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OLYMPIA, Sent. 1.-THE following art,
Giles of incorporation have been flied:
Eureka Sandstone Company or Tepiuo:
capital stock, $4,000. TRUSTEES Allen
Lobcrtson, John A, Tuiloek and George
Bruce. objeet-Qusrrying buy ing, selling
aud dealing ia building stone.
New York Investment Company OF spo-
kane Falls; capital stock. $4,000. Tras.
tees. Chester Glass, q. r. Adams, T. :
Byrue, W. IL MeFarlan aud r. ID. Stanley.
ob!eSt-fo construct, maintain and oper-
ate wat works. tskespossesston OF. sc
and soii lands and water for the purpose
OF supplying the lands In and adjoining
and adjacent To the city Of spokane Falls
aad the owners, residents and the inhabi-
lsnis thereof, with pure and fresh water
FOR irrigsiing AID domestic aud public
use, 10 erect buildings. lay pipes, build
aiae1acts, take bonuses in money or land
or in sny way whsteyer and do and per
form ali other things necessary and re-, ui-
sits. 30 carry ins> on said business.
l ne fasCo Lumber and Manufacturing
tompsny OF pssco. capital stock. 81. 600
trustees. J. W okecfe. president sud
general manager; ". O: GRAY, secretary
aud TREASURER. and L. G.. Frsy. Object
Buying. setting and dealing generally in
lumber and timber. and tae manufaetur-
ing and sale. or erection OF dwelling
houses aud other buildings
Iacoms Central Land Company; CAPITAL
stots, Sts.ac. trustees, 4. l.. Manning
J. : Boyle and t. y HAYS Ob,ect-To
bns. se.l. own aud improve real estate.
make ai.d receive titlee for the same, buy
and sell nodes aud bonds, negotiate loans
lease and improve lands. borrow money
and mortgage or pledge iis property. and
10 sns aud sil acts Of Whatsoever nature
necessary or incidental 70 the foregoing
purposes.
Pennington Transit Company q Seattle;
capital stock. $1,000 Trustees Charles
II Pennington. Gregory W. Mecsre. or and
J. X Mcdonald. Obi sct-To build. huv
aud operate steam boats s3ear,ship< tugs
hsfSes. scass and any and al other basts
snd veSSe. 3 for navigation.
Ahstrsei sna Title Insurance Company
81 Tacoma capital stock. Sssaapo: trus-
tres. ". III smith. T. =. Hsryienburvh.
khea Purie. Charles 7 Msnnins. James :
bagle, John Il. Palmer, John T. MeMsnus
\. AeIane. 4. A Marrsv, r. ] MeNse.
ley, A III. Knight. J. II. Cr.mweIl " II
ppic; object, 10 insure any person having
say iniesesi In rial esiste 80 owner. lessee.
HHoTtEssee, Judgment creditor. or other.
wise, against loss BY ressan Of Zen ircuul
oraocs-s or defects %. fi;l.
sesstie Loan aud Trast COMPANY capital
Stock. Size oG trustees. Lorenzo ID
Fow or, 4. 2 Ferry. T. r. Rasr. z
Fowler. a r AittipSev ard c Il KBttin.
ger. o'i -. to 0an money on rrz3 estate
an. peTS,st al securities
Washington Burial case Cornpaav
laeeus capital sio~ 1 SIS go. trustee
h gadson, 4, H. Olson and L. unSks
OBJECT, tc manufacture untiertsssrf. san
Ptles- baEisl eases spi al articles ia any
Say pertaining thprpsa
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GOEMAN's NOVEL TRICK.
Making y Catspaw OF the Buainess
Mems Association

Alarmed at the increased strength
OF the Republicans, and Democratic
dissensions. Senator German and the
other leaders in the ring thar rules
the state and Baltimore city, are en-
deayoring 10 mislead the voters by a
novel trick, saws Baltimore special
o. September /. The Crescent Club.
a strong organization that two wears
ago bolted from the German manage
n1ent and denounced the fraudulent
primary election system in vogue
here. threatened serious trouble in
the coming campaign. a. did also the
Isenocratlc Business Aen'- Associa-
Ton, another organization OF kick
efs. ReAiizins that his power To con
Eos the entire party IN this state wa
gradually waning. the willy senator.
