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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

rfon q case OF nervousness. sleepless.
nesa, wes2 stomach. indigestion. dyspepsia,
relios n sure in Carriers Little Liver Fills
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19
THE GENERAL

o. course the trout l. hear. siGhhsl III
wcars spnrks. doesn't bel
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

the audien,e will be gone But there
are NO separations, no goOd-byes inHeav-
At tho door Of the house OF many
mansions no goodbye Our voices now
may be harsh and our ears uncult-
ured, but our thrOsts cleared 1t last
and our capacities enlarged. you and 1
will not be ashamed to utter our voices
as loudly - any OF them.
II the first day We enter HcaveA We
sing we'll. the next day We sing better.
Song anticipative Of more light Of moro
love, of moro triumphA Always some-
thing new to hear. something nov to
sec. Many good people suppose that
VIC shall SEQ Heaven the 6rst day We
get there. No! You can not zee London
in two weeks You > not SEQ Rome
in six weeks You cannot Q Venice
in = month. You cannot $50 the city OF
the New Jerusalem In . day. No; 1t
will take all eternity 70 SO Heaven. 70
count the towers. 70 examine tho tro-
togase upon the throne. 70 see the
Ages On ages roll. and yot
Heaven Il new! The streets new! HE
new! Tho Joy new! Tho song
new!
stayed . week At Niagara FaliA
hoping thoroughly 70 understand Ard
.~ppreciate it. But % The last day they
eeemed mower and more inoomprehea-
.ihle than On the frat day. Casing %
- innate rssh OF celestial splseaoeA
vhere the oceans Of delight Deee ~
,orr thonselves into tie great heart q
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-19

70 thtS mcuifines Auu Will newer scsas" t'
recommend IT."
THE day Of promise il always az hand. II
II the time Of fulfillmcnt that seems u iong
way on.-N. o. P~icayune.
a Pleasing Sense
OF health and strength renewed and Of ease
and comfort follows the use Of Syrup III
Figs, ~ II acts in harmony with nature q,
efectually cleanse the system when ro-iivc
or bilious. For sale In 5c and 81 - bottles
BY NIL leading druggists.
THE race isn't always to the swift Some
times Il Is 10 tho pool sellers. -koch~sser
Post Express
WAS very susceptible Ia colds. The least
exposure would affect my throat aud inngs
A. last ! found u safe guard in Smiths
Tonic SyrIp. IL prevents my taking cold
and also quickly cures me Henry Weldon.
Savannah, Ga
II Is easier to 1--we within your income
than Il il u live without one Boston Cour
Ter.
No SOAP in the world has enr bScn Uni
tateJ NJ much - Dobbins' Electric Spap
Thc market 10 .0sU OF limitations, Be care
ful that you are not dec~tred. -. II. Dot,
bins, Philadelphia and New York." 10
stamped On every .
IT IL difficult for o lady who paints Ia keep
her countenAncc when put In the rain
Texas SiftiugA
HARSH ~purgativc remedies are fast giving
way 10 the gentle action and mild eHs~ts of
Carter's Little Liver Pills. II you Try them,
they will certainly please you
NOSRI has some human characteristics
IL talks and Il gcts tight -Pittsbursh ChroL
icle.
TRg children consent 70 be undresscd and
20 u bed only on condition that mamma
eivcs them each o more DR.. Bults Worm
Destroyers. They taste . good. Worms
don't like them, though.
BETTER b havo loved Q short girl thnn
never 10 have loved . tall
PEOPI.E Are Killed By Coughs that Haie's
Honey Of HJrchound and Tar would cure.
Fixes Too'haehe Drops Cure in one miput
-
"CoNk dwell with me-" a. the shark aaid
when he Av Allowed the sailor.
FoA any case Of nervousness. ~slcepless-
nesa, weak stomach. indigestion. dyspepsia,
relief IN sure In Carriers Little Liver Pills
On course the trout h near sighted. Hc
wcars spnrks. doesn't bel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
STILL Our In The CoLD

