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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
ECCLESIASTICAL SPIES.
Is the Russian Church I'm San Fran.
cisco a Detective bureau?

SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-It is claimed
by many Russians here that the burning
of the Russian Church, yesterday morn
ing, with the loss of $4,000, was the
work of an incendiary with the object OF
concealing the misappropriation OF funds
and getting rid of Bishop Vladimir, who
had narrow escape from burning to
death. 1t is stated that the Russian
Church here is nothing but detective
agency and that the clergymen are
acting as spies for the Russian Govern
ment. Several members OF the congre-
cation say that the affairs OF the church
are in the hands OF an unscrupulous ring
and that two Bishops have already been
murdered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
oap,atn Jack GETS a show,

SANTA FE. N. M, May 22.-Captain
Jack and eight other Apache Indians,
sentenced to imprisonment by the mill
tary commission in Arizona, three years
ago, passed through here to-day on their
return from the Columbus, Ohio, peni-
tentiary, the Supreme Court of the
United States having granted them a
new hearing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
..Cherchez I,Homme.v

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, May 22.-Miss
Rucker and Miss Kyle, two young ladies,
engaged in bloody battle to-day with
knives, and after desperate encounter
Miss Kyle fell to the ground exhausted.
Both girls are terribly wounded and Miss
Kyle is in dangerous condition, The
trouble was about young man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
Officers of "a New AssociatiOn.

SACRAMENTO, May 22.-Officers Of the
new Golden Gate Fruit Association have
been elected, as follows: President, A. T.
Hatch, of Suisun; Secretary pro tenn,
VIM. M. Jenks, of Sacramento; Treas
urer, California State Bank; Directors,
E. l.. Earle, @. w. Reed, A. l.. Hatch,
@. W. Pike, George d. Kellogg, R. G.
Ke,ls, Sutter county; T. FL. Bucking-
ham, Vscaville; r. w. Blowers, Yolo !;
w. S. Kendall, Sacramento.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
Murat HaIstend,s yacat,on.

CINCINNATI, May pa New York
special to the Commercial Gazette says
that Murat Halstead, of the Commercial-
Gazette, sails for Europe tomorrow on
the steamer Augusta Victoria. His OBJ.
ject in gong abroad is to get away from
his occupation and recover from his
recent serious illness.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
Amusement Notes.

Next Monday night Johnson & Slavin's
Minst,els will commence a brief season
at the Grand. The press in the East
speaks highly of the company.
The Peoples Theater is doing a large
business this week. Velvet and Rags
seems to have Caught on" The Lights
of London will be the next production.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
meyer,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

PHGNIx, A. T., May 22.-It is found
that w Eerao A. G Meyer who who
who was recently reported missing, is is
$4,000 short with Wells Fargo, 81 800
short with the city of Phoenix, besides
owing 81 900 in bills about town.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
The Ocean Racers.

QUEENSTOWN, May 22.-Arrived, the
steamer City OF Paris, from New York.
Time, six days and half an hour.
New YORK, May 22.-At the office OF
the Inman line the announcement was
made to-day that the City of Paris has
broken the record for eastward passages
by two hours and thirty-fve minutes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
UndeIivered kilograms.

The following kilograms remain al
the Western Union Telegraph Office, G
Court street, May 22d: Amanda Roberts
l. w. Church, Hartman & We'll, Mrs. II
A. Bell, J. W. Harris, D. Feathers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23

them," and Mrs. Conklin shut the
door. Her husband had an interview
with Police Captain Sbaack and Detec-
tive Lane at night, but the officials deny
he gave any information Of importance.
Conklin would not talk to the reporter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
The Sea Claims It's Tithing.

HALIFAX, May 22.-Advices from ST,
Pierre Higuelon state that two fishing
vessels, the Ella and Quatre Freres,
which left France some time ago for the
Newfoundland fisheries, with 115 men
on board, have been lost, and all hands
have doubtless been drowned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
CHARGED with Murder.

