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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
Producers of Dried Fruits
Organizing.
THE MARKETS TO BE OPENED.
Lester Wallack Numbered With the
Dead-IOwa's Puritanic Pro-
hibitiOn Law.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
SAN Francisco, September 6.--About
seventy-fve persons interested in the
dried fruit interests of the State assem-
bled at the rooms of the State Board of
Horticulture to-day to consider plans for
extending the Eastern market for the
sale of California dried fruits and raisins
and to discuss methods of united action
to secure lower freight rates and also to
perfect organization of dried fruit pro-
ducers and shippers. w. G. Blockwood,
of Haywards, presided. Among those
present were l. R. Wilcox, Of Santa
Clara, and Captain st. Hubert and
DR.. Hastings, of Fresno. Fruit In
spector Klee and Prof. Wickson, OF
Berkeley. A letter from II. Winstock,
Of Sacramento, referred to the large yield
of fruit this year, and said great as was
the output into Eastern markets, the
t uture will see greater advance 8, and
California fruit will soon be found in sea
son in all the States of the Union
But at present the drying of fruit il
necessary in many districts, and that the
organization of fruit dryers, similar te
the Fruit Union, was essential. L. W
Buck, OF Vacaville, General Manager Of
the Fruit Union, favored such an organi-
zation, and said the market in the
East for California dried fruits was just
beginning. A. T. Hatch, ex-Presiden.
of the Fruit Union, suggested that a
combination of dried fruit owners be
formed, with agencies in all the dried
fruit consuming centers of the United
States; samples could be sent to the
agents with prices and quality, and the
goods sold by sample. This will
be preferable to an exchange.
Executive Officer Wheeler, of the
State Viticultural Commission, favored
the plan suggested by DR.. Hatch, and
advocated the drying of grapes as prefer
able to making wine therefrom. After
speeches by DR.. Kimball, of Haywards,
Mr.. Buels, Mr.. Smith, of Contra Costa
county, and others, favoring the move
ment, motion that organization be effect
ed was carried land committee consisting
of II. H. Wainstock, A. T. Hatch, r. B.
Blowers, of Woodland; Geo. A. Flem-
ming, of Napa; Jno. T. Cutting and
David B. Allison were appointed to
formulate plan of organization.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Los Angeles HOnOred.

The Grand Council OF the Young
Mems Institute, which just held its
meeting at Stockton, honored two prom
inent Angelefios with Offices in the Grand
Council. Mr.. John ?. Moran was elect
ed Grand Vice-President, and by this
selection the Grand Council has shown
its wisdom. Mr.. ]. Henry Dockweiler
was elected Grand Lecturer. His gas
tronomic qualifications eminently fit him
for the place SO selected. The institutes
Of Los Angeles feel highly elated over
this news.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
ANOTHER COUNTY HEARD FROM.
tlr. Pearson Tells What He Knows
of Politics.

EDITORS HERALD-You published on
Tuesday morning a set OF resolutions
purporting to come from colored men of
thought and experience, Among the
names signed to the resolutions was that
of Rev. Jordan Allen. Mr.. Allen has
seen fit, through the columns of the
Tribune, to disclaim any knowledge of
the move. am one of the many men of
my race in this city who are interested
IN the present and failure prosperity of
the race, therefore | am ready to stand
by anything 1 do which will give
political recognition to them. Mr.. Allen,
however, says one thing in private and
when he is in the pulpit, that he is for
Christ; out of the pulpit he works for -?
Such has been his action in the matter
shall now refer to.
l concluded some time ago to strike
Tor liberty. | came to the con-
clusion that the colored men of
California had been hoodwinked
by the Republican office seekers.
| therefore sought the most intelligent of
my race and suggested the advisability
OF organizing for their mutual benefit.
Among the men l conversed with was
Rev. Jordan Allen. He acquiesced in
all | said and suggested, and signed the
resolutions which appeared in your pa
per. All of the others who signed met
and formed an organization and we pro.
pose to be heard from before long. But
Kew. Allen is vacillating in his political
ideas.
am puzzled to know what will happen
at death to some OF our polite Christians,
but most upchristian politicians. Will
both OF their characters go heavenward
together? Ii the strongest prevails they
will certainly be seen making rapid tran
sit time otherwheres. If their Christian
character is saved what will become of
their political character? Shall they be
sundered in two, as Solomon proposed to
divide the contested infant? If dual
character were not fagitiously wicked, it
would still be sUpremely ridiculous, but
it is both. Let old and young men mark
these amphibious exemplars and avoid
their influence. The young have moth
ing to gain from those who are saints in
religion and morals and Machiavels in
politics; who have partitioned off their
hearts, invited Christ into one half and
Belial in the other. And to me it is a
great wonder that bolt from Heaven.
such as crushed Sodom, does not slay
some of our political Christians. It is a
wonder to me that the earth does not re-
fuse the burden and open itself into
yaWnlng abyss and swallow up hypocrit-
ical sky pilots.
THOMAS PEARSON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Cure For Piles.