r5- This was one of the mornings you could
| s5- tell who owns a LlGHT-WEIGHT OVER
| or CoAT-And who doosnrg There are fewer
/ cB- who don't tonight than there wero then.
80 too. The seed wo've been sowing oil sea-
( ~ son long-haryostod to-day. A little biting
~ weather will nurse necessity to full
/ TT growth In very few hours.
/ 81 Bu, those Of you who haven't attended
[ g9- to tho matter yet--of course We want to
gg- cell you a LIGHT-wEIGHTC COAT. That's
~ why we keep hsrping away on the subject
IN We don't come to you emp;y-handed.
/ ~ though. Here's stock that is studded
| - with moro gems than royal crown
| 81 FIRST water every one Of 'om. largo
- stock shows its hand In q rush. II We hadn't
- had perfect mountain to draw on we'd
| 81 have looked ike throe-cent piece Of soap
\ ~ aftor u hard days wash by this time.
~ Wore as ready for your friend to morrow
90 as We were for you to-day.
30 You've got some idea shsped-what
- style Of coat do you want, Depends on
90 the price ehs Hows slO9 Not too cheap
Ia TO be good-snd quito variety OF them.
g5- There arc tao "CILBRRTS at sl5-
/ ~ moron seyenty-lye different styles-and
80 you never saw such coats for si5--we don't
"a caro- where you've travelled. To begin
~ with, they've got the material in them that
~ until 70, took TO making used TO 90 into $40
IL coats. Then the same patterns that have
~ cut the higher-priced ones mapped these
~ out Our own iailors made theua-our taste
r. trimmed them-and our competitors even
~ win tell You they're superior garments.
~ Naturally they'll Try to persuade you theirs
gr- are as good-bui IL won't take an eagles
ia eye to SEQ tho difference.
~ Highsr-s2O. s25, $50 and even ss5-we've
| - got them In all these grades. These prices
- arc on there for q csuse--s good eavss, too
~ MERIT.
~ Nov. maybe you'll turn your coat-collar
~ up-shiyer-and keep the tow dollars that
~ would buy you so much comfort In your
~ pocket. Is that good tudgments We
IL leave I, to you You can't say yes. Well,
sS- then, buy I'm overcOat-snd In -FOUR cum In
II terest buy Is HERE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
THE IRISH TRIALS.
REDMOND's PRONUNCIATION OF The
GOVERNMENTS ACTION.
He Declares the Trial Mockery and
with Dillon. shceny, and Patrick
O'Brien Abandons the Defence.
rRr MATHEMATICIAN cnhlo % tho plspntch.

lBy Anglo American cablo to tho Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, November 13.-The trial OF the
conspiracy case Of venue, which was
changed by the Magistrates Court from
Tipperary to Clonmel. was resumed at the
latter place to-day. Mr.. Redmond, speak
ing for the defence. said that more ini-
quitous thing was never known in history
than the action Of the Government IN
sending the complicated charge Of con-
spiracy before a tribunal which was both
the Judge and jury. The Governments
policy had been a waiting policy. by
their inaction sixteen months had
been lost and this delay in COM
mencing the prosecution was practically
an admission Of the legality Of the defend
ants acts. Redmond admitted that the
combination existed, but contended that
It's objects We're so great and noble that
they justified almost everything that has,
been done during its existence. Redmond
called Canon Keller 20 testify regarding
the occurrences on the PonsOuby estate.
The court ruled that such evidence was m
admissible here. upon which Redmond dc,
cared the triala mockefy and said ne would
go no further with the defence. '. y.
Dillon, Sheeny and Patrick O'Brien took
The same course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
iRcpor,ed for tho Richmond Dlspatch.l

lRcpor,ed for tho Richmond DlspAtchl
NOVEMBER 10. 1890.
Auction offerings On Change to-day: 80
packages, and Il taken In. Highest, S35 4;
lowest, Sewerage, Sl4.30.
Loose saies: At Shockoe Warehouse, TAO
pounds; highest prioe, $3.50. Al Cren.
shaw's Warehouse, 1855 pounds; highest,
So; lowest, S1.75-total loose sales for tho
day, 2,G95 pounds.
Revenue collections; Cigars and cigar
cites. S79s.6O; tobacco, 3s.Gs-total.
SI.537,25.
Private sales; Filters, 10; cutters. 4;
wrappers, l6; darks, ls-total, is hogs
heads.
Several lots Of loose tobacco were taken
in, as planters were not satisfied with
prices. Breaks small, and Attendance
hence has been irregular and small. West
Virginia tobacco showed more color and
better leaf, though not up 10 expectations.
while prices were better with more spirit
cd bidding than any day for ten days past.
Mr.. J. NJ Covington, of Danyille, Va.
was on Change to-day.
Mr.. Cayce. the leaf buyer. of Cincinnati.
o., and brother 10 our Mr.. Milton Cayce, IL
on "a home visit and reports the Cincinnati
market fully up on all colery Burleys, with
little or no demand for low grades. The
crop is very deficient in color, which is
now being fully recognized by all tobacco
BUYERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

The effects Of the closing of the North
River Bank yesterday afternoon and the
wild rumors circulated in regard TO the
North American Company were shown at
the opening this morning, and this market
followed London, which had been dis
turbed by cables calculated to cause dis
trust, and everything on the list opened
at materially lower figures than 1t closed
at last evening. A fear was expressed that
the losses of Decker. Howell y Co. would
have TO be stood by the North American
Company. The liabilities were regarded
a. too large for q private firm of their
standing TO have incurred, and there was
great fear that the securities which COM
prise the assets of the concern would have
t. be sacrificed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
FunaraI of Mr.. Dillon.

