The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1895, Page 8

G@XTR AVE. WTR TO 16TH oF. Amertoans vistting Parts are cordially invited to make themselves at home at our Parlor and Reading Room, 28 Avenue de VOpera. GROCERIES. Gth floor, new buliding. SPECIAL SALE Wednesday and Thursday. RED STAR BRAND. @UGAR CURED HAMS. GUGAR CURED BONELESS Pure Fruit Syrups and Phosphates, Werrented strictly pure and finest quelity. Small portion in ice water makes a delicious Summer Drink. 1030, perib, BLACKBERRY 5 2e, RED CURRANT ORANGE Full Quart GNGER . VANILL Bottle, GARSAPARILLA ........- and RASPBERRY VINEGAR PRACH ..........65.065 WILD CHERRY C GRAPE ... e RASPB'Y PHO Full Tint @TRAWBERRY ORANGE Bottle LEMON BLACKBERRY Choice Teas. Equal in qualitg to that sold else- where at G0c. per pound. FORMOSA OOLONG .. ENGLISH BREAKFAST YOUNG HYSON MIXED (YOUNG HYSON AW! OOLONG) . Ceylon Teas. Our special importation. The choicest picking of Ceylon. Excep- tionally fine for making Iced Tea. CEYLON TRA BUDS, 12 LD. gp CKAGE ‘ WON TRA BUDS, 1 LB. 14 26 37e, D\ perin. PACKAGE is CEYLON LUNCHEON TEA, 1 LB. PACKAGE .. CEYLON LUNCHEON TEA, 1-8 LB. PACKAGR . Red Star Baking Powder, Strictly pure Cream Tartar and Bicarbonate Soda; none better at Gny price ; guaranteed to prove sat- isfactory ; 1-2 pound can, 15¢. One-pound can, 29c. Five-pound can, $1.29. We prepay freight to all railroad points within a radius of -100 miles on all paid purchases of $5.00 and over, aT BOB MARSHALL,” PUG.” ‘The Big Englishman Lasted 45 Geoonds Before Maher, Dusfee Unable to Land Once on Creedon During Two Rounds, The liveliest forty-five seconds in the Ufe of Bob Marshall, “pugilist,” of Eng- land, were spent last night. During, ps, twenty seconds of that time rolled about the rubber-clad floor of the Atlantio Athletic Club ring on Coney Island. The remainder of the interval Was spent in getting within the erratic orbits of Peter Maher's fist: @ poor description—a punching-bag fights back in its inunimate yet force- ful way. Marshall rather resembled a big sack ef hay, or, perhaps, the punching-bag simile might be used with the bag in the collapsed state in which it ts folded way for future use. Again, unlike the ‘bag even in that state, there will hardly Re any future opportunities for Mar- ball, 20 far as the ring 1s concerned. A clever feather-weight could whip him @ te box. ‘Pht Joo Dunfee returns to Syracuse Qe-fay, & passenger, not freight, is due @mtirety to the mercy shown by Dan Crseden. As it was, the five minutes and even second during which o big dele- from the Balt City hoped against Were but a series of frantic en- ors on the part of Dunfee to get the reach of the terrible left that seemed to be poking and into his jaw incessantly. Dun- not strike a blow, and Creedon we ended the bout In the first minute, and even disliked to administer @ coup'de grace to his helpless rival. Dunfee's reputation as a mankiller red neverely last night. He couldn't we hurt Creedon with an axe, for he @imply couldn't have gotten near enough se it. After Creedon’s left glove had ded once, Dunfee looked in the di- tion of Byracuse, rolled his eyes, and desire but to flee. But there are id the Atlantic's arena strength to vault over f the 4,000 spectators such an exhibition. | Dunfee imply scared into helplessness, a Breedon used him very gently ly Lyons fought ten rounds with Hough, in @ slow, lazy, deliber- way. neglecting more chatices than ted. Haugh was ut hie best, jt est wasn't good enough and rons got the decisfon, ‘The verdict unpopular, the Houghites expect- at least 9 draw. = PUGILISTIC POINTERS. ‘Preak Erne, of Bu! » who is pdt George Dixon for 4 limited ot Feunds before the