis A. shS,iey ia dae up
this morning from Cincinnati and re;urr9
to the same port Saturday afternoon q: 3
o'clock.
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NASUvArTCRERs REPLY 70 40. 1:
No. 5-"Your resolution undertakes to
interpret the instructions under which we
act but if you will take the resolution
complete, it provides that the present work
men shall remain updisturbed, as fol-
lows:
Resolved, That the present Conference
Committee be continued, with authority
10 meet with Ike committee Of the |. y ,
II. 6R. ASSOCIATION, and confer on all
questions except the position Of the pres
ent workmen in the mills, whioh shall re-
main undisturbed.
Upon the assurance that the present
workmen in the mills will not be disturb
ed, we shall enter upon negotiations for
wages and other questions inyolved, if you
will agree that the scale adopted shall ap-
ply to the vacant places in our mills, and
that you will declare the strike of in all Of
the aills of the Western Nail Association.
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AT YOUNGSTOWN.

The LaughHn mill is fairly booming,
Eleven hundred kegs Of nails were cut yes,
terdsy, which is rather remarkable run,
considering the length of the stop and the
disadvantages which the lien consequently
work
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NOTICE TO UREDITORx
ITO The CREDITORS or ABRAM MON

TJ'o The CREDITORS OF ABRAM MONT.
i gomery, dCcesed:
In pursuance ot dG,cfse Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county wsst ylrs mia, made In cause there
In pending 10 subject The real estate OF the sald
Abram Montgomery 70 the payment Of his debts,
yol ere required 10 present yolr aims against the
s;I.te Of ire said Alb 1m Montgomery for adiudi-
cstion % Joe IN X. Paul, Commissioner, al his
ofhce, 10 lH) ChapliLA street, in the city o,
Wheeling, Ohio county. Wes; Virginia, on or be.
.oIe Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, 1886.
Witne's. John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court,
thl. 81 JaJ OF February, 1895.
john w. MITCHELL,
fetltOzvv Clark
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Tic Poor House Farm Claim.

The Board Of County Commissioners, as
g committee on Poor House and Farm,
will go out 10 the poor farm to-day to fur
ther investigate the disputed ownership Of
the twelve sores claimed BY Mes:rs. Splnd-
Ter and Mccullough.
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Last Nights Race.

The race between Jesse BuFkett and
James Gilhooly at the Chapline street
rink last evening, was decidedly interesting
and exciting. Burkett was TO give Gil
hooly q lap in each mile, which was quite
an undertaking. In the fret heat Gil.
hooly took the lead, but Burkett soon
passed him and gained half lap when be
fell and Gilhooly closed the gap and came
in ahead. Burkett took the lead in the
second heat and and gained about half a
lap, in which position the heat was closed,
giving the race to Gilhooly.
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Cases Continued.

Before Justice Ankle, yesterday, the
cases of Albert Mercer and George Cor
don, charged with stealing boots from
OKane & Divine, were continued until Sat
urdsy at p. m,
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A Cyclone of HilArity.

The New York Evening News refers to
MIXED Pickles in the following compli-
mentsry terms:
The story is probable and interesting,
yet 60 full of comicsl incidents and entan
clements that it may be called comedy
in one continuous laugh. The characters
are we'll marked and the dialogue excep
tionalIy good, being bright, champsgny
and witty. With all the brilliant sayings,
new ideas, and amusing situations, there
is not an approach to coarseness.
The Opera House should be crowded
this evening
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Additional Loco! on First Pan,.
IMPORTANT COMPLEMENTARY
MEATS.

Hereafter every piece OF Sugar
Cured Meat and BACON shoulders
cured and smoked by US will be
branded by The word Sehenek'S.
being burned into the skin. We
have fOund ID necessary 10 do This
in order tOpTOiect the consumers
and dealers and ourselves against
inferior meats represented as be-
ing our brand.
We expect tR mark OHF cure of
Bacon Sides shortly.
+. SCHENEG "A SONS,
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For tbe BENEFIT of the Poor.

That charming little drama, The Chi.
nese Mother" was again produced at the
Convent Hall, by the young ladies Of the
Cathedral last evening. A large audience
witnessed the production which was an ar
tistic success. The drama was given tor
the benefit of the poor and handsome
sum was realized.
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Guardian Amounted.

Amanda Gorrell was yesterday appoint
ed Guardian for George and Nettie Gorrell,
orphans of George Gorrell, deceased. Bond,
500, Beniamen Vail, surety.
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There will be three mile race ht tie
Alhambrs Palace Rjok 90 Saturday even
ing, February 9th, between James De-
laney, the E,ast Liverpool wonder, and
Jesse Rurkett. Wheelirgs champion, for q
purse of s 90 and the championship Of the
Ohio Valley.
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Term of Court.

Judge Jacob will hold special term Of
Part One Of the Circuit Court, commenc-
ing at 9 o'clock this morning, and Jud ge
BOYD special term of Part Two at 9
clock tomorrow morning.
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PAPER Mill Sold.

1t is reported that Mr.. Lewis Baker has
sold to Messrs. Hanna & Clemens, the
Fulton paper mill, 80 long and successfully
operated by these gentlemen. The terms
of the sale could not be ascertained.
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COULD NOT AGREE,
The Conference Committees Reas-
ssmbls, Yesterday Morning,
But AdOurns in an Hour Il Being APPar-
ent ThatNO Conclusion Could
be Arrived At.

