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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-26
PERSONAL AND ,MPERsonAl


The youngest member of the next
Congress will be J. NJ. Bailey. OF Texas,
who is only twenty-five years OF age.
Tho Crown Princess OF Denmark Is
the tallest Princess in tho world. Her
height is announced to BIO elk feet three
inches.
Mrs. Maria Beers. 1os years old, of
Cheshire, Conn.,, can repeat without a
break, 1t is said, lines Of poetry sho
learned seventy-6ve years ago. and she
can write her namo without the aid of
spoctacles.
Get all tho cranberry with your
restaurant turkey this winter that the
law allows. Whatever the potato may
DO. tho cranberries are cheap Tho
Cape Cod crop is the biggest evor known,
and you can count on n corresponding
supply from New Jersey.
-IIelcn Keller, pupil Of Perkins In
stituto for tho III nj i'll Boston. was
blind, deaf and dumb but sho has been
taught to speak intellgently. Though
only ten years Of ago, she has already
acquired n considerable education and
is cred tod with the faculty Of forgot
ting nothing.
DR.. Pcllcgrini, tho newly-elcctcd
President OF the Argentine Republic,
is Il cousin of tho celebrated English
statesman. the late Mr.. John Bright.
Ills grandmother's maidon name was
Priscilla Bright, the favorite sister of
Mr.. BrighLs father. Jacob Br ght. She
married Quaker gentleman of London,
named Bcvan who went out IN tho in
tcrcsts of science to Buenos Ayres.
An American girl writes from Lon
don to the Philadelphia Times that
English people of the upper classes are
far from handsome. She says: 1--WE
went several times to the opera and
theaters, and as it was during tho sea-
son wc had the opportunity OF seeing a
good deal OF the English aristocr ,cv.
and plainor set ncvor saw If blue
blood looks like that, give mo red"
Fortune has coQuctted with Tom
Cruise, OF Montana Throe times she
made him millionaire and thrco times
reduced him TO poverty, where she orig
inally found him. Cruise did not de-
spa r. however, and is now worth s. OOO.-
oO0 with good prospects OF his retaining
his wealth as long as he Will require il,
rs he is now IN old man. lie madc his
money in gold and silver mines.
"A Mex can editor must not be too
previous printing news tho Same week
it happens. Recently one abode some
little me in Jail because hc surprised
the officials and most of all the CT minal
by publish ng tho lattcr's wrongdoings
as soon as ho got wind of it. The Mex
lean officer OF justice prefers not to no.
tify the criminal that tho public are
onto him until the police arc onto tho
criminal.
An interesting auction sale in Lon
don disposed of tho wardrobe OF a fash
ionable modern beau. Tho most ele-
CANT article was magnificent overcoat
Sikh padded within, satin-faced with
out, trimmed with an abundance OF
superb velvot trimmings. There was n
lovely shaving pad worked with the
picture of tho owner mounted on fiery
steed which was painted in a very
chaSte stvlo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-26
PRODUCE TRACE SECRETS.

