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GREENROOM GOSSIP.

Henry Z. Dixey has appeared coo
Hines in "Adonis."
Stuart Robson has had so years of
stage experience.
L. T. Sothern is in his fortieth year,
according TO life insurance agent.
4 Joseph Jefferson has been on the
stage ca years, having started at the age
,of three years.
Fred Berger states Sol Smith Rus
sells average weekly receipts this sea-
son have been 1900.
An English actor who died on the
road was shipped in his coffin to Lon
don recently by his manager as "theat-
Fical properties. This cost four dol
pars, whereas, if he had gone as a corpse
the cost would have been 500.
Mau6e Adams, the actress, is the
great granddaughter of Joshua, first
cousin and intimate Of ]. Q. Adams.
Joshua's son Joined party OF Canadian
Mormons and was among the first set
flers in Salt Lake City. i.
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TERMS USED BY MINERS

Petering-The driving out Of an ore
body.
Flume-BOxing or piping for convey
ing water.
Free Gold-Gold. easily separated
from the quartz or dirt
Pan or Panning-Usuallyt TO wash the
dirt from the free gold with pan.
Dump-The place where ore is depos-
ited after being taken from the mine.
Chute-An incline or opening from
one level TO another, through which
ore is passed.
Stopping ore from a stope
or section of ground in a mine; between
or above levels.
Cage-The elevator used for hoist
ing or lowering. the ore cars, men and
materials of n mine.
Porphyry-A barren rock, stratified
reddish, purple or green rock, in which
crystals are imbedded.
Dead Worle-Work of putting a mine
in order, and driving shafts and levels
in search Of pay" OF TO open up a
mine.
MISUNDERSTANDING from foreign
substances; the reduction of ore con-
sists in extricating them from the met
ais they contain.
Tailings-The auriferous earth that
has been washed and deprived of the
greater portion of the gold it con-
taineds the sulphurets and shines that
escape from the mills.
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LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP 90

11fF OR INV lOFK,E1CErT SUNDAY
itfttrf can leave R1cl none oatly exceps
~ Via hefaytake and CHI iaffwar "A
Il. NJ. OF Richmond ard Peter. harv rstl
road. Norfolk and Western routs, IL 90 A NJ
conr 7ct0g at Norfolk with Old Don1nfo5
LINE fteamer sailing same evening A. N
O'Clock for New YORK ~
Tickets on sale Richmond Transfer cr,.
RenJ 3, sOS east Main Street Chesapeake ara
Onio railway and Richmond and PeterRbur~
railroad depots, and at company's of8ce. ISIS
east Main street, Richmond. Baggage CHECKED
Tor New York and all points beyond can b
shipped by steamers sailing from Rtcl mons
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, an FRI.
DAY 81 600 NJ This ssean er carrfea steer
age passengers only
Manifest closed one hour before safItn o TN.
Freight received and forwarded and thrours
bills OF fading issued for all northern, eastern
FROM NEW YozK-
Passengers can leave daily exoept sun6av
~ tSaturday p MI TO Horfol or Old
Eolnt Comfort, connecting with Norfolk ana
western railroad Sr Chesapeake and Ohio
Freishs for Richmond By steamer via Mo-
aolk Mondays and Wednesdays 500 Il SAT-
sailingH from ccmpany's ptsr. No q. Nor,h
River foot Of Beach Street. Freight receivea
and forwarded daily except Sunday.
Tor further information apply 70
JoHN.F MAYER, Agents.
l112 east Main street
Richmond, We
W. L. GuiIlsudeu. President New York
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ELECTRICAL NOTES.

Berlin is telephonically connected
with AS other cities.
The City of Mexico is now lighted by
600 arc lights, most of which are of
2,000-candle power.
Electricity has supplanted steam on
the railroad from Milan to Monza, the
Oldest railroad in Italy, opened for traf-
fic'in 1910. Storage batteries are used,
the electricity being obtained from the
turbines on the AIDA at Paderno.
Tyndalps plan for purifying water by
means of electric currents has been
tried successfully in the Burgess canal,
in Belgium. After being subjected to a
current of 1000 volts, the water be-
came pure and palatable.
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FOR DAIRY AND CREAMERY.

