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sL1NGLUFF,S rIN4NCIERINo.
The NorristoWn Water Company a Sufferer
to the Extent of $4,000.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa. May 1.-THE Norris
town Water Company. OF which W. F. Singlur
was Secretary and Treasurer. is the latest cor
poration to discover that has suffered through
Mr.. Slingluffs financial operations. Yesterday
1t was developed that the company had lost
about $25. 900 through Slinguh. The accounts
OF the company aro being examined. and as
the Investigation is not completed yet, 1t is
thought that the shortage will exceed tho sum
named. The manner In which SlnGluI is sad
TO have appropriated the funds OF tho water
company is stamped as dedication. purc and
simple. and there are threats of his arre7!. II
Is thought tho company Mil be placed IN a bad
fix In cOGsequence OF this loss.
Cashier W. i. Slinglufs unsuccessful! system
OF financiering has proved the worst blow cy,r
dealt 10 Norristown. Thus lar his so-callcl
borrowings are tlsu, 900 from the Aontgoner
Trust Company. 10000 rom tbs MONTGOMERY
National Bank, $4,000 from the IeuASy yan.n
Rolled ,sel Car Nhcel Company. and i2jUUO
OF more from the Norristown Water COMPANY
All these concerns. with the exception OF tie
Water Company, claim to be amply secured
In addition to the sums named above. Sl!nglun
has loansfron three building and loan assocla-
tions aggrcGat!ng; about $4,000. which is also
said TO be secured.
The sun., 1890-05-12
CONTEST OYER GEN. FAU1KNER's WILL
It Leaves All His Property to n Widow
with Whom lie Had Been ultimate.

ELMIRA, MAY ll.-John b. Stanchfleld Of
this city. Gov. HIS former law partner. has
been retained TO contest the will OF tho late
Gen. Lester i. Faulkner OF Dansville The
will was offered for probate at Geneseo last
Monday. 1t was made IN 1873. and leaves all
OF his property 10 Mrs. Jack" Brown and her
children, also OF Dansville. Gen. Faulkner
was known 10 all the people OF DansvilIe and
vicinity to have been Intimate with Mrs
Brown and was generally reported TO be the
father of her three children. The will,
whicn Is an intensely interesting one. besides
leaving all his property 10 Mrs. Brown. is re-
plete with endearing language and declarR-
tions OF his ndylnG love for her. In 1t he also
declares in positive language that the two old
est children. Lester and Ross, are not only
Mrs. Browns sons. b4t also his own. The
contestant Of the will Is Mrs. Faulkner wife OF
the deceased man. and the grounds upon
which the contest Is based IS not only that the
instrument offered is not the last will OF Gen.
faulkner, but tina 4 was obtained by threats
the old story that Mrs. Brown threatened his
life II the will referred to was not drawn 1t
will also be set up that Gen Faulkner subse-
quently said that he had made another will
One OF the strange features Of the case is that
while his intimacy with Mrs. Brown was 70
generally known the widow asserts that IL
never came to her knowledge until after tho
death Of her husband A hearing in the case
will be had before the Surrogate OF Livingston
county op July Il, when developments OF an
interesting character are promised.
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THE UOMEN RESIGN.
Tho Men Opposed Reform, and the Female
Town nnccrs Were nIrgmstcd.

OLATHE Kan, May 1.-THE ladies recent
ly elected municipal orlcors Of tho city of I'd
Gerton, this county Mrs w. II. Kelly Mayor;
Mrs Thomas Greer. Police Judge, and Mrs.
Nat Ross, Mrs. Eolla Holden. Mrs. II. c. Brown,
and Mrs. Stewart the mombcrs Of the City
Council. have become disGusted with their
newly-ncquircd honors and have resigned.
They were elected originally rs a joke When
they qualified and manifested q disposition to
reform the old way Of doing things, the men
kicked. sormed, aud made such n racket that
life became burden TO the fair officers and
they backed out
Mrs. Kelly was visiting In this city to-day,
and in an interview said that tho ladies had
laid cut a programme 10 build sidewalks cleRn
the streets, close up the hard cider joints. and
stir UP the old dry bones generally but tho
men declared that as they paid the taxes there
should be no change made and so. rather than
have a row, the ladies' determined to resign
and let tho men, who arc so wed to their idols,
run things as they always have. The men may
save n few dollars, but tho little city loses tho
best chance for q genuine reform It ever had.
The men. however, are not all opposed to the
ladies' and several OF them declare that they
will retlcct the same officers at the special
election, whicn has been called for May 10. II
the ladies are re lectcd they will consider 1t
an endorsement Of their intended programme,
and will qualify and carry out their proposed
reforms
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commas AHOUr TOWN