Itching piles are known by moisture like
perspiration, producing a very disagreeable
itching after getting warm. This form ss well
as blind, bleeding and protruding piles yield at
once to the, application OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected. absorbing the tumors, allaying the
so cents. Sold by G. H. Hance, 79 North
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Speeches an d Documents.

The political campaign. which has now
fairly begun, ViH appeal largely to the in
tetigence Of yoters through printed
documents. The HERALD Book and job
Department IS prepared, With neW type and
presses, to print speeches and campaign
documents by the thousand or million,
IN good style, at reasonable prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
G.. A. SUMNER Il co.

FOR SALE.
$......-Lot 5Ox179, Thompson st., Ellis tract.
Make an cffer.
$1,00o-Lot 50x150, Hinton ave-, Victor Hths.
S1,175-Lot 5Ox2oO, Ellendale place, near
Adams. Mnst be sold. Cost 81 600
one year ago.
$2,600-Lot 50x135. Ninth and Earl.
$5.000-Lot Cox Ox1o5-Flower ST., near Eighth.
$3, OOO-Brick house, 8 rooms, furnished, San
Pedro st. Fruit trees. Half cash.
$4,25O-House, 8 rooms, Court and william
One-th1rd in cash and part in lots.
TO LET.
$13-Co'tage, 4 rooms, Morris st.
$14-Cottage, rooms, Bonito tract
Sl5-Coitogc, rooms, Metcalf st, near Temple
$15-Ccttage rooms Forester ave.
Y20-Cottage, 4 rooms, Earl st., near Eighth.
S22-Cottage, rooms, Shaw ave. near Main
$25--Cottsge, rooms, Girard St, nj. Broadway
H25-Cottage. rooms, Catherine, near Main.
$27 5O-House. rooms, Myrtle near Pico.
$3O-Houte, rooms, York and Martin.
&35-House, 7 rooms, Temple st. line.
S3o-House, rooms, San Pedro, near Twelfth.
$37-HOuse, rooms, Martin, near Washington.
$4O-Flat, 8 rooms, Main and Brooklyn.
S40-Flat, rooms, Gfaud and Eighth.
$45-House, 8 rooms, Pearl, near State; large
$50-House, IL rooms. Bellevue place.
$SO-House, u rooms, Hope, near Pico; all
modern luxuries.
S25o-Store, on Main st., near Court House.
$2OO-StOre, on Main st., near Postoffice.
$175-StOre, on Main st., near second.
$15O-Store, on Main st near to Plaza.
$75-St0re, on Main st., near Fourth.
Hotels, Lodging Houses, Stores and Vacant
Lots in different parts of the city.
FOR TRADE.
House of IL rooms; barn; on Angeleno Heights.
House and lot, Boyle Heights.
House and lot New Depot st.
20 acres at Duarte for inside lots; no incum-
brance.
acres on Central ave.; highly improved.
Livery stable for country property.
Fine business for sale on principal thorough
fare; stock invoices $4,000; good terms
given.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
DRS. CASE q CARRoI.u