pretending io have turned chief re-
former, cailed a meeting 81 his lieu
tenants, comprising The state com NIT
Tee, aud Decided 10 hold sloof from
naming candidates or running the
campaign. ana to intrust the whole
matter lo tie Democratic Business
Men : Association. Then came the
announcement thatihe party had been
Hn.iej. The Business Mems Asss-rfm-
non. which includes sn it, m.ng,e-~hip
some oi ttorn4An : trusted allies met
sn'! promulgated = plan OF campaign
snG Il Nss gwen Gus that the business
men would run the campaign on
Business principles. aud thai Ia t,oraI
i!nes had tecB oSlilsrated and the
united party would work 70 MAINTAIN
i'tEAocrAilc supremacy The whole
= me vas German plan to offset
The Independent movement starred
t~o year ago Ia smash the machine
ana secure pure elections. Te-dav.
hos ever. john n. CoNeu. the lesder
OF the Independent Democrats. ara
TIE most determined toe German syrr
had stated thar the ifsfep@nslsnf
movement @as si2tl alive and sickin~
an wosiid he heard fr,sEu in good time
o75aeF prominent citizens connected
With The Reform League stated IN
.flest thai the lssese and the inds.-
i~i4t9eii Democrats are determined 4,
sfstt'Fe foF tie ieopss ~ ;hls ciEy SAT-
state a ts~ x Aica sill insure isaue~t
e isstlOass ana "a oasis ~crvaee set mF.-
ltaeabse at ssass ts la s..o-. sstx
av AasseFvSs eAts refuse - ts~lisxe7a
tbs Possibility 81 reforms csssning from
i1as PRESENT management ~ the peu.t,.
crate party, whether that manage
aaeas acts directly tarvaSh the al--
cseaisAl.se primaries 81 ihs past, or the
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WIZ the Lucky Newport Girl BE
Good


VIII the Lucky Newport Girl De
Good.
The following is from the Newport
tR- IL correspcnce of the Chicago
Tribune: Mrs Sarah Harvey Will
bour was one of the wealthiest resi-
dents of Orange. n. j., and when she
died . short time ago it was expected
that oil her wealth would go 10 the
Roman Catholic church. of which she
was . devout attendant. But about q
month ago Mrs. Wilbour learned that
she had . grandniece living in New
port. She had never seen the young
lady. and Gid not know of her exist
ence until this summer. but she altered
her viii and beoueathed her immense
estate To this grandniece. Miss Sarah
Harvey, under the following condi-
tons:
she shall attend divine worship at a
Roman Cath lie church ~ least one Sun
day in every moafn. and annually give
81 90 for the support OF the
Catholic convent in her city. II she mar
rlrs che must prsfix her maiden name 10
that of her husband. She must never Be-
come nat rnoer OF Protestant church
II y hen she is - years old. Miss Harvey
is willing to fulfill the above conditions.
she viii come into full possession of ali
the personal property aud real estate of the
tesraErix, which ct that time the fall of
iSu2l viii aggregate $S.oa,eO. All
this property will be hers With the exeep-
ton of &50e00, which Is in trust for the
benefit of her female child, In case one ID
born 10 her, and the stipu afions In regard
to tha. female child are that she shall be
named Sarah Harvey Wiibour. and shall
be educated in Roman Catholic convent.
II she sha refuse 10 comply with the re
quests In regard 10 the child, in case one Is
born 20 her, the $50 Coo must be given 10
furnish the library at ~. Pauls university.
Orange, n. J. Miss Harvey cannot receive
one ceut Of the principal or interest untt.
her fwemfy-second birthday.
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Colorsd Baptists In sessiou.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 1.-THE National
Association of Colored Bsptis,s began It's
annual session today. About 100 delegates
were present, representing Amos, every
State Iii the United states Several deleyst.s
while Gu their uay here. were assaulted AZ
small station in Georgia The, aprearsd
before the meeting and exhibited ia, ~
iniurit 9. and Rev. r. X Land, OF saynn.
nakh, Ga, rave graphic account Of tha
nsssslt which stirred the delegates To a
man pitch OF excitement MANY exrressad
theInse YES as being in favor ~ advising
TIE southern brethren 20 arm them.elv,s
and resist attacks
Resolutions we're adopted stating IL the
daty OF the moderation 10 rails. il xoiee
IN incorporating terms ssaipst thes,.
euifagts, AID that their grievance, be laia
=. iors the president and the governors ~
all ths states where the ogtrasss were nor.
retTa'eG, and ask the protection IA. he.
longs 10 cltEens % the United states ,ra
'aei tsese sset. he felegrsphssi now 10 m.
president aud attorney general with q wish
Tor immediate Invest cation. A com r,i,t.se
VII be appointed To wait upon the pr-si.