IigitH Two "h" - aTgf''- yesterday.
The NsL.g : Lilo ,sss Of the SHARP Art school
tire, .,cuI.-r wces. vii remain open dlFlag nc
summer wetlas tnU su"day c.asseS
Wi.uam Joy'H tho drunken earpsGter who marked
Foa FMAu NCrra'a tor uLe With ls saw which he Grt
aCrs Ls HAl!grs face when IutuAirAluu
was le.d III = y.p bAa tho TVmuS folcs CUurl yes
teTiay.
10 engine of a downtown tram on the Third avcn e
eir'acl ~" he % "iI between tie FoIrtecu.H ~.
Aiti street ATOMS shortly gciu5o c.Orh .Asl gnt
lIrrc Nt- yaJ OF NrErY thirty MN 4ty- r'urr n
r.u could ne moved " N!ntA street. where tie a,seu
gers gOI OF.
deuny lia'Der ot 10 lawrence street NO when ar.
IA agn"d IN 'hr l"mbs i"ice Court N saturday tor IN
i'ArAuuI rlh her cHNNluun WAr l.o o. Irug- NNs,Il
sV dspOs persons hAi gwen her N 'Ort shdl street
was cuum',te- tor month Jy Justice McAalOI yes
teTlay.
Four 0ower vendors william rm.cHud NsfL,u
Haughtun. Louis I,agk, and Henry krpprr. af.
rested on saiuriay 'uf Oh rurtug Fourteenth trert
ami were ascharssd Jefferson MaTLrl CuUgt yesteT.
day morning VIII SrcptsmaNA
The annual me,iug nf tuo Hone for As.I ard IN.
iTW iiuAIrws Was h"t4 NF-.rT.ah At 't rIr"'t Hri
hNih U'eH e. "a.u tntru o1rrr- were Er. .'"Ect
President liar N Tern .r,p hIr"-l rrtO's"l Hr~
Henry ,ettrTT,au l-raslr-r tla5.rs >lr .hnl lf4s
tees Nrs d. H. tultns NrE l. hnnaFs MTs Jacob
iots7hld d. sni Nss'Ts Nuam -uTbacher sr.rs
AeuTeshc mtr u. S,deuhsFG, NrNTr dOnAsson " IaS
paEJ, Marcus Goldman, AZ. !ELa'E b9sAo"!lA
The sun., 1890-05-12
4 SERMON BY WAyAMAKER.
He Gives His Sunday Opinion OF the Best
InVeatmehtS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-John Wana-
maker preached sermon on the dedication OF
a Sunday school in Falls Of SchuylkiIl suburb
OF this city. to-day. Among other things he
said: &" seldom stay In Washington on Sun
days. ] should, however, have stayed there to-
day. as 1t Is the last my family will be there
this season. 1t is worth while to spend our
lives for something that will abide by connect
ing ourselves with God aud His work. Men
combine for scientific work and other pur-
poses, and have nothing but praise for enter
prise, but how much wiser is that man who
Ties himself to God for the uplifting Of the
world. ,,,
turnpike. near the toll gate. an old Grist mill
has been preaching a sermon to me. In its
walls are four iron stays shaped like the letter
s. and the four SIS stand to me for sabbath.
sanctuary. Scripture. and the, Saviour. We are
here to-day standing in Gods house, aud his
plan Is to educate and prepare men for his
everlasting XII gdom.
'IYou have done a splendid work In erecting
this building. Make good use Of 1t by filing it,
not only with,children. but. come yourselves.
Stand by your pastor. who for over thirty one
years has been your minister, and by Gods
blessing this building will prove the best In
yestment the church has ever made"
The sun., 1890-05-12
Chicago Struggling Tor WOrld's Fair MIL
lions.

