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FINANCE AND IRA DE.

Nsw York Stock Exchange Review.
NEW YORK, May 2.-rhe transactions on the
stock exchange were depressed by anticipation
of large gold shipments on steamers tomorrow
and -atu day. Al the ope ling firm tone pre-
vailed except for sugar, which fell 1ss. The
reEt of The market fsil in sympathy.
After noon sugar rose sharply to 1861 and
closed within q pr cent OF the top figure.
The general N Arket closed strong but a frac-
ton over
Railroad bonds were weak during the greater
part OF the day.
Government Douds were firm; state bonds,
d ull.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, Nay ..-Ionsy on call, easy at
1 per cent; last ioad at per cent; closed At L
per CEN.
Prime mercantile paper-30J5 per cent.
stefilug sxehanse Fem: actual business
In banker bl 3 ~ 81 SO ,.lD4S9 for dem nd
and s7l40D4 ~ for 60 days.
Posted ra ss-4.s5 L. S9lS.
Commercial b It'd IS ,D4 96X
Silver certifcates-64@G5.
San FRANcIsco, May 2.-Sight drafts 1910;
telegraphic, TIC.
Sterling bills on London, go day bank.
$i.SS.
EAsTERS STOCKS AND BONDS
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DIR. WONG HIM
HERB DOC TOR
$50 Upper Main Street, Los Angeles.
Notice for Publication Of Time fer
Proving Will, Etc.

TN THE sUPERI9R COURT. STATE or CAL.
l. ifornia, county Of Los AHgeies--sS
In tho matter Of the estate OF Antonio II
Ceronel deceased.
aotico is hereby givsn that Wednesday, the
9th DAY of Nay, 1894, 1T 10 O'CLOCK a. "a. OF
said day, a. the cotlrV room OF this court. De-
pertEaent Two thereof, in the city OF Los An
geles, county OF Los Angeles, and state OF Cal.
place for hearing the application OF Marisns
w. de CoronG. praying that & docuneEt new
on ale ia this c0uri, purpofssa g 10 ke the last
Will and testament of the SAID 4speAaed, Rs
admittsa to probate, and thst l4tbars testR-
Meatary be Issued thereon to sasa psttsiensA
ct which tikae AMI ptacs all persoRs intercssed
therein uaKy appeal aae contest the same
Dated April 81, 1894
II d. WARD. County CLERK.
Bye w. BLAKE, Deputy.
Leo Sn0F, sbturnes9s faE petiticner AIS In
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SHIPPING REPORT.
SAN PEDRO, May 2

SAN PEDRO, May q
ARRIVED.
May o. steamer Fnlaea, Luadstrem, from
Avaiea pasaeAg u AID fire. GIT for Wilmington
Transport tou IN psnY.
May 2. sts~mer Eureka, Gland, from San
Francisco and way; passengers and freight Tor
P. Co.
Nav 2, sehr Afire, Kiudlen, from Eureka;
965 geo fee OF lumber for san Pedro Lumber
Co.
JAILED.
May 2, steamer Eureka, Leland. frem New.
pert.
TfpE, NAY 3.
Hiph water. 7.S3 a. nal Ts44 n N.
Low vatsr. lat =. M: AfaV .. m.
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Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE eUGAMoNGA FRUI{
90. 1894.
Notice Ia hereby given that the regular an
nuai m eating Of the stockholders OF the Cu6a-
the ONCE sf the comrAay in tie Fafners ana
Merchants Bank, Los Apgeies Cal, 90 Moo.
day, May Z, 1874, At B O'Clock p. m, Tor We
the enspsbg year. and tor kee transactieu OF
such eSher business rs May be brought bofare
III Rt o. Q. MAGTRAx. ssssstary.
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Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Real Estate Should Not
Be Made.

