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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25
THE LARGEST STOCK Or
SUMMER GOODS

We have ever had.
To close out 20 dozen Childron's yests VIC will
sell them at 10c; worth 12lAc.
% dozen Ladies Vests 10c; 25 dozen do. 12lh
25 dozen do 15c; % dozen do. 25c These are
sill worth gool deal more, but we have reduced
the price to close them out.
so dozen Fans, worth Csc, wo arc going to soil
at Toe.
25 dozen Kuotscd-,ringod Towels for 1910;
worth 15c.
A beautiful line of Belts, sll colors, at % to
soc; worth almost double.
1000 yards White Organdies, worth 10c, GIG.
We have reduced French Sstines from 37h
zoe in order that we may close the lot out.
yandyke Fish Net, price Sl.25 VIC will sell for
75c
All shades of sursh Silks, richly worth 60c, VIC
are going to sell at Acc.
Sash Ribbons, very pretty, for 49c TO close out.
New line of Challies at 5, 6 and SC.
We are selling our latest styles in Dress Goods,
all bought this season at reduction of 10 per Ct
We like to forgot so dozen Napkins We have on
hand, which We will close out at Doc per dozen.
The ladies are invited to ask to ace our Few
feature in Dimity Quilts.
We have new Patent spring Curtain FOR 30c
The ladies ought to 500 these.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25
n Hedricks to 4. Fl. Ocott, lot and
tn dinos 10 Carlin's Springs, for 81 735.
4 D. Gordon TO Isabel ]. Haddaway, a
In :, CsriD'5 Springs.

Trs WEATHER yesterday was as cool and
pleasant rs lhat of early autumn. end the
streets and suburban resorts were thronged
with people The churches. also. had better
Congregations than for the past few Sundays.
The excursion boats which passed up aud
down the river were crowded. Numbers
abou, O'Clock epaired to tbs hills over!cos-
log the river to witness woman making
balloon ascension aud q parachute descent
al River View.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

CASE D.sMIss8D.-It was stated in the Ga
zsrrE a few days SIEGE that the case OF y.
F. Nsa!e va. the Schuyler Electric Lighs.
Company had been dismissed. The case OF
l.. N. Cox against the same company, grow
Ing cut of toe same transaction Securing
contract for lighting Lynchburg) it is SAID
hes elso been settled, and the case Will De
stricken IRON The docket by order of the a.
to,neo fnr Mr. Cox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

Flour Is steady and firm. The Wheat market
continue irregular and with many frequent luc-
tuations bat there is constant, healthy demand
for choice grades at current values; sales show
the usual wide range, as many of the samples
offered are slightly jured CT badly cleaned; the
receps day were small, aad brought from 93
to 1Oi; roshirg fit for seed was smong them.
Corn 57a59. Bye 5Oa60, Oats 43a46. Eggs
are very scarce at 20 to %. Chickens II Pota-
toes 35 to so. Other produce sells well. Mill
feed has again been advanced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25
EETZHUGEa LEE.

LEXINGTON, VAr january II, 1850.
Mr. 4. r. Hawkes:
Dear Sir-When l require the use Of glasses
wear your Pantiscopic Crystaliz,d Lenses. In re-
spoct to brillancy and clearness of vision they
are superior to any glasses l have ever used.
respectfully, FITZHUGH LEE
Ex-Governor of Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

Thcso famous lenses adjusted to defective Wis
ion at the drug store of
ap21 co6m L. sTABLER G. Co., Alexs., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25
DRY GOODS.

OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
CORNER 18th and F sTRR ETs N. W,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Monday. Aug. IS, 1890.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25
LOCAL NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25.

