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Mr.. Joseph Sprigg, OF Hardy, rises to
denounce tho ubiquitous internal revc.
nue. SYSTEM" and to say that "the Re.
publican party fastened it upon the PEG.
ple and refuaed to repeal it." Mr.. Sprigg
knows well why the internal revenue
system was Fastened upon the people,"
He knows that the system was devised
to raise money to prevent the destruc-
ton OF the Union.
He knows that when his party is out
OF power it denouuces tho system rs he
is doing now, and when it is in power,
having the chance to repeal the system,
it does not DO it.
When the Democratic party had tho
President and both branches OF Congress
1t could have wiped out the internal
revenue system, but it preferred to lot it
stand. This 1t did because it preferred
to raise money by taxing home industry
rather than by taxing foreign industry
for the bencil. Of home industry; also
because 1t regarded tho internal revenue
establishment as too valuableia piece of
political machinery to DO voluntarily
abandoned.
Did President Cleveland recommend
the abolition Of the internal system Of
taxation? lie did recommend in eIec.
the abolition OF the system OF taxing for.
eien producers who bring their wares to
the American market.
The Republican national platform Of
lSSS recommended "a repeal OF tho taxes
upon tobacco, which arc m annoyance
and burden 10 agriculture, and the tax
upon spirits used in the arts and for me.
chanical purposes;" and added:
II there shall still remain n larger revenue than
u requisite for the wants OF the Government. NJ
favor the entire repeal OF Internal taxes rather
IMAM the surrender Of ANY part OF our PROTECTIVE
system u The Joint behest Of the whisky trust
ana the agents OF fote!sa manufacturers. =
Mr.. sprice will recall how this plank
was jumped on by his party. Demo.
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Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure. f.l1. :
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O,
We, the undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for tho last Is years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to csrry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West 4 Truax, Wholesale Druggist,
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
u t.r. -, aa sa ~ Dtw
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JouN 0. PENDlEroN has not yet ac-
copied Hubbard's challenge to name one
article made in this country and pro-
tectcd by tariff which is not cheaper
now than when it was not protected.
lie never will accept that challenge.
But no will go on just the same bowling
.the tariff ia tax on the consumer"
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Tho Ohio State Journal, in speaking of
the political outlook in Ohio, says Of
Colonel Poorman's chances:
In tho Seventeenth Colonel poorman
has much the best Of it. He hns only
700 majority to overcome. The greatest
claim made by the friends OF Judge Pier.
son is n majority Of 500. He will be
scratched this much in his own county
(Monroe) on account OF jealousies on the
part Of disappointed statesmen aspiring
to the honor. The indications point to
Poorman's election by q majority rang.
ing from 500 to 1000. a'H IN
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No thugs ut the Wheeling Polls This Ycnr.
Tho Democratic politicians arc In
state OF mind over what they are'pleased
to call the "force bill" They arc 80 ex.
ercised right hero in Wheellngth they
cannot tell the truth about the Federal
elections bill, which Is devised to secure
fair national elections everywhere,
nothing more. There Is no more force
in It than in any other law, since all
laws nrc supposed to be passed with the
intention OF enforcing them.
But why this change Of sentiment on
the part Of the Democratic politicians
hereabout2 They did not object to a
display Of force two years ago, and the
force Of the National Government, at
that. Wi.hou. any provocasion, with no
need beyond their own partisan neces.
sties to do anything OF the kind, they
sAcretly surrounded the polls in this city
with gang Of heelora and toughs bear
Ing commissions as United States Dep
uty MARSHALL. 5t,
Never before in the history Of Wheel
Ing had u Deputy Marshal been placed
at the polls. This time they were put
on duty to intimiIate in tho interest o
the Democratic ticket, although thu
election machinery and tho final coun
were in Democratic hands. .g..
This year the Republican party is II
national control. 1t has the MarshalI
and can appoint deputies. But ther'
will no Deputy Marsha!s at tho polls
Republicans do not wish TO prostitute
the pawer Of the National Government
to ends SO base. They want free ballo
and fair count, nothing more.
Two years have made change il
Wheeling, and the change shows tn
difference between the two parties.
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indianapolis, Ind.

