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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25

Der 10 4,a.G 4te: OCTOBER 1ssoaIst Sc: November
l51pC: December lh,G0alb,65c: January lS,lSc:
March lsiial5 SSc; April ilSie; May iS.aCc; spot
ss s s;sss r.. sssa 's 1sssa sa nS SHs
extra CS53.atAsc; yellow 80; olrGkii.iGaSJsc;
mould A 6b.l6c: standard A 68lGc:. c0niGc.
TONERS A Co; culloai ,61sc;. crushed GJSc:
E sSs , el5 lSe: GRADUATED cfet cube, S3c.
firm. Turpcntiuo nruicr at 4O,tAllc. Eggs,
choice Arm; we..esn A}faltkc. Folk qales and
sIeady mess sla toalt 20; extra prime $40 0oa
.,cam GUlISc; July 6Oac. August G2oC; Zen.
gin lGalG}ic; western dairy Gallo; do CREAMERY "a
ltc. Cheese easier; western Ease.
CHICAGO, June ?t.--In wheat oaly8 llgh, bus.
mess was Transacted. The feeling was easy.
though no lmportnn. changes iu ptlccs, were cs.
labilshed. In corn there was not much doing.
The uhdertone was esser. Oats werc active,
nv weaker and unsettled. Iroyislors dull. |
Flour cmll and unclaimed. Wheat. cash No. !
June slas'ttc, closing Ut si.;ci Juy S!9sas5,ic,
closing ut s.3io:, August silsasb1sc, closing at
S,Nc. Corn, cash No. 2. JiAc: June 3tl3o; July |
d .Ga,s slas,ag at 9t'le: Assas. g,tEiasfe
ss}ic, eloslnt a, 275tc; August ?01ss27c, closing
~ NE: September .Ga!6s e, closing ut 26Ac.
No 2 rye Asc. flaKsccd slSa. Timothy 81 d.
Mess pork, cash el?bo: July 81? Goal2 70. clo.ing
soptomber sla4O. Lsrd. cash and July b.sNc:
shoulders 6Ool5. loo; short clear b.iOai,sc.
, Msn,i.sky q %. lutte, n'mer; fancy ,epaIa.or
DIARIES loalle; ilne Ga9c. Eggs l0xallc.
BALTIMORE, June 2i.--Wheat, western firm;
No 2 winter rcd spot and June SSc: July
s.3tasSc; August s7ssas71sc; September S7s.s
sss s;M 6 Gnr., western ftin; mixed spot AO5sc;
I'VE s esseSj: sniy s! st"ssi AySS o.;s
lirm; western white Glasblc, Rye ilat. choice
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.


Two md oncl,a,f acres between tho town Of
Midway mud the Ohio River, brooke county,
i.at southwest corner OF Ohio and Huron
streets fronts ~ feet OH Ohio and 70 feet on Hu'
ron htrfeh.
No S6l2 ChRpllne street. sI.r0,
No. Y9l9 Market ktrect.
No, 81 and 81 Alley 10, East Of EoT street.
4 manufacturing site, fronting I'll feet on
Warren street and ri feetou We,xcistrcet. Price
$3.50.
No, $50 South Penn street. 6 rooms, basement,
wash houto and coal house. 100 grape vines.
Ground 50 by 10 feet Price se,t0o. ~
Sroomed frame cottage, Park stteeti- Mounds
vile Camp ground, 500.
is acres OF hillside land In Eighth ward.
No. 26Oj and H6l5 Wood street. both houses ioi
No. III and III Seventeenth street.
No, lob McColoch street
NuidiuG site north OF No. lo.,5 McColloch St.
81 by 10 tect.
NJ. 1875 Eotf street, hall lot, $40.
lot northeast corner Of Caroline and so1tt
Front Streets routs u feet OH south From
street. Piica S?ISO. tH.
10 acre EARN ut tilcnns Run. $500.
Choice ., lots III Fair Gfuuld property, Wells
burg, ". Va N
No lSJ Twelfth street
Desirable property Oh Main street, containin
70 rooms, suitubl. ,or hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25

