ANNUAL REPORT

OE THE

PUBLIC PRINTER

EOR THE

FISCAL TEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1894.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING

1895.

OFFICE,

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, J). (7., January 11, 1895. Sir : I have the honor to transmit to Congress a report of the affairs of this office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Very respectfully,

Th. E. Benedict,

Public Printer.

Hon. A. E. Stevenson,

President of the Senate.

To the Senate and House of Representatives:

In obedience to the provisions of statute, it is my duty to present to Congress a detailed statement of the transactions of this office for the

fiscal year which closed June 30, 1894. The statistical information

embodied in the accompanying tables, carefully compiled from the

records of the office, covers a period of over ten months of the administration of my predecessor in office, and of less than two months of

my own charge of the public printing.

In addition to this interesting exhibit of the practical operations of

the work of public printing, binding, lithographing, etc., the law requires

that I shall report such further information touching the condition of

the office as may be in my possession. I feel it to be especially my

duty at the present time to call the attention of Congress to the new

and serious aspect which the question of providing safe and more

commodious accommodations for this office has assumed.

The following report of the result of an examination into the condition of the buildings occupied for public printing—which has alreadybeen transmitted to the Joint Committee on Printing of Congress

was made to Brig. Gen. Thomas L. Casey, Chief Engineer of the United

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States Army, by Col. John M. Wilson, of the Engineer Corps, who

was detailed for the purpose under authority of the act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1895, approved August 18, 1894. To this report

I invite especial attention

Office of Public Buildings and Grounds,

Boom 24, War Department,

Washington, D. 0., August 31, 1894. General : In compliance with the instructions contained in the letter of the 20th instant from the office of the Chief of Engineers (file mark

7438) directing me to have prepared and to submit a detailed project

and estimate of cost of repairiug the Government Printing Office, pro- viding fire escapes, and putting said building in a safe and secure condition, I have the honor to report as follows

The Government Printing Office, located at the southwest corner of

H and North Capitol streets, was originally purchased in 1861, and now

consists of what is known as the H street and North Capitol street

sections, which are not fireproof, and the southwest and south center

sections, which are believed to be fireproof.

The original H street section, which was about 243 feet by 61J feet in area and four stories high, was built as a private printing office in

1856, and purchased by the United States in 1861 ; a four-story addition,

about 60 feet by 76, was erected at the west end of the structure in

1865; and in 1871 a four-story addition, of the same general style of

construction, about 93 feet by 61 feet, was erected immediately south

of the H street section, and fronting on North Capitol street. In 1879 a fireproof building about 53 feet by 87 feet, four stories high,

with an L about 60 feet by 60 feet, was erected south of the western

portion of the H street section.

In 1880-81 a lot on H street just west of the H street section was

purchased and a stable erected, and in 1881 a second fireproof four-story

extension, about 59 feet by 94 feet, was erected just west of North Capitol street section.

In 1885 a brick storehouse, 16 feefc 10 inches by 100 feet, and three

stories high above area, was built south of main building and con- nected with it by a bridge over an alley. A one- story plumbing and

paint shop, 16 feet 10 inches by 65 feet 9 inches, was erected on the same lot at the same time.

All of these additions were constructed under the supervision of the

Architect of the Capitol.

In 1888-89 an additional story was constructed upon the south center

fireproof section, which had been erected in 1881. During the past ten days careful and critical investigations of all these buildings have been made both by myself and my assistant,

Lieut. John S. Sewell, Corps of Engineers; walls have been inspected,

excavations adjacent to foundations of walls and piers made, and the

latter critically examined; floors torn up, and beams and girders

inspected at various points, and with the information now at my com- mand I have the honor to recommend that the following work, in the

order named, be undertaken

First. To strengthen and repair the entire H street section.

Second. To place an additional fireproof story on the southwest

section.
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Third. To erect a new five- story fireproof building upon the area between the southwest section and the south center section.

For the repairs and strengthening of the H street section detailed

estimates are submitted; for the other work only estimates in bulk are submitted. But if the general project is approved and the structures can be built under the law, detailed plans, drawings, and estimates

will be prepared and submitted for farther action while the work upon

the H street section is in progress.

(1) TO STRENGTHEN AND HEPAIR THE H STREET SECTION.

This sectiom is a four- story brick structure fronting on H street; its length is 303 feet 6 inches ; its depth for 60 feet from the west end is 76 feet, while the remainder of the section is about 60 feet deep, the

east wall being on Xorth Capitol street. The walls of the building are 18 inches thick to the fourth floor, and

13 inches thick from there to the top. The floors are of timber, sup- ported by 3-inch by 13-inch joists in the third and fourth stories, and

3-inch by 11-inch joists in the second story.

There is no basement; the first floor is laid directly on a brick pavement, which rests on the ground.

The floor joists run north and south along the north and south sides

of the building, their ends resting upon the walls. As originally cod structed, two lines of girders and columns extended

from east to west through the building, and these carried the middle

span of the joists and the inner ends of the two outer spans. The columns of the first and second stories are 6-inch cast irou, with

about three-quarter-inch shells; in the third story the columns are rectangular Georgia pine posts, with a section of 10 inches by 10

inches.

The girders in all the stories are 10-inch by 11-inch pine.

The iron columns in the first story rest upon brick piers, which extend

down to hard earth about 4 feet 1 inches below the floor. The chief engineer of the building states that these piers have a base

about 4 feet square. The only one of these examined by Lieutenant

Sewell had a part of its foundation cut away to make room for a large

printing press, and was not as large as the others are stated to be. The original construction above described made the clear spans of tne floor joists about 19 feet, with a total strength in the second floor of about 150 pounds per square foot, and in the third and fourth floors of about 110 pounds per square foot for quiescent loads.

As the work of the printing office increased the upper floors became

considerably overloaded and the first floor filled with machinery.

The main line of shafting and pulleys was suspended from the middle

of the middle span of joists in the second floor, and under the increased

loads and heavy vibrations the condition of the building became so alarming that three additional rows of girders and columns were put

in, dividing each span of joists into two nearly equal spans. The new posts were of white oak in the first story and Georgia pine

above, all being 8 inches square. The girders were 8-inch by 10-inch Georgia pine in all the stories. Some inclined struts were also placed just inside the north wall to

lessen the danger to this wall from the vibrations.

The foundations under the first floor for this extra shoring are brick

piers resting on concrete, the depth being about 3 feet and the piers

about 3 feet square.
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The foundations of the outer walls of the building consist of a well- built rubble wall resting on solid earth at a depth of from 4 feet to 6

feet and a width at bottom of from 2 feet 4 inches to 2 feet 10 inches.

The original building appears to have been well designed and well

constructed throughout, except that the walls are too light for such a

large structure, even without the vibrations transmitted to them from

the machinery, and wooden lintels were used over all the windows. The

shrinkage of these lintels probably caused the numerous cracks which

appear over the windows.

The original structure was taxed far beyond a safe and reasonable

limit, both as to space and weight.

In its present condition it is still greatly overcrowded and over- weighted.

It will not be possible to render it perfectly safe without tearing it down and reconstructing it, but it can be made practically secure

against collapse, and somewhat safer for the occupants in case of fire. In making the computations of its original strength as given in the

foregoing, Lieutenant Sewell allowed a fiber stress of 1,200 pounds per

square inch for the timbers. In computing its present strength, in

view of the vibration to which the building is subjected and the excessive loads that have been piled upon the floors, he reduced the allowable

stress by 20 per cent. Under these conditions, with the free spans of the joist reduced as at present to a little less than 10 feet, the strength of the various parts of

the building is as follows:

First. The 3-inch by 12-inch joists in the third and fourth floors, if properly supported, will sustain a load of 345 pounds per square foot. Second. The 3-inch by 14-inch joists in the second floor, if properly

supported, will sustain a load of 470 pounds per square foot. Third. The 10-inch by 14-inch girders, properly supported, will sus- tain a load of 209 pounds per square foot. Fourth. The 8-inch by 10-inch girders, which have shrunk slightly

and are now 8-inch by 9J-inch, properly supported, will sustain a weight

of 77 pounds per square foot. Fifth. The cast-iron columns in the first story will sustain a weight

of 546 pounds per square foot, to be distributed between the three floors above, or 182 pounds per square foot for each floor. Sixth. The square wooden columns in the first story will sustain a weight of 256 pounds per square foot, to be distributed among the three

floors above, or 85^ pounds per square foot for each floor. The foundations of all the columns, except those which have been tampered with

in erecting steam presses, are of about the same strength as the

columns.

Seventh. With allowable stresses reduced 20 per cent from 1,200

pounds per square inch, the strength of the floors without the shoring

would be, for the third and fourth floors, 86J pounds per square foot, and

for the second floor 117J pounds per square foot. Under existing conditions the weakest points of each floor are over

8-inch by 9J-inch girders at the middle points of the joist. The best

that can be expected here is a strength equal to the sum of the

strengths of the joists and girders, the strength of the joist being cal- culated for a 19-foot span. This would give a strength of 163J pounds

per square foot for the third and fourth floors, and 194J pounds per

square foot for the second floor. To obtain these strengths would require an adjustment of joists to girders too close to be obtained practically. The actual strengths then
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lie somewhere between the strengths of the joists alone and the amounts

above given.

Some of the shoring was put into the building in such a way as to be of little advantage, and the shrinkage of the 8-inch by 10-inch

girders has deprived the joists in many places of support from the

shoring.

I am informed that before the additional shoring was erected the

changes in loads on second floor continually threw the shafting in the

first story out of line. This should have been expected. The shoring

has lessened the trouble, but not entirely overcome it. The walls of the building show the effect of the heavy vibrations

transmitted to them before the shoring was put in, and they still feel this vibration very much.

Near the smokestacks, in a high wind, additional vibration is trans- mitted to the walls, and when the printing presses are running continual vibrations in the walls can be distinctly felt. So long as the present large force of employees and the immense

amount of machinery and materials are permitted to remain in this structure the following conditions should exist:

First. The strength of the second floor should be made at least 200

pounds to the square foot, with no weak spots anywhere ; at the same

time a rigid support should be afforded to the shafting in the first story. The second floor is the composing room, and carries a very heavy

weight of type, forms, etc. The first story is the press room. It is unnecessary to state the absolute importance of maintaing the shafting

in line. Second. The strength of the third and fourth floors, used for the

bindery, with considerable machinery, should be not less than 150

pounds per square foot. Third. The walls should be strengthened so as to be perfectly secure. Fourth. Additional lines of communication between stories should

be added, for use in case of fire. "With these facts before me, the following project is submitted for strengthening and repairing the H street building

First. To remove the timber shoring from the first story and replace

it with cast-iron columns and steel beams ; the columns to rest on brick

piers with concrete foundations; the beams to be bolted to columns and

anchored in the east and west walls; the columns to have brackets and

lugs at top for beams and brackets lower down for a rigid support for shafting ; a single line of deep beams from 10 to 12 inches to be used

rather than a double line of shallow ones ; the timber shoring in the

upper stories should be overhauled and adjusted where necessary.

Second. Add 13 inches to the thickness of the walls as far up as the

third floor, and 9 inches from there to the top; substitute cast iron for wooden lintels over the windows, and tear out and rebuild cracked portions of walls; bolt the.new walls to be built inside to the old ones with

iron bolts and anchors, one for every 10 or 12 square feet of surface. Third. Erect new stairways for fire escapes connecting the second,

third, and fourth floors, and construct another direct exit from the

second floor to street. It is believed that the foregoing project would accomplish the end

desired. Should it be approved, many careful measurements and examinations will be necessary as soon as funds are available, in order to properly develop details, as the present arrangements of printing

presses and machinery must be considered.
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The following approximate estimate of cost is submitted:

First. To strengthen floors: Excavation, 232 yards, at $1.25 $290. 00

Concrete, 135 yards, at $6 810.00 Bricks in position, 19,000, at $18 342. 00 \IZ } «*>,000p<mnd. (in position),at Stents. 3, 900. 00 Damage to floors and repairs to wooden shoring 800. 00

6, 142. 00 Second. Strengthening walls

Excavation, 300 yards, at $1.25 375. 00 Concrete, 120 yards, at $6 720. 00

Bricks, 700,000, at $25 (in position) 17,500.00

Bolts, anchors, etc., 100,000 pounds, at 2£ cents 2, 250. 00

Cast-iron lintels, 125,000 pounds, at 2 cents 2, 500. 00 Damage to floors, drilling walls, etc 1, 500. 00

24, 845. 00 Third. Improved communication, extra stairways 3, 000. 00

Total estimate for strengthening and repairing H street building.

Strengthening floors $6, 142. 00 Strengthening walls 24, 845. 00 Extra stairways 3, 000. 00

33, 987. 00 Contingencies, 20 per cent 6, 797. 00 Total 40,784.00

(2) TO PLACE AN ADDITIONAL FIREPROOF STORY ON THE SOUTHWEST SECTION.

The area occupied by the L-shaped fireproof building is 8,252 square

feet. If a story about 12 feet high be added to this, the gain in cubic

feet will be 99,024 feet. It is believed that this can be constructed for about 15 cents per cubic foot, or about $14,850.

(3) TO ERECT A NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING: UPON THE AREA BETWEEN

THE SOUTHWEST SECTION AND THE SOUTH CENTER SECTION.

The available space* is 60 feet by 23 feet, or 1,380 square feet; if built

up to a height of five stories, say about 66 feet, the total cubic con- tents of the structure would be 91,080 cubic feet. It is believed that this can be done for about 15 cents per cubic foot, or about $13,650.

The total estimated cost of the work projected is, therefore, as follows

Strengthening H street section $40, 784 New story on southwest section , . . 14, 850 New building between southwest and south center sections 13, 650 Total 69, 284 While I fully believe it was intended by the law that fireproof additions could be made to the building, I have not as yet had detailed

estimates of their cost made, but give bulk estimates for which I think

the work can be done.

If the general plan outlined is approved, plans of the new structures and detailed estimates will be prepared as soon as funds are available for
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employing draftsmen, etc., and will be submitted to the Chief of Engineers for his action.

I am indebted to Lieut. John S. Sewell, Corps of Engineers, for valuable assistance in the investigation of the condition of the Government Printing Office and in the preparation of this report.

Very respectfully, your obedient servant,

John M. Wilson,

Lieutenant-Colonel, Corps of Engineers,

Colonel, United States Army.

Brig. Gen. Thos. L. Casey,

Chief of Engineers, United States Army, Washington, D. C. The conclusions arrived at in the above report respecting the safety

of portions of the structure now composing the Government Printing

Office are such as to justify me in asking that Congress take immediate

steps to prevent the imminent danger to life and public property so

clearly indicated. The facts regarding the insecurity of the H street wing of the office are not new, but they are now presented for the first time by such eminent scientific engineering authority as to leave no

reasonable doubt as to their accuracy or the pressing nature of the

crisis to be met. The conviction that this wing is unsafe has been

growing for a long time. The watchful eyes of experienced subordinates

in the office detected many faults years ago, and the,most cursory examination into the history of its construction and use and into its present

overcrowded condition would lead inevitably to the conclusion that it is no longer fit for the uses of the Government.

It is but just that I should here recall that the attention of Congress

has been invited to this subject in the most earnest manner by two of

my predecessors, by myself during a previous term of office, and again

by me in the month of June last. I am fully convinced that the H street wing has been more than once

in danger of collapse during the past from overweighting, and that no human foresight or anxiety can wholly prevent the recurrence of such

danger under present conditions. In myjudgment, the time has arrived

for taking up the work of reconstructing this office, and a failure on my

part to report fully to Congress the serious aspect of the matter would,

in my opinion, be a serious, if not criminal, neglect of duty.

I will frankly say that, after reading Colonel Wilson's report confirming the worst fears as to the stability of the- H street wing, I would

have abandoned that portion of the building and removed the divisions

located there to more secure quarters had the means and additional

working space been at my disposal. I have used every precaution in

my power to relieve the dangerous portions of the building from weight

and stress and to render them as safe as possible, and I am unable to do more without the authority of Congress. I appeal earnestly for such legislation as will permit the removal of the danger at the earliest

possible day and relieve the apprehensions of the many hundreds of
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employees of the office, who, though fully appreciating their peril, still remain at their posts of public duty.

In addition to the question of humanity involved, an immediate

enlargement both of working and storage space is required to secure the economical and prompt execution of the public printing. This

demand can best be met by the erection, adjoining this office, of an annex building, with sufficient space to relieve the overcrowded and

dangerous floors of the present building.

The Government in the past has lost much more than the cost of a new printing office in the delay and increased expense of the public

printing because of the cramped and insufficient accommodations.

The growth of the public printing has been constant, while the facili- ties of the office have kept pace neither with that growth nor with the

peculiar necessities of the Government. It must be remembered, too, that this office is always liable to sudden and imperative demands for work whichtax to the utmost its capacity and the ability of those charged

with its execution. The new printing bill passed by Congress at its present session creates, if it becomes a law, conditions which will add

largely to the work of the office and make necessary a very large addition to its present working and storage space, which can only be met

for some time by the rental of inconvenient buildings and floors in the

city. For several years past the execution of the most necessary work

of the Government has been carried forward by a process of selectior

imposed upon the Public Printer by conditions he could not escape, and leading to frequent complaints from the various Departments of

the Government regarding delayed work. This condition has reached a point at last when it must be said that the office can not with any

degree of promptitude meet the largely increased demands created by

Congress without a radical step being taken in the direction of increasing its accommodations.

I am much gratified to recognize the efforts of the Joint Committee

on Printing to relieve in a degree the embarrassments under which the

office labors, by providing for the erection of a fifth story on the southwest wing of the office and the building of floors upon the area between

the southwest and south center wings. These additions, now being

constructed under direction of the Chief Engineer of the Army, will,

when completed, give considerable additional space to the office, and

will be immediately utilized in relieving some of the overcrowded and

dangerous parts of the office ; but they will not affect the deficiencies and

dangers herein referred to, or meet any increased demands.

The Government Printing Office is in a peculiar respect the ward of

Congress. It was created by it with an enlightened recognition of

the interest taken by a free people in the work of national legislation,

and then its benefits were gradually extended to all branches of the

Government to meet the public demand for knowledge in respect to matters concerning the country's progress.
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So great lias been its usefulness and the recognition of its utility by

Congress that the tendency has constantly been for the work to outrun

the facilities of the office. Nevertheless, Congress and the people may

well be proud of an institution which is so peculiarly national in its character, and which has received recognition by nearly all civilized

nations on account of the excellence of its work.

No doubt action by Congress for the erection of a new printing office would have been taken long ere this but for conflicting opinions regarding the best location and facilities. Any contention as to the future

location of the office should not, however, be allowed to affect action for immediate relief in the present serious emergency, for whether the office

is permanently retained in its present location or not, the need of an

annex building is pressing and vital. The expense involved in the

construction of such a building will not be wasted under any circumstances ; the Government will soon need the building for storage purposes

alone, and it could be constructed with a view to such use whenever

larger plans for the accommodation of the office are carried out. I trust that Congress will act with the generosity which it has always

shown toward the office, and with the promptness that the situation

demands.

Eespectfully submitted. Th. E. Benedict,

Public Printer.

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APPENDIX.

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No. 1.

Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, and the condition of the appropriations July 1, 1894.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1894: Appropriation, act March 3, 1893 $15, 100. 00 Disbursed for salaries during fiscal year 14, 987. 29 Balance July 1, 1894 112. 71 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1893

Balance July 1, 1893 558. 82 Disbursed during fiscal year 297. 12 Balance July 1, 1894 261. 70 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1894

Appropriation, act March 3, 1893 3, 000. 00 Disbursed during fiscal year 2, 143. 87 Balance July 1, 1894 856. 13 Printing and binding, 1892: Balance July 1. 1893 $21, 394. 26 Transferred on books at Treasury for printing, etc 14, 765. 28

36, 159. 54 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 36. 00 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 26, 486. 00 Disbursed for material and supplies 9. 36

26, 531. 36 Balance July 1, 1894 9, 628. 18 Printing and binding, 1893

Balance July 1, 1893 343, 291. 65 By amount of one "Ellis " trimmer returned to Montague & Fuller 360. 00 Received from sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 3, 229. 72 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 65, 868. 37 412,749.74 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 75, 174. 27 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 46, 139. 45 Disbursed for paper 183, 508. 82 Disbursed for material and supplies 30, 011. 30

334, 833. 84 Balance July 1, 1894 77, 915. 90 Printing and binding, 1894

Appropriation, act March 3, 1893 2, 497, 000. 00 Appropriation, act December 1, 1893 200, 000. 00 Appropriation, act March 12, ] 894 315, 000. 00 Appropriation, act April 21, 1894 69, 000. 00 Appropriation, act June 19, 1894 165, 000. 00 Beceived from sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 72, 590. 39 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 152, 517. 25 Bepavments (to correct errors on pay rolls) 53. 00 3,471,160.64 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year, 2, 568, 292. 49 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving, 18, 940. 75 Disbursed for paper 331, 492. 96 Disbursed for material and supplies 262, 225. 17 3,180,951.37 Balance July 1, 1894 290, 209. 27 15
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Printing Annual Report (1891) Secretary of Agriculture

Balance July 1, 1893 $8, 042. 60 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 194. 02 Balance July 1, 1894 7, 848. 58 Printing Annual Eeport (1892) Secretary of Agriculture: Balance July 1, 1893 $278, 065. 82 Repayment (to correct error on pay rolls) 3. 25

278, 069. 07 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 113, 058. 44 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 26, 290. 53 Disbursed for material and supplies 17, 461. 84 Disbursed for paper 51, 640. 57

208, 451. 38 Balance July 1, 1894 69, 617. 69 Printing Annual Report (1893) Secretary of Agriculture:

Appropriation, joint resolution April 10, 1894 300, 000. 00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 3, 848. 14 Disbursed for paper 2, 256. 15 Disbursed for materal and supplies 295. 18

6, 399. 47 Balance July 1, 1894 293, 600. 53 Growth of Industrial Art

Balance July 1, 1893 11, 865. 65 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 3, 642. 98 Disbursed for material and supplies 587. 50

4, 230. 48 Balance July 1, 1894 7, 635. 17 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office

Balance July 1, ]893 5, 975. 26 Disbursed for rent of warerooms 5, 882. 90 Balance July 1, 1894 92. 36 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office, 1894

Appropriation act December 21, 1893 3, 000. 00 Disbursed for rent of warerooms 2, 180. 00 Balance July 1, 1894 820. 00 Publication of Eleventh Census Reports

Balance July 1, 1893 356, 136. 83 Repayment to correct errors on pay roll .10

356, 136. 93 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 115, 070. 75 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 10, 887. 00 Disbursed for material and supplies 4, 533. 07 Disbursed for paper 22, 836. 19

153, 327. 01 Balance July 1, 1894 202, 809. 92 No. 2

Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July 1, 1894, as shoivn by ledger. RESOURCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1894, act March 3, 1893 $15, 100. 00 Contingent expenses, office Public Printer

1893, balance July 1, 1893 558. 82

1894, act March 3, 1893 3, 000. Oo Public printing and binding

1892, balance July 1, 1893 $21, 394. 26 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 14, 765. 28

36, 159. 54

1893, balance July 1, 1893 343, 291. 65 Transfer, on account of Ellis trimmer returned to Montague <fc Fuller. . 360. 00 Sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 3, 229. 72 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 65, 868. 37

412, 749. 74
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Public printing and binding—Continued.

1894. act March 3, 1893 $2, 497, 000. 00

1894, act December 1, 1893 200. 000. 00

1894, act March 12. 1894 315, 000. 00

1894, act April 21, 1894 69. 000. 00

1894, act June 19, 1894 165. 000. 00 Received, sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 72. 590. 39 Transferred on books of Treasury for printing, etc 152. 517. 25 Received (repayments to correct errors on pav rolls) 53. 00

$3, 471, 160. 64 Printing Annual Report (1891) Secretary of Agriculture, balance July 1, 1893 8, 042. 60 Printing Annual Report (1892) Secretary of Agriculture

Balance July 1, 1893 278, 065. 82 Received to correct errors on pav roll 3. 25

278, 069. 07 Printing Annual Report (1893) Secretary of Agriculture, appropriation, joint resolution April 10, 1894 300, 000. 00 Printing second editon, Growth of Industrial Art, balance July 1, 1893 11, 865. 65 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office, balance July 1, 1893 5,975.26 Removal and storage of certain material. Government Printing Office. 1894 3, 000. 00 Publication of Eleventh Census Reports: Balance July 1, 1893 356. 136. 83 Repavment (to correct error on pav rolls) .10

356, 136. 93

4, 901, 818. 25 disbcese:uents. Pay of employees , 2. 879, 317. 09 Paper for printing 591, 734. 69 Lithographing and engraving 128, 743. 73 Material and supplies, other than paper for printing 323, 186. 32

Salaries, office of Public Printer, 1894 14, 987. 29 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer:

1893 297.12

1894 2,143.87

3,940,410.11 UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Salaries, office of Public Printer, 1894 112. 71 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer:

1893 261.70

1894 856.13 Public printing and binding:

1892 9, 628. 18 1893 77, 915. 90 1894 290, 209. 27 Printing Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture

1891 7,848.58

1892 69,617.69

1893 293,600.53 Growth of Industrial Art 7, 635. 17 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office 92. 36 Removal and storage of certain material. Government Printing Office. 1894 . 820. 00 Publication of Eleventh Census Reports 202, 809. 92

961, 408. 14

4. 901, 818. 25 EECEIPTS DUBEVG FISCAL TEAE ENDED JT/XE 30,1894. Received from sales of extra documeents, waste paper, and for printing, which sum

has been deposited in the Treasury to the credit of the appropriations for printing and

binding 75, 820. 11 Received from sales of waste gold leaf, old machinery, etc., which has been deposited in the Treasury to the credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources 11, 277. 82

87, 097. 93 S. Mis. 46 2
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No. 3.

Classified statement of payments, by appropriations, for fiscal year ended June

30, 1894.

Appropriations. Labor. Paper.

Material and

supplies.

Lithographing and

engraving.

Total.

Salaries, office of Public Printer, 1894. Contingent expenses office of Public

Printer

1893

$14, 987. 29 $14, 987. 29

297. 12

2, 143. 87

26, 531. 36

334, 833. 84

3, 180, 951. 37

194. 02

208, 451. 38

6, 399. 47

4, 230. 48

5, 882. 90

2, 180. 00

153, 327. 01

$297. 12

2, 143. 87

9. 36

30, 011. 30

262, 225. 17

1894 Printing and Binding

1892 36. 00

75, 174.27

2, 568, 292. 49

194. 02

113, 058. 44

3, 848. 14

3, 642. 98

$26, 486. 00

46, 139. 45

18, 940. 75 1893 1894 Printing Annual Report of Secre- tary of Agriculture:

1891

$183, 508. 82

331, 492. 96

1892

1893

51,640. 57

2, 256. 15

17, 461. 84

295. 18

587. 50

5, 882. 90

2, 180. 00

4, 533. 07

26, 290. 53 Growth of Industrial Art ...... Removal and storage

Reports, Eleventh Census

Total

115, 070. 75 22, 836. 19 10, 887. 00

2, 894, 304. 38 591, 734. 69 325, 627. 31 128, 743. 73 3, 940, 410. 11

No. 4.

Statement showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, lithographing, and

engraving during fiscal years 1887 to 1894, both inclusive.

Appropriations. 1887. 1888. 1889. 1890.

Printing and binding

Agricultural reports Reports of Tenth Census Removal and storage Bureau of Animal Industry, 1885 Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887-88 . .

First Labor Report

Second Labor Report

Third Labor Report Fourth Labor Report

Bulletins, Bureau of Etbnology

Protecting office from fire Postal Laws and Regulations Consular reports on cattle and dairy

$2, 282, 101. 44

113, 553. 76

57, 282. 14

7, 897. 26

16, 041. 74

11, 488. 95

8, 592. 82

1, 699. 67

1, 420. 57

farming.

Enlargement of building, Government

Printing Office Engine and boiler, Government Print- ing Office Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions .". Printing Report (1887) on Commerce

and Navigation

Total 2, 500, 078. 35

, 373, 098. 19

211, 826. 08

20, 572. 43

4, 746. 40

362. 07

$2, 598, 146. 35

240, 713. 71

41, 650. 68

5, 148. 51

4, 217. 57

788. 35

6, 579. 43

17, 475. 00

8, 898. 98

$2, 891, 293. 91

173, 378. 59

258. 19

3, 719. 88

16, 802. 25

2, 254. 82

229. 97

48, 270. 80

14, 406. 65

9, 150. 00

10, 133. 47

1, 093. 82

19, 751. 62

186. 40

11, 401. 41

279. 93

1,593.06

4, 850. 00

304. 51

2, 648, 564. 50 2,988, 001.03 3, 107, 017. 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 19

No. 4.

Statement showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, etc. —Continued.

Appropriations

1891. 1692. 1893. 1894.

Printing and binding ! $3,339,588.51! $3,225,469.99 Agricultural reports

j 198,109.65 135, 817. 5C Reports of Tenth Census j

240, 103. 56

154, 820.46

$3, 542, 316. 57

215, 044. 87 Removal and storage '. Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887- Bulletins, Bureau of Ethnology . , Third Labor Report Fourth Labor Report

Fifth Labor Report

3, 833. 14

135. 85 Enlargement of building, Government

Printing Office

5, 036. 58

12, 740. 37

13, 327. 09

Engine and boiler, Government Print- ing Office Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions Printing Report (1887) on Commerce

and Navigation

Printing Report on Diseases of the Horse

Eleventh Census Reports

Printing second edition Growth of Industrial Art

461. 50

5, 727. 36

19, 007. 99

837. 96

26, 502. 83

30, 833. 48

4. 040. 00

340.79

113, 035. 35

11, 634. 35 Total 3.570,502.40 3,450,565.

8, 062. 90

153, 327. 01

4, 230. 48

3,523,974.51 ; 3,922,981.:

Estimate of appropriations for public printing and binding for fiscal year ending June

30, 1896, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasury for presentation to the third ses- sion of the Fifty-third Congress.