For this section slightly warmer, fair woa' her,
followed by local showers Tues7ay, seutA9i'y
Winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

There is much In good blood but if borD
Of oad blood, "a. B. @. Alternative" is the
ouly remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

For sn unpopular President, the remedy
tina ballot bat for impure Blood a. B. @,
Alternative,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

MYSTERIOUS DEATH Between SIX ena
s9ysn o'clock Saturday evening me nou, -, T.,
lane G lbsGn q colored ~omau, was !onnn III
tho slIev running from Fcanslin to Je1ieison
st-aat between Washington and Co!utn us
Ir,or examination every Indication 'eooeu
toeboy, thet eha dsceesed had been scaioeo
~ 1eotb Ash 90 heT hack presenting
,,esta3 ard raw appearance. me nnfor'u-
nota .vooos;.'. husoa d WIS aoon found. nu5
b1 conjd throw no tGbt ca toe mystery,
GO that :be deceased WIS promo TO indulge
On sr.stite Tor liquor Il being Impossible
- ,s,e-nine whether her desh was the re-
snlf Of an accident or that she had oeen
sc,id.,i bp some reVengeful or malicious
,s,.,n. me rem aiua were conveyed to Mr..
YIN. Demains's Crdertskef's establishment,
and Yesterday cornnei's Jury wes eum-
mrned who, after examining NUMBER OF
wfsntases, wero as unao.e to throw ighC
m he atair - If the woman had been VIC
tim of tho WhItechapal fond. The remains
were later placed 10 coffin and ta&en u
It 9 nome Of the deceased, whence tney wete
inferred tt laY. The quest was heId oy
n, p,rvis the coroner, snd Mr.. James Mc-
Cnen Yves the foreman If The Jury. Inc
evidence showed tina; Beni Anin Cooley, on
his way hou,e from work, saw Jane lying IN
hcr door. and surprising she WIS., unfer the
I,fnenc. of Iioao. to d a coinred woman 10
iavo Der in the hour. Toe Won, wOman ;b on
Ina vas dead, and cubs quently the
sutSorilies we're not f d. The testimony
lowed that Catherine Timber, col
o,ed. nrishbor of Jane Gibson,
,aa hai r quarrel with her that day about
gat,lnc sorne water, but there was no evil
d.noe against the Timber woman. Il Ia also
said that Jane and her hnsnaud had bad
ooar,el the previous night, hut the man was
atyav from hcme when the woman was
Iongd dead ADD bad bsen away for come
time previously. 1. lie said thai the woman
was seen at her home about two houFs OF
fore to- dead no5y vas fouad By parties
on side the door. The lry rendered aver
duet o he efl ct that the deceased came to
bsr death by scaldiug from some mysterious
cause ,..,,. Ala
from the effects o. the scsldirg and that the DOL,
yg,rrmay have en- poured over her when shs
49,, rbe floor too much under the influence OF
6onor to offer resistance or mako auy alarm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25
The Rev Discovery.

$40 40> or fght. See War" Robertson;
advertisement in this paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

Nes- SONS OF CONFEDERATE vETERANs.-A
meeting for the permanent organization of the
Sois of Con fedorate Veterans will be held on
Monday evening, August 25th, at 730 O'Clock, at
the columbia engine house
srp2325 BY ORDEs OF THE COMMITTEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

3ALrIMoRK, Aug 25.-Cotton nominal mid
ding 117s Flour-msrket fairly active; Howard
street and Western super So OOas so ; do extra
So 75A4 Go 90 family "a 9045 so; City Mills
Rio brands extra So 25a5 so; winter wheat pat
ent SIS 6O,5 So; spring do So 00a6 %; straight
S. 50a5 75 extra 81 o044 80 Wheat-south,
s107 No 2 95la; steamer no BRED 1919; Vest
ern easy No winter ed spot and aug 1031sa
1O34 sept l03Aa103lb; Oct 1047s ,105 Doc
1 SRs10-6s. Corn-Southeru scarce; white and
yellow IS 90; Western easy mixed spot 56 hid !;
Aug 559s 70 sept 55asa551a: Oct 55sss55As
Oats very firm upgrsded south I'm and Penna
and W, storm whilo AZ 40; do Western mixed 40
a42 graded No white Al do mixed AZ new
white 42a44; 90 mixed 41a42. Rye active;
choice TO fancy 72a75; Rooi t, prime 63a71 !;
common to fair 65467. Hay steady; prize to
cbo ca timothy $11a12. Provisions steady. Sugar
ses0y; granu at 6as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