The hot weather has materially interlt red
with the cattle 2ia1Ict, and hogs IRE especIaly
depressed. Goodhne 4 Thomas report rs fol-
lows. -.
Ccnie-sclllnE fairly. E1.ra, 1000 10 100
lbs. S14nc good, 800 to 1000 lbs. Sksl354c; good
s9atq y09 lbs. 3a9!zzc: fair. 709 to sol lbs
common, too to 7oo lbs. 2IHsaSc; bulls. 2}A4a3c.
Huys-Fair demand. Extra, G5a35sIc; good
3Haas.Gec: common. 3Ln3Lc.
Shep-Fair demand. Extra, 4niAc; good
Ss3!Sc: common, 2na2c: lambs 4aoh1ac.
Fresh Coifs-Dnll nl so 90a25 60; calves, lair al
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 24.-Wool market
steady: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wcst virginia
Xxx and above :sia3lc. X 3la:l3c; medium 3ia39c:
c"ane 3ja36c; New York. Michigan. indiana and
westera fine or uud NN 2s1,5a3tc: medium
S64c: coarse 3,a3j}}4c: fine washed dclnine Y and
iUai2c: coarse do 35I$aS1c: Canada washed Comb.
inx SIC: tub washed choice 3saiOc; f,ir s1n3Sc;
course %?a:Tc: urwashcd combing md deluiac
medium 2saSlc: coarse 2614assc; Montana l1a25c;
territorial lGa.1c.
NEW York. June 2i.-Waol firm and In fair
DEMAND: domestic fleece 3Ja3Sc; pulled 2Ga3ic;
Texas l7a24c. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25

"REMEMBER. that tho rsymcn. OF Prizes |.
GUARANTEED BY -FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF New
Orleans aud the Tickets arc signed by the pres;,
lent OF an Institution, whose chartered rights
sIe recognized in the highest Courts; therefore.
beware q any limitations or anonymons
REMEMBER that the SUPREME co1rpr
OF TIE United STATES has DECIDED that
tne :, Louisiana State Lottery Com paay, has Il
CONCKAC with the state ri Louisiana. v hIch
LIVES NOT EMPIRE UN . IL, JANUAR Y Isl.
.Ho.,. u =, - -. - ielH MNiM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

isy virtue oil a deed Of trust made by A. F. Nc.
kcNg unit juli, a. xcHtng. hts wife, 10 inc as
trustee. Gatcl November ~, 1878. recorded In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book
No II, page iSU, will sell ut the north front
door OF the Court House OF snlh county Oh
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OFJuSE, 1890,
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described property: a certain tract OF land sit
uttc1 IN TIiAielphia diStrlat. Obi county. West
Virginia, containing one hundred aud yixty.sye
Rcrs Hni one hundred and twcnly.four poles,
bounded Ms follows:
beginning NJ post corner to A. II. Klmmlns;
thence sn,lIh ,west 1874 poles to Il d0gwood;
thence south 5j.fo east "a poles 10 white oak;
thence south 27.i' cast sS,J poles TO u stone;
thence south ~ caAt l.3 poles 10 dOgwoOi;
thence north sO' west 80 poles to n white oak
thcnc north 1919 east SI.3 roles to Il beech:
thence ~ west rs poles 10 II white onk stump;
theme north ls' ess: % poles to u red oak;
thence sIulh 6No west lll.1 poles 10 u white oak:
thence south 10 west 9i poles 10 the place OF be-
ginning.
The life 10 the above property IL believed 70
be pe,icct, bnt'selltug as Trustee I will convey
only tho title vested In Inc by said deed Of
trust.
TERMS OF SAlE:--Onc third and az much more
OF sale, the balance in TWO equal installmcntS al
d;ie and two years, Eotes bearing interest from
the day Of sale 10 be given for the deferred pay,
Mtnts, the title 10 be retained until payment Is
made III iill, or ut the purchasers option he
may secure The notes for such payments by
deeiS Of trust Oh the property aud receive title
to the SINE.
W.. W. CowDEN, Trustee.
W. II llALLER, Ancttnncer. lpy23-w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25