TV ages $2,207,273.73 Materials 276, 993. 75 Paper 496, 512. 50 Congressional Record 178, 172. 50 Lithographing and engraving 70, 000. 00

3, 228, 972. 48

No. 5.Statement showing disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses

in the office of the Public Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Public Printer $4, 500. 00 Chief clerk 2, 400. 00 One clerk, 364 days, at $1,800 per annum 1, 795. 11 One clerk, 361 days, at $1,800 per annum 1, 780. 12 One clerk 1, 600. 00 One clerk, 345 days, at $1,600 per annum 1, 512. 06 One clerk ' 1, 400. 00

14, 987. 29 Contingent expenses of the office 2, 440. 99

17, 428. 28
20 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 6.Statement showing the disbursements on 'account of public printing and binding

(except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894. Wages $2,485,427.25 Improvements and repairs to building: Repairs to roofs 307. 75 Shades and brackets 44.30 Awnings 43.50 Lime and hair 23. 15 Cement 54.50 Bricks 143. 50 Sand 20. 70 Fire-clay .' 33.00 Stone 35. 46 Lining water coolers 36. 50 Matting, carpets, etc 74. 50 Tables 2.00 Hall racks 18.00

^Chairs, stools, etc 228.39

|Chair bottoms 4. 20 Lumber 2,929.80 Lamps 869. 95

Glass, putty, etc 78.18

Electric supplies 289. 70 Locks, hinges, etc 83. 29 Nails 75. 85

Iron, steel, etc 310. 41 Screws 32.70 Paint, etc 302. 88 Plumbing and gas fitting 468. 15 Framing, galvanized iron siding, and floor beams for glue room 1, 955. 00 Tiled floor for glue room 213. OO Lining glue room with galvanized iron 52. 00

69 square yards asphalt block pavement 172. 50 Covering and painting smokestacks 255. 0O

7 wrought-iron beams 187. 25 Covering floor and lining wash room with copper and galvanized iron - 155. 00 Repairing pavement in warehouse 20. 00

3 iron window guards 24. 00

1 folding gate 29. 00 Lining two boxes with copper, etc 25. 00 Renewing furnace grate 6. 50 36 square feet wire screen 2. 16

48 feet magnesia covering, etc 12. 89

5 gallons asphaltum , 4. 00 Miscellaneous 4. 70 Machinery, tools, and implements:

1 dynamo 850. 00

1 perforating machine and attachments 395. 00

1 knife-grinding machine 350. 00

1 wire-stitching machine 500. 00

1 wire-stitching machine 300.00

1 glue heater and kettles 475. 00

1 34-inch table shears 110. 00

1 mitering machine 11. 70

45 sewing benches 67. 35

1 backing machine 85. 00

6 patent lettering pallets 66. 00

12 agate burnishers 21. 00

2 backing pans 63. 00

2 exhaust heads 68. 00

12 dozen fire balls : 48. 00

1 stove 23.50

1 radiator 17.50

1 bicycle . .

.' 75. 00 Fixtures for stitching machines 296. 75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 21

"Use of patent type measurer $100. 00 Rent of 23 fire-alarm boxes 210. 87 42 cherry press boards, brass bound 95. 55 2 lockups 20. 00

1.000 rope ties 20.00 30 creasers -~- 60.00 Fixtures for cutting machines 81. 90 6 pairs rollers for case-smoothing machine 180. 00 24 gaskets 13.00

7 cast-iron collars 35.00 20 saw gummers 17. 12 Fixtures for printing presses 112. 81

12 brass diamond rolls 84. 00 2 dozen spatulas - 10. 00 Head for embossing press 44. 10 2 dozen gas brackets 18.00 20 gross repair links 14. 00 2 table brackets 30. 00 2 roller-arm frames 25. 00 3 face plates 10. 50 Worm and wheel for shaving machine 20. 00

1 brass gilding plate 14. 00 24 pairs Swiss tweezers 13. 20

1 galvanized-iron box 12. 00 1 vise 13. 50 Fixtures to backing machines 9. 00 8 bells (electric and call) ] 3. 10 2 dozen gauge glasses 6. 00 2 dies 4.80

19 taps 6.05

1 nail puller 2.00

1 fore plane 2.50

10 scoop shovels 10. 25 13£ pounds sash cord 4. 73

10 pounds awning cord 2. 20

1 stepladder 3. 20 24 rubber tires 15. 68

1 iron tank 4.50 8 leather cups 6.00

1 dozen transfer cases 4. 20 15 dozen bowls 10. 90

1 padlock 1. 00 6 pounds rivets 3. 40

1 package rivets .80 48 pairs butts 1. 89 25 pounds nuts 1.85

164 pounds washers 6. 81 2 h ard-fiber washers 3. 92

17 dozen blank keys 10. 50

1 steam trap 10.00

1 slide box 8. 00

1 pencil sharpener 1. 00 7 sieves 4. 35 24 pairs lift handles 1. 92 37 handles, various kinds 2. 90 2 push buttons 1.50 6 sets cutters 1. 50 6 sets castors 2. 10

1 brass faucet 1. 20

1 push slide 2.50 2 gross brass pillars 2. 50

12 soldering irons 6. 50

1 vibrator lever and bracket 6. 75

1 rawhide mallet : . 1. 00 2 chains for counterweight 8. 00 8 metal molds 8.00
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

1 cam for former $5. 00

1 brayer 1. 00

1 fly spring 2. 50

1 worm wheel 3.50- 100 brass label holders 6. 35

7§ pounds isinglass 7. 7&

50 journal boxes 5. 00-

1 casting for clutch 2. 00

1 water sprinkler 2. 00

2 grindstones 7. 00

1 drip pan 3. 50

6 stop cocks

*

3.00

1 air cock .25

6 dozen wardrobe hooks 1. 13

1 finishing press 3. 38

2 dozen bookbinders' awls 7. 20 20 boxes eyelets 2. 65 2 gross awning hooks 2. 10

1 pair clippers 1. 00

1 pair compasses 1. 00

2 sets cams for ruling machine 7. 20* 1 chisel .90

6 papers glaziers' points .90

1 dozen tumblers .60

1 tin funnel . 2S

6 brass hooks and eyes .30

1 hanger .90

1 package stove bolts .40

1 ^-gallon graduated measure .15

1 tape measure .18

1 gross screw eyes .60

2 drills .40

1 hatchet .50 Repairing sprinkler .50

Oilstones 40. 81 Sandstones 7. 0O

Clips 50.00 Ruling pens

2,500 at 1.7 cents $42. 50

1,800 at 2.4 cents 43. 20

25, 740 at 1.2 cents 308. 88

394. 58 Lubricators

1,000 No. 2 30.00

600 No. 3 30. 00

60. 00' Finishers' rubbers 83. 75- Packing 37. 93 Springs 35. 82 Brooms 139. 50 Files 69.82 Bolts 34.44

Oilers 55.78

Pinions, one-gear 14. 00 Trucks 105. 60 Tubing 17.02

Filter tubes 60.00 Cable wire 19. 86 Wire 49. 70

Stitching-machine wire

200 pounds, at 13 cents 26. 00

958 pounds, at 10 cents 95. 80

2,217i pounds, at 9 cents 201. 57

323. 37

48 grate bars 82.20 176 pounds grate bars 7. 04

89. 24
KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 23

4X

35 dozen hammers $56. 41 6 dozen mallets 14.70

5 hatchets 2.75 Lace leather 45. 00 Plyers - 41.35 Pulleys, etc 220.09 Crocks 57.29 Presses 1, 279. 75 Hose 21.06 Rubber dam 3. 00 Bone folders 52. 50 Wrenches 21. 60 "Emery wheels 298. 10 Cutter woods 43.20 Glaepots 42. 88 Awls 14. 40 Xeedles 30.25 Pressing blocks. 522. 50 Cloth 109. 44 Inspecting boilers 15.00 Chisels 24. 55 Punches 11. 90 Electric fans and fixtures 166.25 Machine screws 4. 85 Press boards 12. 00

100 glazed boards 42. 50

1 dozen screw-drivers • 6.00

1 dozen spatulas 9.60 Castings 203.27 Stamps, etc 26. 00 Repairing machinery 229. 66 Blankets

49 pairs woolen, at $3.62 $177. 38

8| yards rubber 48. 35

225. 73 Sewing-machine fixtures 414.12 Cotton waste

316 pounds at 9.4 cents 29. 70

4,971 pounds at 8.4 cents 417.55

447. 25 Pope

7,794| pounds, for pressing machines, at 7| cents 604. 87 250 feet - 20.18

625. 05 Cans, cups, etc 38. 40 Shears, trimmers, etc 208. 15 Buckets 35. 75 Saws

14 circular book saws, at $1.08 15.12

140 circular book saws, at $2.70 378. 00

2 circular book saws, at $5.40 10. 80

4 circular book saws, at $2.52 10. 08

40 sets circular book saws, at $9 360. 00

774. 00

15 dozen saw blades 10. 25 Catting knives

146 cutting knives, at $9.93 1, 449. 78

28 cutting knives at, at $4 112. 00 2 cutting knives, at $29.70 59. 40

6 cutting knives, at $14.62 87. 72

1 cutting knife, at $17 17. 00

3 sets cutting knives, at $18 54. 00

1, 779. 90 Knives

24 operator's knives, at 50 cents 12. 00

60 dozen shoe knives, at 78 cents 46. 80

54 knives 29. 20 — 88. 00
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Oak-tanned belting

740 feet, at 3.25 cents $24. 05

300 feet, at 5.5 cents 16.50

300 feet, at 7.5 cents 22. 50 647 feet, at 11.75 cents 76. 02 200 feet, at 16.25 cents 32. 50 300 feet, at 24.75 cents 74. 25

50 feet, at 11 cents 5. 50 340 feet, at 61.25 cents 208. 25 Brushes:

10 dozen sash, at $2.47 24. 70

2 I

15 dozen sash, at $2.40 5. 01 6T

8s dozen lye, at $9.40 62. 67

20 dozen whitewash, at $1.90 38. 00

1 dozen dusters 9. 00 If dozen rice root, at $6 . -. 10. 50 6 beating 42. 00 8 dozen glue, at $23 184. 00 4 dozen goat-hair, at $7.45 29. 80

2 dozen wall, at $9 18. 00

11T

25 dozen pick, at $6.25 69. 79 12^ dozen fitches, at 54 cents 6. 53

2TV dozen glue, at $2.10 4. 38

2 dozen glue, at $23 46. 00 6J5 dozen glue, at $5.70 34. 67

6£ dozen glue, at $11.25 68. 44

18 dozen lye, at $6.25 112. 50 Miscellaneous 70. 95

1 dozen wall 15. 00 Fitting 14 knives

1 rule cutter , 5 imposing stones

3 dozen gauge pins Grinding 5 imposing stones

72 planers

77£ pounds furniture Repairs to galleys Composing sticks

24 knee 19. 80

12 knee 12. 00

100, 10 by 2, at 65 cents 65. 00 100 Yankee, at 52 cents . . 52. 00

12 reversible knee, at 99 cents 11. 88 Chases:

1 chase 9.00

25 wrought-iron 300. 00

12 wrought-iron 67. 21

2 wrought-iron 4.55

12 half-medium 66. 00 8 patent 32. 00 100 wrought-iron 325. 00 Cases

24 pairs, at $1.04 24. 96 36 figure cases, at 69 cents 24. 84

602 galleys Quoins

85 dozen Hempel 207. 00

6,000 hickory 21.60

50 dozen Hempel 112. 50 100 dozen Hempel 225. 00

50 dozen Hempel 112. 50 500 boxwood 2. 70

5,000 hickory 18.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 25

494 keys for quoins $222. 30 Type 9, 800. 30 Brass rule 1,383.92 Materials, etc

Book printing ink

1,500 pounds, at 40 cents $600. 00

6.315 pounds, at 50 cents -- 3, 157. 50

1,129 pounds, at 45 cents 508. 05

4, 265. 55 Parchment black, 5 pounds, at $1.50 7. 50 TTeb-press ink:

3,335 pounds, at 25 cents 833. 75

2.208 pounds, at 27 cents 596. 16

1, 429. 91 25 pounds varnish, at 50 cents 12. 50 Drier

5 pounds 1.88

5 gallons 11.25

13. 13 Job printing ink

3,870 pounds, at 75 cents 2, 902. 50

1.108 pounds, at 70 cents 775. 60 400 pounds quick-drying, at 75 cents 300. 00

3, 978. 10 Colored ink

350 pounds, at $4 - 1, 400. 00 160 pounds, at $1.50 240. 00 105 pounds, at $2.50 2C2. 50

1, 902. 50 Cut ink:

810 pounds, at 75 cents 607. 50 521 pounds, at $1.80 937. 80

1, 545. 30 \ pound black copying ink 2. 50

179,813 pounds stereotype metal, at 7.7 cents 13, 845. 57

14,791 pounds antimony and tin, at 15.9 cents 2, 351. 75

3,000 pounds backing powder, at 5 cents 150. 00

4,731 pounds copper battery plates, at 14.8 cents 700. 19

7,493 pounds cast-iron filings, at 2.5 cents 187. 31 Tin foil

500 pounds, at 18.1 cents 90. 50

2,900 pounds, at 18 cents 522. 00 — 612. 50 838 pounds beeswax, at 27 cents 226. 26

2 barrels plaster of paris 3.55

13,104 bonnet boards, at 2. 6 cents 340. 61 Tissue paper:

200 reams, 19 by 24, at $1.45 290. 00 110 reams, 19 by 24, at $1.85 203. 50

493. 50

1,987 feet blocking boards, at 15 cents 298. 05 52 stereotype blocks 196. 30

5,282 pounds sulphate copper, at 3.9 cents 206. 00

3 carboys sulphuric acid, at $3.74 11. 22

5 carboys muriatic acid 17. 46 84 ratchets 31.50

90 reams stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24, 50 pounds, at $6.25 562. 50

64,889 pounds bar lead, at 4.2 cents 2, 725. 33 Bar tin

508 pounds, at 21.9 cents 111. 25

3,000 pounds, at 21.4 cents 642. 00

753. 25 Glue:

30,850 pounds, at 9.4 cents 2, 899. 90

1,000 pounds, at 28 cents 280. 00 50 pounds Cooper's, at 25 cents 12. 50

103 pounds, at 18 cents 18. 54

3, 210. 94

6,875 pounds potash, at 5.2 cents 357. 49
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Holler composition

7,000 pounds, at 30 cents $2, 100. 00

1, 500 pounds, at 28 cents 420. 00

$2, 520. 00 Glycerin

1,100 pounds, at 15| cents 170. 50 1,096 pounds, at 16§ cents 180. 84

6 gallons and 30 pounds 24.00

375. 34 Benzine:

264 gallons, at 6.8 cents 17. 95

5,026i gallons, at 6.6 cents 349. 92

367. 87

Oil:

1,304^ gallons engine, at 35 cents 456. 59 888£ gallons washing, at 20 cents 177. 70 346 gallons cylinder, at 65 cents 224. 93 100 pounds Albany lubricating compound, at 13.2 cents 13. 20 4 gallons neat's-foot 3. 60

15 gallons royal security, at 20 cents 3. 00 206 gallons engine, at 65 cents 133. 90 52 gallons engine, at 30 cents 15. 60 10 dozen sweet, at 57 cents 5. 70 190 dozen sweet, at 59 cents 112. 10 48 quarts olive, at 48 cents 23. 04

1, 169. 36 Cotton

300 yards, at 12 cents 36. 00 4,337| yards, at 8.4 cents 364. 34

6,5761 yards, at 13.4 cents 881. 20

4, 260| yards, at 5.8 cents 247.13

2, 063 yards, at 4 cents 82. 52

1, 611. 19 200 yards canton flannel, at 12J cents 25. 00 Cambric

541J yards, at 5.1 cents 27. 60 12 yards, at 5 cents .60

28. 20

3,596| yards canvas, at 28 cents 1, 007. 02 Thread

500 pounds, at $1.10 550. 00

10 pounds, at $1.10 11. 00 649 spools, at 76 cents per spool 493. 24 111 pounds, at 60 cents 66. 60 250 spools, at 90 cents per spool 225. 00 462 pounds, at 83 cents 383. 46

4,004| pounds, at 81.2 cents 3, 251. 85 40 dozen spools, at 95 cents 38. 00 102 pounds, at 95 cents 96. 90 26 dozen M. & F., at 93 cents 24. 18 20 dozen M. & F., at $1.10 22. 00 102 pounds, at 80 cents 81. 60

102 pounds, at 70 cents 71. 40

5, 315. 23 Twine:

1,084 pounds, at 7.5 cents 81. 30

13,342 pounds, at 7.2 cents 960. 64

3,602 pounds, at 26J cents 954. 53

1,831 pounds, at 7.9 cents 144. 64 576 pounds, at 26| cents 152. 64

1,584 pounds, at 26| cents 419. 76

2, 713. 51 Cotton wrapping cord

200 pounds, at 11 cents 22. 00 100 pounds, at 18 cents 18. 00

40. 00

140 barrels flour, at $3.60 504. 00 186 gallons alcohol, at $2.17.4 404. 71 3,67HSfg tons coal, at $4.98 18, 284. 00

1,050 pounds plumbago, at 30.6 cents 321. 30
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

Imitation russia

5,000 feet, at 18.9 cents $445. 00

27,240 feet, at 18.4 cents 2, 288. 16 42 feet, at 19.5 cents 3. 99 Law sheep

300 dozen, at $8 2, 400, 00

3.888* dozen, at $7.70 29, 941. 45 Turkey morocco

130 dozen, at $13.75 1, 787. 50 4J dozen, at $28 133.00

601*. dozen, at $11.48 6, 905. 22 Law calf: 105^ dozen, at $22 341.00

£ dozen English 3. 84 Cowhide hulling:

513| feet, at 6 cents 30. 83

2.153| feet, at 7 cents 149. 50 Title leather

10 dozen, at $7.48 74.80

122 dozen, at $6.24 761. 28

233 dozen, at $5.99 1, 395. 67 Eoans

20 dozen, at $6.90 138. 00 80£ dozen, at $6.70 539. 35

77 dozen, at $7.24 „. 557.48

Gold leaf: 250 packs, XX, at $6.40 1, 600. 00

2,580 packs, XX, at $6.73 17, 363. 40

4 packs, long edge, at $8.50 34. 00

50 packs, usual, at $5.60 280.00

800 packs, usual, at $5.88 4, 704. 00

$2, 737. 15

32, 341. 45

8, 825. 72

340. 84

180. 33

2, 231. 75-

1, 234. Skivers

150£ dozen, at $5 752. 50 271* dozen, at $5.99 1, 626. 28

50* dozen, at $4.20 212. 10

\ dozen, at $6.24 3. 12 2,594.00 100 pieces parchment substitute, at 65 cents 65. 00

200 pieces book-binding bands, at 44 cents 88. 00

800 yards webbing, at 2 cents 16. 00 Plesbers:

100 dozen, at $3.20 320. 00

350| dozen, at $3.10 1, 086. 55 Book cloth: 576 pieces, at $6.50 3, 744. 00 300 pieces, at $4.25 1, 275. 00

920 pieces, at $5.95 5, 474. 00

2,811§a pieces, at $3.89 10, 937. 97

35 pieces, at $5 175.00

50 pieces, at $8 400. 00 Gray super:

2.000 yards, at 2.7 cents 54. 00

20,000 yards, at 2.6 cents 520. 00 Crash: 574.00^ 521* yards, at 9 cents 46. 93

2,040 yards, at 9.2 cents 187. 68 Headbands: 234' 61

100 pieces, at 25 cents 25. 00 100 pieces, at 28 cents 28. 00

50 pieces, at 31 cents 15. 50 700 pieces, at 27 cents 189. 00 200 pieces, at 33 cents 66. 00

22, 005. 97

323. 50

23, 981. 40>
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Imitation gold leaf

200 packs, at $1.85 $370. 00

1,250 packs, at $1.76

2,

200. 00 ' i $2, 570. 00 Binders' boards

60,000 pounds, at 2.1 cents 1, 260. 00

283,350 pounds at 2 cents 5, 667. 00 432,100 pounds, at 4.7 cents 20, 308. 70

27, 235. 70

50,100 pounds strawboards, at 1.9 cents .. 951. 90 Dyes, gums, etc.

50 pounds cbrome yellow, at 8.5 cents 4. 25 145 pounds ammonia, at 9.9 cents 14. 36

8 pounds Chinese blue, at 75 cents 6. 00 132 beef galls, at 25 cents 33. 00 Camphor

5pounds, at 60 cents 3. 00 5 pounds, at 48 cents 2. 40

5. 40

1,035 pounds alum, at 2.8 cents 28. 98

100 pounds oxalic acid, at 7.4 7. 40 40 ounces carmine, at 25J cents 10. 20

2 dozen quarts French varnish, at $13 26. 00 300 pounds pearlash, at 7J cents 21. 75 Egg albumen

50 pounds, at 37 cents .' ' 18. 50 210 pounds, at 60 cents 126. 00

144. 50 659 pounds dextrine, at 6.7 cents 44. 15 200 pounds gumhog, at 28 cents 56. 00 28 pounds persian blue, at 12 cents 3. 36

2 pounds muriate of tin, at 30 cents r .60

7 dozen Tripoli 5.25

20 pounds of creosote, at 39.9 cents 7. 98 235 pounds orange shellac, at 26 cents 61. 10

10 pounds eosin, at $1.75 , 17. 50

50 pounds soluble blue, at 42^ cents 21. 25 100 pounds gum arabic, at 45 cents 45. 00 150 pounds cochineal lake, at 45 cents 67. 50

5 pounds sal ammoniac, at 20 cents 1. 00 50 pounds blood albumen, at 18 cents 9. 00 25 pounds green lake, at 35 cents 8. 75

7,621,700 feet of gas 9,527. 13 Freight, boxing, cartage, etc 756.99 Stable supplies

2 horses 325.00 Forage 2, 426. 88 Harness and repairs 196. 65 "Wagons and repairs 814. 85 Medicine, etc 103.48 Shoeing 524.75 Miscellaneous items 76. 95 Page cord

200 pounds, at 19 cents 38. 00 700 pounds at, 18 cents - 1 26. 00

164. 00 6 barrels disinfectant, at $10 60. 00 Music composition 6. 50

1,200 street-car tickets 50. 00 28 boxes wax tapers, at 64.9 cents 18. 17 Emery cloth

2 reams, at $8 16. 00 5 quires, at 40 cents 2. 00

18. 00 •Starch

160 pounds, at 5 cents 8. 00 80 pounds, at 4 cents 3. 20

11. 20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 29

Telephone rent $775. 76- 62 pounds manila paper, for tympan sheets, at 6| cents 10. 53

200 yards sand paper, at 13 cents 26. 00

48 gallons vinegar, at 10 cents 4. 80

80 pounds jewelers' cotton, at 35 cents 28. 00

2,800 clasps, at 3.4 cents 95. 20 Telegraphing 311.23

108 hoxes cockroach paste, at 37£ cents 40. 50- Soap

11,000 pounds, at 4£ cents $495. 00

3 dozen cakes oatmeal, at $1 3.00

25 pounds castile, at 15 cents 3. 75

40 pounds castile, at 16 cents 6. 40

20 pounds castile, at 17 cents 3. 40

511. 55

10 pounds emery, at 8 cents .80

1,111 yards enameled duck 268. 85 Laundering 485. 08 Guide hooks, etc 137.85- Guards

4,000, at 2£ cents 100.00

62,000, at 1 cent 620.00

720. 00

Ice:

61, 655 pounds, at 15.3 cents per 100 pounds 94. 33

477, 032 pounds, at 28 cents per 100 pounds 1, 335. 69

1, 430. 02

787 pounds pumice stone, at 5 cents 39. 35

24 rolls and 170 pieces tape 49. 88 45£ pounds crude rubber, at $1.25 56. 72

1.200 hacks for money-order guard books, at 80 cents 960. 00

500 pounds tablet composition, at 29 cents 145. 00

200 dozen eggs 45.40 Sawdust

25 barrels, at 19.9 cents 4. 98

1,000 barrels, at 20 cents 200.00

204. 98- Sponge

30 pounds, at $1.95 58. 50 80 pounds, at $2.58 206. 40

101£ pounds, at,$1.99 201. 98

466. 88 Eyelets 5.60 Sundries 1,131.42

19 gross copying pencils 104. 41

9 gross automatic pencils 50. 28

3 dozen automatic pencils 11. 25

7 gross lumber pencils 47. 33

9 gross pencils 42. 60

5 dozen blue pencils 31. 55 Envelopes 145. 07 69 gross pens 63. 15

126 quarts ink 49.86

788 gross rubber bands 175. 08

40 boxes paper fasteners. 4. 16 Ink erasers 17. 66

20 pounds rubber erasers 11. 40

12 dozen penholders 3.59 Miscellaneous 340. 40 Total 2, 755, 829. 49

"Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools, June 30, 1893. . 29, 977. 35 Yalue of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of paper, machinery, and tools, June 30, 1894. . 24, 709. 12
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 7.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for public printing

{except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1894.

Machine-finish printing paper:

£,692}$ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.728 $4, 649. 59

8,757 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $1.827 16, 393. 06

93,884 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at'3.7 cents 3,473.71

663,008 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.9 cents 25, 857. 31 464,884 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4 cents . 18, 595. 36

I, 665 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $3,456 5, 754. 23

I I, 481 2% reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at,$3.744 42. 985. 78

6,000 reams, 38 by 48 incbes, 96-pound, at $3.84 23, 040. 00 Sized and supercalendered printing paper:

3,350 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound,at $1.935 6, 482. 25

8,420£g reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $2,385 20, 083. 25 500 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $4.50 2, 250. 00 749£§ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.08 2, 308. 46 1,682^ reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3. 43 5, 771. 14 107 reams, 38 by 48 in cues, 140-pound, at $6.16 659. 12 500 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 140-pound, at $7.42 3, 710. 00

2,500 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 60-pound, at $2.64 6, 600. 00

4,208ig reams, 24 by 32 inches, 60-pound, at $2.94 12, 373. 28 150 reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3.52 528. 00 719^ reams, 29 by 43 inches, 80-pound, at $3.92 2, 819. 63 721£g reams, 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at $4.40 3, 174. 60

3,500 reams. 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at $5 17, 500. 00 892^8 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.28 4, 712. 40

2,867ig reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $5.88 16, 862. 36

300 reams, 22f by 31£ inches, 50-pound, at $2.20 660. 00

800 reams, 22| by 31| inches, 50-pound, at $2.45 1, 960. 00 550 reams, 22J by 31J inches, 42-pound, at $1,848 1, 016. 40 880 reams, 22J by 31J inches, 42-pound, at $2.058 1, 811. 02 600 reams, 22| by 31J inches, 40-pound, at $1.76 1, 408. 00

2,200 reams, 22J by 31^ inches, 40-pound, at $1.96 4, 312. 00 446'reams, 25 by 36 inches, 70-pound, at $3.64 1, 623. 44 30£g reams, 23 by 36 inches, 53-pound, at $2.756 84. 05* 100 reams, 22§ by 28 inches, 48-pound, at $2.112 211. 20 Blue and pink printing paper

12 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 25-pound, at 96 cents 11. 52

2 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 25- pound, at $1.10 2. 20 "White quarto:

848 reams, 10-pound, at 62 cents 525. 76 604 reams, 12-pound, at 74.4 cents 449. 38' "White cap

324 reams, 16-pound, at 97.6 cents-. 316. 22 "White double cap536 reams, 28-pound, at $1,736 930. 49

1,801 reams, 32-pound, at $1.984 3, 573. 19 2,606J§ reams, 36-pound, at $2,232 5, 818. 60 Colored double cap

95^g reams, 32-pound, at.$1.76 168. 43

l,122£g reams, 32-pound, at $1.952 : 2, 191. 67 White demy

628 reams, 20-pound, at $1.08 678. 24

2,315 reams, 20-pound, at $1.24 ; . . 2, 870. 60* 429 reams, 25-pound, at $1.55 664. 95 Colored demy:

505% reams, 20-pound, at $1.22 61. 54 50^% reams, 25-pound, at $1 .375 69. 37 3922% reams, 25-pound, at $1.525 598. 39 "White double demy

769 reams, 34-pound, at $1.836 1, 411. 89

1,560 reams, 34- pound, at $2.108 3, 288. 48 332 reams, 40-pound, at $2.16 717. 12 4,2682% reams, 40-pound, at $2.48 10, 585. 26
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31

"White folio: 204 reams, 16-pound, at 99.2 cents $202. 37 502 reams, 23-pound, at $1.426 715. 84 White double folio

2.120£§.reams, 40-pound, at $2.48 5, 258. 84

101 reams, 55-pound, at $3.41 ..- 344. 41 Blue double folio

168^*reams, 40-pound, at $2.60 438. 36 White medium

98 reams, 20-pound, at.$1.24 121. 52 624 reams, 26-pound, at $1.612 1, 005. 89 Blue medium:

87/jj reams, 26-pound, ati$1.69 147. 62 White royal

253 reams, 28-pound, at $1.512 382. 53

614^5 reams, 28-pound, at:$1.736 1, 067. 38 Blue royal

48^ reams, 28-pound, at $1.624 78. 03 White super-royal:

311 reams, 35-pound, at $2.17 674. 87 White imperial: 922^ reams, 40-pound, at $2.48 2, 288. 30 White special: 633*g reams, 28 by 34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.968 2, 513. 72

211 reams, 28 by.34 inches, 64-pound, at $3.456 729. 21

103 reams, 21 by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $3.10 319. 30

50 reams, 22J by*28 inches, 48-pound, at $2. 496 124. 80

96^S reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46: pound, at $2.852 275. 22

2,787^g reams, 22£ by 28'inches, 35-pound, at $2.17 6, 048. 86

213 reams, 21 by 31 inches, 32-pound, at $1.984 422. 59 Golden envelope

27 reams. 19 by '24 inches, 28-pound, at^$1.68 45. 36 Cover paper

165i§ reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2.50 414. 50 275 5

sg reams, 20 by 25 inches, 50-pound, at $2.35 646. 84 783^ reams, 20 by 25 inches, 36-pound, at $1.80 1, 410. 66

220£§ reams, 20 by 25 inches, 36-pound, at $1,692 373. 59 199^ reams, 22£ by 32 inches, 50-pound, at $2.50 499. 25 Plate paper

148,213 pounds, at 8.3 cents 12, 301. 70

290 pounds, at 7.4 cents 21. 46

2,480 pounds, at 8.4 cents 208. 32 Map paper:

80,909 pounds, at 15 cents 12, 136. 35

2,995 pounds, at 12.4 cents 371. 38 Fine coaled woodcut paper:

128,033 pounds, at 8.4 cents 10, 754. 77

39,300 pounds, at 7.6 2,986.80 Manila paper:

47 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 145-pound, at $6.09 286. 23 54 reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $8.96 483. 84 100 reams, 38 by 38 inches, 140-pound, at $8.82 882. 00 299|g reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $6.30 1, 886. 85

50 reams, 27 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $5.60 280. 00 500 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, af$3.15 1, 575. 00

100 reams, 24 by 36 inches, 50-pound, at $2.80 280. 00 2052

45 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $2.24 459. 65

105 reams, 25 by 38 inches, 56-pound, at $2,128 223. 44

216 reams, 20£ by 32 inches, 30-pound, at $1.20 259. 20 106 reams, 20£ by 32 inches, 30-pound, at $1.14 120. 84

3,575 pounds, at 4 cents 143. 00 Glazed bond paper:

107,936 pounds, at 13.8 cents 14, 895. 07

7,523 pounds, at 11.7 cents 880. 20

Artificial parchment

183|g| reams, 21 by 24 inches, 47-pound, at $6,909 1, 270. 28

46j70

8o reams, 21 by 24 inches, 47-pound, at $6,298 290. 69
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Artificial parchment—Continued.

