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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02

IN State issues the only dealings were In
Louisiana consol 4 at So CITY bank STOCKS vert
There was a fail volume Of business done IN
the general bond market, nut prices wcro lrIegu,
lar Active dealings in Atkinson incomes loWeree
the quotations / per cent 10 %, aitef saeS az
81 ~ and the general T. were oil Ia at SO Ia.
The other Southwestern issues fell ,-sal per cent.
New-York City and Northern seconds broke IL
no. cont Ia II IL Richmond Terminal collateral
trust Is declined ~ per cent to "a II. ioieuo,
II Ionis and Kansas City iirsts advanced per
cent TO o. -. Rock Island extension 1s were
no A at lO2 IL. and the debenturcs AIMED o,o
nar cent AZ 90 - West Shore Il were strong
and Ncw-York, Chicago and ~. Louis Is rose
Is pcr cent to % "a Chicago, and Erie incomes
gained the fraction at % = hclerehce Is ihaue
10 our full report of bond sales.
Money ON call was in abundant supply at ,
per cent. . $500. 90 ,,1,..
Exchanges. Ssl, s29.2Sj: bal anccs. SJ''1 -
The Sut-1rrasury was Debtor to tle ticarlh9
House SjlGl92. It's net gain on balance since
Friday was $1,5S6,j0O. made up py gam, o. 80
5l1l16 currency and $?Gg,ll4 com; me Ewo
Gavs' onerations included Receipts. S6,3l o;o'1,'
6aymcnts. S452G,0S5: resulting in "A general nal
ancc of Si33.5s0.3s9. consisting oil Sl-4'o--'-
357 coin and S9,55s,oj@ currency o,o =, .;,,-.r
Tho Treasury purchased 100000 ounces OF ellVer
az nTicns ronkinr from gt90 to 9l.1j cents an
ounce Tire total offerings were l':"4'ooo ouiice''
Int the prices were not made phbIic. u.o,,s
Tho Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
boIdines of 3469,207 ounces of silver bullion
nCainst outstanding certificates.
Tho United States Treasury al washington IT,
coivnd to-day S249 $50 National bank notes Tor re-
dcmption. .. e-o,o21 tho in
,ornnI revenue receipts SJ4O,j20, and the mis-
cellancous receipts $4,000. . = oosb
ToGays Washington Treasury statement oil cas-, edsh
on hand and deposits in bank compares W." WI
th. G@nrcs of the last previous statement as fo
lows .. nlrorone.s
col, hind i ssos go sllp Esq s2S GAG
NCs ssiittT on nd l369o2 6j 15Aiolo' pec' --''V'
Net ie 3Sd 49i2os3 5,cCsl;o Ioc. 126o5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
EcaG. Y Offices.