TNTHE s-PERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
of Los Angeles, tate of California.
In T. o matter OF the estate OF Walter Q.
Howe, minor.
D. l.. Parkhurst, the guardian of the estate
OF said minor, having filed petition herein
duly verified praying for an order OF sale Of
real estate OF said minor, for the pur. .oses
therein set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the said court, that
all persons interested in the estate of said
minor, appear before the said superior court
on Friday the 1Ith day Of May, 1894, st 10
O'Clock a. OF saio day, at inc court ON OF
said superior court department = thereof, in
the court house, i'll said county Of Los Ange es,
state OF California, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to said petitioner 10 sell
said real estate.
W. II. LARK,
Judge of the Superior Court
Dated April II, 1884.
Clarence A. Miller, Attoi ney for Guardian.
A. 3 frhIyFx At
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fer sparingly. No. l California, IS 15d095s "a
per centa; No. 2 red winter, a. Cd.
Corn-Quiet; holders offer mod rately: new
mixed spot 3s 93zd Der Genital. Futures
steady; May, 3 81; June, 3s SD; July IS sgd
sAN FRAN,1s.o, May l.-Wheat, Firm.
May 5000 December, 81 1873; June,
5000; new, Sc err season, $1.O0M.
81 90.
oru-$1.30
Bran-Per ton. SlS co.
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Nstioe to stock holders.

TNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the steokkpldsrs Of tbs Carney Water Com
pany will be held Monday, Nag z, 1884. az
3:3j c'elen1 p. N. In the pArlofs OF the
Farmers ana MoscAanks Rank In the CITY and
county Of Los ARaeIes, state OF California, for
The purpose OF alsektng beard of direetoas 10
serve fer the ems suing yeas, and for such other
business Is may properly come be. ere the
lag Sit W. N. CAswELL. secretary
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SANTA MONICA.
Marriage Of j. u. Harrison - Local ar
fairs.

marriage al y. NJ. hArrssOn - LDGht AZ
fairs.
SANTA MONICA, May 2.--J. b. Harrison, thu
conductor Of the Southern Pacific who runs
the first train out OF Santa Monica every morn
Ing, was married on Tu sd y, IN East Los An
geles to Miss Lizzie Neal of Santa Ana. The
couple have rented rooms OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Rarracdman, on Orange avenue.
Mrs. Leihy, sr, IL .opfned to hsr room with
sever attack OF la & fppe.
MS. Hanna sf Los angeles is nicely housed
In her cot age on Tn I'd street.
The Episoopalians are making great prepare
evening.
Santa Monica lodge, No. 3e7, #. & A. NJ, win
hold special conan unieation ON the 18th, TO
confer Che third degree.
Seaside lodge, Ma S69, l. q, o. f., will attend
divine services en- Sunday next at the Episco-
pal cLukeh.
o. q. Hale and L D. Richmond are enjoying
q months vacation camping at PiSu canon,
Ventura eoqntt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ALLEN and daughter of
Toledo. O., are the guests Of Mr.. and MIRA
ss sSs ia Ss 81 y Tsa "
Aria. ase wsndins tsS season At Esse v elok
cottage, on Ssoend stre6t,
Dr. Bady Of Asston win deliver lecture on
Sunday nsEt at tie spsrs heuse, on Is
spirituahssn? 4 psmbSr Of inspifati' SITS
are on the pregfasnna
rangssAsnts to suitably observe Men !.
The Jones Interest "a erestins a Coz
for @. Charles on Tenth street.
GrounA has been broken fer On Hsl ta's
neg and hahd-eno residence on FIFTH street,
by Cenracter deotz.
II you dssips a iuxsrsant growth Of healthy
hax4 a "a sfr.@ 90
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SAN Vn,Ncrsco, Mey 2.-silver bars. 641h&
@635s per ounce.
M xican doilA 3, 53lb5315.
Sighb drafts on New ioek per 800, 1876.
Nkw YORK, May l,-5ilver bars, sac per
ounce.
Mexican dollars. 49e.
LosnoN. May 2,-Bar silver, $50 fine, 2914d
per GU &c.
CcDsois 100 1-S.
Bank Of gland discount, 2 per cent
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SAN FKANcIsco, Nay 2-rhe 10 loving are
the conditions and closing quotalions OF the
grain AID -four market on the call bosrd to-
day:
Flour-Net cash prices tor family extras,
So 80 $3.50 per bb; BAKERS extras, SO so a
8 60; superane. &27o02 80
Wneal-The maxi i r quiet and is likely to
continue so. spot Is worth 925a9A5c Foro al
board uses $1.og,Si OPS peg csaiSl is paid.
Ailling whssg "a nsld ~ ~ Oll4Dl lgl2 par
eel.
B.rley-Business is 6ull. prices are steady.
Quotation Feed fl021g0ri.0J Ter fglr 20
good aud vi oaS A7is per ch for choice
DrigRt; bJawinsi b tD@l. NV per gu.
Oats-rhe Geaagna Is Only moderate, Arrivals
were 5000 ceE24ls from VI aRhirst0n. Ducts
lions: Milling, Si.22 (al32iz; aarplss
81 3glsfGi 42la, fapey feed. 81 az s9Sl. ~ y q;
seya . choice, fLfgi4 @1.2a poor 20 fair,
Al 01}5D1. ~; % snk, 3l.l0a .G2'G; red,
nominal gray, VI l2slesl 90 per eeptsl
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Cash quotations we're as follows:
Fleuf-Duii ana lower; winner patents. $3.50
CISCO.
Wheat--No. 2 spring 57,<c; Ne. 8 spriAg,
53fS55os No. 2 Req 5713c.
OofR-Ho. 2, 3 80,
0sts--Ne. ., sss4e; No. White. s41zdss5c;
Ne. 3 waite. 35ls0b56c
kyer<Ne p 44lac.
Bariey-No .. EOmisai; Ne. 3. 54@5se; No.
4, pouIipal.
FlAx-Ne J, Sl.2Tk.
Tinothy--Frfme, So a5QA4. 90
Mesa pprk-ryer 10 *l9.25(&12 27i5.
Lard--fei 100 lbs, &T.42ls ~ 45
Short ribs--s de lso.e, $s.2o@D6. AN.
shoutders-Dfy I'd, boxed "a. oo9e %.
Short c.ear--eldes, hsxed, %6.sz12ts7 1914.
Hugar--Gat loaf. kKanulatsd, standard A, IN
changed.
INTERPRETATIONS naished goods. per gal,
81 is.
On the pso<pee exchaage today the butter
mrrket VISA @'fse = sd weak. Cream Try, 100
1etae: dAixy BOs l6e
ESgs-~Du |, ~ 10
ordfER aAIN MAR&aTs.
Isvarsoe1. May &-wheais wesk; holders Of
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Bank Of IN lana discount, 2 per cent.

