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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

East iue SrOCtr.
THE House of Lords.
ssN AGO laundry is the best
IN AGO Steam Laundry is the best.
For fine stationery go to His Bros
Go to the Waco Steam Laundry.
Oysters on the half sholl NJ the ST.
Charles,
sOysters and fish in all styles at the
Nt. Charles
Deposit your dimes and dollars
with Maytield.
Ladies strapped rubbors at Sleeper,
Gfton IL Coz,
Mems strapped rubbers at Sleeper,
Mfton u Cos.
pridout) for the teeth. For sale by
W. A, williamson Il Co.
ladies and mems arctics at Sleeper,
clifton & Co.'S.
lak9 your "eye openers" at the
House Of l.ords.
\ Nayfeld allows interest on depos-
" OF ten dollars or more.
Or. R, l.. Monroe, dentist, Up Aus
70 Ave. bet Seventh and Eighth
Hill Bros carry the handsomest
~ OF stationery i'll the market.
Mems rubber boots at Sleeper, Cliff
l. Co.'S.
HANDKERCHIEF extracts specially
H. L. Spooner & Co.'S. drug store.
pld papers at The EXAMINER Of
alto ceAts q hundred or $l.5O a
rsand,
p'idonto imparts fragrance to the
1ath. For sale by W. A. William
Ms Co.
.t'op in at the House of Lords on
!Wf way home to dinner. 1t will give
!eu an appetite.
Vthers come and go but Jackson
Photographer, is one OF Waco,
uianent institutions.
no St, Jacobs hotel which was solo
~ Oy The sheriff Will be re-opeued il
w days by MIR. Parrish.
QFdonto beauties and improve,
Teeth, For sale by w. a. Wi
nSon a. Co.
Pay your meats from j. c. Grip
XII central market and be happy
whole of the year 1888.
sAIOmpicated watch repairing spe,
IN at a. >. Lesie's. Experience ant
comblned. Moderate charges.
dvu /. Duval, South Third street
Gler in hay, corn, oats, bran and 70,
foods delivered free.
p.r..lonto, liquid and powder, in on
II aage, only nifty cents. For sale b.
/ a. Williamson a. Co.
nerson, Mathushek and Webe
4S' are our leaders. Thos. Cog
q, b6roY No. 1863 South Fourt
b HI cheap and good groceries, veg
IN GHd everything in the suppl
W! last Goods delivered ire,
- Sixth and Austin.
tnt C ! t carriages, bus or baggage WACO
&egins business or trains, telephon
s knsIo. " Green, managers Cit
. sotrls' Csscarine is not a cure-aI
Ger. eHiclent remedy for those di
hdit "Nlch arise from the disturbe
b &a,. avn oithe liver aud stomach.
b lbpGg,C,' l. Dowdy, formerly vii
b. I'm tbo - osn says that in his opiniC
= P'op4e want is respousib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23