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW.
~ Yokk-I.ouis NJ. Jones, Plaintiff, against Jacob ).
Andrew G.. Cornwel Elizabeth Power. ndy dual AID
: Guardian Jacob =. COrnwe!l Annie ID. Cornweil
JatlaTlnc d. Conwc aId Andrew G.. C0rnwell, infants
Herman wilkins, Patrick Brandgan, Bridget Williams
Jonn Riley, Cornelius Fitzpatrick, Timothy Heating, John
OConn-n the John being fictitious, his
being unknown 10 plaintiff John Dugaa, James Hickey,
sullivan (tbe name John being fictitious his true name
being unknown to plaintiff. Elizabeth teley Louisa yoncs
Margaret Shay, samuel b. Dennis OLeary, Michael
U Csnnor, John T.. Wsri. Receiver, Defendants.
To the aboyo-pamcd Defendants and each Of them:
You hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
attorneys within twenty alter the service Of this
exclusive OF the day of service and In ease OF
your failure appear judgment viii be taken
against by default for the relief demanded Ia the COM
plant.
Dated November 18th, 1901 p.
HUFFMAN & FIiANKENHEIMER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
York City. =,
10 tho Defendants, Jacob >. Cornwe d. Cornwen,
Catharlnc ID. oonwell, Andrew g. C0rnwell, Eliza
beth Power. Individually and Guardian OF Jacob 3
Cornw'll, Anne d Cornwall, Sa.farine D. Cornwea
Andrew q. COrnwcl,
ton, pursubne 70 an oder VI Hon. George L. 1nyaha,
OF tie Justice OF the Supreme Court of the State q
NewYotk, dated the ON day OF Dcoember 1891 and lied
with the complaint IN the office Of the Clerk the city
and County Of NewYork, AZ the County Court House,
the City Of New. York.
Dated, Ncw.Nork January 4th lSoo
HUFFMAN & FRANkENHEIMEH,
plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and pOstoncc address is Wall Street, New.
York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Feb; 1, p m.-C ni-ols % 7l9c for money
and g5c for account; Ncw-York Penn yl,anl mud
Ohio mr.. mortgage bonds 3G'sc Canadian Pacific 92isc
Erie 81 &c Mexican ordinary, 20a-c; Paul common
S2a,c Reading 2lAc. Money, 1al, per cent The rate
Of dlcount orn market for bo.h short three
~ l. 17ad2 cent Paris adyiccs 3
per cent rentes % francs 40 confines for account
and Exchange London at - francs LIZ francs fos
rlse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
Milwaukee. Lake Shore& Western R.R. Co.

The Farmels' loan aud Trust Company helrOy
give notice that the time fer exchanging Milyauhs,
Lake Nhor" and Western Railway preferred anu
common ,tock iof Chicago and North Western kaway
stock has been extended until March l. ls9 Tor
the convenience OF stockholders abroad and Others
who may desire TO avail themselves of the ltviege Oh
exchange following terms:
Nine shares Milwaukee Lake Shore and western pre-
ferred stock Tor ten shares Chicago and North western
common stock and cash payment Of - 80 per share
In lieu OF thr dividend declared slt preferred sOck
FIVE shares Milwaukee, Lake shore and Western common
stock for four shares Chicago and North Western comm N
stock.
The greater proportion q both classes OF stock has
already exchanged. Certificates OF Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and western stock presented for exchange should
bc duly assigned In blank for transfer and LETT nc an carr
with the Farmers Loan and Trust Cor lanY No. ~
Willinmst.. New York. and Chicago ana Moth western
Railway stock will be- ready for delivery on the succeeding
da.. . 49, .... 1900. .,,...,, ~,
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO..
by X. q. KOLSION President
I'm 90. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
Registrar of Stock.
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY.
REPOSITORIES.
FRANKLIN Trust COMPANY,
NATIONAL CITY BtNk.