Looae's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
positive specific Tor all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For eala nv Logan Drug Cnmpany. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

Five roored house, q North Broadwny.
The propcr,y OIL northeast corner Of Maryland
and Huron streets, lot 50xl3s, Oh which there Is
A good klx roomcd cottage aud three Ioomed
house In rear, with enough vacant ground for
ono other huusc. 1t Will n, S per cent as II Is
. Your last chance 10 buy D lot OH North Front
street. Lot 3uxiOo, 81 $50 cash.
Eight Koomcd dwelling, lle South Pcnu
Street, very desirable location, $500. is 7....
Six Roomed dwelling, With large lot, 22i
Twenty ,uiuth street, Tor ,loa. q
SiI reoDed house III Zsno street, s., o0l.
E0iEains III building loa asa
Gardcn farm, Ohio river bottom, abovc high
NNter marx. The very best land. Coed impraye.
mruts, Railroad stat!on on tho place. Si1
miles from this city. 2l3s acres. Price 500
per acre. ,,,,r,,l,
Real EStato Agent and Broker.
srcf If1sE5r 7rs. f-1f71 l2!N Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho Salvation Army In Paris has Doe,
reinforced by Salvation Navy, A
church boat floats on the river Seine.
"a comnanv 10 nlace advertisement,
IN III" ceiljnSs NJ hnrhsr shons fnr ~.
perusal OF men getting shaved, has beer
formed la New York. !
Kalamazoo has A collcvo In wh;ch
crnIuatinv eYercisca ware helI william,
lie mid Of a graduating class, rho man
who were Ia haye taken pheansl;nu
were expelled for kidnapping two pro.
lessons.
It is said that theirs are thirtv.avo
kinds Of Granite IN Nfaine carh onc NJ
which nosaesacs I,s,inctjvc ch,racte,.
istics readily recovnizeI nv workmen
acquainted with monumental aud build.
Ing stones.
AIrs. a,ar;a Rcca 100 yonrs o}d NJ
Cheshire. Conn. can rcnsnt witLont n
break. il Ia saij' lines nj no"trv aha
learned seyenty.lys years nvo. md she
can write Lsr nnme withont tho MD of
spectacles.
The steel fishing rod promises IN Ia.
come formIduble ,ival IN III. roJ mada
OF sulit h.mbno m. fmnroved roT 10
made of hollow st.eI and lint nnr,io"
which ii,s I'M" tho aoct.t ia covers,i
with Lrnss. e
. .".,, =,
society'a pIcnin mt Rjnyins po.ts nom,
Pot,stow, Pa was tha rsnI;,;,n ' ~
"FIome, Sweet Ham" u witch mns;c ws NJ
rxtr1ctej from yocks az th"v toa u ;mh "J.
~ =, 'SS" %" tHey say 1Hdoco
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25
PRODUCE AND MISCELLANEOUS.

