Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1890-04-19 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

THE CLEVELAND BLAST-FURNACE.  MEN'S SLIDING SCALE.  The Council of the National Blast-furnacemen's Association held their quarterly meeting on Wednesday at the Oddfellows' Hall, Middlesbrough, under the presidency of Mr W. Snow (the General Secretary), Mr W. Baker in the vice - chair. The chief subject under consideration was the eliding scale between the masters and the men for regulating the wages. Notice has been given that at the end of the current quarter the men will terminate this scale. This has been done more with the view of amendment than of abolition, and at the meeting it was decided to renew the scale, provided that the following amendments be conceded by the ironrnasters:—That a shift and aAmong the good works of the Empress Frederick half be granted for Saturday and Saturday night; in Berlin ha a been the founding of a Home for that Christmas Day be observed as a Sunday; that English and American governesses. It has been there be an increase of hours in proportion as the in existence three years, and is not yet self-sup- rates of wages are up to the bonus standard, the Pertin,g. Miss Nash, the superintendent, draws a bonus now being id and id according to the differsomewhat gloomy picture of the position of the exit departments; and that the standard rate of governess in Germany. Miss Nash says "there are wages be raised for metal carriers and mine-fillers far too many English girls and women in Germany who are on the lowest seale.—These recommendsand at Berlin, who have come over to make a living Cons will be submitted to the eneidderation of the as governesses, and many of whom also come with various lodges of the Association, each of which the idea of, in addition to earning a living, ae- will ballot upon them. If thus approved by the grating the German language. This, however is members they will be submitted to the ironmakters, great mistake, and if this were betterknown in England a good many governesses would stay at home. At Newton Hamilton, near Newry, on Monday, a Remuneration to governesses in Germany is young deaf and dumb man named Samuel McClare poor ; £3O is considered a very good salary, and was oommitted for trial at the Assizes, charged i5O or even IE4O is rare. Jewish families are con- with the wilful murder of his father, a well-to-do aidered the best as a rule for English governesses. farmer of the Townhuid of Greyhall, on the 28th of March last, Appended is a description of a Jewish wedding EVERY LADY knows that to ensure a " good in Tunis. The bride was got up in conventienal of t•s" it Is needful that to seetrre "Eforstistaa's" form with splendid gold breeches and gaiters, pink and also to see that the water is actually bellme at the illk shirt, snanr-sbaped rap, and the whole covered moment the tea is made; if these two indispensable with a white veil; her fat, handsome face was requisites are attained and five minutes only allowed spoiled with paint, and the shoes were so tiny that for it t° 'draw" full malfacti°4 the certain result. the> would hardly keep on. She had to nit on a Messrs Fluir and jfan I.7,:lithgeirextea dis 774 from Cellonthoeiai chair with eyes cast down, motionless, waiting the spring growths; liondulan's has been known for sixty arrival of the bridegroom, who was at the syna- years as the most economical tea in use, In fact the gogne preparing himself for prayer. Suddenly "Bee on ges4k," and Always Good Alike." Sold everythere was a great blowing of penny trumpets by all Whew. Porineninonie, at London InVort Prises. liO3 the relatives' ebildren women gave a yell of de- C•wil -4° fectioen'erse4 ughout tniattlitCnilemiets and Conlight, and the bridegroom walked in; he stood for The followi°ng is a list of Chamiste".and others cella moment by his bride, she was than lifted on a ina 11,rnimane Toa:—Breckton: Clarke. chen2lie, chair raised on a high box, so that she should Riith-street; 00-operative Industrial Society. Midbe above the bridegroom; he put part of his telis Ijklserbreugh:. Co-operative Society; Taylor, Li/i-smer her head, and so formed a canopy. The trinebe.:=l.,BYtztu, AtCSX: acr.c.toon-roaaite totatealerii Rabbi read the service, and the neual ceremony Walker, ehenriss. Skelton: Ellis. chemist TnNorth 1.F19 performed, after which the bridegroom de- ormesby Way, stationer. Whitby : Brooks, ii,i'-eu. nlzç evening the bride watconducted. ehemdit,