Tho Inn Of Mes.rs. JOURNEAY & BURNHAM' Of
brooklyn. Importers and Dealers in Dry Gool "a' e'ao
,heI in January. 1854. by NJ. H0nry T. Journey ana
Mr. LYMAN s. Hurnham. In tho following year Mr.. Hugh
Boyd became partner AMI thu hrm remained unchanged
until the death Of Mr.. Journey year ago necessltaed
reorganization. and Is conversion into corpoi alon
Tho rp4tlon OF tho n-u Tor honorable dealing and for
high Of GOOD, which handles has always been
rccoyuili and It's credit and that % the Company sue
ceoiing H. is the highest accoried by the Commercial
of the country. II IA, 10000 patrons not
only in BROOKLYN bat throughout the Ncwlnsand states,
NcwYoik. Ncw-Jer,cy. rnnSy i,ana and Maryland. and
extending FAR South TeNa, and n Ear West a. Iowa
It, carer hls been of continued prosperity, the
sale. for lof forty past hn'in amounted
TO over 5 .ljO,OOO per nnnum. For Tho hr'' months
ending Dec a. 1s9lthn nr,t complete quarter ~ the
Corporiton-t, businc,, amounted tos3s0063 ~
being s71.9i3tS lr,atar than the business Of the hsm
during the period of tn previous year Tn" ne profits
FOR the quarter s377.7.i> being at the annual
rstc Of - per upon The Preferred stock IL per
cent. upon the Common stock and surplu, equal to
> HOO per cent upon both making In all l3 ii-lOO
per upon Preferred Stock aud ~ l1i0O per
cent. the Common stock. IL - however expected
that the business viii show much greater Increase 0itr
March lst. upon which datc the company Will remove
from it, present limited and nconyencnty located premises
Atlantic Avenue TO it, new and councillors build
Ing nearly completed the junction Of Fulton
Street and fiatbu.h Avenue. This site was -
cctcd after due consideration, and u Is DfHeVed
to De thr most 0d,antagrouS location In the
City Of Brooklyn dry Goods business H. II reached
by seven different line, OF street car, opposite tc hon
both elevated railroads, and Wnhn two blocks II the
Long Island Railroad station, whereas the present 10 alton
IS reached by but two lines car,. The removal
in e.ponsn popular demand and universal assurances
approval have been received II tho contemplated change
COMPANY managed under the control Of Il, Board
of Directors, by the surviving members Of the late firm.
aided by its well known. reliable and experienced stan Of
employees. Mc,,rs. Lyman :. Burnham and Hugh Boyd.
and Mr.. John NJ Conkin for many associated with
the firm, have entered into agreement with the
company remain IN - service uut July l. 1896, and
for longer Period their services be required.
The cicrcd !, the balance u that issued by
the companylo acquire the nt"c: Of the deceased partner
The eight per which offered in July last
was largely oSer.suOscritcd. aud allotted pro rata
among nearly six hundred applicants. IL is now quoted
lOg cN!dlylcni bid with stock offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
NEW RAILROADS.

toc9f on I'i'
Dennisdn. Tcx.-Dennlson and Northern Raft
way Company; j. u. McD0ugall
prrsid mt o. build a read % miles
long from Red River To Kentucky
Town ....-...-..... ..........
CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITA
Chicago Ill.-lllinOls Sterling Fuel and Light
COMPANY ; r. G. Crawford, president
Chicago Ill.-Central Construction Company /;
Judscn O.. sherman, president. to
construct elevated railways IN city.
Minneapolis. M!nn.-Pc1sc Gla-s Company !:
Roger = Pcas". ycc-prcsldcnt; to
manuia .turc glassware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
THE MERCANTILE TRUST co.
EQUITABLE BUILDING NEW.YORk.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
sep IhA AAn


S3,JOO,OOO,
LEGAL depository for Court md Trust FUNDS and ior
general deposit. upon which IL pays
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST
from date o dco,pit until date Of withdrawal.
The company also by law acts as executor adminstrS-
tor guardian receiver and trustee, fiscal and transfer
agent. aud = registrar Of stocks.
Exc puonl rats and facilities offered to religious
benevolent Institutions and 70 executors or trustees
LOUIS FITZGEEALp President.
JOUN r. TERRY,
HENRY u. HYDE Ntc.Presldents,
EDWARD J.. MONTGOMERY
HENRY &. DFMlNCi, Secretary and Treasurer,
CLINTON HUNTER. Assistant Secrt.lry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
CONDITIONS or SUBSCRIPTION.

Ten per upon application balance within days
after allotment Tho right IL reserved. should the app
cations exceed amount offered. alot a amour.
than that subscribed for Preference in allotment will
given so far practicable. tho customers OF tie
house.
Prospectus and form Of application be obtained from
and subscriptions Will be received by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
GopIrtnersbip Notices.