DENTISTS, Al s. SPRING ST, LOS ANGELES
Il. d. CARROLL, D. D. g., Graduate Baltimore
DIR. =. g. CASE, Licentiate State Board Dental
Great reduction in prices Gold filing. Do
upwsro; gold and platina filings, SI so up IN
ward; amalgam, 81; enamel cement, ST. Bridge
,S Work, golo ana porcelain crowns, cheapest Ia
the CITY, Palnless extraction of teeth. Nv new
process, SOC. Nitrous oxide gas administered cred
II extra. Full sets OF teeth, the very hest SiO
Partial sets IN proportion. We guarantee ali our
WORK W 10 nrs1-ciass IN every particular.
. The original Austrian Hungarian Kitchen can
6e found at the Vienna Buffet, corner Main and
Requena streets. ---~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Puritanic Prohibition.

WATERLOO, Ia, September 6 6-Judge
Ney, under the Iowa prohibitory law,
decides that man cannot lawfully man
ufacture cider for use in his own family.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
DEATH OF LESTER wALLACK.
HIS sudden DISAPPEARANCE from
the Theater of Human Life.

the Theater of Human Life.
STANFORD, Conn, September 6.-Les-
ter Wallack died at 7:20 this morning.
He was yesterday morning, without the
slightest warning stricken with apoplexy
and remained unconscious till he
died. During the day Wallack was
seized with eighteen or twenty convul-
sions, some of them very severe. The
doctors are amazed at the manner in
which he pulled through them. All said
that nothing but his iron constitution
kept him alive. kilograms of coincidence
are pouring in from all parts of the
country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07

VIII find it to their advantage to call on Phila.
oelpnla Srewery, Also street, for the best lager
or steam beer good on draught for weeks at
lowest prices. Bottled lager $1.20 per dozen, If
ootties returned Delivered to any part of the
city. Telephone ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Care For s,cn Headnche,

blotches and pimples on the face. and a sure
cure for sick headache, call at G. H. Hance's
the Druggist, 70 North Spring street. DR..
sums Liver Pills; only one for dose, sample
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Two Brothers Mestauranf.

No. 20 East Second street. is the best and clean
est place to eat in the city. Ice cream every
day. chicken on Sunday; 25c. a meal ,21 tickets
$3.50. Thomas and Guy Bedford.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Dealers ana Consumers of Beer

Private entrance for ladies to the Vienna
Buffet, on Requens street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
For sale,

At No. Turner street. twenty head Of fine
driving. draft and saddle horses that can be
bought at a sacrifice if called for in the next
few days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

., Tne tenor OF communications appearing in
THIS column Is not necessarily endorsed by the
EDITORS OF the HERALD. The writer who desires
TO be heard in it should always accomnany his
screed with his full name. not necessarily for
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Los Angeles and San Diego
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
No. North Fort Street
Board of Trade Building).
. Free Carriage to show Property. "a

Have for Rent
3-room house, Brent near Pearl st .S15
Broom house, Court near Ohio st. Is
4-r0Om house, Howard near Macy st ~ IS
room house, Patton, near Temple st - l6
room house, Winfield, near Eleventh st. IS
4-room house, Santee, near Laurel st., fur
nlshed .......:.................-. 40
4'Toom house, Carey near Walnut st ... lS
broom mouse, bellevue, near Brent ........ 13
broom mouse, workman, near Downey ave. 25
broom mouse, walnut, near Downey ave-. 20
Broom house, Elmore, near Union ave Is
6-room house, Twelfth st, near Central ave. 40
1-room house, Main, near Bloom, furnished 40
7-room house, Boston, near PEARL furnished IS
1-room house, Montreal, near Pearl .. 40
7-room house, Temple, near Brent ....... 35
7-room ouse, Centennial, near Temple -. 35
7-room house, Fort, near Ninth, furnished. 100
S.room house, Main near Cells ... so
l0-room house, Flower, near Tenth ...... 60
II room house. Bellevue ave.............. 55
Other houses and stores.
For Exchange
Improved and unimprOved California for
Eastern property.
Houses rented.
If you want to sell or exchange property, come
and see us. We take pleasure in describing and
showing property, and If you don't find any
thing to suit you there will be no harm done.
au12 Pm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

