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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
UNEASIYESS IL JERSEY CITY.
RAILROAD OFFICIALS SAY THEY DO Not ~
PECr \ sTRIKE-THE MN UNCERTAIN

ABOUT THEIR A'l4'N'
railroad OihcldlS oi thc Ahcs 'I'"''''''" 90
CIV ed y,ttcray that they have received no inllmt
, ..., ,,.i. .,,.,i,y.. and they dd
non "I 9''+'' "'".'7 ''.' 80. t.,...,,
not expect one. Tho be'' 81 4'ol"S ~.
-, announcement If the Ncv jersey CrntrH did H.
men. No chP!d"i'7 "a '"' 49, 49, Gamma.
70 vaecs. hours OF labor or oth'T Ei''|a'e 1'' sum
linn, and II 4. tho belief Of The superintendent Tat
~ a., . nd, tot ..,,uf 4 c,ulflitt..
10 strike "o'H &c Ut. '" '' - - t
from the knight, Of Labor appearing I e'' ''''" ''
,.,, .,- ., ,,,oi,rafl,f 81 SOME raj supp1.cd
"''"' ' & a., - .t .,.,,.,,,, b.s l...i 80 Ia
wrong. Inc POM! "a "'' ''"i'"'
the men Do thcy wish 10 regard Z" Ilh'' ""''"~'
Ions d. "''H v" ~, -, -. -. TO- ,,,,,l,,
lions and the number Of mon in Their employ Who are
,tc,+ICed with them e.. / would seem, dlnGcrou'y
" -. 81 .-,,t,,,. vrcrc seen and they
mail SoH' "a '-'' ~, -. 80, go.
said that there bad been Two oF t'IV' BUM" W. '-
,. TO- ,, ,,.t tiaf lad not fcrnlnnted well for the
'''' 80 " 80 ...., ~. yr.,.. c,,.rl,,.d m M.
''."'''' pr '''I' Do '' 49,
49, ..t..,. D., -rc,t an. fhe al ..outrnt-d men.
s''' '"' wa ''' 60. .., rri.h,.
That tJd'f there are hol f'''' ''''
llu 4 god many ltaliHs arr DO" rhiI'!'4 III
' ., .., ,,-l ,,.ou, tic ,afd, and pirr, who,
-. ....,,..,6 ,..-n III. kDi.nf- and
i :, known, are BOT commerce." VIII ' "''
,fd ,,, ID. induced 70 ..lLc. Ic-t..- tAr Itt'fh'
80. ..,... oil, r,, a.. ,,- cn,u,ct.-! with tn
''''' "'' moe" 80, .,,,t t,t~ treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE STATELY AND LOVELY HOLLYHOCK.

From The Boston Transcript
OF all our summer towers mono can compare In
stacllnco, with The holly II the rose Is Iuecn
then this dgu.rd and commanding plant Is her chief
green IL attain, In July hc sht OF from ia -
eight feet. and begins 10 open along It's fine rO,ctlc
stem the beautiful nCWcr- which add SO much To tn
brightness of our gardens. Ih"ir colOla are very
purr ranging all the way from white 10 the darkest
crim Oh, and including some tine shade, Of yellow.
CA the whole the single and hmlfdpIbc ones are the
most picturesque. ~ they are th' most delicate"
though the massive blossoms Of the very doub"
when full grown In atronT soil. the plant VIII reach
height Ot eight or nine feet and Is OF royal appear
ancc indeed.
The ho!lyhpch. every one knows, IL one Of the
oldest inhabiant. our grandmOthcrs knew 1t well
II has IN fact. been In use In Europe since 1873,
when it. introduced 10 occidental gardens from r.
old home IN China. Though. strictly speaking, Il
biennial the nOliy mlthoc ro,ca) may, by
attention 10 drainage. winter covering. ETC.. ana
especially ~ M, division Of the root be made
d. IL, best. for It Is strong feed r. and DO rot
mind all the sunshine Nod can spare, 50 long a. '"
keep IT. feet cool and moist. The greatest enl"'
mont If the flower comes probably to those who raise
the bees In their own gardens.
The innumcrahlc surprises which come f"m "rcE
seed source of Interest. which few perhaps, CON
prehcnd who have cot tiled TIE experiment Th3'c
sowing III" best seed proCurahlc-bQth single ana
double. Charters strain Of the latter Is sun IN
rvalef. SOwn IN garden loan in March or April, the
Young plants viii be lnrgc enough 20 transfer int
permanent positions by september. \ shovclfnl of
sand placed around them before winter closes Is a
great benefit. preventing tendency to rot about Tie
stem in early spring. The plants viii Hover IN"
second year from seed The seed f'Om these first
blooms being carefully ripencd and planted in the
same way will afford great many novelties IL The
collection Is at all numerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE HARLEM IN GOOD SHAPE.