Seaside Athietic Club on June 44 1 traiging with Frank Zimpher, ihe utalo featherweight, who is to mes Kelly, of ‘thie city, for six rounds in the club-house on May . , hed to number Jimmy Handler says he was axhed several aye aso by the officials of the Atlautio Athlet Club, to meet Tom Tracy in « ited-round eon: Wes ob Mey 80. Hangler refused the ofer, us he Pays He does not intend to fight welterweights Whos he cam Aight in the lightweight clase . Jee Hopkins ba Cooney, Walter Edy ‘Yack Skelly or any other limited wumber of rounds $ . . ‘The much discussed fight between Billy Piim Be and George Corfield, the lish ty « fe te bp pulled of in London nest Monday aij cee Jack Everhandt, the New Orleans tehiwel iang at Corbett's road-hous * Laviam Athlete Club issued @ challenge to Miko to b on May I have to do his tet to re Lavigne « hand man col of Boston, hopes bout with ‘George ¢ than anxious to meet igeatyeAve round bout, either in ‘the Na ‘Sport Jub, of London, or tie seaside porting don, oF a eee Owen Zosier, of Pailadeip host with 4 gow 155: it, @ match could be bait and “Young Corbet 14s bofore the Seaside or At) Biegler saya that he wil of the Evarhardt-Lavigue bout ed num, tie Ath: challenge To say | Maraball was a punching-bag would be | the were twice as big. He should learn | Umited number of rounds and will try and get on & match at 116 pounds, thietic Joe 1, of Hoe: t catchwelghte: Tommy Butler jefe, wix rounds at 126 po Wille Adie Swe ‘There will also be an ex- Hibition bout between Jack Rverbardt and Illy lacey . of Jersey Citi id thaw Joe Cra! says he ie till in hie rleht hand ty he will try for a limited with Solly Smith,’ Johnny Van Hegst, Jerry tt, Marty MoCue, or Danny McBride, nother boxer, who Mehta 126 pounds for « limited pay any attention fein anxious fur Jack five-round bout In thletie Club. Nas Insued ac F Aifteen or twenty ide Athletic Club, he will be the ny Halligan bout, oF for @ purse offere lub, 4 man thletie Natty Weldon, the ex-teather-weight champion. eager to fght 8, elly Mmited-round, ceat before the Bi F Atlantic A.C, at en aceking a match but the pounds. Weld ho Kelly for fused to Might him. ick O'Brien and Kid McCoy fought a twent Pound drew at Boston last night, : i ‘The Anish Aghe this wan been will Oghe for a purse of $200, BASEBALL CHAT. The peculiar caper of Loulavitle in refusing to consummate tho deal by which that club bid f and accepted Burke ts one of those things whi cannot bo explained, Turke will probably be re leaned to another club, between orgy Wall ve pulled ot gloves, at 97 pounds, Wouldn't ie be a good idea to a 4 to every city where New to play? That would be one way to Keep the Gianta in the sevond division. Language aliributed to Johm appear that he “recommen ent of the be in charge ‘objects to. Um. ork ie Ward makes it Davis, for From his alleged Amais Presidency Our New York Giants, travel-sained tich by Ich thelr ground. have: gal Altho™ the weather, Snot thelt his Ror umpires suiced’ wo their imind With Bannow wow fret at 4 Hix eye ham got the ball du And soon the jead our team will take While others follow in thelr wake Now On Sunday thes &r Western League uien, Toh While Jamies and. Wiedman, loral ih be atl r Gaine will the of the clubs im the League this follow a Wil ‘ | Mine Lot" ati | of echeduled to-day uis ve, New York, at St t at Cley A, at Pitre at Lo it Ch He ve Baltimore, a THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 91; teos MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT. 6TH AVE,, GORNER 20TH ST. SPECIAL INDUCEMENT IN Children’s RUSSET GOAT SHOES IN BUTTON AND LACE. Widths A, B,C, D,E. Children's sizes, 6 to 104 . Misses'’sizes IHto2. Women's sizes 2406. . . 