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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
MANY woRKMEN OFT OF EMPLOYMENT

PittSburg. Aug. 3.-ibout 80 employees were Sls-
pended from the Union switch and signal Works At
Sws,valc yesterday The company has plenty Of
orders 10 keep the works running for "A year. but
money collections cannot DE made At present.
Providence. Il. l.. Aug. 1.-THE COtircll Printing
Press Works at Westerly. have reduced their force
100 men. and running only three days week.
Tile granite works nav" also cut down their forces.
the William Clark Thread Mil. the Westerly WOolen
MIL and the Walker WoJllen Mill practically still
About 900 persons I'm all ont OF employment
Danlcl,onvinc. Conn. Aug. 3.-Ihe woOen mills
OF {. D. Chase Co aud or The Hopkins Manufacturing
Company al EImvic have stopped work for few
weeks r.. II. Jacobs 4 co. have also shut down for
n few weeks. The A,pnock Knitting Mil. which nS-
signed recently TO George II. Rice. Of Boston, VIII
shut down for an Indefinite time. The cause in each
instance IS the depressed state OF business
san Francisco Aug. 3.-Tne Navarro Mill Company.
which employs 800 In Mendocno County. has
stopped work account OF the lark Of ready money
and its creditors Will meet next Monday. 10 owes
the Anglo california lank and Thomas j. Clune about
500 900 and other creditors 100000 Assets con
sst of the largest lumber mill In IN" state, rail
road fifteen miles long and 10000 acres OF timber.
worth alt gethcr ~ 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
prs,yrss TROUBLES IL VARIOUS PLACES.

Rochcster y. Y. Aug 3.-Thomas Bolton. boot
and shoe manufacturer Of this city, Is financially
embarrassed A bill OF sale OF $4,000 has been
,ssued IN Frederick A. Sherwood ani Mrs. Bolton TO
secure claims OF the latter
Philadelphia, Aug. 3-The Philadelphia stove ana
Iron Foundry Company. against which executions
amoun,nc 10 Sc 900 were issued on Monday. made
an assignment today The inability Of the concern
to collect outstanding accounts Is the cause OF the
embarrassment statement o. the assets ana
liabilities which are said to be about even Is being
prepared
Leominstcr Mass, Aug. 3.-The ii. VI. Richardson
Carriage Cnmpany'S factory sold under lore
closure today By the Leominster Savings Bank, the
banks claim being sl47oo The plant Is one Of
the largest in Worcester County, and cost S'1,on.
II brought Sl4 $50, owing 10 the depression IN bnS'
ness
Helena. Mont. Aug. 3.-The kalispel Mercantile
Company OF Kallspcl this state. has assigned. LA
lilcs. $4,000. principal creditors being Eastern
merchants Inability 10 make collections was given
as the cause.
Denver Col. Aug. 81. W. Popplc was appointed
receiver for the Hamilton Loan and Trust Company
of this cIty on the application Of Samuel T. Belrher
and Others. the defendants con'entIng 10 tl, sun
Action j. brought protect the interests OF all con
ccrn,d and prevent depreciation Oi assets 10y III"
San Francisco. Aug 8.-The Union stocl,ya-ds Com
many nj RodcO. Contra Costa County. ha' su-p'nhcd
operations. The cause OF the suspension was ihc
Inability ~ packers TO continue under 'Ni sing
hnancill conditions. The plant Is new ana valuable
sllverhorn. the Chicago packer. j. largely Interested
in the concern, also H. y. Hams, OF Omaha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
vAp,ors p1,s,NEs, COMPLICATIONS.

