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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28
THE STONE CKUsaEK BROKEN.
1t IL Fed = Large Iron sisdgs win
Stones.

II IL Fed q Large Iron slsdgs with the
A serious accident occurred 10 the new
stone crnsher, owned by the city, which,
since It's arrival, has been OF work at tho
stone quarry at 6rae1's Landing, on the
Conestogs. A man named Heintzen was
engaged feeding the crusher and he placed
q stone In tho opening which was too large
to go down. He then attempted to
force II down by striking 1t with a
heavy iron sledSe. The result was
that the s.edge slipped from tho
mans hands Into the crusher, breaking
the largo movable arm. This arm weighs
at least GOO pounds, and is the principal
part OF the crusaer. 1t was valued at Slo0or
more. 1t was first reported that ono OF the
laws OF tho machine had been broken, and
tho street commissioner was 30 notified.
Had this been the case the reI airs could
have beHn made, Rs two extra jaws were
purchast Il with the crusher to have Ia case
OF accident. When CoDmissioDer Bor'z
visited tho quarry he found that the trouble
was much greater. He telegraphed TO th o
firm, from whom the crusher was pur-
chased, for new arm, which will likely be
here In few dsyp. Heintzsn, the man
who allowed the hammer to go In, made a
narrow escape from being injured. Tho
hammer had the eye torn out.
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Hsw YonK, July 81 Up. m.-Money cioced
a. ~ Per cent kxchanGe steady posted
rates, o. si0i s'k; actual rates ~ sko
ss,z for 90 days ana ~ sslz a. ss.z for demand
Governments closed steady, currency Gs,
d 20 bid ts COUP, q a7k ak's DO u o7N
bio.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as fellows (:
Union Yirsts, ia TO III; land Grants, los TO
Ice; einking unds. 100 TO l23; Contrals, llS 10
lls
Tho stock market this morning was
extremely DUH. only 7t.5oo shares ehapeipg
hands from the opening until noon, the clos
ing hour. Prices were weak throus hout ana
declined " to ". The weakness WAS due ch'ehy
10 realizing by tho smaller broker, VINO evi
/ IDENTIFY were apprehensive OF carrying stocs x
over sunday, in tho face OF the threatoneo
war on emigrant rates by the trunk iine
| roads. Tho bank statement was favorable
| showing AN increase OF g7s.'7s In the reserve
| The stocks which were notably were D orth
| we,t, northern Pacific. preferred, Louisville
| 4 Nashville. ana Lake shore.
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CHIoAoo, July 2s $3.50 a. m.-Market opened
Whest-July. sEkc.i Aug. soNc Sept, sic
Oct slHc
Gorn.July. I6Jsc,; Aug 45sfc Sept. Aoxc
Oct, axe.
Oata-j uly. 29Nc. Aug. 2ixc.; Sept. 2'1sc
Oct, 2lc.
Pork-Juiv, s1t 90; August, sl4Go Sept
sa 81; Oct, siA 10.
erd-Juiy. - Tx; August, % TX sept.
o. sax Oct e5 so
snort R,hs-Jnly. ss IS; August. ls e5
Sept rs SIX Oct 81 35.
CLOSING.
wheat-July,s s3Xc; Aug. s2IIc; Sept. s29sc
Oct s3lIc.
Corn uiy. 45lIc Aug, iaJsc; sept.. Aiasc.
Oct, Akc.
Oats-Ju'y, 2jko.; Aug, 1870 Sept. $3.50
Oct 2Lc.
Pork July - 97x; Aug, Ni 2o; Sept
o.. ",' .4 l7x ~.
Lard-July, Is TX Ausr u TX Sept
" o. -. UH.
short Ribs-July. les FIX; Aug, o. ID
Sept. q So Ocr., Is Is.
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rnK BoUK AGENTS.
one Of Them Pays HIS Bosrd Bni and 10 Dh ,
CHARGED from Cuttody.

