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and hatch the Plot and urge on, tte es. ation are to go unw of jus- Uce becatine “of” foudemouthed. profes: CLNEY SCORES DEBS, os “Shall Hatchers of Plots Go Un- law and order in particular.” Mr. Olney then considered the means slons of virtue in general and respect for ' ,,(arpoiters) local Ansemity 184. The United Gari At the command of the Government for | cal union of children's. Jacket-makers THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 96, 1895, IN THE WORLD UF LADOR. of by the Independent. Orie © Workere have organized @ | ue, sappression of the trite, the prin- vin any ares satel, TNE T bor | ‘ 4 * " e whic! was tl courts, Cer- e er) i seeds 5 whipped While Too's Suffer?” | tainly the Government could arrest and) The newiy eiected. Recording Secretare ot prosecute mon for interfering with the Cikar-Makers Unton No. is. ts dames, Butte mails, but in dealing with mobs Of (hoUB- |The Unite! Holler Felters have reorganized and Ane that process was tnadeaui et Thursday evenings ACL? Seventh atreet " ‘ne Government had the Feme Cunningham te at provent Wa The Attorney-General's Argument) appeai to the courts: he sata of the. Ruterprise Assoslavion of wteatne for a restraint upon’ the Interruption of Sustains the Lower Court. commerce, The United States, he Kk Zentner Naw heen closed Correaponting med, is but a trustee for ail parties Secretary of Union No. 18. ———— in the relations with Interstate at its Theatrisal Pro- : eunimeree, © Congress tha 1 tective ihe sUriking. terra When Congress Acts, Federal Juris- tive to put the law into execution, aera uel Renn: | that division o vernment. was), Joan F. ) y of Local Aasem= situation In Chicago in 1894, WASHINGTON, March 26.—The argu- Ments in the Debs case were resumed befrre the United States Supreme Court this morning. There was a large at- tendance on hand listen to the ar- gument of Attorney-General Olney. decided to go out of the business of Mr. Olney said the single question be-| letting ramshackle tenements to poor fore the Suprems Court was whether | people for homes, and will hereafter, the Court below had jurisdiction of the it is euid, confine Itee!f to renting strict- case made by the original bill, and pro-|iy business structures. ceeded to show that as he viewed the| Commencing on or about May 1 next, ‘The corporation of Trinity Churoh has hatter te all its buildings on the west side, of ha va @hal anteeraaliy Varick strect, between Spring and Van- a TRAE thu momen Ni dam streets, will be raged, together | 4 , (lat the moment Con- | with eight bulidings on the ‘north side | am any matter which Is Ate commerce, the Juris- » United States becomes ab- solute and excludes all other authority, Mr. Olney” then ed the law to show that it y upon the Federal Government to} t continu. ous lines of transportation to the place of destination, making railroads. inter- State carriers for both governmental and private purposes, ‘The Interstate Com- Merce act of 18%, he claimed, provided Penalties for violations of these prinel- ples. iy he sald, “in Iroad transporta- of Spring street, west of Varick, and also on the south side of Vandam street, | from 44 to 54, Inclusive. for stores and factories, from two to seven or eight stories high. | ‘The house on the Spring street corner was built about 1785, and that at Varick | co ind Vandam etreets, on the southwest | ¢v corner, ten y later. Most of the | buildings are 0; 5 $a matter of fac -€ July, 184, Interstate Macon ttera May Be Released, the Liberty Dawn’ Association Local Ansembly 4,165. K. TRINITY TENEMENTS TO GO. [Suita "hater ethic nlee| etary. New officers will Vinion No. 6. a AC the next fegular meeting | From Monda: ciety Jai can Fe | Aopted a protest In the place of these old tumble-down Transit, bill, wh affairs will be erected buainess blocks , Te! Stone-Dres { ployment provision Committees of 1 Prot Labor Thomas R. Ci Of In hea aigted | be elected by Machinists’ fe nominations will be made ‘ot Jour that date will only be the | Toant of al tal fe Manhattan Mt Union, Hoi’ was! Lone interfered witneike tive | WASHINGTON, March 26.