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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

1Irhle'isi '', ,ng &c., -a,.ry cor
a. '..'''" I'm ..'-'.c. r.na.ri r.,.r.
cn'r, 81 highest order AN give bor4..
Addr"~~ g.. J. TOWNSEND. l'l Nii-"H-
49, Bro0klyu
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va ~ ~ "'Sln .''
in'f.'i!!,',.1 os - rf.,1,,..
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100. ,.....t..
1 y LN''II I'll - "NII % 80 M
. ~ h ae'nc 40 li-,., N',N'~ i'>''t"' J"
any cahriN ED"t ,l,l I'' ''"''' IT,
BON - I'''''"' ''''.
A RELIABLE colorrd uaA wishes POSI-
| a ton a. Porter do ,to.. or stewart 10
/ clubhouse Address FRANK RATHER.
| go Sd'aYe.
FRFFTUINKIH b.r.i.-. Boz, r.,.--.d
! "A fortune sIli..t.d nov o. ha-.n ,...r.
-'itiou- Christian control -o.iti'- D. -.
/ toN oil~rati Oh from h'acto'cA' '' lNll"' is
ID. a-i"'' ', thonfi lH.f .t ii "' -
| Very u-ofui. w4lI.r-. quiet 'crn'1 Wi .'.
! slertahl.. but a.on" nni f-icrd. .-- "o ID
ciNc a.f hest &c. .., ,ir. i". o h.I,r att
! FRl.IrUorCuT Trb,ioe oa,r.
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= l''F,. Np ahI'r ana '.i.- H-'H',N
ni"''.. ."-,'.ra,d.1t i.1,.o,.- nv
travelling salesman rf-r.n,.- and bond
:. X. Bo. 49, Tribune OGc.
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A ~. a. ~. %, 'li,,. ., -,
AZ r.,,,n,bir nav ln- ,tr ~ ~ FL. r'r.
e'e.. 4. G. H. - ~'''A'oo-'' nre"~.gn.
\ MAJ want, 'mi.o'U'.H. 81 az "Inq
~ 4. a H., 9, r,' p.e-c ~
y DO
"A IL. Howard. member ~ 81, L. .'lt.t, =
IA''.''d A,.'t"''''- Loi''. h'.t' vi.l.
a.t.iot q. entire ,,a.s. 'aa'1 : -. 49,.
Wlfie,..t. Room -
,-,..
y -,,,'l.,r ,,,.i o,,... t,.... a, t.'..
- fence supp.ca. NJ by AZ ,,e.loa'
.r'ord des re- D position wt"re r.-l o.-ih.e
~erNi. ard worth WI br recognized Hn-
lfr-s coon 81 a. tt .,'N. Iubuae O.Lcr.
\ IN"-.IiS ~ "a :, ~. no. -,
11,hicr bond can be- c.yon Addr~s e..
H.. - i-t-atc. csrc ~ saloon.
,.l.,.>., ,...,.. mar, o. ,..., ,,,,.
\ i'".'''' 49,, ,'d .1i ia ,',Y
-, d,.,p.',., loi.renr'- and .5o c,-a
security. wishes permanent position. al
Orc. J. waldo MAR, 5Jb L'iIMer--i,
Brooklyn, L. -
yOt - man not afraid o. work hard
a f. small piy can take cat n horses
aid furnace. j.. MAhI'N. 2.''' -iI ~
A CARPENTER handy at painting "a De-.
n Ing. macon work .o5h.ng, 1Iclitct.
uial and cfay"u drt" M wan, -'i"'lhlHF
t. a. j. h'i,-' -' ''''' '.'' ,'dd.... toNi'
u,.r ~ y, IT,. 'r.'',.. ,,,,,.1
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4 -, -. .,,,.,,o,.r H. .,',, vlrh .u,
49,, 90 lnn.iticu ~ tru-t. h. a GOOD
20. w, 80, ,iI l,d moo, 80 ocu-..T rar,-
. ''t''m H,t,,., 'rd d...o..,1 Li-n.rf -,Itlv
-, -, ~ 1ir'I....""fr - 1is rn.u..ycr. moi AFRAID
~ wotE or long hOurs %, best 0i f"i'f
rurc and bond II desired. Address II. A.
LOW AllIdlc'oWn. \. =.
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A l.-pccttbIc situation in au onrr
Address john Met 80 N"-'y-st
....,, ...,.... o.. ,,,,-, ,..,,,.,,
IrepfL and German. eek, STEADY employ.
mont Of some .6rt. factor Or store VII
,yo,k Tor hest Interest. ~ emplCy,r. MAX
SIFNOS Il, Fast iti-st
SINGLE uaa Of fan midclc axe. handy
\ ~ ,.rrnrtcrlup and utch'lirrt r,b,tr.
. o,,nlcba, iuforurd I'm Lus,nr-s affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Business Chances.