charged From Custody,
John J. Benchoff book agent, ono OF the
men who skipped from the Grape hotel
leaving All unpaid board bill and who was
arrested ON Thursday by Officers Barphoid
and Wittick ana locked up for hearing
before Alderman Spurrisr on MONDAY
next was released from prison friday
afternoon, his wife having called at the
alderman's Office and paid the hotel bill
and costs. 1t is said chat Benchoh ana
wife left Lancaster for Philadelphia on tho
2 o'clock q. m. train.
8. A. Moore, Benchof's partner, still
ispeuishes In jail.
Oificeis Barnhold and wittick hearing OF
other chsrges sgsinst these men, and sup
posing that they would bo held until Mem
day, proceeded to gather further evidence
against them. They learned that both
Bsnchofi and Moore had skipped board
bills at SHADES hotel, Columbia, and ct
Otto Geiger's hotel In York. They also
learned that Benchon had stolen die
| tionary from County Supsrintendei
Breneman, OF York.
Armed with this additional evidence tht
officers hasleped back TO Lancaster only
to hud that Berchofi's wife had paid hi
bill and coets, and secured his discharge
They were very much disappointed, bu
Immediately put in operation the processe
OF the law for his re arrest and II IL posi-
bic that before night he will again be Il
"dursnce vile."
A telegram from Philadelphia to ONCE
Barnhold this afternoon, says that Bencho
has been arrested there and Is being bel
for the Lancaster officers,
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NEW YORK. July % Flour market steady {;
Fine. o. Onl75' supornne. o. 4l02oj; Minn
EItra,t 7,Gi %; City ~ill Extra. q 1904 60.
Writer " heat extra, s2 1905 90.
WhaRt-Eo. I, Rcd. state. 0ici No. 2, 0Iltc;
No. 2 Rad, Winter. July, 9.hc; Aug. '0lkc |;
Sept 9lkc; receipts l3.2 o, shipments. G99G
ASs Se.n 5s seS, mLoa' roo.pls, .Ssa, SS ssSS
Oats No. i, white, State. Ate; No. 2, DO,
SIC; No mixed, July. Gkc; Aug. Dkc |;
receipts. "a TOO shipments. none.
Rye duh state Toe.
Barlev nominal
Pors frmcr; old Mess. Ell 2JDlt so
Lard steady July, ss 80 Aug, q e9; Sept .
$500.
Molasses nominal; for so boiling stock. 2lc.
Black strap l2c.
TurpenLine frm at 85c.
Kosin outl; strained 10 good, o. Ol6IG O. u
petIoieum oull Refined In Cas,s, 7Sc.
Freights dull grain To liverpool. ID.
Butter frm: Western Creamery, lid2r
| Cheese quiet western Flat, 7dsIc.
| State rac,ory. 7k19c Fancy White. i2G
l2c Ohio Flat, ISbAc.
| tsgs easieri state, ls9iskc; Western, l5u
l6kc.
TED, 7sc,
TaiiOw steady; Prime CITY, ahc.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair togood, tAo,
Coffee dull fair Caraoes. Tor Eo iiSl
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Live STOCK AiaraaI..

CHICAGO. July g. Cattle Receipts, 5000 ;
shipments. 2 90 market slow and 100 10 - er ;
stsers, IS GUStb 9bI stockers and tteuers. 81 90
G3 60; COWS, bulls and mixed, d i503 20 ;
Texas cattle, ~ OJU4 90.
Hogs-kecoipts, l6OG head; shipments
5000 market sleady; mixed, u tOa6 40 y;
heavy, u O566 90 light. t6Sl5 As ships. q log
bs3
heep Receipts. 300 head; sh,pments,
1900; market slo~: natives, o. 7'Gll so
Western shorn. sS bO1t 05 J.xss shoru, S31
$50 lambs "a 2306 %.
kAsT LIbssrY Cattle - Recs,pts. 1872
shippents. 1000 head market nothing doWg;
all through consignments no cars shipped 10
New SCIk to-day.
Hogs kecelpts, l7Oo head; shipments
270o market fair Phtlaoelphiss. o. 640
eb5 mixed. % bOo6 5Oi Workers. ~ 8Ol6 a.;
eornmon 70 faIr, o. sUd6 80; pigs. ~ l0o6 %.
cars shipped TO New York to-day.
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SECURED GOODMAN CHAPEL
-. srBooL BOARD TO TAKE Pos,Es-
aroN OF raE PRorERTy.
ma,s ,ne Money to be Farn'shcd by the efon'
ne uround Compsoy-rhe nj. r. Chuuh
20 v4osts the Building After August
s-sanaay's Religious Services