2,00 The ab are the most ser. viceable of colored shoes, will wear us long as black ones, and Hi lexs No child or seaside, they hive no ul,and even for city use t y will prove to be the most dressy nd economical for all-round usage. CAUTION.—Having no stores, iny shoes can be purchas establishinent. Boys’ American Guard Regulation Military only at my LEGCINS es or branch ie” Ate A. J. CAMMEYER, 6th Ave,, corner 20th St. _—_—_———e ee COL. ASTOR A TURFITE? His Associates Are U The report that Col, John Jacob Astor intended to purchase a stable of race- horses, and try his fortune on the turf, cuuld not to-day be traced to any definite woure Col. Astor ts in Rhinebeck, and the clerks at hiv office, 23 West Twenty-sixth street, sald they did not expect to see ‘him in town to-day. ‘They had no know!- edge of what Col. Astor's Intentions Were regarding the purchase of race gen, reasurer Bradford, of the Coney Isl- hd Jockey Club wuld he heard the ru- mor yesterday, but could not find any contirmation of it, “I have no doubt, however,” he sald, “that Col, Astor wid tuny more weal: thy and influential men would find ita bieasure lo own & few high-class thor- Oughbreds. Should the Jockey Club. as- sume the management of Morr.s Park racing will soon be restored to the high and pure plane it once occupied, and It will be the fashion to attend them as tt Was when old Jerome Park was at the zenith of its glo e Kip knows Col. Astor well, but hi t know that the lat- fer intended to race horses, John Gd, Heckscher and ex Peabody Wet- nore, men who Would be likely to know it there was any truth in the report also. profes: matter, A like repo uring the Winter coucernting Gee ould. Lp fact, It tively that Bir, ie in enthusiasiie de olve of the spurt, Mr. Goulge has. yet to buy his stable, é ? PAID RACING STEWARDS, Jockey Club May Ap tent Supery he Jockey Club will hold another Ing to-morrow, at which the vexe tion of betting 1s to be considered. It ts sald also that the Stewards will discuss the advisability ef having a paid stew- ant or stewards to supervise racing. Complaints have been uttered against the Stewards who now offictato «1 race ks. No word has been sald, how- ever, to impugn (he honesty or integrity of the gentlemen who but the sad} fact remains that few ¢ really | as competent. as meno ng stich positions should be. ‘There iv also a feeling that owners of horses should not officiate as stewe.rds, Judge Joseph J. Burke and Assembly- man John A. Hennessy are spoken of as posible Bewards: Hoth are ideal men for the post, which would necessitate the appointinent of keen Judges of ractng, Ws Well ax imen who’ would be absolutely honest ood work at TE attention of the whi ai re & terror to evil-doe Was circulated fearless and long been tur eee SPORTING MISCELLANY, Yale and Harvard have Intimaied ihat the team relay race in the No dA. Dy games will have ng team Aton Day ust two. Vale 3M Ramapo te not . LOCKED A DOCTOR UP. Wartng Had No Live urninh Wi arrest Dr. Mo ing medicine Was arraigned before in this city, this morning. vould not any diploma hough he cla the Dublin Un oma made Kk MeGrah explained that MeGrahm 1 him ir y May locked up in detauit of bail ed to be | versity in the Tn court risbt pan a gr He had a name of to-day was his Waring resident Vasquer Arrives, Om the Atlas tine sieamer Alisa, which arrived {bis niormiug from Port Linon, was Gem Vai rat of the Repubiic of Honduras, | {mprovement m. | $200 bail ACKS ONS T TH.AVE. 8 G corner LOST. Dress silks .. Bright items—for bright buyers, —bright and early Wednesday morn- ing. Corded wash and str - 1906 Spring colors: Jun, aflk — best adi Rraduating dresses you'd search in vain for the like at Wednesday . 