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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28
IMPORTED SCOTCH CHEYIOTS.

Tweny-one different styles of these Light Weight spring
Cheviots all throughout and acknowledged the most stylish Oh
mediumpced Dress Fabrics Ask the price anywhere 1t 9o mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
sufficient force to operate The mills their fullest
cOLUMBUsS HEAD TO BE on The. COIN
TIE MINT BUREAUS EFFORTS TO FIND A
rORTRAIT FoR THE sOrvENIR PIECES

TIE MINT BUREAUS EFFORTS TO FIND
PORTRAIT FOR THE SOUVENIR PIECES.
Philadelphia Aug. 22.-The Mint authorities have
been greatly Inconvenience u preparing the de>ign
FOR the Columbian Exposition souvenir cons, owing
20 their inability % secure Representative picture
o. Columbus
II the original Intention To work rom a
painting BY soto but, owing 10 the characteristics or
the face. which not H. keeping with the gcncr-
ally accepted appearance OF the man, more perfect
portrait was sought. The mntter referred -
the Mint Bureau at Washington, and an etching by
Focon from >uardO's Columbus. was forwarde J..
from which the mode will b. made. Tbo portrait
has been copied from the original painting In psce.
ION OF Dr. dc Orchi Of Como. 1t was prevbousy the
property Of FsOIo GiOvio a. Como and remained In
M collection for several centuries. going thence bT
beque-t To Dr.. de Orch This Columbus portrait WIS
AWAY, repu'cd 10 he true Original, and II hung OF
the walls OF GiOviO's home duI1ag the lretim. OF
Columbus and while the two were intimate friend
II has been al varoas time attributed T. sebastian
Iucans 10 AniOlil IancOn and D. LornzJ L)ito.
but n i nov absolutely established 10 DE- the work
~ bartholomew >uardO BOth thc French ald
American writer nave eNprf-sed the ochel tiHl ths
is the only authentic portrait
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
THE STATE or TRIDE.

Dalumore, Aug 22-Flour steady Western super.
go - IS do extra. - oOa$5 80; DO family. 20 729
j. 5OdS4 IS: do straight S4a - 25; receipts.
1918 bMs: shipments, 7l2 bbls sales, l.l5O 6els;
an 3-4c september - 81 7-c: october. 70 3-4d
soc December. soc bid steamer No. red 20 La
bush: stock 1,925.94j bush sales. 10000 bush
southern wheat steady futz. 7Oa 100 Longberry
SIC bid: september sc bid October So l-2c bid
year j5c asked steamer mixed % l2c bid receipts,
bush sales 29O 900 bush southern corn steady, white,
80 Ia 81 l2c yellow SOD joc oats steady. ana
39a4 Oc receipts, S95' blsh shipments none s,o.A A.
74.256 bush. Rye inactive. No. =. ia re receipts
Hay steady, good 10 choice timothy $l4 Boa slo 30
Grain reightS quiet. steam 10 Liverpool per blshel'
80 Cork for orders, per quarter. Is 80 -four l4c
per 100 bS. Cotton nominal middhhg, DC. ,ri",
visions firm. mess pork. ga 50, bulk meats loose
shoulders, Sic; long clear, sc, clear rib sides;
SIC sugar picked shoulders, lie sugar cured
smoked shoulders l2c: hams small. IA l-.c krs-'
lac lard. refined 14c crude. Sac, Butter firnl.
imitation 1aa 2Oc ladle-fancy. 1Sa 10c; good To
43l-1OOc Copper firm. refined. 10 7-oa11c. Whlssey
steady ~ % 10 81 26 - per gallon in carload lots
Buffalo Aus :2sp9g h wHea NJ uoE qgsI
at - 34c; 5000 bush d. at - 5-ec 5000 bush
do C. i. T., al sl 30; 5000 bush No ! northern
50 lAc: 90 sGinneapoli- do - lie do Duluth c.
No. red sold at - I-2o sc: 1000 bush do in
store sold NJ SIC No white, o5c BID Corn dun ;
No. . yellow $50; No. yellow. So liza j7c: NJ.
corn. 80 1-2c In store oats dull and easy ;
No. white, 30 Ste; 10. 3 white b 't41 30
Rye-No. =. nominally. 73c. Flour quiet ana weak 4,
best spring ~ Goa 81 50. d. winter, - 4OG - -
rye ~ lOG ~ 20 MIL feed firm and unchanged.
Canal freight firm wheat. l3c: corn, 3 lie .
oats l-,c. seed, 3-oc. 10 New-lork. Receipt
Flour. 1000 bbls wheat 1147OO0 bush. corn,
3j- 900 bush: oats. 10000 bush. Shipment
Canal-Wheat 10000 bush. oats. ~, 800 BUSH seed.
5000 bush. Rail.Ilour. 2l.OOo bbls wheat, 377'-
600 bush. $1,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
THE CONDITION or TIL TREASURY
4 SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR OF SIS. 600 900 TX
rECTED-N0 ALARM ABOUT GOLD
SHIPMENTS

