The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-02
MACHINISTS GET
Il ONE MORE CONCERN
LobdeIl Car Wheel Works on a Nine-hour
Scale.
HOURS DECREASED In ALL DEPARTMENTS

from, the wealthy people or the working
people, he replied that it was from the
wealthy that he made his living. The
committee then wished Mr.. Hardcastle
good day.
All arrangements have been completed
for tonight's benefit entertainment in the
Grand Opera House. A large number
of tickets have been sold and the ma
chinists expect to realize good sum.
An excellent program has been arranged
for the occasion as follows:
/, Temple Quartet, selections; 2, Miss
Maggie Lannon. solo, selected; Misses
AIullooney and s. Connolly, piano duet;
3, The Prosho, Tom, Emma and Frank,
musical speciality; 4, j. Golden johnson,
elocutionist, spartieirs to the gladiators
at Capua; s, Herman Gossen, barton
solo selected; 6. VIM. McNulty, tenor solo
selected; Z, Shorty" Roberts, tumbler,
high kicker and dancer: 8, VIM. M. Con
nelly, selected; 9, Baby Cole accompanied
by Mrs. Maud Montlock; 10, Miss Elsie
Gordon. solo selected II, Col. Wm. ii.
Blake, champion horn pipe dancer of the
world; ~, Baby Madeline Keenan,. the
little wonder; 10, Master James Ward.
Every One Has Flag But the Coon;
IA. Horace Harrison, baritone solo select.
ed; l5, John McAveny. II Want to go To
morrow" 16, Hamp Lloyd, coon songs;
II. Prof. AgOston. magician and NEGRO
mancer: IS, Miss Minnie Lights. recita-
tion; l9, George Burns, buck and wing
dancer. 20. the Misses Coxes. fancy
dancers; q. Wills and Barrow. comedy
sketch; o. Tom and Laura Harris in a
country sketch introducing Laura Harris
in an np-to-date dance: 90, Mr.. Donoho.
solo selected: "a. Jos. McCullen, tenor
solo selected, and several others. Harry
Appleby chairman of committee.
The regular meeting was held in Turn
Hall yesterday morning. Pickets were
appointed ms usual and other routine
business transacted. On account of the
hot weather il has been decided to short
on the morning meetings. Instead OF
meeting from TO 10 o'clock as heretofore
the strikers will only be in session one
hour from 80 to $40 o'clock. No change
was reported yesterday with the Harlan
\ TIollngsworth Company's striking
boat yard painters. The painters have
already sold n large number of tickets
for their benefit excursion to Washing.
ton Park on Friday night.
The sixty glazers who went on n
strike at the Ford Morocco Company's
plant several days ago, still remain out
\ committee Of the strikers held con.
ference with the firm yesterday morning
The strikers wanted the wages Of MI
he glazers raised to $11 week. The
firm off red to establish piece work
whereby. according to the firm, good
workmen could make s12 or more n week
i'nt the men would not accept this and
the strike continues, 60 men remaining
out.
| AT the meeting OF the House Painters
Association last night il was decided
to call off the men who have been work
ing ON the du Pont Yacht which is nj
the wharves of the Harlan & Hol
lingsworth COMPANY for repairs. TIL,
Job had been taken by the house painters
on day work. The above decision was
reached after the striking boat ward
naintcrs had cxnlaincd that it was 4
scah Job. The boat ward painters were
working on the yacht when the strike
was ordered.