+ CoLuMBrA, July 2S.-The school toard
held special meeting last evening 10 q n
.,aer the purchase Of Cook man chapel. ME-
sa,.,e. of the committee on the purchase,
r~corted that he had been notified by the /
representatives OF the NJ. e. church that
shsv had definitely decided to eell the
chanel 10 tho Old Oolumbia Public Ground
company, aud give possession after Sun.
aav. August 5.h. The board decided to
nyp,sh oue-hsli the purchase money, and
conver, the building into . school. The
e,perintendent will he allowed to use the
buildiue for whatever department he sees
proper, Tho election OF jsnitor was post
ponod.
Salem Lutheran church will be closed on
Sunday, owing to the absence OF Rev. d.
Keller. sunday school st 10 o'clock.
Rev. E. Lud WICK, OF the United Brethren
church, will preach on Sunday morning,
on the subject, "The Reserve Goodness of
God" Evening subject, "SIong IN tho
Lord"
Rev. VIM. Beach will preach In the
Church OF G I'd on Sunday, owing to the
absence OF Rev. A. ii. Long.
Rev. Winfield Scott, d. D., chaplain oi
the G, A. II. department Of the Paoihc
coast, viii preach in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday. The evening subjec'
will be OF interest to young people.
The Methodist church will be closed on
Sunday, N every Methodist will DO al
csmpmee,ing.
Rev. w, q. Hinman, OF the Second street
Lutheran church, will preach on sunday
evening on the sutj jsct: !" L. ssons from
the Rainbow" Evening subject Hints
tn, ha A As,n % "
Broke isis Leg.
Leonard Schlege' milch, age IA years, son
Of Joseph Schlegelmilcb, living on Law
repcs street, had his right leg broken In
Q peculiar manner. He Is employed at the
Easquehsnna rolling mill and was sitting
on the brake wheel OF o car He Attempted
TO lump In the car, when his loot caught In
the wheel, causing the accident The frsc'
ture WAS red led ty physician.
An important business meeting OF Sus-
queha ina lodge OF Odd Fellows Will be
led on Monday evening.
the Centennial camping club composed
OF young men from Columbia and YORK
left to-day for Virginsville, where they
will camp for ten dsys. The club In fully
equipped and will have good time.
The Sons OF Veterans have engaged the
Inde pendent flis and drum corps, oil York,
for the Centennial parade.
MIRA P. Lss.rus left this morning for q
trip TO Baltimore.
The assault and battery case Of Hamaker
and Mclaughlin was settled last evening
between the parties concerned.
Cnippeta Casle, X. OF g. e, will rem. the
rink on the second day OF the centenn nisl.
In the afternoon they will entertain their
guests and hold ball In the evening.
The Mountvilie Natural Gas company
will meet this evening at o'clock to award
the contract tn drill the well.
The Out Of Door club went to Chickies
LAST evening at o'clock, and walked homo
on the turnpike al late hour.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28
DEl THIS

JoRRpEB - uly "a, 1853, in ih,s city, John
Toerner, aged o. years, IL months ana days
Tie relatives ana friends Of the family, ais o
St Josephs ana st. snthony's beneficial 80.
cieties, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No. AIS HAST
orange stree, on Monday morning at sx
o'clock. Roquium mass Mt St AnthoDy's
church. lnterment Mt st. AnthoHy's come
tery. 2td'
JOHNSON July 20 1853, in Coivy, Kansas,
Ma, r. wife OF u. E Jo1nson, and daughtor
of John nud hliZ Ibe,h ralck. In tho thirty.
third yesr OF hor age.
FuLerai on Monday nfternoon from 3.Eg
sapEom str.et, PhnedelrftL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28