PRODUCE AND MISCELLANEOUS.
There arc no changes 10 note In the produce
market other than tho natural chcapenlDg Of
vegetables on account Of increasing supply
Buttcr-Country choice, Sal0c; country good
5dSc.
Eags-rresh III case. l21Hsa,s,sc per dozen; fresh
In barrels, l?al3c. Goose eggs, l5allc.
=, E 1nh a. i've vesss per lp scaGoe
picked. 5aloc; duck. dry picked, 25a35c.
Honey-whi.e clover, per 3D., lal5c: pure
strained. SalDc.
Rag,-- White. mixed cotton. per h., 1alhc;
oil wool. per h.. 1aas4c: mixed. per h., lalt,c
,"out'y-Liye cnlcEons. old per dozen 81 VoaS %
chickens, spring. per dozen. s! oda3 GO: ducks,
old per dozen. 81 10. Geesc, per pair, SUcuSl 20,
py, pound, live-Turkeys, siec. Ducks, &C..
Chickens, hens. per h., sHa9c. chickens. old
eoe pas,s sa5e spTins chickens per h. i5*2gs
demand. s. 75as! OO; sassairns bark, per h..
213alc: sasSafEas OF, per b., I0s50c; May apple
root, per lb., lIa2c: yellow root golden seal),
per h., 1aSc; blood root. pur h.. &c: Seneca snake
snake root, per H., 2iaS5c: pink root, per H.,
lne, SOaS5cs elm bark, per d., la2c. u
Drted Frltts-Apples, choice sliced, per h.,
4ai}3c: apples. Ohio and West VlTinia, Us,
per H.. 4niSc; biackberries. per 10 &c: Cherries
apples, eyaporated, per h., SalOc.
Btans-Prime new hand clicked, medium,
81 Goal Is: prime. new hand picked. navy, 81 IS.
Wool.tlno washed Ah.32c, tine uuwashcd 2Oa
&c; medium washed 3OaS1c; medium unwashrd
25a27c.
Oatons-Sew. 81 25 per bushcl.
Potatocs-Good grldes, 60c per bushcl; old
very scarce; new potatoes 81 IS IL bushel, 81 50 u
carrel: demand good, supply light,
Tropied! Embellishments. 81 GOAL IS per box;
Oranges, Mess!na. s. 70 per box; tana:
per hundred.
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nIGtItlb,

NEW YoIK. June q Pig iron dull. Copper
nominal; lake June SIC 60. Lead quiet; dulncs.
tic 81 ~. Tin steady; straits 81 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25

The queer old broom seller who was
arrested in New York for singing,
"Brooms, brooms, damned fine brooms, y
has now changed his tune. He limps
about the fashionable Fifth avenue re-.
aion, laden with brooms OF all sizes and
crying bis wares in uudistinguishable
words to the tune OF Little Annie
Rooney"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25

MERIT wins, us the marvellous success
OF Hoods Sarsaparills shows. 1t pos.
sesses true medicinal merit. Sold by all
druggists.
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FITS.

all Fits stopped free by Dr.. KllSE's
GREAT NERVE REsroRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
ise and 81 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send TO Dr.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
VAN HourEN's CocoA-"B Best and G
Farthest." Nd. ~ Mwar.3 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-25
PROPOSALS
For STREET PAVING.

Scaled proposals vii. BIZ. received Ut the Office
OF the Hoard OF Public Works Of tho CITY o.
Wheeling Until IL o'cIock noon, Saturday. June
Is lSgO, Tor paving streets with vitsited paving
bricks, Rleo nbont 10 to 3tO square yards OF gut
ter puviug, with tnme brick, CUTTERS 10 be tour
ieet wide. Specifications can be sctn ut the
Office Of the Hoard OF Public Works. The sue.
crsslul bidder Will be required to give bond
with two ,cVp<Ities. III the penal sum OF 3Glo
conditionG fos the faithful performance Q! INC
nuy or I'LL bida. Proposals to be marSed FRO
pugAls for Street Paving" ET-
BY order OF the BOARD of Public Works.
yrJS IiiOs. N. DARRAN. Clerk.
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c1ScISEATl, O., June q. Cotton dull: mid.
I'll I1a.x "a
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The heiress who would buy titled
husband must have legal-tender heart.
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Address Registered Letters nm,
taining Currency to -
NEW ORLEANS RATIONAL BANK,
EGy Orleans IA
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bonds AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BID.