NEW-YoRK, Feb l. 1892.
~ HE FIRM of GAY x DICKINSON is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent. The business In
the future viii be carried ON by GEO c. GAY.
n Office is hereby given that Mr.. Charles
~ Unger, ir. retiIes from our firm this day.
UNGER SMI HERS e co.
81 and 80 wall.st.. New.York city Jan. 30 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAEFASr.-"Ev thorough knowledge OF tne
natural laws which govern the operations Of digestion anu
nutrition ana by careful application OF the nue. pFopeties
OF weseectd Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our 6reaias
tables with delicatry Favored beverage when may SAY
US many heavy doctors bills IL by ae uasou. use o.
articles OF diet that consJtutlon
built up until strong enough TO- resist every snaehcy t
disease Hundred, OF subtle malsdes ore noans ao4n
Us Ready TO attack there j. weak point Wo
may escape fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wet
fortified with pure blood, and properly norfished frame
civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boilng wnter milk. Sold only IN
half pound grocers labelled thus JAMES EPPS
CO.. homeopathic Chemists. London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02

'VHE BOOK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, octave 500 PAGES
cir Rules sailing, swimming, ball plac
Ing, shooting horseback riding, &C.: &c in full u r.
copy Published blythe Tribune, NewYcvt. EhtestaW
ng and universally 'csmpllmented BY the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
FOND SALES

Findlay, Ohio-None Of the four bids for the
sewer bonCs 10 amount Of. ........
were accepted. because below lar,
~ which IL l. illcLal 10 sell them.
Eds 81 V. H. Coon- & Son. Fiudlav,
par and d. PEE cent commission,
and Splitter & Co.. lar and . per cent
OF. wcrc referred back for correction.
&. II. White & Co.'S bid vls too lats
for acccptnnrc. though the highest.
Amended bid OF Coon, accepted,
and bonds sold 40 par and accrued In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold.
L ers OF the MARYLAND COAL COMPANY for the
erection OF President Directors and for such other
business as may before the meeting VIII be held a
the company ONCE. No. 80 Broadway, New-Yorx, "a
Februofy ., iSoo, ii q. m.
rHaser books will be closed afternoon Of Janu
a-v IA 1902 and reopened morning February
1892. H. D. NEDhAM Secretary'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
I OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the books

~ OF the Trustees of Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
any First and Second Preferred and Common stock will
he olod 1T the Office Of DreXe, Morgan Co., 20 Wast
York. On Fsiday Feb D. is9. a. a. p M, and re-
New-iorh, Jan. 80 1892.
i|2H H}anE$ 3 I B&0&s. Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
Financial Clee!ioms

pLIVEN PALACE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FIRST MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
A GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholdeno q
~ the Bliven Palate steamship Company WI be heA
Cty County and Site OF New York the principal one.
OF the said company the I'd day OF February 1892
IL o'clock noon, fer the purpose OF eecting Board Il
Directors making nd adopting bylaws and transactns
such other business which may be lawfully done by ns
said Stockholders ia general meeting may TO them seer
desirable. - .,,,
LOUIS f.. SPENCER.
ALFRED w. SERRELL, ; IncorpoEors
JOHN " HARTMAN
JAMES T. BROOKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
Cost an0 Gouno.

T OST.-Bank books Nos. 800 1867. 32S 1922 Pank fos
IL savings, 81 Bceckerst. York payment stopped
Please return books 10 bank
T OST-Eankbook No. 713,773 OF the Bowery Sayns
Lux Is missing The finder ; requested return
the bank II before the dry Of M1rch,
1892 application will be made the bank new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
TIE
Washington Trust Co.
or THE CITY OF NEWNORK,
stewart Building. ESQ Broadway,
CAPITAL.
~ RPLl 3OO.OOO
DAVID NJ MORRISON. CHARLES f. CLARK,


DAVID NJ. MORRISON, CHARLES +. CLARK,
President Nice-Pr siGent,
WILLIAM LUMMIS ID Vice-Prca.dent.
FRANCIS II. PAGE. secretary,
NJ. >. LOTT, Asst Soc'y,
TRUSTEES.
DAVID NJ MORRISON CHARLES T. CLARK,
HENRY Il. ROGERS. =. &. IOl NSBUkI,
ClINEI,F.S n. RUSSELL, GEO. T.. HAMLIN.
GEO. H. PRENrlSS. SETH T.. THOMAS.
JOEL +. FREEMAN, LUClUs KWILMERDINi.
l.. e. POWELL GEORGE \. MORRISON,
GEORGE L. PFASi,, JOSEPH {. BALDWIN,
WM. HENRY HALL. l.. &. HOMANS.
JOHN f.. ANDERSON. JR, CHARLES \. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM LUMNMIS. JOHN Il. HEGEMAN,
WILLIAM WHITING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02