a RKOOKLYN business man having Two
"A s-oic,. wishes a loan Of $1,000 b. 5000
Cspital needed 20 increase business pINhDIr
$500 every months with interest good So
Guilty. tral estate n necessary be-, r,t-
ec.crs given aIC required uo brokers or
Address CONFIDENTIAL, Box 20, Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Uorn DanIeo.
Males.
STENOGRApUFR w,

Males.
= IENOGRAPHER - Young man, Il,
~ honest and willing. desires position
- 'tehoSrapher and Remington typewriter
| Iil ONO" wiling 10 do other work has na1
Tribune Onlcc.
TINsMITH familiar with all Mnd- OF
Iop'lhg and used 10 plumbing, drslr' :
81 Broadway
Observation-Disclosures wanted a. a
con and shell tO0lmlAer; % years &
l'H'hc"' able 20 take full charge. I'd.
die,. II. &. ll9 John,0n-st., Newark, y. j.
Tlf:wKl lING doEe at snoFt noaes
price l-3 cents folio and work guar.
n.teru references given II desired; core
,pChdence solicited. Address T. *.
:II8HEI. =. o. Box 39s. Bloomfield. ". J.
TNiLok-A practical tailor wants con
y slant work used % an kinds o. Mill.
iaiy uniforms. KEsTEE. 100 Chry>tic-st
PiOLSIE KlNti.-Jo Dping work OF Ali
y hlhds Wauted, by the oay or JOB. j. V.
fox. 81 West yist-st.
| PHpLNTERtNG and RFPAIRGNG dose
y az reasonable piccs By having IL done
90 your own house Nv practical unfoisterer.
Aadr''' J. SAAM, 80 East s9d-st
Y ARNiSlIER and POLISHER wants
Notn In private house on furniture
drc', 5. II. j.. $26 NarIon-st., Biook'Iyn.
WAN HMAN.- . ,obor. trustworthy
W man; wars reference from lat ~.
ployer II. kiLLIAN. ~ East lIorston.Nt.
w ANIEo, SITrATGON.-ry vounc
W man A. shipping clerk. or would be
NlIllhg To WORK In q store and learn a hu.l-
| h'H- at . small ,aiary. with a vicw H. Id.
Nah'oucnti would be- sur, to study his eh.
uoycr's irtorest: has good references.
~ ,'NL.PIt IONNELL, / ,0OG Herkimer-st..
w ANTED. Situation b; middlc.aged
gentleman OF considerable eNpercnc"
IN general commerce; he Il good type
"r't'r aud ~tcnocraphcr In German, book
kc'p'r single entrv converSant In French.
German and English iirst-clas- references ,
o Cd rate salary. Tribun" Office.
w ANTED. ~ a Young man. a situation
w In shipping or custom House broker :
ONCE ha~ had some experience IN the latter
Address MALCOLM. room 9. 81 Na'sau-'t
WASTED BY mddlc-aced man. 4 at.
w ua-gr ~ trust or general manager :;
h'St ~ ~ Fences furnished. Address p. -.
"oN l6l. tquita' !" Building, 100 Broadwar.
NoEK BY younc German man. lately
" +frifcd ln this cuunt"' in a factory.
II. MARTIN. 100 Stanton-,'.
\OUNG MAN C22J wi-hc, q >ltratlon -
"a hi,r. can De- 9hun,t auyu.in-. a.
Fl' hNAN. iO2 Fast 9th-'t.
NOrN" intelligent MAJ wi,ho, position
or 'aF Alud. Addrr-, e.. C., Bot
LcaoN-1'e.
" y" Man = wan. w,ri.; WIN 10
aurthins experience A. co1ch man. lo.-
-o5 Ia, io3l.-'.
" Ot>6 Man would Ike position q
1H' hing. vhoIeeai" house preferred ;
u' 'Np"-.eur.'. hut not afraid " wor@ ri
Fences Atdr"~- a > DtPPERT. Z. q.
''N $50. ". 'lri.'ad' y. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