25° 63° Black goods. . An “under-the-price” dress fabric offering—a Jackson offering— to cause intense buying interest—and create greatest activity—Wednesda A grant gathering of tancy Weave erepons— English storin Heres ale brit finished — hi yard wide— Lyons dyed—warrunted not to Hip — ite similarity 91.00 every whore—Weduesday.. Ladies’ suits.. But two items—matchless in every respect—in price, style, quality —particularly so for Wednesday, Ladies’ tan Cov- ert sult — best pied for out {ng purposes — the blazer is made with rip pled tek — has full extr — re markatly chap at { rinet price 88. CO-for Wednestay, 4.98 Blazer Sult— tin Ladies’ all-woot « rij pled tuck v id= navy blue and bicw $10, 00—Wednvaday, Bicycle skirts . Hardly believable-.-Eight-dollar bicycle skirts at four-ninety-eight. It's Jackson's way, however. rup strap brown, black, gray, blue and mixed, All’ the rave worn, With shirt waists considered a Vargain at @8.0)-Weduesday or 4,98 ARE VOTING BY MACHINE. ee Trying the New Method at To- Day's Mount Vernon Election. The Result Will be Known When the Polls Are Closed. The Myers new balloting machine ts being used at the annual Spring elec- tion at Mount Vernon to-day, It is the first time that voting has teen done by this method in Westchester County, Mach polling-place in the five wards of the city pped with one or mere of the machines, As exch voter approached the polls he was presented with a elreular deseribing in detail what he should do to put in his vote. ‘Tho voter had to enter a box or booth, and as he did so the door closed behind him and locked by an automatic ar- rangement, ‘The voter while in the Ine closure registers his vote by pressing @ button or emall knob, This not only reg- istered the ballot, but also opened the door that the voter could get out ‘The voting was much more rapid than by the old system, a# each voter did not take much over a minute to vote, Tt was agreed by politicians of both parties that the new meth over the old ‘oting and 1 prevent a the fraud p ed at the Mount hon polls a year or two ago, whens eral ‘election Inspectors Were aireste and indicted for tampering with the re- turns, One advant is will hg and the t e eity ritfter the polls ¢ flvers being voted for are Super: visor and Assessor and five members of the Board of Aldermen, The Dem crate are confident of re-electng Ds Beach Supervisor, while the Republicans expect toelect at least three of the five Aldermen. The total registration was , tis thought the total vote “will considerably below (ese figures CESERTIONS FROM TAMMANY. bers Jotn atta w we of the machine ts that the Votes counted up {he election through, known with half but fall One of the main causes yin ‘Tammany’s st street at the election Was the active work of the Independent nization, It curried the war right into the camp of the enemy and vested in breaking into ¢ uke. Since the election, Me Harvier and Charles Stockler, ‘a [mittee appointed by the Independe ty Organization, have been activel work strengthening the organization throughout They say they are ietermined to make It one of the most powerful and effective for the coming campaten k they bro to the ranks inlaation t ub, of teth 4 which clap f the great lum w s bets Pourteenth las ar tch of the sea- ithe most powerful addition was made to the organigation to-day when Leon dancers, Patrick Paul. ph Yondort, ‘Tobias Sanders, Max Hartinan, kev elnberg, Abraham Wolf, Karnet fan Max’ Tannenbaum, ‘Dr. 8. Greenbaum, Morris Wieln and Louls son a) Greater New York's Greatest Store, Ladies’ Sui adies’ Suits. Ladies’ Medium Weight All- Wool Suits, many richly trimmed with colored metallic and beaded Gimps, Ribbons