SEATTLE, W. T., May 22.-James
Evans, q miner, was arrested to-day at
Gilman on charge of the murder OF
William Ruston at Newcastle last Janu-
ary. This is the outcome of the mining
riots at Newcastle last winter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23

JOB PRINTING DEPAETMENT-owtug TO
nsr Greatly Increased facilities we are prepared
. execute all kinds of Job work In superior
manner Special attention will be gwen 70
commercial and legal printing, and all orders
win be- promptly filed at moderate rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
Well Done, Henderson !

SAN FRANCISCO, May PA. B. Hem
derson, formerly managing editor of the
Erami1aer, has returned to his old posi-
tion, after an absence from the paper Of
something less than q year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
HnYard tn he n Renedict.

WASHINGTON, May 22.--Ex-Secretary
Bayard will be married to Miss Clymer,
June 18th. The wedding will be very
quiet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
A noe. per Week. or soc. per month
Notice to Mail subscribers.

The pepers of all delinquent mall subscIibers
a the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD Will be
promptly discontinued hereafter, No papers
viii 30 sent to subscribers by mall unless the
same have been paid for In advance Inis rule
IL indexible. AYERS O hfSoh'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
yosnPH D. LYNCH. JAMES j. Afhh0'
AYERS & LYNCH, PUBLlsHEKs'
rY OFFICIAL PAPER

txntered at the postofnce at Los Angeles 81
second-class matter.
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TALES OF ALASKAN oUTRAGEs.
Testimony Tending 10 Prove Them
Newspaper Eabrications.

WASHINGTON. Jan. The house com
Eittee today resumed the taking Of testi-
iaony Ia relation to the alleged outFages
on native women in Alaska. Capt Abbey
Of the revenue marine service testified that
he did not see anything 70 justify tie ac-
cusaiions against the employees Of the
Alaska Company recently published.
Louis himmel, assistant treasury agent
al the island OF 81. George from May, 1902,
to August, lSSg was questioned with refer
ence 10 the correctness OF an interview be-
tween himself and the correspondent OF
New York paper In Indianapolis, which re.
fected seriously on the officers of the
Alaska Company aud OF the seal island OF
ST. George. Mitness said the interview as
published was perverted. that something
had been put in his mouth that he never
uttered He had never heard of any ease
OF rape on the island, nor did he know Of
any unusual amount OF aebauchery there
Capt sheppcrd Of the revenue marine
service, wko made a cruise in Alaskan
waters during the season Of 1887 and 1883,
never heard Of any of the reported ont
RACES, and was never asked 20 protect any
one.
Commander Nichols, stationed at san
Francisco, was IN Alaskan waters last sum
mer IN the interest Of tse coast survey. He
said he said he saw nothing In the treai-
ment OF the natives that would lead 10
adverse criticism.
Mr q. 3. Tinsle, general treasury agent
10 the seal Islands. said he could state pos
lively from three years experience on the
Islands. that the published stories, from
whatever source, were absolutely false.
Adjourned.
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aorIANoEn's ElEcrtoN 10.
GERMANS DErGlrEprNsano,
Naior Of King Mataafa.~-I8 Ger
mans Slain,-3S Woundad