CARE ARTICLES FOE HOUSEHOLD DbCoKAIoH
The house of Lord & Taylor Broadway and Tween
teih.st, are now displaying handsome assortment
Of fine upholstery goods and carpets suitable ior Guy
houses and country cottages Agenne stripes ~
elk and cotton and mohalr and cotton arc SHOWN
in white striped with gold old blue lndia PINK anu
o,her colors Crete curtains usually striped IN
o,.n,., oo,ors and tinsel with India figures on ali
.crp ground. These curtains are taking the place
=, Madras muslin where a sheer drapery with color
q, dos,rod and are shown at comparatively low price
and in the finest grades Of goods known to the manu-
facture SILK curtains In solid colors and two tono
effects are displayed for window drapery ana 'or
,or,,er.. IN country houses and In fats and small
houses in the city. where heavy draperes seem cum
bersoma The newest lace draperes are the lrish
ro,nt curtains which come with lace and Russian
crenadne centres and especially rich ana cHect
i've for window curtain. Saxony curtains and
o,no 10 rrenadne with borders and wide insertions
~ Iouls XIV. lace are shown for elegant drawing
rooms. 80
Amonr novelties arc curtains OF Egyptian lace
india silks IA plain and figured patterns are displayed
in variety for drapIng brass bedsteads, dncheSse
tables and book and for vestlbule anu aSh
curtains Japanese designs and India patterns are
found IN these silks and there are also mower Designs
irha chpysantbemum the royal flower OF Japan, IS
the n,of for many designs other SILKS he Sess.cioa
with lilies or geraniums and ,,ad ,,h anweS
clusters in faint artistic patterns and are used as
eoartS Tor draining easels and other articles In tho
narlor Turkish rugs Of light weight, woven alike on
both Sides are used for portiere drapories ana ior
lounges in the library dining room or smosng.room.
Veonrs remains ono OF the most elegant faofics ior
heavy portlere and window drapery the aouoo-
faced F1urrntine velours Is especially popular loI
nortIeres as Il Is woven in two colors so that IL may
farmonige with both rooms TaIesfrles OF various
kinds SILK brocaellcs and wide SILK pushes are all
used for poriicres and curtains -.
This house has at present large numDer Oh pdt-
terms in English administers. which they are Selling
at 81 so ward and also the finest body brussels,
which they arc selling at 05 cents yard. In adoi.
tlon they displaying a large assortment VI
Oriental rugs from various Eastern lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
DR.. Craig's New Discovery.
Double Dose for the Cutters and Plain Point Tor
the Public.
the Public.


made by themselves In place OF what is desired ana
asked ror-and 70 doubling and treblins their own
gains at the consumers expense.
Dr. craig's new discovery is taking the place OF all
other remedies for all affections OF the urinary organs
dropsy stone In the kidneys and bladder, liver com
piaint bllousness, prostratLon, rheumsusns
govt and heart trouble 1t has cured and Is curing inc
most hopeless cases Of BrighTs disease Send Tor IN
formation this point
Crag's new discovery thoroughly ceanses ana pu''.
nes tho Hood and from impure blood nine-tentns sl
our Ills arise Incomparably valuable as Spring anu
Fall medicine.
Mr.. Sheldon p Pierson, Of Nichols, Fairfield Co.,
Conn (near Bridgeport had been declared by his phy'
cians 10 have Bghps disease In Its last stages iney
said he could not live six weeks lie used Dr. Srass
New Discovery and Is now we'll and strong a. any
man OF his age-sixty years. This was aooos iour
years ago. There has not been return OF 'insie
symptom OF the disease.
One bottle sent free 10 any person VINO senu' 10
certificate from o non-cutting druggist that tho Gus
toner has bought six bottles. This enables all 20 get
the medicine at cutters rates-even II they sell Tue
esnune-vIthous the risk of dealing with theso sup
perry gentlemen.
Price one dollar bottle. For sale by all Respectable
druggists, and By
A. j. WHITE, Limited,
1GS Duane-st, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23

Til, IS their style Of talk: Ys'ss we'v" -" what
YOU ask for but here's article OF own that VIII
cast YOU less money. We know what's IA IL, &c
Exactly; they do know what's In H." and there's
where the profit lies Cost about nothing; profit the
entire balance Cutting pays for an advertised cut On
good thing brings dupcs " buy the bad IL Is oetDer
IN nav living pIOBt honest dealer than IN ouy Oh
the cutter at any price. The reputable druggist sells
you what you ho genuine artiele at the regular
rate the cutter sells you what he peases at any rAe
Decide whether It is safe risk. especially when hessn
and life at stake.
We have already reduced tho price OF Dr. orsis
New Discovery from oil 25 to 81 per bottle Ihs We
l,ye done In the interest Of the consumer There -
M room for further reduction None oil the d. CIss
remedies II genuine can DO sold under tho aaForu'eo
prlce We allow the wholesaler and the retailer small
but reasonable profit and there we stop Iheso reme
dies are not prepared speculation, but 70 ree'e ANA
cure disease ,.
Hence the money is put into the articles the"'cses
net left In the form big margins for ndoiemoh We
are content with profits from large saies anu all
honest druggists are the same.
Therefore the public beware Of those stores "heo
Dr. Cralss New Discovery is offered for less thsn 81
SO far a. possible We shall keep II out OF the nAnas "
these sharks Their intention Is to sell you an "iu
ton or substitute which they realize from Soo 70 1oo
per cent profit IL is their boast that they arc 2oie "
sell half their different and cheaper tnng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
FURNITURE OF EVERY KIND AVID AL PRICES