Mr.. John II. Dillon, who died on Wed
nesday aud whose funeral took place yes
terday afternoon from DIR. Hatcher's Ia
bernacle. was young man who held tho
position OF foreman OF Dir. Gilbert j.
Hunts extensive building operations, and
who possessed unusual genius IN his bust
ness. His death was from heart trouble Of
long standing, but which manifested itself
in alarming form only about two weeks
AGO. His suffeyings were intense, but he
bore them with fortitude and met death
heroioally.
Scarcely moro than year ato be mar
ried daughter of Mr.. p. @. Jones, and she
survives him with one child. To part with
these beloved ones caused him more pangs
than his disease. dreadful as it was.
DR. Hatcher preached u very comforting
sermon aad was correct and appreciative
in his eulogy, and hr. Cunningham sang
two hymns with consolatory tender ness.
The remains we're escorted TO the cemetery
by the Odd-Fellows. and the grave was
heaped high with the floral tributes of a
large circle OF mourning relatives and
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
GRAM PROPERTY SELECTED.
The Committee Wishes tho New School
Next 20 che old Ono.

At q Joint meeting of the Committees on
Schools and Finance hold in the Council
chamber at $50 yesterday afternoon the
subcommittee appointed 70 select site
for new school building TO take the place
of the jeff. Davis Mansion whicbthe Coun-
eli has been asked TO give 10 the COnfede-
rate Literary Memorial Society, reported
that they had unanimously agreed upon
the Grant property, fronting about 100 feet
ON Twelfth street and running back about
$50 feet.
which adioins the Central school on the
sopth. The larger of these was some time
ago used by the United States Court and IS
now occupied by the State Superintendent
~ pnblic Instruction. The price asked is
Sl6 600. and the committee has procured o
sixty day option.
IL was unanimously decided to recon-
renort Will be submitted 10 the Board Of
Aldermen at its special meeting next Mon
day night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

by Anglo Amerlcan cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
BFBIH, November 13.-Professor Koch's
article in the Mediz'niscie H0chaJldt states
that the most important property Of the
curative lymph is its specific effect on
every description Of the 'tuberculer dis
ease process. The effects OF lymph are
described as important also from a dag
nostic point of view. Completely sue
cessful results have been obtained IN
cases of lupus IN tuberculeI disease Of the
glands, bones, and joints, and incipient
consumption. The article does not de-
scribe the composition Of lymph or the
1nnde of nnnhcnfinn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
NORTH AMEHrcAN DOWN.

At the opening there was an immense
crowd Of brokers in North American stock,
and with the sound of the gayel every one
offered the stock for sale, and while It
closed last night Mt 1873, the first sale re-
corded was at Ii. from which point 1t was
quickly ratified of. per cent ut time,
until it touched 7. Buyers were found At
this figure. however, and the stock quick.
" rallied 30 ~. and after some quick and
violent fluctuations, settled around II. The
general list, winch had sympathized with
the drop In North American 30 "A limited
extent, failed 10 follow it down, ana the
general bullish feeling soon found OK
preston in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
pr. Uore,s Reception Las, Nieb,

In response to cordial invitation ex-
tended by DR.. Hoge to his people last Sun
dav TO meet him in O social way the lee
ture-room Of his church was filed with his
friends last night. The ladies Of the church
who had charge of the arrangements were
assiduous in their attentions, aud DR.. Hogo
met all corners in his most genial manner.
A bountiful repast was served by the Ia
dies. Many agreeable acquaintance were
formed, old ones were renewed, and most
enjoyable evening was spent by all who
wore nreseut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
Collision I'm the English Channel.