Bullion Gone Into tho Bank of EngiAud.
LONDON, Nay 1.-fhs smcnnt of gold
gone into the Bank OF Engsnd on balances to-
day was f60 900.
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NEW YoRK, May 2.-Peiroleum, steady;
Penn Ivsnla Oil. sales none; April opt ons,
es none; cloacd at S5c bid. Lima oil, sales
none.
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Proposals for Gasoliue Angine and
Pump.
Notice of Saae.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUeT0Ms,
~ Port Of Los Angeles, Cal, April 10, 1894.
The following seized goods will be seld at
public auction to the highest bidder, for law
full money OF the United States, by K. W. Neyes,
at the United States custom honse, over Far
mers and Merchants bank, corner Main and
Commercial streets. on the Third day OF NJ y,
1894. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock Of said
date.
5-tael tins prepared opium.
5-tael tins preparcd opium.
AZ 5-tael tins prepared Opium.
/ Jar containing about 4-pounds prepared
opium.
40 5-tsel tins prepared opium
5-tael Ans prepared opium.
5-taei tins prepared opiNm.
5-taei thus prepared opkunQ.
90 tael tins prepared opium.
6-ael tens prepared OPIUM.
JOHN 7. GAFFEY,
A-l9 Thu 1t Collector OF customs.
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aoney-Commo -cial loans, 79l0 per cent;
mortgages, SX0l2 per ent.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Los ANGELES, May 1.-THE following quo.
tations o. local securities ar furnished by the
Pirtle Real Estate and Trust company, No. 229
West second street:
NJ
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II you desips a fuxygsant growth Of healthy
hair 81 q EStuSss cpkss, tnrsfs esownine o. :
adm e4VSt ka3H aeiaA u - cay IA h'a V5xeta-
Mo 6fsiiian MefF kekvweh
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Los AngelpS Terminal R'y