RNRLiS. Jan. 5,~onlriai navices from
Apia cquhrm saturdays announcement
81 an encounter between Maiaafais I'M
lowers and the Germans on December 10
the German guuhnat Adler. with the dee.
man consul on board, proceeded 10 WanIv
Maiaala's chief position, with the infenf
tou OF negotiating for the tlsaFfainr ~ the
Insurgents, IN consequence Of the desfruc.
ton ei German property and Insults 10
German sailors, party Ot men landed,
anu Nhen on their way O. the Vallejo
plantation they were suddenly attacked bv
party ~ rebels led by an American
named Klein. The Olga, Adler and Fher
landed more men. who succeeded in rppal-
ling ihe natives aud destroying some Of
their villages Lieut.. siegcr aud Is men
were Killed and Lieut. shengler and Barc.
hard ana ~ men were wounded The lat
ter are doing well
Further accounts state that the Germans
retired toNaileic aud held Il against thn
greatest odds until reinforced. Mataafa's
loss was le killed and 30 wounded. The
SANITY. Netaiaga, aud Matafas
Mataaia now holds strongly entrenched
position near Apia, where great excite
ment prevails The European women and
children have been placed on board sthe
mensofwar. Business il at n stand stiil
Expecting further German action. Nataafa
has obtained a supply OF ammunition.
He declares himself ready 10 appear he.
fore the commander Of the British aud
American ncn-olwar.
NAsHlNQveH, Jan. The secretary of
state has received cable adyices from Aux
land confirming the news dispatches from
Berlin last night concerning the battle In
samoa between the German forces aud Ma
taaias army. Ia which many were killed
and wounded lie refuses. however. to
give any details 20 the press. II Is said AZ
the navy department that no more vessels
have been ordered 10 samoa. but that there
are three that could be sent there N neccs.
sary. One Of these the Trenton IL now at
Panama, and the other two are the Wanda
liza and Mohican, new fitting oat AZ ean
Francisco IL Is hardly D ely, however,
that any OF those vessels could reach samoa
in time 10 be 81 any assistance % the Nip
sic In ths presyut crisis.
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significantly. jao Ssa SAYS. q aaw arrears
,a25 ,n 1sze ozls Wiihsm HeaIy t0sgcriii
cec4mpe.l frna1 NeH NarS asith ever rSfeeoo
entrusted - aisa a etfts Ger i.lr est ascat,
and Neitcgi3l 3 - gRs15a t1 oetarl 81 fht-
eqsnify uitil af,sr ts'e .g4tn ct the svt1.-
aie3 clients
ASN AeBQE. Mica Jan Mrs. Fricns
and the hcUsrls are stil IN ghc city. but
under sr3crs frons tsr s't0rnevs sre net %
ae seea before O'Clock tfts evening The
elzss Of faS coatrsst lsctaeen thc Friends
Nl4 ;he fise3ric sugar Ioapany are made
p3rt3c 10 waS cXccatcsi Nerelsf tssr ~ ISL
BY o. terms Friend n-8 wifa rcpgnantevl
VITA tAe ksscfric -gcar Refining Company.
said Friends having lurenicd = prcccsS
fot Feaal1g diGcreni grssles of saraf ~
prieeS fsr below sac market yatne, making
e iseT cent 4rre sugar eith loss ia weight
81 not UFcg 70 pef cagt There Is nothing
lu tae eoafrsci stating that raw sugar shall
&c used, The enitre coNttset is based upon
= slssei urccess. Iae company absolutely
eonnu GsVff 80 ia 40 was attempt % hnd
0at Waas i1e seSfes was. ANY stteIapf on
inc part ef the cos4psay, fheis cuploycs,
agents ag LAWYERS. - fad oAt the secret.
t3tieiiee al rights and ANY STACK they heli.
On tae euaffe.t g. the endorsement cf 10
..s---,-.is. asgtesssfEE sil0p.o. Iaaae DC
iWeen Jary--r- -. eia her u, lNsA me
Sonsler az TIE whole sif-r-----~-.t -
saoulQ have paid aGY aoucy On q c0utrs--
- thoroachly one sided The property 0f
the noVards WAS inortSe ge3 saturday and
TO-DAY
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ronr-Au-rRINcE ~ DANGER.
Hyppolyte, the Congaeror. sweep
Ing All BEFORE Him.