CHICAGO, May ll.-Stockholders and not
bondholders are 10 be the preferred class in
the finances OF tho Worlds Fair, SO the Com
mltteo Oh Ways aud Means decided at its
meeting Yesterday. Tho original financial
srLem" contemplated the Issuing Of bonds, 10
tween the amount OF stock subscribed and
SlO,uoOuD0, the amount required 10 be raised.
SlO,OOO0Or OF stock is so promising that the
committee decided not to issue bonds. THIS
will make unuecess ary any pledge II receipls
Iui the stockholders IN Inc position OF being
IN" ilr~' io retci}e lie benefits OF a financially
E@klng hrIa aWbaillary 10 The nOndAolders.
The sun., 1890-05-12
THE ALBANF BANK DEFALCATIoN.
II May Amount to Over 500. OOO-Other
Bnnks PreparinE for q Rnn

ALBANY, May 1.-THE clerks OF the City
National Bank we're kept at work on the books
all last night and to-day. but without discover
ing that the defalcation OF BooEkeeper Whit
ney was any less than even the higher figures
Of yesterdays estimates. 1t is even iatimated
that the aggregate OF the overdrawn accounts
covered Ly false entries will amount TO over
100000. and it Is now thought that these oper-
atoms have been gcing on for nearly. II not
quite. ten years The members of the Gould
firm are to-day dlsclaiminG all knowledge OF
Whitney's transactions, and aver that they are
not concerned further than that ex-Recorder
Anthony Gould, one OF the family. acted AS
Whitney counsel. some comment has been
excited by the secrecy with which the exam
inaIion before United States Commissioner
King has been conducted. and by the suroties
he accepted. These suretirs are Stephen W.
Whitney father oil the driauiter). Police Com
missioner George l. Thomas. and L. l.. Taylor.
The further examination on May 16 is there
fore looked forward to with interest.
The City Nations "aT and its sister insti-
tuition, the City SaNngs Institution, anticipate
a run Tomorrow, and are making preparations
to meet II: The directors OF the other banks
have held meetings and have pronered all
needed assistance. Believing that in the ex-
element depositors Of other banks will become
alarmed, there has been a general preparation
Groesbeck Is here, and is expected to take pos
session tomorrow and begin q thorough in
NestiGaton. The City Savings Institution has
thus far been able to secure a quarter OF q
million, which il has placed at the disposal OF
the crippled bank.
The sun., 1890-05-12
Probably False Report OF Steamship
Disaster.

MONTREAL May 1l.-lhore was great
deal OF excitement caused here Tonight by a
rumor that an ocean steamship Lad been
wrecked IN the Gulf Of ST. Lawroace. with
great loss OF lifo, The vessel was sum Osed to
be the Dominion Of Ito dominion mo. which
was three days overdue. and Erea; anxiety
was displayed by friends OF Passengers.
THE SUN CORES pondent wired to the signal
station at Father Point 10 miles below Iue-
boo, and q reply has teen received stating that
the Dominion passed tLero at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon arI reported al vol. If she has
reached that roint tLer' Is !Irlo PROBABILITY
that SIZE la met W H. any lushap.
The sun., 1890-05-12
THE KENTUCKY sENAToRSHIP.
Carlisle Will Have . strong Lead on the
First Ballot.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE Senatorial con-
test has gone forward briskly to-day. Ex-Cen-
gresham Mckenzie reached Frankfort last
night and tonight formally announced him
sell. Aside from this there Is little news to
candidates or estimates of strength on the first
ballot in the Democratic caucus Monday night
1t is clearly understood that no election will be
made until the caucus nominates.
All agree that Carlisle will have big
lead on the first ballot. and the rest OF the
votes will be pretty evenly divided between
Knott; McCreary, Mckenzie, BucKner, Lindsay,
and Reeves. tx State Senator Laban Il.
Moore OF Cattletsburg, and ex- Nj mister Boyd
in the race at all. They have not allowed an
announcement Of their names.
Carlisle S friends are aggressive and want 10
push the contest 10 II conclusion the first
night. They hardly hope their chief can be
stronger by a long, waiting fight ON the o,her
hand, all the others believe they will do better
by waiting. and they will be able to prevent
nomination al once.
The sun., 1890-05-12
FOUND DYING OF POISON
Tho Peculiar Mystery Surrounding tho
Denth Of n Mell.knoMn 81. LouIa Man.