I CFrom the twelfth annual report of the
iowa dairy commissioner
/ 1t takes as much muscle to milk one
hard milking COW as it does to milk four
or five easy mixers. Sell her.
Remember when filing cans with
slSimmed milk at the creamery, that it
is not always the other fellow that
needs watching.
In freezing weather, scald can covers
Gust before starting the milk for the
creamery. Tho cream will not stick and
freezeinstheIk- Also coxer cans
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A MANS MOODS.

What a man likes most about girl
is his arm.-N. Y. Press
No mans head Is level until ii has
been bumped On all sides.-Galveston
News.
No man who thinks enough about it
win get married before he has thought
too much about it to want ton. Y.
Press.
Nothing makes a man feel prouder
than to be on time once, when he.is nat
urally in the habit of being late
Washington Democrat.
docs your husband always swear Al
his collar button when it goes wrong?'
mo; sometimes. he prefers to swear at
me."-Detroit Free Press.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT MAY. 16, 1899.
Train Leaves Riohmond. Va.

IralA Leaves hlonm0nQ, Va.
ll.eo N-N0 IL SOUTHERNEXPRES ally 70,
Atlanta. Augusta Jacksonville and
points South Sleeper for D&nVtlle.
Sleeper open ct Richmond 80 o. M
Steps for passengers at local stations
Connects az Danvtile I'd Charlotte
vita New York and Florida Express
mo $50 carrying through sleepers be.
tween New York and Tampa. with con
nections for all Florida points, also
connects at Danville, Charlotte with
the Warrington anc Southwestern Lin
ited tho $50 carrying sleeDars New
York and N Nashville New York aud
Memphis and NewYorl and New or
leans. with connections for all points
IN Texas aud California.
1901 No. z, solid train daily for Char
lotte, N. 9. Connects at Moseley with
farmvtlle and Powhatan railroad nj
keysvtlle for GAINESVILLE. Oxford, Hea.
derson and Durham and at Greensboro
Tor Durham, Raleigh. and Winston.
salem at Danvtlle with NO. IS United
States Fast Nail, solid train, daily for
New Orleans and poin IS South. which
carries sleeperS New York to New Or
leans ana New York to jacksonville
and Miami for Nassau aud HAbsna
Through sleeper Salisbury, to Mem
phts also. Pullman Tourist sIeepe T
every Tuesday and Friday, Washin gtOn
60 Sal francisco without change.
8 100 p. NJ, NO II. LOCAL. daily except SUNDAY
for Keysviile and intermediate points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
go A. NJ
6 rs P. NJ, from Atlantis Augusta, AsheVtile
and all points south.
8 40 P. NJ, from keysville and local stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
NOS. 81 and 50. between Manchester and n.
ApolIs.VA
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PROVERBS THAT CONTRADICT.

"a stitch in time saves nine," and
Its never too late to mend"
There's honor among thieves" and
''Set a thief to catch a thief"
''Out of sight, out of mind" and Sab
sence makes the heart grow fonder."
"a rolling stone gathers no moss -
and "a setting hen gathers no feath-
ers."
Discretion is the better part of
valor," and Nothing venture, nothing
gain"
MARRY in haste and repent at leis-
ure, !" and Happy is the wooing that's
not long ADDING"
THE man who is his own lawyer has
fool for a client" and IF you want
anything done well, do 1t yourself
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N s&yM NarfBIkSsWestan
Schedule in Effect