a phiiadcIp phi. peaier Throws Some Light
ON INSIDE MAnipulatlons.
"Nc deal in eggs, butter and lard,
and am an export in testing and grad
ing all three" said a merchants to
Philadelphia Inquirer reporter There
is much fraud in tho buttor business.
We print q great deal of tub butter.
Tho contents of five or ton tubs are
dumped out on big table. The out
side has become strong and dirty. This
VIC scrape off and sell to tho fancy cake
bakers at from five to eleven conts
pound, according to its condition. The
balance is roworkod, resulted, made into
pound prints and sold as the best print
butter.
"Quite quantity Of what is knownas
mill or paddle worked butter comes
from tho West Small farmers there.
who hayo no ice, get ten or fifteen
pounds OF butter on hand in rolls, and
after awhile 1T becomes strong. There
arc firms IN Chicago that have men out
all tho time buy ng up this rancid but
tor. 1T is put into machine something
like an old-fashioncd paint mill and
ground up after which 1t is worked.
colored with Danish butter colorinp.
made into prints and sold az fresh
creamery butter Thore is not dairy
man in tho State of Pennsylvania
that docs not uso butter coloring of some
sort We sell thousands of pounds; of
tho colorins evory year. Some large
dalrics buy it by tho barrel
"a great many farmers In Bucks
and Chester Counties buy ten, fifteen
and some of them as high as ono hun
dred tubs of our old strong butter, for
which they pay about fifteen cents.
They take ii homo, :eworl and rosalt it,
mix i'll fresh butsor IN the proportion of
about onc-third. color it, mako it into
prints and sell it in tho markets for
thirty five cents u pound, doubling their
money by tho transaction. Farmers
frequently como to us on Friday night.
buy tub butter at twenty-five cents n
pound, print it up and sell It the next
day for dairy butter at thirty-iive cents
There is not much authorization IN
lard, but ono pound of tho country ar
ticle ls worth two of the refined, from
which al of the oil has been extracted.
You can stinguish between the two by
simple test In warm weather coun-
try lard Will become soft and run to oil.
That which has boon refined ALWAYS re.
mains hard
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oM A HUNT.
New York MiIIionaires in the
Vicinity of Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. IS Special
Commodore Jos. Stickney, of New
York, accompanied by Messrs. Waldo,
Easook and Lopc. we'll known million
aires OF that place, and Mr.. Stevens, q
ailiionaire of Willso sbarre, Pa, arc
down on the James river on IL hunting
expedition.
They came on Commodore Stickney's
privat yacht, "Susquehanna," which is
tho cup winner Of the New York Yacht
Cmi
III vacht cost $4,000, and has n
speed OF twenty-five miles an hour. 1t
is ITO fecS long and is richly and hand
soueiy furnlshod in all its apartments.
Commodore SticlSney is worth twenty
million dollars. He is very courteous
and unassnming gentleman. and OK
presses himself as much pleased with
thep 2ople OF Virginia.
Commodore Stickney is ono OF tho
ffteen original stockholders of the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
road Com pany. He is also president OF
tho Lacltawanna and Lehigh Valley
rairuad and principal stakeholder of
each.
Commodore Stickney has rendered
Inc use of his beautiful yacht to Mr. w.
IL. Wilkerson. of this city, supcrintend-
ant of the Petersburg and Norfolk
Steamboat Company, who. with Il party
ot friends, will leave Clarcmcnt, on
James river, on Saturday for Cd Point.
George Gillrain, colorcd minister of
Chesterfield county, was returning home
from Petersburg on Saturday when he
was met on the road by another negro
named James Epcs who formerly lived
with Gillrain.
Whom Epes came up TO him, Gillrain
asked him what he was going to do,
whom Epes replied, Il am going to
knock your d--m brains out" and at
once struck at Giilrain with an AK.
The AK struck Gillrain on The
shoulder, infiicting very serious
wound. Gillrain ran of to prevent Epes
killing him.
Tho Hattorson cotton factory here
will bo sold at public auction at noon
to-mo row.
lis understood that the property is
TO be putchused by Northern syndi
cato.
DR.. Randolph Rarlsdale, superinten
dent of the Central luuatic asylum, and
Miss Mittie Patterson, of this city, arc
TO be married tomorrow ut st. Paul's
Episcopal Church. which is being nicely
decorated with flowers in honor OF the
occasion.
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ga LITTLE NONSENSE,

