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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1764, 28 August 1874, Page 2

Evebt description of Dyeing and Cleaning done on tho shortest notice at tho Thameg Dvoiog Establishment, near corner of Rich-s mond and Bolleßton-streetß.;—Advt." Wiwtfb clothing, consisting of gentlemen's overcoats, real macintosh (?o.its, are being sold to suit all purchasers at Joseph Moms Thames Cloth Hall.—•Advt. Thb Irish 'and Italians in Now York do not get on well. Several affrays and minor riots have occurred within the . past few month*, but one more formidable than any previous one occurred very recently over a strike. The Irish labourers were working at 2.25;d015. a dayi andi struck for 2.50d01». : Forty Italians took theplaces at tho old .price., and tho Irish assaulted the workers. Out. of forty Italians thirteen were woundedj some of them severely, the hurts being inflicted with shovels, bricka, stones, and missiles of .like character. The atsaultvng.party were seconded, the Italian labourers affirm, by tho bricklayers, who from time to time would drop a,' brick opportunely near a hod-carrwr'a head. A police-force was ordered to protect the Italians "at their work," but" the bad blood seems ready to «how itself at aay time. • HAKD-WABB.T7-01d clothes. A Slow Match.—A wedding after long courtship. ; QujmY.-r-' Which goes the quicker-r- a full minute or a spare moment ? CBtELTY to Animals.—Throwing phy sic to the dogs. . / \No other living thiiig can be thrown 80 slow ai a boy on an errand.