DOnahue's Grocery House.
Fine teas, coffees and extracts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07

For New York and Arizona q. A. Dobinson
ia West Second street. Holleubeck Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07

DR w. w. MURPHY, OCULIST AND AUR-
IL ist, 1O7 Spring st., Hollenbeck block, Los
Angeles. Office hours A. M. to IL M. and to
4PM aug24tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-07
81 NORTH MAIN ST.
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Pamphlet on Los Angeles on application.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
pRorEcTi0N AND PROSPERITY.


TSnfAStroEs, Oct H. - SIX thousand
pcsf.ie allied Tufnlinsan hall tonight g a.
Hastings OF Eenuss Wrnia aud NJ J. anr-
raF ~ Boston eateTigiucd the crows before
Mr B,aine apps efea. Nhcu he did he 3 a.
received with great applause. lie said thaf
the Argument against psotteiiye tar.h
was ou a AHe 90 rr,j jsdsrc The Nest against
The East. sha ihc Eastern states g0' the
beuodf OF protection aad tRe Western
stats is harden. To answer To this he
gave the I-gpu alton q Ii Western
states taken "a lss9 and CON
also referred 90 the ailh Of tause states
under the tso cen ass, showing that 30
i~af the agurecGte wealth = as under ste9.-
TO $50. and that . years aiferRaFd is was
Si6s3 80 ps0c,si iH i-ss3 he aid tii,isF siatcs
hal .8.0u mliFs Il railroad. ~ dns ines
had nearly 81 n9 miles 81 aliruad, Or near
Nv three times tae mileage thai vas eosl.
taiuxd IN the whole Union before toe ciFil
var TAX ug the l.adlug cities 81 tae
western state. ia 1sa0 faeiF aszregate Pop
ulai3uE sss ,v0. while Is-'ia s-thef hefs
q. augto "fhiS Is fle sa-. ss.d Nj.
Blaisc, ''pr0tactiv. tafl.f has bseH retars-
ing the growth gaa deeeieprieBt 9f me
Kese-rsng 70 ,hs foreign corusre q
the co8utry. when the Democrats sad
pas nil gone 80 pitcee. he aea.n susied
frufa the ceusas - shuse ilisf ftnia ihe
tfant America was dt-coF er1t ia tle esfc-
fion Of Abraham lincoln. the ExEr'-Eaie
sraauaiud "a s .iss5 81 SO flom lstG g. ~
the ssxreRAie shinHieufs hsEe been tEs,5tsi.-
tsg8axs, most lrI1ie Is Hlrsrh - = Ftere
- gae present. ffe'ertsfe 3Afid - : W4r
during ghe whole prcf.pis Alsiers 81 ta@
Afacrlf sa coaltingaL
Eisfae reruraetl ta Gen hatlfssin's fts.
actca. where be sIssnt tae nlstr Tie
t.afes i1F EgausFii.c - i.i29l9a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-12
sNoHomlsH.
The Hop Crop GArnsred-rers6naf
Mention.