Anything and everything in the Tine OF furniture may
be at the large store Of the Brooklyn Furniture Com
pany. az No. 55957l Fulton-st. Brooklyn For per.
son wishing furnish house would only be necessary
90 put himself under the charge one Of the company
clerks and everything would be shown that he could DOS
sibly want In carpets. sxmihstcrS wltons mo.
ouettes English body brussels velyets ana tapestry In
prices from so cents So per yard. Mahogany walnut
antique oak and ebony hall stands fancy game tables and
cabinets and library tables found all styles The
hall stands vary In price from IS 70 those costing 1900
with French plate glass mirrors and handsome carving
Marble TOP tables from ss up French plate
from s20 up pzrlor furniture, hareioh psror sets
Of seven pieces SO; pettepoint silk plush
nines SIS crush mohsir plush with highly polished
hoesny frames s70 Argyle SETS covered with Persian
ana wilton rugs. Eve pieces $3.50 TO S50o covered With
imported French tapestry. 6ve pieces 600; hand carved
ebony covered with damask Ave pieces $500.
One ingenious novelty folding bed which folds I'D
10 mako handsome and comfortable arm chaiF, and a
lounge on the same plan may be changed into comfort
Able double bed These sell from $40 up Then there Is
bewndering variety Of lounges. todInebeds. cradles
mattresses. pier glasses. mantes hanging glasses. book
csscs and ladies' fancy desks bufets side,
beards with wood and marble tops dining room tsbes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
NEW-YORK CITY

W. r. Croasdale, the exant- Povertyie, is charged
with having said after tho big labor alr In the Madiso
Square Garden: "The lemon is squeezed now SO
don't care what happens
Archbishop Corrigsn has appointed the Rev. Dr.
william f. Degnan as superintendent Of the Cathonc
schools In this city,
The bark Flora, which arrived here yesterday from
Guantanamo, went ashore Oh Castle Island on April
TO- About 100 bags of sugar were thrown overooard
The vessel was aHoat again within three hours, having
sustained Nd apparent damage.
Judge A. L. Morrison, Of Arizona. Will deliver an
address on "The Battle of Fonenoy." and the irish
Brigade in the Service Of France before the members
of the Gaelic Society, at the rooms, NO. IL west
twenty eiehh-st, this evening at o'clock Ad-
mission is free.
The Methodist Social Union will give reception 10
the Bishops and delegates TO the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the
Opera House, on Wednesday evening, May 2 Inc
programme viii comprise addresses by prominent
members of the Methodist Church. music and supper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
OUTGOING STEAM FRS.
rruep1Y appfT "a
SHIPPI.NG NEVS.
SHIPPING NEWN
PORT OF NEW.YokK SUNDAY. APRIL 20. 1888
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YokR. ........ SUNDAY. APRIL 20. 1855
ARRIVED
os. sa%sT T%s' atS Vernon
Brown 6f SIc a. tie Bar hdai Liverpool April
IL onesn,Owh ~ with mds. and lel passengers to Peter
siss Brstaane tfr, De Jqussen HARE April "a
sips5er River Garry tBr Scott sasus days With :nssr
Sa Uan'' '''''''' ~ n.-.n. Soon, ,,n,v, r,,n
sugar to order vessel " aurbut Co Arrived at the
steamer oayandotte Kelley Newport New. and Norfolk
with and passengers to Old Don;nion SIS
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with md'e 70 hOrau'
Steamer Herman Winter Halstt Boston. with mdss TO
BARK Pnas tGsr Parlov. Plau Jan 20 via EsnOe with
HarS Msrritt (Br shampsr Pernambuco so days, with
sugar 10 srdsr vessel to 5cammen Bros. =,
to ir AmslneS SV Z Co; vessel to Bow Hincken
%.Sh HIv.y 6S,:,Sff% a,,. Win
lumber 10 order; vessel to Parsons ( Lond;.
Brig Clara (Spanl Mantumala Lsguna 26 days. with log
s%e Britssaa Hcchriss days with sugar to
Brig LntzsSrs Brl FsOte Martins 81 days. with
to order; vessel to Miller Bull Co.
sUNsET-At Sandy HOOK, wind calm. clear. At City
SAILED.
Steamer. ses.r for cops1nage1i P0lyns;, Hamburg;
Bark Veronica for havre.
ssllsa.yis Long !'l.ps sound-s'oam.r Bonav,sa
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERa
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN, April 22-salsd. steamers Aursnia tBr)
Hans and Arizons Br Brooks from Liverpool hence for
New.York
fIzIRp April 22-Psssed, steamer Suevia (Ger Barsnds
from New.York u Hamburg.
BRkxKs April 2i-saied steamer Minister Mayb,ch
fGsrI. Fortmann, for Nsu-York
HssrERpA1 pri 2l-ArriVed. steamer zaandan (Dtchl
Ponsen. from Ssw-Yotk;
ROTTERDAM, April 2l-Salsd. steamer Rotterdam (Dtchl
Bakkrr, for Nsw.York.
Bnsehmann for New.York.
HAyRR April 81 Sailed. steamer La Champagne (Frl.
Bsyer, Tor Nev-York.
HAVANA Apr 2l-saled steamer City Of Atlanta Burey
from Mexican ports hence for Nsr.York.
(For later shipping Ne,os. II am rec Fizh PI2s)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
Jersey CITY.