91j$$ reams, 16 by 21 inches, 40-pound, at $5.36 $491. 45

70ifg reams, 17 by 22'inches, SS-poun^, at $5,145 361. 83

92|fg reams, 17 by 22 inches, 35-pound, at $4.69 . .*. 433. 28 Thin bristol board : 37,608 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 120-pound, at 4.7 cents 1, 767. 57

24,024 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 120-pound, at 4.9 cents 1, 177. IS Thick bristol board:

53,060 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 140-pound, at 4.7 cents 2, 493. 80

14,448 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 140-pound, at 4.9 cents 707. 95 "White china board:

2,120 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 5.1-cents 108. 12

4,101 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 4.9 cents 200. 95 Colored card board

3,690 pounds, 22 by 28 inches, 210-pound, at 5.1 cents 188. 19 Pearl-gray bristol board

45,798 pounds, 21 Dy 31 inches, 130-pound, at 4 cents 1, 831. 92

27,300 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound,, at 3.6 cents 982. 80 Melon bristol board

59,365 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 4 cents 2, 374. 60

23,894 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.6 cents 860. 18 Tellow bristol board : ( 55,724 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 4 cents 2, 228. 96

40,950 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.6 cents 1, 474. 20 Green bristol board

13,669 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 4.1 cents 560. 43

22,022 pounds, 21 by 31 inches, 130-pound, at 3.6 cents 792. 79 Ledger cap

186£§ reams, 19-pound, ati$2.546 475. 08

1.010& reams, 19-pound, at $1,729 ..- 1, 746. 89 Ledger double cap

217£g reams, 48-pound, at $6.24 1, 358. 13

107 reams, 48-pound, at $5.904 631. 72

213A§ reams, 42-pound, at $5.46 1, 166. 26

166 reams, 42-pound, at $5.166 857. 55 179 reams, 38-pound, at $4.94 884. 26

l,890ig reams, 38-pound, at $3,458 6, 537. 69

53 reams, 28-pound, at $2.548 . 135. 04 Ledger demy:

726^g reams, 29-pound, at $3.828 2, 782. 57

218 reams, 29-pound, at $3.48 758. 64

799 reams, 29-pound, at $2.639 2, 108. 55

229 5% reams, 29-pound, at $2.262 518. 45

1,232|§ reams, 24-pound, at $2,184 2, 692. 65 Ledger double demy

201f reams, 75-pound, at $12 2, 417. 23 107fj$Teams, 75-pound, at $9.75 1, 049. 78

455£§ reams, 58-pound, at $5.278 2, 406. 24

16 reams, 58-pound, at $4. 524 72.38

714,^ reams, 48-pound, at $4.368 3, 119. 63

465 reams, 40-pound, $3.64 1, 692. 60 Ledger medium

570 reams, 38-pound, at $5.89 3, 357. 30 1,373& reams, 38-pound, $3.458 4, 748. 70

208 reams, 30-pound, at $4.65 967. 20 Ledger royal

258|g| reams, 46-pound, at $7.36 1, 903. 23 210 reams, 35-pound, at $5.60 1, 176. 00 Ledger superroyal:

150 reams, 57-pound, at $10.203 1, 530. 45

50£§§ reams, 57-pound, $7.98 405.51 Ledger imperial:

75 reams, 75-pound, at $14. 025 1, 051. 88 Ledger special: 100 reams, 20£ by 24J inches, 70-pound, at $14.50 1, 450. 00

22j}f;« reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100 pound, at $15 341. 04

47 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 100-pound, at $13.90 653. 30
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Ledger special—Continued.

1,656 reams, 28 by 34 inches, 56-pound, at $5,096 $8, 438. 98

lOlfJ" reams, 24 by 72 incbes, 75-pound, at $11.25 1, 143. 63 2425*o reams, 21J by 29 incbes, 50-pound, at $3.90 944. 58

5155

aj reams, 13± by 21 incbes, 30-pound, at $2.73 1, 406. 77

130 reams, 15 by 23 incbes, 28-pound, at $2,548 . .-. 331. 24 Tissue paper:

200 reams, S. and C, at $1.38 276. 00

7142 g reams, S. and C, at $1.24 886. 17

412,6

o reams, S. and C, at $1.10 453. 53

275 reams, extra super, at 72 cents 198. 00 Blotting paper:

10 reams, 19 by 24 incbes, 100-pound, at $6.95 69. 50 Tar paper

50 reams, 24 by 36 incbes, 50-pound, at $3.80 190. 00

t 50 reams, 24 by 36 incbes, 50-pound, at $3.50 175. 00 Plaid paper:

39 reams, 23 by 31^ incbes, at $7.50

1 299. 25 38i§§ reams, 22^ by 28 incbes, at $6.50 248. 40 Marble paper

100 reams, double cap, at $6.05 605. 00

64 reams medium, at $5.80 371. 20 Comb paper:

48 reams, 22 by 28 incbes, at $9.85 472. 80

8 reams, 22 by 28 incbes, at $9.74 77. 92

39£ reams, double cap, at $9 355. 5C

10 reams, double cap, at $8.98 89. 80

19 reams, 20 by 25 incbes, at $8.80 167. 20

10 reams. 20 by 25 incbes, at $8.74 87. 40 Erencb folio

105 reams, 17 by 22 incbes, 10-pound, at 72 cents i 75. 60 Onion-skin paper:

5 reams, 19 by 24 incbes, at $4.69 23. 45 10^ reams, 15 by 25 incbes, at $3.85 40. 04 Telegrapb manila

9 reams, 17 by 22 incbes, 20-pound, at $1.20 10. 80 Total 471, 619. 78

Inventory showing the quantity of paper on hand June 30, 1894.

Cost.

4,843 reams, 194 quires, macbine-finish printing $10,384.67

4,411 reams, 13 quires, S. and S. C. printing... 14, 358.42

8,050 reams, 151 quires, white and colored writing paper 15,977.68

970 reams, 18? quires, cover paper 2, 084. 41 440 reams, 7 quires, map paper 2, 412. 27

173 reams, 152 quires, woodcut paper 912. 17 302 reams, 8 quires, manila paper 473. 49

67 reams, 15 quires, tissue paper 42. 01

30 reams, 14? quires, golden envelope paper 51. 61

1,540,479 sheets bond paper 14,268. 34

260,496 sheets artificial parchment 3, 162. 73

16, 555 sheets parchment deed paper 171. 01

30,162 sheets white and colored cardboard 661. 71

194,057 sheets white and colored bristol board 2,005.67

5,454 reams, 10 quires, first class white and colored ledger paper 23, 946. 15

4, 403 reams second-class white and colored ledger paper 13, 113. 23

177 reams S. and C. tissue paper 197. 75

146 reams copying paper 245. 68 317 reams rope manila paper 1, 891. 68 169 reams, 10 quires, comb paper 1,541.45

62 reams plaid paper - 431. 00

100 reams marble paper 585. 76

29 reams tar paper '- 110. 20

14 reams, 10 quires, blotting paper 79. 00 Total 109,108.90 S. Mis. 46 3
34 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER

No. 8.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the Congressional Record, during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1S94. Wages $158,075.51 Machine-finish printing paper : ' 145,086 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 3.7 cents 5, 368. 18

930, 211 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4 cents,, 37, 208. 44 Manila paper

3,480 pounds, at 3.8 cents 132. 24

10,504 pounds, at 4 cents 1 420. 16 33 reams marble paper, at $6.05 199.64 reams golden envelope paper, at $1.96 53. 34 Compiling index 10, 620. 60 Gas 145. 25 Ice 84.00 Rent of telephone > 120. 00 308JHS tons coal, at $4.98 1,537.46

41,640 feet imitation russia leather, at 8.4 cents 3, 497. 76

12 dozen law sheep, at $7.70 1 92. 40

1 dozen title leather 6. 11

3,000 pounds web-press ink, at 25 cents 750. 00

53, 350 pounds binders' boards, at 2 cents 1, 067. 00 170 packs gold leaf, at $6.73 1, 144. 10 14,400 pounds stereotype metal, at 7.7 cents 1, 108. 80 500 pounds roller composition, at 28 cents . 140. 00

1,000 pounds glue, at 9.4 cents 94. 00 228 pounds twine, at 26.5 cents 60. 42 150 spools thread, at 90 cents 135. 00 100 pounds stitching-machine wire 9. 50 500 pounds bar tin, at 21.4 cents , 107. 00

1,018 pounds rope, at 7| cents 78. 90

25 barrels sawdust, at 20 cents 5. 00

3 barrels flour, at $3. 60 10. 80 40 pounds egg albumen, at 60 cents : 24. 00 52| gallons benzine, at 6.6 cents 3. 47

2 dozen bottles sweet oil, at 59 cents 1. 18 100 figure cases 65.00

2 dozen chairs, at $15 30. 00 24| yards rubber blanketing 218. 39 Type 348. 44 Freight, boxing, etc 1 , , - 3. 40 Engraving 40 illustrations 193. 84 Miscellaneous items 166. 59 Total 223,325.92 No. 9.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving

{except Congressional Record) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

500 copies of 5 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 82, secpnd session Fifty-second Congress $60.00

1,994 copies of 6 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. USTo. 7, first session Eifty-third Congress v 1,092.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 22, first session Eifty-third Congress 47.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 25, first session Fifty-third Congress 80.00

1,794 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 59, second session Fifty-third Congress 30.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 67, second session Fifty third Congress 50.00

1,794 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 70, second session Fifty-third Congress 60.00

1,794 copies of 2 Illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 168, second session Fifty-third Congress 95.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 118, second session Fifty-third Congress 35.00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

1,994 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 168, second session Fifty-third Congress $10.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Eeport No. 45, first session Fifty-third Congress 9.00

1, 994 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Eeport No. 396, second session Fifty-third Congress - ~". 8.00

2, 434 copies of 23 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 43, second session Fifty-second Congress = - i 100. OO

1, 844 copies of lillustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 27, fir st session Fifty-third Congress ... 37. 00

1. 794 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 53, first session Fifty-third Congress. 20. 00

300 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 47, second session Fifty-third Congress. 16. 0O

1, 794 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 49, second session Fifty-third Congress 10. oo

1, 794 copies of lillustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 51. second session Fifty-third Congress. 65. 00

1, 994copiesof 8 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 96, second session Fifty-third Congress. 650. 00

1, 794 copies of lillustration tor House Ex. Doc. No. 128, second session Fifty-third Congress. 30. 00

1, 994 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 145, second session Fifty-third Congress . 25. 00

1, 794 copies ofl illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 158, second session Fifty-third Congress. 15. 00

1, 994 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 217, second session Fifty-third Congress. 15.00' 12,794 copies of 4 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 94, second session Fifty-second Congress 285.00

10,794 copies of 4 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 107, second session Fifty-second Congress -' 30.00

1,794 copies of 1 illustration for House Mis. Doc. No. 193, second session Fifty-third Congress 40.00

1,794 copies of 3 illustrations for House Eeport No. 853, second session Fifty-third Congress 87.00

45 copies of 8 illustrations for Hearings and Testimony in Hawaiian Investigation before Senate Committee on Foreign Eelations 125. 00

2,094 copies of 8 illustrations for Eeport of Senate Committee on Foreign Eelations on Hawaiian Investigation 235.00

400 copies of 2 illustrations for Hearings before Senate Committee on Indian Affairs relat- ing to Senate Bill No. 1532 70. 00. 100 copies of 3 illustrations for Hearings before Senate Committee on Naval Affairs regard- ing Personnel of the Navy 200. 00' 1,500 copies of 3 illustrations for Eeport of Senate Committee on Naval Affairs on the Personnel of the Navy 95. 00

1,994 copies of 1 and 300 copies of 2 illustrations for Correspondence relating to Hawaii. . . 58. 00

3,694 copies of 4 illustrations for Proceedings and Transactions of the Fifth International

Geological Congress 510. 00

7.294 copies of 2 illustrations for Commercial Eelations for 1893 70. 00

4, 594 copies of 21 and 3, 294 copies of 20 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1891 700. 00

500 copies of 6 illustrations for Appendix No. 4, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1891 6. 00' 300 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix No. 8, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1891 3. 00

300 copies of 8 illustrations for Appendix No. 10, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1891 . 10. OO

200 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 14, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1891 2. 0O

500 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 15, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1891 3. 0O

1, 000 copies of 6 illustrations for Appendix No. 16, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- vey Eeport for 1891 10. 00

500 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 1, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1892, Part 2! 5. 0O

500 copies of 4 illustrations for Appendices Nos. 5, 6, 7, and 9, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for*1892, Part 2 22. 50

300 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 19, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1892, Part 2 , 7. 50

500 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 29, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1892, Part 2 7.50

300 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 35, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey

Eeport for 1892, Part 2 9. 0O

375 copies of 9 illustration's for Eegulations Concerning Uniforms 45. 00
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

200 copies of 4 illustrations for Plans and Specifications of a "Wooden Lifeboat $55. 00 200 copies of 1 illustration for Plans and Specifications for a Monomoy Lifeboat 15. 00 250 copies of 1 illustration for Plans and Specifications for a McLellan Boat Wagon 8. 00

200 copies of 1 illustration for Instructions for Equipping, Loading, and Unloading the McLellan Boat "Wagon 8. 00

5,910 copies of 18 illustrations for Annual List of Merchant Vessels of the United States

for 1893 904. 00

300 copies of 11 illustrations for Specifications for Duluth Life-Saving Station 110. 00

3,000 copies of 1 illustration for Begulations Governing Oleomargarine 40. 00 €50 copies of 3 illustrations for Atlantic Coast Pilot, Part 5 50. 00

200 copies of 1 illustration for Specifications for Self-righting and Self-sailiug Lifeboats . . 10. 00 825 copies of 3 illustrations for Proceedings of Forty-second Annual Meeting of Supervis- ing Inspectors of Steam Vessels 45. 00

1,030 copies of 1 illustration for Regulations for the Revenue-Cutter Service 57. 00

13,284 copies of 45 sheets of the Atlas for Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies 40, 500. 00 7,100 copies of 4, 7,200 copies of 211, and 7,300 copies of 67 illustrations for Annual Report

of the Chief of Engineers for 1893 2, 486. 25

7,944 copies of 119 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1893 820. 00

700 copies of 7 illustrations for Appendix No. 9, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 52. 50 200 copies of 9 illustrations for Appendix No. 12, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 13. 50

2,000 copies of 4 illustrations for Appendix No. 13, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 16. 00 200 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 14, Annual Report of tho Chief of Ordnance

for i893 1. 50 100 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 15, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 1.50 200 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix No. 16, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 3. 00 100 copies of 5 illustrations for Appendix No. 20, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 7.50 200 copies of 14 illustrations for Appendix No. 28, AnnualReport of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 21. 00 200 copies of 3 illustrations for Appendix No. 43, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 4. 50 200 copies of 7 illustrations for Appendix No. 44, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 14.00 200 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix No. 48, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 : 3.50

100 copies of 8 illustrations for Appendix No. 49, Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1893 16. 00

700 copies of 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the General Commanding the Army for 1893 25.00

6,744 copies of 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Inspector-General to the General Commanding the Army for 1893 75. 00

5,744 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of the Superintendent of the Military Acad- emy for 1893 25.00

300 copies of 9 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief Signal Oflicer for 1891 36. 00 200 copies of 3 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 60 15. 00 550 copies of 3 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 62 60. 00 550 copies of 3 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 63 18. 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for Instructions for making Requisitions for Targets and Parts- 6. 00 300 copies of 43 illustrations for Papers of the Military Division, International Congress of Engineers 288.00 600 copies of 8 illustrations for Specifications for Improved Ambulance "Wagon (1892 pattern) . 58.00 300 copies of 2 illustrations for Erankfort Arsenal Base Percussion Fuses A and B 10. 00

10,000 copies of 1 illustration for Recruiting Poster No. 40 550. 00 600 copies of 8 illustrations for Artillery Circular E 45. 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for Description of Projectiles, United States Army 60. 00

6

, 194 copies of 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Steam

Engineering for 1893 50.00 700 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1894 20. 00

1, 550 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1897 28. 00
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2, 825 copies of 5 illustrations for General Information Series, No. XII $95. 00' 500 copies of 11 illustrations for General Instructions for Hydrographic Parties 62. 50

1, 200 copies of 43 illustrations for Description of United States Naval Ordnance 193. 00

1, 050 copies of 20 illustrations for International Signal Code 395. 00

21, 034 copies of 14 illustrations for Twelfth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey 3, 523. 00

17. 294 copies of 39 illustrations for Thirteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey 5, 187. 00

5, 294 copies of 1 illustration for Fourteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United

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of Ethnology 1, 299. 50

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DISTRIBUTION OF THE USUAL NUMBER.

The following table shows the distribution of the usual number of copies of executive and miscellaneous documents, reports of committees, bills and joint resolutions,

and Journals of both Houses of Congress:

UNBOUND COPIES.

Where delivered. Senate. Documents.

Journal.

Bills.

House. Documents.

Journal. Public

bills. Document room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House.

Library of the House Document room of the Senate

Office of Secretary of the Senate. Folding room of the Senate Library of the Senate Department of State Public Printer Total

353

20

200

11 145

30

326

15

224

15 160

750

353 100

125

18

602 50 BOUND COPIES.

Senate. House. Where delivered. Documents. Journal. Documents.

Journal.

5 78 5 78

86 25 86 25

43

36 43 Senate Library 36 36 36 344 337 447 348 Clerk of the House for governors of States 123

7 7 30 15 Library of Congress 52 52 52 52

420 435 470 435 Department of State 2 10 2 10 Court of Claims 2 2 995 1,025 1, 128 1,124 Total unbound 747 30 602 50 1,742 1, 055 1, 730 1,174 Number authorized 1,607 1,055 1,607 1,174 SUMMARY.

Senate. House. Documents. Journal. Bills. Documents. Journal. Public

bills. Private

bills.

Orders and files Number to be printed.

Bound

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53

30

16

750

50 60244

50

10 600

60 135

60 800

995 46

1, 025 800 646

1,128

60

1, 124

660 195

Total 1,795 1,071 1,774 1,184
56 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.

Statement of allotments, etc., made for the Executive and Judicial Departments,

and of the approximate cost of the work executed for the same, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Total of allotments

special appropriations, Blank

Departments, etc.

£tucl ctniounts received Printing. Paper. ing,ruling, Total. from Depart- etc. ments and

deposited in Treasury.

$346, 000. 00 $161, 312. 91 $45, (11. 61 $108, 727. 59 $315, 751. 81

i oa nnA aa 130, 000. 00 TO 1 CO AO 72, 15d. 02 17, 447. 63 40, 326. 13 129, 926. 78

70, 942. do A 1 KQ7 A A 47, 587. 44 4, 815. 53 17, 173. 88 69, 576. 85

361, 168. 39 59, 216. 05 01 r70K AO 31, 725. 92 31, 563. 22 122, 505. 19 Patent Office OAK AH 205, 517. 4/ lO QOO OK 12, o2». o5 lb, 4b0. 11 234, 307. 43

OAA AAA AA 200, 000. 00 do nft7 OA Oo, y97. -0 AR AAQ AO 4o, yue. yo 52, 081. 81 1 CO CO— AA lbd, 58 <. 99

oa n \n i a

89, 747. lb AO firtC AO 43, 605. 02 1 £AA OO lb, o00. 66 9, 360. 20 69, 565. 55

on onn oa Zb, 2»9. c>9 OA A QA A£i 20, 4»9. 4b 914. 48 A OOQ OO

4, o6o. 61 0£ O i O OA 2b, 242. 2b

10, 000. 00 5, 411. 30 555. 67 1 I70A CK

1, 720. b5 7, 687. 62 Sxipreme Court of the United States. 9, 000. 00 8, 223. 47 109. 46 654. 54 8, 987. 47

12, 000. 00 8, 462. 81 172. 31 446. 75 9, 081. 87 Supreme court, District of Columbia. 1 KAA AA

1, 500. 00 992. 07 89. 12 351. 90 1 AOO AA1, 433. 09

12, 000. 00 278. 70 160. 65 11, 553. 68 11, 993. 03 Executive Office 2, 000. 00 328. 30 23.16 472.11 823. 57

7, 000. 00 2, 601. 57 1, 979. 89 2, 372. 24 6, 953. 70 National Museum 12, 000. 00 8, 413. 81 1, 734. 62 1, 807. 75 11, 956. 18 Public Printer 5, 405. 02 1, 343. 04 2, 007. 56 8, 755. 62 Total 1, 289, 657. 30 713, 995. 62 182, 621. 95 302, 518. 44 1, 199, 136. 01

No. 18.Statement of the distribution of the hound and unbound volumes of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Fifty-third Congress. Volumes.

Delivered to Senate folding room 5, 776 Delivered to House folding room 29, 320 Delivered to House Library 200 Delivered to Library of Congress 208 Delivered to officers of the House 36 Delivered to justices and officers of tbe Supreme Court of the United States 48 Delivered to Official Reporter of tbe Senate 20 Delivered to State and Territorial libraries 200 On hand 392 Total 36, 200 The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound is as follows

For Congress 16,075 For Library of Congress 52 For officers of the House 9 For Official Reporter of the Senate 5 For distribution to each State and Territorial library 50 For justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States 12 Total 16, 203 Of the copies authorized by law to be printed and bound for Congress, 8,774 were

delivered unbound upon orders of Members of Congress.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 57

Hio. 19.

Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for paper for the public printing from March 1, 1894, to February 28, 1895.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Weight

per ream

Quantity

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. W. H. Parsons & Co., New

York, N. Y. P. W. McDowell, Philadelphia, Pa.

P^obt. 0. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. P. W. McDowell, Philadelphia, Pa. New York and Pennsylvania

Co., New York, N. Y. IVm.M. Singerly, Philadelphia, Pa.

PRINTING PAPER. Best machine finish, 24 by 38 inches .

Best machine finish (in rolls 48 inches

wide), 24 by 38 inches. do

Do.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia,

Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Best machine finish (in rolls 38 inches wide) , 24 by 38 inches. dodo

do

Best machine finish, 38 by 48 inches . ....do do

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md. Adams & Rishop Co., New

York, N Y. Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa Do Adams & Bishop Co., New

York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Joseph K. Cass, Tyrone, Pa. Do. Adams & Bishop Co., New

York, N. Y. Do

DoDo

The Geo. C. Gill Paper Co., Holyoke.Mass. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia,

Best machine finish, any size not enumerated above and not exceed- ing 38 inches in width.

Sized and supercalendered, 24 by 32 inches. Sized and supercalendered, 32 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 24 by 38 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 38 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 24 by 32 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 32 by 48 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 29 by 43 inches. Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 38 by 48 inches. do

Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, 22| by 31J inches. do

do

Sized and supercalendered, white or

tinted, any size not enumerated

above and not exceeding 38 inches in width. WRITING PAPER, TO BE OF ANT RE- QUIRED WEIGHT. White quarto post, 10 by 16 inches

Do. Conrow Bros. , New York, N. Y

€h^s. M. Stoever, Philadelphia,

Blue quarto post, 10 by 16 inches. White cap, 14 by 17 inches White double cap, 16J by 26 or 17 by 28 inches. Laid or wove double cap of any re- quired color, 17 by 28 inches. White demy, 16 by 20£ inches

Lbs.

48

45

90

70 140

60

120

80 100

120

5042

40

Reams.

10, 000

10, 000

5, 000 5,000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000

5, 000 5,000

500

4, 000 2,000

3, 500 1,000

5,000

1,000

500

3, 000

1, 500

1, 500 1,200

3, 000 500

1, 500

100

1, 000

6, 500

1, 000 3,000
58 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for paper for the public printing, etc. —Continued.

Name of contractor.

Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. The Geo. C. Gill Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. Conrow Bros., New York. N. Y.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y. The Geo. C. Gill Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa, Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. Linton Bros.& Co.,Pawtucket,

P. I. Do.

Conrow Bros., New York, N. Y

Do.

Do.

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. Dohler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md

Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. Norman Paper Co., Holyoke.

The Fairfield Paper Co., Fairfield, Mass.

Description of paper.

WRITING PAPER., TO BE OF ANY RE- QUIRED weight—continued. Laid or wove demy of any required

color, 16 by 20| inches. White double demy, 20| by 32 inches.

"White folio post, 17 by 22 inches Blue folio post, 17 by 22 inches White double folio post, 22 by 34 inches Blue double folio post, 22 by 34 inches White medium, 18 by 23 inches Blue medium, 18 by 23 inches White royal, 19 by 24 inches . Blue royal, 19 by 24 inches White superroyal, 20 by 28 inches Blue superroyal, 20 by 28 inches . White imperial, 22J by 31 inches. Blue imperial, 22 J by 31 inches White, of any required size not enu- merated above and not exceeding 28 inches in width.

Colored, of any required size, not enu- merated above and not exceeding

28 inches in width. Golden envelope, 19 by 24 inches cover paper. Any required color, 20 by 25 inches . .

Any required color, 22£ by 32 inches.

PLATE PAPEE.

Sized or unsized, and of any required

size, weight, or tint. MAP PAPER.

Linen, of any required size and weight. WOODCUT PAPER. Fine coated, of any required size, weight, or tint. MANILA PAPER. Any required size and weight

Pope manila, any required size and

weight. Pure bleached, 24 by 38 inches GLAZED BOND PAPER. Any required, size, weight, and color, not exceeding 24 by 38 inches. ARTIFICIAL PARCHMENT. Any required size and weight

Weight

per ream

Lbs.

28

50

145

Quantity

Reams.

1,000

5, 000

1.0C0

100 2,000

100 1,000

100

1, 200

100 1,000

100 1,000

100

4, 000

100

100

1,200

500 Pounds.

75, 000

100, 000

Reams.

500

1,000

50 Pounds.

80, 000

15, 000
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 59

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing} for paper for the public printing, etc. —Continaed.

ISTame of contractor.

The Fairfield Paper Co., Fairfield, Mass.

Crocker. Burbank&Co., Fitch- burg, Ma..s. Do

A.G. Elliot & Co. Philadelphia,

Pa. Chas.M. Stoever,Philadelphia, Pa.

A.G.Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

Chas. M. Stoever,Philadelphia, Pa.

Crocker, Burbank & Co., Fitch- burg, Mass. Do

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa.

Crocker, Burbank & Co., Fitch- burg, Mass. Do

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa.

Mount Holly Paper Co., Mount

Holly Springs, Pa. Do

Wolf Bros., Philadelphia, Pa.. The Fairfield Paper Co., Fairfield, Mass. DoDo

Do

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore,Md

The Beebe & Holbrook Co., Holyoke, Mass.

Conrow Bros.,Xew York, T. Do

DoDo

Do

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Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

A^G. Elliot & Co. , Philadelphia DoDo

Description of paper.

PARCHMENT DEED PAPER. Any required size and weight

BRISTOL AND CARD BOARD. Thin bristol board, 22 by 28 inches. .. Thick bristol board, 22 by 28 inches.. Heavy P. R. board, 22 by 28 inches... White china board, 22 by 28 inches. .

Colored cardboard, 22 by 28 inches Manila cardboard, 18 by 19£ inches . .

Pearl-gray bristol board, 21 by 31 inches. Melon bristol board, 21 by 31 inches. .. Golden bristol board, 21 by 31 inches.

Yellow bristol board, 21 by 31 inches.. Green bristol board, 21 by 31 inches.

Colored bristol board of any required

size and weight.

FIRST-CLASS LEDGER PAPER OF ANT

REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Cap, 14 by 17 inches. Double cap, 17 by 28 inches .

Demy, 16 by 21 inches Double demy, 21 by 32 inches Medium, 18 by 23 inches

Poyal, 19 by 24 inches

Superroyal, 20 by 28 inches

Imperial, 23 by 31 inches Any required size not enumerated

above, and not exceeding 28 inches

in width. SECOND-CLASS LEDGER PAPER OF ANY

REQUIRED WEIGHT.

Cap, 14 by 17 inches Double cap, 17 by 28 inches Demy, 16 by 21 inches Double demy, 21 by 32 Medium, 18 by 23 Any required size not enumerated

above and not exceeding 28 inches

in width.

TISSUE paper.

Sized and calendered, 21 by 32 inches. Sized and calendered, 23 by 32 inches. Copying, 18J by 22J inches Copying, 20 J by 24\ inches... Extra super, 20 by 30 inches.

Weight

per

Lbi

140

280

210

210

134 130

130

130

130

130

Quantity.

Pounds. % 000

Sheets.

200, 000

200, 000

20, 000

20, 000

10. 000

5, 000

350, 000

350, 000

10, 000

450, 000

200, 000

10, 000

Beams.

1,000

2, 000

2, 000 1,000

2, 000 1,000

500 300

500

1,000

1,000

2, 000

1,500

1,000

2, 000

1,000

1, 000

100 100

500

Price.

Per pound.

13.3 cents.

4.9 cents.

4.9 cents.

4.8 cents,

4.9 cents.

4.9 cents.

5.1 cents.

3.6 cents.

3.6 cents8.4 cents.

3.6 cents.

3.6 cents.

5.5 cents.

12.3 cents..

12.3 cents.. 12 cents.

13 cents.

13 cents.

13.5 cents.

14 cents.

15 cents.

13.9 cents.

7.8 cents.

7.8 cents.

7.8 cents.

7.8 cents.

7.8 cents.

7.8 cents.

Per ream.

$1. 10 1.23

1. 43 1.58 .62
60 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for paper for the public printing, etc. —Continued.

Name of contractor.

Easton & Rupp, Washington,

D. C. The Manhattan Supply Co., New iork, 1ST. Y. Dohler &Mudge,Baltimore,Md

John Campbell & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do. Do.

Do.

Do.

Dobler & Hudge, Baltimore.Md

Do

Do

Easton & Rupp, Washington,

D. C

Description of paper.

BLOTTING PAPER. Any required color, 19 by 24 inches. Pink, 20 by 25 inches TAR PAPER.

24 by 36 inches

PLAID, MARBLE, AND COMB PAPER. German wave marble, medium

German wave marble, double cap

German comb, 20 by 25 inches German comb, double cap German comb, 22 by 28 inches PAPER FOR PROOFS AND OVERLAYING. Blue printing, 24 by 38 inches Deep pink printing, 24 by 38 inches .. White French folio, 17 by 22 inches .

PARCHMENT.

15 by 21 inches

Weight

per

ream.

Lbs.

100

50

Quantity,

Beams.

35

10

200

Sheets.

2, 000

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except paper) during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894. Name of contractor.

A. L. Henderson,

burn, N. J. Do

MillW. O. Davey & Sons, Jer- sey City, N. J. Dobler & Mudge, Balti- more, Md. W. O. Davey & Sons, Jer- sey City, N. J. Chas. M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa. John Campbell & Co. New York, N. Y. Do.

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y.

Do.

Thos. Garnar & Co., New

York, N. Y. Do

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y. Do.

Do.

Description of articles

BINDERS BOARDS.

Binders' boards (No. 1 quality).. pounds.

Binders' boards (No. 2 quality) do... Davey's boards do... Strawboard do... Trunk board do. .

Pulp board do... LEATHER. Turkey morocco (various colors) . .dozen. Cochineal Turkey morocco do... Levant Turkey morocco do... Levant cochineal Turkey morocco, .do... English calf (various colors) do... Blue straight-grained roan do... Cochineal straight-grained roan do... Green straight-grained roan do. .. Maroon straight-grained roan do...

Quantity.

25, 000

300, 000

300, 000

40, 000

3, 500

5, 000

15050

5

35 150

5010

10

Contract price.

2.8 cents per pound.

2 cents per pound.

4.7 cents per pound.

1.9 cents per pound.

5.9 cents per pound.

3 cents per pound.

$11.48 per dozen.

$11.48 per dozen.

$28 per dozen.

$29 per dozen.

$23 per dozen.

$6.70 per dozen.

$7.24 per dozen.

$7.24 per dozen.

$7.24 per dozen.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 61

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except paper) during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

of contractor.

John Campbell & Co., Xew York, X. T.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Thos. Garnar <fc Co.. Xew

York, X. Y. DoDo

Do

Do

Henry C. Howell, Newark, X. J

Description of articles. leather—continued. Light-brown roan, calf finish dozen. Blue straight-grained skiver do. .