PHYSICIANS all over the country are
using "OLlyE Blossom" in their practice
with the best results. The high stand.
ing OF the manufacturer, DR.. France, is
sufficient guarantee OF its merit.
"Olive Blossom" 10 sold by Logan
Drug Co., 9. r. Goetze, W. W. Irwin,
W. L. Williams, @. schnepf, G. Menke.
meller, ". G. Armbright, W. II. vii.
liams and N. W. Heinrich; J. w. Oar.
rah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy
rick Bsllaire; st. Clair Bros, Benwood
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Cd. b. i D.
cratic speakers and newspapers de-
nounced It, declaring that the Republl'
can party was in foyor OF free whisky
and taxed nccessarcs OF life." Tho In.
has no doubt that Mr..
sprigs, who at that time was candidate
for the House OF Delegates, wake the
echoes Ia tho mountains OF Hardy with
this sort OF stuff. Did he then want the
internal revenue system repealed
Would he want II now II men Of his own
party were running the machine'
The 1STELLiGEScgG has for years fav
ored, does now favor, the entire abolition
OF tho system. l. Is no longer necessary
It should be cut upby the roote.
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McPnERsoN'5 Handbook Of Politics
Tor 1890, which ia little late in reaching
u, thiB year, contains tho record OF Ma
tional and State affairs OF importance
from August 81, 1888, to July 81, 1880.
The work Is auch 4 compendium Of re-
cant home history as is nowhere else to
be found. 1t is purely ,non.partissp,
finding its materials in the official rec
orda OF the National and State Govern
mcnts. Every American who desires
to be we'll informed and to be able 10
make ready reirerco to important mat
tiers OF recent occurrence should be pro-
vided with this book. 1t is published
by james J. Chapman, Washington, D.
G., ut So Il copy.
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THEY DON'T AGREE.

lrbI,lino Efd,lcT DtR., Nltp York Word, DON
Gi, - - HiltOrtdt. Oct. 49, Editorial.
ft,uubllcnu tRriN: Prices have tended
In 20 prIces-dUwn downward FOR seyer-
10 wages. nj years while wages
hnvc very GENERALLY
..u t..- advanced.
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pgNDLKroN must have enjoyed hear
ing the Wetzel Democrats opinion OF him
read in Hubbard's impressive way.
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Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. Csc. per box, s boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
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Gen. n. Gum's Appointments

Clarksburg, Harrison county. Oct. 30, $50 p. M
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. 81. 7:30p. III.
Mid AlCbournc. Tyler county, Nov. !, pm
Phillpp!, Barbour county, nov. 8.
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II your RACK ACHES.
Or you are oil worn ort, really good fer moth.
Ing, 1t IA general debility. Try
BROUN'S IRON HITTI:KS.
Twill cure you, cleanse your Liver, and give
agood appetite.
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DIED.,

DARE.At Benwood. on Tuesday, October os.
18th year.
Funeral from his late residence Friday, October
SO, ate p. m. Intermcnt at Belaire, Ohio.
Friends invited
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Ceredo, Oct. 20. $50 p. m.
Ravenswood. Oct. 81, . p. I'd.
rennsboro. Nov. |, l p. in.
HGrtlsyillc, Nov. j, IN, m,
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RINEHART& TATUM.
Lonoi L1,1i MnrLnt rtreei
For Sale.

As - 49, ''r s~ ~O- ~ q
Residence one mile west OF bridgeport, Ohio.
Eight rooms, stable Ground Clio Oh an acre.
is acres Of land nj Short Creek at sl5 per acre.
No. 80 Ohio street, 81, AGO.
No. ls9 South Penn street. $1,000.
Lots on South Penn street.
Low on south Front street.
Lots on North Front street.
No. l57 Fourteenth street, $4,000.
No. 6S Sixteenth street, $500.
No. 2l24 Chnpline street,
No. 1854 Chapline street, 2.400.
No. 22ig Maiu street, $1,000.
Lot No. % Water street, 5000.
No. lG35 Chgpline street, 81 200.
Block OF ten houses. Annual rent 81 400 Price
$4,000. e.S7.- p .ssl
No. ll25 EofF street, $780,
No. 1025 McColloch street, 81, 800.
No. 100 McColloch street, $500.
No. 1'2and ia Seventeenth street, $500,
No. $50 Twelfth street. s2,400.
Lots on Welzel street, $500.
Lots on Warren street 500.
No. H0 EoG httect, $500.
No. si and Sc Twenty'stxth street. $50.
Nos. O. and &C Twenty. third htreet, 500.
No. 23li Eotr street, s., 500. ss. d
No. E}'0 poF street, g., 500.
No. 1872 Chapllne street sl,400.
NO. 1881 Woods street, 81 800.
No. 1888 Woods street, Si.SOO.
MAnuiactuFlng site with Factory Building.
-Four lois on McC0lloch street. James Car.
ney's heirs addition.
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
q No. 2606 Main street, 81, 200.
NO. $50 Main street. Ground a full lot, 50, 900.
@ee FOR RENT.
House rear Of 2cG Eighteenth street. .....s5 60
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1fyou intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want first.cla.s work and low prices,
call at office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLaln's Building. 1905 Market street.
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For Sale.