New YORK, Aug. 25-Cotton easy uplsnds
II II Orleaus IL Lilo; futures irregalsr. Flour
quiet and strong. Wheat dull and weak. Corn
dull and weaker. Pork quiet and steady at
$12 5Oa13 %. Lard quiet and firm at Sc so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 23.-Beef Cattle-good
Cattle firm others declined extra 4aha5c good
4ass4aac; medium 4a4Ac; fair 33s.37sc; COM
mon 3Aa3lbc; cuils 2aas3c; fat COWS 2i4a3c per
Id. Mich Cows S25a45 head. Mich Calves 90
SIC per ID. Sheep lac lower; extra 5Aa5 lsc
good 4sas5c; medium 4lAa41ac common 31sa4c
calls 2las314c per ID. Lsmbs 2s7lh, per pound.
Hogs-good light Western Hogs 6a6tc; common
heavy do. 5Aa5 n: per III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-25

CHICAGO, Aug. 25-11:Oo a. m.-whoss-s Sept
1854 Dec 1854 MAY 1928 Corn-sept 40;
May sos. Oats-sept 3644 May 39Ih. Mess
Pork-sept $40 rs; Jan $12 So. Lsrd-Sept
Sc 271a; Jan So S7lh. Short ribs-sept S. 80 laa
35; Jan SIS 971h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
SPRINliEIELD.

CFrEUEATiSG \ REVOLUTIONARY hN'i'r'
The New Jersey society Sons OF the Nher'''
Hcvolution enjoyed delightful Held uay 9'S'''''
A. the charming village OF springfield, III hiou 'o"'''
uhcrc they had gone 10 celebrate Inc iIo'" ann
,r.arv If the battle at that place. The battle Oh
,oid ,,,. NOT one Of the great conflicts Of the
,ovnlutin but il Wa made famous by the successful
r.n,lsc of , British invasion and by IN" part pIiN''
iu t,. battle ly the lighting par~on James 'a""e"'
whose VII, had bc~'n brutality shot by the h''s"'''
and who brought HYMN books from the '"ur'" "'
vaddine for the patriot guns. and VINO shou''N .
90 Give them Watts. boysi Give them Watts"
,,,u, nav member, Of the society present.
headed bv Josiah &. Pumpclly. their president 'ohh
Whithcad, registrar the Rev. Henry I" Shll'n' ''c
chaplain and George y. IIal,cy. Captain Ambrose VI
Matthews. George Il. Howe and Henry r. ha'hc" &"
| the Committee Of Arrangements The village was
alive with interest In the celebration, ana houses "er"
decorated with flags Among those present wero four
direct descendants of Par>on Caldwell. namely, Mrs
| william Mulligan. Of Ial>adc,, Miss poTm'iS OK
! springfield. M Charles +. Park jr. Of EnGlewo"
and James Finley Garfield. Of brooklyn
The ancient Presbyterian Church. where the cNer
ci,cs held aud which stands on the site oi the
original, from which ParSon Caldwell brought the
| HYMN books will seat nearly 800 people. and it Wa
packed. The exercises consisted Of prayer by the
| Rev william IIoppaugh. Interesting address by
| President pumpcy, all Grafton by the Rev W. -
Grove, singing by quartet Ut men from M"TlNtoWh'
and charming recitation OF Brc' liartcs "'ad"eH
| AZ Spriugicd,H by Miss Marie Louise Lyon. Tho
audience was enthusiastic and applauded everything
| except the prayer The benediction was pronounced
| by the Rev. VI. G.. Reed. The church had been
| lavishly decorated for the occasion with flags and
| flowers and three handsome eagles (a Of them shot
On springfield Mountain introduced In the decora
| tions with good effect. The Socicty and invited
| guests, including fifty women. wer, marshacd IN
| columns t.c close of the exercises and marched
| to the Town Hall for dinner Herr there was moro
| singing OF pnirloec arr ana entertaining speeches
William -. Mcdowell and 10y two vcrablc sons Of
Revolutionary fathers. Benjamin Myer and Edward \.
| Arnold. The cnthu-iaSm unbOundcd
| This the first day Of the New Jersey society
! 4" In the field" and II proved excellent idea The
| village i close by the place where the battle was
| fought and where relics Of the fight still found.
| The New Jersey Society represented at the ccc-
hitiOn by striking and handsome body Of men, and
New Workers who there enabled under-
stand A little clearly than they did before why
| II that the New Jcr,eymen did wish to be
| an auxiliary branch Of tho New York Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. MONDAY JUNE 2s 1880