Washington Aug. o2.-Treasury officials state that
the Department has balance Of SjO.Oo'ooo' ana ue
revenues notwithstanding the loss Of the oOOOoVoO
on sugar are increasing al the rate OF clOO'VoV I"
month from customs alone. THIS rate OF increase ha7
been going Oh since March J. The Increase OF IN
ernal revenue for the year closed July wa 5000
600 over the year before and th, year there VIII D.
an incrcas, o. $1,000 900 the year Just closed
II is estimated that the customs revenues ths year
ain rrodrce surplus OF sl5.cOO.OoO over expendlt-
secretary Foster is not at all apprehensve that ue
Treasury Department viii experience any trouble IN
the matter Of the shipment OF gold dur1ns the present
year He expressed himself 10 reporter 10 cay -
The secretary believe that things are safe with the
largo amount Of gold the Government absolutely owns
$4,000. OOJ and thinks il will take many demand
seriously to depete this sore. when constant aces
,ions 10 it ar. being made Nothing Ina, been done
looking 10 prevention OF the shipments OF eoid rom
This country said the secretary, and nothing VIII BE-
done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
THE POLO PLAYERS OF NEWPORE
. LARGE ATTENDANCE AT TIL FNAL MATCH
FOE TIE wEsTCHEsTEK CLUE CUP.

4 LARGE ATTENDANCE At TIL TINAL MAICH
FOR TIE wEsTCHEsTEK CLUE CUP
Newport r. l.. AUG. - specal.-Iu spite Of n
handicap Of goals the MorIistown polo team Oh
Morris County y j.. this afternoon defeated inc
Nlvopias 81 Boston. fl the final match for the west
chester Club cup Tor teams Of four. II" Poi'
grounds were well filed with carriages, coaehes ana
society people on foot and n Wa, evident tIlAt inc
vost majority wished 10 SEE the cup - The vcarcr-
OF the dark green. 1his was partly because OF ther
proximity u New-York. and partly because tn
Mvoria, dutpr their play here developed TO- freely
their reputation a. kicker. To day, however heN
PLAYED polo WITT their mallets rather than vocnlF
and made thereby many fends. They PLAY ei good
lively game every man doing Ms part. ard shaw
doing NOR than the reat. Though Their game wa q
great involvement over last years form. their dis
lance from Long Island ,old against them ana III The
end they were routed because the wearra OF tho
green PLAYED a much stronger game, held out 10 tho
end and showed d greater knowledge Of The game.
For the victOrs Lord again did b far the be- WORK
hi, game n maintained being such 10 call for az
increa-, ~ hi- handicap. Though ht on the Hgh'
wrist by a ball In the sixth game and temporary o.
aided he continued goals with regularity
that made IN. supporters Of the light blue fce be Wa
u whole. Team IN himself. The play, OIL account OF
the number OF goals scored n>ted well into duaA IN
the last period the Myopa,, who with their ponies
w-. evidently tired by their hard play OF last Week
were unable 10 hold the green down and fell rapidly 10
the rear The follows:
Morri,town. dark green-G. L. Day 3. W. b. Lord o..
l.. j. Franckc .. =. Nicol ., total t.
Nvopfa light blue-R. =. Gardner g. Il. @. shaw O.,
/. H. Fay o. L. NJ. Appleton 3. total l.. Referee
Foxhal keenr. ,,,.
1osls were scored a. follows First pc1od-lord g d,
Annletou Day. second periOd-LOrd -. SHAW, IaIu
nor Nlcon. Third pcrOd-AppletOn. shaw, Day g..
Lord a.. Allowancc 10 Myoph, goals Total
Morrisrown L. Myopia 9.
Tomorrow the contests for the Newport cups LOT
team OF three each whose aggregate handicap does
nor .Ncecd fifteen goals begins the NewpOrts playing
The Country Club OF NestcLe>teT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
Cruel, Cruel