sgsHoHisu, Oct i6.-NOrshern Indians
afe coming d8wa the river IRON the bop
Yards ON the SkS kynish, and also from the
great snoguaiinie hop ranch. and are
sreHdiuK freely the money they have
earned. ptruhasiug goods from toe dlgtrs
ent merchants about town. There are
ab nj 80 of them, 30 tsai their trade i aa
item ~ considerable mas0i;uae The
principal hop ards in snohoiaish county
ase those oi Messrs. Hartman, Johnson.
Taylor. Fiiz Maurice. iliilefy aud feiersons
situated Ia the buale9 settlemsnss 0gi tiis
81 kainish riFer, about 20 miles easi OF silo-
hofufsh city. There have lseen several snip
raeuis froin these places a. town, there hf-
ing Number 81 Tons stored AZ Fsrscut IN
FrrQuson's new gAr hoase, Toe hop viil-
issk ss-eins most favorable.
Fraf. Peitt n Saohonish Institute. homes
10 rfratp suiiirient Interest 20 erect, ia the
near fuinfH. = soiamotious tnilninT, an
ornament "a The t0su aad q facility 70 fhc
cause 81 rducstion.
me Whist elm met TUESDAY evening az
Tho residence - Ms. klo ell. The IiNn-
sst seafss wFFe made ~ Mrs. g. +. fniiis
Nitn Il points. ana NJ u. 4. CfOssnaa, a
p9iufs.
firoand j. being broken between the
Hotel fen1bseaf and .. y. CrcssI8an n
Co.'S store, for noa building, 10 be oecu-
paet a. a drug store.
The ST. T. sunaay yeiloai win observe
Glad Tid ng's day, sHd committees are ar
ranging su extensive programme.
Hey. g. =. Bn5ass y spending thls Week
In S attic, and wii return Hasnf&Hf.
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a- - o 80
OLYMPIA.
Froceeaings sf the City Council
Notes af General faterest-

s34YsFlA. Oci if--1he city council mei
iB rsss e. ar sess ga last nigti. CaparilInan
Hstfmas iu the chair. Claims agaIrst fh.
tifg - she amount 81 sisls 70 Ncfc OF.
derel pai& Al ordinance Was FesSed
making sa spFsFUgr. ais0n Of SEA 10 be used
60 toe improvement ef the rapiFal ground.
4 streef lausp y as ordered placed au Guest
usIt street A-fwe n Third rHa Fnurih A
nam. reusiF-sleueA refiiinn vas prs sented,
Y-aFfng ivf she grating sa4 improvement
q Uainn street irem She hAE 90 Gaxlie
ersek aua "a Hesiua fise same WA grant
"a. Tka Citv affeTney Ess 3tsffucied 9
trpVaTs 81 0Tdin anee Tor the gazing Of
Nfss : 81 street - per Ibr nePoFi q the
city survcYur TIE raaafll then al.
j8ii~ris io meet aVa.a fo-uighL
gsFngy H4en az NeH tr-aeesi ir She e1l-
.5rueiassn - fi.a fciephou. lsue beiaee1
fscicd aili sHaah his elgg nr1t Nst-aes'
Fse haarsi ~ trAle hell q nacetinz las.
alchf unfi & setz--sa4 rari.s matters Fs-
sFiag e. the Weisa-r ot t1e rtiY, NEi oNiag
g. - sgss4 Atist.c aiaee sery lslfie f's.slsiess
fhe anfss II thc 3 beksa rsssoe lesse
q odd Fr3iGWs sn fsls eiis gss ct t4e
49, ent fr0m FssCsiY fe kuta. Nu. ~
saere bsiaF a'reatF gsie f.ae.lty in tte
farissi5c sen I Eaeetiass oi The loeee
wiil r. h;d e. iaa ssua ara ioaEth
us-inas ass q saFh gqe91A aev asfcr
As y ~ M51eg sls Fac1 resaefe 81
-easrie fa rasrlsa re7ElaTse
Nss &uaa farsel3 s. ssai.ity FetgTez.s-
fs4.la - faee.it arises - i.lHsss
Sir i-aFd "a &zs Is Ise ET+s a
Er "a ears e % tsa~ e-F
r n j. Nar5. Democratic fs1 lisaai
- Fe Gsaz g.tarat, rslArue45 4Ss'
u5sar frTa fas1rls saias tas- u isssi'
ass gus fz ff1ststs
r. 1aa-s wtsfezs sas sid hss STOCK q.
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CHINESE TEST CASES.
Can Those Who Left China BE-
fore Oct. 4 Enterg
The Duke 9f westminster, Bliied Co
saii To-day, Cannot Transfer
Her Prisoners.