Samuel Goodfriend, cigar manufacturer. at Nos.
l.[l4 and l,4IG Avenue A. made an assignment yes
terday to Morris schwarzhOpf. Goldsmith and Dohcr-
IT, attorneys for the assignee say the liabilities are
about $50 600 and the assets about 10000
Martin u. Lehmaier. the assignee Tor suiznachcr'
Gttterman a. wedeles. woolen importers at Nos ~
and 72 Worthst took possession OF their assets ana
the clerks began work the inventory. In c taa'
comment was made on the fact that Mr. suhbachef
had transferred his house. No co west Fity-se'hd-
81. Babete Sulzbachcr and mortea:cd 1t Tor slo'-
600 to Louisa Newbauer. and that Mr.. Gi,t'rmah h"a
transferred his house. No ~ West Forty sXth-st'' 10
d. L. Gitterman for 81, ard also mortSngcd property
IN One hundred and forty four;hs, near EighhaV'''
70 James Seiicman for $4,000, the deeds being re-
cosoeo ON the day OF the failure. Blumensticl L"
hnsch, their attorneys. sail In explanation that only
ther individual property transferred 10 secure
indveual DEBTS and that all the coparncrship prop
eFty was turned over to the assignee
John Kopf manufacturer Of fishing tackle at White
stone L. j.. has confessed judgment for S5.O42 In
favor OF the United States Net and Twae Company for
money loaned
Judgment for S2s.7SS was entered yesterday against
the on Well supply Company Of this city and Pitts
burg In favor Of Naylor Co, for and metals.
Another judgment for &3l .o12 has been entered
aainst Mayor David C. Robinson. Of Elnra, In favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
A CARRIAGE COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

New-IIaven. Conn, Aug. 3.-Appllcaton has been
made for the appointment Of receiver for the Ienry
Klam Company Of this city, manufacturers OF car
RACES and coaches at NO A. Chcsnutst., and Broad
way, Ncw-YoIk. The application made before
Chief Justice Andrews at his home I'm Litchfeld. The
name OF John Murphy treasurer OF the company, WAS
presented, and the Chief Justice appointed him re-
ccivcr. Next Tuesday afternoon the creditors will
meet III this city and II II Is the desire OF the ma
iorliy that disintrrested person be- appointed Mr..
Murphy will resign. The appointment made
necessary by reason Of the enormous rent the firm
was Obliged pay for its NewYork depository which
was opened thee years ago and subsequently aban-
doncd The cOmpany's capital Is about 80 900. \
statement Is being prepared showing the concern S
conClfipn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
TIE SITUATION IN TIE IRON TRADE.

Cleveland Ang. 8" The Iron Trade Review This
week SAWS: 1.-The volume OF business in all lines of
iron and steel is at the lowest point tonchcd I'm
years. and sellers quite rs unwilling rs buyers 10
increase tho amount Of contracting This IS season
OF the year ordinarily developing quite Volume Of
contracts I'm finished material from agricultural. car
and other establishments upon which rolling mills de-
pend for one part OF their market In few Instances
contracts In these lines have been made. and other
establishments have asked for bids % that Il fair
tonnage Is likely 10 be- placed within the month. In
pig iron sales reported here ard there, the Gin
cnnaii and Eastern markets furnishing tne bulk =
the business In the ptsbnrg district. the valley, and
I'm Chicago. there f. almost complete >iacnOn IN raw
iron and the question Of price cuts figure. The
lis, OF furnaces banking blowing out j. Tightening
important contributions very recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
TIE INTERNATIONAL. MONETARY CONFERENCE.

Washington. Aug 3.-Reprcscntativ" Mctrcnrv, OF
Kentucky who is m'mbcr Of tho International
Monetary Conference speaking OF III" probability OF
that conference raeScmbling In brussels In November
next said this morning: i have been In correspond
ence with many Of IA" representative men Of the In
tcrnaona Monetary Conference and am encouraged
by the reports / hear. cannot say that bellev" In
thc ultimate failure Of the conference The action OF
India not surprise 10 me because IL had been
predicted. Although they are no longer 10 have free
and unlimited mntagc Of silver I'm India. nothing has
been done 10 prevent the Government from coming
silver. The position there Is similar 10 that In this
rountry from 1873 TO 1890. Many OF the leading men
in Europe who members Of the conference thinh
II very important 10 keep the body alive. that We
NAV after a while reach the International blmcialSm.
/ believe Information blmetnlli'm on common ratio
among the great nations Of the world - b. the best
solution of the Who'll" iI'Oublr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
BIG SALMON FROM KlNSCHATK4