Cochineal straight-grained skiver.. do... Blue ungrained skiver do. .

Brown ungrained skiver do... Cochineal English title do... Blue English title do... Green English title do... Law sheep, extra do... Law calf Bark skiver, medium

Bark skiver, thin Eleshers , Imitation Russia (whole skin's)

.do...

.do...

.do...

.do...

.feet. Thos. Garnar & Co. York, X. Y. New i Imitation Russia (half skins, pebbled) do.. Do. Do. Cowhide buffing, thick do. .. Cowhide buffing, thin do... BOOK CLOTH.

Interlaken Mills, Provi- Black pieces. dence, R. I. Do Common colors Do Extra, brown Do Extra, green Do Extra, blue Do Ruby, solferino, and magenta Do Cochineal Do Any shade or color BULLNG PENS.

.do... .do...

.do...

.do...

.do...

.do...

.do...

Faint line, letter C points. Xew York, X. Y. The "W.OHickok Mann- Single down line, triple backs do... facturing Co., Harris- burg, Pa. Do Double down line, triple backs do. .

Louis De.ionse & Co., Long double, to go in clamp, triple back, New York, N. Y. points. Do ] Long single, to go in clamp, triple back,

points. STLK HEADBANDS.

Louis Dejonge & Co., Xew York, X. Y.

Silk headband, Xo. 2 pieces Do Silk headband, Xo. 3. Do Silk headband, Xo. 4 . Do Silk headhand, Xo.5 .

do..

do.. do.. Do ' Silk headband, Xo. 7 do.. Do Silk headband, Xo. 9 do.. Do ' Silk headband, Xo. 11 do-- GOLD LEAF. H. Schultz &l Bro. York, X. Y. Xew Gold leaf, XX packs

Quantity. Contract price.

10 $7.24per dozen.

100 [ $5.99 per dozen.

25 $6.24 per dozen.

75 $5.99 per dozen.

30 $5.99 per dozen.

75 $6.24 per dozen.

50 I $5.99 per dozen.

$6.24 per dozen.

$7.70 per dozen.

50 3,000

150 150

500

40, 000

200

200 200

200

100 100

50

16

1,500

10 $22 per dozen.

$5 per dozen.

$4.20 per dozen.

$3.10 per dozen.

8.4 cents per foot. 5,000

5, 000

5, 000

100 500

150 150

50

100 500

,000 400

400 200

9.5 cents per foot..

7 cents per foot.

6 cents per foot..

$3.89 per piece. $5 per piece.

$5.95 per piece.

$6.50 per piece. $6.50 per piece.

$7.25 per piece. $8 per piece.

$6.50 per piece.

1.2 cents per point.

1.7 cents per point.

1.7 cents per point.

2.4 cents per point.

2.4 cents per point.

27 cents per piece.

27 cents

33 cents

34 cents

40 cents

43 cents

50 cents

per piece, per piece, per piece, per piece, per piece, per piece.

$6.73 per pack.
62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies {except paper) during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued. Name of contractor.

M. Schultz & Bro., New

York, N. Y. George Meir & Co., New

York, N. Y.

J. P. Leeson <fc Co., Boston, Mass. Do. Detre & Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa.

J. B. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass. Do

Do

Detre &, Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do

Tissot &l Schultz, New,

York, N.Y.

J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass. Do. Do.

Do.

Detre &/ Blackburn,

Philadelphia, Pa. Tissot & Schultz, New

York, N. Y.

J. C.Addison, Washington, D. C. Do. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.

J. C. Addison, "Washington, D. C.

Pvussell Fraser, New

York, N. Y. Do

Do

Geo. W. Prentiss & Co. Holyoke, Mass. Do

G. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y.

B. Lowenstein <fc Bro., New York, N. Y. Do

G. D. Mackey, New

York, N. Y. Do.

Do. Do.

Description of articles.

gold leaf—continued. Gold leaf, usual . .

Imitation gold leaf

.packs

..do.. THREAD, TWINE, ETC. Thread, No. 16, 3-cord, in balls . . .pounds. Thread, No. 16, 4 -cord, in balls do. .. Thread, No. 16, in balls do. .

Thread, No. 20, in balls do. .

Thread, No. 30, in balls do. .

Thread, No. 35, in balls do. .

Thread, No. 30, 2-cord, in skeins do. .

Thread, No. 60, 2-cord, in skeins do. .

Gilling thread, No. 35, 3-cord, gray. .do. .

Thread, No. 45, 3-cord, gray do. .

Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines,

in any numbers, dozen. Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 16, spools. Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines, No. 24, spools. Thread for Smyth book-sewing machines,

Nos. 36 and 40, spools. Rope for pressing machines pounds.

Cotton wrapping cord do Page cord do... Heavy twine do. .

Soft twine do. .

Twine do. .

WIRE FOR SEWING AND STITCHING MACHINES. Tinned wire, No. 23 pounds. Tinned wire, No. 24 Pound wire, No. 22.. Pound wire, No. 24.

.do.,

.do... .do.. Flat wire, No. 20 by 23 do.

STEREOTYPING MATERIAL.

Stereotype metal pounds. Lead do.., Tin do.. Antimony and tin. .do.

Quantity.

Tin foil do.

Copper battery plates do. .

Sifted cast-iron filings do..,

1, 000

1, 500

300

300

300

300

200

100

100

400

3, 000

600

1,200

1, 200

1,200

5, 000

500 500

10, 000

5, 000

Contract price.

,000

500 500 500

500

500

75, 000

100, 000

5, 000

5, 000

3, 000

9, 000

9, 000

$5. 88 per pack.

$1.76 per pack.

83 cents per pound.

83 cents per pound.

60 cents per pound.

70 cents per pound,

80 cents per pound.

95 cents per pound.

70 cents per pound.

$1.10 per pound.

69 cents per pound.

81.2 cents per pound.

95 cents, per dozen.

76 cents per spool. 90 cents per spool.

$1.14 per spool.

7.75 cents per pound.

11 cents per pound.

18 cents per pound.

7.2 cents per pound.

26.5 cents per pound.

7.9 cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

9 cents per pound.

10 cents per pound.

7.7 cents per pound.

4.2 cents per pound.

21.4 cents per pound.

15.9 cents per pound.

18 cents per pound.

14.8 cents per pound.

2.5 cents per pound.
KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 63

2s o. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except paper) during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

Xame of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Shoemaker £ Bnsch,

Philadelphia, Pa.. J. H. Chesley Jc Co.. "Washington, D. C. Charles H. Pleasants,

!N ew York, X. Y

J. H. Chesley & Co.. "Washington, D. C. P. E. Cowman. Boston, Mass. "Wm. A. "Wheeler, jr.. Xew York, X. Y. DoDoDo

Do

Dobler 6c Mudge, Balti- more. Md.

Charles H. Pleasants. Xew York, N. Y. Do

Joseph Dixon Crucible

Co., Jersey City, X. J. Young A: Co.. Xew

Haven, Conn. Thomas G. Hood. Philadelphia, Pa. DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

J. F. Travis, agent. Xew

York.X.Y.

" Z. D. Gilman. "Washington, D. C. Armour 6c Co., Chicago,

111. S

Xicolai Bros.. "Washington, D. C. Shoemaker 6c Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington. D. C. Do

D. Connell. "Washington. D.C.

stereotypes'& material—continued. Sulphate of copper pounds.

Kaolin do

Calcined plaster of paris barrels .

Potter' s clay do Bay-wood blocking board feet.. Stereo+ype backing paper. 19 by 24 inches,

40 pounds, reams.

Stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24 inches.

50 pounds, reams.

Stereotype backing paper. 19 by 24 inches, ! 60 pounds, reams.

"White tissue paper. Xo. 1, 19 by 24 inches, reams. Extra cream tissue paper, Xo. 1, 19 by 24 inches, reams. Blue ancl white bonnet boards, 17J by 23| I inches, sheets. Sulphuric acid carboys.. Muriatic acid. .do Plumbago pounds.

Stereotype backing powder do. .

DRY GOODS. ETC. Heavy crash. 31 inches wide yards. Blankets pairs. Crash for toweling yards. Canvas for covering blank books. . .do. .

Bleached cotton, yard wide do... Bleached cotton. 42 inches wide do... Bleached cotton. 10-4 wide do... Enbleached cotton, yard wide do. .

Cnbleached cotton. 49 inches wide. do. .

Unbleached cotton. 6—1 wide do. .

Paper cambric, white do... Gray super do... Jeweler s cotton pounds.

PAINTS, ODLS, ETC. Glue pounds. Benzine .gallons. Alcohol. .do.. Wood alcohol. Linseed oil ... Boiled linseed oil do Sweet oil dozen.

5, 000 3.9 cents per pound.

4, 000 1 cent per pound.

25 $1.95 per barrel.

50 $1.30 per barrel.

3, 000 15 cents per foot. 10 $5 per ream.

50 j $6.25 per ream.

10 j $7.50 per ream.

75 $1.45 per ream.

50 I $1.85 per ream.

10, 000 j 2.6 cents per sheet.

3

1. 000

3, 000

$3.74 per carboy.

$3.49 per carboy.

30.6 cents per pound.

5 cents per pound.

2, 000 10 cents per yard.

40

1, 500 2,000

500

2, 000

300 500

2, 000

5. 000

1. 000

6. 000

$3.62 per pair.

9.2 cents per yard.

28 cents per yard.

5.8 cents per yard.

8.4 cents per yard.

20 cents per yard.

4 cents per yard.

12,2 cents per yard.

13.4 cents per yard.

5.1 cents per yard.

2.6 cents per yard.

50 j 35 cents per pound.

25, 000 I 9.4 cents per pound.

5, 000 i 6.6 cents per gallon. 150 i $2,174 per gallon. 100 $1,399 per gallon. 100 50.5 cents per gallon

25 53.5 cents per gallon

100 59 cents per dozen.
64 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except paper) during

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of articles.

paints, oils, etc.—continued. Virgin olive oil quarts White lead pounds French book varnish dozen White shellac pounds

Orange shellac do. .

Ultramarine blue do . .

Chrome yellow, dark orange do. .

Chrome yellow do. .

Soluble blue do. .. Carmine, No. 40 ounces. Cochineal lake pounds

Crude turpentine do. .

Albany lubricatingcompound,No.2.do. . Wax tapers dozen boxes. Beef tallow pounds

GLASS. No. 1 glass, single-thick, 10 by 12 in. boxes

No. 1 glass, single-thick, 12 by 14 in . . do.

No. 1 glass, single-thick, 12by 15 in. .do.

No. 1 glass, single-thick, 12 by 18 in.. do.. No. 1 glass, single-thick, 12 by 20 in . . do.

DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. Egg albumen pounds

Blood albumen do.

Potash do.. Detergent do .

Pearlash do.

Dextrine do. Florida sponges, medium do.. Florida sponges, small do.

Venetian formes sponges do.. Beeswax do.

Granulated gum arabic do.. Gum arabic sorts do.

Gum hog do.

Quantity. Contract price.

A. G. Belden & Co., New

York, N. V.

Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C. Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y. Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C. Geo. Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Do

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y.

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y. Harry M. Schneider,

Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Louis Hopfenmaier,

Washington, D. C. W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

DoDo

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.

Do.....; Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y.

Z, D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. The Manhattan Supply

Co., New York, N. Y.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D, C. Do

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N, Y.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Z. D. Oilman, Washington, D. C.

3

2, 000

10

100 400

100 100

75

50 100

100

200 100

36

100

100

5, 000 500

200

500

100

7550 1,000

100

50 250

48 cents per quart.

6.5 cents per pound.

$13 per dozen.

33.7 cents per pound.

26 cents per pound.

12 cents per pound.

17 cents per pound.

8.5 cents per pound.

42.5 cents per pound.

25.5 cents per pound.

45 cents per pound.

2.9 cents per ponnd.

13.2 cents per pound.

64.9 cents per dozen

boxes.

6 cents per pound.

$1.90 per box.

$2.25 per box.

$2.25 per box.

$2.25 per box.

$2.25 per box.

60 cents per pound.

18 cents per pound.

5.2 cents per pound.

4.8 cents per pound.

7.25 cents per pound.

6.7 cents per pound.

$1.99 per pound.

$1.95 per pound.

$2.58 per pound.

27 cents per pound.

45 cents per pound.

22.4 cents per pound

28 cents per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 65

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except printing paper)

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

Z. D. Gilnian, Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch.

Philadelphia, Pa.

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, "Washington, D. C. Do

Do. Do.

Do. The Manhattan Supply

Co., New York, N. Y*

Do

DoDo

Do

Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. DoDo

Do.

Do.

Do. Do Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C. Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C.

druggists' stindeies—continued. Eosin pounds. Powdered borax do. .

Pulverized alum do. - - Oxalic acid r do

Creosote do..

Stronger-water ammonia do..

STATIONERY.

Pencils, round, Faber's gross. Pencils, hexagon, Faber's do. .

Pencils, red, Faber's do...

Pencils, blue, Faber's do

Pencils, green, Faber's do...

Pencils, "M," hexagon, Dixon's do

Pencils, "SM," hexagon, Dixon's. -do... Pencils, red, Dixon's do

Pencils, blue, Dixon's do. .

Pencils, green, Dixon's do. .

Pencils, black, lumber, Dixon's do...

Pencils, red or blue, lumber, Dixon's. do. .

Pencils, hexagon, Eagle, black, Nos. 1 to

5, gross. Pencils, round, Eagle, black, Nos. 1 to 5 gross. Pencils, blue, red, and green, Eagle,

gross. Penholders, crown, Eagle, No. 1. .dozen.. Penholders, crown, Eagle, No. 2 do... Penholders, crown, Eagle, No. 3 do. .. Ink and pencil erasers, small do... Ink and pencil erasers, medium do... Ink and pencil erasers, large do. .

Rubber erasers, Eagle, 12 to pound. . .lbs. Penholders, No. 2410 gross. Penholders, No. 3411 do. .

Penholders, No. 4712 do. .

Do.

Do. The Manhattan Supply

Co., New York. N. Y. Do. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C. Do

S. Mis. 46-

Erasive rubbers, Davidson's velvet, No.

12, pounds. Paper fasteners, McGill's round head, No.

] , boxes. Paper fasteners, McGill's round head, No. 2, boxes.

Ink, Underwood' s Egyptianblack . quarts

Ink, Underwood's chemical writing,

quarts. Ink, Underwood's carmine quarts.

Writing; fluid, Arnold's do...

10 100

500

100

20 100

32

32

32

32

Ink, Thomas's black. —5

.do.

$1.75 per pound.

9.4 cents per pound.

2.8 cents per pound.

7.4 cents per pound.

39.9 cents per pound.

9.9 cents per pound.

$4.11 per gross.

$5.65 per gross.

$7.21 per gross.

$6.31 per gross.

$6.31 per gross.

$4.79 per gross.

$4.79 per gross.

$5.74 per gross.

$5.74 per gross.

$5.74 per gross.

$3.95 per gross.

$7.10 per gross.

$3.79 per gross.

$2.84 per gross.

$4.27 per gross.

26.4 cents per dozen.

29.2 cents per dozen.

33.9 cents per dozen.

59.3 cents per dozen.

79 cents per dozen.

$1,138 per dozen.

57 cents per pound.

$1.28 per gross.

$1.49 per gross.

$1.66 per gross. 82 cents per pound.

8.7 cents per box.

10.4 cents per box.

40 cents per quart.

60 cents per quart.

75 cents per quart.

37 cents per quart.

32 cents per quart.
66 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except printing paper)

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued. Name of contractor.

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, "Washington, D. C. Do

Easton & Bupp, "Washington, D. C. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C. DoDoDo

DoDo

Do Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C. Do

Easton & Hupp, Washington, D. C. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C. Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, "Washington, D. C.

Geo. Byneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Do

Do

Z. D. Gilman, "Washington, D. C. Geo. Byneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C. Geo. Byneal, jr., Washington, D. C. Shoemaker & Busch,

Philadelphia, Pa. W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C. Albert L. Pitney, W

ington, D. C. DoDo

Do

Description of articles. STATIONERY—continued.

Ink, Maynard & Noyes's, black, .quarts. Ink, Freeman's do... Writing and copying fluid, Sanford's combined, quarts. Rubber bands, No. 33, J-inch, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, assorted sizes, Faber's,

gross. Bubber bands, No. 0, J-inch, Faber's,

gross. Bubber bands, No. 0, £-inch, Faber's, gross. Bubber bands, No. 000, J-incb, Faber's,

gross. Rubber bands, No. 17, Faber's gross. Rubber bands, No. 10, Faber's do. .

Ink eraser and paper cleaner, No. 12, Faber's, gross. Envelopes, No. 5, white number.

Envelopes. No. 6, white do. .

Envelopes, No. 9, white do..

Envelopes, No. 10, white do. .

Envelopes, manila, 12 by 16 inches . .do. .

Envelopes, manila, 9£ by 12^ inches .do. .

Envelopes, manila, 7\ by 11\ inches . do . .

Envelopes, manila, 7 by 10| inches . .do. .

Envelopes, manilla, 6£ by 10 inches. do. .

Coin envelopes, rope manila, 3| by 5|

inches, number. Bone folders, large dozen. Tracing linen, yard wide yards. BRUSHES. Glue brushes, lj-inch dozen. Glue brushes, 2-inch do. .

Glue brushes, 2£-inch do. .

Glue brushes, 3-inch do. .

Pick brushes, all bristle do. . . Lye brushes, all bristle do. .

Lye brushes, all bristle, Clinton, No. 3, dozen.

Fitches, f-inch dozen. Sash tools, No. 8 do. .

OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELTING.

Belting, 1-inch feet. Belting, 1^-inch do. .

Belting, 2-inch do. . Belting, 2£ inch do...

Quantity. Contract price.

24 28 cents per quart.

24 55 cents per quart.

12 49 cents per quart.

91 38.5 cents per gross. 24 33 cents per gross. 24 38.5 cents per gross. 24 76 cents per gross.

6 57.5 cents per gross. 24 12.5 cents per gross. 24 6.5 cents per gross.

9 $10.85 per gross. 1,000 $1.05 per thousand.

20, 000 $1.15 per thousand.

10, 000 $2.15 per thousand.

10, 000 $2,25 per thousand.

1,000 $9.75 per thousand.

5, 000 $6.75 per thousand.

3, 000 $4.25 per thousand.

3, 000 $3.75 per thousand.

5, 000 $2.29 per thousand.

50, 000 $3.20 per thousand.

10 $1.50 per dozen.

96 25 cents per yard.

10 $2.10 per dozen.

10 $5.70 per dozen.

10 $11.25 per dozen.

10 $23 per dozen.

15 $6.25 per dozen.

15 $6.25 per dozen.

6 $9.40 per dozen.

10 54 cents per dozen.

10 $2.40 per dozen.

100 3.25 cents per foot.

200 5.5 cents per foot. 500 7.5 cents per foot. 200 9.75 cents per foot.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 67

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies ( except printing paper)

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued. Xame of contractor.

Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C. Do .... Do

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Harry M. Schneider,

Washington. D. C.

E. J. Brook & Co., New

York, X. Y. Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

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Do

Do

Chicago Rawhide Mfg.

Co., Chicago, Ills. E.J.Brooks & Co., NewYork, N. Y.

Melville Lindsay, "Washington, D. C. John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C. Do

Hygienic Ice Co., Washington, D. C. A. R. Keller Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Gustav A. Schurmann, New York, N. Y.

H. Griffin & Sons, New

York, N. Y.

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, NY.

H. Griffin & Sons., New

York, N. Y.

Chas. H. Pleasants, New

York, N. Y.

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C.

Description of articles.

OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELTING—cont'd. Belting, 3-inch feet.

Belting, 3-inch, double do... Belting, 3-|-inch do... Belting, 3|-inch, double do... Belting. 4-inch do... Belting, 4-inch, double do. .

Belting, 6-inch do... Belting, 6-inch, double do... Belting, 8-inch do... Belting, 8-inch, double do... Belting, 10-inch do . .

Belting, 10-inch, double do. .

Belting, 12-inch, double do. .

Lacing leather sides. RAWHIDE LEATHER BELTING.

Belting, 1-inch feet. Belting, 1^-inch do... Belting, 2-inch do... Belting, 2|-inch do... Belting, 3-inch do...

Beltinsr, 3-inch, double do. .. Belting, 3J-inch do... Belting, 3^-inch, double do. .

Belting. 4-inch do... Belting, 4-inch, double do... Belting, 6-inch do... Belting, 6-inch, double do... Belting, 8-inch do.., Belting, 8-inch, double do..

Lacing leather sides. COAL. Georges Creek coal tons. White ash anthracite coal (egg size) .do.

ICE. Manufactured ice pounds. MISCELLANEOUS. Guards for Philadelphia patent backs

guards. Backs for money-order guard books, backs. Tablet composition pounds. Parchment substitute, f-inch pieces. Book-binding band, |-inch do... Emery pounds. Emery cloth quires.

Quantity.

200

100 200

200

200

100

100

100

100

100

100

10060

100

200

50C 200

600

200

100

200 200

200 100

100

100

100

2, 500

2, 500

Contract price.

400, 000

11.75 cents per foot.

21.75 cents per foot. 14 cents per foot. 25.8 cents per foot. 16.25 cents per foot. 30 cents per foot. 24.75 cents per foot. 45.75 cents per foot. 33.25 cents per foot. 61.25 cents per foot. 42 cents per foot. 77.5 cents per foot. 93 cents per fooc. 13.2 cents per square

foot.

4.9 cents per foot.

8.2 cents per foot. 11.4 cents per foot. 14.7 cents per foot. 17.8 cents per foot.. 35.6 cents per foot. 21.2 cents per foot.

40.8 cents per foot.. 24.6 cents per foot.. 47.5 cents per foot. 37.7 cents per foot.

72.2 cents per foot.

51 cents per foot. 99 cents per foot. 14 cents per square

foot.

$3.36 per ton.

$4.98 per ton.

28 cents per 100 lbs.

), 000 1 cent per guard.

2, 000 80 cents per back.

) 29 cents per pound.

100 65 cents per piece.

) 44 cents per piece. 1,000 3.74 cents per pound.

100 40 cents per quire.
68 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Statement of contracts made for materials and supplies (except printing paper)

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894—Continued. Name of contractor. Description of articles. Quantity. Contract price.

W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C. D. Connell, Washington,

Chas. T. Carter & Co., Washington, D. C. J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C. The Christopher Lipps

Co., Baltimore, Md.

Ja*=. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C.

~F. P. May & Co., Washington.D. C. James M. Hickerson,

Strasburg, Va.

P. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. Do.

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C. F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C. D. Connell, Washington,

D. C. Manhattan Supply Company, New York, IN". Y.

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C. R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C. Do

Dexter & Co., Washington, D. C. Donegan & Swift, New

Y ork, N. Y.

S. S. Daish & Son, Washington, D. C. Do

Do

DoDo

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John B. Daish, Washington, D. C. Do.

Do. Do. Do. Do.

Do.

miscellaneous—continued. Family flour barrels. Vinegar, white wine gallons

Brooms, No. 7 dozen. Brooms, No. 8 do... Soap pounds.

Buckets, painted dozen. Buckets, cedar do. .

Earthen crocks, 1-gallon do. .

Spring dividers, 5-inch do. .

Wing dividers, 10-inch do. .

Bookbinders' hammers do. . Shoe knives do. .. Straight trimmers, 10-inch do... Sawdust barrels. Cotton waste, xxx pounds.

Mallets, lignum-vitae, 10-inch dozen. Window awnings awnings.

Re-covering windowa wningframes . do . .

Washing towels Enameled duck. 50-inches wide . . .yards. FORAGE, JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1893. Oats pounds. Corn meal do..

Bran do. .

Corn do. .

Hay do. . Straw do. . Flaxseed meal do . .

FORAGE, JANUARY 1 to JUNE 30, 1894. Oats pounds

Corn meal. Bran

Corn Hay

.do... .do...

.do...

.do... Straw

Flaxseed meal.

.do.,

.do..

100

100

3624

10, 000

10

4

25

50

10

800

5, 00024

50

(*)

(*) 1,000

$3.60 per barrel.

io cents per gallon.

$2.28 per dozen.

$3.90 per dozen.

4.5 cents per pound.

$1.40 per dozen.

$3 per dozen.

$1.25 per dozen.

$3.10 per dozen.

$2.30 per dozen.

$13.10 per dozen.

78 cents per dozen.

$6.45 per dozen.

20 cents per barrel.

8.4 cents per pound.

$2.40 per dozen.

$2.75 per awning.

$1.75 per awning.

50 cts. per 100 towels.

23 cents per yard.

$1.43| per 100 pounds.

$1.16fperl00pounds.

90 cents per 100 lbs. $1.07f per 100 pounds,

i 90 cents per 100 lbs. 80 cents per 100 lbs. $6 per 100 pounds.

$1.50 per 100 pounds.

$1.16f per 100 pounds*

$1 per 100 pounds.

$1.07f perlOO pounds.

90 cents per 100 lbs. 80 cents per 100 lbs. $6 per 100 pounds.

* Such quantity as may be required.
REPORT OF THE PURLIC PRINTER. 69

Xo. 21.Statement of contracts made for JitJiograj)hing and engraving during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894.

Xame of contractor. Title of document.

Avil Printing Co.. Philadel- Annual Eeport of the Secretary of

phia. Pa. Agriculture for 1893. Julius Bien k. Co., Ke\r : Fourteenth Annual Eeport of the Di- Tork. N. Y. rector of the 17. S. Geological Surrey. Do ! Final Eeport of the Eleventh Census

on Statistics and Condition of Indians. Do j Final Eeport of the Eleventh Census

on Population, part 1. Do Final Report of the Eleventh Census

on Churches. Binner Engraving Co.. Mil- "Monograph XXTTT. F. S. Geological waukee, Wis. Survey. Do Eleventh Census Monograph on Vital

Statistics of Xew York and Brooklyn. Binner Engraving Co., Chi- Annual Eeport of the Secretary of

cago, 111. Agriculture for 1893. Do Fourteenth Annual Eeport of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey.

Electro-Light Engraving Thirteenth Annual Eeport of the DiCo., Xew York, N. Y. rector of the Bureau of Ethnology. Do Fourteenth Annual Eeport of the Director of the F. S. Geological Survey. Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Co., Boston. Mass. Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C

Geo. T. Harris, Philadelphia. Pa. A. Hoen &. Co., Baltimore, Md.

Annual Eeport of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1893. V. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport for 1892, parts 1 and 2. Annual Eeport of the Chief of Engineers for 1893. .do Do.

Do.

Monograph XXLFI, F. S. Geological Survey. Eleventh Census Monograph on Yital

Statistics of Xew York and Brooklyn. Maurice Joyce. Washington, Eleventh Census Monograph on Irri- D. C. gation in the Western Part of the United States. Xew York Engraving: and Annual Eeport of the Chief of EngiPrinting Co.. Xew York, neers for 1893. X. Y. Do Monograph XXTTT, TJ. S. Geological Survey. Do F. S. Coast and Geodeti Survey Eeport lor 1892, parts 1 and 2. Xorris Peters Co., Washing- Annual Eeport of the Chief of Engiton, D. C. neers for 1893. OrcuttCo., Chicago. Ill Annual Eeport of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1893. Photo-Engraving Co., Xew

York.X. Y.

Sackett <fc Wilhelms Litho- graphing Co., Xew York, Do

Do.

Stecher Lithographic Co., Eochester. X. Y.

Thirteenth Annual Eeport of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology. Fourteenth Annual Eeport of the Director of the F. S. Geological Survey. Eleventh Census Monograph on Irri- gation in the Western Part of the Fnited States. Final Report of the Eleventh Census

on Agriculture. Annual Eeport of the Secretary of Agriculture for 1893.

Number J a n-p printed

copies

each.