FRAEk uAYpRRsos. OF Beverly, N, j., writes; ;
| suffered ten years with nervous Debility
and constitutional weakness, during that
time have consulted physicians Of all schools,
paying large tees without benefit. In 1885 1
consulted DR.. iheel. bS North Four h street,
Philadelphia, aitor thorough examination he
pronou ,ced me durable. Although ut tho
limo aving little faith In doctors from past
experience placed myself under his care, ana
am hsppy TO say that no has restored me u
sound phy ysicai health. knowing DIR. Theel
rs DO. l hesitate not In advising nj, sufferers
no matter what their experience has beon "a
cor suit hir. as they can put con ndence In his
skii al d integrity. IyGsiys,M w&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28

While In this city last Saturday night
stephen Cochran, OF Christians, was robbed
OF Sl7. George Libby occupied the
same room with him at hotel,
ana when morning camo Libby and
the money were missing Officers Barnhold
and Wittick have boen looking for
Libby for Some timo and q message
from Columbia this afternoon, says that
Wittick arrested him there to- day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28

This morning horse, with nothing on
but bride, lore loose at McGrsnn's park K
and ran into town, He passed In Walnut
street at rate Of speed dangerous TO pedes
trisns, and at the corner Of North Queen be
ran into tool be K at Stoner, Shreiner 8
Co.'s store, falling very heavily. He wa.
ihen caught by John Craig, colored, who
returned m TO his oRIer. He Was Gu
somewhat In falling
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28
Tho Market Committee.

There was 10 have been meeting OF ii
market committee OF councils Friday even.
ing, TO receive plans and specifications for
new market house to take the place OF
the old Central market, but there was not a
quorum present Indeed II there had been
they could hardly have climbed into the
council chamber, the old stairway being
torn down end the now one not yet built
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28

gh,h Ward DIu nkeu and Dsprdsriy Csses.
The hearing OF the younx men arrested
In the Eighth ward for drunken and dis
orderly conduct TOOK .plscs before Alder
Dsn spurr o. Fddsy evening, FrEr Z
Shind g, Henry Einfried ard Jacob He.sIer
were ditchsrged uncou d ditionslly, there be-
ing no evidence against them. Five otherS,
charged VII h @ nz enea sed in row, were
held for = further eulng.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28

The sdvsnos. q. en- Of BOB HuntinR's or
CO.'S which will be hIe on Thursday, Fri
usy and Saturday OF mex, week, tried 10
secure lot In the west end 10 exhibit. The
people In that section OF the town wanted
the show, but suitable grounds could not
. obtained. Tue show viii now 90 70
sAcGfsnL's q park.
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pr,z.s a, IN. Osd r,Ilow. Picnic.

Qnits number Of cash prizes will b, given
at the 0dd Fellows picnic at Mt. Gretua, next
Thursday, August, 2, TO the successful con.
testants In tho bag. foot, wheelb 'rrow ana
bicycle races A cash prize will also be given
to the winning club In the base bail match.
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n nppbl0 1rnpeslv

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2s-A dispatch
from Ferndse states that A. Kleshar con.
mi,ted suicide thorO yesterday by swallow.
Ing dose OF poison. Previous to taking
his own life he cut his wiie's throat, the
woman dying shortly aitor.
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ma n N EIS.
pb,,aas,pb,a P,oda,s Market

PHILADELPHIA, July 2. flour firm ; sales
90 Dbis htun, takers, " 7 a. 10 teun'n
family, o. 1913 rs; Western 90 ~ 25D4 90
Winter Patents, &t565 % spring do. u 1895
hye, 1850
whaat--July. s7Hc Aug. SIC Sept, s7<c.
Oats-July, NC Aug.. 3IAc Bout B4ltc.
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Inveetmeutp,

Jacob Il. Long, investment BROKER ana
dealer In Local stocks and Bonds. has con-
etantiy on hand safe Homo Investment secu.
rites, In sums 10 suit purchasers, which he
can rec mmend without reserve. Also money
10 loan on mortgage. tfds&w
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JOS. Fl HUBER,

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
J. and Laying AsIhht PayirR blocks.
srs'ed proT O ,als viii bs received by tho rire
Committee mp 10 ruE,Dai ENENiA =,
JuLl, 81, lSSs. at S a. clock for the follhwlng
For rurnls ning End Laying 81 ieet ches
In length by II feet wide, OF asphalt P,ying
blocks 10 paving in front OF 90. Engine
House ana 2! Ie~t OF crossing stone hot les 9
than Is inches vice
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 Vire Commit.
tee aud deposited at ON g OF hief engineer
No. East orange street. by order Of
flRE COMMITTEE,
H.B. yospEHsHrH, Chief Engineer. IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28
POLITICAL
Democratic State Ticket
FOR sUPRENs JUp0s.