Curiosity attracted audience Of about 1000 men,
women and children yesterday afternoon to the head
quarters of the Faith Cure believers, on the New York
Bay shore at Chapelave. to witness the baptism OF
converts After the usual preliminary services In the
Mount Zion Sanctuary, six candidates were escorted
down to the shore and dipped In the water by Elder
Hancock. The candidates were five elderly women
and one old man. Elders Hancock and Bennett refused
TO give their names, Elder Bennett stating that the
newspapers had been treating them fairly and they
had no desire for any further notorley. The services
afforded great deal of amusement to the spectators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
WHAT Is coINGfoN TO-DAY.

Thomas B. Kerrs trial for bribery. Oyer ana Terminef
Court ..,,,, 4, ntosmoro Calvary Church, 10
a.. m nv Sanate Commit
tee Supreme Court Chambers, 10 a. m c..o,.o No
ee nai election OF Italian Chamber OF Commerce. NO
"a Safest, D. ...s pos,ors, ,neetinrs IL
Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors meeuhS' -
O. m. chn,nh Conference. Bleecker
ST. seo m Club Of the XVIII Assembly District
ncenny Medical Society, No. II West Thrty-nrsts~
D. - ~, a. uos, rvcntv.eirhth-st 8 D.
Sens Of veteran encers and soldiers OF the sth hes
imenL o 90 Men,, Renublican Club Of the XVIlth ana
xIxtS assembly Districts Fifty seeond-st ana se'en'n
ST. Georges Society annual dinner Delmonc0s' even
hsi caden,v Of Sciences Columbia College, D. M a,
Goth Regiment Veteran Corpss anniversary s' NJ
mory, D. m ,s..-.uo,,,ar uotei 40 H. m
Progress Club reception evening. e..E r,.s.r
Exhibition drill Of Red Shield Guard Seventh freSoy
terrain Church, evening 81. ,o,n.r rrouse g
Young Mems Democratic CLUB. honinAn A'
..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
NEWARK.

The Street Commissioner of Newark with gang of
men made tour of the city at a. m. yesterday and
forcibly removed all the loose distractions on the
sidewalks At the newspaper Offices, bulletin boards
we're alen and boxes boards sign boards etc., with
out number were conscated 10 all the business streets
It is the determination Of the city authorities to keep
the sidewalks clear of distractions and to repeat the
raid whenever necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
BROOKLYN.