To its victims is that inexorable Zoe human thot
DESTROYER 0, rest and frequent termination OF human life
rheumatism Like many another physical H. IL IL
., ,oa,oh,a .. the outset with Hostette's Stomach
p,,,. which eSpels the rheumatic virus blood
,,ugh the kidneys There exists amplest evidence
70 ov that in cases that have resisted
the etc, has produced thorough permanent results
I'm, % tuDorize with this Eady is folly Attack II al
once with the Bitters and II may be nipped IN te ou0
When Is the most obstinate OF eonpAh'S' h1
ney trouble dyspepsia neuralgia ncpieh' govt eo"pa
tie malaria and liver complaint beat hasy fe'rrS'
when the Btsers summarized 10 the rescue. wnesA'~
BAL three tunes q day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
TEL EGR4PH OPERA iORN ORGANIHIN|

COMPLAINING OF REDUCTIONS IN wAGLS-AN
EFFORT To BETTER THEIR CASE.
The commercial fee-apher, of the United States
are engaged In forming a national brotherhood. y
committee call has Just been issued for meeting OF
representatives in Kansas CITY on september I" io
such an organization. For some time correspondence
has been going on IN relation the subject and intere,
IS being manifested in all part OF the country l.
O,Reinv who took - active part IN the great te'-
rrphers strike In l--3. and wh' is now an a7SS'sh
EDITOR 81 The knights OF Labor Journal Is In IN"
ci+v comforting with New orI leaders OIL the sube0
He was seen by a Tribun" reporter YESTERDAY ana
s,,ohe warmly Of the PROJECT lie said that the
,elecraphes had either 10 Orcanzc or SUBMIT 10 'nc
western Union which. he alleges. has pursued pohcy
a. reductions during the last six years lie says tna'
the average salary OF telegraph operator Is ieS9 'a
S53 per mont and that the amount necessary 10
maintain a decent existence has 10 De eked out p'
EXTRA work, at the cost Of health, comfort. lnde
r.ndeuce and even lfe. telegraph operator he san
was a highly skilled workman. Not only must lie
kroyr how 10 send a message, but he must DE al
encyclopaedia Of information. - as 10 deal he@eh'
with all siihlect- No operator should be required ."
work O'Rdy thinks more than eiEht honN CAV
sno srs+class GENERATORS should receive not les than
800 per month. The operators we're organizing -
maintain their standing profession not 70 thea'eA
and intimdate but 10 educate. They realized ina
the ONLY way 10 gain the respect Of the companies was
TO maintain a solid. organized front
O'Reilly said that meeting Wa held IN FmiAdo
oha Oh SUNDAY at which delegates were elected u NJ
tend the convention Kansas City, and that meetings