by Anglo-Amcrican cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON. Enc. November l3.-The Nor
wegian ship Terpsichoro, from Quebec for
Newcastle, Eng, and the British steamer
Cassia, from Riga for Newport, collided
stem 10 stem in the channel last night.
The bows Of the Terpsichore were COM
pletely smashed and she was dismasted. \
number of the Cassia's plateAwere broken
and bent, and she was slightly damaged
otherwise. She is not leaking. She at
tempted 90 tow tho Terpsichore. but gale
prevented. The Terpsichore was then
abandoned, as she was full Of water. Her
crew were taken of IN lite-boats: she
afterwards drifted on Goodwin sands, and
there abe sank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanseS the sys-
TEN eflectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to oil and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky AEW YORK. NJ
Use 2s-su, wtw) &Flotptcofrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

NEw YORK, November lS.-The stock
market to-day, while still very active,
showed less excitementin the early trading,
and afterward subsidized into the ordinary
appearance, with only usual fluctuations.
The general feeling in the street has un-
dergone q marked change for the better.
and the opinion Of most Of the habitues
of the street is that the object of the in
fuential combination Of capitalists which
forced the recent decline has been accom-
plished and that with the effecting of the
reforms in railroad business now proposed
there will come general Improvement in
values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
To Deal In Ronl Estn.e.

The Newport News, Hampton and Old
tered Yesterday by Judge Wexford, of the
City Circuit Court.
The objects are similar TO those Of like
companies incorporated under the State
laws. The capital stock is 10 be not less
than $1,000 nor more than $4,000. 900.
The officers are Hon. j. TAYLOR Ellyson.
president; Hon. Edward G. Venable, Of
Petersburg, vice-president. and Mr.. George
A. SchmeItz, Of Hampton. secretary and
treasurer. The directors are Messrs Ely
son, Venable, Schmeltz, Lewis II. Blair,
Richmond; Carter NJ. Braxton. Newport
News, and Fitzhugh Lee OF Glasgow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

Peter Ferris and j. Harcourt alias ID:
Tate, the Young mon who were arrested
"wednesday night on suspicion Of having
stolen two bicycles Ia Washington, were
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, charged with being suspicious char
acters and having concealed weapons upon
Their persons.
The Washington officers had been in-
formed OF their arrest by telegraph. but as
theY had not reached the city at the time
h1ed for the examination the case was
continued until November 22d and tho
prisoners committed 10 jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
Am Adhition 10 the chn,r

Mr.. John S. Harwood, chairman of the
Music Committee of the First Baptist
church. has secured the services of Miss
Emma Berger. one of the best-known prima
donnas Of the United States. TO sing In the
choir Of that church. Miss Berger is o
near relative Of Mr.. Hoen. of this city.
She is expected to begin her work in this
city the first Sunday in December.
Captain Frank Cunningham, who sung
in this choir for many years but resigned a
few weeks ago, will also return, and will
be in his accustomed place on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
Total Loss Of an Unknown steamer.
f3y telegraph 10 the Dlspstch.I

unknown steamer blew signals of distress
on the bar at Crazy Banks, st. Augustine
harbor, at $50 o'clock this morning. Pilot
Pacetti went Immediately to the scene. but
found nothing of the vessel except floating
wTcckage. life-preservers, and trunk con-
tanning children's clothing. supposed from
marks to belong TO Baltimore parties.
Crews are now out making search along
the coast, but nothing further has been
found up 10 midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Tho Council TO Meet To-NiGht-Persona
and other Items.

Tho GOuncil TO meet AO-NlsHt-Icrsonai
and other Items.
The November mooting of tho Manches-
ter Council will be held tonight ut 1880
O'clock.
Mr.. Frederick Robertson, of Petersburg,
was IN the city yesterday.
A patent has been granted Mr.. Henry T..
Farnsworth. Of Manchester. IL is for " re-
yerslng mechanism for steam-engInes.
IL is expected that a large harness-fac-
tory will soon be established in Manches-
ter. The stock has nearly all been taken.
Alexander White (colored) was sent TO
Jail for fifteen days yesterday by Mayor
Atkinson for stealing wood from Alr.
Samuel Atkinson.
II is understood that IN day or two ap-
plcation will be made 10 Judge Ingram for
a charter for a company 70 be organized
for the purpose Of building 600 hotel
IN Manchester.
Assstant-P Postmaster Fisher was finn
TANNED" out of $40 Wednesday after
noon by n smoOth-talking stranger. The
old trek of numerous changing of money
was successfully operated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
Took Formal Possession OF the Bank.
by telegraph 20 the Dapatch.l