ARRIVED.
Steamer wandle Br TTattes swansea JuneI with mdss
ORDER Barber d co Arrived the Bar M
Steamer edwin BIZ stacy Palermo May 81 and Gibraltar
with ndse Hiiz Fetman Covessel 10 Simpson,
spence d Young Arrived at the Bar at 80 IN
Steamer Okla tBr. Key Antwerp June IN baastto Tap
steamer Maasdam (Dtch) Potter Rotterdam Ju ne H. with
Steamer I.idie fr. olivier, BorieauI with md.s
en- passengers 10 fun'n Eye % N'''4 tue
Havana days VIII. mdse and passengers 10 Jas Eward
90 Steamer Avo Or. VILLAINS Haytien ports with ndss
and Pm Forwood Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer ST (Nor Volt Baracoa oa days. with fruit to
Mones & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 80 Up M
&C. with sugar Vessels CO; vessel TO PIN. Forwood
steamer Fl Mar hawthorn New. Orleans pays mdss
steamer city Dole West Point Va with md'e, to
ssea anS pasenser to Nm Se CO
mss and days with
steamer Martha Z Mccabe. Van KrK. Philadelphia. with
Steamer vaicneia Miller John, NIB. with mdse and
Steamer lucy Miller, Homer. Bangor. with mdse and
Steamer Egiya CBr Bernpon Boston, in ballast to Wv
in ballast to j whitney & co.
co TaeS and to order TOBIAS CO.
BARK Alice Cooper Br Williams oJaneiro 80 days. In
BarS Mendola Rice Maianzas 10 days with sugar orie
Bark Antioch Hemingway. Boston. to Miller Houghton.
az sandy ISpE IN, cat ss 0dv cloudy and
CLEARED.
Steamer Wyoming obi, RiseJ. Iiverpoo-A Underhin
weyske tBr. Peacock RIO Janeiro and Santos
J II Winchester a co. ,,
s;canicr ~ 9Sor Wuif. Baracoa -Mobes q 90.
steamer Kansas city. Kempron. savannah X walker
snip Lucy \ Nichols. Nichols. sydney, NsW-Arnold.
Cheney Il
Implement Knox Libby. san Francisco Sutton & co.
slip ASIA Br Hilton Pa,ang-SnOw Burgess
BARK Namad watts. Port Natal. -ArSell douglass
BARK HeriDea (Aust Nelcich, Ccttc-Funch. Edye 20
Bark Enigma ,Br' nodd Georse'own' Dem 'ha'oa'
Bark Antigua tBr). Holmes Windsor, Ns-J Whitney
Co. -
Steamers Rock Light. for Rotterdam; Thordisa - TAI
lalas.ee savannah. Yantlc and Essex (C > NJ -
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON June % Arrived. steamer Vera toep
proceeded on her way u Bremen
sailed. Elder GER, Baur from bremen ior WV
Sr1ILY June 2l-Pa,sed Rhynand (Beg) Weyer
from New York on her way 20 Antwerp. a,. p..,.r,r.
GLASGOW June 22Arriyed. steamer eul'eol Iehh'!N%
MA lHrl. Mann. frou New York a..., >,.-.,, m,
MoyLE June 2l-Sailed steamer state OF Nevada 9TH
Hendrr son. from glasgow for New YORK. -. -, ,z,,
DPPTFORD juno 22-Arrved steamer Analn ''et)' h'ao@
SHIELD, June o2- sailed. kasbck obi. Dawes
'' nrsxrr IiF,D June 2l-Pessed Island DAM
ssodt from stettin o her way 10 Now York. -. x
DOVER ~ Passed steamer -orrento "er)' 'usen'
HULL june 2l|Arrved. steamer IIindoo tBr) Dousas@
WaasrHd June 32 Arrived. steamer Bohemia GER. Let
ea Arrived steamer wisand (Ger Barends. from New
iS%aaK.guRs June is-Arrived Neusra Fr Yer.
GIBRALTAR June li-ArrlVen' STEAMER f'iu~ va" -"
from New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
EyEscrsts AT THE URsrLINE ACADEMY.