New double brick house, OF and % North
naron street. VIII bring $500 per year. Bargain,
A modern seven.roomed house, No. l6 Viz.
slnia street, ono half square from Suspension
bridge. Fine location.
a property that will make a very pleasant
nome At No. 40 South broadway, near Virginia
Paying inyestments-the property southwes.
corner Broadway and Zane streets, three dwell.
!ng houses. Rents for about s450 per year. Price
;, Property northeast corner Of Maryland and
worth Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for third house. This
property ID In such a location that will increase
very rapid In value, 5000.
BUILDING LOTS.
In The most desirable locations on tho Island
>, Corner 81 ThIrty.alth and Maskc. streets
25xloo, $3.50 To $500.
5Q. FARMS.
A splendid 52'acrc farm on Fairmont pike, two
nourS drive from this city, has 100 bearing fruit
low. =, = = - 49, N Jaw
Vegetable farm. six miles from this city.
aWehty"oue acres oil tho best land In Ohio. lvo
minutes walk from depot. Land will produce
anything that grows In this climate
20 acre farm lower end Of Ditty's Bottom, eppo.
sue MoundSyiile and near railroad. Coal and
Sood stone quarry. $3.50,
'9t G. o. SMITH,
oGSo 800 Market Street.
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Real Estate.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

611lA feet, North Front street, west Sides $50
5oxl4s feet, North trout street, west side. 30
S0xl?0 feet, South York street, west sidc... GO
6Oxlt0 feet, South Him street, west stde-.. 900
80xlO0 feet, South Kim ltre.t, west sidc..... $50
S0xl00 feet, South Penn street, cast Sde... 800
25xll2 feet. North Wnbssh st., cast side.... a75
3VxtlO feet, South Huron street, east side. $50
42x6l ieet, cor. Huron 4 new Jersey sts.. GDo
30xl20 feet, Fourteenth street, north side. 2,i09
S0xl9O feet, Fourteen III street, north side. $50
hNx3t0 feet Caldwells Run. ECO
b0x 100 feet, Wilson street, sixth ward.... 1900
lOOxlOO feet, McCoioch street. Eighth ward 1900
l40x250 feet, National road 900
lO0xS50 iect, Pleasant l5DO
Lots and improved property in Martins Ferry o.
10 acres near Elm Grove. 600
lt5 acres two miles west OF bridgeport. o.. $500
a acres near Lorain, 100
u acres adjoining ". Clairsville, O...... 1850
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Marble and Granite,

gsE q Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley. IL -''-,N
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FOR COUGHS
USE SYRUP OR HONEY, TULU AID TAR.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Viz.
gipia. ..'' =
William McAdams,
Guardian and In his own right. T, c,.roo,,
VS.. ~ tnauCeEy.
Elizabeth Cha,nock, ct al.
In pursuance OF the authority vested In us by
decree OF the above mentioned court, made
and entered In said cause on tho 9th day OF DC.
tober, A. D. 1880. the undersigned special com.
miSsionerS appointed for the purpo.e b7 that
court In said decree, will Oh
SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF NOVEMBER, 1891.
beginning ct 10 O'Clock OF said day, n. the north
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, sell at public auction, the several
parcels o. real estate hereinafter mentioned, or
20 much thereof as may DO necessary to pay the
OF suit and expenses OF sale. that is to say:
1.-The north half OF lot number 10 Of tho
seventh square OF the city OF Wheeling, In Ohio
County, In the State OF Vest Virginia.
2-Lot number II In the addition to said CITY
Of wheeling formerly called South Wheeling.
laid on by Moses ". Chapline, Marcus Wilson
and James II. Forsythe. =. 80
TERAs OF sALE.-One-third and 80 much
m ore as the purchaser may elect to pay cash in
hand, and the remainder In two equal Install.
menS. payable respectively In one aud two
years from the day Of sale with interest from
that day, the purchaser giving his notes Tor the
deferred installments, md the title TO be lc.
talned 70 secure the payment 0! them until they
GEO. D. CALDWELL.
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If you've got pain or ache or q bruise,
Salvation Oil will reach the case instant.
ly. Price % cents.
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FoE JUpGE OF IllL CUUET OF ArPEAtg,
HON. r. 81. REYNOLDS,
OF Mineral County.
FOR CoNGEEsf.
First Distriet-W. =. HUBBARD,
Of Ohio County.
Stcond Dtsrict-GEokGE HAGMAE,
oil Grant County.
Third DiIlrtci-TlEopHlLUS GAINES,
OF FRyeitG County.
Fourth Df,nict-CiiARkfR u. bMlTH,f
@ Of Wood County.
FOR CLEEK oYTng COUNTY COURT.
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
FOR CLERK OF Tng CIRCUIT COURT
8. L. BRlCE.
~. FoE STATE sENATE,
Y. i. WHITAKER.
ron HOUSE or DKLg0A1m.
W. Il. lEARNF,
DANL. MANwLLL,
CHARLES MoRNINGsTAR.
JOHN CUMIlNs. .
Election. Tuesday. November 1.
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Capt. b. Il. Dovencr's Appointing FONTS.
West Union, Doldrllgc county. Nov. l, | m
New Cumberland, Nov. ), 7:S0 p. IN.
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New Advertisements.