vere held on the same day t. discuss the subject ana
elect delegate I'm York. Boston jersey CITY, nus
burg Baltimore. Richmond. Nashville NeWofiea'S
Cleveland Cincinnati - Louis Chicago ana ouer CLUES
and towns Local unions have been formed IN twenty
seven cities already and after IN" convention SIX com
mtssioned Organizers will b. in the fed. The ""
tiouaI association will unite all the-e and make a
powerful organization.
O,Rellly will start Nr Kansas City at me end OF the
-, ., attepd and take active part In the National
convention 4 secret meeting Of the Ne~-lorA oP
eratives will be- held on Friday night
Nothing can be- learned here about the runloreu
n -rfion OF the telt graph operators 81 inc Deia
~. ~. .ci-.uenu, ana Western Railroad tenciNI
N,~.- E@istaad was at scranton PENN YESTERDAY
/ Il sole, division superintendent oi lnr le'sapl
onerafor, said that he had Etaiu E"'iii- o -;
trouble and believed there wa nom, - a.. sid and
-. 80, tl est Of tenn with The ROAD ne STU nv
Raj sfucs as several tm'- "heH lu' % ,,,,r
Oh 1n1ds .iI gone OIL. Il, believed the IuDi"'
a. h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
EASrBoryD SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago. Auc. 22-An Increase T. shown Boz the
volume Of eatlound shipments % fre st bv rail last
weel. notwithstanding the Swltchmeu'- strike NJ
Buffalo The total movement from CticacD hv all IN,
road, wa 52C3- against 1850 for the prcced
ar week an increase OF j.272 tons and against
a. -56 for the -pondn- wcci. last year an In
crease OF G.7-2 tom. The traffic divided uP
among the several rOad- follows Michigan Cen
trll 3eof ton, Wabash 27G, IONS Lake shore
j.gOG tons Fort Wayne. j.j-4 tons. Par Handle
1905 tous. Baltimore and ohio. $3.50 tons Grand
Trunk GIJ4 tons. Nickel Plate. ..5l6 tons. Chicago
and Eric C7G2 tons 1875 -Four. Jl4 ton, Lake ship
menr, amounted 10 63.447 tons against OIL tons
during the preceding week falling OF Of aga tons.
Through shipments " hour. grain and posI-iJn- from
Chicago the seahoar by the road, IN the Central
Iiai1lc Association amounted during the Week Z" 20
go ton.. against 1880 for the preceding week. an
Increase Of 1920 tons, and against D.O3- for III"
corresponding Wee. last yea. increase ~ - tons
OF this traffic. the Vanderbilt lines carried - Per
cent. the Pennsylvania lines. - PEI cent the ClucaSl
ana Grand Trunk, 20 per cent ana the baltimore
and Ohio, 10 PEI cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
GRIM AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES or Yrw.YoRK DEALINGs.