The mother house Of the UrSulinc Academy, in East
Morr,ania was well filled yesterday afternoon with
clcrgymcn and laymcn who were present 10 witness
Che commencement exercises of the pupils Of the tr
suliuc Academy. MonSienor Thomas :. Preston.
vicar general the archdiocese. presided and among
the other ccrgymen present the Rev J. Scully.
president of ST. Johns College Fordham the Rev.
r ; Lynch of the Church of the Transformation; the
Rev A. j. Clancy. Of II. AIMS Church. and the Rev.
+. OLeary. :. !. Miss {. Cote OF TINS city, and
Mis- T. simpson Of ulOOklyn were The graduates. the
last mentioned speaking the -alutatory and the former
the valeiictory. Miss Cecilia Lawrence received "A
gold medal for proficiency In Christian doctrine Miss
Simpson one for instrumental music, Miss stub for
drawing and Miss Vettel for vocal music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24

CH1RGES OF CRUELTY ~ An 4SELCh'
A SAILOR SAYS HIS WIFE Is BEATEN BY he"
xrRsFs ON BHACKwEIL's ISLAND.

Mich interest was manifested in the ONCE Of '''c
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction, al
r,o,op+bs, and Third ave-. yesterday, when Jahc'
carr a sailor Of NO. "a LaiGIt ST., made complaint
,canst thc nurses Of the female insane asylum Oh
pIackwell's Island charging them with abusing III,
wife He said that on Saturday he went 10 the lsa"
70 soc his wife who il patient there lie fohnu nc'
fr,phtf,y bruised and battered her face covered WIN
scratchcs and several teeth missing she declared
tina, her nurse had inflicted thcse Injuries
The Commissioners sent for Dr. f. G. Dent inc
suneriuteDdent of the asylum, who made the iV""7
statement: -, On
,aes when She was thirty year> old. NuhcIIhR IRON
epilepsy She remained only "A snort INN; U.' c,o
turned January ). 1862 ana reh'I'',r 20 and has
years. She returned again on AprIi - ,r'cs
heen here ever she Is very NloHnt az I'M
especially while recovering from one Of cI her I record
Iine IG-Carr had a fight with another patient anu
was scratched about the hands ana race. hit. .r,,c
June 21-Carr attacked her nursG, anu VIZ VIZ rutr,r
n bite her got her teeth entangled III inc hu'su
dress and had two upper and TWO H'''s"'s P"i' Wv
Dr Dent was tod 10 make written report oil the 'ase'
md Nr Carr was advised 10 60 with DE- Dent 81 the a>y
INN and make further Investigations lie WENT anu M
r,,or sent word 10 the Commissioners III the Afternoon
th,. Carr had gone away satisfied. To Ii1bli' t.
porter however Carr said he was far rom 'atl'n'u,
i1n Rad oxamIued the bruises hi, wifes body ana
ar,n. and was convinced that the injuries coIlt n,'
:" o. Lon made i'm am fight with another patcn''
He saws that ne will take thc odsc dcr Il
trict. Attorney today and have the h'a''o' '''
Last niaht Dr. Dent gave his ofcn meal rcpcrt 10
Commissioner Porter IL dld h"' u'"o' NAV
from that already quoteh, ho had Immediate
control of Mrs. Carr Mary Kraft ana Aala ,l,t ir,
also sent reports 10 tIc 'o"i'7
DR. Dents Statements. ~ l. Mar
These reports will come before Dr. n. Il: '''
| donald, the superintendent Tor tle i"''''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
JrOr-oP DF,IERS And THE WHTSKEf TIKI NJ.

A massmecting of the wholesale hquor dealers I"
this city was held yesterday III the hcIhbie bu'ut'
The committee appointed last week to outhhe It PA"
= oo,ior ac,in.f the Whi-kyy Trust reported some
ro.oIutions which were unanimously sdoptcd, Calling
ON the Di-tille, and Cattle Feeders Company - "aNc
the rebate condition Of il -alcS, ana ulrec'nV '''
I'm case of "A refusal to comply with TINS request
co lucrative stock company should he at once l'rheH
with a calital stock Of at least S1OOooo i'r inc
rurposc of erecting purchasing one or more o'T
tlcrics that the stock Of this co operative disu"r!
company be transferable only under the c"holu"h'
impo,ed y the charter and by lawo OF the COMPANY III
sucb a manner that the operation aud control "i the
co-opcratve dstillcry dietlerics could never Dc
severed from their original purpose and that III ease
Of a refusal Of the company 70 rcscind the rebate
order il should be agreed not 10 accept The n'D''e
vouchers but pay the price at which the company Is
Willing 10 make absolute ale Oi IL AooHs'
The committee OF ten was then reappp;hie9 " com
mittce to meet the representatives 81 the pi,ttr,
aud cattle Fccders' Association AT the Murray llu
Hotel to DAY at 10 O'Clock. The mcciiit |louriti
until Wednesday at p. M. 10 hear the report oil inc
Conference Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
A WOMAN BECOMES 4 SEA CAPTAIN