WANTED-A FiRST.CLASs TRACK
w foreman for new work. Adetea" wv. p"
tntellRencer 0tllce fr. rs srsf.H .g bC21s
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WANTED-sET OF BOOKS no
Y! audit. or posting to do In the evening.
Address, "ENPhRT" care this flee, pC9Oa
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, y. s. Claim Attorney, 1912
Market street. have long experience In
prosecution OF pension claims. Soldiers their
widows and mlior heirs will find 1t to their
advantage to employ an attorney at home In
preference 70 one In Washington. D c. ncSl
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MRS. E. RAE, FORMERLY OF
AVA Trenton, n. Twill learn something OF
imnoftAnce 10 her by addressing "B," care Of
Int liRe"Cer Office. Ot1t
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"ANTED-TO RENT A FUR.
~ ElsHEn room. centrally located, by a
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Hon. G. W. Atkluson's appointments,

Hon. a. W. Cnmpbolrs Appointments.
Fai-mont, oc:. 80, 1880 p. In. .I.
Grafton, Oct. 81, ..
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Hon. WI. Hubbnrd's Appointments.
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. 81.
West Liberty, Nov. |, ? n. III.
New Cumberland, Nov. 3, 100 p. N,
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I OsT, STRAYED OR STOLEN
- white. COW, with brown Bpeckles about head
anu shoulders; khort horns, Part Jersey. Send
information TO JOHN MURDOCH. llV9 CHARLES
street. t.s.. .... oc4a
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Colonel po,r,,,,,.,. c,,,

Elk GAtdcn, Oct. 80.
Newou.g, Sov.3.
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Medical.

" eYrfseT. c,ires LirsT Conp'dini.
ssS-- HNiohA Affections ana
n L0stiteneSS. AZ drugEists. rrlcc - cts.
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crrrRIL ANDREW J. EDGERLr DEAD

Boston, Feb. - Especial r-'"hei1' Nhun" . ~ -
.I,,, ci,,,sn 81 Med,,rd /, dead. lie was torn IN
;,r,esa \ H. on Octobrr :. ISIS and wax broh'f
a, n y b. Edgerly. Of springfield. presid'ft Of th'
N.s.,chu,etts Mutual Life Insurance tonIanN ana u
Jo.eph G. Edgerly. Superintendent OF Schools az muir
49,, ,,o va, he WAS inst-ur1enta IN organizing COM
- :, o,u,tae,s and was commissioned sc"Ond-li"nt'n'
an, q, company f. OF the 4th Regiment. New iisnlohiF'
vo,un,.,r. He Wa the famous but iifatd "NI'u'.
,,,n of burnside aud pu ront against Pois koNa anu
s " ,.,to,.d I'm Florida He received serious M
,.. mo while making the rounds OF the pcS'ts as
oner u the guard and contracted disease IN tIe
.u,nns lie was sen, hone to Manch'ser. y IL, Oh
c,ui,,ng service After removing 20 lia"rhI y H. NJ.
tecerly received thu appointment Of AdIutah''"", ="
the state under Governor Weston ana he wa '''o ~
" ..,, the town I'm ;hr Legislature. The earlier paF'
Il nj, life had been spent in Massachusetts III la'""
and I'm Mansaeid and OF lat years he again r..uu "
hi. STATE holding his resideace In Medioio' us va"
and one son survive him
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pcoCFEDINt;S IN BOTH HOUSES.
Washington, Feb. 27.-Thc Senate today pa
several bills, among them the following:

