New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10
and the resumption of work furnishes employment

to over 5000 men.
Thomasvie, Ga, Nov. 9 (SpeciaD.-As result
Of the election Uriah Welch. Of New-York closed
lease OF the Mitchell House. in this city. by wire
to-day.
Winsted, Conn., Nov. s.-Business has improved in
all the thirty local factories since the election Some
departments OF the Winsted Shoe Factory and Gill
bert Clock Factory are running nights. The New
England knitting Company has started the erec-
ton Of a large dyehouse and c. F. b. BerdlX. Of
New-York City, has started to build factory here
for the manufacture Of silk cords and tassels
Savannah Ga, Nov. 9-There has been lively ac-
tvity in business circles since the election. Mer-
chants report a largely increased trade, and enter
prses which have been practically dormant, await
ing the result of the financial question: are being re-
vived. There Is stronger feeling Of security In all
business circles.
Harrisburg, Penn, Nov. 9.-Colonel John Motter
Of this city, Is In receipt Of letter from his
brother Philip Motter who Is of the members
OF a firm operating a big tinpate and glass plant
at Anderson. Ind. In the letter Mr. Motter states
that since the election the firm has contracted for
some $4,000 worth OF tinpate and also expects to
start IT, glass plant at once.
Hodaysburg Penn, Nov. 9.The Hollidaysburg
Iron and Nail Company and the Eleanor Iron Com
pany. OF this city; the Portage Iron Company,
OF Duntansville. and the Altoona Iron Company, or
Allsgheny resumed operations In all departments ,
Controlled sv Andrew csrnerie has leased extern
sive lands at canister. near here and will double
the output Of Its quarries In this county
Lafayette, Ind. Nov. 9.-I.oeb 1irsch, under
the firm name Of Lion and Deer Manufacturing
Company manufacturers of overalls. and employ
ing 80 men, resumed business to-day after having
been shut down since the middle Of October.
Ashland Ky. Nov. 9-The Ironton Fire Brick
Works and the Parker and Austin Fire Brick
Works both at Coal Grove opposite here. have re-
sumed operations. The Ashland Steel Company S
plant and the Norton Nall Works are both actively
engaged In preparations for resuming work A
dispatch from Utonega. Va. says that the Virginia
Coal and Iron Company has Ared fifty new coke
ovens.
Huntington w Va. Nov. s.-The car shops Of
the Chesapeake and ohio Railway in this city,
employing 200 men. began this morning ten-hour
day. The shops have been eight hour time for
a year past.
Decatur. Ill., Nov. 9-The following firms have
resumed work after being idle for the last year:
Chambers. Bearing Quinlan, employing 100 men,
manufacturers of check rowers. etc: +. b. Taft &
Co.. 100 employees, manufacturers Of orn-planters
and farming Implements Decatur Furniture Com
pany, 100 men, furniture; Wabash Railway shops,
800 men.
Detroit. Mich, Nov. 9.--The Michigan works of
the Michigan Peninsuar Car Company started
work this morning and 400 men were set TO work
on repairs. The Pennsular shop has been running
Tor some time with reduced force.
Rockville. Conn.,. Nov. 9.-Cheney Brothers big
silk mills at South Manchester. employing 900 per-
sons when working at their full capacity began rum
four five days a weSk.
The Talcott Brothers Manufacturing Company.
manufacturers of woollens at Talcottvle. will in
crease their running time this week , l.. o,.
The Vernon Woollen Company, OF Vernon III now
running Its mills on full time.
The Fitch stockinet Company, OF this city. has
started It's mills on full time and Is running evenings
until o'clock
woonsocket. r. l.. Nov. 9.-The American Axe
Works a, East Douglass Mass. a part OF which has
been idle for several weeks. will start up in full
sedala Mo, Nov 9--After working one-half
time and one-half force for several months past.
Of mem 900 in n"mber 10 work a ON fu time
Plqua. Ohio Nov. s-The Corrugating Works.
rolling mill. Snyder Brentwood works and the Orr
linseed mill started to-day giving employment 10
800 ,,.
employing 800 hands. began running again TO-DAY
a schedule OF fifty hours week: THESE nilis
some time they have been averaging three or four
days a week To-day every department is In OPP
Grafton There mas been large incrtas Vi ,
that the mills will be running full time. six days
a week with an Increased force OF empoyess;; Inc
starting up If the industry is ascribed to Mchln-
ey's election.
Richmond ya Nov suThe u T red; gnorI Iron
which gives considerable number OF men en-
ployment. -. =. H.
tobacco factories and quite number Of other con-
Germs paid their employees in gold on Saturday.
proposed great terminal improvements here by the
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY Company wi VIII 10, De
wolves the expenditure OF several millions OF dol
The Haxall Corn Mills have resumed result
The Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works
are negotiating with several railroads for the con,
struction OF locomotives. and have been Informed
by the seaboard Air Line that 1t will at once order
All the bank officials and mercantile agencies
as MEL as the The "I Imes are desdedy
cheerful over the outlook.