COUNTY TIOKET.
Congress-
HORACE l.. HALDkMAF, Chickies.
State Senator.
CHRISTIAN ROWE, strasburg.
Assembly.
Northern DISTRICT
r.ECiirHRNhCH. Mannheim.
JOHN klLEI. Manheim.
WILL AM rHOMk, Milton Grove,
('outhern District)
JAMES G. Mo sPARRAN, Drumors.
Recorder.
JOHN REBM An. Mannheim.
County Solicitor,
WM. 4, RElSrus, Lancaster.
JUry ComntSsioRer.
FRANKLIN clark, strasburg,
Directors ofths Poor,
y. WALL, Lancaster.
J, MONTGOMERY, Mountville.
Prison Jaspsetors..
A. l.. WISTGk-, Providence.
HENRY Il. HARTMAN. East Lampeter.
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Auuseuneote.

Hunnno's Circus.--1he circus OF Bob Hunt.
Ing, who has consid erabie OF n reputation as a
manager. will appear in this city on tho last
three days of next week. The show includes
q number OF prominent artists, among whom
IL MIR. Hunting himself, who Is a nnc clown,
the three Huntings, aerial performers, Ei
Nino Ecdie, weo has few, n any, equals as a
ught.rope performer, Eeel Smith ana his
famous troupe of dor ana others The show
psrforms az prices Q su'l every body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28

Bulldog permits OF April. t6IO,COO 90.
This is certainly a good showing. ana gives
us the gr. atest market Ia the country for
builders materials aud workmen engage d in
the bDilding trades
From tn. best an nformstion from contractors
in general. t. Is anticipated there will he re-
quired abe ut three times as many brie klay ers
as are now worsing in Pittsburg. ana gn sd
vance In wages which we think there Is no
reason for. as bricklsyers are now receiving
Aln and o. % per Day, for nine houIs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28
A Rsslsw OF the nn,ldlpg rrAd.. OF rtt,burg

a Review oi the Bufiding Trades OF flthburg.
In January. lsst We anticipated greater
building boom for 1883 than could be credited
10 1881, the largest ever known In the city =
history. May Is we taks opportunity OF re
affirming our position that Pittsburg IL today
having TIE create st building revival ever ac
corded any American city. We name some OF
the mCsI noted buildings to give somo idea
OF ths enormous amount OF bricks required.
ana the army OF brickaysrs that will be
needed TO construct the walls before cold
weather,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28

TONIGHT ends the second week OF the Great
Thirty pays clearing sne at AstTich's Palace
OF Fashion, and III there arc hundreds OF
bargains TO be had.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-28

shoep- Reeeipts. 5000. shipments, 1000;
gyod. o to0t 25; common. t20soJ; lambs, u 600
b 20,
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Yor can always get your little neck clams
Cape May falt oysters. spiced oysters, etc.
fresh and cold,a at CIIAs. W. ECKERT's,
ltd 129 East King III,
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DRoPosALsFoR BoILERIRoN PIPE