q. s.4s rcg..............l2lL
y. 8. IS coupons...-iZ2h
U. y. 4H reg......,...l03
U. s. 4Es coupOn.-.l03
Pacific Is Of '95.......ll3
Adams Expycss......l50
American Express-ll5
Canada racitic....... Soy
Canada Southern. ~
Central tacihc..... "a
Chesapeake & Ohio ~
do first preferred. G31
do second prci'd.. ~
Chi. Bur. l. Qulncy.lt5
Del. & Fundamentally
Del, Lack & West.-.l4i1
Denver & Z. G,...... III
Erie...."......,........... "G3
Fort Wayno....-.....la
Illinois Eentral......llG
Kansas l. TexAs...... 01
Lake Shorc..........llt5
Louisville & Nash S.
= ftt a.
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Give my regards to}"Joe Doanes,'
"Sheller,n "Old Curt" The Captain"
"Caleb," "Garmouth, ""Pilot," and the
other boys, while ! remain ever the
same. "OLp WHIT"
Company D, Twelfth Virginia.
Kingston, Neg Asrico, Jung Is, 1890.
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or NJ. A. DAUpIIIN '' 1'A''
Washington, DC. I.g |t5I
issued by all Express Companies, New Yorf IL.
change, Draft or Postal Note, ~
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Gle Sntrlliofnttr.
1t HAD 10 BH TAKEN.

once mos. 70 and ~ fourteenth Street.
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Tho Last Fort of tho Wharf.-The Part OF tho
Twelfth ftrsia'a la tho Ems. Charge
Around Petersburg aud Richmond.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
WINNING WATERS.
A Full and Complete Account of
the Great Walters Strike
Now on in the Windy City.
We are With you!

The Culinary Alliance opened hostili-
ties against the hotels Monday when its
executive head called out the entire
crew of walters at the Commercial Hotel
and issued specific order to the crew
of the fremont to throw aside their
aprons and report at the headquarters
on La Sale street. The walters at the
fremont, for some reason or other, did
not pay any attention to the order, but
kept on attending to their duties just as
if nothing unusual had occurred. This,
in view of the fact that a considerable
majority of them are members in good
standing of the alliance, was looked up
on as rank mutiny and it brought out
another order to report at Quinn
Chapel immediately upon quitting work
Monday night. A good many of the
men obeyed this order, and, it is
claimed, prt missed to join the ranks of
the strikers Tuesday morning, but just
how many could not be learned. One
reason why they refused to obey the
original order of the alliance was that
Manager Rathbone had voluntarily in
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
The FLOUR CITY.
Minneapolis and MinneopOlitans
and Their Whereabouts
and What bOuts.
Personal Pick-ups.

For nice steaks, chops, etc., go to
Johnson's.
Go to Altman & Co. when you wish to
buy clothes. .....
Services at the Bethesda church to-
morrow as usual.
/. Services at the st. James A. M. T..
church tomorrow as usual.
For the finest 25 cent meal in the city
go to. Johnson's 500 4th street s.
Go to Johnson's restaurant for your
dinners 500 Fourth street South.
You can get The APPEAL at A. H.
Watkins barber shop 254 4th ave. S. 4.
II you wish AUST, fearless and pro-
gressive paper subscribe for TIE APPEAL.
Mrs. Hunton keeps the only first class
boarding house IN the city at PIG Third
street South.
Furnished rooms at reasonable prices
to be had at Miss Freemans 1919 9Th.
avenue South.
VIM. R. Morris attorney. counselor at
law and Notary Public, "a, fifth street s.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
MULTUM IN PARV0,
News Pertaining to the COlOrod
People Of the Land of the Free
and Home of the Brave.
Gathered From Everywhere.

There has been organized at Atlanta,
Ca, the first Colored Land Company in
the world-capital $4,000.
The Afro-American of Denver, COL,
has changed it's name to the Statesman.
Doesn't like the former hyphenated
title.
Mr.. Frank Fulton young Colored
man and Miss Ella Dudorf an attractive
white girl were married in Kingston,
N. Y, Monday.
A Colored dentist in Macon uses no
instruments except bis fingers in ex-
tracing teeth. By means of long prac-
tlce his fingers have become as strong as
forceps, and he claims that he can quill
teeth faster and with less pain than any
dentist with instruments.
A day or two ago David Stokes, COL
ored, of Rockingham County, North Car
DINA, struck at a cat, when the enraged
animal flew at him and fastened it's
teeth in his wrist. The cat held on so
vered before it's grip relaxed. Stokes
became i'll at once and soon died.
S. }. Hollensworth, Colored lawyer
of Pine Bluff, Ark, accused of burning
the Colored school house in that city
has been convicted and lis sentence as.
sessed at two years in the state prison.
u. A. Parks, a Colored politician in
the same city, is under arrest, charged
with conspiring to procure the murder
of Ferd Havis, the Colored circuit clerk
of the county.
Tho other day a Colored woman in
North Carolina started for the hay NOW
to see how hen was getting along that
was sitting on some eggs. o. entering
the barn the woman was surprised to
see the old hen taking her babies down
herself. She would pick up one in her
mouth and fly down with it, lay it down
and continue the process until she car
ried them all down, thirteen, safe.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24