Inc entire day was given NJ 10 The dis.
eussl0i OF The assault and many sdy{.a.
resort 70 arms
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Saw FEAxaIsoo, ; PIT E.-fosso"ihg II
the rss.enxer list Of the steamer s$iia
wAila ailing to-day:
g., -..f,,s-Ntxs w.g. Wanda, II. APP
100 M. kr,uari. Miss Kate Gesxus
Mis- Belle sHIa, Miss h. oath y. heefsF'
wsfe AMI sou. G. A kepe, " hspSefsos,
Ssf,is Carlton. J. III. Pallen, A. DAVIS
/, Trav, Ms U Granap, Lincoln Eaii, "
= E.csner. HarEs. c. II. Romans, Ms
kou.rt. X. sseof1sr, 4. Granny ahd 1its
Ms Young. ~ Raymond. {. H. Under
vol. ". {. CaudIisb. J. Mcintosh MIS-
EourOe. ..
Foy yiefnris Mr.. W. J. Gsyior, Rev. 4,
Nilsson. George Collins.
For Tacon.s--B N, Chiehesfs-. III &
Benuctt, Mrs ". Boixn, y. Hamilton. 6 @
Mals. ". " u greet. ". 4. Wagones, j. x
Miller, b x. Miller, Mls. o. stewart, VI
t,oosirsaa, q. : Gindlsy. Miss ]. G. Rssson
Oregon & Caliiornis Passed Bedford
W y Mars,uEs. G.. 4. Johnston, ). Berns-
sein. v. A Arnold, J. AeGFases, Mr.. Me
CrAken aud son. l. Z. True, Mrs slaves
Miss A. Bogran Miss +. VI. bognton, A.
koshiaad, {. Bell and wife, Mrs. Hall and
son, J. T. Brown. II Heymsn, ". winfield
Ia-. Johustois, G.. NJ Mckay, G.. A Paine
]. Paine, u. Il a.. ". ". shaw, A. NJ Cum
ming, Mrs L Mccormack, II IS NJ. Nc
Cormack. J BRYANT. Mrs Is nion. Mrs
REYNOLDS ana nfty-c.ght second class.
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,><-t. rsx hosrd eli cnnss1es
y =. -. : szs.-,s<,ss s<stsr II tie Esss-ssE
- 80 re- sisfze onss srs eDhas''a
sss.s.s p.fr.sr. . s@anxssr. .as sfrss -
1910 afssrnassa . 49, -
.s,~sa.za for os~<rsserzns ne ysss.-ss Az
iros.s = - -. Ssrses sa,s wsxoa- he sA
go ira 5<ssrs 5sssiee ksFsrs ssaSs
49, pxr-et. q emsrezfSs sofhLnt -
-. wr.- kunx Els yess eD1tsin BE-
. srs4 god watch rr On
- wecr TO soyk ysTesass .f@n
wh<n ne put on the ress AZ n.ss1 80 - ,sSgn
1880 al this rxturs are % 3ass1
s.saxrsnre- x.
a. "a s.esssrg last nsxtat an an sosE f11-
- :. k,f.s "a an tafox1c&tesz ewssts3@s<1o
ssif sx@rsearss &C AIlsnond = rhss
xhxrf HIS TASTY cries sor hesp ;
ssnse passersey 20 nis f - ,,'s.sessssv
s.nsissx ia rzss ses. he detarset sssn~As
styinx either bss sszae os osce1 pssa"a.