and Laces, all perfectly new and well worth $15 to $25, at $8.98. LADIES’ BICYCLE SUITS IW GREAT VARIETY AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES, On 2d Floor. Great sale of Boys’ Hats, plain white with black bands, straws, with black 95 bands; worth [c., at.... ase . Children’s embroidered Hats and Pique Bun Hats in new styles at special Fine French Roses, all colors, 7 25 in a bunch.. ' Bloomingdale Bros., Third Ave., 50th and 60th Sts. ee Costumers. our Trade Mark quarantees Correct Btyle B Perfor F Silk Satin Brocade Skirts, pert rials, were 823. *20. eu5. Tailor-made Suits, AN Sil Lined 5 wi Silk & Crepon $ Dresses, 50. All Bik Lined; were 8100, | street police station, | brute | effects of the Aronsons from Bicycle Suits, Coats, Skirts & 1 Velvet & Satin Capes, Meal L Our goods must be seen to be appreciated, 39 & 41 West 23d St., North Side, Between Sth and 6th Aves. *20. joomer; were $35. *18. Rich Lining; were 835, Zobler Joined—all_ memb inany Hall General Coi Fitth Distnet. Mr. 1 recretary of the Organization. He will of the Independent County Organization in the Fifth District. Mr. Sanders is the standard-bearer of an organization In the district which has Its own club-house, with a membership of about two hundred. Abraham Wolf is a standard-bearer of an organiza Wo'strong in the district, und Morris Klein the standard-bearer ‘of an organ- {gation 125 wirong in the district “Sterers, Harvier and Ste tinue this work until the next c and they say they believe they four Senators in the coming campaign, AML con tallied as Grand sac Ha-Recorder Frederick Smyth was last night Ine Grand Sachem of the Tammany So ty, and made Im the course of bis remarks he dec wit politiclan, as he believed every citizen should be, and invited all New York Democrats fo Jola Tammany in fighting the Republican party. pei bea Clamoring for Coxey, Says Covey. g World.) ey clatme eight are ernor. Brow that eighty-five counties out of eigh: oring for him to run for 4 candidate for the Les} Is tn a allver-mounted trap. ATTACKED BY A SETTER. ¢ Citizens from Unchained and Unmussied Dow Michael Martinez, of 63 ‘Thompson sireet, was walking through Broome Street. at midnight, when a big Irish Jumped at his throat from an way at 639 Broome street he animal fastened its teeth tn the man’s lip, and he could not throw the Gog off. A patrolman of the Macdougal pulled the dog's jaws apart by main force and threw the in the street, The dog disap- Perlis peared. Martines was taken to the house of Dr, ©, Stoll, of 515 Broome street, who cau- terized the wounds. a THE ARONSONS MOVED OUT. No New Lense Yet Signed for the ‘aning. Men are at work to-day removing the the Ca- sino, Lawyer Friefeld this morning was of the opinion that by to-morrow there will be nothing left in the build- ing to which the former lessee can lay claim. Negotiations are exlerer, Who al place, but Mr, ending with Canary afous to secure & the eld was unable INVALID Dunn says the weather will be FAIR to-day ; Fair and Cooler to-morrow. SIXTH AVENUE, 20‘ TO 21% ST. Our big basement contains a wealth of those he ce HOUSEPURNISHINGS. faxeneratie articles of utility which make housekeeping a pleasure, These prices have been set for this week: Lawn Mowers. Grocery Dept. : SPECIAL PRICES For To-Day, Wednesday agd jursday, Jersey Tomatoes, solid packed, 8 1b, cans, 8°: can, California Egg Plums, heavy Double Burner Oil Stoves, extra|*YTUP, 24 Ib. cans, large and strongly made, four 4 1-2- Cc, ean. inch wicks, California Apricote, heavy ayrap, coueead 2,19 each. 24 Ib. cans, 2.14 2 39 2 49 Small One-Burner Oil Stoves, (2°. can. Finer grades with high wheels, | with Iron Tank, Bartlett Pears, especially