FEATURES or STW-YORk DEALINGS
The wheat market wa and 'ara0i' yeNt''u', ~,
trad.n, wa. mainly local Speculation only anou'"'
zoo 600 bushels. The market WI, b,arish early J" Va"
aav Cable. were weak and lower. fof''~"''S WIZ
sellers Tho weather ia the United Kingdom was r.
vor.d In b. une and iong, unoadtd Prices de'lihc1
Ia Tho Indian CROP however, wa said TO D" r'' oy
j3 600 coo bushels than last year. AMI nota"e-tr "u'
.,,iu,tl IN. crop Of thu Dakotis anu Minnc'9, a,
Is coo 900 ~ 5000, 900 bushels against ~, rar.rt
,.ar ''-hurt- ,0Ntfr.' &i- ~. -
rallied CLEARANCE. liberal hotA J a., r.
IN. ,t.ih. -uppy report. however va ,..t,a'
Nc IA , ,.n garlit. t10A place 1fCrr IT, publ,ay"n
,r. Ill.,. market ciO-,t >~itcnlft Nheig VP'n- -
81 :. went -i4-, and ui o. IL" ~ -, l,,d
market wa. firm quiet Exporters UoN ''-". '
' The ', corn MARKET wa, weak early sad il ~ cent
Then went frost reports WIZ '"'"S ,,.tli
u..lgrr offerings. 10 fained "a ,etop H. market
closing steady The .pOt market was stronger uLs
wa us-a Tor export were stronger ana Sio, ,
-al. cent on options I'M D.,ns u va. Arm md
buying West and covering. The cas-, nIirNe' "a
l4l cents better. Trade Hvierat Lliu suier'u
= sharn break. None taken for eA9OFt -, 80 ooo
The visible supply SATURDAY was "hr's % 90
bushels a decrease " 428 900 bu~ie4s ,,.,. ...
In- closing quotations ye>trrdaf were
81 cent. September - cent? October So cents De-
corn-August ga. cents September 5es cents oct"'
Der jsA cent december pts cent? ~. .,.. o,,oha.
Oats-Aueust. 40 vents SeItemhei' So CENTS "o'
faid~Septeuiher g. 90: October. s. -. ,.,...
The receflt> OF 1r1in o, New YORK Btltim, I'm -
lha and 30, Yesterday Wheat. 400 500 ~shei,
corn 81 i6G bushels oats. 72.25s bushels to'aI grain
eo5.524 bushels nouF. A. go package, .- - .
Tho receipts al Chicago MILWAUKEE, ana >. LOUIS VI,
SIS bushels; total grain. lDo1l)S bushels or
- packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
TIE ALLOWS REPLY TO CHAIRMAN Caldwell

Chcag9 Aug 24.-Charmal Caldvell's action r.
authorizing IL r1und-t1p rat" 81 ~ between .; Louis
and Kan.as CITY OH tn application " the Missouri
Pacific and the burAn gtoA. hl- called out another
yigor0us letter nom General Fa,-ensrr Agent ChAri
tom OF the Chicago ana Alton afdr,ssef t. the chair
man. III 10 be says. d" ! advised you oil The 10Th
inst OF what you know % be- true We'll a. do.
that The urLl stOu bad made pryatr ratio * ~ for
the round ZIP fur knights ~ I|thla, from -.
Louis 90 Kansas city and return. A. the same lime
norned you that the Missour. Pacific had quoted q
similar rutc over ITS own counter.
Thr Missouri Pacific, claim ~ relief. Is founded
on the alleged purchase % ticket a. kansa- Nt7
and return VIA the Chicago and Alton. We hnv' not
made the tate and shall not make f.. Nol have
Therefore issued "a decision ~ meet competition which
never existed ana which doe not exist, aud will not
exist The charge that the Alton had made con
tract t. carry Tho German Veteran Association, Of
81 Louis al d cut rate I. denied. NJ Charlton cN
plainln. that BIZ company fal-d t. sour" thAt -
ISOLATION hc,al. 10 would Dot reduce thu round trip
rate from q e. ~. and thar tine association wa
carried by the Wabash rad a. IN" openly adv -rts;d
81 :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
coErR D'ALEyE PRISONERS WELL TREATED

Washington AUG. 22.-Late hist week the Depart
ment OF Justice at the request Of prominent hheh'
Of Labor official requested Examiner Crossth"A' I'D
make an investigation OF the charges that prisoner
taken during the time Of the mining trouble III ''
Occur dAl-ne region. III Idaho. are badly treate''
TO-DAY the department received the foH'"lhs 'e'
gram from the examiner II Is dated "a"'e' iu''no
Il have carefully examined prisoner ana jaiI"r
here giving prisoners opportunities e. make com
plants and find absolutely grounds for reports oil
improper treatment at ths time There Is m abund
ance OF good food and pure water. Considering the
circumstances the treatment Of the prisoner is most
liberal and they are comfortable. Complaints pui
porting q from prisoners here either relate 10
conditions which might have existed when large mum
hors were first arrested else they originated IL the
mind. Of synpatl1zers did not connnr themselves
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