h"ge h"mScln'hsn salmon. which Is said to be
TIE largest ever seen In this city Is on exhibition Mt
Mr.. Backford's place. in Fulton Market Ifs vsloh,
Is lof pounds. This great fish was salted in
Kamschatta. shipped here and smoked here one
Of the heaviest shippers OF kamschatka salmon to
this market Is now In this city llc SAYS he hus .3o
900 pounds now In freezers In that far-or Russian
territory The fish are shipped In vessel, especially
provided with fre'zers 90 Tacoma. whence they reach
this city by rail. When thcy get here tie sailed
salmon are SIN ked and put on the market bringing
about % cents pound AZ retail. This Russian ssh
merchant told Mr.. BackfOrd that h. intended s.nd,r
10 Fulton Market at Christmas time "A salmon no,v 4,
nis possession which weighs 1876 pounds. This is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
WOULD RESTORE CONFIDENCE ABROAD.

Boston, Aug. 3.-Senator Henry Cabot Lodge VIII
start for Washington saturday TO attend the SPECIAL
session OF Congress. Speaking OF the probability OF
repeal OF the purchasing clauses of the sherman law"
he said think Congress will repeal the purchasing
clauses. although 1t may not be cone qnl'e %
proinptly as is hoped here The practical erect OF
tho ranaa NJ the purchasing clauses will I've 10 remove
the distrst which now exists abroad, and the Tear
which they ihere have that We are going on 10 a
silver basis When this fear is removed money VIII
flow from LONDON who're the rate Of interest Is very
low to New York, vh.rc the rate Oh interest - VIZ
high and money y will at once Dcglh 10 gro"
oa.ar In this country As soon that comes about,
the vast sums Of money which are now hoarded an
over the United states will come forth from thc hr
hiding places, and this VIII Gauss o'''.
r,r,ber DECLINE I'm the rates OF money and Drne a
great relief to business This Is the practical ELECT
as IL seems 10 me, OF repeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
GOING BACK TO THEIR NATIVE LAND.

Pueblo Col. Aug. 3.-Durng the last two weehs
the departures Of AnSrians and Italians from fheDio
for their native land have almost reached the extent
Of n stamp de. The movement began soon after the
banks ccscd their door, In on" Of which consider
able number of these people had their savings. Those
who took ont their money desired 10 rrdeposlt III
later. but the banks refused TO open accounts win
them. The foreigners then held meeting ana De
cided that tler. piracy TO defraud them ont
OF their money. that Americans would no longer EN-
ploy them. and the only thing for them 10 do was
return home. This quickly acted upon ana
within the next few days the steamship offices sold
$40 tickets for Naples or LeipSic Tonight another
party Of sixteen and nine families left here ana
others will follow quickly they can dispose OF
hcir property and settle mp their affairs They are
not paup,r- but take with them an average OF
ZOO enrh famlIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
SHIT DOWN ON FIVE MINUTES NOTICE.

Norristown. Penn, Aug. 3.-At IL :55 O'Clock this
morning notice posted throughout the Woodstock
Yarn Mills OF J. Morton Brown & Co. 10 the effect
that the mills would suspend operations at noon on
five minutes notice nearly 300 men, boys and women
were thrown ont OF employment for indefinite
period. soon aftcrward a levy was made on the
property under execution on judgment for 1851.
OCO which the firm had confessed TO William Johnson
trustee for thirytwo creditors. whose claims range
from 5000 TO $4,000. Among the larger claims are
William \. Flanagan. s26.O5o SO Thomas Lee & Co..
$40 54s 30; {. \. Furbls, SAID Al Henry IIancs
s46,742 o.. The judgment was confessed by J. Nor
ion Brown ard NewbOld X. Iisines rs firm. and not
rs individuals. Mortgages agGreSating $l4 900
ing several parcefs of Norristown real estate
r. ordrd TO-DAY against J. Morton Brown. the senior
Ia, Inhrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
GOVERNOR LEWELLING on TIE SHERMAN LA"