Teacher in Etymology the
derivation of the word 'rcstaurant'"
Hungry Boy-"Res. thing; taurus, a
bull-a bully thing. "-Philadclphia So
ciety.
-Barl1er-"What in Sancho makes
that kid cry SOP" Nurse Girl-"Bedad
much he resimtles his feythor. Wan
Dorn's Magyar
Bless You My Children. -Fond par
cnt-"Aha. So you arc play ng at
hearts, eh? How docs the game stand?"
Flushing Couple dropping tho cards
and kneeling) ga tic. "-Drakes Maya
Zine
There lived in the city OF Worcester
man who could crow like roocester
But as he grew old
He often caught cold
And the couldn't crow as no urcoster.
Lawrence American.
Indignant icyclist-"Madam. your
dog snaps at me cvery time pass.
Here he comes now" [Starts Off Old
Lady Sport! Sport! you foolish dogl
Come here. Them amt bones. Them's
legs. N. Y. Weekly
There has boon Great deal of fun
made of 'Simp.e Simon" because he
went fishing in pail; and yot some Of
tho modern sportsmon seem to tini a
great deal OF sport in merely rod and
line and jug. -Washington Post
Something of CorSer - Prof.
George Washington Jackson. a down
town boot-biack, displays tne follow ng
sign over his establishments: Pedal
Teguments Artistically Illuminated
and Lubricatcd for tho Infnitesimal
Compensation of Sc. por Operation. .
Philadelphia Society.
A Seattle grl thoughtlossly told a
friend that tho names Of tho donors
would not he displayed with tho pres
ents at her wedding. OF course tho nows
got abroad and when tho dav camo not
even tho presents were displ aged. They
consisted of thirty-six plated sugar
spoons and nineteen salt spr mixers.
Seatt c journal
Woman, God bless hor bright Dyes!
can make roses blossom in tho desert,
ani whcn so minded sho can givo to tho
most commOnp AGO affairs OF life rather
much Of n rainbow look, but to save her
eyebrows sho can't use pen without
getting ink on hcr fingers any moro
than she can remember tho day OF tho
month. --Pa,n's Hour
Not many Sundays ago south sido
Sunday school was inv ted to particl-
pate In union service with another
school few blocks away. and formed
in | nc with the Superintendent at tho
head. and marched out Of doors singing
the superntcndcnt's favor to hymn,
"hoid tho Fort Bystanders stopped,
and cvcry ono looked on at the beauti-
tui sight of tho proud super ntondent
marshaliDg h han lsomc cohorts of
carol'ns children up the street Tho r
sing nE charmed all ucarcrs too, but
when they struck Tho second stanza
sc the might tdv ,nctns
S'''n p,rg II
1mehody licvcrrl, and rhn snpcrin-
Hndent do p nae 10 a ear to
20 to til" q. sac y u ci,ss -
l.ujIA.o Coli un
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-26

British Ass sted linn grant-"Beo
pardon, sir, but couldn't You 'eip poor
teller as has just como hover from Lun-
non, sir" Howell Gibbon (who has
spent years income there in two
months) "peyiIsh cxpcns vo place,
London; don't wonder Won left it, |
went broke there myself this season. -
Puck
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-26

Mrs. Wordsworth and a lady were
walking once in wood when the Stock
dove was cooling. farmers wife COM
ing by SAID. 80, do like stockdovos!"
hrs. Wordsworth's (says lIaydon) in all
her enthusiasm for WORDSWORTH beau
tifui address to tho stockdove. took tho
old woman to her heart But" con-
tinued the old woman. "somc like thom
IN pic; for my part there's nothing
like 'cm slowed in onions,"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-26

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-26

DID exchanges for sale at The TIMES
ss.se; 20 cents per 100.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-26

Ext nlriOn to the Dayton. Tam. Land Sale.
sor the grand salo OF lots and lands
al Dayton, Tenn, December 3, 4 and ),
agents u. H., V. & G.. Railway system
VIII Bell tickets to Dayton and return at
low excursion rates, good ten days from
dnse OF sale. Dayton is now :. city OF
5000, situated on the Queen and Crcs-
sent route. in the beautiful Tennessee
valley, surrounded by an incxhaustiblc
supply cf coal, iron and timber. Two
furnaces arc nov in full blast, and be-
biaf in orders. Two -four mills, pump
works, planning mill, brick works, and
other industries. Ample accommoda-
ton at the hotels for all who come. For
pbstculars on application to agents T..
T., " d &. Railway system.
Remarked by Il. c. Joiner, of Allen
j.. o., uiilsdale Co., Mich: Nothing
rate my rheumatism such quick relief
~ DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil--belicyc it
irfalliable for rhcumatics."
Enrdoek Blood Bitters taken after
rs.ing viii relieve any feeling OF weight
es oYer ILLNESS OF the stomach Sold
everywhere.
0I.D exchanges for sale at The TIMES
sISe; 20 cents per 100.
M,s. AZ. Scnaenbcrger, Beaver Dam.
Wis,, writes: eve have used Dir.
saomas' Eclectric Oil in our family for
tonight, Colds, Group and Rheumatism.
sefth sgery time.
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SALEM.