= 50 10 d. 4 Eel a. a. ., go 81 d.
1896 n 80 25 hefr iei5 r. a - - We ~
Krati 81 f'dcocS bulls $50 y at & 80 DO. loi5
%ukcrsoa & sherman Kentucky steers. 1897 II. az
g. DnenbaeG p bulls $50 u. = 40 Is do Sos n.
81 iia1s Mullen steer. l17o >. at - or oxen.
1905 \ A. - Is 10 oulls 90 p. az - %.
Mich CoWs-ony i head receive 10 ,rs ,5 worth ,ors
tSs supposed T,Aa, naady 81 which tn COWS ara
ieporf9l & nav dic.i -. ,o-. -. ,o,,., 49,,
go at Jersey CITY and about $40 mad wer ned over
satuiuay ~ DOs and Sbnt,erri dniHT ION % c per
r. ant vea wer" ad'.c lower. OYER 200 head epof.ed
chs'se and -'ected lot morning isasei fed
S4Is-J B S,,INqa 20 se' 5s s a" ss
iii a; IS 80 3 led cal,,. 2S . a. - 80. 10 but
nk DO Q5 at 40 6 y o. Il III y so i % ~ Do.
At - 81 81 do. l7O o.. At a. p.
90 H 8 a: g 80 ! g. a. u5o
IL western do 2so = al - - 50 but,ermik DO, lgf
T. a. a. . y d. 20 IS % o. ioo 81 az s.
q@e Naen ,s % zen ~ ~ at o. c5 T. a. s;
3 d.. i75 y a, c.qc; i 10 ~ ? a. 6c I'D calves
AZ oas ar FIX do als At Sc IS d. = ssc
g. R ~, olS S5 81 e oatie T DO :os
n at 21e ) DO POI p. At 21e p do. 81 H. at 2se;
p riSs sn Il ~ T.. 2, a. =: el5 g. at u ss p
E g9''a' - j., "a, y d. g. 1ss n
G7-ct p Do. los u a t'tt 10 10 10 ~ ~ ~
IA "a ~ ls d. IL r 9t Sc ied calves ga ~ si
a. burtarnik DO all ? at g. - rrassers. 223 n.
AZ = - 90 do 2sl = az - 80 J. DO Igj y az -.
y Pdcor< veal- l43 D. at ~ so IL
DO lar o. az - do lfl p 20 d.. les - az -
l., cra,-cr~ ooo : . 50 IL do. zoe 2. az 81 80:
81 do 232 - ~ - % % d. 10 n. at - 10 II
DO rs =. Of a. 10
newton Ghlew p veal. - p a. - loi 40.
r. Hpple i "a $50 calye- .3i . ~ 2~e.
b Mciher.on Co: L buternuks and grassers,
sander Western c,lye.. 2co =. at 4sc; 20
SuFFP AND LAMBS-Reesipr.. including : cars con-
signed direct butcher. - cars 10 $40 head
So car. at CIV - 6othst and AZ
Hobokel IN muse oy'r'ro sef end p ICES tumbled
Oh All OF stock >haep Dee lower good limbs
al. per - and common stock 'ifle; and the pens
reduction. prime sheep sod az Sass so
ftlr lambs a. - l22 ~ IS good 20
prima Do 10 s6dS6 - o. choice and do,
m SIS Is
Sale--I y Pdcork s sons eil stat lambs, so's
a,rrlgs NJ = - r.r 100 - 90l do. Tia o. at 81:
DOL do ca =. a. - - 2l5 DO o3 > az ~ 80 ig DO,
. n, ~ - leS d. - = ~ ~ 1879 d. % y at s5 75
liz do Is = % IS 50 2g9 d. SO p az IS so. 1si DO
,i1I = q. - -. Ia d. 50 o - 2s2 Virginia d.
- n AZ - 27a 1926 West virginia d.. - = al - 50;
- = At ~ fois -, Keutuckv sheen. 81 y at - g;
II Pennsylvania @ - = % - - 81 DO l2i y az
p At O. la state d.. lo4 q. at - q,
NJ Conns go Ohio sheep. - - a. -; ts' 90 =;
= az - "@ DO = ~ ar 81 - 81 Ihaah, 40 s, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
STRIKERS LEAVING HOMESTEAD.