PoRT- Au-PRIScE. Dec. 2a-lYla New
ferG, Jan 2. .l-Siuce the Nieasc ~ the
haytlan Republic three days ago 10 the
Unlped States steamers Gaicaa aud iantic,
an officer aud boats trew hayu been con.
siantiy kept aboard OF the Haytian Kepub-
lie and that ship kept constantly under tho
shoited guns Of the uniicd States war yes.
sells. she will be accepted 70 morrow, as
IL il expected her condition will De the
same as when she was captured, all parts
Of the machinery having been delivered.
The Haytlan ganboat Grand River left
last night late. flying the French Gag, for
Mole. now ia The hands % Hyppolite. 10
cable 10 Martinique for a French feet %
protect Port au Priucc. Is u Understood
Legitmcs general commanding the main
army was seriously defeated at Piuche. ten
nisles from the IAN Domingo frontier, and
arrived late last night with the report Of
defeat. lie 4 now At the French legation
under protection ~ the French flag, a. tbe
rage Of the people iA feared when they
shall have learned Of the defeat and II ~
believed the French minister Immediately
request for a French man-of-
war
wAsuIg8f0k. Jan. IA telegram has
been received at the navy department.
from Rear Admiral Lace, a. klngston, Js-
the officers and men On the steamer Galena
requires two more ships for relief and re-.
turn of the ilaytiRn squadron.
The United States steamer Atlanta, nov
being repaired a. ths New York navy yard,
will probably b ordered 10 Port au-ffince
- relieve The Galena, a. Il h deemed prti-
dent.
F0RT MOERoE. Va, Jau. The steamer
Otsipee, for Hayti, passed out this inOrntu
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THE MASK is OFF.
MurchiSon Revealed as
George 0Sgoodby.
!, THRIFTY HusBASpaaN.
Nobody Asked Him 60 Write 60 saek-
viife-He Anticipated the
Resuif.

les ANg ELEs, Gai, Jan. 7.--fhe i1ySteEy
IS 20 the real name Of Nnrchisoa. the now
famous Pomona correspondent Of Lord
SackYgIle, was cleared away to-
day sd tze announcement Taaie
on the authority Of those who have been
IN the secret from hrss, that gseorsc 0s
goodhy, OF Pomona. wss the author OF the
Murchissa Letter. osrootby is 8 nafire Of
New Yc0, q years of age. His
father Is al Engiishman By birth and re-
sides in Pomona. ss does also his brother
MnFchison is q family name and is at
tached TO that Of 0sgoosl By marriage.
Mr. os-ooiby + fruit yrfgver aaf Owls
se8e9a worth OF property. He has hsea
teacher and appears TO be an extensive
reader snd close student, especially
Of political affairs. Prom f1Quent
expressions il has been aseesiai ned II 5at he
has strong spaiby 10 the English govern
ment. and sll she evidence goes to
show that he himself conceived
the design Of writing 10 Lord
saekyilie aad other statesmen for the pur-
pose of eiieiiinE their cpiaious on Amer
can politics for The benefit and use Of the
Republican party.
His famous letter to Ssckyille. he saws.
was written upon bis kitchen table. IN the
presence Of his wife aud brother. He took
the draft Down t0wn. and meeting Francis