The Rev. DIR. Chauncey Brewster the new rector Oh
Grace Episcopal Church on the Heights, who went 10
Brooklyn from Church, Baltimore, TO succeed Ut
W. A. Snvely preached his drs sermon IN his new pun,
pit Yesterday. He is a comparatively young man anu
breaches with much eloquence and Vigor
The parade of Barnums Circus attractions VIII DC
reviewed by Mr. Barnum himself from the steps OF the
City Hall at 10 a. m to-day. The parade VIII pass
through many Of the principal streets
council of Congregational Churches has been called
10 install the Rev Jay NJ Taft In the pastorate OF the
East Congregational Church on Thursday
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Industrial
School Association Will be held on Thursday evening,
and Dr. r. II. Meredith is expected to speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
LECTURE on JAPANESE MISSIONS

The Rev. DR.. r. s. Maclay, Of Toxic Japan, tho
superintendent Of the Methodist Missions In japan.
made interesting mission address the children OF
the Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church. In West Thr
tleth-st., yesterday afternoon. Dr. Maclay went 10
Japan 4 missionary in 1s47, and has devoted his
life TO mission work In Japan. China, and Corea He
compiled dictionary OF Chinese terms which enabled
religious books TO be translated into Chinese He was
one OF the committee TO translate the New Testament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
NEWS IRON THE SUBURBS.
NEW..IERSEY.

George McCuirc, Of No. 3 Jacksonst. Hoboken, had
his wife arrested about yesterday and charged
her with habltual drunkenness. Tho woman seemed
TO be on the verge Of delrium tremens. In the after
noon Mcclure was admitted the cell to see his wife
and the doorkceper caught him in the act Of smuggling
a bottle of whiskey to her. The whisky was con-
fscated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23

is beginning 70 feel the strain Of CONTINENT In the Iomo'
and 20 appreciate the gravity OF the charges against
In an anxious yesterday she asked reporter s
49,. a..nd,d,v as a friends what he thought OF her
chances She was assured that with the 0fana jury ys
90 haar from her chances for remaining In the Tomos all
summer were excellent" The medium seemed san mo'o
depressed tho suggestion She was pein''eu "
ton youehsafed her.
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HOME VS..


PROMINENT ARRIVALS M II'D no -
ALBEMARLE-sr John Lister Kaye and wue ep OF
England and John NJ. Robinson, OF Bsitiinofe. e,
vooPT-The Earl OF Nofbury and William Cunafd o
rondon BRUNSWICK Edmund Robertson, NJ T., OF
tsorIacd CLARFN DON-Mme Modlesks ana MRS 1ohi
n norman FIFTH AVENUE-ExCongressman osorse
RsgIey of watertown. ~ Y. GRAND-E1M Mayor
A eleeeker Banks, OF Albany, NEW-YoRK-Mrs Sco.'
ctadons VICTORIA--Coonel De Lancey floyd,Sohes
% Army WINDSOR-Chief Judge William @ Kruger.
Of the NewYork Court Of Appeals and Baron 0O'ef Oh
Gam nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
LONG ISLAND.

Frederick Schmtt, farmer of Valley Stream, was
assaulted by Joseph George and his SON Joseph
George, IT., neighbours yesterday, and almost Killed.
They were arrested and will be arragned before
Justice Healey today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23

ehaonneres chairs forty cents to almost any prce
one IL willing TO pay chamber sets stoves unwsfe ana
refrigerators The occupies seven large soie
"a sniovs ten teams ana drivers constantly TO deliver
/ thaiP goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
rHE rEPuBL1oAY PRIMA RIES TY BRooKLYN