Topeka Kan. Aug 3.-The following from Gov
ernor Lewelling made public last night: " Inc
Sherman law as at present construed Is vicious
measure In the interest OF 4 gold standard Ton
trary 10 the wish and the expectation OF the American
people the law has been violated by redeening silver
certificates immediately BY their reissue In gold In
stead Of silver This gives us no more money Dn'
drains the Treasury Of gold 10 store SILVER bnihoh'
The demand for the unconditional repeal OF the law
for the purpose forcing this country to an absolute
gold basis IN the interest OF money SPECTATORS 10 me
destruction and bankruptcy Of our mechanical ana az
rlcultural classes and business interests II Should
be repcald only upon the condition or Restoring iNer I'D
us standing prior TO s73. both 10 free coinage and
legal tender quality 10 any amount il not repeaied
IT Should be amended, making certificates fuli legal
,e,dcr and r,,leemable I'm silver only. Any other
course win continue the prescn. aud bring further
disaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
THE MILWAUKEE, NATIONAL BANK SOLVENT.

Milwaukee,, WIS. Aug 3.-Bank Examiner Lynch
has finished his examination Of the books Of the NIL
wace National Bank OF Wisconsin. and has forwarded
his report 10 the Controller OF the Currency. lie
says the bank Il solvent. Mr.. Lynch VIII re-
main In charge OF the bank until II resumes or until
1t IS pnt into the hands Of receiver for The winding
up OF It's affairs.
The Grand Jury was called today 70 invesiirat"
the South side Savings Pank failure. The president
G. &. Trtmpn. and the cashier. j. b. kc"tting. ar"
missing. Affairs OF the bank are In bsd shape. and
dcposiiors will probably lose every thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
FLECTRTCAL PURrFTCATICy or WATER.

Commissioner Michael T. DAILY will make another
visit 10 the Crolon watershed on Tuesday. Mayor
Gilroy. DR.. Edison ana Chief Engineer Brdsal OF
he department. will go with Mr.. Daily. The trip
will be for the purpose OF personally inspecting the
practical workings Of the Woof patent electrical
process for Purifying the water. The Inventor OF
the process. Thomas J. Montgomery, and his ensi-
neer will also BE- In the party.
The Mayor said yesterday: ar the machine Is
what Is claimed for It It viii revolu niIe the whole
sv.tcm OF water sanitation There Will b. longer
any excIse for impure drinking water anywhere
The chemists OF the Health Department, In an
analysis OF the water yesterday, discovered another
faint trace Of nitrites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
SILVER MEN CHOOSE COMMITTEE,

Chicago Aug. 3.-Thc General Committee elected
by the silver convention met to-day at the Palmer
House and effected permanent organization by
elrcng General 4. J. Warner, Of Ohio president
and George f. Washburn Of Eo>ton, general src-
reiary \. G. Fisk, Of Colorado. and H. T.. raubcncck
q Illinois, made honorary members Of the com
mi,tce \ Committee OF Ways and Means wls
elected consisting Of General 4. j. Warner Of ohio
Dennis sheedy. Colorado; e. B. Matthews Ncw-YorlS
" A. Clark. Montana; &. T.. Allen Utah: l. l..
Johnson Virginia and George V. Bryan, Idaho TIL.
following Committee on Propa ganda was appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

For New-Englsnd. Eastern New-York. Eastern i',.
sylyanLa and NewJersey. southerly winds warmer -
weather.
For Maryland Delaware, the District OF ooiu"o'" 80
Virginia slightly warmer; fair weather, except poss"'
ligat local rains In Southern Virginia. =.
For North Carolina South Carolina and "eo's' '"
casional local rains. $50.
FOR Florida Aabln,a. Mississippi and Lou'si'u'
slightly cooler. local rains on the coast: fair IN ~
interior.
For Eastern Texas, slightly cool'r; fair.
For Missouri, ksnsas and Colorado warmer r''"'
cooler Friday night fair weather. "a
For Iowa, Nebraska South Dakota, Minhc'o"
North Dakota, slightly cooler; fair weather.
For Illinois and Indiana warmer; fair. ,,.sa
Fo, Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia. ohio wwetnSs;
pcnnsy iyanla and Weatern Ncw-York variable VIZ
warmrr fair weather. u.,a.v cooler
For Michigan and Wisconsin. warmer ffd lint local
Friday night fair weather, except possloS INV
rains near the lake shores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
CONDITION OF MICUlGAN'S BANKS.