4 NOJ 81 LADY resident teacher ~ Ger.
"A man and frenCh in a private family.
{, sire, additional pupils. Address 4. 400
" est 5-tn.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Cressmaking.

,n~ecN,KER. artist, &c. filter: styl.
~ drap.r. II 3 per day. Address
DySeNAKEE Box 6, Tribune Uptown
p!Si1 "2- broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Gelp Danten.
Females.


Females
nIAMONDS, watches. jcwelry delivered A;
~ easy payments; samples sent upon r..
quest SYNDICATE WATCH CO., IL
East iith.st.
EIRL about is for light Homework. neat
" and respectable, can md good home
and b. well treated; good wages. Address
CEkMAN or SWEDE.-Good cook and
VI general housewcr%. can l01 Wet
73d-st.. Monday morning before j..
= AIDES wanted FOR the Etruscan Art
Ia Company; ia f"w hours at home YOU
can make good pin money al can do il;
c CSif az y'!' West f4ta.t w '''' ana
:, TEHOGRAPHER with some knowledge
sary; state salary expected, &c, in your
own handwriting Protestant callgraph.
Address, with references, g. ii. S. Tribune
once.
w ANTfD.-A con potent domestic 10 cook
w and assist With washing personal rrf'r
enccs required. Apartment A 3, NANCOK-
LEAR. 3Ol West 53th-.t.
w ANTFD.-Thrce respectable gin, to do
w general homework; one willing to
work: also 10 20 10 the country or citv.
Can after l0 or . at 81 Washington square,
East.
ySTANTFD.-A Young Girl about II YEAR
w Of age 20 make herself generally useful
in a snail AMERICAN family one who would
appreciate a good home. answer, with RI
er6nce9, VI. l.. Tribune ONCE.
W, ANTED.-A German girl 10 ~ general
W h0useWoTk and cooking. Apply 3o1
Wost 23l.st.. Mrs. G. V. STANTON.
w ANTED. First-clasS cook and lam.
w dress English or French: family N
two: wages SIS; car fare paid for Those
having personal city references. Apply
HALL. 231 West 9TH st.. between II and ?.
to-day and Monday.
WANTED BY small family (Rontl man
w and Wife living In superior apartment
house. n neat. polite. competent young gin
70" general homework must have good city
fercncc> a good and permanent position
FOR the right person. address full parfir-
Glars WEST SIDE" BOX 81. Tribune
ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
n)crk Uanteo.