All the passenger trains arrived AZ "hIte rIiii''
from uonts both north and south on schedue .i''0
Yesterday The mail which should have afrl'cu vi
saturday afternoon by the Pttsield express Ao"i
Ncv.York arrived there at 10 80 O'Clock yesVeru@S
morning By an accommodation tram. Inc rHp0'
Of the 100 strikers there Is commentary P"''"''
Not striker under the influence OF liquor was " 10
seen among the crowd assembled in ana aDouV "'0
station all day yesterday, although all the notes W.T.
doing an open business. In conversation WIFI "
Tribune reporter last night, superintendent "oroo'''
aid that every thing looked favorable tDr uie I"'i
division All the passenger trains lie cohVi'Io"'
will run to-day on schedule time except the luchah"
locals the crews Of which have been asSlShe" ~
do switching duty at the Grand Central yaruS. TIC
SAYS he is in receipt Of authentic lnioriha-
tion that all the old freight brakemen az at
Dover and Chatham VIII man the Hei III
trains thi, morning and bring them into the clty' lHe
milk train although crippled, VIII arrive mere earl
i'm The morning significant thlng happehed Idst
rirhf Engineers Green. Wyman, MlchacL MaGto,
n'nonnell and Glenn arrived from Chatham. Han
dozen local engineers met them at the station, ana
tbe entire party awaited The arrival OF other nchhcto
ri the brotherhood from this city, but they lcu 10
switch south of the station was blocked with
stone Yesterday morning. At Mott Haven N tnc
afternoon Conductor Pye. q the 20 o'clock WhIle
plains train, had great difficulty In collecting FARES
from striking switclmcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
TALK WITH PRESIDENT ROBERTS.

Philadelphia. Aug. l0.-Prcs.dent George j. Rob
ert, of the PcuA,y Iyana Railroad, va, seen Mt MS
,o.utr,.clt near Iald station. this evening by re
iot.r of The P.r,- and shown dispatches i'Um
Now York lu which u was Intmatcd that tc
leaders - the knights ~ Labor would tie mp every
"a l,d leading out II NcvYora unlc>' The Official, 81
the Sow York C-tral wouM acccdH 70 their demands
bcior, midnight.
have not heard If any dssatith faction or rest
lc.sness On the part Of any Of the employees Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad system sad Mr.. Roberts
II any grievance, exist among any OF the employees
IA any ~ the Departments l have not heard Of IT,
Of course there may Dee local r.l"Nancc- OF when
/ would never hear. Some men AT Altoona &" rus
lut. ui.ht have 4 grievance tmt would simply he
presented 9, ia" local superintendent and "od never
r.i,l general headquarters. but a "a ans schcIa N'
,l' faction. know y! none 90, At,
e. a matter II fat. DID not hear 81 ne strk"
on tl+ Sew. lork Central until last evening
Short time later ! received letter from General
Manager PUN, ~ which be- sad that DC presumed /
lad heard Of the strike. and assured me That there Wa
no 4 satisfaction among our employ lc dd no,
anticipate aul trouble on the Iruu-NNdnlt aN rtch
and a $50 sad thar be- thought there were few knight
II Labor among tlr employee Iutt !, a point how
ever on which would naturally not be inform d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
POLICE PRECAUTIONS FOR TO-DAY.
INSPECTOR WILLIAMS WILL USE STERN MEAS
TRES IN CASE OF TROUBLE.