/ la s.f Marxes street s1fistaa 70 'he
{ ss.- - -s.zrtss us& sies. In fEs CT q ahs
es,ssaty auditor. yesterday. - Nia.ia.a -
/ YAK. yssnez and James " Sc
Parker. Tbs pa 81. $3.50 sysscrs
srs.s. sr,a - divided saso fnrss p 49,
! r. ssrset, are DaTnei Assxst, Sas@s''
Bs1sh sr1 OrsEge-
I William Price. the regre srTssted y
t,snury shsrsgs Moo err. lass saturday 70
rots,snx Q aSuBsen man. A. Iflrl -.
rhsrxe II rssssy isrseny IN Justice
/! r1I-. ys-ser5sy afternoon D~pstf 49, :.
j ~ ,sssir I. 10 having caught the nrsrc " !,
~. - ~ ,asfn~ zr0s5ey ofsf Of his victim
: $500. The court di.mis@ed The ease she
!, gsse ,he prisoner be liberty
co,orer smart xsnt 20 Christopher yes
te-sfay fnorntnx "a iDeutrs into " { esass :
wh-ch cad 10 the death OF v H. YES
tbst psses OF the proceeding day. ns &c
? eisisf after short Investigation ga AZ ~
or,s.st 81. anDees-sayy. A collection va
, taker ap among the employees Of the tnfis
, soDhSr mil sod residents OF tse town. ABS
s - Heient sEouni secured "a give the De
| eenssss q decent barisi
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BUILDING PERMITS.
f.sued ye.tsTdsy for Three Birch
aud Twelve W oeden Structures.

Building inspector Abbott yesterday
issued permits 10 the following .. rsons.
T. T. Fleming. twossSry frame. LOT ID
blse.s Prospect terrace, fl.sto.
& MHkpsskf. oaestoFy brick, lot 4,
block 10. Burns addition $40.
Il. D. -gr.sua, ogs-siory frame. lot Is,
hsns.k 2 sanders addition. $50.
De Voc. twe ssofY frame, lot !, block
o.. Denny : Addition, 81 90
L K fbeiGiug. two story frsme, lot II,
block ;, Prospect terrace. fl.ikD
IL. Adams. tnfee-stoFy brick, lot .. block
g. asynaFas addition. 81. 1g
Charles r. ieadley, Que stoFy frame. cor
ilsr ia kson and Twelfth streets, 500.
John G,orw Z once i1Yy frame. corner
Jackson and Twelfth streets, sac
toRrsa -Iyierel, oBe-slofy frame, corner
Jackson ssd Twelfth streets. 80.
" DeBker. one story frame. lot :. block
rs. MERGERS ada.t on, $50.
Tnk las sIugcFman & Co. four story
brick. lots and 3, bioek NJ. Tesry's sG
dition. 5000
hootiug & Peterson. one-s'osy frame,
lo. 4. block 70. Maynard addition, 8. 30.
{ y Reed, onss stars frame, lot s, block
-. AsynaFd's addition, 500.
T A. Roberts, three story frame, lot q,
block s.. Azsnsrd's addition, t,o6e.
Gerhard Glsers D. two story frame, lot 3
block D. Miles addition, q 90.
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People of speculative turn OF mind
NAV veil ask themselves what II 10 be
done With 50 enormous a population,
how are they To be supported. and
many other questions that. though
purely speculative now, may assume
q vital importance before the close OF
the next century the total ares of
the United States. including Alaska,
is 3, SSD.242 square miles. or 2Si ,354.-
$50 acres. This area necessarily in
cludes the lakes, rivers and uninhahit-
able mountains and deserts, vet We
find that there will be an average of
more than two and one-half persons
% each acre Of our total area when
the enumerators enter upon their
duties loo years hence. The exact
figures are 2.S4.
This l. the outlook for only the en-
suing century. By looking further
ahead We lind that applying the same
ratio OF increase there will in the year
$50 be 2s42 sol ,7Ss people struggling
Tor an existence in this great and
glorious land of ours, or nearly six
persons u each acre. available ami
unavailable What will be the result :?