H. Macy. an acc tsAtJHEtAl0E tOs42 OF MS
scheme aud allowed Haley % take n copy
of the draft oSgoodby made clean copy
OF the letter. which he mailed to the
British minister. This was on the fourth
OF September, and the minister's
reply vas received ~ Pomona on
the 20;h Of the same month. X was 80
DAYS. however. before 0sgoodoy offered TO
make the correspondence public, anG even
iu-the early stage Of the affair seemed TO
have a conception Of It's magnitude, ex-
hib;fing alarm over the possible cpnse-
arencs 10 himself. However.
after conference with q
few confidential friends in Pomona,
including his attorneys, Z. G. Toner and W.
A Bell, he determined 70 make the letters
public. aud on the 18th Of october they
were brought 20 Los Angeles by Bell.
The letters were placed in the hands of
". +. Fitzgerald.ia a inembcr Of the Repub-
liean state central executive commit
tee. Henry i. Gage late delegate
to the Republican national convention.
and Col. H. G. otis. editor Of the
Tfales. snd these three decided 10 pub
lish the letter without referring
them 10 any committees, state or
national, or 20 any other persons, as the
was then far advanced aud fur
ther delay was deemed impolitic.
They accordingly appeared on the alst
Of October in the Los Angeles Tlmss and
soon found theif way 10 the journals In
New York
Osgoodby thinks he deserves credit for
his uOlftfCai achievements
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TO DErHnoNE PowDERLY.
The Original knights Of Labor Make
New BegiBning.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A Circulaf al
dressed 10 the Knights 81 Labor through
out the country and signed by James T.
Wright. u T.. Keen, z. &. 4cCaaley and
Joseph = Kennedy has been Issued The
sgners style themselves the sguiYiGE
founders oi the secret order Of X. oi L.
and sfa,e that after dehbefsfi0n t5ey Lave
come 10 the conclusion thai under The
present eut0cTafic form Of goferumeiit ne
orser has departed from the original oe-
signs, - ne distraction 81 the pTinciPls
~ sell goYernneuf lying Al the hase OF
American Institutions
Being dstsrmisee 20 FetaTE 70 Sse srisi-
uaI text Of the principles, fke sisHefs eA
tand TIE hand Sf fraternity 70 al who BE-
HeYe Ia che prinsiples formerly prom ~
.steo VIZ. Secrecy, obedience, fasi1al
s-sisfasce AMI the placing Of inassir5 e.
4 scientific basis Tbs GgHers haFe deief
rfued 70 eliminsf. az eYTatit@0a sen.
tneptsl 10 the pfincipsl and pfDxfess ~
- EuigEts q izbor, a. toe fouzfsFs 10
tended. The circular, 4 . stated, q issilea
throarh tie press 70 notify ihaee ~ 4 dis-
tnurr xsd Ia answer ta Ea4sY letters r.
cS5vef o. the subject Members ieE a.
sswblies viii De gisea from Fhilsselpais
uarit = ssEeient Dumber lave ses o
fJFroed to aAn q lgist eOutesiioa iof tAs
gasg3 ~ the ofsieT Those desiring 70 se
500 tse movement vii address box ,sss
gaH1affafEh4u
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poLPH's EE- E-ELEcTIoS SURE.
A Harmonious Republican Majority
In the Oregon Legislature

