Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16

uaoe 70 somewhat earlier TINS year.
The American Glass Co, Of the South
side, resumed operations on the 11th inst
after lengthy shut down. This concern
employs 20 men. IL mas o''e's sneau ior
siA non'n7'
The Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis Railroad Co, will build large new
machine shops at Nashville, and are about
commencing grading Tor them. Ii 10 said
that Is acres OF land will DO devoted to the
shops
An official circular notifying the MEM
bers Of the Knights Of Labor OF the resigua-
ton Of General Secretary Litchmsn aud OF
the appointment Of John W. Hayes IN his
stead, 10 take effect September 3, has been
sent out from the K. OF l.. headquarters.
The Rogers Foundry Co, Belleyille, H.,
have been awarded an increase of contract
for cable yokes for Denver street railway.
They are now getting ready to increase
their output OF yokes from 12o day, a. at
present, to $50.
The Ohio Valley Foundry Co, of Bell
aira Ohio. built large addition 10 their
works last wear. and are now considering
the adyisability of adding another build
inc which will almost double their pres
emit capacity and give employment to q
large number Of additional workmen.
FM Stowe. of wiuneeonne, ID ia said,
has solved the problem of tempering brass.
He has shown an edged tool that will cut
a seasoned nine or hemlock knot without
sfFsctinv the tool. and tho various tests he
has made nroyed il superior to steel for
crtt;pg nnrnoass "a IL takes altogether a
Amer sd1s,
An electric motor il in successful opera
ton for wood-aswipg in Lewistcwn, Me,
1t is a six-horss power, and with 26 inch
saw. which WAS driven st a velocity of
a5O revolutions per minute, a cord of
slabs was sawed in twenty minutes. The
pr,pristor claims that with q six-horse
power motor he can do more work than
with a ten horse power steam engine.
Tho yrsat seheme for emitting down wages
il 10 induce large numbers of workirgmen
10 concentrate at a given point, under pre-
tense Of obtaining work, when the labor
market il already overcrowded at that
point. Thus the most bitter competition
is iuaugurstsd, and the capitalists reap
the benefits. Particularly is this prscticsd
on ignorant and unsuspecting immigrants.
Craftsman.
North China Herald: "Nsverthelessue-s"
distinguishes tie Chinaman from the Eu-
ropean. The Cninaman can write all day,
work all day, stand in one position all
day, weave, beat gold, carve ivory, do To-
finitsly tedious jobs Tor ever ana ever ai Az,
discover no more signs OF wesrihesS Anu
irritation than II ne were mscn'ae'
At late meeting OF the California Board
OF Trade W. H, Mills Endorsed the innova'
tion Of putting boys at ftuit picking III
stead OF the employment OF oninSnse'
Girls are employed at irult crying ihSy
make 81 per day and are done at CLOCK
Bows and men get 81 per Day
The Brooklyn Liquor Dealers Assocla'
tion held picnic some days ago. Inc
members went in carriages, and they wore
white high hats. Some OF their customers
who watched them wore empty pocAs'S
and ragged coats
st. Louis is the greatest mule market II
the world. The sales amount to over 20,
OOO, 600 per year. Atlanta, Ca, CONES
next, and taxes IN over szOoo'T"' u'
stock is raised IN tennessee hen'ucAI
and Missouri.
Californis's wine crop this year will b
an increase from 10 70 % per cent. owe
last years production: resent inoleA
tions point Ito TO 2o,SSo,oOG gaI,on' u WIN
and zoo, 900 boxes OF raisins.
Emrlovss i, a water works at Water
town. Dak., who recently won an increa1I
from 81 so 70 s.. 10 per day, struck for 3;
when they saw the demand for hsrves
hands. They were sll discharged.
II il aeldom that city official has hi
pay reduced. At Oeala, Fla. the cit,
marshall now gets $50 per month ara va
city clerk SO per month Each hsd Dee
receiving $50 per month
The Mikado of Jspau's palace OF 40
rooms, work on which WAS begun 10 iso2
is almost finished. Inc piano ~ ITO,
Americs. Some OF the furniture was mao
in Germany.
The strike oil the nrsSemen OF .ns OUTLAY n:ne
Rochester and Pittsoorgn iairoau asns
1 NN - =. =. =, haa,, ann,
than fourteen n"urS PEI u"' "'' "''A ''-'
promlSeu ,,.uh.
A Baltimore street raiir" ~a% conpa"' ="
cut the wages OF S.iv We l'Isy "' To.tI S,
uuetI Nv On, ~ from Al AZ n 81 IS per day.
are " W $3.50 . ,,h.nr w am
a s~oro ,SSy - = Irssant tbs, ar
Ply wa ,- 1Sss r. dav on .
I Wads's FIBRE snd Fabric says in lie
many and France On expert weaver WI
run three looms; IN Easisnd Jour- anu
America SIX to eight 'oons'
The signs are that lali VIII open Soo
and that retail trade VIII neg'n carly. SuS
at least is the report In the large ea''e'
cities.
Some questions asked OF Secretary VIM
uey by Senator Chandler hltea oo'ooo Pas
and when placed on the floor stood 81
six feethight. 49,,
The National Association OF Marble al
Granite Manufacturers ard Dealers D
-, 80 -----.g,.3ararS Thay a,nnlDy liN