Total for the day 10,
Silver certs... 9lis 9lis 9O's W. vO2 'O1 -ooVVo
Tx dividend.
SALES At HE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
rROposEp rERMANENT INvEsrMENrs.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS
PROPOSED EcSD ISSt rs.
Location. Character. Amount.
Lincoln, Nch-Pcndlng IN Common Council.
dnlncc D. establish water wOIks
plant. to cost. 49,, -. 800 900
Tor which city will have to be-
bonded.
BONDS TO Pc PLACED
Salt Lake city. Ctah.-Ofdnanc" 10 authorize
second Issue OF sewer bonds o amount
has been passed and they viii be Is.
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
q PER CENT ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,

NO othcf securities equal Ift mortgages on men homes
We have few MORTGAGES tSl 600 upward on seleco'
dwellings, value Of which will increUe with the city,
growth Titles Guaranteed BY Guarantee Trust Companies
With such mortgage recorded la your name upon proper
accessible from YOUR own home Won have best security
Io'ihc-an absolute refuge from financial disaster De
fcation, panics, bad Investments bad management,
undermine your SAVINGS Rank or building Loan Asso
SUBURBAN FlNANCE & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
MlIIh IL WAII4-Sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
V'IIE FOLLOWING BONDS MERE STOL len

iron from hadls9n Bank vault January 81 1892; Num-
beers LOS -o? no 302 City Of Houston, Texas six per
cent. bonds issued January , 1882 thousand dollars
each The public cautioned against negotiating same
CHARLES W. ClLLE.TT,
Executor h. &. Mckay Estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02
BEARS LOWER STOCKS.
A DECLINE IN THE MARkET.
TIE TRADING ELEMENT ALLOWED TO CON
troll PRICE%CLOSING FEVERSH.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-FEBi
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

otto r & ST = LIST
| i.GOo. los
| Penn cos az euuD
| 5000. ......lO6
PEG e Eastern
| LIST
| COCO. ....--.S 2is
| inc
$4,000 BIS "a L.
f. 1000 .......3it
PlIila n leading
"a Pref Inc
2j.Ooo. ..-.....ji V
70. DOC. .......J4 L
81 Pref Inc
$4,000. ....."i0-a
| $1,000 .......40 =
q VI "a
| 1000. .-.....S4
1000 .......S3 .
Piifs& West lst
! 5000. -.sJ..S2b
900. 81 q
Rio GraDde WI lst
900 .......T1hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-02

Actual cash in the
vaults
over outstanding - 80 o- .,,e y &C co. rrc $500 COO
cetih ates ~l5' ~; Iod 40 Doe 3sj 3l3
Dcuosit, bank. l3,1llio- l"'i-''i'"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
RISING WATERS.
Causing an Immense Amount Of Dam
age In Many Places.

Causing an Immense Amount Of DAM
age In Many Piaces
HARRoDsBURe, KY, July l4-A severe
rain torn visited this section. All the
streams are swollen to double their
natural size, and much damage has been
done to wheat, corn and tobacco A great
many horses and sheep were killed.
WEST POINT, Miss, July 14-Devasta-
tton and distress are the results Of the
great floods caused by the unprecedented
rains OF the past week. The rains still
continue. The Tombigbee has left It's
banks, and the country is flooded, destroy
ing thousands OF acres OF fine cotton and
corn, and sweeping away all the bridges
erected since the April floods. Nearly all
the cotton In this section is q total loss.
Other crops fare just rs badly. The dam
age will not fall short OF 100000. Hun
dreds OF families are on the verge OF
starvation, and appeals for help are com
ing In almost hourly. At Waverly 1000
acres OF crops are under water. Houses
are washed away and the negroes are
starving.
BRowNsvILIE, Tex, July N-Owing
TO the late rise 10 the Rio Grande. q cut
has been made through the mainland near
the city Of Mstamoras, Mex, making the
river two miles shorter aud leaving over
1000 acres OF territory on the American
aida
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
PROBATE COURT.