5 509, 794

26 12, 294 7 11, 794

9 31, 794 3 9, 294? 11 11, 7945

509, 794

3, 294? I 4, 594C •

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82 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.—Schedule ofproposals for supplying the Government Printing Office ivith material

(exclusive of paper) from July 1, 1893, to June 30, 1894. Item 1, binders' boards, No. 1

Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa per pound. . $0. 027 W. K. Lapham, Washington, D. C do . 025 W. E. Lapham, Washington, D. C, (artist) do 029 Harry Bidwell, Newark, 1ST. J do 029 A L. Henderson, Miilburn, K J do 028 Item 2, binders' boards, No. 2

Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do 02 W. B. Lapham, Washington, D. C .' do .02 Harry Bidwell, Newark, N. J do . 021 A. L. Henderson, Miilburn, N. J do .02 Item 3, Davey's boards

Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do . 047 W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do . 047 W. B. Lapham, Washington, D. C . do . 018 A. L. Henderson, Miilburn, N. J do 042 Item 4, strawboard

Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do .02 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 019 Item 5, trunk board

Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do 058 W. O. Davey & Sons, Jersey City, N. J do 059 Item 6, pulp board

Charles M. Stoever, Philadelphia, Pa do .03 Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md do 031 Item 7, Turkey morocco, various colors

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample A per dozen . . 13. 48 Sample B do 11.48 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 13. 40 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 17. 00 Item 8, cochineal Turkey morocco

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y.—

Sample A .do 13.48 Sample B do.... 11.48 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 13. 40 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 17. 00 Item 9, Levant Turkey morocco

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 28. 00 Item 10, Levant cochineal Turkey morocco:

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 29. 00 Item 11, English calf, various colors

Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 23. 00 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 24. 30 Item 12, blue straight-grained roan

John Campbell & Co. , New York, N. Y do ... . 6. 74 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 70 Item 13, cochineal straight-grained roan

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 7. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 40 Item 14, green straight-grained roan: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York., N. Y do 7. 40 Item 15, maroon straight-grained roan

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do.... 7. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 40 Item 16, light-brown roan, calf finish

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 7. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 40 Item 17, blue straight-grained skiver: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 99 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 60
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 83

Item 18, cochineal straight-grained skiver: John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . $6. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 20 Item 19, blue ungrained skiver

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 99 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 40 Item 20, brown ungrained skiver

John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 99 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 7.40 Item 21, cochineal English title leather

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 24 Thomas Garnar & Co,, New York, N. Y do 7. 20 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 8. 25 Item 22, blue English title leather

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 5. 99 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 70 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 25 Item 23, green English title leather: John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do. . . . 6. 24 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 20 Item 24, law sheep, extra

Geo. Dudley 6c Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 7. 75 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 70 Item 25, law call': Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 22. 00 Item 26, bark skiver, medium

John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 25 Geo. Dudley 6c Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 6. 50 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 00 Item 27, bark skiver, thin

John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 25 Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 4. 25 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 20 Item 28, fleshers

John Campbell <fc Co., New York , N. Y do 3. 15 Geo. Dudley & Son Company, West Winsted, Conn do 3. 75 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 10 Item 29, imitation Eussia leather, in whole skins : Henry C. Howell, Newark, N. J per foot. . . 084 John Campbell 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 09 Thomas Garnar 6c Co., New York, N. Y do . 087 Item 30, imitation Eussia leather, in half skins, pebbled

Henry C. Howell, Newark, N. J do 095 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 095 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 14» Item 31, cdwhide buffing, various colors, thick: Henry C. Howell, Newark, N. J do .07 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do . 07 Louis Dejonge 6c Co., New York, N. Y do .07 Item 32, cowhide buffing, various colors, thin: Henry C. Howell, Newark, N. J do .07 Thomas Garnar & Co., New York, N. Y do 06 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N, Y do 063 Item 33, book cloth, black

Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I per piece. . 3. 89 Item 34, book cloth, common colors

Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I do 5. 00 Item 35, extra book cloth, brown

Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I do 5. 95 Item 36, extra book cloth, green

Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I do 6. 50 Item 37, extra book cloth, blue: Interlaken Mills, Providence, E. I do 6. 50 Item 38, book cloth, ruby, solferino, magenta:

Interlaken Mills, Providence, R.I do 7. 25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 39, book cloth, cochineal

Interlaken Mills, Providence, P. I per piece. . $8. 00

[tern 40, hook cloth, any shade or color: Interlaken Mills, Providence, R. I do 6. 50 Item 41, ruling pens, faint line, letter C

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per point. . . 013

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 013 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 012 The W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do . 01£J Item 42, ruliug pens, single down line

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 017

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 017 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 018 W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do. ... . 017 Item 43, ruling pens, double down line: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 017

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 017 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .018 W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do .017 Item 44, ruling pens, long double: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 024

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do .025 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do... ,024 W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do. . . . 02|g Item 45, ruling pens, long single: John Campbell &. Co., New York, N. Y do. . . .024

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 025 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 024 W. O. Hickok Manufacturing Company, Harrisburg, Pa do • 02££ Item 46, silk headband, No. 2

John Campbell <fe Co., New York, N. Y per piece. . . 30 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 27 Item 47, silk headband, No. 3

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 33 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 27 Item 48, silk headband No. 4: John Campbell & Co., New York, NY do 36 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 33 Item 49, silk headband No. 5

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 39 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .34 I tern 50, silk headband, No. 7

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 41 Louis Dejonge <fc Co., New York, N. Y do . 40 Item 51, silk headband No. 9: John Campbell & Co., New York, NY do 45 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .43 Item 52, silk headband No. 11

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 53 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do.... . 50 Item 53, gold leaf, XX:

Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa per pack.. 6. 80 M. Schultz & Pro., New York, N. Y do 6. 73 Item 54, gold leaf, usual

Hastings & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 6. 00 M. Schultz &Bro., New York, NY do.... 5.88 Item 55, imitation gold leaf

George Meier & Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 76 Item 56, Hayes thread, No. 16, 3-cord

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per pound.. .74

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do . 83 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 92 J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 84 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .95 Item 57, Hayes' thread, No. 16, 4-cord: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do .74

J. P. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do. ... .83
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 85

Item 57, Hayes' thread, No. 16, 4-cord—Continued. John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 92

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do . 84 Louis Dejonge &. Co., New York, N. Y do .95 Item 58, American thread, No. 16

Detre <fc Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa .do .60

•J. B. Leeson & Co., Boston. Mass do . 65

J. C. Addison , Washington, D. C do .72 Item 59, American thread,- No. 20

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do .78

J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .70

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 84 Item 60, American thread, No. 30

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 92

J. P. Leeson, & Co., Boston, Mass do 80

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 09 Item 61, American thread. No. 35

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 98

J. P. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .95

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C „ do 1. 12 Item 62, No. 30, 2-cord thread, in skeins

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 70

J. B. Leeson <fc Co., Boston, Mass do .95

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 76 Item 63, No. 60, 2-cord thread, in skeins

Detre <fc Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 10

J. R. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do 1. 50

J. C. Addison, Washington D. C do 1. 28 Item 64, No. 35, 3-cord gilling thread, gray: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 69

J. P. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .95 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 89

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do .75 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y.—

Sample 1 do 624 Sample 2 do 692 Item 65, No. 45, 3-cord thread, gray: Detre &. Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 10

J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass do .95 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y .do 1. 05

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 1.24 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y.—

Sample 1 do 812 Sample 2 do 881 Item 66, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines:

J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass per dozen.. .95 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 12 Item 67, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines

J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass per spool.. .76 Item 68, thread for Smyth book-sewiug machines : J. E. Leeson &. Co., Boston, Mass do .90 Item 69, thread for Smyth book-sewing machines

J. E. Leeson & Co., Boston, Mass.

Nos. 36 and 40 do 1.14 No. 50 do.... 1.33 No. 60 . do 1.52 No. 70 do ... 1.71 No. 80 do..-. 1.71 Item 70, rope for pressing machines

Detre <fc Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa per pound.. .07| The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do .094

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 077 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do 099 Louis Dejonge <fe Co., New York, N. Y do 08 Item 71, cotton wrapping cord: Detre <t Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 145
86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 71, cotton wrapping cord—Continued.

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C per pound.. $0. 122 Tissot & Schultz, New York, NY do 11 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 13 Item 72, page cord

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 19 J. C. Addison, "Washington, D. C do .18 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do 22 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .22 Item 73, heavy twine

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do 08

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do .072 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do 099 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .08 Item 74, soft twine, 3, 5, 6, or 12 ply: Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do .32 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 265

J. C. Addison, "Washington, D. C do .35 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .30 Item 75, twine

Detre & Blackburn, Philadelphia, Pa do . 085

J. C. Addison, Washington, D. C do 079 Tissot & Schultz, New York, NY do 099 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 09 Item 76, tinned wire, No. 23: Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do .09 The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do . 0975 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do . 105 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .10 Item 77, tinned wire No. 24

Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 09 The J. L.Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do . 10 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 105 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .10 Item 78, No. 22 round wire, for stitching machines

Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 09 The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do .09 George W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass ..do 085 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .10 Item 79, No. 24 round wire, for stitching machines

Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do 09 The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do . 0975 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 09 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .10 Item 80, No. 20 by 23 flat wire, for stitching machines

Eussell Fraser, New York, N. Y do .1225 The J. L. Morrison Company, New York, N. Y do .14 Geo. W. Prentiss & Co., Holyoke, Mass do 10 United States Spooled Wire Company, Philadelphia, Pa do .14 Item 81, stereotype metal

G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y.—

Sample 1 do 077 Sample 2 do 076 Sample 3 do 067 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 067 Hoyt Metal Company, St. Louis, Mo do . 083 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, Dl do 07 Item 82, lead

G. D. Mackey, New York, NY do 045 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 042 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, 111 do 046 Item 83, bar tin

G. D. Mackey, New York, NY do 218 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do 214 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, HI do 25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 87

Item 84, antimony and tin

G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y per pound. . $0. 159 B. Lowenstein & Bro.. New York, N. Y do . 174 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, 111 do 19 Item 85, tin foil

G. D. Mackey, New York. X. Y do 18 B. Lowenstein & Bro., New York, N. Y do . 179

J. C. Addison. "Washington, D. C do . 18 E. W. Blatchford <fc Co., Chicago, HI do 24 Item 86, copper battery plates; G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 148 B. Lowenstein & Bro.. New York, N. Y do 155

J. H. Chesley & Co.. Washington, D. C do 162 E. W. Blatchford & Co., Chicago, HI do 17 Item 87, sifted cast-iron filings

G. D. Mackey, New York, N. Y do 025 Edwin Harrington. Son & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do . 03 Item 88, sulphate of copper

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 0425 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa . do 039

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 041

J. H. Chesley & Co.. Washington, D. C do 043 Mcllvaine Bros.. Philadelphia, Pa do 039 Item 89, kaolin

Charles H. Pleasants, New York. N. Y do 02 Z.D. Gilman. Washington. D. C do 013

J. H. Chesley <fc Co.. Washington, D. C do 01 Item 90, calcined plaster of paris

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y per barrel.. 1.95

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 10 M( nvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa , do 2.18 Item 91, potters' clay

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 98 D. Connell, Washington. D. C t do 1.40

J. H. Chesley &Co., Washington, D. C do.... 1.30 Item 92. blocking boards

P. E, Cowman, Boston, Mass - per foot.. .15 Item 93, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24, 40 pounds

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y per ream. . 5. 00

B. &. O. Myers, New York, N. Y.—

Sample 1 do 5.40 Sample 2 do 4.80 Item 94, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24, 50 pounds

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do 6. 25 B. & O. Myers, New Fork, N. Y.—

Sample 1 do 6.75 Sample 2 do 6.00 Item 95, stereotype backing paper, 19 by 24, 60 pounds:

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N. Y do 7. 50 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y.

Sample 1 do 8.10 Sample 2 do 7.20 Item 96, white tissue paper, No. 1, 19 by 24 inches

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr., New York, N. Y do.... 1.45 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do 1. 65 Item 97, extra cream tissue paper. No. 1, 19 by 24 inches

Wm. A. Wheeler, jr.. New York, N.Y do.... 1.85 B. & O. Myers, New York, N. Y do 2. 00 Item 98, blue and white bonnet board, 17| by 23J inches: Dobler Sc Mudge, Baltimore, Md per sheet.. . 026 Item 99, sulphuric acid

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y per carboy. . 3. 74

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 4.50 Item 100. muriatic acid : Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 3. 49 Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 3.75
88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 101, plumbago:

Harry M. Schneider, "Washington D. C per pound. . $0. 14 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 29 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C do 12 Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, Jersey City, N. J do .306 Mcllvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa do . 2575 Item 102, stereotype backing powder

Young & Co., New Haven, Conn do .05

J. Fremont Prey, Indianapolis, Ind do .06

- Item 103, heavy crash, 31 inches wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa per yard. . . 10 Item 104, thin crash, 31 inches wide

No proposals received. Item 105, blankets

Thomas G-. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Sample 1 per pair.. 3.08 Sample 2 . ., do 3.62 Item 106, crash for toweling

Marshall, Field & Co., Chicago, 111 per yard.. . 09 Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Sample 1 do .08 Sample 2 do .08 Sample 3 do 081 Sample 4 « do 092 Item 107, canvas for covering blank books

Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

, Sample 1 do ... .225 Sample 2 do 237 Sample 3 do 28 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .30 Item 108, bleached cotton, yard wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.

Sample 1 do 058 Sample 2 do 048 Sample 3 do .054 Item 109, bleached cotton, 40 inches wide

No proposals received. Item 110, bleached cotton, 42 inches wide

Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.

Sample I do .086 Sample 2 do 084 Sample 3 do 086 Item 111, bleached cotton, -y> wide: Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 20 Item 112, unbleached cotton, 27 inches wide

No proposals received. Item 113, unbleached cotton, yard wide

Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.

Sample 1 , do 04 Sample 2 do 043 Item 114, unbleached cotton. 49 inches wide

Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.—

Sample 1 do .115 Sample 2 do 122 Item 115, unbleached cotton, f wide

Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa.

Sample 1 do 118 Sample 2 do 134 Item 116, paper cambric, white

Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa do 051 Item 117, gray super: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 0275 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 028
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89'

Item 117, gray super—Continued.

J. F. Travis, agent, New York, N. Y.

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.029 .039 B. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y .029 Item 118, alpaca braid

No proposals received. Item 119, silk braid: No proposals received. Item 120, jeweler's cotton:

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C per pound . . 35 Item 121, glue

Harry M. Schneider, "Washington, D. C.

Crown English do .11 Sample C do 115 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 1099 B. W. Jones, New York, N. Y.—

Sample A do .125 Sample B do 102

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 101 Chas. Townsend,New York, N. Y do 081 Baeder, Adamson &, Co., Philadelphia, Pa do .11 S.Isaacs. New York, N Y do 091 Armour & Co., New York, N. Y.

Sample 695c do 094 Sample 810 do 091 Sample 811 do 088 Item 122, benzine: Poole & Brooke, "Washington, D. C per gallon.. . 071 Shoemaker & Busch, Pbiladelphia, Pa do .074 Nicolai Bros., Washington, D. C do .066 Item 123, alcohol, 95°

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2.30 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 174 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 2. 50 Jas. L. Barbour &. Son, "Washington, D. C do 2. 35 Item 124, wood alcohol, 95°

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 1. 75 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 1. 74 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 399 Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 1.55 Item 125, linseed oil: Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 59 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do .52 Poole & Brooke, "Washington, D. C do .58 W. H. Butler, "Washington, D. C do 51 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 519 Geo. Eyneal, jr., "Washington, D. C do 505 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 50 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 53 Item 126. boiled linseed oil

Charles H. Pleasants. New York, N. Y do 62 Daniel Shanahan, "Washington, D. C do .55 Poole <fc Brooke, "Washington, D. C do 60 W. H. Butler, "Washington, D. C do 54 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 569 Geo. Eyneal, jr., "Washington, D. C do . 535 Chas. Becker, "Washington, D. C - do .55 Hugh Eeilly, "Washington, D. C do . 55 Item 127, sweet oil

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y per dozen.. 1. 32 D. Connell, Washington, D. C do 59 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do 65 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 599

Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C do 60 A. G. Belden & Co., New York, NY do. ... 2. 88
90 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 128, virgin olive oil

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y per quart. . $0. 55 D. Connell, Washington, D. C do 59 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 579 A. G. Eelden & Co., New York, N. Y .do 48 Item 129, white lead

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 066 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, NY do . 066 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C per 100 pounds. . 6. 28 Poole <fc Brooke, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 07 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 067 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 067 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do . 067 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 072 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 065 Hugh Eeilly, Washington, D. C do 063 Item 130, French book varnish: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 13. 00 Louis Dejonge &. Co., New York, N. Y do 13. 00 Item 131, white shellac

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 35 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 35 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do .42 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 337

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 35 Item 132, orange shellac

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 33 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 26 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do .35 W. H.Butler, Washington, D. C do 30 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 279

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do . 29 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 28 Item 133, untramarine blue

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 14 Charles H. Pleasants, New York. N. Y do 14 Poole & Brooke, Washington. D. C do .15 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C. (German) do 12 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 14 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .129 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do . 165

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 35 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 14 Hugh Eeilly, Washington, D. C do 12 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .35 Item 134, chrome yellow, dark orange

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do .11 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C do 18 Do do 13 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 12 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 109 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 17 Sample 2 do 115 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 18 Hugh Eeilly, Washington, D. C do . 15 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, NY do . 25 Item 135, chrome yellow

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N Y do 09 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C—

Sample CD do 18 Sample S do . 14 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 12 Shoemaker &. Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 104 George Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 085 Sample 2 do 115
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Item 135. chrome yellow—Continued.

Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C per pound. . $0. 14 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 09 Louis Dejonge 6c Co., Xew York, X. Y do .25 Item 136, soluhle blue

Charles H. Pleasants. Xew York, X. Y do .61 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C do .55 Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do . 447 Geo. Pyneal. jr., Washington, D. C do 425

Z. D. Gilman. Washington, D. C do 61 Chas. Becker. Washington, D. C . . .do .52 Hugh Beilly, Washington. D. C do 50 Item 137, carmine. Xo. 40 : Charles H. Pleasants, Xew Tork, X. Y per ounce. . . 31 Poole & Brooke. Washington. D. C do .35 Shoemaker 6c Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do 294 Geo. Pyneal. jr., Washington. D.C do . 255 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 30 Hugh Beilly, Washington. D. C do 30 Louis Dejonge 6c Co.. Xew York, X. Y do .30 Item 138. cochineal lake. marbler"s colors

Louis Dejonge 6c Co., Xew York. X. Y per pound. . . 45 Item 139, crude turpentine

Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do 029 Shoemaker 6c Bnsch. Philadelphia, Pa do .047

Z. D. Gilman. Washington. D. C do 03 Item 140. lubricating compound:

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do .16 Harry M.Schneider. VTashington, D. C do 132 Charies H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do 19 The Manhattan Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do . 162 Poole & Brooke. Washington, D. C.

Albany Xo. 2 do .15 Sample IXL do 12 W. H. Butler. Washington. D. C do 16 Shoemaker 6c Busch. Philadelphia. Pa do . 134 Geo. Pyneal. jr., Washington. D. C do . 135 A.G.Belden 6c Co., Xew York, X. Y do 15 Item 141, wax tapers

Francis Miller, Washington. D. C per dozen boxes.. . 15 Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do 92 Shoemaker 6c Busch. Philadelphia, Pa do 649 Geo. Pyneal jr.. Washington, D. C do .95 James L. Barbour 6c Son. Washington, D. C do 1. 60 Item 142. beef tallow

Charies H.Pleasants. Xew York. X. Y per pound.. .085 Lewis Hopfenmaier, Washington, D. C do .06 Poole 6c Brooke. Washington. D. C do 075 W. A. Pate. Washington. D. C do 07 Item 143. glass. 10 by 12 inches

Francis Miller. Washington, D. C per box. . 2. 00 The Manhattan Supply Company. Xew York, X. Y do 2. 70 Daniel Shanahan, ashington, D. C do 2. 00 W. H. Butler. Washington. D. C do. . . . 1. 90 Shoemaker <fc Busch. Philadelphia. Pa do 2. 09 Geo. Pyneal. jr., Washington, D. C do 1. 98 Chas. Becker. Washington, D. C do 2. 64 Hugh Keilly. Washington, D. C do 1. 95 Item 144, glass, 12 by 14 inches

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2. 40 The Manhattan Supply Company, Xew York, X. Y do 2. 97 Daniel Shanahan. Washington, D. C do 2. 40 W.H.Butler, Washington, D.C do 2.25 Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do 2. 39 Geo. Pyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 2. 30 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 3. 03 Hugh Beilly, Washington, D. C do 2. 35
92 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 145, glass, 12 by 15 inches

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C per box.. $2.40 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 97 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do 2.40 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2.39 Geo. Kyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 2.30 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 3.03 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 2. 35 Item 146, glass, 12 by 18 inches: Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2.40 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 97 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do 2.40 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 2. 25 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 39 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 2. 30 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 3.03 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do.... 2.35 Item 147, glass, 12 by 20 inches

Francis Miller, Washington, D. C do 2.40 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 2. 97 Daniel Shanahan, Washington, D. C do 2.40 W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 25 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 39 Geo. Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 2.30 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 3.03 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 35 Item 148, egg albumen

John Campbell & Co., New York. N. Y per pound. . . 60 Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D.C.—

Sample A do .72 Sample B do 67 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do . 65 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 66 Item 149, blood albumen

John Campbell & Co., New York, N.Y do 18 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do .25 Mcllvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa do .2475 Item 150, potash: Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 052 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do . 054 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 054

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 055 Item 151, detergent

C. Tiers Myers & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 095

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 048 Item 152, pearlash

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 0725 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 084

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 08 Item 153, dextrine

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 065 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .064

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 067 Mcllvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa do .0525 Item 154, Florida sponges, medium:

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 1. 99 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 1. 99 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa

Sample A do 2.20 Sample B do 1.694

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 18 Item 155, Florida sponges, small

Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do. . . . 1. 75 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do 1. 17 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 1. 497

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 1. 95
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Item 156. Venetian formes sponges, medium

Shoemaker <fc Busch, Philadelphia, Pa per pound.. $3.45

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 2. 58 Item 157. beeswax

Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York. X. Y do .27 Lewis Hopfenmaier, "Washington. D. C do .28 G. D. Mackey, Xew York, X. Y do 30 Shoemaker <fc Buseh, Philadelphia, Pa do 269 W. A. Pate. Washington, D. C do 32 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 30 Item 158. granulated gum arabic

Charles H. Pleasants. Xew York, X. Y do 46 Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do . 494

Z. D. Gilman, Washington. D. C do .45 Mcilvaine Bros., Philadelphia. Pa do . 675 Item 159. gum arabic sorts : Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York . X. Y do 21 Shoemaker 6c Buseh, Philadelphia, Pa do . 224

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 23 Mcilvaine Bros., Philadelphia, Pa do .2575 Item 160. gum hog

Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do 26 John Campbell 6c Co., Xew York, X. Y do 38

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 28 Louis Dejonge 6c Co.. Xew York. X. Y do .33 Item 161, eosin

Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 744

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 1. 75 Louis Dejonge 6c Co., Xew York, X. Y do 2. 75 Item 162. powdered borax

Charles H. Pleasants. Xew York, X. Y do 096 Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 094 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D.C do . 10 Z.D. Gilman, Washington, D.C do 105 Jas. L. Barbour 6c Son. Washington. D. C do .12 Mcilvaine Bros.. Philadelphia, Pa do .096 Item 163, pulverized alum : Charles H. Pleasants. Xew York, X. Y do 06 Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 043 Geo. Eyneal, jr.. Washington. D. C do 032 Z. D. Gilman, Washington. D. C do 028 McDvaine Bros.. Philadelphia, Pa do . 047 Item 164, oxalic acid

Charles.H. Pleasants, Xew York, X. Y do .075 Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do . 074 Geo. Eyneal. jr., Washington, D. C do .093

Z. D. Gilman, Washington. D. C do 102 Item 165. creosote: Charies H. Pleasants Xew York, X. Y do 46 Shoemaker 6c Busch, Philadelphia. Pa do . 399 Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 43 Item 166, stronger water ammonia

Charles H. Pleasants, Xew York. X. Y do 115 Shoemaker <fc Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do . 099

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 12 Item 167, A. W. Faber's lead pencils, round: Wm. Ballantyne 6c Sons. Washington, D. C per gross.. 4. 11 Easton 6c Eupp. Washington, D. C do 4. 19 Item 168, A. W. Faber's lead pencils, hexagon:

Wm. Ballantyne 6c Sons, Washington. D. C do 5. 65 Easton 6c Eupp, Washington, D. C do 5. 75 Item 169, A. W. Faber's lead pencils, all red: Wm. Ballantyne 6c Sons, Washington, D. C do 7. 21 Easton 6c Eupp, Washington. D. C do 7.35
94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 170, A. W. Eaber's pencils, all blue:

$6. 31

Etiston Sc !Rupp Washin tr ton D C do 6 45

Tt"ptyi 171 A W T^q Tipt** <a tiptipiIq 'ill otpph • -XLClil X i J., -TV. > V . ±' aUCl o LJcllt^llo , till £^ L . do.... 6. 31 Easton & Itnpp "Washington D C do 6 45 Item 172, Dixon American graphite pencils, "M" hexagon: The ManhattaD Supply Company New York Y do 4 79

Greo liyneal jr TVashin^ton D C do 4 80

4.95 Easton &. X£iipp \\ ashin °"ton D C do 4 90 Item l^o, Dixon -A. meric an graphite pencils, '*S^M hexagon:

/i 4. 79

flfiA T?vnPol lr \\ r Q <a lii n crmr ~D C*. 4. 80 do.... 4.95 Easton &> Hupp "Washington D C do i on Item 1 i 4, Dixon -A-merican graphite pencils, all red:

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5. 74

d-(±r\ "RtttipqI it* W,_t cili iti of* mi T~) C\ do 0. (O 5.88 Easton <fe Rupp W cishin°"ton D C do 5. 90 Item 175, Dixon American Graphite pencils, all blue: Tbe Manhattan Supply Company New Tort K" Y do 5. 74

Greo liyneal jr W ashin°'ton D C do 5 76 do 5. 88 Easton &. Hupp Washin^ton D C do 5 90 Item 176, Dixon American Graphite pencils, all green

TMi p ATn n li n f f Q.n RmiTili* PnniTiaiiv "NTpw "Vnylj" ~\T V do 0. /» Greo Iiyneal jr "Washington D C do 5. 76 "Win Ballantyne &. Sons Washington D C do 5 88 Easton &. Kupt) Washington D C do 5 90 Item 1T7, Dixon -A. merican graphite liimher pencils, hexagon, hlaclc:

rrii p ATn ti 1i i t" T",!i n Snnnlv (P!r»T>iTifiTi*v "Vpnr "VhtTt "NT V do 4 45 Geo jR-yneal jr "Washington D C do 4. 00 do 3.98

"PQcfATl At "Pm^Ti WoalllTI fl'f H71 f* do Q QC

o. yo Item 178, Dixon -A^mencan graphite lninher pencils, hexagon, red or hlne i do 7 20 do o. yo "Wm "RnllnnivTiP & «nn^ AVatihin crinn T) C! 7 15

G+n-n X-r Piinn TVo an i -n cr+r»-n P /i „ Item 179, Eagle lead pencils, hexagon, black, ~Nos. 1 to 5

E. "Morrison HPaper Company, "Washington, D. 0 _„-._. — ... do 4 00

T*1ip J- LlC ATn _Li -L c tnli i 1 1 1 1ni"f 1 I Lttll an SittitiI O T7 C*nTYiTifiTTv "N^pw "VatIt V U.JJJJ± \ V^vlJXl_LI«illj . ^> C \V JL Ul iS. , Asi . X.-.-..- ........... (| 0 3. 97 TVTil "Rail antvnp At ftnna "\\r

*i eli in crffvn T\ P do 4. 00

TT,Q<aT"An A' T? nnn TTTq oli in o*f" fin ~C\ O do 3 79 Item 180, Eagle lead pencils, round, black, Nos. 1 to 5

do 3 00

T'lir* ATinli nft in ftn"nT»lT nnmnortTT NTaw "Vni'lr "NT V do 2. 97 do 3 00 do Item 181, Eai^le lead pencils, blue, red, and green

do 4. 50 do 4. 97 ~Wm "RalliTitvriP A* Snnt "Wi^hino-trm T> P! do 4. 50

TToo+r^-n A'- T> , i , 1 1 1 A \" . i v; 1 , 1 T i , , t (it i (

1 do 4. 27 Item 182, Eagle crown penholders, No. 1

3. 34 do . 275 do . 279 do . 264 Item 183, Eagle crown penholders, No. 2

:...do.... 3.70

do...

.303 do.... .309 do.... .292
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Item 1S4, Eagle crown penholders, ]S"o. 3

$4. 07

Ttie .XTanhattan Supplv Company ~N"ew \"ork IST V do 339

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" tnIII. X>dlJ.ctiI T? oil qti t*v~ti L \ LLCp iKr tx^ ^r>ii OU115. AVq > * ct ^li > 11 ini 11 (Tl"nTi ^ LUJ1, ±J. Pw ................... do . 339

"Pdctnn JEjcLo tUU <\j \- T?n"nr* -L\- \V q < ] i i n o*1~n"n ~D P L l tl >LL 1 11 ^ L U 11 , ±J . \y _ ...... ...... ....... do . 355 Item 185, Eagle ink and pencil erasers, small:

E. ^XTorrison [Paper Company. \\ ?i s 1i i ti g^t o"n - D. C ............ do 7 s;o

-L llC -JUL till Lid L Id 11 Oil LI }Ji-\ Ulll|lclLL^ , C »> 1 Ui H, . J_ ........... c] 0 6^

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. 593 Iteni 186, Eagle ink and pencil erasers, medium

E. AXorrison Eaper Company, \V as Liinirt* >n. D. C - —....... do 10 00 Tbe ^lanliattan Supply Oonipanv "NTew \ oi'lc "N^ y do . 83 do 831 do 79 Item 187. Eagle ink and pencil erasers, large

Jim Liauii x cllicl v_^luii j Jtin \ , ^ > ttoiiiii^ lull, xj . ......... clo 14. 40 Tbe [XTanliattan Supplv Conipanv Xbw "jiTork ^s". \T t|0 1. 19 "Wm Eallantvne Sons \y n *^hin ^ton D C do 1. 20 do 1.138 Item 138. Eagle rubber erasers, 12 to pound

E Alorrison Paper Company \\ asliin^ton D C per pound . 60 The ilanhattan Supplv Company, Xcw Y"ork, Y. ..........., do . 597 ~^Vm Eallantvno &. Son^ "Washington D C do . 60

. 3 1 "PocfAn A- PnTin "WnoVinn-tnTi T\ P An Item 189. Eagle penholders, ~Ko. 2410

E. ^1orris on Eaper Conipanv, "Washington, D. C —............................ per gross .1. 35 do 2. 10 do 1. 35 do 1 ^8 Item 190, Eagle penholders, Xo. 3411

E ^Xorri^on Eippr Company" \\" ashin frton D C do 1. 58 do 2. 49 do 1. 58 do 1. 49 Item 191, Eagle penholders, Xo. 4712

do 1. 75

JL LLC ^j-iUi 11<1 L I <l 11 . 1 1 J j> 1 \ U 111 [IdLL \ , C \\ L U1K, JL -. .... do 2. 79 do 1 75 Ea^ton Sc Ivupp W' a^hi n ^ton D C do.... 1. 66 Item 192. Davidson's velvet erasive rubber, ZSo. 12

.82

"RfHifrm A- Piin-n TTo ^li i n rrfnn T} P do . 95 Item 193, ^\Tc Grill s round nead paper lasteners, o, 1: Wm V\ '1 11 n n t t~t» p A* •sriiis W«i cli in <rtr\r\ P . 09

"Toijff.Ti X- "RnTiT^ AVn ohi-n rrtrvn T\ P do . 087 Item 194 ^XEcGrill's round bead paper fasteners j^"o 2* "Wm T^qII QriTTno A- <snTia TTn cln'n n-T nn "H P do . 11 do . 104 Item 19o. L.' nder w ood s Egvptian l)lac3i ink : T'llP AT?! Tl ll ^ttdTl n T"tT"»l \" f

1 nmT»a71Tr Vcur VAT"lr "V "V . 40

rln 415 do . 40 Item 196. Underwood s chemical \vriting ink

T'Tip ATptiIt atTa n Snirnlr PnTiinQTiv ~NTpti" Vnrlr "NT "V do . 60

NN m. Eallantyne <fc Sons, \\ asliin^rton, D. C do . 62 Easton &. Enpp, Washington, I». C do .60 Item 19 1

, Underwood s carmine ink: do 75

V\ - rn R^ill Tl tT*Tl P At ^fin< "V\T

Q ill in rrTnTt C*. do 1. 52

"F" 1 QTfiTl T?ilT\"n W o cli 'Tl frlrin Ti do 1. 50 Item 198, Arnold s "writing duld * do.... .37 do.... .39 Item 199, Thomas' black writing ink:

do.... .32 do.... .35
96 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 200, Maynard & Noyes' writing ink

Wm, Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C per quart. . $0. 28 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C do .35 Item 201, Freeman's writing ink: "Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do .55 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do . 60 Item 202, Sanford's combined writing and copying fluid: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 50 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .49 Item 203, A. W. Eaber's rubber bands, No. 33, J-inch: Wm. Ballantyne <fc Sons, Washington, D. C per gross . . . 385 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .45 Item 204, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, assorted sizes: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do .33 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .37 Item 205, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 0, J-inch

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 385 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .45 Item 206, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 0, ^-inch: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 76 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .85 Item 207, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 000, J-inch

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do .575 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .65 Item 208, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 17: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 125 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do .15 Item 209, A. W. Faber's rubber bands, No. 10: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, *D. C do . 065 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 08 Item 210, A. W. Faber's ink eraser and paper cleaner, No. 12: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 13. 30 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 10.85 Item 211. white envelope, No. 5, by 5£ inches

Wm. Ballantyne <fc Sons, Washington, D. C per M. . 1. 08 Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. 0.

Sample W do.... 1.05 Sample P do.... 1.15 Item 212, white envelopes, No. 6, 3x

55 by 6 inches

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 27 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C.

Sample W do 1.15 Sample P do 1.25 Item 213, white envelopes, No. 9, 3£§ by 8| inches: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 1. 85 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C.

Sample W do.... 1.95 Sample P do.... 2.15 Item 214, white envelopes, No. 10, 4 by 9| inches

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 2. 04 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C.