SALEM, Nov. 25.-[Spcciall- Mr.. II.
V. Johnston, ,Ir., u representative of
tho New York Independent, was i'll Sa-
lem to-day. Another press representa-
tive in Salem to-day was Mr.. Charles
w. Bacon, . special correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Daily News.
MIR. a. Riddick returned to-day from
Louisiana and gives glowing account
OF Mr.. O. Il. Strouse's wedding.
The marriage took place as tho coun-
vile, La. Rev. Thomas s Shipman,
formerly OF Salem, but now Of Midway,
Ky, performing the ceremony.
The bride, Miss Maccie Haas, dressed
in broeade silk and bridal. entered,
leaning on her fathers arm, whilo the
groom entered with MIR. l[iddick, his
best man. He was attircd III fun even
ing suit.
The marriage was on the 18TH. The
couple immediately left for New Or
leans and from thence to New York
They will return To Salem on the Sd
instant. Mr.. d. u. Strousc will give
them handsome reception.
Mir. itiddiclS is enthusiastic in his de-
scription IF the lovely homo of Colonel
Haas and the beautiful wedding Thc
l.
The development Company is in re-
eeipt Ct = telegram announcing the fact
that Is letter is on tho way from the
Olcan cart works, N. Y, accepting the
proposition of the Development Com
pany made them some time ago. The
Clean Dart works will move all their
machinery to Salem. The plant has a
eapltaj OF $250,O and works 200 hands,
all skiiit q laborcrs.
rho Clean cart works manufacture
the famous Chadwick two wheeler, and
turn ont twenty-five vehicles each day
The plant is to bo located on tho Dcvel-
spinont lands. Col. Bowman and Prof
Crnbtrco both saw Che machinery and
they state that it will be second to
nothing Of the kind in Roanoke Valley
except the. Roanoke Machine Works.
ihe Development Company received u
telegram today accepting a proposition
which had been made 10 locate a plant
sn tho Development Conipany's land.
h will employ $50 skilled iaborcrs,
which VIII probably be extended to 800.
This plant is not ono OF the five which
tho board of presidents decided to To-
eate, but in something new, tho details
OF which will be given rs carly AZ prac-
tieabic.
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7:2O p. m.

Ticket agents will furnish ali infor
nation and through schedules upon APP
plication to
o. HOWARD ROVER.
II d. Z. & II. Agent, Roanoke, Va.
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RAILROADS.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAFt,-
~ ROAD. -

| SShEShNDOAH VALLEY RAIL
| ~ ROAD. =.
| s. II. TYLER, Receiver.
Schedule in effect June .. 1899.
ARRIVE AT ROANOKE.
o:oo p. N. Daily-Memphis Expsass.
from Hagerstown and che
North. Through Pullman
sleeping cars from New
York and Philadelphia to
Chattanooga and Memphis
via Harrisburg, Hagers-
town and Roanoke.
"'Ao q. M. Daily-New Orleans Ex-
press from Now York, Phil
adelphia and Baltimore,
making connection through
to the South Carries
through Pullman palace
buffet sleeping car from
Fhlladclphi1 to New Or
leans, without change, via
Harrisburg, Ilagcrstown.
Roanoke, Cleveland, Ca.era
and l.. &c N. K. II.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
o'4' d. m. Daily-Baltmor Express
from all points south for
washington, Baltimore,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and New York. Carries
Pullman palace buffet
sleeping car from Roanoke
to Philadelphia without
change, via Hagorstown
and Harrisburg.
"2o p. m. Daily-Ncw York and Phil
adelphia Express, from
Memphis, Chattanooga an
all points south. For Phil
adelphia and New York.
Carries Pullman palace
buffet sleeping cars through
to Philadelphia and New
York via Roanoke, layers
m town and Harrisburg.
Ticket agents will furnish ali infor-
nation and through schedules upon APP
plication to
O. HOWARD ROVER.
II &. =. & II. Agent, Roanoke, Va.
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Il 4 :; +: w ssgrIOIksBesteYnRR.
Schedule in effect Sept. 3rd, 1890.
WEST BOUND.