Washington, Feb. o7.-Thc Senate today passed
several bills among them the following:
To authorize the construction OF railroad pr1age
across the Missouri River. in Monona County Iowa,
and In Burt County. Neb. 49,, ,,,, .
Kills making appropriations for public buildings as
foIiows: EoanOkc ga, SlOOOO0; Norfolk. Va.
$50 900: Newport News, Va, 100000: Lynchbure.
Va textnnson) $500 PetersbuI,, Va enlargement
and improv ement 10000 49,.
Appropriating ali 900 for ma adamzed road from
staInon, Va, 10 the National Cemetery near tiiat
place
Among the bills introduced in the House today
were these
Nv Mr. Miles OF ConneCticut-To amend the World :
Fair bin 30 as require al least two OF the Boaru
of Control 10 be women. . -,
Nv Mr. bingham. Of PENNSYLVANIA Authorizing ine
Posi- General TO contract for foreign seamshp
mail service within a radius OF 800 miles on the
same conditions rs for inland steamboat service. 40
AlsO authorizing the Postmaster General 10 crehlt
and nav postmasters for losses sustained by hrr bur
elsry and unavoidable casualty, within the limit OF
O., 900. ,, .,,.. uo. nm
Also 10 rate as third class mail matter alleged Pc
rodIcals which are merely books or reprints OK books
whether complete or In parts
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nEArH OF LAWRENCE KEHOE.

lawrence Kehoe. the well known book'puohsher'
d,ed NJ his home 80. 1871 Tompkns ave. HrOohSh IL
Yesterday afternoon from pnenn"na after d" 'ii'e''
=, evc davS He was born In Wcstord Ireland MY
., y.ark Ann and came Ia this country when a
hoy sooh after his arrival IN this city ne was dp
uonted Serk In the book Publishing hrm ~ d. ~ j.
saduer Ne soon became contributor to " Inc Ne"
York Tablet owned by the firm ana duiihS 'hc wa,
became IL, manager. When fathei lic'Ket' one u
a.. p.,ust Fathers founded the catholic Public atom
society Company. No. Earcayst.. about twenty
three wears ago. MIR. Kchoc Wa made IT, manager
Ne retained this responsible place until Ills oea''
Icing at the same time partner III the concern.
Tho society is also agent for Earns Cae'' LILO o'-
catholic publishing house IN ENGLAND. 40, y.u,.
'aS Wo Z .koc when a yonng man married Ny wary
Nc%uI,v OF Northern New York sIc anu ce -.
ntIu'' QUO NJ whom was associated with Ills fatici
I'm business survive him. , 49,. o., - ,rro,v 81,
10 a m. al the house and also al ST. JOIN ~" - :.
church Willoughby and Lewis AYES re'lHgIin , Ia
will be celebrated. lhe buriai VIII W IA '''
Cemetery, Flatbush.
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Many CLOAKMAKERS on STRIhE.
rvroprs ALREADY on FOOT TO SETTLE THE
DlFFNULTY-SEw UNIONS TO BE-
E>rARIISUE,D.

Over o 400 cloakmakers are on strike IN tm' oI'S ,
The Arms involved are Meyer Jonasson 'o'' i'l"0
mon A. Fredlander ~ Co.. 500: 5. Rothschiid 'o''
400. Thomas Brothers, 30: Endeg 4 e." 90 Hc"u'H
4 RIatt 100; Carl Rosenbaum Co.. 90 ko'eh''ia' :"
schmidt. 80: ". Diack Co.. 90 Inc MI" "
Mover Jonasson & Co, signed a contract VIII" '"'
oncra,o,s and Cloak Makers Union late wednesday
night and about 200 OF the 1900 strikers IN ts shp
returned 10 work yesterday. These men Work III 'n,
shop itself but LOO men. employed py S"e''
ar contractors are still on strike
In the contract with the union Mt Joha>soh a-'o'
N nav unon wages to employ union men, ho' !" us
eliminate against any II the striker to force NJ
cor,ractoks 10 sign agreement, with ,he UNION anu "
,orfeit also TO the union II he violates t> con.le
in any way The sweatef\" will be torccu VI pre"n
40 Tor their good faith in Icarrying ont the posIs'
- their Agreement with thetiniOn. rms trah'ier
Gebt from the union to the firm, ana theIe - ,r,
dn,ht that the firm Will effect settlchieht ih s'''
order. IN, 49,. .,.oh.-ced their striking
oper,tors and an attempt N make settlement ~ w.
tr"h,c YESTERDAY failed. The United CLOAK ana sui,
Makers, Union and the operator ana ,Ioik YAM,
I'nion will establish trades unions for bnttohhoe 80
tors nnishers and pressers. There ar apout 80 ~.
MANNERS IN both unions at present NegollationS az
in nrogrcSs for the settlement OF the present
hut the secretary Of the union SAID ye>HrutN t.a'
last a. one strike settled another one """''