Males.
An INTELLIGENT American Young
y man. age -. desires a position as ~il"s-
man FOR city or out Of town trade can fur
ni-n Nr-t-clas~ references; wears c&J'H-
cnrc. e 4 p Boz ~. Tribune orc.
a, rArInlEN,Lp commercial -sIes-
n man VIII h. open f1e engagement about
January u Al references. ABILITY.
Boz II, IIhre ONCE
4 YOrNG MAN col ."toeIlty and ,sl.ty.
n thoroughly understanding bookkeeping
and Office work. would lI.c 10 engage with
-oiuc good hou~c Who Wuuld ap.r"ciat'
cod reliable man aad wncrr he future
would b. more of an object than -1iarf
good references. G.. H.. Tribune once.
A YOUIG Man. good p,nran would Ike
~ sit.afi IA t- clerk. 1hN business good
reference, A. &, character. Addles> j. %.
Box a., orld'l. y. J.
A CTOE.-Nounr man ~ ycats Of a1c.
"A v.shr, &, hceon. an actor good ,lne
Tribune Oniro.
A PRACTICAL club. l,-tauIant. c''".
~ amusement ir1I t-s. of - fd. with -'
N'ir-' cNif" lfuc" Jfd nirn-' .1-- t.~'il "h ''-.
socks amy position WA'l" nho>" 'i'oru'.' IS
could lc utilized a~ rI-nir- n' th' drIa
mont. large honr- 70. iuff0d lctpu. E.N
3u9 Ntiplrfon. staten Island.
tCCONPLl~HIp 'INTLENtN. vIh
~ several N,at-. hl-.h'-- experience Do"
aau highest ~, Q f.,.r.r-. -.'t- r.'I 'f-'u..
~, Mon can o., -r.r.taIy O.. sra.,,,.4, 20
English uaus.a'oi. some 7 rruch. MINI.
CAS-, Irbun, Once.
a Al ACDOUNTANI. ,a-h''- ,0lr.
y .Iund'ut and Office MN Is open I.r
a. inmoGist" engagement, -a.ttr cg'.-
n,n-urat. with s's,Icc- rendered ri'f-
cn.r. ~ highest order c14n give h''4..
lddro-~ t.. !. r0VN-rND. l'l Whom
~. BROOKLYN.
A YOTNG MAN desire- 2 situation 100
n mercantile hDu-" long hour 90 ohi'r-
ton MT AFRAID ~ oit br.t - references
]. u. =. Tribune pA'"-
tN INGLISHMAN over f-e' % height
y ~ NJ .asinc - ifo.,. wishes r position iu
any ap1citv good lily ~ l'nc.s !. T..
Bon II. Tribune Oii.c.
A RELIABLE coiorrd ual wishos a po'.-
"A tiou a. porter I'D -to.. or stewart 10
clubhouse. Address FRANK RATHER
90 3d.ave
A FRFETuINKER. homeless. b, re,,--'d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Business Chances

DARTY engaged in manufacturing and
L selling Of dairy products has rare oppor-
tunlty % extend business and wants either
active or silent partner OF integrity that
will invest from $4,000 upward a. business
uanCnt and profitable. Address until Jan
nary IS. DAIRY PRODUCES" lr.bdne
pace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Domestic 5itul.loIs Uant.o
Females.

uOUSEWORK.- BY strong reliable Ger.
L man giIl. to DO Work u small family
looi cook and laundrcs,; wiling TO wait On
rs OLu.aAg,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Domestic Situations iuanteo


4 -A.-A.-LADlES are invited % cal
"a AZ my employment p1rOrs: good. com.
."Jrnt hclp Of al nations and VI good reI
,renccs eau be obtained, either b. calling
~ sending your orders please state par.
tculars, wages. &C, and your orders WI
e eve Prompt attention. NOBLEIr IUI
Wlst a5Ln.st.. 1D1 Oth.aYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Usrk Uantte