The uailers and manufacturers Confer
ence Committees re-sssembled at 10 O clock
yesterday morning, and resumed consider
alton Of the matters st issue, but IT soon
became apparent that nothing could ever
os'arrived at, under the existing circum'
stances, aud the session, at about II
o'clock, was dissolved by common consent
Of all parties. Before separslug, however,
upon the suggestion of Mr.. Hubbard, Sec
retaries Wise aud Chew were instructed TO
draw up for publication, exact and accu-
rate copies OF the several propositions
made during the conference, which will be
found below:
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3pbeeljn9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The Weather.

Following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer as observed bY c. Schnepf the
Opera House druggisl, yesterday a.
N, ~; Y N, 50; > p. N, IS; : ,.
N. IS.
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Excurion tickets t. t,ev orleans, Jack
sonvilie apG all southern resorts are nov
on sale at The Panhandle Office For
tickets or full information call or Or I'D.
dress J. G. Tomlinpon, Passenger Agent
Panhandle rorts, + aeeling, ". Va.
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DIED.

USEAL-On Wednesday morning, Fe6ru'EY
"a, 1886 at o'c,ock, Mrs. CLIHsRISK O'SAAL,
aged Gs years.
Funeral till take place Fri!sy morning, at
O'Clock, from her late residence, $50 Market street
Intsrment At Board Tres Tunnel cemetery,
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LS.GooDSUO sell dry goods the cheapest
OUR own make Shoes in all styles 81 80.
Jokes, 1913 Main street.
Change OF Base,

On or about March lst, 1886, will re-.
move nv store to No 1904 Main street,
IS doors below Market aIieyJ OF which
time shall make nc= departure il my
way Of doing business, aud sell goods
strictly for cash | shall Gs heretofore,
keep the most reliable makes OF medium
and fine grades of boots and Shoes. After
an experience OF fifteen years | an con
vinced that the Cash System is better fer
both buyer ard seller. can snd will sell
at least 10 per cent cheaper for cash. Can
you afford to pay it for a short credit
Hoping this will meet your approval, re.
specially solicit your trade
J. T. STONE.
lC44 Main street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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CHGLDREYs high button shoes fOr SlO0
worth 81 30, at j. =. Stones ll40 Main
Street
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Low Rate ENcnrsinn-

The B. Il o. ore selling low rate excur-
zion tickets to New OIlesDs Jacksonville,
and all Southern resorts. For tickets,
tourists guides and full information, call
on or address T c. Burke, Ticket Agent
B. & o. depot, Wheeling W. Va.
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OFFICIAL REPORT.

The Conference Committees appointed
By the United Nailers Heaters and Rol-
Iers' Association and the Western Nail
Association, met at the Office Of the Ben
wood Iron Works, Wheeling, ". Va, Feb.
ruary "a, at 10 q. N.
The meeting was organized by the cleo,
ten o! Mr.. J. D. Dubois az chairman and
NJ. a. Chew and George Wise as stcre
taries.
The following communications passed
between the two committees:
THE MANUFACTURERS OFFERED THE FOL.
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MoST fashionable event Of the season,
the skating carnival at the Alhambra Rink
tonight.
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Excursion Ticket to the sou,u

LADIES high button shoes 81 -, cheap
at 81 %, this week only At J. T. Stones
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Three Mile khHe.

CLOslNG out shoea n sacrifice this
week at j. T. Stones.
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Mo,g fashionable event Of tie season,
the skating carnival at the Alhsmbra Rink
tonight.
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MN s boots 81 Is, cheap at $2 %, this
week ut I. Stoue's
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OuR own make shoes in I'll s;y'es 81. so
lockes 1919 Main street.
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as witness the resolution adopted by the
Western Nail Association last Saturday,
which reads
Resolved, That the preseut conference
committed be continued, with authority to
meet with like committee of the United
Nsilers, Heaters and Rollers Association,
ana confer On all questions except the po
sition of the present workmen in the mills,
which shall remain undisturbed.
And yet that question was introduced
as soon as we laid aside our oVercoats and
effected an organization, and was the only
point discussed during all the hours we
were togetherl Both sides were tied hand
and foot, and no man present could see
any possible method whereby the obstacle
could be surmounted and the questions of
wages, etc be taken up.
THE only solution | now see is to allow
matters to take their natural course. Let
our side keep It's obligation TO our mep,
aud the manufacturers keep their word to
| the ieeder.nailers, and then see whether
our men will be forced into the mills BY
want, or the demands Of trade will force
| the feeder-nsilers out. The question Is
now between the men at work and the
stockholders of he mills-it the stock
holders can stand it, all right
The MANUFACTURERS.
The representatives OF the Western Esil
Association present at the conference ex,
pressed themselves on some points in a
manner very similar to the nai!erJ They
bsd no complaint to make of the stand
taken by the nsilers, acknowledging that
they were only acting in good faith toward
the members of their Association, and that
the manner of the members Of the nailers'
committee was gentlemanlY and courte.
Gus at all times They said they could see
no possible way out Of the trouble At pres
ent, bat in one or two instances the hope
was expressed that something would turn
up which would warrant the calling Of the
committees together again.
OFF FOR HOME.
The out-ot-town members OF the two
committees LETT for home last evening, and
matters to-day will settle back to their old
way, with the end seemingly as far of as
ever.