WEST BOUND.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
lo;o' H. M Daily; arrive bristol 400
p. IN. Stops at all stations.
connecting at Radford will,
trains on New River branch:
arriving at Pocahontas at
3:35 y. IN.
':i' p m. Daily, arrives Radford 7:o0
p. M, connecting with Now
River Branch at 7:35 y. M.
for Bluciield and pooahon-
tas: arrives Pocahontas 1885
p. IN. Arrives Bristol 1890
p. m, connecting with L..
II. V. & &. X. X. for all
points south and west. Has
Pullman Palace Sleeper,
Roanoke to Memphis, with
out change.
1850 n. M Daily, arrive Radford OILS
a. m, connecting with New
River Branch, leaving Rad
ford 1910 p. III. Arrives
bristol 1910 p. M, connects
with T. II. V. e e. Il. Il.
for all points south and
west; has Pullman Palace
Sleeper from Roanoke To
n CIV Orleans w ithout
change
EAST BOUND.
LEAVE ROANOKE
':25 a. M. Daily; for Lynchbura, Pc
tersburg, Richmond, (via.
Petersburg and X. Il p. X.
R.,) Norfolk and intormo-
date points; Connects at
Lynchburg with " M. Il.
X. for Washington and the
East leaving Lynohturg
TAO a. m. daily. Arrives
Norfolk 200 p. m, connect
ing with steamer lines to
Baltimore and New York.
1910 a. m. Daily; arrives Lynohburg
1859 a. M, connecting with
V. NJ r. r. for all points
north, arriving Wishing
ton 1908 p. m; arrives Pc
tersburg 4:20 p. M; arrives
Richmond, via Il. g. p. r.
r., sos p. M; arrives Nor
folk ZOO p. m.
3:45 p IN. Daily; for Lynchburg and
intermediate stations; ar
rives Lynchburg $40 p. m.
7:2O p m. Daily; for Lynchburg and
intermediate stations; ar
rives Lynchburg 9:20 o. M
Cripple Creek Extcnsion-Leaves
Pulaski s:l5 a. IN. Daily, except Sun
day, and 900 p. IN. Daily, arrive Ivan
hoe 9:45 a. m, and 1880 p. III.
Clinch Valley Extension lin operation
Aug. 3, to st. Paul, 81 milcs)-L.eave
Bluefield $40 a. M, daily; arrive ST.
Paul 1855 p. m.
Al inquiries as to rates, routes, etc,
promptly answered.
w. r. BEVILL,
Gent Pass. and Ticket Agent.
CHAS J. EDDY, vice-presidcnt
JAM General Offices. Roanoke
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
The Antitrust Bill Amendments

WASHINGTON, May 13. The House ol
Representatives yesterday amended The
Senate Antitrust b.ll by the Insertion
OF the following section; .7
Section .. Every contract or agree
ment entered into for the purpose of
preventing competition IN the sale or
purchase Of any commodity transported
from one State or Territory, to be sold
in another, or 80 contracted to be sold as
to prevent competition in the tganspor-
tation OF persona or property from ono
State or Territory into another, shall be
deemed unlawful within the meaning OF
this act; provided that tie contracts here
enumerated shall not be construed to ex-
cluie any other contract OF agreement
declared unlawful in this act.
The Senate Judiciary Conm.t,ee re.
corumcnds striking out tho words aitc'
preventing" down to the word 'com
| pe itIon," where 1t appears the s.cont
time, aud also the proyiso.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