ST LOUIS. May IA mystery developed
here to-day when the body OF J. J. Kleek amp
was found in the street Two weeks ago Klee-
kamp, WHO'S well-kuown citizen disappeared
from home. and notwithstanding the efforts Of
the police no trace OF him could be found This
morning he was found unconscious and dying
on Eleventh street, and WAS conveyed to the
City Hospital whore he shortly afterward died.
The police learned that he bad been III COM
pany with woman few hours before his
due to poisoning. While the body was in tho
Morgue two Of kleekamp's sous called and
said the body was not that Of their father.
score of old Ultimate friends OF koekamp
called and positively identified the body as that
the body, and the friends Of Keekamp have
taken charge OF II. The police are how after
ing her.
The sun., 1890-05-12
The Fire at willstrs Polut.

wILLET's POINT. l.. l.. May l1-Fire was dis
covered in building known As the pontoon house in
the fort about $3.50 O'Clock last night The building and
its contents destroyed. Tho house was 81 by 100
feet and was used tor storage The contents were Dix
Fish tOrptdoeS hGss line transit sad 10 be the on y
one in the United states valued at $4,000 pontoopA
tools, ant pAnt Tie total lrss is estimated AZ sslul
The re burned tive hours htler YAluahs buiIdingI
vicinity saved bN the eNertiOnG Of the sp.dsrs
and hTtmen from Wholesome aud College loinL me
origin OF The Tire IL not known, but Il Eupposed to
have been ncsndiAry this being the trd my.tsrious
IRE in few weeks There were no tres lights tile
prPm.seL Col King the commander OF the post offers
ard OF x2OO for the discovery OF tue guilty person
The sun., 1890-05-12
THREW HERSELF FROM TIE ROOF.
An italian Woman Climbed Five Stories to
Find a Way Of Suicide.

An Italian woman. about 80 years old, en-
tered the tenement house, lSs Mulberry street.
at 1885 yesterday afternoon and went up
stairs. Mrs. rursell. who lives on tho top floor
saw her go up the steps leading 10 the roof
She carried on her arm a whiteIknitted shawl
which Mrs. Pursell thought was a piece Of
washing she was going to hang on the roof to
in the alley of 1870 Mulberry street with her
skull fractured, she died where she fell. She
five stories high. She had TO get over a two
foot railing TO do it.. The police made search
who she was. but could not. Ihey found On
the body $l.U7, a silver thimble and rosary.
The sun., 1890-05-12
SrARNs FROM THE zELEGRAPM

Seven hundred docEwen employed on American
steamers have sUuyk ~ Aamburs
Fx.ConKremmEn !, II GaiI!uEur has resigned aS
Chairman Of the Republican state Committee Of New
Hampshire Dr GalinGeF Las t.ird the Office for many
years
Detective Thomas Lynch Of Rochester, who shot and
Killed samuel studdGrd and his wife during a violent
quarrel iine fence tNOneTAled by Ito or
Oner Jury on saturday uight H., Iury OyHi that me
woman vas tAUt aCrIeH y, And her u4aUAul ll tri
de- erce Ny the Ui.yeI
rA-ons Alphon,e and >GrhGuts Katlschld tave
warDr. FmprT1i Francis Joseph ard tu4ni yon Ta4is
Mms,er OF the Interior tLat oppression Of tho Jews
II continued a. Nenna lhey will be forced to transfer
their business 10 PeBth whittier they claim lha
banks will follow Ihsm, '-S 'S@-'NA
The sun., 1890-05-12
THE HoME WINS 4 CLOSE RACE
Crossing the Ocean in sight or the Aurania
from Fort 10 Port.

LIVERPOOL, May1l.-A ring ocean race
has Just taken place across the Atlantic be-
tween the steamship Aurania Of the White Star
line and the City Of Rome OF the Anchor limo,
on the result Of which a great deal OF money
will change hands. The Aurania left New
York on Wednesday, April 60, att P. NJ. and
the City OF Rome at 7. NJ. They kept each
other in sight all the way across. the Aurania
being always about Ave knots astern. As the
ships neared Browhead the City OF Rome led
by about ten minutes, and tho betting aboard
both ships was fast and furious.
When they approached the Mersey the Rome
was fifteen minutes ahead and the passengers
wagered with each other on board while the
spectators ashore, who had become aware OF
the race. took odds, first on one ship and then
on the other.
The landing at Liverpool was made at
o'clock and the City Of Rome was declared the
winner
The sun., 1890-05-12
said to Be New Kind OF Worm.