and one lonely, solitary waiter, hustled
IN the dining.room of the Commercial
hotel this morning. The j est of the
walters here we're kitchen girls and any
one that could be induced to work.
The Palmer house also hasa very small
force, not more than fifteen walters, and
the management had hard work in
serving the guests Tuesday morning.
The executive committee of the strikers
was pleasantly received by Manager
Southgate of the Auditorium, who after
a short parley, signed the scale of prices.
The Brunswick hotel, corner Adams
street and Michigan avenue, was next
visited and in ten minutes mad wheeled
into line.
Tuesday night the Briggs House
wheeled in line and the manager signed
CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.)
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
creased their pay to $50 per month and
fixed their working day at twelve hours,

creased their pay to $50 per month and
fixed their working day at twelve hours,
as demanded by the alliance. These
concessions they believed were the d.
rect result of the unions negotiations,
and they were inclined to look upon the
order to walk out with suspicion. The
fact was that when the union committee
called on Mr.. Rathbone he positively
declined to have anything to do with it..
G. W. Dabb. of the Commercial, took a
similar position, but he was less FORUM
ate than Mr.. Rathbone, for every one of
his walters went on strike as soon as
ordered to do so. At the Palmer
House, Manager Townsend following
the example of Warren Leland by dis
charging union men and advancing the
salaries of the rest. In all ffty-nine
men were turned adrift, making it nee
cessary to impress bell.boys and cham
bermaids and porte1s into the dining
room service. The auditorium was
again visited by the committee and one
ct the clerks signed the union agree
ment for period of twenty-hours, so
as to tide over threatened trouble until
Mr.. Southgate returns. The proprietors
of the Grand Pacific took an entirely
different view of the situation. They
not only signed the agreement Monday
evening, but made arrangements
with the alliance to furnish
the hotel force of $50 extra men for
supper and banquet duty. This was
done in accordance with the views ex-
pressed by John B. Drake the day the
committee originally waited.upon him.
Tuesday all the walters at tie Ire
mant House, except three walked out.
Manager Rathbone pressed every en-
ployee into service he could induce to
do the work, but he had hard work OF
it. The hotel help are in sympathy
with the strikers and chambermalds.
cooks, and other servants Mr.. Rath-
bone put into the dining room did their
work and grumbled not little. This
morning Mr.. Rathbone was SO pressed
for men that he went to the bell boys,
six or eight in number, and asked them
to serve in the place of the strikers.
There was q revolt at once. Were
with the walters every time" said the
head bell-boy, .and we don't intend
taking their places" What is more
! the boys went out on strike themselves,
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principal officers, to Mr.. Charles A, Jen-
ney, Special Agent of the Eleventh Cen
sus, So William street, New York City.
Next week at the Newmarket will be
strong in genuine attractions. Begin
ming tomorrow, Sunday night the
"Queen of Comedinnes" Miss Nellie
McHeury will appear for four nights in
her new melo drama "Lady Peggy"
The plot is strong >incomedy and sensa-
tino and also affords the sprightly actress
an opportunity TO display her most excel
lent singing and dancing. The play will
draw crowded houses.
Hallen and Hart begin an engage
ment Thursday evening presenting the
furiously funny farce comedy "Later
On" The play is brimful of music,
singing, dancing and fun and runs for
three nights.