RoTHwELL and lemonade had a
boom at the Central Hotel, this city,
last night and II enthusiasm is any
premoniiicn OF success the Blackblrd
lemonader stands in the front ranks
with as good chance for the Demo-
cratic nomination for sheriff as either
Peter J. Ford or Purnal J. Lynch.
Democrats who think that the nomi-
nee must either be Ford or Lynch,
hac better look out for Rothwell,
whose popularity as shown by the
meeting last night knows no bounds
Like comet in the sky, the tail ol
which lights up the dark forests oi
Blackbird, and the nebula dispensing
the darkness among the blue rocks Of
Brsndywine, Rothwell 10 coming with
q whirr. and flash that will spread
CONSERVATION among Democratic wire
pullers. Vive 10 Rothwell de lemon
ade.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

EDITOR Dilworth of the Delaware
City News has siirred.up a hornets
nest by his criticisiug tie action OF the
Levy Court in giving an appropriation
Of $500 to the Catholic protec,orale
near Delaware City. AS we under.
stand friend Dilworth, he looks upon
The Protcctorate as scciarian school
TO which more are admitted, but
Catholics; and upon that ground lie
bases his objections. He does not ot =
ject it seems 10 the appropriations to
the Children's Home, the Ferris Re-
form School, and the two Winning
ton Hospitals as they are for the bene-
ut OF all, but only To those institutions
that are made sectarian by admitting
only one sect. In theory. Mr. Dill.
worth is correct, but it should not b,
forgotten that the Protectory is no
only an educational instituiion, but
reformatory as well as many Of tn
boys sent there, would either have I
be sent to the Ferris Reform School O
70 jail, and become coun,
expense. Were the Pro,ectory, not
retormatory and kind Of House {
Refuge besides school there woul
be no justification Whatever for Ii
appropriation made. .-5
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
The Clangor of an Alarm Bell

Close by, IN tho stiffness Of the night.
could scarcely startle the ordinary iuai.
vidual more than Go ttflIng noises the
nervous invalid. But oGco the nerves
are braced aud the system iuvigorated
with llostetter's Stomach Bitters, this
abnormal seusitiveness Is succeeded by a
tranquility not TO he disturbed by trivial
cnu.es, Impaired digestion is n fertile
| cause OF neiye weakness and unnatural
| mental gloom, and q vi orous renewal o
the action OF the stomach is one OF th
surest means Of iuvigoratiug and quiet
ing the neryeo. Insomnia, or sleepless
meas, II form Of nervous disease, Ii III
questionably benefited by sedatiyef
when 1t is prolonged, or OF frequent ot
curience, but its permanent removal /
more eiectually achieved with the Bl,
ters. This medicine is also signally eff
cacious for malaria, rheumatism, const
patton, liver complaint and torpidity
the kidneys and bladder.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

AS ToREsHADowED, ,ex- Mayor Vsux
Of Philadelphia. has been made the
unanimous choice of the Democrats ol
the Third District to fill Randall's scat
in Congress. The candidate 10 seventy
four years of age, but he has the vigor
Of young giant, and in intellect and
business ability he is no mean sue
cessor of the man who tor twenty six
years honored the district as Its repre-.
sentative. Contrary, however. to the
principles of the late lsmented Ran.
dali, Vaux 10 Bourbon and revenue
reformer, mild word for free trader.
or course there will be no chance now
for the election of Republican candi-
date In the district to be elected, as
Cleveland had 1000 majority in IL in
1854.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Labor Notes.

The MI Cormel Shaft Colliery, at Mt.
Carmel, Pa , resumed operations yester-
day, alter being idle for 10 weeks Eight
hundred rairers arr employed.
The Massachusetts State Board OF
Arbitration will meet In Lynn to day to
hear the case OF the International Shoe
Workors' Union VS.. tho knights OF
Labor. 1t Ia not expected that the
Knights will appear al the hearing.
The demands OF the building laborer,
In Boston for % cents an hour aud slght
hours day will be considered by th,
Master Builders' Association on Thurs
day next.
Three thousand employees of the Ma
tional Tube Works Company, at Nc
keesport, Pa, struck yesterday for a II
per cent. advance in wages, and all th,
departments were closed except the pud
ding ard rolling mills Unless the strik,
is settled these also viii be compelled t,
| quilt work In . few days.