worm that eats and kills new clover has
appeared IN IapaEatIug, ). II is a quarter Of au
inch long and ooEs something like The common grub
worm. george Armstrong has a acre plot OF clover
in the township and ne discovered tie worms AS sun
day, They had eaten all OF the young and tender
stalks and there three four at work OF
the larger ones lie got sAOveLu. Oi the worms and
took them home AL the Old Tesidt nts OF the township
them. and HGne ~ then had ever seen
thug Ike them before. en- Thursday Armstrong sent
boz Of lie NOTm1 70 the hiate enlOLnDloEl..
The sun., 1890-05-12
Aeros. ,he County wI.h a Canoe.

BUFFALO May ll.-Ernest Rappeye. the
NaH and A0prr's canoeist now on his way T. .
country left here tAls morning, his route beng ~
Lake Erie as far as Vested where ho viii carry "
to MRyvils at the head OF (hRuLauquA Lake. lie viii
be escorted 4 morrow from that place 10 jmssIowlL
tho foot OF tie lake, by the thAihoiF Boat Cluh
RSppsys ITriVsd ~ Buffalo on Friday morning bnt
could not leave Until this morning account OF the
rough condition Of Lake Erie He eleven days IN
Tie Erie Canal from Albany here
The sun., 1890-05-12

SAN Francisco, May 10.-Advces from
Sydney. per steamer Zealandia, state that the
greatest food in the history OF Australia oo-
Cured April is, at Bourke on the river Dar-
ling. The river broke through the embankment
surrounding tho town and submerged It &c, 9
OF an island sea forty miles wide aud many OF
the buildings are cOllapsing.
The sun., 1890-05-12
FATHER GhS>NhH ANGRY
He Calls tho Walking Delegates LoaTers
and the Strikers Bummera.

ELIZABETH May ll.-Father Gessner, the
pastor OF St Patrick's Church in Elizabeth
gates Of the National Stone Cutters Union
whom he blamed for causing the strike Of the
men engaged in building the new church he
smoke OF he delegates IA walking loafers and
OF tho strikers as Dummers who wanted to dic-
tate to him, but h. would never give in to
them. The strikers are indignant at these re-
marks. which they say are unfair and unchari-
table They say fatner Gessner will be unable
to get any mon TO iake their places and that
now tho uniCn will lght him to the end
The sun., 1890-05-12
sTABBkD BY AN ITALIAM
A CoIored Restaurant Keeper MortalIy
Hurt In "a street Row.

Several Italians were fighting early last
evening in front of Charles simmonss restaur-
ant, Al Baxter street when Simmons. who is a
negro. AZ years old. came out and ordered them
away. An alteration followed and one Of the
Italians. without a moments warning buried
a stiletto in the neGro's abdomen. The Italian
tion, where he said lie was Antonio Capastano.
81 wears Old, OF ~ Baxter street
Simmons was removed TO the Chambers
Street Hospital where it was said late last
evening that he might die al any moment.
Coroner Levy took his ante mortem statement.
The sun., 1890-05-12

Tho body II the girl found in the East
River on Saturday morning was identified last
evening, at the MorGus, by Catherine Dollard
Of 81 lilery street. Brooklyn, as that Of her l6-
year-old sistcr, Liz2ie, who lived with the fam
lily al that address, and who was employed In
card LAetOry In mis- Nlty.
The sun., 1890-05-12
Funeral OF the Late Henry l.. Hogue,.

The funeral of Henry l. Hoguet. Knight Of
IT. Gregory Tho Great who died on last Friday evening
will take place TO day Services will be held in the
cathedral a. 10 A N Tho intermsnt will be in
Calvary Cemetery. The Board Of Trustees OF HsnhGt
tan College and The J. ) Ives Assoc alton named after
tie founder Of Tie Catholic frOteotory passed resOu
t0gS OF sympathy win the bereAVed family yeSterdsy
The sun., 1890-05-12
sAonId ILnyc r.ed EI.etr,c,,x.