Downey avenue leaving ume : minutes laeer.
leave Los Angeles forlI,eaye sItadena Jnns,-
EItsaena Iunctien. tion for IL. Anraie.
- ----------- ------
900 sm.... 1850 a. m
#II:o0 s.rn.............. .~l3 100 IN
oo p'@ m .......... .,..:.... 5 ;oo nm m
1oo = IL -. J. - :. ..--, o.Oo : II
=. - -
Leave Los A ,geles forELeaVe 9 endsls tos Los
Glendale. Angeles
$40 A.ui.............. ............t 1925 q m
| -:20a m..... ....,- ..........t 9l2 am
Ssss 5 p'% .....:..,... '''...... s sSSS I'm
= - =
Lie we L psah snS 10 Leave AAsi 1Au 1'oro
fau pedre. Los Angeles
- --'--- -------- ---,,-------
s'so am '-'.'.'.'..' '.''...'..""'{ 1 1:is N
.,-,,c..'...'..'-''' go. .-'''.'''''''t, ~ a. ~
! k,v pm ''...'"''..... '..--''''''''i a4S = u
| 500 pm ............l .......,....& 4A0 p m
Between ASs' san I'M. rSsss e. sa0 loAs neaen ~
prsc1o r. wxsoAs IN sSs+~xxo ntauNg,AIN
~ @lns ~sgS ~ AssctsES' D. ni' IL aih anu
Flns pavilion ana Aeter
CATALfNA IsLAND.
Los Angeles Ferminal trains connect at San
Loay. Eirnt. street Depot Arrive
$3.50 80 $3.50 -~r-- 40 $50 80
a.45 a. ri .. atur6sy .....
Monday. .'..' l;i5o,m
Gas amI ........,.Tu Tuesday .....'.-
..... .Welnesday... 4;45 pm
s'4o am ....TR Frid Soy. a =,
$500. .rrlaMy $500 $40 "a
Daily. tDsiIy except sundays. Isundags
oalg. aHzcspt SATURDAYS bSsturdays only.
Sasess &se3 LnS ? q w ~. sad 10 p 70 Trans
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the 8 3.
m. train for WI On Peak cen return same day.
ON thea.er night the ll:l5 r M. train for
Pasadena VIII walt onul ~ mlLutes after
ia ostsr BY the agent at First street that there
are passenRers foI tnat Iraia
spoeiAi ates to excursion and picnic parties.
Depots east end OF First street and Downey-
CIV t,ctss af,ce at A. r. ereenva,d,s cigar
store, corner First and Spring Streets
General ofhce.. Firsi-street depot
7: .: 1UkNhTr, General Merhgsr.
W. WlNOUf, ten. Passenger AgI
DAClExO COAT STEAMSHIP GO.
doodalL PERKINS Co., deherAi Agents. San
Francisco
Nortsern routes m orecs iiaes iot sottsha'
and other coast points. -
sOuj EhN IN aV l.1, aa.
TINE TAbLh FOX MAY, 1854
LEAVE San FRANCISCO
80 u.rsora u corara Nav Is "a
rert hnIioro., e o. o. Doion"' Ah"y " 40 90
,anss DEF 'si~'' 'u"o -
hea1n ..;.:lS pan,. pa.. Mon :,
~ or LOS AnsSieS p "a % Inrs7 AA'
san DIEGO ......l
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Order to show Cause why Order of
Sale OF Real Estate Should Not Be
Made