Males.
CARPENTER, experienced, wants Work
" ~ any KIND house repairs alterations,
store fixing or I'm factory OF wholesale house
day or contract. 30l West 29th.st.
CAErENrElt desires work Jobbing ard
- repairing IN rnntial, would Work IN
shop or factory terms reasonable. Address
" CARPENTER Boa -. Tribune Once.
T. LEl;k.-A Young nan, 10, wants posi-;
~ lion as clerk or cashier refer. nCes aid
experience. u. r III Fast S0th--t.
GOrNING NEATLY ana correctly done by
y expert up writer. Room 1865, Times
building, PARK Row.
ELECTRO PLATGNG.-A situation want.
- I'd by practical platter understands
clectro-platipg and bionzlng IN all their
rancho. Addrc,- V. z. MILLLR az
Grand-st.. Brooklyn.
nEUGGGST. - years experience. city
~ and country, desires permanent post
=. II. g.. car Ellen white. 452 w. 45th..t.
nRIVER.-By youn. nan. Address
DJOIlN BCkNS, 81 IlOr1tiO-st
nRIVER.-A young man would like
~ plac" A. driver formerly coAchUan
GOOD reference Address W. MEkRE. 10
East l5th.st.
nRIVER.-IO years experience in New
~ NO'k; can furnish q ysi-' rri"r nee
from lat einuoyer. Addie-- JOHNSON.
DRIN'ER. ., grocer delivery Or mixer;
~ iir~t-cla-9 city reference. Address Il.
T.. $50 Sth-aVc.
nEINEK.-A young married nan wishes
~ q situation ~ driver ind r-tsnd, ear 0t
lorscs Address JOHN SEMLfR, G23 Fast
llth-st.
nItlG tLLItK Registered, wants situa-
~ ton relief or permanent. Address PIl.
t., Tribune Once.
IL XPERIENCLD travelling SALESMAN,
IL thoroughly acquainted with ~, whole.
sale grocery trade Of Canada and Western
states. desires a situation with q nrst-cla,-
firm: : wears with i1st house hr,t-cl1's
references Addr'-, G. l.. b., 293 Broad
way. Chelsea Mass.
~ NGINTFR wants situation I" vcar,'
EeNpcricncc. Wachlnist by trade temper
ate. Addrc,, ENGINEER. Box .. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11

prGHT WOMEN want,d 10 canvass for
IL Subscriptions 10 the Jcnne ss-Milcr Maya
nc large cOmnIissio ion paid IL Is earicr
- for any Other publication. Apply %
H. H." JFN Mss. ILLER PUB. Co. 1858
Sth.aye., New.YOrA>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
Interior Department Ch.D,..-


The following official changes have been
made in the Department of the Interior:
Patent of6ce-Promotions Edward W. 3.
Phillips OF Pennsylvania, clerk. 81 500 to 81 800;
Willis B. Magruder of District of Columbia and
Mrs. Mary J. Baxter of Minnesota, clerks,
81, 400 to o., 600; Arthur d. Kinne of New York
Thomas W. Hay Of District of Columbia, Chas
NJ. Irelan Of Maryland and Alexander L.
Pope Of District of Columbia, clerks, 81. 200 to
81, 400; Miss Mary P. Brown Of Massachusetts,,
Miss Julia A. Warren of New Hampshire, Mrs
Boardman of Vermont clerks, 81, 900 to 81 200;
Miss Esther J. Telford Of Tennessee, Thos. r.
Sheppard of Ohio, Miss Clara ID. Clark of Con-
necticut and Mrs. Mary B. Knox Of Michigan,
copyists. $500 to clerks, s1, 600.
General land Office = Resignation: Miss
Roberta Hardesty of West virginia, copyist,
$500.
Pension ofice-Promotion: Chester I. sher-
man of New York, copyist, $500, to clerk,
$1,000.
d. Lamar Of Alabama, assistant topographer,
e1, 900: Howard A. Graham Of the District Of
Columbia, draughtsman, e840.
Office Of Indian Affairs-Promotions: Charles
F. Calhoun Of Pennsylvania, clerk, 400 to
Miss Lizzie McIAin Of Ohio and Mrs. Kate +.
Whitehead Of Georgia, clerks, 1000 to
o.. 200; Bernard Drew Of the District of
Columbia, Miss Matte E. Seabrook Of
South Carolina, Hamilton Dimick of Alabama
and Morton L. venable Of South Carolina,
Cotterin Of Michigan, clerk, 81 400. to stenog-
r.pher and coPyist sl,Aoo; Mis-: Carrie
A King Of hich,s,n, Ethslbsrt Baier
e. d.1 70 mfsns o.
$500; Newton B. Lovejoy Of Massachnsetts,
clerk e1, 900, to d 200 on ''ailotmsnts;" Daniel
2: Kent Of Pennsylvani.. copyist, esoo. 10 clerk,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
THEIR BUSY DAY,

