The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-29
THE BOYLOTTEO BRICKS.
>ecrect Meeting OF she New York As'ooia-
tion.

Secrect Meeting Of she New York s'oeia-
tion.
NEW YoEK. July 2s.- Special. Two
dozen brick manufacturers lcDngng to
tbe New York and New Jersey as-ocia-
zion of brick Manufacturers met at the
A-tor House. about noon today. to take dc-
ZION concerning the boycott on ih- \erplanh
Point brick. The meeting Was secret ana
up toa late hour no result was announced
n Is evident that tine manufacturers are OPP
uosed tO EMPLOYING union men. It's CLAIM
ad that the refusal Of the manufacturers to
.mploy union labor will brus about one of
the largest strikes on lock-out' lhW
has ever taken place in This country. Inc
bnvcott on the brick manufactured at er-
planck Point has not as yet Affected ihe
buildusy interests i'm Brooklyn. nut unless
th. trouble is adjusted work VIII be entirely
suspended.
RAPID TRANSIT FROM y. !. 10 y. q.
The steamship Excelsior arrived from
New Orleans to-day after passage oil Iour
days and twcuty-0ue hours from dock 10
Gnck She left New Orleans ON July %.
rhe steamship New Orleans left day
L.f,re the Excelsior and also arrived this
morning.
The Queen Line were informed to-day OF
tbr departurc Of their steamship Alaska.
which was dry docked during her stay ih
Liverpool tO have Il new bell metal popcl-
ler inserted. She will endeaNOr 10 make "a
.-ood rum on her voyage here, so that she
may retrieve some of her lost laurcls.
BISHOP LOUGHLIN's JUBILEE.
The 18th ofnext October viii be the iftieth
anniversary OF Bishop lOughlin's joining
fbe priesthood. The Central Committee Of
the Roman Catholic la.ty Of BROOKLYN nave
ARRANGED tO have the occasion celebrated
with as much pomp AID maenihcence a.
no,,ible. Masses OF thanksgiving Will DE-
said on that day in every Roman Catholic
church of Brooklyn, and IN the evening q
rand parade. in which all the societies ana
sunday schools OF the diocese VIII paruci-
pate. will pass along the principM streets
Every one of the one hundred or more par
i.he. I'm the diocese VIII be represented
Sub-commttees have been appointed 10 ar
range the details Oi tine celebration. \ con-
,,r1fulatorv addr-s with a large sum oi
money will be presented 10 the Bishop at a
meeting 10 be held at the Acidemy OF n IL
,ic. A dinner Will also be given, to "hich
the Bishop is 10 be invited.
ALL SORTS.
The will of Henry NJ. schiehelin,, the
wholesale druggist VINO uleu Itcehtis III
Egypt Of the Egyptian lever, has been llled
far probate. II is dated March ~, lsS2
and has four cOdicils. the last OF which
executed April II. 1880, bequeaths S2O:VV'
IA the American Sunday-SchOOl Inlon
The balance Of the estate Is LETT 10 MS
widow. sarah NJ. Schienelln, and children,
The family residence. 90 Fifth avenue wlil
ooto Mrs. Schiellelin. The executors OF the
will are Mrs. Schietielin, Ernest Cosb!
/ WIN. II. Clark and Lawrence Clark.
Among the passengers who arrived OF
the Bremen steamship l.ahn on FRIDAY WaS
"A tall. muscular woman, who described
herself as Elma Oriart. She refused u
state where she was from or her Dissipation
and when her baggage was being examined
became very violent. The officials had hel
/ taken to the hospital attached To the barge
Office. where Dr. Guiteres pronounced hei
| insane. and ordered that she be sent Dach
/ 10 Germany. She was well educate,
woman apparently, speaking uerI9ai
! auently, which seemed 10 be her mother
tongue. and also French aud Italian
E.lLgoAp sAGSISGs.
Chesapeake and ohio, third week Juiy
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