LEAvs cnsOSD, BykD STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. 0sttv-ktch mond and Norfe'k Vss-
~Nnie limited. Arrives Norf TX
IL, " Stops only at Peters GA e
Nav~rly aud suffolk Second class
tickets DOT acreRy@d on this trffl
200 A. NJ, Deuy. The Chicago Express tor
Lynch burE. Roanoke. Coium be =
snd ChicSgO Pullman Sleeper Roam
oke 20 Coium bus: also for Br1ss0i
Knoxville. and Chatt~ r~0ga Pull
mto -lce2e X ,an0ke [. KnONvi ie
T-90 = \. Daily for Norfolk, Su60is an
t@rrsedtate sta<tcee arrives at Nor
FOL att .4JPM
900 p. NJ, Dsiiy. TO- - nc0 surg ana Roanoke
Connects ~ Roanoke with Was1-
tDgtOu sp1 ChattaBooRa Limited
Sleepers l. y nch burg 10 Memphis ans
New OrleAos tutlman sleeper be-
tween Richmond and Iyncn-
burr. and Oerths ready for occuu u
pancy ~ - H. Also Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg 70 Roanake.
Train arrive at Richroai from Lyuchbu =
end the West dstly. $40 a. ID At 5:se y N
from Norfolk and the Esst n :O5 . N and Vesti.
boled Limited IS Odice: So Mein St
rCHN WAGNER
City Passenger and 7. cke- gent
e II bO-LEY
District ,ssenger A .ent
W b BBvILL
&ene-=l Passenger AgeA.
General O5eos. koanake.va-
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YORK RIVER LINE, WEST TT POM,
The FavoriTe Route North.