Lansing. Mich. Aug. 3.-An important consolidated
statement OF the condition of 133 State banks ana
three trust companies Of Michigan, at the close OF
business June L. made by Bank commissioner
Sherwood yesterday. The total loans and discounts
S37, 500 $50; stock bonds and mort CAGES SGo'
300 sol: ovcrdrafs, S1J3GSl total resources,
SIS 796 80 capital stock paid In $ll 92O,633 sur
plus 81 o45 undivided profits. $l,'61 ,37o com
mercia deposits s14,4s1,3i. certificates OF deposit
so 56sosI ; savings deposits. $3.50 020 263 savings
denosts and certificates of deposit have fallen about
SIS 600 900 since the report of May L. Commercial
deposits show no appreciate decrease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
Disco SYOy ABOUT RAISING TEE TRACKS.

Chapncey W. Ddpew Consulted Mayor Gilroy anA
Commissioner DAILY at the Mayors Office yes,er
day about the legal obstacles which have arisen y
delay the work the elevation OF the railroad tracks
Of the New-lork Cenka and Harlem companies N
rarliavc. Controller Myers has refi paw any.
thing more on the city's account until the Injunction
proceedings are settled by the courts. Mr.. Depew Is
DESTROYS that decision be- reached at the earliest pos.
sitlc moment. Should 1t be- against the consu'
nationality OF the act authorizing the city 20 pay ball
OF the $4,000 Of expense. the loss will fall heiVhv
upon the railroad company Of which Mr.. Delrw
nrp.idnni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
CoRBErr READY FOR TRAINING AGAIN.

Asbury Park. y. j.. Aug. (SpcciaD.-Jamcs J. Cor
hett the pugtIc champion reached here Tonight from
New York and dr T. the Hotel brunswick After
the beach band had closed it, this evening large
party. led by Mayor Frank L. Tenbroeck by the
band marched to Corbetts hotel and s,renaded him.
Corbett acknowledged the honor speech thanks
Manager William a. Brady. who accompanied Corbet:
showed Tonight the lease Of pretty piece OF property
Deal Lake called The Farm which he said would be used
as training quarters and after August Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
FOR A LATIN-AMERICAN MONETARY LEA"o L.

City Of Mexico, Aug 3-There Is project on ioo'
here TO unite all Latin-Amercan nations In monetary
league 10 resist tho depreciation OF silver. IL Is
asserted that while silver has declined In obedience 10
natural laws the depreciation Is out oil all pr"por"oh
70 what II should be- debtor nations should unite
in order IN defend their interests against conspiracy
puhlic oplnon here would favor entering Into a mon
etorv league with the United states, transferring me
trade OF Latin America largely to Ameilcans' Only
asking the part OF the 'h'eu o""s d i''i ="
trance OF material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
FREDERICK W. DrNToN, OF JAMAICA. Assigns

Jamaica, J.. l.. Aug. 3.-Frcderick W. ID non. ex-
supervisor OF jamaica formerly cashier OF the 'orbin
Tanhing Company, president OF the Bank OF Jamaica.
presIdrnt Of the New York and brooklyn suburban
investment Company, and the B0ynton bicycle Rail-
road Company, mnde an assignment yesterday after
noon lie was OF the largest investors OF real
estate in Queens and suffolk counties rhe financial
string-ncy is said to h" the cause OF his failure.
lie had almost completed arrangements with the
holders OF maturing paper. which at the last moment
were rejected. There NO preferences. Th' as
sgncc IS John II. Suiphin OF Jamaica. clerk Of
Queens County. The assets more than enough
to cover all liabilities. lie has resigned president
Of the Jamilca Bank. Nr. DnntOn Is n nephew OF
Austin tOrln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
, wrscoysIy RANK CLOSES ITS DOORS.