Made.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Il county OF Los Angeles, state OF California.
In the matter OF TIE estate OF Louis P. Howe,
minor
B. /. Pars hurst. the guardian OF the estate
Of said minor having sled petition herein
duly verified praying for an order Of sale OF
real estate of said iniRur, for the purpos es
therein set forth,
L Is therefore ordered by the said court ihst
all persons Interested in the estate OF said
minor appear before the said superior court on
Friday, the 18th day OF May, sS4, All .
O'Clock a. m. Of said day, st the court room ef
said superior court, department two thereof.
In the court house in said county of Los An
geles, state OF California to show cause why
an order should not be granted to the said
petitioner 10 sell said real estate;
W. II. CLARK,
Judge OF the Superior Court
Dated April IL, l~34.
Clarence a. Miller, atty. for guardian.
Az Thurs 1t
proposals for Gasoliae Angine and
Pump.
nFFIaE OF THE BOARD OF sUPERvIs.
~ ors of Los Angeles county. California,
May LIST, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the board of su-
pervisors of Los Angeles county will receive
sealed proposals up to 2 O'Clock p. of May
18th, 1884, for three or five horsepower gas
oline engine and pump to be set up In COM
plete working order ut the Los Angeles county
farm as per Specifications on die In the ONCE
of the board Of supervisors
A certified check in tie sum Of ten per cent
Of the amount of each bid, payable to the
chairman OF Inc board OF supervisors to ac-
company the same.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
By order OF the board Of supervisors OF Los
Angeles county, California, made April aOth
1884. !. Il. WARD,
County clerk and ex-oficio clerk of the
board OF supe visors.
By G. w. BELL, deputy. b 2 lot
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SAN FRANctsc0 Nay . - 10 receipts II
yearts blos today wags 1898 boxes a. aragsls,
GA boxes raal'srb, $50 SACKS pess ota aacks
potatoes l6 boxes euouId nels, z aacGs naaEa, 2
boxes t0mataes ara h0Ies squash.
Ihe Barket We weak.
Asparagus Was MI h lover.
la cherries ESQ enestl arrived.
The teaelpts ol .Lia N berries were SOFT chests.
Pric were over
Onions g sd new potatoes arc also lower.
The butter markat ID weak. AL grades are
shaded sR
hggs aye drmer.
C1eese - Neady.
Poultry OF all kin1s Is very weak. Demand
duh.
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avepue station minutes earlier and leave7
minutes later.
~Daily. tDsily exceot Sunday SUNDAYS only.
h. w. MCGEE, City Pass. d. T. Agt
129 N. Spring st., Los Angeles. and La Gfande
Station,
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Chieseo GraiR aad Prssssfaa Mack ct.
CHtoAso. May,2 Wheat was weak aud closed
&c iower.
-0aru took an upward tarp. closing at nc ad-
vsnee.
CATS also rose "a.
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SOUTHEEN CALTFCRNlA RAILWAY
- co. Santa Fe Route.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, FEB. IL. 1884.
Trains leave and are due to arrive A. Los An
geies la Grande 9tstioni First ct. and Santa Fe
eve
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Take ants Monies trains from sau fernando
street, Nsuo's Junction, Co7mercisl street,
Arcade depot, Jefferson street tAinthrop sta
ton, Grand avenue or University.
FOR north: Arcade. Commercial street, Naud'5'
Junction, San Ferna do street.
For east: Arcade Commercial street, Naud's
Junction.
For other branches: Arcade, Commercial
street. Naud's Junction, San Fernando treet
Local and through ti8Kets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping car res rvat1ons
made, and genera information given upon ap-
plicalion to ]. M. CRANLRY, Assistant Pas
seuger Agent. IA s. Spring st.. cor. Second.
CHARLES SSYLER, agent at deposs.
RICHARD GREY,
General Traffic Manager.
T. H. GOODMAN, GENT Pass. Agent.
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Gran Nov Insnts.

CHICAGO, May 2.--GTain movements were |
gs follows:
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New YORK, May 2.-Closing quotations were
az follows:
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sSunday5 only. Asundavs excepted.
CATALAN ISLAND.
Southern Pacific Company's trains connect
al San Pedro with 1ne steamer Falcon.
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COLoREp BApTIsTs.
Resolution Passed at the National Con-
veutiOn at Montgomery, Ala.

Resolution Passed at the National Con-
veution at Montgomery, Ala.
MONTGOMERY, Sept. 16.-The National
Colored Baptist Convention now in ses-
sion here unanimously passed the follow
ing resolution last night:
WHEREAS, The negroes of the South
are charged by their white neighbors as
being possessed of such strong and un-
bridled lust as constantly exposes the
white women of the South to the attacks
and abuses of the fiendS; and whereas
the negroes supposed guilt has caused
the white people of certain sections of the
country TO pour upon us such forms of
mob violence as is seldom seen in any
civilized country; and whereas, we real
ize that no crime which can be commit
ted against the female can impose upon
her a greater and more severe personal
loss than the loss of her virtue, and that
no crime which may be committed
against a State can do more to blot out
the sentiment OF love and justice from
the hearts Of the people, and do more to
undermine the stability and prosperity of
the Government than the reign of mobs,
therefore be it
49, ReSOIUed, First, that we hate with all
the strength of our God-fearing hearts the
diaboiical crime of assault upon wome n
whether in white or black, and vow to
use all the legal and moral means at our
command to put down and crush out the
british disposition which would thus
fearfully, wantonly trample upon female
virtue. Second. that the taking OF human
life for this or other crimes without ade-
quate proof of guilt established by due
process OF law is of itself a crime and a
species of barbarism and lawlesssness
which we pray the people of the country
no longer to tolerate.
ha hnF do 81 L.
and others interested in the work of the
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One May be lnaugurated in Boston
Within Few Days.
CLOTHING TRADE THE ONE WHICH
WILL BE AFFECTED.
Owens Believed to Have Defeated
Breckinridge In the Contest for the
Congressional Nomination In the
Ashland District in Kentucky.
Special to the REconp-uNroN.