In view Of fact that ciort 10 start mp freight
trains on the New York Central Railroad 10 day T.
expected. Inspector Byrnes made a new division 81
his policemen yesterday. lie summoned one sergeant
from each precinct 10 Police Headquarters at p. n
and gave 10 each Instructions how {" dispose 81
the men under the ARRANGEMENTS. Aftcr the ser
ecants went away the captains wcT" ol-o summoned
and received their orders. The Inspector would not
talk about hi, placing Of the men. but 1t was
learned that the reserves the police boat PalrOI
were increased 10 l21 men, the force along the river
front strengthened, and the Dulk ui TIE pIuc;
force VIII be concentrated at Spuytcr DuyNH winch
IS most important point ON the railroad, a great
damage could bee inflicted on The company property
there with iittlc effort by cutting the automatic "l'
\ single wire often works large HGrhcr 81 SWITCHES
al this point. At the same time the bridges over
the road above the Grand Central station VIII be well
guarded.
Inspector Williams in command Of the ponce
cree In and around the big station and yards during
day. and lie VIII be- In command there ~ long a.
the strike lasts. There little need of the police
Iicn We tcrdey a. act- Of violence attempted
but largo force of men VIII be on hand al an carly
hour this morning protect tie employees % the com
pany in getting out the freight
Inspector Williams said last night: " ! hope that
the strikers viii not attempt any violence tomorrow
or at any time during the strike. II they do Ir
attempt in any way 10 interfere with the men In tho
station and yard. they viii get severe clubbing II
any If the strikers attempt ~ stop moving train in
any way BIZ placing distractions the track or los
tearing up the rails they win be- shot. DO not know
~ any law 10 prevent the police doing IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
ASKING TO BE REINSTATED.
REpENTAyT STRIKERS AT ROCHESTER NOT
TAKEN BACK.

Rochester, Y. Y, Aug. 10 (Spec.an.-The situaton
remained practically unchanged at 10 O'Clock b-he'
and it was evident that the employees were aWal,hs
definite orders. Many of them believe that the faure
fins far 10 tie M the road on Saturday owing to
misunderstanding Of orders from the labor Leaders
These men expect reorganization Of the ehor' ara
th, dcfr, orders will be issued in the neht II IS
conceded that II the engineers do non JON TIE suAe
within the next few hours it will be fehTe' Most
NJ tho six station baCgaGemen who went ont Frifay
and saturday applied for reinstatement SATURDAY hgho
or this morning None was taken back The men
did not strike with any degree Of enthusiasm ou'
did 50 under the impression that it was TO be general
Tho engineers are rcticent. meeting was hcld
with guarded doors last night Local trahc 70 o-
tailo Beach Rocheste?s SUNDAY resort, Wa hot INA
toriay affected new men having replaced me suihes,
Tle PLACES OF all the baegaScmen nave ueer nita;;
and there are many applicants for places haIintl
ocals are confident that the strike VIII be sDruNe.
Four trains are between syracuse and tMs cly' Uno
Icing ih. fast mail. The day express from NeW-l9rS
l. now six hour, behind time. Many VINO ht9hne1
10 attend the enCampment at Boston nave ac'nu'"'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
COTS IN Tile STEAMBOAT SALOONS.

II was an anxi0ns crowd which the afternoon aud
evening trains brought into Albany saturday night
bound for Ncw-NorS. They had eagerly read mcagrc
Of the strike In the morning paper, they were
able 80 pick MP along ne roads thy approached
the capital aud when the Ncw-lork papers reached
them the up trains they were bOleht up with
rush at double and TRIBE the usual prices. When
the passengers learned from these That the New York
Central not running trains to this city that
ing many were the ordinations Of disappointment.
and the more experienced travellers te!egrlp hed
10 the river steamers and the West shore officials for
statfro0ms and slceplngCar bcrths.
The steamer Drew. of the Peoples Line, which left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE VE4THER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. MONDAY.

Washington Aug. lO.-For New-Engand' showers foi'
lowed by clearing cooler
For Eastern New.lork. NewJersey Eastern fehhsy'
>ania Delaware Maryland and Virginia generally far'
cooler northerly winds
For The Cagolina, Florida. Georgia Alabama ana NIB
s,s,pp Hight rains and cooler
For Louisiana. rains cooler In the northern part
For Eastern Texas. fair cooler in the northeastern p'
For Arkansas local rains in the eastern Iart IaF III
the western slightly warmer. . -. ,,,,ern
" For tennessee. fair. except showers In he SOUTHERN
For Western New.York, showers followed by Clearing
warmer TUESDAY .,..s .o,r weather
For Western PennsyNanla fair continued c99i S,r
For ohio Kentucky West virginia ana -iicbily
For Illinois Iowa. Michigan and WISCONSIN, S'>'
warmer and fair. . Soh,,ska warm.
For Minnesota, Missouri Kansas and Neo'"SA"' "'NA
or; generally fan. -. LII sho,vers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
LABOR rEnrRArIoN,s sYMpATHY.

