The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-05

... bs thought. might manner
Two comnl,tees. 10 concluded not TO nave u
the woIA. ssa CITY Hall. but 10 ara 'no con
meetihg nssn,od bv the chanlber OIL com-
m'''oe - avery possible way II ~, \,
meI.os be said. has my warnest symPa'ny.
A. The meeting OF the cna, ,ho moya
10 proposed TO organize lhe nloNo-
merce 30 Ed Grain 10 the relief of the Rus
nlen' Use The failure OF Congress to pro.
san inacasaarv funds has not discouraged
voc liam 8 Hewitt and the other members
MI New York committee. This committee
: he merged in that which Will DO appoint
ed by the chamber OF .o5 ue
% wyoming Mr.. Carl Schurz, Dir. Hewitt.
NJ Depew and several other eminent gentle
men. MIR. Hoyt il of the opinion hat the west
should and will supply the grain. ana ne VIII
urge that the East should furnish the money
for transporting it.
WALKING DELEGATES BUSY.
over one hundred and fifty mechanics, car
penters. steam filters. plasterers anu eiectIlc
linemen. quit work yesterday IN a Douy az
seven houses in course OF erection IN SeNenty-
ninth street and Riverside Drive. Inc strike
was ordered by the delegate OF the Oniteu
Brotherhood of Carpenters on account OF tno
employment Of non-union men caused oy l"o
sub-letting or Jumping" Of the contract.
Cabinetmakers' Union No. resolved yes
terdav TO mako a united demand on April 4tn
for the eight-hour work day and S,3.oo Gay
wages. The demand of $3.50 a DAY "aseS
does not extend 10 the shop hands.
general strike which was ordered OF 'ne
workmen employed on five Hat houses III
Fiehty-second street. between hinth anu
Tenth avenues. on account OF sublettlhg the
contract and employing ~non-union iaoor' was
settled Yesterday by q discharge OF the non
union men. The original contractors nave
80 - .1t e crh1af any mora OF the on
tracts.
About thirty carpenters. painters. macnln-
ists housesmlths, irOn-workers. and cornlce,
makers stopped work on new stables attached
10 Shaeier's brewery. at Fitty-trst street ana
Park avenue. because cement ID
borers were employed there.
James McKim. walking delegate OF the
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters, and DAVID
Callahan, walking delegate Of Progressive
Painters Union No. !. while on their ROUNDS
visited the new school building at Nlnety-thlrd
street and Tenth avenue TO inspect the caruS
of the workmen. The boss painter, Thomas
DIVER, orderedthem away. They refused 10
90 and he had them arrested. Ihey were
taken before Justice Welde on the charge OF
trespassing. Justice Welde dismissed the case
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Michael Fennelly has been appointed re-
ceiver in supplementary proceedings for ier-
nando Yost. builder. on Bradhurst avenue
near Observation-Disclosures street on
the application of the }. l.. Mott Iron WORKS.
Edward NJ. Bliyen has been appointed re-
ceiver for Daniel w. Tallmadge. OF the late
firm of Tallmadge d Martin, stationers, OF "a
Broad street. in supplementary proceedings
brought by Cora Morris, a judgment credl-
tor.
Judgment for s13. 800 was entered Yesterday
against the New York Steamship Company,
of 63 Broadway, in favor OF IL. IA. Warner, the
president. for money loaned. He obtelned an
attachment against the company some mohtns
ago.
Transcript of a judgment for $500 from
Albany was fled here yesterday against Lew
Il. Rabbit in favor of the National CONNER
cial Bank Of Albany. Mr.. Rabbit. II - said,
is in South America. lie was formerly III the
lumber business at the foot OF east Ninety
sixth street, this city. and at Albany.
Three judgments aggregatlng Sbf.s65 were
Yesterday entered against the Peoples Col1
Storage and Warehouse COmpafy OF 81 ana
233 east Forty-seyenth street, TWO belhg III
favor of William Fellowes Morgan for $40
654. and the other in favor o. ID. Percy
Morgan for S21. 314. all on promissory notes
made in 1883. 1890 and 1891.
Judgment for $500 has been entered
against La Societe AnOyme de PODlon des
Papeteries, OF Belgium, In favor OF =. NJ
Marks for the return Of parchment. blotters'
etc. stored at 81 Old slip, which the concern
il was claimed. sold to Mr.. Marks.