special to the RECORD-UNION.
BOSTON, Sept 16.-There is every indi-
cation to-day that within a few days there
will be inaugurated here one of the big
gest strikes in the history of the clothing
trade of New England. The various
branches of the trade held meetings to-
day and indorsed recommendations for
the clothing trade council that the dump
ing system be abolished and that the
weekly wage system be established; also,
that uniform number OF working hours
be established. The matter will be
brought before a mass meeting to-mor-
row, and if the recommendations are
adopted by two-thirds majority then
series of conferences with the manutact-
nrers and contractors will be held as soon
as possible. If the employers agree TO
the demands, the threatened strike will
be averted, but if they refuse strike
will be ordered at once.
The operatives claim they are in better
shape for the struggle than their employ
ers, as the latter have been waiting the
result of the tariff bill, and consequently
are behind with their work. They also
assert that they have everything to gain
and nothing to lose, as they are ground at
the present time beyond endurance. A
feature of the mems assertions respecting
aid which they will receive is that, ow-
ing to the present strike in New ork,
the manufacturers there have been send
ing their work to be made up here. The
entire trade appears encouraged over the
prospect, and at a meeting to-day strike
would have been ordered If 1T would have
been pOSSi bic.
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DEEP WATERWAYS CONVENTION.
That Which VIII Meet at Toronto
Promises To he Iinnnrtant

That Which VIII Meet at Toronto
Promises to be Important.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-A special from
Toronto, Ont. says: The International
Deep Water Ways Convention, which
VIII meet at Toronto tomorrow, promises
to be the most important of the kind ever
held on this continent. Its efforts are ex-
pected by the promoters to be far-reach-
ing IN the matter of transporting freight
from the Western States and the Western
Canadian provinces to the sea board, and
It's influence on the present channels of
freight from the West TO the East NAV be
very important. Chicago, Detroit. Mime
apolis, Cleveland, Dlluth, Toledo and
other important centers have promised to
nave representative here.
One of the greatest schemes to be con-
sldered is the deepening of the canals
along the st. Lawrence River, connecting
Lake Ontario and other great lakes in the
West with the Atlantic Ocean, so they
Will allow the passage OF ocean-going yes
sells To Duluth ana all other American
ports on the inland lakes. 1t is held that
The United States should be asked 10 con-
tribute to the cost OF deepening the canals.
Against this, however, IL is urged that if
the Americans were asked to contribute
to the cost, it would give them part
ownership IN the great waterway adyant-
ages which Canada now controls.
The record-union., 1894-09-17

saying; II cannot give out statement
by counties, but our latest returns reduce
Owens plurality to al. / am sure the
count will be given US by the District
committee when it meets. Ifitdoes not.
1 am not prepared to say what will fol-
loW-maybe contest. At Midway Bert
hammond came and confessed to the
Judges that he had cast an illegal vote,
and asked that one less vote be counted
for Owens. The Judges refused to do
this. and Hammond was summoned to
appear in court Tomorrow"
BRECKINRIDGE'S ENEMIES TRIUMPH.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Colouel Breck-
Inrldge's defeat was severe disappoint-
ment to Colonel Thompson, who was
one of the counsel for the kentuckian in
the suit brought by Miss Pollard. Colo
mel Thompson was at the Hotel Waldorf
to-day. ''It seems," he said, ''that the
enemies of Colonel breckenridge have
triumphed. No man has been more
shamefully misrepresented and vilitied,
and all because he would not elevate his
mistress TO place above his children in
his own household"
DO you think this means the end of
the ColonePs political career ?"
1t looks as if it might be, at least in
kentucky. He gave his opponent game
night. he had the praying women and
the machine against him, and yet he was
beaten only by few hundred votes"
WILL NOT VOTE FOR BRECKINRIDGE.
LEXINGTON, Sept. 16.-Late tonight
the leading Owens men say if the nomi-
nation is taken from Owens and given
to breckenridge they will vote for the
Republican nominee.