Antonio Martini O. ~ Mulberry street dis
covered recently that , new suit OF clothes had been
every garment TLirSug for revenge hS bought trap
and hAncd 4 with the snd Of cheese he used for his
maCaroni, When on saturday night the trap tu nIcd
is mission and caught unfortunate rodent Martini
took 10 into tie yard, piled ConbustIbe rubbish around
it, poured kerosene H. and set II on Ts Detec
tive Crystal hearing " the holQeAuBt went to the rat
but arrived late. He arrested Martini for
cruelty to aninGs aud Martini was held yesterday IN
The sun., 1890-05-12

from Africa, however, is suspected OF contain
ing some of Emin's secrets. The power OF ma
tional jealousy is illustrated here. Every Eng
lishman despises Emin Schnitzer Pasha, and
every German speaks OF Stanley with hatred
II the Kniser wished war in Africa It would not
take him long to find the occasion.
The sun., 1890-05-12
sruSerue AFTER AN UnsuCCes-rur strike.

Walking Delegate James Barkley, accused Of
sIuJEtng JRmos MckaY WHu lie ps Asi lhrr in a III e
shop at ~ Broad street was oommIuei tor eyam,Ha
ton in the Tombs Police Court yesterday Mckay sayb
that HIS father refused take back hat dozen tour
neymen who had struck and that this WA4 the cause OF
the GIuEginE.
The sun., 1890-05-12

M,DDLETowN. May l0.-Dell Reeves the noIed
TattlsSnELs hunter Of Portland Conn, has bAgged hAf
dozen rsters already since May and has iuBt made
contract with the New York serpent fancisrS CuItSS
Cook 10 supply them WtA TaterG 10 be exhibited by
them. Iie has several serpenis ready for them now.
Reryes hunts the serenls Win iOTktd suck and cap
tUres tle.u a'I,o.
The sun., 1890-05-12
sarah Bernhard Requires the Services of
Three Physiciahs.

PARIS. May H. Sarah Bernhardt is much
worse Tonight Three physicians have been
called in. and are with her. 1t will be impos-
sible to delermne the nature of her illness for
some days, but serious nervous malady Is
feared
The sun., 1890-05-12
l,cnned In hy MIIc. on MIlc. orIce.

Tho German steamship Yenezia, twenty days
from HAMBURG was Imprisoned ~ hourE on May IN
an ice te.d i5 miles Ions. she worked her way ont
way down IN latitude AZ,
The sun., 1890-05-12

Providence. May ll.-During a thunder
storm III. morning Ju.cn +. BaI oDs house and barn
in Central F,,. were struck by .shtunG and set un
FIRE Nh. .AIua was awakened by u fused burglar
alarm Ia L.s OA LeT hand as bic lay IN bed
The sun., 1890-05-12

Tho fastest r. ulaT trans ever established in America
are in service GetWseu New YORK fhilAdc!pHla BAtr
more aud Washington. jersey Central Heading
and Baltimore aud Ohio Railroads Station foot Of Lao
erty yGL-AdR
The sun., 1890-05-12

A Turk Woos . New Jersey GIrl Through
Correspondence and lie Killed While on
His Way to SEQ Her-SuIta Against "A
Railroad and an Insurance Company.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28

ton d Albany road to-day informed the
Central people that they we're deliver
ing too many cars to it. The yard at
Karner, from a personal inspection, APP
pears to be much more crowded than it
was week ago. There are several
hundred loaded cars in the West Al
bany yards. the cars being very
much in need of repairs, and the
freight in them will have to
be transferred. This work would have
( been done much before this time were
IT not for the fact that there are not
enough men in the repair shops to do
one-third of the necessary repairs.
About 300 men were at work in the
shops to-day. Two striking Knights
returned to work in the blacksmith shop
rthis morning. About one-third of the
men now at work in the shops are non
union men vino went out with
the Knights, but have since re-
turned. The rest are new men.
A striking Knight at West Albany
tonight said that not as yet had one of
Itbe strikers returned to work at the
yards in West Albany or KarnerS. In
aIbulletin issued tonight the strikers
say the Central officials are giving out
exaggerated statements of the move
nlent of freight, and claim the strike is
no more settled now than it WAS Aug.
Z. They deny that any Of the knights
have applied for reinstatement. The
Pinkerton force at West Albany is
reduced one-thlrd. There are about
$50 OF these men there now.