Tram service in the Wayside district was suspended at 2.25. pam. while that inthe western distiiet ended after dark. The company officials hope. to ye-establish the service on a more stable basis with: the next 24 hours, although the attitude of the workmen is not entirely favourable, The Chinese press stated yesterday's issues that the striking tram men had conferred with the management and had insisted on having the following demands satisfied before they would return {to work:—that the company should restore the "Employees Club" and make a cash payment of $400. toward it and pay $200 monthly; that remuneration of $6,000 should be paid to conductor No. 90; that motorman No, 8 should be reinstated; that employees dismissed during the May 80 incident should be reinstated; and that the strikers should receive wages during the period of the present. strike. The Journal understands that the company is willing to discuss the first and last points, but refuses to consider the other three. joe 20 of the sites 240 yesterday without any particular —Thag n echod be extabtiched for he edge ation of the children of the is to paralyze the little trade which now is being carried on and which tials: hehadnone; and as-a result, all shops in that particular district goldsmith employees, who struc sinher 28, still are out, althovigh
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