What Was Done at the Regular Session
Yesterday Afternoon.
The regular session of the Probate Court
was held yesterday afternoon before Judge
'Blodgett.
| Petition for administrator on the estate
| of John Marshall was continued for three
| weeks.
Charles lP. Adams was appointed ad-
| ministrator of the estate of William
Earle, with bond fixed at e2,400.
The will of Jane Nickle was admitted to
probate and Anne Nickle was appointed
| executrix.
Robinson, executor of the estate | Of
Ann Dougherty, was further continued
for one week.
Bonds OF Arthur Il. Sweet, e1esutor OF
the estate OF Nancy Locklin; Julia Shay,
| guardian of Charles 4. Knowles, were ap-
proved.
Petitions for letters of admin istration
on the estate of William 8. Hay was con-
tinued for three weeks.
Petition for letters of administration on
the estate of James F. Hayden was con-
tinued for three weeks with order Of
notice In the PAwTUCKRT TRIBUNE.
Petition for allowance OF the account Of
Oscar A. JefYers was continued for three
weeks.
Petition for the probate of the will Of
John A. Clarner was further continued for
one week.
Inventory OF the estate OF Bridget Healy
was ordered to be recorded.
Bond of Abby N. Fuller, executrix of
the estate of George II. Fuller, was APP
proved.
Bond OF Mary K. Lindsey to sell real
estate of her ward, Frank N. Lindsey,
was approved.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
DR.. ASHTON DEAD!
The WeII-known Physician Passed
Away This Afternoon.
An illness OF Several Weeks Terminated
in Very Severe Hemorrhages.

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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
MORE STRIKES.
New Bedford rIill Workers VIII Figh,
tE"i. the Old Basis

Ntw istutblt HAiIl " nlkefh VIII
t-.i > the old Basis
NEW BEDFORD. July H. The striking
back boys and duffcrs in the Acushnet,
Wamsutta and Grnncll mills remain
firm. and refuse TO go 10 work on the old
basis. Shortly after o'clock yesterday
about twenty-five ring spnncrs in Po-
tomskn mill left work All the doffers In
Nos. and = potomska followed the spin
nors. anl then the rowing carriers and
spoilers quit
The spinnerS Ia the mills where the
back boys are on strike have been quit
ting as fast "a the material on hand f.
worked up, anl the mills are now badly
crippled. 7 no wcaver3 also will soon be-
gin 10 feel the effects of the strike and
cannot work much longer with the ma
terial on hand. The situation is fully as
serious ~ predicted
The conference with Agent Kent did
not prove satisfactory, Ms no concessions
were made by the mill agents 20 the strik-
ers.
The weavers ia No. Wamsutta mill
were Obliged 90 quit work, the filling hav-
ing given out. Some OF the weave room
help in other Of the Wamsutta mills were
obliged to come out.
II Is stated TINT IL is only question OF
time when the entire mills will have to shut
down unless some filling can be Obtained
from another source than that Of their
own manufacture.
The weaycrs are Obliged TO stop work at
the Griunell mills
A special meeting OF tho Spinners' asso
citation was held last night, and the de-
liberations lasted over two hours The
meeting was IN ndc acquainted with the
vote Of the Manufacturers association Of
Fall River wL,.,Oy il voluntarily ad-
vanced the wages of day help l2 per
cent.
IL was voted at the meeting to stay out
until the manufacturers i'm this city give
the siXty-hour rate for the iifty-eigh
work