The land. the source of all income,
will not support such a population,
and the theory of the survival of the
fittest will find an ample field for ex-
qualification
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moE. suguKsAs rEAiss-
x rsm~-Tsbts 81 the Seattle Lsas
shore 4 E.ssers-

~.. - tg.us.esss. ~ me seattle. LAKE
zs,.~s a Eastern - Dos yss eauRyssssa. -
-. s,.sg,,gxs.1 .rasVszerss zili Indicate TIC
..s..,.s..sr zrA extsas Of sss char sss es'n
serapszssa st.h
~. ,,.s.~n--r sr.Sa frpus ssoss0ansss
- sve 81 sxstgie daily. sxoegE ssSoas'
g,rsa -gafs Esns, Via sntssasif1iS' WIZ
arise Eegs At AS g. -. .vf,4 ar
a.. ~anksxY srss -ssoLo<nisn tf1ia Nait ~
re- ~. = =, :, .sssh seaa all lesss herr
sss!g a. So q n. and Tor sssosaS = De -
r. .ss5urbsn ,r.ias ~iii srrtve 81 sat
w. q saxswsssr ss.T7a m IA m
~ rran Jester at i2sS ,. N, and ss1
= r. - trains coz Heulesard all le1ve feat
sEe 1t 70. a. Is, Il - ?. "a SD p "a ana
b p.sse - trains ain lesve Seattle fof
-.ss.I,.gssIi "a at - a. ~. dzily exest% y
6sy. ard a psssenssF tt.l3 viii u stts. 2 %
81 -uofspmtsb taEeffssfi q, TIE ~ skst aas as
which viii arrive a. -E'"is'fi'lsh - -
q. m -.
/ -gburs.sa tfAsas from Boa'eysrf or
@ssif:'s Cove ell arrlve 20 -s&stie 81 80
=. M. f.cs p. sa.. and s5sop- 81.
Freight train fss - hotassh ieasts
I Bssssl.sAYi al 4 50 . n arriving ia tAs
/ iorsnsr place IS Ii.s9 q IA
( Trelxfs train lsHy-s -nohorsish Al -
/ "a m. arriving q: f;.saievsrti Al 9 u p. M
+ Freight train fFDrn -efsth Bead arrives a.
E.g,, fsysrsl az II NJ =. IA. returning leaves
/ f.osslevafd st h % p. ~
| Sgs.nf tan trains all leave here As '0i
lows.
( For Eagawaier. 81 - q N. and els ?
D3
/ FOR Yesser. ~ ? IS 9. "a. AMI - p m
/ Gas fifss train ssss BoBlevsfd If , ID a
N. aud goes directly 60 Edse~a'ef and
hence back 10 seattle. arriving here a.
f.ts a. IA
/ IA. ret 4fa-e there have been 10 suburban
1 trains between Fsopisyari and Seatl
ur.,psr. The change aAs rendered nsess-
sarg t,g the ffa5se vaitlDg 81 each enc
/ The Increase ~ business dur ng The fss'
/ three mouths has b<seu 40 great tpaf al
/ d.ftouaf sefY c. became if1I etstiye. As an
I illss ration al tbe extent II the ihs rehse OF
Sar,iee four trains day viii e. into bal
{ Iafd. Hhiie htFsfosore Only one has doae 81.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. p. n. Cornwall, OF San Francisco. lie
al the BeIievae.
Nsior z. ;. Dorney. OF the Los Angeles
Times, IL ia tie city.
r l.. Durham. ] p. Carson aud George
z. Dckum are spending q few days in the
city. guests q: the sesgraye.
General Manager Holbroos. OF the Seat
tie. Lake shore 4 Eastern. went To snoho-
mish yesterday. He viii return today.
Mr. " II. QwingS. of Olympia. for years
territorial secretary of " ashiugfon. accom-
panied by Ms Owiugs, is AZ the seasrave.
Mr. J. J. Brown, Of spokane Falls, an in-
innate friend OF Hon. A. A. Denny, Of this
city, is liz she city accompanied by his
wife.
Mr.. James keenan, aud Aiss Lillian
Moore. OF sfanwood, were married by
Justice john r. Miller at O'Clock las,
evening
Messrs. Trinble and Hunter. well known
capitalists o. Denver, Colorado, are Row
visiting Seattle snd are making very con-
siderable investments here.
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THEY STUDY AT HOME
Only REGULATIONS at school. Ow ing
tn Lack Of kooin.

As remedy for the ovcf-crowted con
ition Of the Central and Denny schools
double sessions are being held In q nnm-
Der ~ gra'les The ral. was not inaug
urated until II was found that IL was an
after impos,ibillty To accommodate ali Of
the paVils In the primary grades. where
the doabie session rule Is in effect. the
children get their lessons Ia the
usual way. huf iu the gram
mar grades the scholars are required
to study At home sna rccite Dolly during
the hail DAY that they arr IN school. The
CLASSES In which the double session rule IL
Its totyc, are AS follows The rrss aud see
aud aad tenta grades IN the Central
school, the hrst grade ia the Third aud
Pine str ct schools aud the first, second
aud sixth grades ia the Denny scaool.