SAN FRANctsco, ocil lt.--Jndgc sawyer,
Of the United siates district court, returned
from Oregon to-day, and In coari issued
two wriis Of hahsas corpus, designed TO
test some OF the questions TO be raised over
the right Of Chinese arriving hers after tho
extension act went into effect 10 land one
writ was for aChlnsman 0n the steamship
Belnle and tae other for a Monsollan pas
senger on the steamship Duke Of West
minister.
TIE former case l. that OF chinaman
with a return certificate. The principal
question to be raised with regard 10 him is
whether congress can consiit1tfonalty do
pfiye Chinese who hold custom house GER
tilicates Of the right 60 return here. As
the lelrie is a Pacific Mail steame + ti54
claim viii be set up that the Chinese w&o.
came Ou that vessel were technicalU On
American soil before the exelusioff ~
was signed. The steamer left Hong kqdX
last month.
la either case probably the only qu 9&><asf
20 be brought up is whether Chinese u{<as
certificate. Ia transit 20 this country a m
time the act went into effect legally t&ihk
under its provisions, as at The time q ~
passage 81 said act the Cinnamon w~@ ~
the high seas aud mad no ms ans OF f114
Ing such an act a. the exclusion aeFhfa
a t,azgsH
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PORTLAND NEWS.
Death OF Oscar I. Clay Triaing
burglary.

FaEgiSSp. Oct li.-osear = CLAY. for
many years the commercial editor 81 the
OfeggH4sa. died at the residence OF his pa
reuts. corner Elesenth aud Maxi e. isi tsis
eity. OF Gr0psy. aged - years. iie had
baen bediast sbout four months AMI his
death VA nat Bexpscted. Mr. Glny was
9efI kusNu throughout Portland ghefs he
fas iVad sines childhood In commercial
eirriee l.. va. "a urd for bis SOUND jaas
Henf. his careful chronicles OF trade move
menis. uad ab0Fe all f1r BIS uu1iuebing
iutegrity. lie was an active Hclaiaer nua
high 0aieer ia the kuights Of fYthias
Capt Hofatio CushiBg diea last evening
Dc, s.sef came to this city ia isi5.
last MIGHT burglars tufefed the lsHelry
store of n. FLANDERS. corner 0f first aus
Washington sife.ts, ani stole about sIi
worth oi goods Enirsnre was effected
through q thin wooden partition On the
Wasning3un ssrett side
The grand lodge. X Of T.. elected the
following officers this afternoon, q. g.,
VT Hume. Portland; . v G.. .. H.
lrxisw, Alhaay. g. p. A. A., Cleveland,
Astoria. d.. X ~ 4 aud =. Ward : SfeFt ns.
i'arfiaii. a. y. of A., }. bAyafd, Tue
Dalies e. T. a.. Mr. Cf ssmop, IN 0faad
d. o. o.. hasiss Feiloas, fofifand.
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cIeARMaKEns LEAVING CUBA.


TAMPA. Fla. Oct ll.--Fiftecn weeks ago
the cigarmakurs' strike. inanguraIed tn
Havana, was unable to fight the trust
which the manufacturers had formed on
their own soil, The strikers have decided
rl.on a plan which threatens 20 destroy one
of Cnbs's greatest industries 1t Is nothing
less than a movement 10 depopuiatc the
island Of every striking oigarmaser. The
Alamaya obrpro, n labor organization slml.
lar TO the Knights OF Labor. has taken
charge OF the strike. Gen. Enrique kssig,
editor of III Pfod5tcf0r, Is now in the Unltsd
states placing the situation before Ameri-
can manufacturers and employees.
Largely attended meetings have already
been held In Florida cities. There are 10
factories in Havana aud about COCO men
ON strike. Every cigaTmaker Ia Key West
aud Tampa have agreed each 10 pay sl n
week toward the support of the strikers,
aud hundreds have agreed to receive aud
house families coming from Havana, and
Mr None has offered tO take az once 200
oper-tars Into his rev factory. Two hun
red families are on the way aud VIII ar
rive this week. Others viii follow a. fast as
they can secure transportation.