—Dr. Senner, Com. | Ad Fle/mi to'the Convention of 1 Blite of Litnols and the city of Chicago, | tnissoner of Immigration, In a telegram to Seo | cinnati tn May. ” | The interference includad all retary Carlisle says the sixty-one diamond cut i TR TROne CE twenty tire alles ters held In New York are itkely to be discharged | of track. all of whose sont on a rebearing, Me recommends that an |for, $8.80, enich r practically par srference | of the that the men will Wages for work & ram Was not sentiine Brought about | net. be necepted. The con. |b. defective weaving machinery, and & judg by hersuasion or cmiole : tention iment was that they | fF the amount was given him by the court | threats only, It waa accompan! Would become dangerous competitors of American | sixteen union framers employed on a Tabor, ‘The ‘Commisaioner’s recommendation 1s the burning of cars. with the deral a here of trains, with the destruction of signal eA oAbh no pret are on air’ to. — ~~ he owner of the bullding refused. to towers aiid other appliances for the safe aed. to. pay on OF trainn with uesaulta’ upon Potterymen Compromiae. fhe ‘union rate OF wagen, 8.50 a day "oF een | ‘i M o ce ee si ours. He ofered them a day ater ther Pe re Ried ee eees. by Noch) TRENTON, March 26—The sanitary pottery | had worked «week with the understanding that | Wounded; with howling and excited | Presser of this city have agreed upon a new | ‘hey were to receive $3.50 a day | grabs In full occupation of entire dh scale Saree, aaslvaient to) a reduction of 3b) Adrices have come to the, oreanized glans. jets and terrorizing entire eommunities. | Per bs hed by e | workers in this couniry from Beig: predicting. “It was an. Interference for which, | Dlovers and the men about three years ago, ral strike of window-giaws workers in that with all Its consequences and incident ee 9 1. About 2.000 the present p loners are to the fullest SAVE TIME AND MONEY, oma eran 1,000 extent responsible, unless ft be true | jtmployment at “present In that men It you contemplate moving, and look over the o-kedonit Rlasg-blowers. 0 an wantonly touch the match to powder and yet be b mae list of houses, rent In to-day's rooma advertised for World." meless because vent It contains not rightly realizing the ensuing de-| Suse pou are tooking for American glaas industry Vastation, unless it be true that men ee Orwaniser FON Glas that i can make hement appeals for some- he tho Heard tty : Lira thing to be done and yet plead not | $50,000 Parsonage tm Fifth Avenue. | {ion Awoclation of Machinists ta, fs gullty when their tools and dupes ra -| with the 4 Oe n eoertstca: geulity Mpen their tools and dupes Te: | Justice Van Brunt to-day algned an order au Y " ‘ Pehlp restricted fomething can be done; unless it be true | horzing the First Presbyterian Church, of Fifth latex, 'c ios re ad ane all over that those who seek to execute a hy the only means possible, in the open, and taking the legal consequences upon avenue and Twelfth street, to eatate, to wich Saving rtgage its real re payment of $22,000 to the Green Bank. The money will be appl their heads, are to be branded as crim-| to bullding a $50,000 parsonage adjoining 23, 34, 43, and 49, with proprietors of brewerted in| fnals, while those who sit. in an office | church, a1 officers Hi nen Direwers” Nae journey ere” Nae Nionai Union, Last week the receipla at the goa — - = | eral" omce were $230 05 Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S, Gov't Report ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘The contracts made by local unions Now 1, 2, Ac are on strike for higher wages, They were em-| belts of contraatiug oolor, fancy shirre 1 ployed on Joba on Seventy-clehth ‘Went e Blghth and tn Fenty H trom Franklin street and Broadway and 391 Browdway, Hinerie refuse to'pay tie’ union fate of etaee ——_ VarSB sealing at Manhattan avenue nid One lections are taken up by and other « | ert, & Schroeder's painters and varnishers street near y between event: street | Ri i a! Other Jobson End avence: Nineteenth str ues aniters were ordered 0 out Howard ireet and Broadway ; Mary has a it It's nam all people know! And every:-here