PORTLAND, Jan The state legislature,
rrFriah txsets Il salem Eerf Monday. vii
consist Of y Republicans AID is Demo-
essfs. taus giving The Repasiteans ma o.
ttv os a Or Joint ballot The Republicans
are harEannSoRs, sad Indications are that
fse dissord wslrh has been feature Ia
< Do9Hh wifi se rec lectesi Ualf-1 states
ssxaBor. probably on the frst bailot Tue
1sEiy atspasi Esan 20 lin comes from East
era Oregon few 81 the ue1iers from
tnst ssctiOn having decided . Ysie Tor Il
GOV Moody FoF president 81 TIE senais
Joseph simon Of Portland 4ia } . ..s.s fsl.s.
- ~ Re-sbarg. who twtee nafAinAisd
p sxgr HerEzna for roagresst are named.
D n Thon psoa Of Fogixas. ]. T. s1ees q
Nscleay and J. T. AppsrsoE 81 oregon III
a. uawed. slnon and smith are tboaghf
70 stsnd the best chances for The respective
r~osarionx
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THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
The Senate Passes Edmunds' Panama
Canal Resolution.

WASHINGTON, Jan 7.--ln the senate the
committee on public lands reported the
bin to establish the lincoln land district
in New Mexico, which passed both houses
last session but failed to receive the presi-
dents signature before adjournment. The
bill was passed.
The resolution heretofore offered BY
Stewart, 10 inquire whether there has been
obstruction OF mining operations in Ne
vsda on account oi prosecutions recon-
minded by the commissioner Of the gen
erai land Office, was taken up and
agreed to.
The resolutions reported from the COM
inittee on foreign relations, as to the Pan
anna canal, was taken up. Gray rose 20
make some remarks, but was overwhelmed
by a motion made by Edmunds, seconded
BY Huar, that in the consideration Of that
the doors be closed. The doors were &C
cordingly closed and the senate went into
secret session.
The secret session continued till $40.
when the doors were re-opened. 1t was
then found that the discussion had been
carried on by Rdmunds, sherman, Morgan,
Gray and Jones OF Arkansas, and that the
joint resolution was adopted yeas ~, nays
shaving been modified so as 10 read
''Resoiged. By the senate and house OF
Representatives of the United states Of
America. in congress assembled. that the
government Of the United States will look
with serious concern anu disapproyal upon
any connection Of any European govern
meut with the construction or control Of
any ship-canal acress the Isthmus of
Darien or acress Central America, and
must regard any such connection or con
troll as injurious 10 the just rights and in
terests Of the United States and a menace
TO their welfare.
section 2 That the president be and
he is hereby reqsested TO communicate
this expression Of the views ef the govern
ment of the United states TO the govern
menis Of the countries of Europe"
The vote in detail is:
Ycas-Aldrich, Allison, Bate, Berry,
Brown, Chandler, Cockreil, Coke, Colquitt,
Cullen, Davis, Dawes, D0lph, Edmunds.
Eustis, Evarts, farweli, Faulkner, Frye,
George, Gibson, German, Hale. Hswley,
Hoar, Ingalls,, Jones of Arkansas, Mander-
son, Mitchell. Morgan. Morrill,, Paddock,
Palmer. Payne, Plat, Plumb, Pugh, Quay,
Ransom. salisbury, sawyer, Sherman,
spooner, stewart, Teller, Vest, Walthall,
Wilson Of Iowa, Wilson of Marylsnd-i9.
Nays Blackburn, Hampton and Vance
-3
on motion Of Allison, the existing order
as to the vote on the tariff bin was extend
cd for one day, in consequence Of this
day session having been occupied by the
Panama canal resolution, so that the vote
on the tariff bill is 10 be taken on the 22d
OF January at O'Clock Adjourned
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\ DUBIOUS VICTORY.
The burlington Road Dictates Terms
to the strikers.
cmeAeo, Jan 7.--The following Is self

explanatory
BosToS. Jan. s, 1889.
TO Henry r. stone, vice president of the
c. e. & q. railway. Chicago. J did net
telegraph yesterday as YOU requested, be-
cause IL seemed important under circum-
stances that, since we have been asked BY
the engineers 10 say what oar position Is,
Il should BE- done with the authority Of the
whole executive coMmittee. The com
pany win aot follow up the black iist or IN
any manner attempt 20 prescribe those
who were concerned In the strike, bat on
the contrary, viii cheeriully give TO ell
who have not been guilty % violence or
other improper conduct letters Of
Introduction showing their record
In our service and viii IN
all proper ways assist them in finding en-
ploymcnt The first duty of the manage
nent is to those who are in the c0mT RDyis
employ. and we must advance aud protect
their Interests by promotions and by every
other means in our power, Beyond this.
II II shogld become necessary that we 20
outside OF the service for men 10 auy cE
pGcity, It u our intention O. select the best
men available. and in making selections
mes to exclude those who were engaged In
the strike Of February =, If they are the
besi meD available and provided they have
net Iince been guilty Of violence or other
improper conduct. You are authorized TO
give copy of this message 10 the en-
Eiueers who called upon you. PERKfSs.
CmcAGS, Jan. 4. lss9.
Mr. A. 4. CaveEer. chairman Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eugineerx-
Dear sir: The above Il 4 copy Of the icie-
gram received yesterday from Hr Per
kins oar president, and which IN accord
anee with ais instructions, ! have submit
ted 70 yoJ. and which has been fully dis
cRssed with you and Your committee.
fours traiy, HEsET r. sioux
CHICAGO, Jan. 4. Issq
To Mr.. Henry Si0ue, second vtce-presl-
deut-Bear SIR We, iae undermined, tee
CON m itiee in behalf Of eur respective or
ganixatlons, the Brotherhood Of GoeQuo-
i've Engineers aud the Brothefhc01 %
Locomotive FireHeu. as representatives 81
the ex empl0yes of the BErliEKton system.
who left the IeFFles 5f said com Eauy, Feb
ruary 18th, is-s. or later, ca account % tas
striEe. approve the foregoing Agreements,
ana hereby declare the strike Of ssid tTa
pisyes a. settled. Signed By the mem beFs
~ the com IA irts-t