Sample W do 2.15 Sample P. do 2.25 Item 215, manila envelopes, 12 by 16 inches

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 8. 75 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 9.75 Item 216, manila envelopes, 9£ by 12£ inches : \ Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 6. 00 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 6. 75 Item 217, manila envelopes, 1\ by 11^ inches

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, *D. C do 4. 25 Easton <fe Bupp, Washington, D. C do 3. 97 Item 218, manila envelopes, 7 by 10| inches: Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 75 Easton & Bupp, Washington, D. C do 3. 25
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Item 2] 9. manila envelopes, 6| by 10 inches

Wru. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington D. C per M. . $3. 60 Easton Eupp. "Washington, D. C—

Sample No. 60 W do.... 2.29 Sample H do.... 1.90 Item 220, coin envelopes, rope manila, 3| by 5| inches

Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 3. 20 Item 221, bone folders, large:" Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C per dozen.. .82 Thomas G. Hood, Philadelphia, Pa '. do 80 Easton & Eupp, Washington, D. C—

8-inch do 1.00

9-inch do 1. 10 Louis Dejonge &. Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 50 Item 222, tracing linen, yard wide

Geo. Eyneal, jr.. Washington, D. C per yard. . . 25 Wm. Ballantyne <fc Sons, Washington, D. C do 25 Easton & Eupp, Washington, D. C do .25 Item 223, glue brushes, lj-inch

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen. . 3. 00 Geo. Eyneal. jr., Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 3.57 Sample 2 do 2. 10

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 90

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 00 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do. . . . 4. 48 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 3. 63 Item 224, glue brushes, 2-inch

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do. ... 8. 50 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Wasbington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 5.70 Sample 2 do 5.10

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do.... 6.40 J.H. Cbesley &c Co., Washington, D. C do.... 5.75 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do. . . . 9. 80 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 7. 25 Item 225, glue brushes, 2|-inch

John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 12. 50 Geo. Eyneal. jr., Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 11.25 Sample 2 do 11. 25

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 12. 90 J.H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D.C do.... 12.90 Tissot &, Schultz, New York, N. Y do. . . . 18. 00 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 16. 50 Item 226, glue brushes, 3-inch; John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 18.50 Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 20.75 Sample 2 do 25.50 Sample 3 do 22.00

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 23. 00

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 23. 00 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do. . . . 31. 50 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 19.50 Item 227, pick brushes

Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 6.25 Do do.... 4.20

Z. D. Gilman, Wasbington, D. C do 4.25 Item 228, lye brushes

Geo. Eyneal, jr., Washington, D. C do 8. 00 Do do.... 4.20

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C—

Sample A do.... 4.25 Sample B do..-. 6.25 S. Mis. 46 7
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Item 229, Clinton, No. 31 ye brushes, all bristle: Geo, Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C per dozQn. . $9. 40 Do do.... 6.03 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do 9.68 Item 230, fitches, f inch: W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do 75 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do .54 Geo. Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 80 Sample 2 do 68 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 74

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do 70 Chas. Becker, Washington, D. C do .93 Hugh Reilly, Washington, L\ C do 65

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 65 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do 88 Item 231, sash tools, No. 8

W. H. Butler, Washington, D. C do. ... 2. 40 Shoemaker & Busch, Philadelphia, Pa do 2. 39 Geo. Ryneal, jr., Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 ...do 2.45 Sample 2 do 2.13 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 2. 20

Z. D. Gilman, Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 15 Chas. Becker, Washington, D.C do 2.36 Hugh Reilly, Washington, D. C do 2. 00

J. H. Chesley & Co. , Washington , D. C do ... . 2. 40 Tissot & Schultz, New York, N. Y do. ... 1. 52 Item 232, oak-tanned belting, 1 inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y per foot. . . 038 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 042 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 045 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 038 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 0325 Item 233, oak-tanned belting, lj-inch: E.J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 064 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 073 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C r do 076 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 065 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 055 Item 234, oak-tanned belting, 2-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 087 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D.C do . 098 W. A. Pate, Washington, D.C do 103 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do . 086 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 075 Item 235, oak-tanned belting, 2J-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 114 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D.C - do . 128 W. A. Pate, Washington, D.C do 135 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 113 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 0975 Item 336, oak-tanned belting, 3 -inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 136 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 154 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 162 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D.C .do . 137 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 1175 Item 237, oak-tanneo. belting, 3-inch, double: E.J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 273 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 308 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 324 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D.C do .272 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D.C do 2175
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Item 238, oak-tanned belting, 3^-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y per dozen . . $0. 163 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 184 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 193 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do . 163 Albert L. Pitney, Washington,!). C do .14 Item 239, oak-tanned belting, 3J-inch, double

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 326 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 368 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 386 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .325 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do . 258 Item 240, oak-tanned belting, 4-inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 19 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 214 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do . 225 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .19 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do . 1625 Item 241, oak-tanned belting, 4-inch, double

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 379 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .42 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C „ do.... .45 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .38 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do .30 Item 242, oak-tanned belting, 6-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 288 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 325 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 342 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do . 289 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 2475 Item 243, oak-tanned belting, 6-inch, double:

E. J. Brooks & Co., ^'ew York, N. Y do 576 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .63 W. A. Pate. Washington, D. C do 684 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .576 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do . 4575 Item 244, oak-tanned belting, 8-inch: E J.Brooks & Co., New York,N. Y do 387 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 436 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 459 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do . 388 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 3325 Item 245, oak-tanned belting, 8-inch, double: E. J. Brooks &. Co., New York, N Y do 774 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .87 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do. ... .918 Melville Lindsay, Washington, L\ C do .775 Albert L. Pitney. Washington, D. C do.... .6125 Item 246, oak-tanned belting, 10-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York. N. Y do 489 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .55 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 585 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .49 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 42 Item 247, oak-tanned belting, 10-inch, double: E J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 978 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1. 10 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do.... 1.17 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 98 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 775 Item 248, oak-tanned belting, 12-inch, double:

E. J.Brooks & Co., New York, N.Y do.... 1.16 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1. 325 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C ...do.... 1.39 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do 1. 159 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do .93
100 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 249, oak-tanned lacing leather

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y per square foot. . $0. 194 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 132 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 22 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .14 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do .14 Item 250, rawhide belting, 1-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, jST. Y 7 per foot . . .049 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C , do . 066 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 06 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .05 Item 251, rawhide belting, 1^-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 082 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 112 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 102 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do . 085 Item 252, rawhide belting, 2-inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 114 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 152 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 138 Chicago Rawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do . 115 Item 253, rawhide belting, 2J-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 147 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 198 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 18 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .15 Item 254, rawhide belting, 3-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 178 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 237 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 216 Chicago Pawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI do .18 Item 255, rawhide belting, 3-inch, double:

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 356 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 474 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 432 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .36 Item 256, rawhide belting, 3J-inch

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 212 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 284 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 258 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 215 Item 257, rawhide belting, 3|-inch, double

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 408 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C j do . 568 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 516 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 43 Item 258, rawhide belting, 4-inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 246 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 33 W. A. Pate. Washington, D. C do 30 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .25 Item 259, rawhide belting, 4-inch, double:

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 475 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .66 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 60 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .50 Item 260, rawhide belting, 6-inch: E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 377 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .502 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 456 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do 38 -Item 261, rawhide belting, 6-inch, double

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 722 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1. 00 W. A. Pate, Washington. I). C do 912 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111 do 76
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Item 262. rawhide belting, 8-inch

E. J. Brooks 6c Co., New York, N. Y per foot.. $0. 51 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .673 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 612 Chicago Bawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111 do .51 Item 263, rawhide belting, 8-inch, double

E. J. Brooks 6c Co., New York, N. Y do 99 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 1. 346 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 1. 2a Chicago Bawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI do 1.02 Item 264, rawhide lacing leather: E. J. Brooks <fc Co., New York, N. Y per square foot. . . 194 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do . 165- W. A. Pate, Washington. D. C do 22 Chicago Eawhide Manufacturing Company, Chicago, HI do .20 Melville Lindsay, Washington, D. C do .14 Albert L. Pitney, Washington, D. C do 145 Item 265, George's Creek coal:

J. Edw. Chapman, Washington. D. C per ton.. 3. 60 Frank A. Kennedy, Washington, D. C - do 3. 63 John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 36 Item 266, white-ash anthracite coal

J. Edw. Chapman, Washington, D. C do 5. 24 Chas. Werner, Washington, D. C do ... . 5.13 Frank A. Kennedy, Washington, D. C do 5. 25 John P. Agnew & Co., Washington, D. C do 4. 98 Item 267, ice: National Capital Ice Company, Washington, D. C per 100 pounds . . . 322 The Great Falls Ice Company, Washington, D. C do 32 Independent Ice Company, Washington, D. C do .33 American Ice Company, Washington, D. C do . 33 Transparent Ice Company, Washington, D. C do . 328

S. S. Daish & Son, Washington, D. C—

Northern do .38 Manufactured do 37 The Hygienic Ice Company, Washington, D. C do 315 Do do 28 F. A. Eeed & Co., Alexandria, Va do 38 Item 268, guards

Altemus & Co. , Philadelphia, Pa per guard . . . 015 A. E. Keller & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 01 Item 269, backs for money-order books

Gustav A. Schurmann, New York, N. Y per back. . . 80 George W. Shepard, Troy, N. Y do 85 Item 270. tablet composition

Armour & Co., New York, N. Y per pound. . . 33 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 29 Item 271, parchment subsitute, f-inch

Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y per piece.. . 65 H. Griffin & Sons, New York, N. Y do 78 Item 272, bookbinding band, |-inch: Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 63 H. Griffin 6c Sons, New York, N. Y do 44 Item 273, emery

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C per pound. . . 05 Charles H. Pleasants, New York, N. Y do 0374 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 06

J. H. Chesley 6c Co., Washington, D. C do 05 Item 274, emery cloth

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y per quire. . . 40 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .40 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 48

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D C do 42

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 40
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Item 275, good family flour

D. Connell, Washington, D. C per barrel . . $4. 19

S. S. Daish & Son, Washington, D. C do 3. 80 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington. D. C do 4. 10 W. M. Gait & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 60 T. A. Duffy, Washington, D. C do. . . . 4. 15 Item 276, white-wine vinegar:

D. Connell, Washington, D. C per gallon.. . 10 Poole & Brooke, Washington, D. C do .11 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C do .15 T. A. Duffy, Washington, D. C do 10 Item 277, brooms, No. 7

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C per dozen . . 2. 45 Chas. T. Carter & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample 7 do 2.28 Sample 10 do 3.43 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do.... 2.34 P. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 2. 25 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C do 2. 50

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 2.50 Sample B do 3.60 Item 278, brooms, No. 8

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 2.85 Chas. T. Carter & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample 8 Gm do 3.35 Sample 8 L do 2.75 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do ... . 2 . 88 P.P.May & Co., Washington, D.C do.... 2.90 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 2.75 Sample 2 do 3.00

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 2.95 Sample B do 3.90 Item 279, soap

The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y. — • Sample 1 per pound. . . 053 Sample 2 do 047 Sample 3 do 043 Jas. L. Barbour & Son, Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 r do 045 Sample 2 1 do 045 Sample 3 do 04 Sample 4 do 0375

T. A. Duffy, Washington, D. C do 042 The Christopher Lipps Company, Baltimore, Md do . 045 Item 280, painted buckets, 3 hoops

W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C per dozen . . 1 . 64 P. P. May & Co., Washington, D.C do ... . 1.55

Jas. L. Barbour & Co., Washington, D. C.

Sample 1 do 1.20 Sample 2 do 1.40

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 1. 38 Item 281, cedar water buckets, 3 brass hoops

D. Connell, Washington, D. C do 1. 25 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C . . . do 3. 20 P. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 00

Jas. L. Barbour & Son, AYashington, D. C—

Sample 1 do.... 2.25 Sample 2 do 3.10

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do. . . . 3. 00 Item 282, earthen crocks, 1 gallon

Jas.M. Hickerson, Strasburg, Va do 1.25
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Item 283, spring dividers, 5-inch

Harry M. Schneider, "Washington, D. C per dozen.. $3. 60 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 3. 10

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do. ... 3. 15 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 4. 75 Item 284, wing dividers, 10-inch

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 5.00 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2. 30

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do.... 2.90 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 5. 25 Item 285, bookhinders' hammers: John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 17. 50

J. H. Cbesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 13. 10 Louis Dejonge & Co., New York, N. Y do 17. 00 Item 286, shoe knives

Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do 79 John Campbell & Co., New York, N. Y do 99 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do. . . . .84 F.P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 78

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C do 78 Louis Dejonge <fc Co., New York, N. Y do 1. 08 Item 287, straight trimmers, 10- inch : E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y do 6. 45 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y.—

Sample 1 do 6.90 Sample 2 do 8.40 Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, Washington, D. C do 4. 78 F. P.May & C, Washington, D. C do.... 7.10

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C „ , do.... 6.45 Item 288, sawdust

D. Connell, Washington, D. C per barrel.. . 20 T. A. Duffy, Washington, D. C do. ... .19 Raymond Coleman, Forestville, Md do . 175 Item 289, cotton waste, XXX:

E. J. Brooks & Co., New York, N. Y.-

Sample A per pound . . . 094 Sample B do . 089 Harry M. Schneider, Washington, D. C do .084 Charles H. Pleasants, New York do .092 The Manhattan Supply Company, New York, N. Y do . 084 W. A. Pate, Washington, D. C do 084

J. H. Chesley & Co., Washington, D. C—

Sample A do 089 Sample B „ do . 086 Item 290, lignuin-vitse mallets

F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C per dozen. . 2. 40 Item 291, sun window awnings

R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C per awning.. 2.75 Item 292, re-covering sun window awning frames

R. C. M. Burton, Washington, D. C , do. . . . 1. 75 Washing towels

Mrs. A. E. Welcker, Washington, D. C per 100 towels.. .39 Dexter & Company, Washington, D. C do .50 Mrs. A. Simmons, Washington, D. C do .55 Mrs. M. A. Weaver, Washington, D. C t. do 1. 50 Enameled duck, 50 inches wide

Donegan & Swift, New York, N. Y. . .'. per yard . . .23

J. G. Bouse & Co., Philadelphia, Pa do 27 Keyser & Rogers, Philadelphia, Pa do .27 R. W. Norris & Sons, Baltimore, Md do .243 F. P. May & Co., Washington, D. C do 2398

J. B. Kendall, Washington, D. C do 24 John Stinson, Baltimore, Md do . 2375

C. T. & C. B.Mackenzie, Baltimore, Md do 26 Edw. Jenkins & Sons, Baltimore, Md do .30 E. C. Matlack, Philadelphia, Pa do 27 John P. Jube & Co., New York, N. Y do 255
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FOEAGE FROM JULY 1,1893, TO JUNE 30,1894. [Price per 100 pounds.] Name of Didder. Oats. Corn

meal. Bran. Corn. Hay. Straw. Flaxseed

meal. July 1 to December 31, 1893 • W. S. Hoge & Bro $1. 45 $1.20 $0. 91 $1.10 $0. 92 $0. 815 $6.25

Griffin & Merrill 1. 50 1. 25 1. 05 1.25 .95 .75 4. 00 Danenhower & Co 1.52 1. 25 1.00 1.20 .95 .85 6.00 H. P. Pillsbury 1. 51 1. 235 .925 1. 25 .95 .85 6. 50 R. J. Earnshaw 1.50 1.05 .925 1.16 .925 .85 6. 37

S. S. Daish & Son 1. 43| 1.16f .90 1.07f .90 .80 6. 00 Walter F. Hewett 1.50 1. 30 1.00 1.08 1. 00 .80 5. 00 W. M. Gait & Co 1.50 1. 20 1.00 .63 .95 .85 7. 00 January 1 to June 30, 1894

1. 60 1. 25 1. 05 1. 25 1.00 .90 6. 00

TV. M. Gait & Co 1.53J 1. 18| 1.10 1.25 1. 00 .90 7. 00 Danenhower & Co 1. 55 1.25 1.00 1. 25 .95 .85 6. 00 R. J. Earnshaw 1. 54 1.19 1.07 1.09 .94 .85 7.25 Walter F. Hewett 1.55 1.25 1.05 1. 10 .92 .77 6. 50 H. P. Pillsbury 1.53 1.25 1.03 1. 08| .92 .81 6. 50

1.50 1.16f 1.00 1.07^ .90 .80 6. 00

No. 24.

Statement of proposals received for lithographing and engraving during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894. Schedule op proposals for reproducing 295 illustrations for the Annual Report of the

Chief of Engineers for 1893. Item 1, photolithographing and printing 7,200 copies each of 88, and 7,300 copies each of 2 maps: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C $565. 00 Geo. S. Harris & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 795. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 800. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 825. 00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 341. 00 Item 2, photolithographing and printing 7,100 copies each of 4, and 7,200 copies each of 86 maps: The Norris Peters Company, Washington, D. C 670. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 785. 00 Geo. S. Harris & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 785. 25 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 870. 00 Breuker & Kessler, Philadelphia, Pa 951. 00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 592. 00 Item 3, photolithographing and printing 7,200 copies each of 37, and 7,300 copies each of 65 maps:

Geo. S. Harris & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 1, 136. 25 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 1, 195. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1, 495. 00 The Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 2, 053. 00 Item 4, engraving 13 illustrations by half-tone process

New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 85. 00 Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 90. 00 Charles Hart, New York, N. Y 98. 00 Peerless Press, New York, N. Y 135. 60 Harry O. King, Washington, D. C 160. 00 Crosscup and West Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa. (per square inch) .25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 105

Schedule of proposals for reproducing 110 illustrations for Monograph XIII, United States Geological Survey. Item 1. lithographing and printing 4.794 copies each of 11 illustrations

A. Hoen 6c Co.. Baltimore. Md $1, 900. 00 Item 2, engraving 50 relief-plate illustrations

Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 31. 30 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 65. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company. Xew York, N. Y 68. 00 Harry O. King, Washington. D. C 70. 00 Moss Engraving Company, Xew York, N. Y 75. 00 Photo-Engraving Company. New York, N. Y , 80. 00 Item 3, engraving 49 illustrations by half-tone process: Xew York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 135. 00 Harry O. King, Washington, D. C 135. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 140. 60 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 150. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 159. 00 Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 160. 00 Crosscup and West Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa. (per square inch) .25 Schedule of proposals for reproducing 57 illustrations for United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Report for 1892, Parts 1 and 2. Item 1, printing 3.294 copies each of 17, and 4,594 copies each of 8 illustrations

Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D. C $575. 00 Sackett 6c Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 600. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 700. 00 Geo. S. Harris 6c Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 840. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 850. 00 Photo-Electrotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 984. 00 Item 2, engraving 32 relief-plate illustrations: New York Engraving and Printing Company. New York, N. Y 84. 00 Maurice Joyce, Washington, D. C 87. 45 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 93. 50 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 94.00 Photo-Electrotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 161. 00 Schedule of proposals for chrojiolithographing and printing 5,294 copies one illustration for Fourteenth Annual Report of Director of United States Geological Survey.

Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y $230. 00 Julius Bien 6c Co., New York, N. Y 298. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 300. 00 Schedule of proposals for reproducing 28 illustrations for Eleventh Census Monograph

on Vital Statistics of New York and Brooklyn.

Item 1, lithographing and printing (including paper) 2,294 copies each of 12, and 4,794 copies each of 2 illustrations

A. Hoen 6c Co., Baltimore, Md $840. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1, 007. 00 Sackett 6c Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 1, 400. 00 Geo. S. Harris & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa 1, 650. 00 Item 3, engraving 14 relief-plate illustrations

Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 29. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 35. 00 Maurice Joyce, Washington, D. C 35. 00 The Washington Engraving Company, Washington, D. C 35. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 36. 00 Schedule of proposals for reproducing 41 illustrations for Eleventh Census Monograph

on Irrigation in the Western Part of the United States. Item 1, chromolithographing and printing 4,794 copies each of 7 illustrations: A. Hoen 6c Co., Baltimore, Md $129. 43 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 260. 00 Sackett 6c Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 265. 00 Eorbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 350. 00 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 239. 00
106 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Item 2, engraving 34 relief-plate illustrations

Maurice Joyce, Washiugton, D. C $142. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 163. 74 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 182. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 185. 00

J. B. Chamberlain, Washington, D. C. (per square inch) ^

" ^gf Schedule of proposals for printing (in colors) 31,794 copies each o - 7 illustrations for Final Report of the Eleventh Census on Agriculture.

Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y $460. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 575. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 858. 43 Eorbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 200. 00 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 1, 239. 00 Schedule of proposals for reproducing 373 illustrations for Thirteenth Annual Report

of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology.

Item 1, engraving 298 relief-plate illustrations

Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y $320. 00 Photo-Electrotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 210. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 195. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 178. 92 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 169. 50 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 149. 00 Item 2, engraving 75 illustrations by half-tone process: Moss Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 440. 00 Photo-Electrotype Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 358. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Milwaukee, Wis 320. 98 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 285. 00 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 269. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 259. 00 Schedule of proposals for reproducing 28 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary

of Agriculture for 1893. Item 1, lithographing and printing (including paper) 509,794 copies each of 5 illustrations (Reports of Entomologist and Microscopist)

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y $8, 040. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md.

Sample A 7, 500. 00 Sample B 7, 100. 00 Sample C 6, 950. 00 The Giles Company, New Fork, N. Y 7, 200. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y.—

Sample A 6, 850. 00 Sample B 6,270.00 Sample C 6, 180. 00 Sample D 6,026.00 Heliotype Printing ( 'ompany, Boston, Mass 6,585.00 Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey,New York, N. Y.

Sample A 6,045.00 Sample B 5,685.00 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 5, 998. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 5,820.00 The Orcutt Company, Chicago, 111 5, 199. 89 Stecher Lithographic Company, Rochester, N. Y 4,740.00 Item 2, lithographing and printing (including paper) 509,794 copies each of 9 illustrations (Report of Pomologist)

Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 14, 418. 00 The Giles Company, New York, N. Y 12, 500. 00 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 11, 865. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md.—

Sample A 11,700.00 Sample B 11, 000. 00 Sample C 10, 700. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 107

Item 2. lithographing and printing (including paper) 509,794 'copies each of 5 illustrations (Report of Pomologist)—Continued.

Sackett & Wilhelins Lithographing Company, New York, N. ¥.—

Sample A $11,680.00 Sample B 10,620.00 Sample C 10,470.00 Sample D 10,180.00 Trautmann. Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y.

Sample A 11, 325.00 Sample B 10, 650. 00 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 10,000.00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 9, 948. 00 The Orcutt Company, Chicago, 111 8, 946. 88 Stecber Lithographic Company, Rochester, N. Y 8, 945. 00 Item 3, printing by photo-gelatin process (including paper) 509, 794 copies each of 3 illustra- tions (Report of Microscopist)

The Gutekunst Company, Philadelphia, Pa 16, 058. 70 The Albertype Company, New York, N. Y 13,764.43 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 9, 889. 00 New York Photogravure Company, New York, N. Y 7, 650. 00 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 6, 990. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 6, 000. 00 The Orcutt Company, Chicago, HI 2, 492. 89 Item 4, lithographing and printing 509,794 copies each of 4 illustrations (Reports of Ornithologist and Forestry Division)

Sackett <fc Wilhelins Lithographing Company, New YorJ£, N. Y 5, 400. 00 The Orcutt Company, Chicago, 111 5, 097. 94 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 4, 500. 00 The Giles Company, New York, N. Y 4, 350. 00 Heliotype Printing Company, Boston, Mass 4, 239. 00 Julius Bien <fc Co., New York, N. Y 3, 976. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 3, 800. 00 Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Company, Boston, Mass 3, 777. 00 Trautmann, Bailey <fe Blampey, New York, N. Y 3, 487. 00 Stecber Lithographic Company, Rochester, N. Y 3, 406. 00 Item 5, engraving 7 relief-plate illustrations

Binner Engraving Company, Chicago, HI 17. 50 Maurice Joyce, "Washington, D. C , 22.75 Schedule op proposals for reproducing 145 illustrations for Fourteenth Annual Report

of Director of United States Geological Survey. Item 1, lithographing and printing 12,294 copies each of 26 illustrations: A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $5, 510. 00 Trautmann, Bailey & Blampey, New York, N. Y 5, 400. 00 The Orcutt Company, Chicago, 111 4, 209. 27 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 3, 985. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 3, 656. 00 Item 2, engraving 80 relief-plate illustrations: Harry O. Rang, Washington, D. C 275. 00 The Coloritype Company, New York, N. Y 200. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 105. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 103. 00 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 79. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 65. CO Crosscup & West Engraving Company, Philadelphia, Pa. (per square inch) .10 Item 3, engraving 39 illustrations by half-tone process

Harry O. King, Washington, D. C 275. 00 New York Engraving and Printing Company, New York, N. Y 226. 00 The Coloritype Company, New York, N. Y 200. 00 Photo-Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 173. 00 Binner Engraving Company, Chicago, 111 165. 00 Electro-Light Engraving Company, New York, N. Y 154. 00 Crosscup & West Engraving Company, Philadelphia Pa. (per square inch) » 20
108 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Schedule of proposals for lithographing and printing 11,794 copies each op 7 illustrations for Final Keport of the Eleventh Census on Statistics and Condition of Indians. Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, NY $1, 320. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 1, 250. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 989. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 929. 00 Schedule of proposals for lithographing and printing 9,294 copies each of 3, and 11,794 copies each of 11 illustrations for final report of the eleventh census on churches. The Giles Company, New York, N. Y $2, 750. 00 A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md 2, 000. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 1, 675. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y 1, 529. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 1, 149. 00 Schedule of proposals for lithographing and printing 31,794 copies each of illustrations for Final Report of Eleventh Census on Population, Part 1. A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Md $2, 500. 00 The Giles Company, New York, N. Y 2, 175. 00 Sackett & Wilhelms Lithographing Company, New York, N. Y 2, 080. 00 Julius Bien & Co., New York, N. Y J 1, 989. 00 Avil Printing Company, Philadelphia, Pa 1, 550. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 109

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. TIME WORK.

Kame.

Brian, H. T

White. Jas. W

Espey.H. C

Anderson, A. W

Anderson, J. W

Auer, A.B

Baker, Albert

Barrell, Marv H

Becker, P. M'

Benedict, Harold

Bergin, Jas. E

Bibb, Robt, T

Brady, Ora A

Briggs, Win

Burke. Raymond L . .

Butcher, J. H

Byrne, P. J

Clongb, Allan C

Cottle, Al

Covert, Jake

Cowan, E

Craig. J. M

Cunningham, S. K

Dew ey, A. M

Dierken. Joseph

Edmunds, Will M

Elliott, Alex

Entrikin.B.P

Eisher, Win. H

Fordham, George

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

365

5 283

29

287

26645

287

Foss.M.C

Guy,Isabelle P

Harding, H. A

Hartman, W. A

Hastie,R. B Hav,L.C

Heck, John T

Hendler, Chas. T

Hendricks, ¥m. J

Hickman, W. H

Hinds, W. L

Holl, E. A

Homan, H. O

Kehoe. J.D

Kennedy, J. L

Kreh, Chas. F

Lamb, Geo

Lappin, R. C

Larcombe, John

Louis, M. A. W

Mason, C. C

Mitchell, M. W

Munson, F

Murphy, Wm.H

McFariand, H. C McGowan, H. J

Oyster, E. W

Patten, Geo. E

Pearson, Aven

Penicks, Thos. B

Post, W. L

Ramsey, W. R

Robinson, CM

Sardo. A. E

Searle, Spencer A

Shields, Wm. E

Simmons, W. J

Simons, H. O

Slater, F. R

Slater, W.J

Smith. Wm.P

Snowden, Wm

Snyder. J. M

18

1 295

313

287 300

313 289

251

287

177

268 287

241

300

45 267

300 257

313

103 304

197 27940

266

26090

287 270

241

28745

210

241

25834

11 313 302

280

301 271

251 224

30030

193i 245

267

287 267

28341

30045

313

287

73

28735

105 313

349

2, 080

1, 9651

91|

1, 519" 1,239

270i

2, 022*

Amount.

$2, 100. 00

28. 53

1, 858. 65

950. 88

1, 650. 25

1, 529. 50-

1, 030. 65

216. 00

1, 216. 88

48. 49

794. 27

500. 85

1, 325. 50

1, 799. 75

861. 00

1, 050. 00

1, 799. 75

1, 512. 20

1, 443. 25 1,650.25

1,017.75

1, 407. 00

1, 216. 88

1, 205. (JO

1, 500. 00

258. 75

1, 535. 25

1,350. 00

1, 349. 25

1, 669. 33

592. 25

972. 80 1,177.61

1, 488. 00

230. 00

1, 596. 00

1, 495. 00

1, 301. 64

1, 148. 00

1, 622. 00

1, 311. 04

1, 148. 00

244. 80

1, 207. 50

1, 385. 75

1, 214. 40

185. 96 55.00

2, 003. 20

1, 796. 00

1, 610. 00

1, 730. 75

1, 558. 25

690. 25

1, 194. 66

900. 00

195. 00

901. 78

1, 470. 00

1, 535. 25

430. 50

1, 535. 25

1, 627. 25

266. 50

1, 200. 00

1, 499. 38

1, 643. 25

1,216. 88

233. 60

1, 148. 00

227. 50

603. 75

1, 252. 00

Name.

Spottswood, J. M. A . .

Strawn, H. L

Tavlor, A. H

Teale, Jas. E

Thompson, Zach

Ulrich, J. Louis

Wallace, P. S Welch, John T

Welsh, C.H

Williams, Fred.B

Wilver, E. J

Winchell, D. G... Wise, W. E

Wood, A. L

Young, Chas. E

Youngs. H. W

Abbott, C. E

Abbott, Lizzie Abbott, W. L

Abbott, W. R

AbeLl, A.T

Abramson, G

Ackerman, A. M

Acker, Henry S Acker, Maggie L

Acton, Geo. C

Adam, Agnes W

Adam, Susie Adams, C. G

Adams, Louisa Adams, L. C

Adams, M. M

Adams, N. S Adams, V. L... Adams, Wm. R

Aden, James

Agan, Mary

Ager, Katie Aitkenhead, W. C

Albertson, Geo. H

Alburtis, Jas. H

Alden, A. J Alexander, B. S

Alexander, C. J

Alexander, H. E

Alexander, Wm. M

Alford,D.M

Alford, J. R

Alford, L. F

Allard, CD

Alleger, Thos. J

Allee, Presley

Allen, J. P

Allison, A. A

Allison, A. G

Allison, F. A

Allison, Irene Almarade, J. A

Amazeen, Chas. B

Amann, Franklin Ambler, Louis Amoss, James O

Anderson, D. F

Anderson, Frank

Anderson, Fred. A

Anderson, M. D

Anderson, R. T

Andrew, E. H

Andrews, M. L

Applegate, May

Archer, Charles Ardinger, Owen

Arenberg, Louis

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

300 301

300

9 2874644

313

'46 290 294

271

295 112

281 295

8

2, 333|

l,956i

301 1,836

2, 105

2, 2271

672

5 2,216

561 522

243

2, 205 9001

1, 772^

32 246

2, 247|

1,433 390

2, 280

2, 101

2, 049^ 76i

2,073

2,269

2, 3351

1, 788|

825i 1,243

2, 258i

2, 0151

2, 115

1, 790|

2, 400

1,40199|

2, 006i

1, 858i

1, 808

166 496 845

216

1, 555 552

2, 275 2,450

32

1, 658

1, 129|

1, 0421

1, 889i

2, 198

1, 984 9641
110 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WOKE-Continued.