that Mary goes Her Puasie has to go! | sel before CARLISLE’S PREDICAMENT. Kacape ment for Law-lreaking. Pan Whether or not Health Officer of the Port Doty is going to prorecu Becre- tary Carlisle, Assistant Secretary Ham- lin, Surveyor of the Port Maguire, and Capt. Watkina, of the Paris, for violat- Ing the State Quarantine law, is not yet known. Dr. Doty, in his complaint, which has been sent to Collector Kilbreth, charges that the high Federal officials were gullty of a very serious offense when they went down to Fire Isiand to meet the Paris In the Government revenue {cutter last Saturday, and took off the Secretary's son, young William K. Car- Isle, who was returning on the steamer after a month's trip abroad. The law absolutely forbids the removal of any passenger from an incoming ves- examination has been made by the Health Officer, It renders all the offenders Mabie to fine not exceeding $2,00 and imprigonment in the Btate | prison not exceeding one year, or both. Just how the distinguished lawbreakers are going to get out of the difficulty has WASHINGTON, March No one officially that there ty no danger of the NTERNATIONAL about the Treasury Department would | pig building at. the corner” tumbling Hedtateud & Bedding ( say anything about the violation of the Theo ental brick fae ‘3 Py Quarantine laws tn Secretary Carlisle's UPON them, The ornamental brick fac- 35 West I4th St. OUR LIFETIME. Case. This incident recalls the Morton |ing on the outside of the walls began] g¢ you want a wood brdeicad go ciate eat ten, days avail yourseit ot eth UL ie ICL months #60 |to bulge at the second story Sunday. | wheres cece a as one calling for the attention which | #t the owner, Edward Judson, ontered to has been given It the New York | that supports be put in, and the work Dentistry. Teeth extra Quarantine authorit done over again, —| Teeth ‘chen ap ee fiver aiitn eels Inspector Welavey insisted that all LO el 9. K. Adler, the professional bondsman | 11), as the wall proper that was ROW to appear yesterday before Jude Fitegerald in the | VUEINE. | , ai — New VorkK i ade of the wall foundation by a o at Court of General Sessions and his bond 7,000 | Te te of the wall and foun: Cou fener Aenons ant ie font at om] Mle, Of he wall ant, foundation XSF NeW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. David Keller, a jeweller, to take a morigagesut | WQO found them solid ‘Tooth extracted painlessly by our new scleatife $4,500 on a valuable brownstone how which he At the Bulls Cc crerat ewonen) s person shanty on the enst aide, een mixed up ino! SILK WAISTS, This season we are mak specialty of Ladies’ Silk Wai “Dressmaker de, perfect fitting, and OFFER TO-! a Tt i ald that inden, lORROW Ladies’ Corded Silk Waists, in all tho newest shades, satin ribbon collara and {bres forming full ponch front, all with jatest style extreme sleevor. ‘These Waits ar: made with dr hields and full boned, » better waist than is ordinarily sold for $7.50, at. $3 98 on ne on warranted i] lined throughout, 'Hartis Glove Em i so BS | Having bought from TION HOUSE of Fie'd, & Fenner, 80-82 Leonard st. large jot of 4and & bu |gion! Francesco KID GLOVES. merly wold by. This isa Spring Impor And will sold Sold by other houses for $1.75 per pair The above are in all land wear. not yet been explained. A Capt, Watking says he thought Becre-| Maxnin tary Carlisle's authority exceeded that) (nk of the Health Officer, and the latter says rich that Mr, Cavlisle was, 1 Tot, fas | Paintings, fine Velvet Tarlor Carnet vy mailing with the law umeccer Me IAW. | rate; ween any time, Ise WEST STH 8T of tatk~ she point may, te ralred that In ease | = SSS xaos yee Bis of an official of the Customs ment the State law doe not app WALL WILL NOT FALL. that Secretary Carlisle and hig fr poe - Ces a of the Burveyor) iat More Experts Will Look at the lit eral view taken of the matter Dowling Street Build quality by the Custom-House people was that atlowent was merely, 8 technical violation, i Residents In the vicinity of the ¢ Ct no wrong was intended. A permit would | ner of Bedford and Downing stre wrices. 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