stevens Point. Wis. Aug. 3.-Ancr stand NJ an almost
continuous run since June during which time over
$4,000 was paid ont TO deposiors anil certificate"
holders the Commercial Bank OF stevens Point closed
it's doors this morning. The assets Over 100000.
while the liabilities are less than 100000. No par
ucuar excitement results and the other banks have
sufficient funds 70 meet all demands pcpoSiiors
In the First National are guaranteed hy the directors
and stockholders. The Commercial expects - resume
within thirty days.
Anthony Kan. Aug. 3.-The saving Bank o.
Anthony failed Yesterday. Thr County Treasurer had
Sl4,s1J deposit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
MONEY RETURNING To SAVINGS EANKs.

The bco lss OF the savings banks yesterday showed
that the deposits had been considerable Al the
citizens Savings Bank $1,000 was taken Ir. against
81 600 drawn ont: this Is nearly the normal
dillon for August At the BOwcry savings Rank the
total amount deposited about 50 .0OO while the
withdrawals Amounted - $4,000. At the Elccckcr
street savings Bank the deposits Amounted 10 sl4.
900 against ~2s, 900 taken out; while al t.. Man
haitian .nvngs Institution the deposits were go.
600 and tho Withdrawals 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
. FRIGHT SPOT IN THE GLOOM.

TIE CARPENTER STEEL COMPANY TO INCREASE
ITS PLANT AND EMPLOY MORE MEN.
Reading Penn, Aug. Sin contrast with the gen
oral tone OF depression. the Carpenter steel COM
pany OF this city announced that BY reason OF new
contracts IT will put In operation tweve ne" cr"eie
furnaces on Monday next and give employment 10
MANY new hands II also announces that this week
voro, amounting to $4,000. will be paid In gold
The company has just secured a contract from the
wor Department 10 furnish 200 l2-inch arnior-
piercfng shells similar to those recently tested at
Indian Head Each OF the shells VIII "eish o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
Unable TO PAY THEIR MINERS IN FULL.

Pirtsbrug Aug. 1.-THE NewYork and Cleveland
Gas Coal Company, OF the largest concerns In the
Itsburg district, whose mines are on the Ilne oil the
Pennsylvania Railroad are unable 10 pay their miners
in full. \ PROPOSITION has been made to the 500
empoves 10 pay them onehalf Of their earnings
for six manhs and the balance with interest at the
end Of that time. The officials state that unless
this p' proposition is accepted the mines Will close.
II i thought that the will accept the proposition
and continue work. The company Is not SNORT OF
order, for coal, but cannot make prompt collections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
THE UEATHER FORECAST

BAROMETER LOWEST IN THE LAKE REGION
Washington Aug. 3-rhc barometer l. lowest IN ne
upper lake region and has risen slightly on the faehs
coast. The pressure Is heEc.t of the middle Aushta
coast The temperature has fallen In the Gu STATES sns
IN As inaboia and risen the lake regions Mans.
Nebraska ard the Dakota Light rains have fallen III "
Atlantic and the southwe-t M
weather prevails elsewhere. Fair weather VIII
prevail but conditions favorable for light los' r~~
In the south Atlantic and Gulf States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
A CARNEGIE STEEL PLANT CLOSED.

Beaver Falls. Penn. Aug. 3.-Word was received
from Piltsbmg to-day by officials OF the Carnegie
steel plant In this place 10 discharge all employees
here except six watchmen. The shutdown Is to
be- for an indefinite pcriol The reason assigned
by officials here Is the rtrngency In thee money
market and the uncertainty Of wholesale hardware
deaIcls. since the works shut down about fifty men
hay. been employed In repair work.