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Mayor I, nice up 10 O'Clock p. IN, Tuesday,
July 81, lssS. for as much Boiler Iroa pipe
needed To connect the new water main with
stand pipe In Reservoir Bids must ba given
for the whole work complete, and the ON
mittee reserves the rghh to reject any or all
bids. A bond Of sLSO must accompany eaS
bid, with good ana su NJ sient security. Plans
ana specifications OF both pipe and tresIls
work needed eau be seen at the Mayors Office.
BY order 4 the Gommittee.
ly2s-ld EDWAR hD1ERLEY. Mayor,
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NANCY WORK, FROM THE PLAIN.
Il est ana most stmple-just for the little
ones to learn TO u SO their need e-to the richest
work In silk ana applique
Don't 20 from home without the materials
you may want 80 badly when you are Il xed Tor
your summer stay. And your Fol ct soap.
take that by all means with YOU. IheavsIase @
hotel has piece on the wash stand as hard Ms
Shylocs's heart ana vile AS his ChaTacter.
1t seems to have been made TO throw at the
bell boy
We have Cape May Bouquet ana Com
p,eXion 81 ap lupequaled for The skin
M x. NJ. wODDw ARD,
mayb.lydSSW 2Gk East King street.
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NIrY TAX, lSSS-THE CITY TAX DU.
~ pllcate is now in the hands Of the City
Treasurer for collection. office hours. 9I0
a. IN. I'll 800 d. III. J.H RATHFON,
te5ifdH City Treasurer.
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NEWADV VBRTIsEMBNTS.

IUST OPENED-A BAG OF PRIME
- rcsifted Canary seed At 10 cents a quart.
Bro Seed ana Gravel In packs. Fish Bone,
song G. d and Iird Tonic. at
BUBLEY'S DRUG STORE,
80 West King Street.
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XXyIENER WUkSr AND POTATO
w sand for Lunch tonight at NO. l27
East King street, Excelsior Hall. Koehler and
Rteker's Beer on tap.
ltds CHAs. vOGT.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-07
CENTRAL La Dor UNION.

The Postmaster Criticized De-
nounced-Trade Matters.
AT the Sunday session of the Central
Labor Union the action of Postmaster
Pearson, apparently urged by other au-
thorities, in endeavoring to cucumber
the parade of the letter carriers on the
Fourth Of July, was severely commented
upon. The ire of the delegates was
aroused at the report, as they intimated,
that the authorities feared that it would
be establishing precedent, and that it
would take the character of vulgar la
Dor parade, and resolution was accord
ingly adopted protesting against the at
tempt of intimidation to prevent the
letter carriers from celebrating their
achievement of the eight hour work
day.
Judge Duffy was hauled over the Goals
for timing workingman who had been
arrested on the charge of distributing
early closing circulars in front of up
town stores.
Section No. l made a plea for the
Metal Trades Section, lately expelled
from the Central Labor Union. 1t asked
that the Section be reinstated until a
committee had gone into the merits of
the case. At this point Delegate E.
Boehm stated that, in obedience to in
structions, he had taken steps to reor-
ganize the Metal Trades Section. This
action was endorsed, and he was in
structed to proceed.
The Law Committee was instructed to
adopt some plan which will insure the
repeal of the features of the conspiracy
laws that bear on labor organizations
ann strikes.
The Non-Intercourse Committee were
assigned to investigate the strike at the
McNear q Deleza cigar factory.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-07
THE EIGHTH STREET MEETING.

The absence of Mr.. Geo B. Murray,
owing to the continued illness of his
mother, prevented the debate upon
The Past and Future of the X. of L.
Col. Hinton, who had just returned from
Chicago, spoke instead, giving the result
of his observations at the Chicago ere
publican convention. He said it was
mainly party "Reminiscences resusci-
tating war events to breed a sentimental
sympathy. Resolutions demanding free
land for settlers were offered by the
most extensive plunderers of land them
selves. TO choose between the demo-
cratic and republican party was
like choosing between the devil and the
deep sea. I'm conclusion the speaker
illustrated how the iron law of wages
answered both platforms. Wages rep
resenting merely the lowest cost Of
living.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-07

but must be furnished exclusively by
the trades union delegatng him;
Whereas, Even if any of the Socialists
named We're delegated. we believe they
should not be excluded, as they are
members or acknowledged leaders in the
German labor movement,
Resolred, That we, the representatives
of the New York United Trades Unions,
sympathizing with the object of our fel-
low workmen, the German Socialists
brand the action of the Parliamentary
Committee as narrow minded and frivo-
lous, resulting in the exclusion of the
most essential part of the labor move
ment possessing class consciousness, thus
frustrating the real object of an interna-
tional congress,
Resolved, That these resolutions be
transmitted to the Parliamentary Com
mittee and published in the press,