desirable for large lawns: 65 C. each ac . = * can. 14in., 16 in., : ibe ioe Ghests and Refrigerators, |i. "can, 7"""** Sor? 7m Ib. cans, Bc: can, 6.48 «6.69 Garden Hose. Finest Maine Corn, no better Ic: can. e 25 feet of good, service- able, three-ply Hose, com- Finest New York Corn, 8°. can. AN plete with couplings and ) nozzle, regular $2.00 We are the New York sellin, Lunch Tongue, full 1-lb. can, 28¢- can. ie 49. agents for the celebrated “Leonard” Finest Little Neck Clams, One of the necessities of the summer home. Large assortment. A good, serviceable machine in three sizes, as follows: 12-in 14-in., 16-in. L-\ grade, 50 feet of high-pressure Hose, /cieanable Refrigerators and Ioe warranted, complete with COUP-) (hosts, Over 36 sizes to select lings and nozzle, from, Can fit any desired space in 10°: ean. Pure Frujt Syrups (warranted), assorted flavors, full pint bottles, 4,95. city flat or country home. Hose Reels. Ico Cream Freezers. i. Ross's Belfast Raspberry Vine- Hardwood Hose Reels, well made, “Gem” or White i: ar, 4gc. Each, Mountain Freezers ; | 84" 25°: bottle. Belfast Ginger Ale, 1.14 doz, H kitcher com- Screen Doors and Windows. ieee eo 5. 50 case of & doz. plete without one, Screen Doors 98°, Fruit Preserves, “ Brighton * 6 Screen Win- brand, 6-Ib. glass jars, six different dows - - 283; kinds, 86°: Jar. Screen Doors and | windows made Sole Agents in New York State for LINCOLN LITHIA WATER. Pudding Dishes. Pudding Dishes and Bakers. These are very handy articles, made of extra heavy tin, embossed and nickel plated, with a removable fireproof inside cooker—three sizes —at less than half regular prices, Garbage Small Medium Pails. gs: 1.25 Covered Garbage Washstands. Pails, heavily gal- Enamelled Iron vanized iron, Washstands, several sizes and designs to choose from, same de sign as cut, z ~ 6.98 each, Toilet Sets. Qqt. Bat. deqh G-gt .24 1.60 1.84 2.38 to — \ order at lowest prices, Coffee Pots Gas Stoves. Puritan Coffee Pots, balance of a manufactur- nickel plated and perfect in every reapect; four sizes. $1.00 size $1.25 size $1.50 size 48° 63° 69°. Large double-burner Gas Stoves, like cut, 1.98 Each. Black iron two-burner Gas Stoves, with six feet of tubing, complete, for large size, } hl, <x Ash Cans. Ash Cans, well made, of heavy gal- vanized iron. A bar- gain at Japanned Water Coolers, galvanized iron linings, 18°. 98° Clothesline Braided Cotton Clothesline; 100 feet for a Japanned Tin ‘oiles Set: pieces, See tage use, oe sorted colora, © an, and the second abutmen: has not| eighth street, eh completed, Br pe in Fall Blast. We ‘The recel ot the Erie Railroad Company | Apeued an order for the resumption of work the Company's shops at Hornelisville, N. ¥.,/ F polats on the road on full time, About | undred men, who have been working on reduced time for over two years, are affecied by this or: $40,000 for a Brakeman's Legs, OGDEN, Utah, May 31.—The jury in the case|Oniy eight hours per day, of Robert Murdock, against the Union Pacific] J. J. Martin, lime nerehamt, at Bighth 8 rendered a decision giving Murdock | and One Humired and Fourteenth $40,000 damages Plaintiff los: both legs while ‘working as brakeman for the company. 