Simon GomperS an uncle of President GOmpcrs. OF
the American Federation Of Labor presided at the
r,rllar meeting of the Central Federation At No $50
Eowery yesterday. Nine new organizations were al
mttcd TO membership, among them tho American sec
ton OF the Socialist Labor Party. letter was road
from Typographa Eo. :, sayiag that II would with
draw from the Central Labor Federation unless ad-
mission were refused to the Socialists, but the So
calists were admitted just the 1t was reported
that the parade on Labor Day would be divided into
five sections as follows, Clothing workers, food pro
duccrs tobacco workers, building trades and mSccl
laucous trades, The line OF march will be from Bow
cry and Fir,tst. second ave- to Twenty second ST.
TO Avenue a. to Broome-st 10 Noriolkst' to FIRST
ST. L. Avcnuc A.. to Toupkins Square and disoahd'
Amid much enthusiasm resolutions were p'S'Sed con
domnng the Vanderbilt railroad system "a Ia"less
combination Of captalisc robbers controlling 500,
600 600 for the sole purpose Of robbing the people
corruptng legislatures and executive officers ana DE
puving their employees Of their Just rights As !fc-
men," Tho resolutions pledged the moral ana imam
cial support Of the Central Labor Federation 10 the
,t-klns employees Of tho Vanderbilt lines and also
demanded mat the charter OF the NcwlOrk Central
ald Hudson River Railroad be declared null and
void by the n,xt Lcgi1afurc.' because the company
dd moi provide sufficiently for the prevention Of az
cdeut, a, 10 has been shown that thousands OF us
cmpOyr, have lost life and limb through a lack OF
preventive measures III conclusion the resolutions
demand that the Nanderbilts. Chauncry VI. Deprw
and their conf dcratcsn be Prosecuted murderer,
and din-r.OU, characters, generally.
Another resolution which wa unanimously adopted
denounced the Central Labor Union a, not being a
true lHbor organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

placed around either but the fact remains that VINE
there are many unemployed men in the nelghborhoou
there have been applications for WORK.
| want to contradict a report that mas Bainea
currency" said j. j. Casey, president OF we ihd
son River Railroad Employees Mutual Benefit Asso
citation, that Of the men Who attended our PIC
mic at Lion Park last night got drunk and raised
disturbance carly this morning. ,0thins o. inc sof'
happened The men returned quietly to Their homes
where they remained The crowd you see there, now,
angling around the corner loafcrs There are nt
three railroad mea among them. CAPTAIN Befghch,
of the Twenty sixth Precinct conplnchted the oihcS
Of the association upon the discretion thc men shO"ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
erprvrps CONFIDENT AT HUDSON.

Hudson, " Y, Aug. 10 speclaD-Bagsagen'eh.
trainmen sicnalmen brakemen, Gagmen, trackmen anc
freight. handlers between Germantown ard >tuyveSant
went on strike today At O:l5 a m. the signal
meu in the tower gave notice 70 the station agent
that at IL 80 they would leave the tower When tho
hour arrived the s!gnalmen SCI the signals at danger
walked out of the tower and turned the keys over ID
the station agent. The wrecklnE train when covers
,hc ,r1cL from Pouchkcepsic 10 Troy il i thought
Win not have men enough to move 20 morrow: mo
excitement among railroad employees here Is intense
and rho strikers are cheerful and confident OF success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
MILK TRAINS COME IN AS USUAL.

The mlL trains on The Ncw.Iork and Harlem division
If the Nrv-YoiA Central and the Ncw-YorA and New
a>on Railroad drew Gp o thrr stations at the usual
hour yc.t~rI1y morning. This cheering news TO tn"
.u4l who dep nd ulon tho supply which ra'hr~
the CITY daily over tsc route, Tor Their customers. ON
sltIfda, tnc supply with them extremely short and
a large nuLy.r OF uptown families had u 20 without
ucir mills o. drp-nd upon The condensed article. The
train the NcwNorK and Harlem division got IN at an
early hour and VA, Yulo,i,I a. Forty,seyenth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE COMMUTER'S POCKET BOOK.
IN The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.