All the Treasury Ohicials Settling Up Affairs
for the Close Of the Fiscal Year.
''This is my busy day." say Assistant Treas
urer Whelpley and almost all of the other
treasury officials today.
Indeed, they might say: 'Thesea are our busy
days." for they are rushing ahead at a great
rate just now trying to square up their annual
accounts and end even on the new fiscal year.
They are making a success of their efforts,
but it requires large expenditure of energy.
Checks are being signed in extraordinary
numbers and amounts and the tellers in the
cash room are paying out fabulous sums over
the counters.
Commissioner Raum was at the department
this morning arranging the details of the new
system of monthly pension payments, which
goes into effect today. By this new system
payments for one quarter are made at but one
fourth of the agencies in any one month. so
that the drain on the treasury is not so great
all at once as it used to be. On the
Sd or the 4th Of this month one-fourth of the
agencies will make payments; next month
another lot of them will pay, and so the bust
ness will be distributed evenly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

PERSONALLY. G. Thompson of New York, 8.
H. Holding Of Columbus, A. NJ. Holding of
Philadelphia, H. W. Wells of Chicago Thomas
Wahh of New York. Geo. NJ. Watts and Samuel
Downs of Philadelphia, 8. j. Gordon of Jersey
City and H. B. Beecher of New York are at
Willard's.--B. Newcomb Of Lebanon, Ky., C.
H. Reynolds and C. d. Payne of New York are
at the Randall.-T. c. johnson, Jesse Selig.
man and Oscar s. Shaus Of New York and J. B.
Donnelly of Louisiana are at the Arlington
Prof. w. Blair of the navy, James A. Waymer
OF San Francisco and w. H. Wells, jr, of Chi
cago are at the Shoreham.-Chas. E. Martin
of Boston, Chas. A. Jenny Of New York.
Geo; Alfred Townsend Of Gapland. Nd,
w. W. Mackall, jr., Of Savannah. Ga, and
J. T. Cook Of Boston are at the Ebbitt.-
R. j. Smith of Newport, KY, 7. D. Payne. ].
D. Hazden and s. P. Levy Of New York and II.
T. Jones Of Kansas are at the johnson.
Robinson Of Elmira, NY, c. B. Rayer Of Bos-
Louis and H. G. Jones of Macon, Ga, are at the
st. james,. l. Fletcher Of Murfreesboro.
Tenn, X. p. Yorkstone of New York and e. p
Thayer of San Francisco are at the National
Representative Crisp of Georgia, ]. r. Stevens
Of Rochester, James Il. Miller of New York and
w. A. Gregg of Atlanta are at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. John d. Quackenbush of Paterson, N.
j., who is making tour Of the large cities of the
south, is visiting DR.. e. K. Gerow of
Capitol HilL--Judge Perkins of Kansas
win spend the Fourth At Atlantic City
Mr.. J. C. Burrows of Michigan, who
has been spending few days around
the departmental, left for the Colonnade. Allan
tic City. today.-Antonio Bates, E. E. N. p.
from Guatemala, with Senior Valenxeula, left
today for the Colonnade, Atlantic City,
SensoS Of s ith.sa \. e, Fsani WOOD: :1s of
lincoln. Neb., B. Gibbs Of Dallas, Tex, and W.
G. Robardo Of San Antonio, Tex, ere ct the
Fredonia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
srRIKE OF ROLLING MILL HAxDa.