THE REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES IN BROOKLYN.
The Republicans Of Brooklyn are making active
preparations for the primaries, to be held May O.,
and the conventions TO follow on the two succeeding
days. when the delegates to represent Kings County
the Republican National Convention at Chicago and
the State Convention next month will be elected.
The county is entitled 10 two delegates for each Of
the four Congressional districts II is likely that the
following prominent Republicans will DO selected to
30 to Chicago: lid District, William II. Ray and
Timothy L. Woodruff; lid District, Jesse Johnson
and v Illam c. bryant: Nth District, Theodore Il.
Willis and Michael J. Dady: With District, Senator
Jacob Worth and Dr. Louis E. Nicot. For delegates
at-large several Brooklyn have been suggested,
among them ex-Mayor Low. ID. A. Baldwin Of the
Republican General Committee John b. Green, pres-
dent of the BROOKLYN Republican Club Major L. III.
Hobbs and John WInslow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Some months ago Charles Stoke, of Wcstchester,
fell heir TO 80 900 from relative in Germany. Being
dissatisfied with the system adopted by American
banks, he hid the money under big flag stone, and
.from time TO time drew II until he had used about
500 The other day he went TO draw some more,
when he found some one had preceded him and taken
the remainder away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
MAXINE M ELL[IEYOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TCbAI
san rise. sos 643 Moon sets 34s Moo.'s age IL
HIGH WATER
4 M-sandyUooy 44sI GOV Isrd $40 Hell Gats. ZOOS
p A.-SRndy Hook. 5:l9 Gov. IslL o:oO hen os'e 'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23

NIIsFIT and uncalled for suits overcoats or
WI trousers from leading aiorsa az half valu. LANGs
Mani Clothing ParlOrs % Il. l4ths under Morton House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-23
BeLIGIoUS WoRF At COOPER UyJ0y

Charles Herald the Ievvalist, spoke last night az
Cooper Union a large audience. One Of features
Of these Sunday evening meetings at which Mr. Herald
presdes is collection is taken the expenses
being betrayed by fIlends The amount spent during
the last six months four thousand dollars
After the needing IN the main hall those most interested
adjourned 70 small ROOM where several made profession
OF faith and at the end Of the meeting there hand
shaking Gil around. policeman had 70 quiet OBJ
scperous spectator in the back IN tho latter meeting
THE DTSs BBBAR IS SOME WHAT FRioHTESED
Madame Diss Debsr. the language OF one OF her
keepers was considerably toned down" yesterday. She
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-08
STILL FIRM.
The EasIgeers af the c. ID. a. q. Railroad
IiuyieidinR -conipromise Prob ,ble.

The EaaIueer. af the c. ID. e. q. Railroad
UuyieidinR Comp promise Prob ibie.
Twenty-Five engineers from the Read
inc Railroad arrived at Chicago, ILL.,, in
charge OF Pinkerton detectives, to take
the places Of the strikers. Dispatches
from points ON the main lines and
branches o. the Chicago, Burlington d
Quincy Railroad are all Of the same tenor.
They show that the movement OF freight
trains has ceased, no attempt In that
direction being made by the company.
Passenger trains are being run on many
Of the lines, but with great irregularity.
On some lines men cannot he found TO
man the engines, and even passenger
traffic has been blocked. The Brother
hood Of Engineers remain firm, and the
men nj the throttle were as q rule shop
hands. master mechanics, yardmon and
Others Of little or no experience. As q
result. the running Of trains was attended
with great difficulty. Noticts have been
posted at all the leading points notifying
lie strikers that unless they apply for
work at once they may con-
slider themselves discharged from
Tic company's employ. There Is
no report that any considerable num-
her have complied with the order.
The great strike on the Chicago, Bur.
Iinpton & Quincy Railroad will be ended
soon according to the latest dispatches.
C.E. Perkins. president of the road, per
sonally met p. NJ. Arthur, chief Of the
eugineers' brotherhood, and reached
martial understanding. Whenthey sepa-
rated. Il was with On agreement that they
should come together again, and IN {
friendly spirit resume consideration ol
the difficulty between the committee and
its men, and bring, II possible, matters
to 4 quick and mutually satisfactory con-
clusion. The only persons present Of the
meeting besides Messrs. Perkins and Ar
thur were Chief Sergeant, Of the firemcn,
Mr.. Perkins's private secretary and
prominent Knight Of Labor. i isunder-
stood that the latter person, whose nainc
4 withheld, was 20 large degree instru-
mental in bringing the meeting about.
one hundred and scyenty-iiyc skilled en-
pineers arrived from the East over the
Fort Wayne TOAD under contract with the
burlington road. They are knights ol
Labor from Reading, Pa,