From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
What Is known c0mmuter pOckctbook IS very
popular with the Young women who live IN the
suburbs aud ride railway trains to and from the
city ON visiting and shopping expeditions. Thi-
pockeihOok l. Hat. ro0mv and rroanCuar and In the
front j, set . Tiny watch, The face Of which show,
through hole in the leather. The unfortunate
woman who is always Obliged Ia keep an eye on the
flight ~ time has this watch In Wow even when
clraged in the Whirl Of shopping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows ne ba'"ns ,e,
ructuaons lcstrdaN A. observed al tpe hl'i Sse,s
Signo Serytce station az this city The dashe ha'eaS
,"srot,re noted at Porrys pharmacy Sun BIilding
Tribune ONCE Aug. IL, a. m-'ieneraly far "ea'"f
proyaed yesterday. with thunder shower in th arc
nom followed by northwcstcry breeze and much afye'
air and a cooler tendency. The temperature iahg'u
,,o.n 0f and IS degrees the average (2l2) benz a.
to,rr than on the corresponding day last year Anu '
sa'T In and near this city to-day there Will probably "
cooler bracing and fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
ru1RrY.EIvE MEN OUT WORK AT LocKPoRr.

Lockport. y. I, Aug. l0.-knights OF LaOor til
the employ Of the Central Railway az this point
evidently received orders to-day at noon to strike ana
about thrtyhve men, including the assistant baggage
master. brakemen svtchmen. yartmen ana "a'cl-
men went ont. Two freight trains were delayed
tor. ,,vo hours This aftcrnc on for want Of switch
man at "a certain point but were let out by station
AGENT WEIGH. lie thinks he can command help
enough 10 avoid any delay 70 through trans bnt
there is likely 10 be some interruption to local ifelg
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

Albany that cht about O'Clock. carried IN uiuSu nno
bda,, load Of passengers, estimated at close 20 t
nS a; ali could not secure bcrth,, temporM? 80
80. Gxed up i'm the saloons and on u!eSc lldt ho
,,~,vecrs were glad to stretch themselves Io ~
nIaht and few OF them prayed for the prosperity u
the knights of Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

The shore Line between Ho,ton and NewYork has
on ,iu.r0r ~ SFlrt,. the Long Island
shores for more twohu.s of Oh" distance and pre-
sent. unr,apd attractions The traveller ShOrr Line
Iassene.rs arrive the Park Square station IN Boston
one OF the NEST central points In that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
Ifi,r Homra 10 MnslIinGIon.

The fastest train, Ia America service between
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washngton, VIA
Jersey Central Reading and D. and o. roads. station foot
" Llhelty.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THREAT AGAINST WORKERS At PoUGHKEEPsIE.

Poughlecpse. y. Y, Aug 10 lcp'ctal.-Ien or
twelve men came here from Peehskiu to-day "
take the places Of the men who lef their WORK at te
coal shutes yesterday. After the PeckSklll men hai
been al work for short time they knocked OF sud
denly. when asked why one of them said THAI a
man with IA black straw hat among them and
told them IL they continued to work they would Do
shot. The full description Of the man was gwen 70
Captain Mcdonald. the deputy sheriff. Inc Guy Ia,
hcrn nuirt Trains have arrived and departed about
on time and over the West shore road long irSnO
train, could he moving north and south az cav
All the steamboats, the river are carrying He"''
loads Of passengers and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

The Very Low Prices fig Furniture
at Flint Co.'S, I4tnst and 6thal n tempting
w select fall goods this eaSly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

TRAINS TRANSFERRED To THE WEST shohH
syracuse y. Y, Aug lo.-ArangementS were h'a"'
about > oclocl. this afternoon TO transfer all to
Ncw-Yorb Central passenger trains over the "es'
shore road at OSwego Junction. The three trains
that were held up the Central station since noon
were backed up 70 OsWcg0 Junction ana theh sen.
east over The N,st shore road. All tic o'ier uths
from the West after o'clock were sent over ul9
Nest shore These trains were heavy ana sevcaI
Ven, sucrial one train east bound pulled fourteen
rors ali well filed \ special excursion tram nued
with soldiers from Iowa came into the New ork
C.ntral station az o'clock. After remaining there
sh"ut an hour II was backed up and sent east over
49,, Wsst shore The New York Central has refused
to sell tickets for points east