Two meFe rssulns have been secured near
the fcpuy school aud these VIII be opened
up a. socn - teachers can he secured.
The beard viii meet ;onig9t aud Miss
Kennedy "a o. Fetosi 10 q board lust how
matters stand
The number 1T pupils enrolled confines
90 grow. and nuw there are nearly a.sN
scholars attending the schools.
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ATTORNEY WHITE RESIGNS.
Free Co Devote ass Time 10 foiiti-
cal uarsngs.-.

Ah.at Two weeks $50 United STATES A.
epsney William N y b@se sseak sassr % lsF
BROW d seaasrds eltxlE II I8e. 1us1e IL
Democratic spssch, aet lastss1 she ss3iaiU
l. ratsen Ia ~tre' him fF-ssi as eIi'ce fNeu
shs rsiavenssvst v ~ hegse pcss ta Elvas
burs aud eargeg,,i she usssalpstien faF 81.
prena tuSiev. fhV Fss3S}eai uasf1g rsol1 hs
= earn. ssty PRAYED t.'y - sac uuiV eG ais
Yejuyanstsos net bavtpK Isfe p Sfs0ls3 hssa
Nv the sduslulssfatiasa he t~>trtaas Bt
N his fsaNaafaAtt0e Is tb2 lsftsfreaN Isl
hwinx l. . C,spy - she 1tsqslca valcA
dives Mr. walss ftststaln b. Fa og sav
stusap foy sao sVVtoSs ~ sAe l'ssaeess-
etekst
.Is sss nrsssdfst tNsFe II the rasfca
states Att fuSN tfsst>fsfts ffsfSt5fasis
esxncier nv FxzfguRfion az stsoFups spusflsi
Not " ass,ias fssu sxfyAlesN : sas ahssas sa
SnAe an scfiss pars as sl@a&st .ef eae ssss-
sc~s ~ th0 IL gi1os fSit- perry Aa uav az
prcsehEax state elss tssss3, sNt @veal the
exeseslve og,iVE @s esWf fsssste,,'ssstg a. $50.
hsasiax sEoA us f. scacfal ef.csst
Charles 4 Nwsstsfs aSssssssaf Utstst rts-ses
ATTORNEY, Nil s,s Aatss FaY ssss4-ss.,ss "a AL
lssaniSd. kesfeeifuiiS.
~ Ii NHffk. { = Asgesnrs
M White csssstssvss s&si he Is see tses
relieved FROM jav ,tusls. ef h1s ofce ASA
will stessSte Aie saii sitse as sfFx'ss Ar
TWEEN rNW Sgsa taStassSf 80 ftsssiest}Es
paaiiissi ssfSsr. AfstE thfsshyg & f-e et.l
wstrv 70 bis 9@Ies eeantFs assae ee &e-
nspFst.
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uNssrrLEp LABOR.
The gtrike Committee Hss . sauS
sum On Deposit.

LONDON. sept i2-fnrther contributions
OF money for the relief Of strikers have
been received from Australia, aad the
strike committee has now nearly 81, 900 on
hand The seasen's union has sent q re-
quest 20 the unions ia Australia 10 refuse
10 unload the vessels srom London loaded
by ''hsaekiss.
The docks al Liver pool are ueuseaily &C.
tive Many vessels are soiGg To the Mersey
in preference 10 the Thamss At meet
ing held yesterday i, Is believed the dock
directors AMI shippers discussed two
schemes, the hF.t for the payment of
heavier dues. and the second for the
direct employ meut of the dockmea by
shippers.
A 60 ference between Cardinal Man
ming aud the directors ~ the cock eompa
MES va. held today. The owners were Lot
willing TO compromise but assured him
that the terms which the dosk CON panies
have already conceded VIII 90 into effect
Sovemb r /. provided the M q imme-
GisieIy resume work Cardinal Manning
again persuaded ire directors 10 again
consider the proposal aud Fas'pone their
decision.
Lospos. Sept. i2-The dock companies
have decided Ia adhere 10 the oavr made
sy them To raise the mems wages January