LEAVE RICHMOND
Train No. 46, 80 r NJ
BALTIMORE LIMITEp, Daily, except surda,
for West POINT, there making close connection
at West PINT with steamer for Ii aitimora
Train No. 10, $3.50 P. n.
LOCAL ExPREss, daily except SUNDAY for
West Foint ana int mediate ssa tons con
meets with stage at Lester Manor tt Walker
ton and Tappahannock: also at West Point
with steam ers for Baltimore. Stops a. All sta
tons.
Train No. 20. SEQ A. NJ
Local MIXED, leaves daily, except sunds,,
from Virginia street Station for West Pohni
ana intermediate stations, connecting WITH
stage at Lestor manor for Walkerton and Tap
pahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
p.2oa. m. Daily,
:O:45 a. m. except Sundays and Mondays
$50 . m. Daily, except SUNDAY from Wes.
Point and intermediate stations
Steamers leave West Point West Point DAT
more 80 following morning; rsturnfnE IeaVe
Baltimore at . m daily except Sund " ar
irving West 81 Z 80 and Rich M 0nd 9:2j 70
lowing morning
Steamers call at Almonds Wharf and Glen
cester Potnt Tuesdays and Satu rdavs 1t Clay
bank and YORKTOWN Mondays, Wednesdavs.
and Fridays.
o. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent
go +. GGin Sc Richmond Va.
}. y. GULF, ". A Turk,
Tratlc Manager. cen. Pass. Aga
FRANK s. CANNON.
Third Vice-Presldent and General Manager
Washington, ID. Q.
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A rLASfrC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE lEIITFCT xPBIIKss
TRAIN LEAVE RECOMMENDATION DRl1,T
800 A. NJ, Daily Arrives Petersburg. s:s1 A
n, Norfolk IL rs A NJ. stops ONLY
a. Petersburg. wavsrly and SpR
SOS A. n. Daily Arrives PETERSBURG s.n
NJ. Weldon Al As A. NJ. Fayetters
Ans P NJ. Charleston 10 20 saw,
nah II 80 A. N. Jecksonvtlier
a M Fors Tampa 8 20 p 81 Cor
nec.s at Wilson with No AZ. Ar
S nJf.IkF At eoldsborO $40 p. NJ,
II 80 A n Daily except Sunday Arrives ~
tersburR - * = NJ Stops Manches
Ter, . ewry's Blur, Centralia, and
, ssP. M. Dsfly. Local Local Arrives p.,.-.
burg 4:l5 P M Makes all s.ope
$50 r. M, Daily Arrives PETERSBURG &. IN D
M Makes AL local stops. e. a p.
T:eo P. M. Daily. Arrives Petersburg 500
NJ. connects WITH Norfolk ana
western for Norfolk and INN dt-
ate points Emporis e:fO fcon
meets with A and ID. for stat}ona
between Emporfa AMI lawrence
viile). Weldon 9:l2 D "a Fayettes,,
vie :oI a m. Charleston sos a.
M; savannah &c q, M. Jackson
xue 90 p, M, Port Tampa IS p.
Ekw LINETo MIDDLE GEORGIA
kOtNIs--Arrtvtng Aiken T:26 A
n. Augusta 10 A M, Macon iI
a M. Atlanta le:I5 P. NJ Puilmsn
Sleepers New York to WDnin9ton
Jacksonville. Polt Tampa AfRen
Augusta and Macon. A--e0'
wv II. Daily, arrives Petersburg $40
NJ, Weldon IL :2e, P. NJ Makcs
Local stoDs between PeeershurS
AM weldon. Arrives LynchbnrS
z:lS A NJ Roar oke. Va. S:fO A NJ
bristol, Va. 1910 A NJ PulIman
$500 sleeper Richmond TO LynchburC
'0'0 r ~ Dsily. Arrires Petersburg Al .Ss
Trains Arrive Richmond.
S'.S A. NJ, Daily from Jacksonville. Savan-
nah, Charleston, Atlanta Macon
a Augusta, and all poiHts south
e'Ae a. M, Daily except sunday Atlanta
Athens, and Raleigh, Henderaon,
- Lynch burg and the Wcos
S-ol a. NJ, Daily Petersburg Local
osOV A NJ, sunday only From Atlanta Ath-
ems, and Raleigh, and Henderson,
Lynchbrrg, and the West
~ 10 A. NJ DAILY. NorAolk, suffolk and Pc
1855 P. M. Dsfly exeest SUNDAY tro- u
tersbnrR. stops Chester centraI-
ia. Drewry's Blum aud Manchester
on signal.
. ~ +. NJ, Daily. Jacksonville. Savannah
Charleston, Wilmington Col dsbo-rs
ana ali points SOUTH
10 = NJ Daily- herfolk, Suffolk, wsverly
o-'0 z H. 2siiys petersburg, Lynchburg and
TN. EMERSON.
s5cne1sI M.n... Tranec Manager
N EMERSON
General Passenger Agent
- .. CAMPBELL,
DivASion Passenger Agent
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Each dairyman should strive 10 pro-
duce the best and sweetest of milk. ard
then see 10 it himself thatit is delivered
to the factory in the best possible con
dition.
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- Y ~ CheSa peake and
OaWVt Ohio Railway.
EFFECTIVE JAN. 10, 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
RROAD-STRRETS TAr1ONr

AsO<1A<- d IsL@11 O4Al1OH
300 A. n, DAILY, with Parlorcar, for prinot.
pie stations Newport kews old
Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Con1ects at Norfolk with New York
steamers. except Tuesday.
20 z. M, Daily with Pullman. for local
stations, Newport news, Old Point
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Connects
at Old Point with Washington
steamers, daily with Baltimore
$780,. :, steamers except Sunday.
for Clifton Forge. Connects Al
tSordonsvtlle for Orange,
Calverton, Manassas. AIexsn-
ortaf and Washington, at Union
Station, Charlottesville for lynch
eurg:at Basic for Hagerstowr.
1:l5 r. H. Daily. with Pulimans TO Ctncfnna-
Il. Louisville and 81. LOUIS. stops
only at important stations Con-
meets at Gordonsvflle for Orange
ana at Orange with Southern Ry
northbound; at COvington for Va.
Hot Springs.
30 Local. Trains except sun
day. following above train from
t3ordonevfiie to stanton
30 +. M. Acco modatton, except sunday for
10 30 p. m, Daily, for cineIunati with Pull.
man 20 Hinton W Va, and Cor
louisville TO Cincinnati and Lou
ssv:lle- Eeals served on Dining
oept sunday)for Winchester. Va,
and At Covfngton. Va. daily for
Virginia Hot Springs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
wsso A. n, Daily, for lexington Lynahour
and Clifton F0rge. C,onnscts e1-
cept sunday with buckingham Al
berene. and Branches. and at Cliff
ton Forge with No. 1for Cincinnati
see r. n. Except Sunday. for Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
BROAD-STREET STATION.
500 A. n. Except Sunday from boswell.
s 80 A. NJ Daily from Cincinnati
1870 A. NJ, DsiI from Norfolk and Old
Point.
ESQ r. ~, Daily. from Cincinnati aud Louis
vflla-
s:ss ,. N, Daily, from Norfolk, ana ola
7As ?. NJ, Except sunday. fren Clifton
Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A NJ, Except Sunday from Columbia
20 p. NJ, Daily from Lynchbarg Lex1nKton
aud Clifton Forge and except
Sunday New Castle. and Rosney
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Asst General Passenger Agent.
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Her Reasons.