Name. Time

employed. Days. Hours. Armstead, H. M

Armstrong, James B, Armstrong, Jno

Armstrong, M. E — Arnold, A. J

Arnold, Agnes M . .

Arnold, Frank

Ash, E.N . Ashe, Annie

Ashlord, W.F

Ashion, H. E

Atchison, Cecelia

Atherton,E.N

Atkins, J. H

Atkinson, E.T

Atkinson, H.M

Atkinson, James S.

Atkinson, John F .

Atwell, Harry . Atwell, M. H

Aukward, Geo. H

Auracher, Christian C

Austin, Ernest R

Austin, G-. L

Austin, Jas

Avis, Wm

Ayers, Frank

Babcock, D. A

Babcock, James H

Babcock, John

Baden, Thad

Bailey, Edward

Bailey, Jas. K

Bailey, Mary E

Baker, Arthur E

Baker, Chas. W

Baker, E. E

Baker, F

Baker, Geo. F

Baker, Karl H

Baker, Phillip Baker, Wm. H

Baker, W. S

Baldwin, E. F

Baldwin, Walter J

Ballard, Flora E.

Ballard, Orville L

Baltzell, John

Barker, F. C

Barker, M. E

Barnes, Geo. O . Barnett, Leon

Barnett, May

Barnum, Mark H., jr... Barr, J. S

Barr, M. W

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, S. S

Barringer, M

Barrows, B. F

Barron, C. L

Barron, Alice J

Barry, John

Bartiett, C. A

Bartlett, Carrie A

Barton, C. A

Barton, Chas. C

Barton, David L

Bass, Edwin W

Bass, Wm. M

Bassler, Henry W

Bastian, Chas. S

Bastress, D. W

Bateman, Wm. I

Bates, Geo. W

Battley, Alice E

222

647 174

9K8-1 248

053

58629£

065

853 973i

25(5.1 685S

0061

068" 216

189 745

781

234

230 278J

216i 400

304

680

060

606 013

189 552

649i 103| 008

252 142

613

11 5| 452

238 240

557 7331

396

546 1701 555i

005

2781

271i

267 195J

112

1648 263

047 748 2631

190i 31]i

448 485

910i

,255£ 507i

6851

191 7331

242

209 288 6571 101£

929£ 7681

Amount.

$888. 80

790. 56

869. 60

497. 22

111. 20

431. 11 234.40

14. 16

615. 45

426. 50

389. 40

473. 86

421. 35

392. 60

827. 20

103. 04

875. 60

955. 38

195. 25

549. 81

892. 00

1, 279. 14

886. 60

960. 00 521.60

904. 50

824. 00

739. 43

946. 11

875. 40

729. 44

874. 23 1,051.75

502. 0.0 900. 80

1, 071. 00

732. 88

528. 79

982. 08

1, 206. 99 671.20

622. 80 918.75

158. 40

618. 40

539. 57

388. 87

802. 00

188. 87

522. 43

906. 80 36.65

258. 62

7. 68

19. 20

905. 20

240. 81

699. 20

1, 131. 75

876. 20

77. 87

514. 08

594. 00

764. 20

518. 75

603. 00

809. 04

876. 40

693. 40 1,216.98

913. 60

1, 330. 64

328. 75

40. 60

539. 97

176. 75

Name.

Bauer, C. A

Baxter, Frank A

Baxter, S. W

Baylie, Jennie

Bayly, Jno. A

Beach, D. W

Beach, H. D

Beall, Esau

Bea.ll, J. I

Beall, J. W

Beamer, Fannie

Beaslev, Wm. A

Beatty, A. P

Beatty, R. L

Beck, Rudolf

Beck, Wm. H....

Beisel, W. R

Belcher, Ida P

Bell, Chas. W

Bell, John L

Bell, S. H

Bell, T. S

Bell, W. P

Beller, Chas. E

Bellefeuille, Lena

Bellinger, (.). B

Belmont, Isidore

Belt, Wm. M

Benham, John S Benjamin, W. T

Bennett, H. L

Bennett, L. J

Bennett, Thos. D

Bentz, A. W

Bentzler, Jno. L

Berg, John R

Berkeley, Geo. T

Bernhardi, Chas

Berry, George

Berston, Mary E

Bertossa, Frank

Bethea, J. K

Beyler, Edward

Bierley, Wm

Biggins, MaryR

Billings, H. B

Billings, T.E

Billopp, Chas. F

Bilyeu, Geo. W

Bisbee, Jos. E

Bishop, Varden

Bivins, J. D

Bixler. E. G

Black, A. H

Black, Marv E

Black, Raleigh M

Blackiston, Lillie L . .

Blackmon, H. C

Blair, Nellie Blake, W. W

Blakeney, James T

Blanton, Chas. L .

Blessing, L.M

Bloom, Albert

Bloor, Victoria E

Blosser, Ross J

Blush, Rosa

Boag, J. O

Bobbett, RufusL

Boehmer, John A

Boernstein, Henry N

Boggs, Zella "... Bogia, Ferd. F

Bohle, John C

Bolinstarck, Anna...

Boll, Emma G

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

756£ $351. 20 48 19. 20

2, 460 987. 84

1, 596 338. 52

1, 872 536. 80

2, 298 i i a a aa

1, 149. 00

2, 105 842. 00

1, 658^ "792 QO 1 40. oil 1, 298 623. 04 792 316. 80

1, 976

jl, yoo^

497. 92

928. 40

1, 968 885. 60

2, 283^ 913. 40

2, 292 926. 80

638^ 255. 40

2, 116£ 846. 60

2, 157| 539. 35

2, 224 889. 60

1, 224 306. 00

2, 282 1, 213. 06 205 51. 25 997 249. 25

2, 063 982. 56

2, 271

636. 02

1, 487^ 714. 00

J; 157 555. 36

1, 916 862. 20

1. 855?J 463. 86

2, 290 574. 00

1, 688 422. 00

2. 0o0 975. 88

2, 184 1, 310. 40

2. 287 1, 143. 50

2, 095J 950. 20

2, 257 1, 411. 50

2, 247 939. 76

i, 454

8

370. 85

3. 84 264 66. 00

1, 621J 648. 60 756 189. 00

1, 196J 531. 60

2, 239 559. 75

2, 281 570. 24

1, 785| 857. 04

1, 8121- 725. 00

1, 958 909. 92

1, 552 733. 44

2, 169 867. 60

2, 289i 915. 80

1, 329 637. 92

1, 994| 698. 02

2, 056 616. 80

2, 1001 525. 12

1, 429| 686. 16

2, 116| 529. 11 192 48.00

2, 086^ 438. 54

2, 351i 1, 062. 84

2, 340 937. 92 68i 29. 34 584 233. 60 2,002 800. 80 2,266 475. 85

1, 5981 639. 40

2, 003 422. 21

1, 362| 606. 72 2,174 1, 006. 80

2, 2341 837. 90 2,312i 1, 225. 62

191 47. 74

2, 389 955. 60

479-1 230. 16 2,233 468. 93 1,424 358. 85
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. Ill

No. 25.

Statement showing the nuniber of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Bolland, Benj Bond, I. M

Bond, John H

Bond, Olivia J

Bonney, Byron TV

Bonney, CD

Boo, Louis E

Boone, George R

Boone, X. E

Booth, Julia A

Booth, R. C

Bopst, Bion E

Borgerding, Randolph . Boring, E. P

Borland, Alex. T

Bornkessell, T. C

Borst, Kate C

Boss, John P

Boss, JoknR

Bosworth, Henry H

Boteler, Harry S. Bott, Hugo F

Bovee, Frank G- Bowe, Patrick Bowen, Adelia A

Bowden, Fletcher Bowie, A. J Bowman, TV. H

Bowman, TVm. R

Boxlev, Daniel Boyd/M.R. A

Boyd, TVni. A

Boyd, Wm.J

Boyd, TV. M

Borden. Eugene C

Boyer, A. J

BoVnton, G. TV

Brace, Minnie TV

Bradford, TV. R

Bradley, John R

Brady,"Chas. J

Brandt, Adam

Branham, TV. Russell .

Brandner, Veronia

Branson, Howard

Brawner, Frank

Breen, Jas

Breen, S. A

Bregazzi, Rose

Brennan, James F

Breslin, John

Brewer, J. B

Brewer, TVallace Brewington, Jas. E

Brewster, John T

Brian. Edward

Biice, E. L

Bridger, J. D

Briggs, J. S Brigham, TV.H

Bright, C.B

Bright, J. E

Bright, M. A

Bright, M.M

Bright, TVm. H

Britt, Geo. R. P

Britt, Pierce

Erittain, Mollie J

Broas, John M

Brock, TV. H

Brock way, Bertt H

Broderick, H

Brodie, C. C

Brodnax, Jas. II Brooke, Indiana

Brooke, Jas. E

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

27 1, 758 109

2, 294! 921*

2, 232

1. 981i

2, 504

686 997£

88 391|

768

200

2, 153 2,294 1,698

1,436

2, 289

2, 257

2, 670

2, 260!

736 1,712

1, 465

1, 847i

2, 053!

771i

2, 478i

533 1,747

2, 191

1, 408

1, 470 376

1, 8441 2,498

37i

2, 187|

1, 018i

2, 058

2, 185i

2, 294i

1, 513

1, 604

2, C61 1,919

2, 196

2, 284

2, 053 2,091

1, 8501 2,080

2, 2561

2, 045

2, 1571 511i

2, 020

1, 614 1,930

2,080

989 580i

1,550!

720

104

2, 269!

1, 998

1, 277!

2, 227!

1,993 409!

15

16 713!

1,429

1,604

Amount.

$585. 12 43.60

573. 62

211. 92

1, 339. 20

795. 40

1, 063. 20

309. 18 311.74

25. 85

97. 86

223. 20

100. 00

888. 40

917. 60

770. 51

330. 27

915. 60

915. 00

770. 03

904. 20

294. 40

692. 92

368. 15

461. 87

821. 40

177. 43

626. 22

133. 25

495. 53

503. 91

482. 88

588. 00

150. 40

737. 80

999. 20

15. 00

503. 11

407. 40

1, 090. 74

864. 20

917. 80

726. 24

336. 83

824. 40

499. 65

1, 032. 42

913. 60

513. 21

836. 92

888. 24

780. 00

1, 128. 09

818. 00

863. 00

95. 88

960. 00

809. 07

828. 72

829. 60

395. 60

1, 175. 25

388. 82

288. 64 26.00

907. 80

499. 50

268. 26

948. 79

797. 20

163. 80 7.20

7. 04

342. 48

328. 66

641. 60

Name.

Brooks, John

Brooks, J. H

Brooks, R. H

Brooks, TV. S

Brosnahan, M

Brown, A. H

Brown, CP

Brown, Eugene S Brown, Elliott TV

Brown, F. B

Brown, J. A

Brown, J. D

Brown, J. M

Brown, J. M. Edmunds

Brown, John R

Brown, Morgan

Brown, Phil. H

Brown, Sarah Brown, S. T

Browne, John C

Brownlow, TVm. G

Brueckner, Chas. O

Brummett, A. C. . . Brush, Edward

Bryan, TVm. D

Bryer, James T

Bryerton, Maggie

Buckingham, Glenn . .

Buckland, C.N

Buckley, Dan'l J

Budlong, E. M

Buehler, A. J

Buehler, J. Fr

Buete, Ella H

Buley, Frank R

Bullock, M.E

Bullock, TV. P

Bumpus, Frank M

Bundy, A. A

Bunn, Sidney S

Bunnell, TV. F

Burch, Geo. D

Burch, John H

Burchfield, Geo. S Burgy, Elise Burgy, Pauline Burges,E. C

Burgess, TV. R

Burke, Catharine Burke, Chancy

Burke, Francis P

Burke, Geo. O

Burke, Jas. J

Burke, John C

Burke, Maggie

Burke, Mary A

Burke, Michael

Burke, T. T

Burkholder, E

Burklin, Geo

Burnett, N. P

Burns, Alice Burns, Chas. T

Burns, Geo. G

Burns, J oseph A

Burns, John J

Burns, John J

Burns, Margaret

Burns, Nellie C

Burnside, F. E

Burnside, John

Burnside, J. S Burroughs, John H

Burruss, Mary

Burton, C

Bury, Geo. B

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

io>!

Amount.

2 255 <t^RQ 71 ipOOO. i 1

1, 054 510. 12

1 871 Q9U no

2 312 1 HAA An

2, 263! 1 018. 57

49 55

2 250 qoo no 755! 302. 20

1 746 327 34

296

a8

11118.a AnIV

Q QA 0. 8*

1 967 r CI 7K OOl. to 2 838 798. 18

1 639 1 016. 75

1) 278! 613. 68

2, 189! 574. 50

.1, (OUg 948 1111.01 77 fV7 2, 074!

9 90R1 914 60

1, 677 670 80 568! 997 An

i, yyo oyy. 44

1, 304! 521. 80

1, 742! 435 62

128 48 °0

2, 183 545. 73

1, 179 471 60

I, 850 776 65

1, 841! ooi). yu

1, 832! 421 47

1, 926! 924. 72

2, 353! 941. 40

288 84. 80

o 1 7n J, 1 <u 808. B«a nouu

2, 173! 080. yu

336 100. 80

2, 533 641. 00

2 240 oof! no

1, 751 DotJ. QOyu

55! 22. 50

1, 426 570. 40

1, 923 769. 20

2, 000 620! loO. 30 1,472 309. 12

2, 145 450. 44

164 65. 60

2, 174

8

456. 53

q on

2, 225! QOO 90

2, 696 891. 88

2, 216 886. 40

943! 391. 30

2, 294 570. 39

1, 830! 457. 62

1, 540! 385. 12

560 140. 00

16 7.04

2, 279! 1, 208. 07

2, 372 593. 00

2, 035! 513. 17

1,837

8 881. 76

3. 20

2, 282 912. 80

2, 408 1, 066. 84

810! 324. 20

1,050 196. 81

1,615 403. 72

1, 7391 828. 56

2, 292" 916. 80

2, 196 988. 23

377 180. 96

1, 599! 367. 87

1, 938! 487. 37

2, 226! 890. 60
112 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WOEK-Continued.

Name.

Bush, JohnK

Bush, AVm

Bushee, B

Buskuhl, Fred

Bussev, Albert J

Busteed, B. H

Butler, Frances

Butler, George, jr Butler, H. M

Butler, Lizzie Butscber, Edward P . .

Byam, Chas. P

Byrd, Thomas

Byrne, Joseph H

Byrne, Mollie Byrne, Peter

Byrne, Peyton

Byrnes, John J

Cadick, Thos. W

Cady,L.M

Caldwell, Stephen

Calhoun, Richard M

Callaghan, Mary

Callahan, A

Callahan, John

Callahan, T. E

Calvert, Geo. A

Cammack, Virginia Camp, W. M

Campbell, F. W

Campbell, Joseph

Campbell, M. F

Campbell, Bobt. P

Campbell, Thos. A

Canfield, G. H

Canfield, James B.. Canisius. Arthur T

Cannon, John E

Cantine, Kate

Capell, Chas. A

Capell, D. S

Carraway, J. P.

Carey, H. J

Carlin, Owen T

Carpenter, Annie

Carpenter, F. A

Carpenter, W. H

Carr, Chas. C

Carr, John H

Carr, W.H

Carrico, Emma L

Carrico, Jos. M

Carrier, Asa E

Carrigan, W.J

Carrington, S. A

Carroll, Bridget

Carroll, Louis

Carroll, Michael

Carroll, Thos

Carson, H. T

Carter, Clara E

Carter, Dewitt

Carter, Fannie D

Carter, Geo. B

Carter, Jennie A

Carter, Jos

Carter, Lily

Carter, Owen L

Carter, Win. J

Carver, W. B

Carty, Alton B

Casey, F. D

Casey, John

Casey, Jos. E

Cashman, M

Casterline, C. C

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

2, 251i

2, 293

2, 284i

2,453

144

2, 222J

454

2, 284i

2 1,014

2, 3811

1, 869 6141

2, 253

2, 1161

2, 383 1,942

2, 288 1,105

2, 256

2, 2281

2, 587 7431

2, 27180

2, 2451

2,055

2, 250 6581

1, 817

32

1, 249

2, 028 216

1, 604

24

2, 284 1,0911

2, 3751

2, 227 1,903

1831 2,261

19

1, 768

2, 275

125

2, 130|

2, 731

1, 780

1952

2, 303

1, 173 1,520

8

2, 277|

192J

3

2, 107* 790|

1,592

2, 2111

16

2, 055

136

1, 780

1, 772i

2, 298i 2,110

1, 799£

2, 2591

1,461-1 1,725

Amount.

$900. 60

573. 25

571. 11

622. 85

67. 68

889. 25

85. 11 913.80

.80

190. 06

952. 60

747. 60

153. 62

901. 20

396. 79

953. 20

932. 16

915. 20

558. 10

966. 79

653. 10

727. 18

156. 13

567. 75

32. 00

898. 20

1, 203. 50

562. 49

263. 40

516. 20

12. 80

374. 70

567. 84

86. 40

764. 80

11. 52

856. 49- 272. 87

546. 36

906. 44

846. 92

45, 87

1,210. 51

8. 93

443. 52

910. 00

57. 44

665. 79 913.96

534. 00

4. 75

20. 80

921. 20

30. 00

293. 25

*84. 95 3.20

750. 72

108. 28 .75

484. 71

197. 62

298. 43

995. 17

4. 70

614. 10 39.95

854. 40

443. 12

1, 091. 03

844. 00

738. 49

863. 76

903. 80

701. 52

690. 00

Name.

Costigan, Lawrence

Cathell, AnnaW

Caton, John P.D

Caton, Mary

Caton, P. A

Cavanaugh, James

Cavis, A. T

Cawson, Chas. C

Cawson, F. S

Cays, Theo. A

Chadwick, De Witt C .

Chambers, E. B

Champlin, Bert. C

Chapman, Annie Chapman, O. B

Chapman, S. A

Chase, A. H

Chase, F.N

Chase, H. W

Chase, Will H

Cheatham, James B

Cheatham, Kate A

Cherry, Clarence ... Chew, W.P

Childs, Thomas

Childress, J. W

Childs, Saml. N

Chinn, C. E

Chiplev, J. F

Chisho'lm, D. V

Chisholm, LB

Chisolm, B. F

Christian, Bufus L

Christie, Geo. P

Christy, Edwin F

Chroniger, W. P .

Claggett, E. H

Clague, Wm. H. H

Clark, A. B

Clark, Amanda

Clark, Carlotta

Clark, Chas. E

Clark, John W

Clark, J. Wilson

Clark, Mandamus

Clark, Merrils H

Clark, Perry

Clark, Sarah P

Clark, Thos. W

Clark, Walter T

Clarke, Geo. E

Clarke, John

Clarke, Joseph S

Clarke, W. S

Clarke, W. W

Clarkson, John F

Clarkson, W. F

Clayton, Thos. J

Cleary, James

Clements, James

Clements, J. S

Clements, L. J

Clements, W. P

Clifford, J. E

Clifford, Thomas

Clifford, Walters

Clinton, F. S

Clinton, James

Clower, Harrv W

Coakley, G .

". Cobb, J. C

Cobb, W.E

Coburn, Frank B

Cochnower, J. C

Coder, M. G

Coe, Charles H

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

232 $58. 00

177 44. 24

2, 097 838. 80

1, 746 366. 66

2, 072£ 829. 00 907£ 283. 59

2, 308 1, 223. 24

2, 288 1, 073. 92

2, 243 1, 340. 20

1, 964 785. 60

2, 163 1, 146. 39

2, 224 1, 392. 44

1, 199J

2, 27 0|

479. 80

476. 82

2, 177 870. 80

2, 290| 429. 46

1, 834 733. 60

1, 921 768. 40

1, 979 . 709.87

2, 405 1, 145. 38

935 233. 75

72 36. 00

1, 970 496. 09

1, 891£ 851. 17

2, 452£ 981. 00

1, 030^ 494. 64

2, 346J 1, 067. 56

1, 996 499. 97

2, 009 803. 60 417£ 186. 44

2, 151 861. 70

1, 999 799. 60 718 364. 35

1, 384 664. 32

2, 296 918. 40

2, 526 836. 33 2,400 600. 00 1,552 620. 80

2, 384 804. 60

2, 129 532. 25

1, 960 411. 59

2, 272 583. 00

2, 119 847. 60

1, 287£ 515. 00

264 92. 40

2, 1861 874. 60

2, 990 747. 50

2, 260 474. 60

2, 264£ 911.55

1, 950 487. 23

2, 853£ 1, 141. 40

1, 285i 321. 37

515. 95 1,917 488. 60

2, 291 1, 145. 50 1,968 787. 20 2,023 809. 20

640 160. 00

2, 292 573. 00

1, 957 489. 25

1, 744£ 700. 20

2, 3641 1, 115. 24

885£ 425. 04

2, 742 856. 88

2, 295 1, 107. 65

2, 138 534. 48

168 78.96

1, 204£ 481. 80

1, 6631 798. 48

2, 370 592. 50

1, 835£ 734. 20

40 16.00

472 226. 56

32 15. 36

1, 982i 590. 80

2, 151 860. 40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 113

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name. Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

Coe, Geo. 1ST Coe. P.J

Cogswell, F. A

Cohen, Meyer S

Cohoon, W. J

Coiner, J. D

Coke. Emily T

Colbert, N. A

Cole, Ira E

Cole, John

Cole. Samuel

Coleman. A. D

Coleman, Benj

Coleman, CO

Coleman, Wm

Colignon, Joseph

Colklesser, A. A

Collar, Edwin

Collar, Lora E

Collerd, Otis B

Collins, A

Collins, Danl. J

Collins, H.K

Collins, Thomas

Collins, T. H

Collison, H

Colnan,John

Colne, C. C

Cologne, 1ST. S

Colquitt, CD

Colt,Jas.B Columbus, Annie H

Comber, Annie

Comer, Joseph I Connell, J eremiah A . .

Connell, M. A

Connell, Xellie C j Connell, Quitman J Connell, Sarah A

Connelly, Arthur J

Connelly, B. M

Connelly, M. P

Conner, Jas. D j Conner, J. S | Connolly, John F . .

Connor, Agnes G . .

Connor, Edward F . Connor, Wm. C

Conover, E. W

Conroy, Danl. J I Constantine, B. E

Conway, Thos I Cooled John

Cook,"A. G

Cook, John j Cook, Mary H

Cook, P. M

Cooke, John S Cooley,P.T

Coolidge, H. A

Coomes, Susie Cooney, Win. J. T

Cooper, James T

Cooper, Joseph W j Coquard, Armand E . . .

j Corbin, William

Core, M. H

Corey, Elvira W

Cornell, S. M

Cornman, E., jr Cornwell, Frank ... Cornwell, Louis W.

Corridon, Joanna ... Costello, Chas. L

Costello, Mary

Coster, S. K

S. Mis. 46-

274

30

Amount.

1, 655 $662. 00 32 15.36

1, 711 769. 94

2, 269 907. 60

1, 207 301. 74 2,291 916. 40

1, 742i 400. 76

2, 526 631. 50 2,044 817. 60

2, 283 913.20

2, 200 550. 05

1, 083i 730. 42

748 187. 00

2, 060J 649. 32

1, 645 411. 69 1,295 518. 00 760 174. 80

1, 968| 787. 40

2, 025J 435. 31

941 216. 40 2,208 551. 99

2, 289 684. 45 L 233. 00

2, 294i 573. 62

2, 159 863. 60

•2, 263i 739

520. 58

184. 75

2, 2731 909. 92 1,664

1, 391i

666. 32

667. 92 2,261 565. 45

2, 2731 527. 21

1, 342 271. 92

2, 008 519. 20

1, 9261

1, 715"

806. 10

394. 45

1. 9951 374. 15

1,917 479. 25

2, 065i 828. 86

180. 00

2, 0471 831. 75

2, 068 827. 28

7591 303. 80 48 1 25. 44

2,3351 J -452. 39

1, 924" 360. 73 814 390. 72 1,484 593. 60

2, 157 862. 80 304 145. 92 66 27. 68

1, 944 486. 00

2, 260 904. 00

1, 9421 932. 40

2, 758 911. 39 1,527

2, 0301

351. 19

812. 80 592 148. 00 1,79L| 447.87

1, 970 1> 044. 09 590 123. 89

1, 4311 687. 12 125 60.00

1, 772 558. 32 1,368 642. 96

2, 069 517. 25 102 23.46

2,063 512. 60 605 139. 12

2, 496 1, 560. 81

2, 450 L 101. 24

533 213. 20

1, 204 252. 82 211 84. 40

2, 296 430. 50

2, 168 813. 00

ISanie.

Cotter, Chas. W

Councell, W. F

Count, J. W

Cousar, J. L

Covert, CC

Cowell, H. C

Cowgill, John

Cowie, EdwardJ

Cox, Frank P

Cox, Isaiah

Craft, Max

Cramer, Laura R

Cranford, Horace

Crawford, Wm

Crawford, S. T

Crawford, Wm. M

Creed, J. W

Crellin, Mary A

Cremen, Delia Crenshaw, W. H

Cressey, E. T

Crist, Raymond F ... Crittenden, Thos.B..

Cromelien, Amelia E

Crone, John E

Croney, Amanda J .

Crooks, C

Cross, Geo. A

Cross, J. W

Cross, Lena M

Crowe, John

Crowe, P

Crowther, Lizzie Crubaugh, W. W . . .

Crump, E. C

Crush, J. E

Cruso, M. B

Cruso, Wm

Crutchfield, E. W . .

Croxton, Ida I Culbertson, S. S

Culhane, James J . .

Cullen, Annie

Cullen, CP

Cunningham, James

Cunningham, Mary . Curren, Ida I

Curtis, Don. C

Curtis, Maggie

Cushing, S. C

Cushley, M. F

Cyphers, CM

Dade, T. H

Danenhower, Chas .

Dahl, Emma

Dahl, Wm. H

Dailey, James S

Dale, O.S

Dame, May

Dangerfield, Mary C .

Daniels, S. S.....' Darby, Major T

Darlington, CP

Darnell, E. G

Dart, Ida

Dausch, Kate M

Davies, Emily

Davis, Alfred

Davis, Chas. F

Davis, Elizabeth

Davis, E. D

Davis, Edwin L

Davis, Fred. L

Davis, Ivins

Davis, Jno. A

Davis, L. H

Time

employed.

Day!

US 7

Hours. Amount.

1 846

2 226i 1X, AQQ \Ji7i3. OO83

' 120

2 60. 00

2 090 783. 74

2 296 918. 40

2' 275 1 nfiQ 9*; 1, uuy. lo

2, 202J- 550. 62

1, 5751- 630. 20

2 203

2 412. 98 6881 274 40

2 275

2 2 294 573. 50 24 10 88

2 326

2. 287 914 80

1 919i 1 205. 57

I, 8121 461. 90

1, 275" 318. 75 159 33. 39

2 2351 894. 20

' 187

2 74. 80

1, 997 531. 97

2 180^- 872 20

669|L 140. 59

1, 903" 570. 90

2, 262 520. 26

2 375 742. 18

1 998 799. 20

24 10. 24

2 2461 471. 76

2, 102i 841. 00

' 280

2 92. 13

2, 287i

' 227i

428. 86

56. 87

9 13Qi Oi7V. OU

528 132. 00

2, OI61 389 6*> 746. 20

1 302 qqq or; OJ70. OO

2 255Jr 563. 86

2, 281

1x, 099 yjCiij. 0055

1, 855i 742. 20

2' 257

2 564. 24

l! 703 817. 44

1 fi97i 1, 0^1*

2 022

651 00 424 60

Q1 71 99Q 3fi DO

1 242 596 16

x, oiJ& 425 37

2 176 500 -4-7

' 819 OOVJ. 380 OLi ^9 378 951 65

1, 866 653. 10

1 850i 740 20

i, 8i6

2 381. 36 489 195. 60

2, 201 880. 40

1, 640 425. 20

1, 152J

258 48. 36

2, 032 955. 52

269 67. 25 1,256 602. 88 2,203 1, 382.17

2, 293i 573. 37 11" 2. 75

1, 397 321.30

2, 0631 984. 72

2, 262" 904. 80 2,278 478. 38

2, 233i

1,751"

697. 99

700. 48

1, 7651 935. 68

1, 970" 788. 00

2, 251i 811.91

1, 910| 478. 20
114 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Itecord) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name. Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

Davis, M. A

Davis, May V

Davis, S. M

Davis, T. K

Davis, Wm. A

Davis, W. H

Davison, H. L

Davisou, J. K

Davisson, Etta

Davidson, T. R

Dawson. Wm

Day, J. P

Deady, W.J

Deans, A. C

Deering, C

Defrees, A. S DeGroot, W. A

Delano, F. L

Delevingne, Arthur C

Dell, Wm

Dellamico, Phenie . .

Deloe, W. W

Dement, Elizabeth. .

Dement, Elmer

Dement, Lena

Denham, C

Denham, D.H

Denham, L. W

Dennis, Calvin G- .... Dennison, Chas. S

Devlin, Maggie

Dewey, Lizzie Dewey, Walter E

Dexter, W. H

Dice. John

Dickens, Mary

Dickson, J. F

Dillard, W. M

Dillman, J. W. L

Dillon, Annie

Dillon, Thos

Dishman, Wm

Divine, Luther

Dixon, L. L

Dobbert. John Dobbs.H.C

Dodd, Maggie L

Dodge, G. C

Dodge, Ida

Dodge, W. A

Dodson, B. M

Dodson, M. A

Doherty, John

Dolan, C

Donaldson, Ellen Donaldson, F. E

Donaldson, W.B

Donn, Albert Donn, Frank

Donn, T. M

Donnelly, Mary

Donohue, James

Donohoe, S. T

Donovan, Jeremiah .

Doocy, J. W

Dooley, Rose E

Doonan, Thomas

Dorsey, CM

Dorsey, Frank

Dorsey, Jennie

Dorsey, Wm. B

Dorster, Jno. N , Dougherty, Mary E.

Dougherty, T. A

Dougherty. William .

Douglas, Alexander. .

236g

2, 295-| $652. 34

2, 138! 449. 05

2, 216 1, 405. 10

24 9. 60 56 26. 88

1, 520 608. 00

2, 192

1, 957'2 876. 80

786. 00

1, 963! 412. 27

1, 744 837. 12

2, 412! 603. 12

2, 320 3861, 109. 76

154. 40

1, 364! 545. 80

2, 296 918. 40

2, 352 882. 00

1, 940

8

776. 00

3. 20

2, 166! 922. 86

1, 236! 593. 52

1, 288 324. 50

1, 816 962. 46

2, 267 476. 07

1, 248| 603. 57 544 136. 00

2, 228 891. 20

1, 923 773. 04

158 63. 20

2, 137 854. 80

1, 437 574. 80

2, 168! 548. 50

2, 149 537. 24

1, 899! 475. 07

2, 311

2, 280

1, 217. 45

704. 80

1, 218! 280. 24

555| 788. 78

1, 024 256. 00

2, 191! 876. 76

2, 219! 466. 09

192 48. 00

2, 063 515. 90

1, 893| 908. 88

1, 967 786. 80

1, 012 479. 44

2, 293 917. 20

1, 926 481. 46

448 112. 00

2, 057 613. 05

2, 378 1, 260. 34

192 48.00

2,479 464. 80

2, 242! 897. 00

152 56. 40

1, 537! 353. 61

1, 880! 752. 20

2. 269 907. 60 240 60. 00

2, 247! 899. 00

1, 745 758. 19 1,688 316. 46

1, 200! 360. 15

1, 533! 667. 60 164 65. 60

2, 176! 884. 20 1,850 462. 46

1, 173 469. 20

2, 000 500. 00 256 65.20

52 14. 56

1, 372 257. 25

2, 361 661. 08 1,959 493. 66 2,088 1, 075. 31

2, 272! 909. 00

2, 293 917. 20

Name.