NV YORK, November -State-Super-
Banks Preston tonight made
o statement OF tho korth-River Bank,
showing nominal surplus of S22. $50. In
his opinion the cause of all the trouble
was because the bank had not kept large
enough surplus on hand 10 do business.
Preston said that he would give the bank
an opportunity 20 resume, If they could so
arrange within reasonable time.
Messrs. Vermilla, Happen, Cannon and
Perkins, of the clearinghouse, having
heard the report arrived at the conclusion
that the bank was insolyent. Preston then
took formal possession OF the bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
PANIC IN A COURTROOM.
a Sharp Explosion and Thirty-Foot
Crack I'm a Federal building.
~ ielegrnph p tno DIspatch.I

III F"I1tI V' " s1I' I'I7V''F''-I
CH1cAeo. November ia sharp explo-
sion in Judge Gresham's courtroom IN the
Federal building this morning created a
panic among the people present and stop
ped the proceedings OF the court An in
vestigation discovered the wall of the north
east corner of the building had separated,
Government tlyinyestigated the safe
y Of the costly pile, and found il in q very
bad condition. The continued settling of
the structure has considerably excited tho
Government employees occupying upper
floors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

surplus from this years crop. inclooIn3
old reserves at y. 900 900 bushels, coepc6co
with its previous opinion chat only O.oVV,'
900 bushels ,ould be spared.
Tho lower prices were ssid 20 bavv peen
accepted h effect salee Of nour. Tho limits
from abroad wero reported 10 have ceen
lowered 20 point equivalent to reduc-
ton Of nc. per bushcl on wheat.
wHRAr At fow rTrcE.
A purchase OF 5000 bushels Of wheat
was made in Minneapolis to-day BY Chi
cago elevator firm at Tc. lower than such
wheat has sold there previously ON this
crop. Prices remained fairly steady around
Vjfsssc. FOR December and 81 .0t11 a&l .0ix
for May for a considerable time, during
which trade was very light, but toward
noon the break Of the day startoi, and u
continued until Decemter SIT down 70
96c. and MAY 30 si.02,I. Corn dull a.
about &c. decline nom yesterday's clos
Ing figures at tho opening Hutchs
inson eal,y IN tho dar cold some
May ut 5she: ard bought sssin
when the break below sc. occurred he was
not on hand and consequently the bears
made short work Of the decline. tho sfore-
named heavy dealer having been for days
the only local operator ~ note who was IN
clined % buy. The lowest prices Of the
day vcr3 made IN the last few minutes.
May, which early sold n smoderate extent
at ai<c.. declined and closed at 524c.
Oats were traded i'm more freely and during
the morning held steady After midday
the weakness in wheat and corn induced
Increased selling and the prico receded As
Ic. from outside agures Az tho decline
trading became active and slight
rally followed, hat the close was easy a.
about inside figures. pork-A moderate
trade. The opening was 40 about the
closing figures Of Wednesday, but later
prices gradually recede1 I5alTkc.. and the
market closed tame. Lard. "A far trade.
Prices receded 2iSa5c and closed rather
steady at the reduction. Short ribs mod
crately active. Prices recrded az 5c. and
the market closed rather quiet at inside
figures,
The Loading futures ranged rs foilowsi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14
SOUTHERN SURGICAL ASSOCIATION
The Oaicers for '9i-To Meet Next Year In
Richmond.
..,..-..., A., tna DiaDaschi

ATLANTA. Ga. November lS.--Ihe Surgi-
cal sud chronological Association COM
pleted its labors to-day by electing as off,
GERS for 1891: President, DR.; l.. ). McCnr-
10y, Louisville, KY; yicee,,Presidents, w;
McF. CASTOR, Atlanta, and L. j., Wilson. Of
sherman, Texas. The terms OF DIR. W. Il.
b. Davis. Of Birmingham, Ala, as secro-
tary, and DIR. H. z. Cochran. 81 Blrming-
ham. as treasurer, were continued. The
only change in the judicial council was the
substitution OF DIR. George J. Engelman, OF
st. louis, tor DIR. Bedford brown OF Alex
andria. Va, whose term had expired.
iwenty-four new members were TAKEN IN
at THIS convention and the limit mas Deen
ton ever held, both in attendance of men,
bers and scope of papers. The next annual
meeting will be heldin Richmond, Va, the
second Inesdnv in Nnyamher lbyl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-14

by Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. November 13.-The laborers en-
ployed on the docks at Limerick have
struck for higher wages. Placards have
been posted about the city requesting
workmen TO boycott the Limerick steam
ship companies. The railroad employees
are supporting the strike and they refuse
20 handle goods from or for the steamship