LawyeF-So you want divorce from
your husband, the hying-maebine in
ventor. What are your reasons?
Ciient-Well, he is Eighty, and his
machines ain't.-yudRe-
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WANrED-Twenty industrious col
ored men to Ill positions in Richmond,
Petersburg and Newport News, Va.
Mast be able to read and write. Stead
employment and good pay to right par
ties Full particulars cheerfully fur
nished on application Apply By letter
In own handwriting.
UNITED M'F'a PUBLISHING, Co.,
HOY s l1o9 Z. Main St. Richmond va
- 8.16-4u
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Graham and EaSIOyS
ICE GREAT PARLORS

500 n. I'd st, Richmond. Va
OLD PRONE. 1904
Steam Ice-Cream Mandatory
Ice-Cream made daily both Winter
and Summer, and we can supply Won
with any quantity at ell times, Salts
action guar anteed. Special attention
given TO all orders. Sc 3m.
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SEABOARD AIR-LINE.
8 AL
VESTIBULEDLI TIED
TRAINS SOUTH.
ATLANTA, NEW ORLEANS.
MACON, CHATTANOOGA,
NASHVILLE, MEM
PHIS, TEXAS.
NO EXTRA FARE ON ANY TpAFw

NO EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRATw
4.o3 No.-'ssThe Atlanta Special" leaves Rich.
mond, Daily, at II S6 night, for henderson
(arrive Dnrham daily, except Sunday Raleig1
Sanford, Southe- Pines, Wilmington, Nadeg.
boro, Monroe, Charlotte, LiRcolnton, SheIbV
Rutherfo rdton, Chester. Clinton, Greenwood,
AbberVille, ~ berton, Athens, ATLANTA, Angus
to, Nacen, Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis.
Texas, Mexico, California, and she West via
nemph!s) Solid LtRited Train, with Pullman
lsufIet Sleepers and Vestibuled Coaches.
No. 4l.-'The 5. A L. ExpressH leaves Rich
n,ond, daily, at ;0S A. NJ. for Henderson, Our.
hsm, daily, except Sunday Raleigh, Sanford
southern Pines, Wilmington, Wsdesboro Non
roe, Charlotte Chester, Clinton, Greenwood
Abbevtlle, Eleertoo. Athens ATLANTA. Macon
Pensacola, Chattanooga, Nashville Mmphis
montgomery, New Orleans. Texas stexsco- and
the southwest gvis New Orleans} solid Train,
er Hamlet to Wilmington
Ariive Rishaond, 6 sc A. NJ, 6 40 P. NJ, daily.
For tickets, baggage checks, sleeping ckT
reservations, etc., apply to
Il M BOYKIN, Sole Pass'r gent
836 East Main st Richmond Va
\. ST. JOHN, Vlce-President and eenI Manage,
V. n HceBEE, General superintendent
~ W. y. GLOVER, + J. ANDERsou
~FA ne SsuS@A~ cauapai p~s'v 81
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-24
BIG DAY FOR BRIToNs.
And 1t VIII he Sort of Anglo
American Love Feast.