Homestead Penn. Aug. 22.-Homestead is daily be-
coming deserted. many OF the strikers securing
work elsewhere pending q settlement OF the strike
As result the relief committee md their work much
easier
The soldiers here are looking forward TO the 1rst
OF September. when they expect 10 D. relieved by
that time. thev will have been III continuous srNct
longer than M any time the hisory OF the guard
having been on the field sixty days The l4th Reg
ment which held the record a. JOhnstOwn, wa on
duty only thrty-three days The soldiers generally
are Of the opnlOn from their constant association with
the strike that II would not D. wise 10 remove the
guard entirely for month at any rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
THE A1lALGAMATED ASSOCIATION BEATEN.

Philadelphia. Aug. 22-In their fight against Hugh's
4 Patterson the Anal Gnnatcd Association has IL All
,,-otobiufv been defeated. The firm operate, two
mills. some time ago they succeeded IN obtaining
enouch men 10 run one Of their mills, and the mill
has been steadily worked for several weeks. THIS
morning the fires lighted In the second mill and
about twenty men put 60 work. The men will hayo
police protection while going 10 and returning from
work. until Is known that they VIII not meet WIN
harm At III. hands Of the lockedout men The
firm expects In the course Of tais week to have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
xorrs ~ INN IIrLD OF LABOR.

The strike on the houses Judge Van Brun' l. Uuluns IA
xtn-st. between >e'e"M anu
Eighth aNes. IA, been settled satisiaetofnf 10 '' '
who will 20 back 10 wotk to-morow Hf0fhihY.
-. ,,eez n notice was posted az new Waldorf ana
,o, Netherlands hotels forDddns any one not eMp, W
,,er. n enter Tn. excluded the Board Of AKIN"
Deiesato, who called 10 Inspect me "of". i'Se,''' "
committee Of tn walking DELEGATES waited on Joh Do"''
81, eo,,~,c.,r and complained. 81. Donncy settled inc
matter bv allowing delegates to enter the luilns O
,iu,l.t,,r t.st they should usual permits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
THE PROCEEDS Or THE FESTIVAL GO 10 CHARITY

The second day. celebration OF the eighteenth an
nual f-,ival OF the PlattdeutSche Nalksic't Ncrah
took place yesterday afternoon and evening at Lon
PARK and IL proved L. b. even successful than
thai OF tI. opening day Between 10000 ana
40 900 peOpe attended 1t and pa>sei The tlme WIN
Understanding. bowling. game~ AID dAncih-' Al
4 20 o'c!r.cA when AZ the visiting s"cieu'@ had
marched into the park. Henry KrOSer made an al
do, OF welcome. I'm which h. said that over S--OJD
had been given b. tire organization III CHARITIES
-4,co ls7- and that the amount gvon Last year Wa
- - lie thought that the amount raised TINS year
~, tl., festival vouli BE- even greater. This money
, divided among seven German hospitals and orphan
a. lums. -,
1oc officer, Of the organization this year are Henry
K,,ce- president; william F. Grell, first vice-pre7
80. Eru. KulIlmann second vice president Conrad
-. r,.co-dipc secretary Bernard Meybrg. cor
,...rsnasn, -.cretary FREDERICK Goeber' hiahoal
~,,,a-v. George wehrenberE. treasurer John D.
,,i,u.rkle custodian Henry Causen. H. IL kings
-, I..orpe IAndmehr, John C. Knser Adoiph
a's.,,,,,ui,cr and John Rese, honorary presidents
In ID evening there was or'n'A"' u''p'"' % NV
rt-