Their Employer Had Refused 10 ADOPT ths
Nine -Hour-s-Day Scale
CLEVELAND, ONO, July six hundred and
fifty employees Of the Union and Lake Erie
rolling mill companies went out on strike this
morning. The trouble was all caused BY the
adoption Of . new scale by the Arnalgamsssd
Union Of Iron and Steel Workers
This scale provides that the men work bus
nine hours per day. Formerly they were paid
by the ton. and il is claimed BY the
employers that good workman could
finish his days work in nine hours- Tues.
day night committees of workmen consulted
with their employers and the BritsDn Company
finally signed the scale. However, Mr.. Fuller
of the Union Company and Mr.. Lewis Of Lake
Erie Company refused 10 accept the scale, and
the strike followed. The strike does not Affect
the steel workers-
When asked concerning the strike m of6ciaA
Of the Union Company said that tie mill VS.
shut down for its regular yearly repairs- He
admitted, however, that the men bad quis
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
ALLEGED MICHIGAN DYNAMIrERs.
Examination Of the Labor Leaders It Gran
Rapids Accused Of Conspiracy.

Examination Of the Labor Leaders It Grand
Rapids Accused Of Conspiracy.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, July The examine
ton of the alleged dynamite conspirators still
continues. The company is trying to prove
that the plot to blow up the wheel pit with
dynamite and then inaugurato Q destructive
raid on the street railroad property all over
town was formed and matured by the strikers
under the countenance and encouragement of
the Central Labor Union. The strikers were to
be assisted by the teamsters, common laborers
and butchers unions and members of these
organizations were on the ground when the go
called conspiracy was frustrated. Webster.
one Of the defendants, was commissioned, &C.
cording to another. one Eastman, to buy the
dynamite cartridges, as he used them in his
business as q well digger, and he consented 10
touch them of, being accustomed to their use.
The cartridges were fixed with four-minute
fuses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

REWARDED FOR BRAvERY.-The President has
ordered gold life-saving medal to be presented
to Carl Schelling, chief mate Of the German
ship Georg. for his humanity displayed in
the rescue of the crew of the American
brigantine Gypsey Queen, April 10, 1885,
played in effecting the rescue of the passen-
gers of the steamship Tchi-Hatchoff at Jaffa
February 10. 1891, have been awarded to Ibra-
him Umberdji. Sliman Msnsi ALI Zant, Moham-
med Anat and Mohammed Ali Abassi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

REDUCTIONS IN THE SURVEYORS OFFICE
Assistant Secretary Spaulding has authorized
certain changes in the force of the surveyors
department at New York in accordance with
the recommendations made by Special Agents
Wllber and Chance. the surveyor having finally
concurred in them. The result is a reduction
OF from 24S to 175 in the force of gaugers and
laborers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The GOVERNMENT LIABLE.-The Treasury
Department has granted an application for
allowance for damage on certain tobacco de-
stroyed by fire while in bonded warehouse in
Jacksonville. Fla. In this case the duties had
been paid and a permit issued for delivery,
but the permit had not been delivered to the
importer. The department held that the mer-
chandise was therefore in the custody of the
officers of the customs within the meaning of
the law. and that the government was liable
for the loss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01

The Pope Will Not Concede Herr Cahens-
ly's Demand for National Bishops.
ROME, July 1.-The pope has written to
Cardinal Gibbons declaring that he will never
concede the demands made by Herr Cahensly
on behalf of the Saint Raphael Societies for the
protection of Catholic emigrants in 80 far az
the appointment of national bishops is con-
cerned. The pope has also refused the petit
tion Of the Poles in the United States for the
appointment of Polish bishop,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
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