Ana HI Will he q sort OF Anglo
American Love Feast.
NEW YORK, May 23-The fourth an
nual dinner of the British Schools and
Universities club will be held tomorrow
night at the Brevoort house, and Queen
Victoria's birthday will then be celebrat-
ed by Britishers of this. and other kindred
societies in New York. Admiral Sampson
will be the guest of honor The United
States navy will also be represented by
Capts. Chadwick and Taylor, and Flag
Secretary Bennett.
Admiral Sampson will reply to the toast,
''The fraternal bond of sea power For
mer United States minister to Siam, John
Barrett, who has just returned from the
East, via England, will speak on Great
Britain and the United States-friendly
rivals in the far East
Rev. DR.. Pereira Mendez will read an
original poem entitled, "Saxondom, and
1.-The Briton Abroad" will be responded to
by the presidents or delegates of the ST.
Georges, st. Andrews, st. David's and
Canadian societies.
Her majesty's Representatives. will be
answered for by Give Bayley, the Brit
ish consul in this city, while John Foord
will toast 'The day we celebrate. -
The queens birthday dinner of this
club last year, while the war with Spain
was in progress, was the occasion of re-
markable evidences of Anglo-American
friendliness. Whitelaw Reid, Bishop Pot
ter and others on that occasion voicing
sentiments which received the hearty ac-
claim of the English press.
The club is composed of residents Of
this city, who attended the British uni
versities, and the old established British
schools, such as Eton, Harrow, etc., and
one of its chief aims is to foster the
friendly feeling between the two coun-
tries. 1t was the intention of the club
to invite Rudyard Kipling, one of the
best known "old boys of British school
dom, but it was learned that Mr.. Kipling
is far too weak to attend any such func-
ton, and that it will probably be long
time before he entirely RECEIVERS his for
mer health.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-24

Employer and EmplOye In the
Future-COntractOr ConnOrs VIII
Personally Reinstate the Men.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 23.-Today saw
the general breaking up of the dock
strikes here. The settlement of the grain
shovelers' trouble, as had been antici-
pated, was quickly followed by the disin-
tegration of all the other strikes. along
the water front. The strikes of the
freight handlers, marine firemen, coal
beavers and ore handlers wer merely In
cidental to the scoopers' movement, and
brought about largely because of SYM
pathy for htme The announcement this
morning that the grain shovelers had de-
cided to return to work tomorrow had an
irresistible effect upon the other labor
movements. The freight handlers COM
mittee held a conference early tonight
with Contractor Connors and representa-
tives, of the Associated Lake lines. The
freight handlers agreed to waive the ques-
ton of wages for other substantial con-
cessions.
The agreement containing these terms
was presented after the conference to
Grattan & Latimer, James Kennedy and
Thomas McCarty, the other contractors
who agreed to sign it.
At meeting of the freight handlers to-
night the agreement was ratified and the
strikers voted to go back to work in the
morning.
The marine firemen, who went out in
sympathy for the grain shovelers, voted
at meeting today to declare the strike
off and return to work.
The ore and coal men were in confer
ence at the Iroquois hotel tonight. An
advance in wages and other minor con-
cessons were granted to the men, and
both strikes were declared off. All the
men go to wor ktomorrow.
Today's developments mean that the
labor difficulties In this city have come
to an end, and that all the obstacles in
the pat of commerce, which has suffered
to an extent beyond calculation during
the past month, have been fianally re-
moved. They also mark the conclusion
of one of the most remarkable labor
movements in the history of the country.
From 1900 to $4,000 workingmen have
taken part in the struggle, from first to
last, and yet the whole history of the
strike does not contain the stain of a
single riot or single authenticated at
tempt to desetroy property or Interfere
with the rights of others.