Mrs Della Cross, Of brooklyn, Is now Mrs. 'ap'aui
Cross of the schooner oregon, and Chief Clerk Duhh
NJ the Custom House Naval Bureau. assisted III the
transfer nation MIR. Dunn is strong Democrat, ana
not necessarily an advocate Of womcns rights, but
when Mrs. Cross calmly appeared before him IN the
Custom House rotunda the other day. and wanted 10
take the oaths master and owner OF the oregon MI
Dunn could find nothing in the law To prevent her
from becoming CAPTAIN Della. and Cap'n Della il
after she signed which she affixed TO the
necessary instead Of writing her name.
Her husband had been the owner of the oregon, but
transferred the vessel TO his wife for business
Mrs Capn Della is stout and looks determined enough
to be the cap'n Of the Oregon and Mr. Cross also Mr..
Dunn says that this is the first of which he knows
where IA woman has become the and master Of
a vessel. Years ago Mrs. Wilson now an ns pectr
al the Barge Office. brought vessel 20 port after the
death Of her husband. who the captain She also
sailed on voyage as commander Of the vessel There
Is also female pilot Oh the Mississippi River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
UuKING DEL EGATFS Busy.
STRIKES OEDFRED on FIFTY-FlNE BclhpiN"o-
NEWS FROM THE LABOR UNIONS.

The e,,r.pr..snt walking delegate Of the b"''inR
mona ,,r,, hu.y vest day ordering IN" carpenters pas
,or. hr,,,y,rs plumbers Narnshers. 'talroud'T' an"
,, >, 90 on strike on hfty-hye large nat houses '''
III hpudinrs ur,own Tn strike wa M by inc '''p'
80 , demanded 3 In piac" OF - day. ana "N'r opV
IL ,,o-k,,on went on strike IN sympathy me oul'onE
i, ,h ,ri. Is in progress ar i've houses IN S'N'h,
nd =, near West Fnd.avc.. eight houses IN f'-h'!
-, and twelve houses in Eighty 'cv'nth-'t' near
u, -rdavc. twenty-five buildings In N'nrtlNN'h'''
oor ~l,th.,,c and buildings IN Ninety ~ WV
and xtnh,yc The architects and builders are N'IP'
.,,r. - Va Ia Rroldway who have gwen ul' w"
-, %. rho c,r.on,cr work 20 Edwin W1dN"orth' "l
wordsworth refused 20 pay than - Tor u'S o ''s
hours work ,, J., -.,,,od 10
Tho cloakmakcl-' lockout will probably be ''u'd TO-
a,v on term, satisfactory TO tn mon. 1t was sal y'r'
, ,,.r,oon tina, the preliminarcs had already been
"a Nom NJ meeting of II Manufacturers N>s" Sooh
ard IN. Amaiganatcd Committee OF CloaknaKerS ne" AZ
40 52l broadway. 49,
The strike Of cigarakcrs Is sprcadn9 ana vest raw
c,rn,on ,,gartnakcr, employed hy the firm 81 victor
vnucto & CO.. SOS Is. IS aud 80 'hurh'~t' "''' 90
tr.e for an advance ~ 81 per 1000 cigars mere ar
i.o NOW strikes DR. advance o; wages IN IN" 's"
,,,orles ~ rschcuarh x Meyer Whte-st. Stark TO-
rcorv 4 Boo,rnan aud l.. +. Frommr. In East seventy
sryenthst. ,.,...
An lmport1nI movement Il contemplated III wv P'''"o
,d and action f. being taken looking 10 Oh" promotion
Of Cutral Trades Council to be composed o' N''""'
h,ch,s q, ,h. trade The annual strike Of comp"Sor'
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