1 THR WORLD OF LABOR. that if the Stereo-Relief Com k, members of plain ing. ferers’ Union report om has the contra: ie on the new St. Augustine's ONE STRIKE ARBITRATED. bet te staat 0 we and Franklin avenue. @ = on men, Church authoriti th Sides and Harmony Re-established, The report of the Arbitration Commit- tee appointed by the Rossman & Brack- en Company and the Board of Walking Delegates was submitted to the Dele- kates yesterday afternoon, and unani- mously adopted, the Plumbers’ Society delegates not voting. The Committee consisted of President W. J. O'Brien, of the Board of Walking Delegates; Josiah Lindsay, for the Ro man & Bracken Company, and Judge ‘The Committee found that both sides erred, Rossman & Bracken Company are to y a fine of $0 each, while those who 1 benefits and returned to pay double the amount of the strike benefits and $00 fine each, No Society man employed by, Rossman, Bracken Company is to be suspend from the organization. The Rossman & Bracken Company 1s to employ union men at the standard rate of wages, NOT PAID FULL WAGES, ‘The Law Said to He Violated om the Fines on Tn many wages ha been advanced by employers voluntarily. There are Gfty-four citles where carpenters are working venue bes C part of I Union, The latter threaten not to use material from the yards unless he patronizes ualon labor. ——__ Army of the Potomac Reuntes, (Spectal to The Evening Waid.) NEW LONDON, Conn, May 81.—The anneal Feunion of the Army of (he Potomac occurs here |June 18 and 19. The Army aud Navy Club alee meety June 21, at the Fort Griswold House, Prominent oficiain are expected to Including President Cleveland, Sea lertert and Lamont, Gen. Horatio King, who Is the oldest graduate of Weal t living, and who is now ninety-four; Gov, d others. One oF two war vessels are. for the occaslon It avatlab! Made smooth by S-a-n.a-d-o-r Skin Soap. It prevents and cures chap- ping, redness and roughnesa, and imparts a velvety soft- ness to the hands. Pianists, typewriters, architects, artista, actors, ladies, and all who need soft and supple hands will find it most effective. agen bi re ia Wharton Co's hat factory, Newark, No John Crowley, is the newly and Corresponding Secretary Union No. Makers’ Union No, $7 will hold tutu son Saturday evening at Court and Stal kiya. Clgar-Makers’ boycott of Typographla Hoboken Abendpost. Prot. Antonio Montel has gone to Boston to paper published in thi Carpenters! Union F."Muslier and F. York Carpenters’ District Counc Delegate Peter Brennan, of the Plasterers’ La- borers Uaion, bas 40 much territory to cover that P'S. 'Taheney haa been evectet an extra decexace New Third Avenue Bridge, Julius Uecker, member of the Machinists’ Renevoleat Society, will be buried this alcerivon Complaint has been made to represen- j enerolent Socieiy.| will be buriad this alcerision tatives of the Board of Walking Dele- | tien.” gates and the Carpenters’ nions, that Boiler-makers employed by Aliens are employed on the new ‘Third | ef, Thisieeuth and Hudson Avenue bridge over the Harlem River |S by*"Arinur MeSTullen & Co., ‘Sub-Con- TO a aoe actors, at less than the staidard rate |, the, ganera» era ot bate eae been sold to J Stouts for $40,000. Of the nontine $3 | $45,000 for the bullding eigut'years azo. with a view to laying soliton, J. O Bejan soe fore’ the “Compirolier "and | Jute jg ttbltratore bet ve organizations Dock |Eitnvers “and the frm of I # oitered Joba, by" Meatullen [patie aver a ie alos ie. eae stand- | poss Builder Wiclanst Is xaid to have given a re are bald’ to be receiving 6250 sontract to Hamburger @ Davis to do pla ted Recording of Beerdrivers’ Yo, $ has indorsed fo. 7 against Auerbac! cillan retugee, he first Italian labor country. the Carp Rit nied a day of ten. hour: ere $3.50 should | (" mam, DalgIngs Ob, Fly be pald for an eigh ur workday. Mmployed aon-unien pla: qivork on the bridge hasbeen very slow, | an current wae ‘he structure was to ve, bes com: ‘Presi Bonnell, rts se Te eae ta a hue. ince | ,qRteelgent Rannell, who is se months ba since the work be- tr ° Prosiors ew ihe Te tem non-poizonous, antisentic soap tor relief cure of all diseases of the skin 4 ip, "For tact tne it iw twise tn geod