Dow, M. E

Dowden, C. L

Dowden, CP

Dowling, Frank

Dowling, Horace C

Downey, J ohn Downey, Mary A

Downs, A

Doxey, Hindman

Doyle, James

Drake, Claude F

Drew, Julius

Driggers, John S

Dubois, M. A

DucateLB. W

Duff, Edward

Duffy, Kate E

Duffy, Maggie A

Duffy, Maggie L

Dugan, Jennie I Dummer, Geo. E

Dunlap, O. F

Dunn, Michael Dunne, W. G

Dunning, H

Dunnigan, Johanna

Dunnington, Geo

Durdin, A. C

Durham, Mary E

Durisoe, John R

Dutton, J. W

Dutton, M. R

Duvall, Jas. E

Dyer, Albert R

Dwyer, John L

Eakle, Geo. H

Earnest, A. T

Easterbrook, Harry D . Eberbach, Edward

Eberle, Rebecca S

Eckart, Annie

Eckdall, Carl Ecker, Chas. A

Eckloff, C. R

Eckloff, M. E

Eddy, Orrin

Edelen, C A

Edmonston, Archibald. Edmonston, Florence E

Edmonsdon, H.A

Edmunds, Samuel W. .

Edwards, Dennis J

Edwards, Flora Edwards, Lizzie Edwards, Sophia

Eggleston, J. M

Kkhelberger, Geo. F ... Elkins, P. M

Ellis, G. D

Ellis, Kate M

Ellis, Naomi

Ellegood, G. A

Ellinger, Rachel

Elliott, Harry W . . . Elliot, Josephine ... Ellison, Geo. C

Elms, Ronie

Elwood, Cora M

Elwood, C. Thos .... Emerson, Maude R . Emmons, L. H

Emons, Chas. T

Engel, Geo. W

Engler, Wm. O

English, S. G

English, S. S

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

2, 284

303

$570. 99

121. 20

2, 062 516. 50

1, 798! 719. 40

1, 309i 523. 80

2, 262* 565. 62

2, 492 573. 16

2, 078 436. 38

1, 414i 627. 88 64

593!

22. 40

237. 40

2, 172! 1, 023. 36

2, 123! 530. 86

2, 276| 910.60

2, 319! 927. 80

2, 000 800. 00 106 26. 50

2, 267! 566. 86

2, 373! 589. 99

1, 164! 267. 75

2, 152 860. 80

2, 247 969. 66 1,343 537. 20

2, 376 950. 40 1,503 601.20

1, 628 305. 18

2, 269! 567. 37 389 155. 60

868! 199. 73

1, 887! 906. 00 1,335 359. 75 1,801 720. 80

2, 439! 1, 103.68

2, 295

1, 319!

918. 00

527. 80

1, 988! 806. 66 733 224. 42 1,753! 844. 88

2, 247! 1, 123. 75

1, 984! 591. 30 617 154. 24 200 80. 00

1, 932! 773. 00

2. 177 991. 68

2. 15»i 494. 57

1, 064" 425. 60

2. 247! 1,211.21

1, 167!

2, 292!

518. 20

527. 23 1,847 461. 74 1,823 700. 76

2, 171 542. 73 2,192 527. 50

2, 207! 551. 86

55. 00

1, 510! 604. 20

1. 222! 334. 42

2, 130 1, 090. 03 301!

2, 234!

155. 36

470. 23 112 22. 40

1, 758 531!

843. 84

130. 31

2, 273 681. 30

2, 081 620. 25

2, 155 1,023.44

2, 007 501. 75

1, 360 255. 00 2,145 858. 00 1,697! 1,482!

392. 92

593. 00

2, 296 953. 60

2, 172 868. 80

2, 183! 873. 40

200 50.00 2,210 1, 105. 00
REPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 115

No. 25.

Statement shotting the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding {including Congressional Eecord) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WORK—Continued.

Xame. Time

employed. Days. Hours.

Ennis, Chas. H

Enricrht, Johanna

Eppley, Maggie C

Erskine, George A

Esmav, Saml. T

Espev, J. A. B

Essex, E. J

Etc libere;er, C. E

Etchison.L.E

Euler, John C

Evans, Chas. M

Evans, C. P

Evans. Ella V

Evans, H. Clay Evans, MartinN

Evans, E.B

Evans, W. L

Everly.M. T

Everman, John W

Everts, Frank A

Eall. Milton S

Fallon, D.F

Farley, Lizzie J

Farnsworth, Mollie Farquhar, Lizzie K

Farrell, E. G

Farrell, John A

Faxon, Geo. A

Fearing, Warren G

Fearson, Robt. L. . • Featherston, M

Feenev, Jas. L

Feltham, Emily O

Ferguson, B. G

Ferguson, Jennie

Ferguson, John F

Fenton, Bertha. .

Fentress, C. H

Ferrier, Samuel

Ficke, Francis

Finch, George

Finnev, M. J

Fish, H. C

Fisher, Dora

Fisher, Edward Y ... Fi slier, John P

Fite, J. W

Fitzgerald, C. C

Fitzgerald, Edward . Fitzgerald, Geo. S . .

Fitzgerald, John J .

Fitzgerald, Mary

Fitzgerald, T

Fit/hush, Ella M

Fitzpatrick, Henry.

Fitzpatrick, J. B

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fitzpatrick, Mary H

Fitz Simons, A

Fizcr, Adele

Flahavhan, Libbie... Flaherty, Edward

Flannagan, M. E

Flather, John A

Fleming, Louisa

Fletcher, C.F

Fletcher, J. Warren.

Fletcher, William....

Flint, Thos., jr Fhim, Edw. P

Flynn, John

Flvnn, Martin H

Flynn, Walter K

Foertscb, Mary

Fogerty, James

Fogle, John L

Amount.

11 $4. 40

760 191. 55 1,624 483. 20

.1, 970i 492. 57

114" 45. 60

2, 2504 1,125. 25 1,8234 455. 87

2, 325 1,451.20

2, 400 960. 00 444 211. 44

1. 880 752. 00

1, 616| 646. 60 862 198. 26

1, 9671 970. 25

1, 739 695. 60

1, 369| 657. 36

1, 6481 659. 56

1, 9564 489. 12

2, 0494 512.36

2, 120 848. 00 2914 116. 60

2, 0074 803. 00 2,182i 501.92

7594 174. 68 1.9294 405. 17

2, 093 922. 95

2, 2434 897. 40

2, 2904 916. 20

1, 9361 902. 44

2, 169 638. 57 592 155. 00

2, (J47i 819. 00

1, 533 360. 57 1,896 844. 49

201 46. 23

2. 2144 773. 05 2,108 442. 63 598 179. 40

2. 251 900. 40

40 16. 00

1, 9474 823. 45

2, 081 520. 19 9994 399. 80

2, 443 646. 16

2, 3431 1,060. 57

1, 6424 788. 40

2, 0444 920. 02 388 97. 00

321 128.40

1,292 620. 16 1,961 862. 84

1,628 305. 19

2, 104 551. 00

2, 227 546. 42 2,319 927. 60

1, 657i 663. 00 830 332. 00

2, 204 506. 91

2, 214 885. 60 8954 205. 94 552 139. 09

2, 2944 917. 80

2, 0654 826. 20

2, 0471 819. 00 3,724 323. 20

1, 9734 789. 40

1, 2014 636. 79 1,120 350. 00

1, 2734 509. 40 4014 160. 60

2, 3991 959. 80 1,175 470. 00

1, 887 471.75

2, 3914 502. 20

2, 107 856. 60

1, 384 664. 32

Name.

Foley, Daniel J

Foley, Sadie E

Folck, E. A

Folk, S. W

Follett, F. W

Foos, W. D

Ford, Byron A

Ford, Geo. I Ford, Josiah T

Ford, Wallace C

Fordan, Minna

Forester, M. T

Forney, J. G

Forsyth, C.E

Foskey, Geo. H

Foster, John H

Foster, J.J

Fowler, Dominick

Fox, Jas.E

Fox, Thomas

Fox well, A. T

Frailey, Robt. T

France, Gordon

Francis, Henry

Francis, Wm. H

Frank, Beulah M

Franz, C

Franzoni, J. C

Fraser, Frank

Frayser, Mary E

Frazier, H. A

Frazier, James A

Frazier, Mary E

Frazier, S. M

Frederick, John H

Freeman, Frank L

Freeman, James E

Freeman, J. W

Freeman, Katie

French, Ed. R

French, W. M

Friedman, C. Katie

Friery, Michael

Frisbee, Arthur H

Frush, Emma

Frye, W ill AV Fuhrman, Edward

Fuhrman, Wm. A.J

Fuhrman, Chas. J Fulen wider, Jno. E

Fulkerson, F. D

Fuller, J. F

Fuller, Isaac

Fulton, W. A

Funk, Adam P

Furbershaw, Geo. C

Furbershaw, J. H

Furbush, CO

Furcron, Gus. W

Furlong, Anna B

Gaddis, Leroy J

Gainy, Deborah

Gaisberg, Wm

Galbraith, W.J

Gale, Edith

Gallagher, A. J

Gallagher, Jerry

Gallagher, Patrick

Galleher, J. A

Galvin, John F

Galvin, P. M

Gamble, Samuel

Gantley, John M

Gantt, G

Garden, J. H

Gardner, Chas. W

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

1, 568

2, 456

$632. 96

526. 89

72 21.25

216 49. 68

2, 137 865. 65

2,396 748. 74

2. 003 1, 001. 50' 247 98. 80

1, 7424 435. 62

2, 1671 1, 020. 80

2, 159 496. 53

2, 824 953. 7a

428 192. 6a

16 6. 40

2, 260 593. 20

2, 274 909. 60 1,454

2, 178

716. 32

871. 20

1, 525A 610. 20

51 9| 255. 06

2, 3291 1, 234. 63 7501 300. 20

1,629" 417. 63

2, 2241 889. 80-

1, 939 775. 60

2, 3514 440. 87

2, 250 900. 00

1, 056 422. 40

1, 018 407. 20 1,700 506. 25 2691 129. 24

2, 115 528. 71

2, 032 474. 05

• 754 301. 60 746 298. 40-

1, 087 521. 76

1, 969 512. 15

1, 8914 488. 47

1, 4724 439. 35» 188 75. 20

1, 806 722. 40. 4 . 84

2, 296 918. 40

1, 975 790. 00» 24 7. 20- 19 7. 60-

2, 224 9824

889. 60

471. 60

2, 253 901. 20

' 424 236. 89

2, 3314 582. 87

2, 49

2 999. oa

1, 4864 787. 81

5

2 2. 00

2, 268 566. 99

1, 902 760. 80

2, 288 1 098. 24

2, 1581 1,015. 72

1, 8434 737. 40

2,295 430. 30

2, 2484 899. 20

420 78. 72

2, 294 917. 60

7 2. 80

205 51.25

2, 229 468. 07

2,496 936. 00

1, 6391 786. 96

2,052" 923. 40

2, 3974 959. 00

24 9. 60

1,992 697. 20

2, 050 820. 64

2, 2894 572. 37

1, 031 983

239. 50

440. 1ft
116 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Gardiner, W. H

Garey, W. S

Garland, JeffD

Garner, J. P

Garrells, Chas

Garrett, J. TV

Garrette, Chas. F

Garrison, F. E

Garrison, Fred G

Garthwaite, Sadie Garvin, G. S

Gates, Belle Gatewood, Nora J

Gates, Frederick Gaughran, Annie

Gaughran, L

Gayle, Eobt. E

Gaylor, E.J

Geddes, Jos. C

Gentner, F. C

Gentry, TV. T

George, R. E

German, Chas

Gerry, Raymond

Gessler,E.E

Getchell, E.P

Geyer, E. F

Gibbs, A. C

Gibbons, C. C

Gibbs, J. A

Gibson, Irving

Gibson, John M

Gibson, J. TV

Gilbert, H. A

Gilday, Edward J

Gillespie, J. TV

Gillespie, S. F

Gilliard, TVm

Gillman, Geo. H

Gillin, David

GUlin, Joseph T

Gillon, P. C

Gilmore. C. F

Gilrup, Walter

Girvin, Isabella Givens, Frank R

Gleason, E

Gleeson, John A

Glenn, J. F

Glenn, Josepb F

Glenn, W. G

Glover, Wm. M

Godbold, Huger

Godman, CD

Godwin, E. W

Goebel, A.~N

Goings, Missouri

Goldsmith, J. D... Gompers, S. J

Goodacre, Chas. P

Goode, C.J

Goode, James E— Goodheart, Briscoe Goodlove,B. F

Goodman, R. D

Goodrell, H. B

Goodrich, Louis P . Goodrick, John

Goodspeed, Alex. .

Gordon, Alex. K . .

Gordon, Laura B. .

Gordon, M.B

Gordon, S. D

Gorman, Geo. E

Gorman, Jas. O

Gormley, A

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

307|

24 801

2, 222!

2, 168 2,218

2, 079 1,362

206i

1, 749!

2, 202

48

1, 380 2,032

1, 676

1, 327

2, 262J2, 586

2, 190

1, 727|

1,117

1, 354£

460

2, 241-! 1,469

2, 005i

472" 2,018

2, 264|

2, 356i

2, 184

1,983

2, 237£

1, 962" 747!

1,966

2, 0391

831

507

2, 266

2, 089

2, 000 2,296

8

2, 142 1,302

1, 987

2, 275

1, 959!

1, 966!

1, 751!

1, 254! 144

1, 776!

2, 178!

32 191

2, 193

1, 788!

1, 006

2, 380!

1,207 2,338

210

292

2, 250!

2, 280.i

2, 01l| 1,746!

2, 291 942

856

2, 140!

2, 282!

$11. 52

226. 70

889. 00

867. 20

1, 175. 53

831. 80 681.00 82.60

839. 72

462. 41

19. 20

344. 99

812. 80

458. 35

279. 78

565. 60

1, 066. 64

985. 49

829. 20

446. 80

3. 84

650. 16

115. 00

1,008. 67

704. 92

601. 65

188. 80

807. 20

475. 54

942. 60

551. 45

500. 55

895. 00

942. 88

299. 00

737. 25

815. 88

332. 40

126. 75

906. 40

835. 60

1, 000. 00

918. 40 3.20

449. 80

520. 80

32. 40 1,077.12

794. 80

910. 00

783. 88

786. 60

437. 87

503. 03

36. 00

852. 72

544. 59

12. 80 85.60

657. 90

839. 24

251. 50

952. 20

359. 70

585. 40

84. 00

116. 80

1, 012. 72

1, 140. 25

945. 68

698. 60

916. 40

376. 80

402. 32

856. 20

479. 32

Name.

Gosorn, T. H

Goss, Jennie 1

Gotta, Robt. C

Gottlieb, K

Gotwold, L. Murray.

Gourlay, J. S

Grace, Nellie

Grr.dy. Rosa Graham. A. W

Graham, G. W

Graham, J. H

Granger, Sadie

Grant, J. F

Grant, Lizzie Graves, Benj. B. F .

Graves, Geo. B

Graves, James S

Gray,E. S

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

Gray, H. W

Gray, Julia E

Gray, L. Dean

Gray, R. A

Gray, R. F

Grear, Rufus C

Green, A. R

Green, John C

Green, J. S

Green, T. P

Green, W. T

Greene, Emma

Greene, John, jr Greene, R. A

Greenfield, Thos. H . Greenfield, Wm. E .

Greenman, E. L

Greenwood, James.

Gregory, Jesse W. .

Grenadier, Chas

Griebel, Julius

Griffin, C. L

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffin, John

Griffin, J. A

Griffin, S. L

Griffith, George

Griffith. F. C

Griggs, W. L

Grimes, James E . .

Grimes, Wm. W

Grimsley, P. A

Grinnan, R. L

Grinnell, A. E

Groff', Eli a s Groome, Chas. E

Grosh, B. F

Groshon, Clinton . .

Grumley, E. C

Guerry, T. L

Gunn, Chas. S Gunn, H. S Gunn, John P

Gunter, Peter B

Gutelius. W. L

Guthridge, W.H ... Gwin,H. A

Gwin, John

Gwinn, Mabel L

Haas, Isaac C

Hack, E. M

Hager, Emma

Ha'hn,Dan'l I Hain, Elizabeth

Haines, Claude E. .

Hale, R.J

Halford, J. W

Hall, Birdie

935A

272

260 198!

216

362

129! 956" 064! 444

276

77 252i

276i

285

360 233!

115 125

194! 794 603!

039 692 936

383!

833 087

96

121 162! 9011

135 124 792!

480

000

829 212

0996! 298!

270! 445!

294 985

296

989

57

7 226!

899 674

880! 733

082 093! 245!

828i

912"

67 792 472!

209

358

600 936 054 227!

577

136

251

292! 190f

525 533!
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 117

Xo. 25.

Statement showing tlie number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WORK—Continued. Time

employed.

!N ame. Amount,

j Days. Hours.

Xanie. Time

miployed.

Days. Hours.

Hall. Columbus

Hall. C. E

Hall. E. J

Hall. Fred A

Hall. G. W

Hall. H

Hall, John H

Hall. J . N

Hall. Minnie

Hall. S. K

Hall. Wni. T

Halpennv, E. L. S

Haiti gan. P. J

Haroaeher. Joseph

Hambright. Frank H..

Hamilton. Arthur

Hamilton. F.D

Hamilton. Isaac Hamilton. J. P

Hamilton. M.D

Hamilton. W.H

Hamilton. W. M

Hamlett. J. C Hammond. Kate Hammond. Jno. E

Hammond. Percy H . -

Hammond. Stanley Handiboe. John A

Haniek. T. S Hanlon. Mary

Hanlon. Sam'l C

Hann, K.F

Hansford, Will E

Harbaugh, Carroll Harden. Wm E

Hardenburgh. Mary S . Hardester. T. J .... Hardesty. J.K

Hardin. Palmer

Harding. C. T

Harding. Frank E

Harding. H. A

Harding. Margaret

Harding, W. E

Hardvricke. B. E

Hardy. Edward

Hardy. James E

Hardy. Theo

Hardy, Theodore M

Hardv. Win

Harford. B. B

Hargett. John A

Harleston. F

Harleston. G. B

Harney, Margaret

Harper, E. J

Harper, Florence J

Harper, James E

Harper, James L

Harper, J. T

Harper. M. A

Harper. Thos. W

Harrell, Wells C

Harries. J

Harrigan. J. E

Harrigan. Frank L

Harris, Florence M

Harris, John M

Harris. Michael

Harris. William

Harris, Win. J

Harrison, Ferd

Harrison, J. W

Harriss, Geo. E

Hart. J. A

Hartman. Gustave

°08 $130. 00 2 °96 1. 216. 88 48 21. 60

1 078 571 33

' 589 278. 65

1 687 421. 75

3. 84

1. 8781 751. 40

1 6S54 316. 01

1 594~

2 192 786. 24

1 6044 774. 16

61 2 15. 00

1 762 704 80

1, 759 704. 12 181 8. 32

2, 086" 992. 96

2. 556 644 S4

3. 84

2 241 903. 47

1 767 706. 80 301 1° °0 685 171. 25 1 807 382. 12

2 3934 957. 4U

1, 7194 825. 36

1 8104 460. 15

' 6764 970 60

1 291~ 606. 77 2 2644 570. 64

1. 919" 767. 60

1 8834 768. 60

2 231~ §99 4a

2 110 5''7. 49

2 097 838 80

9 091

2. 328 947 90 339 135 60

9 39 1 1 160 50 939 59 75 9711 i. 1 lit 179 gg

1 7i91

1, 549 on-' eo 39 1 . 62 2 14*^ i. uuo. uo

1, 6544 413. 60

2. 2644 905. 80

2. 2784 911. 40

2. 3 < 94 951. 80

2. 219 1. 041. 92

2, 0414 816 60 928 259. 84

1. 769 528. 25

2. 1674 867. 00

1. 562 292. 82

1. 192 297. 99 501 115. 21 388| 185. 96

1, 6504 842. 59

1. 5944 637. 80

561. 37

518. 45

1, 5474 619. 00

2, 008" 753. 00 2,008 803. 20

2, 130 852. 00

2. 264 565. 95

2, 3031

1, 920

921. 40

780. 00 152 51.30

1, 7824. 728. 60 1,973 893. 04

2, 2821 913. 00

1, 9304 . 503. 42

2. 280" 570. 00

2, 293| 917. 40

Hartman. T. W

Harvey, M.J

HarveV. Wilson

Haskell. F. A

Hassler, W. X

Hasson, Frank

Hasson, J.X.....

Hastings. Geo. D

Hastings. W. T

Hathaway, D.C

Hathawav. John B ... Hatlev, Frank M

Hatton, I Havenner, Geo. C

Havens. J. O

Haworth. Thos. W. ... Hav. C.H

Havden. Mamie T

Hayden. Posey F

Haves, Emma

Hayes. Hugh

Hayes. John W

Hayes, Mamie

Haves, Marv

Haves. Oliver Hayes, W. S Hayne, Harry C

Haynes, Lavinia F

Hays, John E

Haywood. Edward

Hearne. S. E

Heath. John T

Heck, Wm. C

Hedges, Geo. B

Heelan, John

Heffernan, Chas

Heffernan. Thos

Heffner, Mary

Heidt, Grayson

Heinard, Wilt

Heinline, Chas. S

Heinline, Lida C

Heiser, Eobt. E

Helff. Josephine M

Hellman, Clem

Helm, E. E

Hendel. Wm. A

Henderson, John

Hendley. Eegiua

Hendricks. L. E

Hennesey, Ella Hennessey, Morris Henning, George

i Henning. S. E I Henry. Benj. F

Henrv, Chas. W

Hering. T. F

Henshaw, C. W

Hepburn. Chas. F

Herbert, Edwin W .... Herzog, Emma

Hess. Amelia | Hess, Morris

Hess. S

Hester, John C

Heydler, John A

Hickev. David

Hicklin. J. B

Hickman. E. L

Higgins. Jno. J | Hilbron. Xat. A

Hill, Chas. W

Hill. Harry S

Hill. O. H

Hilliard, Eobt. O

Himmelman, J. C

9804 $47© 64

16" 71 . RaDO

1 0,971 fifia 0D0. aa00

1 513 378. 24

2, 240 aq« no. 987 94

' 739 191. 15

531 142. 38

79 31. 60

1 605 481. 50

1 8684 747 40

1 892

~ CQQ nl\ O0I7. Ul/ 6524 163 12

2 220~ 1 176 60

1 936 650 46

79 37 98

2, 235 894. 00

2 0144 S0t an 496" 148. 80

142 35 78

1 108 933 61

l! 325 331. 25

2 078 436. 34

2 992 481 57

2 384 953. 60

2 064 825. 60

IOB3 67 40

9 1901 544. 80

1 515" 361. 21

1 730 324. 34

5574 139. 37

9 993" 1 083. 98

2 138 855 90

2 '?094 957 88

1, 348 539 93

2 052 937 68

9 252 754 95

2, 060 514 96

592 148. 00

2, 249 895 60

2, 255 ' 1

2, 1354 491. 14

1, 427;- 99^' 0! 997 224. 89

240 81. 60

1. 296 663. 78

2, 105jj 842. 20

I, 976 818. 23

1, 889 354. 19

1, 921 922. 08

1, 935 406. 26

208 83. 20

1, 657 752. 88

2, 239 514. 96

2. 1794 1, 026. 32

2, 032 965. 12

448 264. 37

2, 063 840. 40

1 346 fifia ns

1, 6424 657. 16 1.418 326. 12

2. 166 454. 84

64 2. 60

1. 224" 306. 00 840 210. 00

248 131. 44

2. 296 705. 00

2. 036 814. 40

1,865 652. 75

2, 344 1, 172. 00

16 7.68

1,894 757. 60

2. 080 997. 12

1. 232 30s! 00

86 34.4ft

1. 6304 782. 64
118 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the jpublic printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Days. Hours.

Hiues, Lewis A

Hinkel, Wm.F

Hoagland, T. JB Hobbs,H. W

Hodes, Tlieo Hodge, C. F

Hodges, John C

Hoffman, Florence Hogan, John E

Hogan, John F

Hogan, John H

Hoiby, Henry

Holbrook, Chas. T . .

Holcombe, Samuel W

Holden, Augs. R

Holden, E. E

Holden, Lewis F

Holeman, Wm. M

Holland, A

Holland, Jesse Hollingshead,NannieM

Holloway, J. L

Holmes, Benjamin

Holmes, C. E

Holohan, Eliza

Holtz, Theo

Holzer, Edgar

Honesty, Morris Hood, M.C

Hooper, E. J

Hope, Mattie M. L

Hopkins, Edward R

Hopkins, F. H

Hopper, Annie

Hopper, Nellie Hopping, F. A

Hopwood, Louise Hornburg, Ernest F . - Home, Emma H

Horne, Hattie Z

Horning, John

Horning, J. E

Houck, Henry T

Hough, C. B

Houlohan, Nellie Houser, Upton S Houston, John

Howland, G. W

Howard, Minnie E

Howard, R. B

Howard, Simphronia R

Howard, T. W

Howe, J. R

Howells, S. D

Howes, E. L

Howie, C. A , Howlett, Wm. A

Howlin, Wm. C

Howser, Bertie C Hoyme, H. H

Hubbard, J. P

Hubler, Ora E

Hudson, Fred

Huggins, J. T

Hughes, C. A

Hughes, Ellis Hughes, G. H

Hughes, H. F

Hughes, Jas. W

Hull, Merlin

Hull, P. R

Hullett, A. G

Humble, H. H

Hume, Edward H

Humes, Annie M

Humphrey, O. W

Time

employed. Amount.

1 824 <fe4a.fi 78

1, 685! 674. 20 941! 380 44

2 292! 917 00

2 119 1 123. 07

1 974 493. 48

2, 260! 904. 20

' 879i 274. 85

1 879f 845. 76

2, 282

709 95

g 3 20

2, 269! 907. 80

1 360i 597. 72

1 990 OUo. DO

2 281 912 40

1 238i 594 48

2 245 RQ8 no

1 004 456 56

2 057! 771 55

2 201 550 25

2 238 469. 97

2 710 762 18 "'620 162 60

Z, UOO* Q99 fif> 8ZZ. ou

1 840 423 20

1 162^ 307 42

1, 153 461*. 20

2 137 535. 10

JL, Via AQ1 9 1. 48 (. Z4

i acq

l, uoy 277 . 25

1, 604 336. 84

1, 977 948. 96 7BQ1 1 OOf; 313. 40

9 9(10." z, zuy OOZ. Zo

315. 49

9 ^Q9 z. oyz 864. 96

2, 226 556. 48

80 32. 00

1 403 <?99 OZZ. «aDo

1, 984|

2, 280

744. 18

913. 04

2, 246| 898. 64

1, 233 493. 20

2, 408 1 97ft 9/1 1, Z(0. Z4

8. 06 99OZ

1, 872 468. 00 309! 124. 36

2, 216 1, 108. 00

1, 668! 416. 40 112 28. 00

2, 308! 484. 77

2, 176 870. 40

1, 876 900. 48

2, 104 1, 053. 20

1, 678 671. 20

1, 5801 711. 22

2, 0531 926. 28

2, 102| 847. 80

2, 243 471. 01 16 6^40

2, 096! 1, 692. 08

2, 253i 518. 26 1,840 546. 40 1,672 801.92

1, 829 844. 88 2,409 973. 52

1, 051 271. 14 56 22.40

2, 572 1,441.18

2, 016 931. 96

2, 351 1, 368. 20

2, 263 905. 20 4881

96

258. 89

24. 00

2, 239 634. 98

2, 326i 930. 60

Name.

Hundley, M. B

Hunt, M

Hunt, Rebecca

Hunter, Bertha

Hunter, C. H

Hunter, J. C

Hunter, Mary G. A.

Hunter, Robert

Hunter, W. H

Huntsberry, M. K. . . Hurdle, Mary A

Hurley, Annie A

Hurley, Blanche

Hurley, Jennie C

Hurley, John F

Huss, A. L

Hussey, E. M

Hussey, Patrick Hutcheson, Erskine

Hutchinson, Flora .

Hutchinson, W. H .. Hutchison, Win

Hyde, W. B

Hyder, John

Hynes, SarahE

Iardella. L. A

Ingalls, Albert E.... Ingledue, J. B

Irey,Chas. W

Irvin, J.E

Irvine, Wm.J

Irving, Amos

Isham, Carrie I Jackson, Andrew . .

Jackson, Edward . .

Jackson, Frank

Jackson, Fred

Jackson, James

Jackson, Jennie

Jackson, Joseph

Jackson, Lewis

Jackson, Mary

Jackson, M. Q

Jackson, Theo. H . .

Jackson, W. W

Jacob, Samuel

Jacobs, Augs

Jacobs, Flora J

Jaeger. Andrew

Jakson, H. H

James, John

Jay, Mabel

Jayne, T. F

Jefferis, James H . .

Jefferson, Reuben. .

Jenkins, Charles

Jenkins, C. S

Jenkins, Henry C .

Jenkins, Meredith.

Jenkins, Z. T

Jenks, Richard L. .

Jewett, Annie R

Jewett, Lewis T

Johns, jr., W. R

Johnson, A. B

Johnson, Ben W

Johnson, C. T

Johnson, D. R

Johnson. Edwin

Johnson, F. R

Johnson, Geo., jr... Johnson, H. G

Johnson, James A.

Johnson, J. E

Johnson, Joe

Johnson, J. V

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

2.3

2, 003 <fcQfn 9f it>8UI. IK) 2, 296 356 00. 1 2

1 QUI i , OUl^ 273. 31

1, 660 581. 00

2 115 1 137 00

2 230 440 00

1, yoo

1 1 791

1, 1 1 z§ 00

503. 80

562. 80

42. 24

1 9231 403. 91

9 9 191 Z, ZiZrj- oou. oy

Z, 14oj 532. 37 277 63 71 2! 1. 00

1 aim 900. 72

2 025

1 ^1 1

1, 0115

9 1/I9A z, 14Z2

810 00

p;q^ fti 000. 01

9 117 z, 11 1 396. 90

2, 109 1, 054. 50

2 026! ^Ofi fi9

1 m 406. 84

2, 193 548. 25

1 959 489 73

2, 504 626. 00

9 9RQ z, zoo 1 1Q1 £n 1, 161. OU

9 afiQ Z, BOO 959. 26

1 n-i n

1, u*o 418. 0u

1, 940! 931. 44

l, yoo 80O

774. 40

209. 28

2, 094! 589.

1 anai

1, 8U80 542. 55 136 34. OU

2, 322 692. 75 152 45. 60

2 29b'ij K1 i fi7 0/4. 0/

2, 104! 441. 89

2, 017! 504. 35

2, 269 567. 25

1, 896 470. 17

2, 095! 980. 88

1, 935 546. 25

1, 955 583. 30

1, 816 1 Afi f OA 1, U94. oO

2, 295 918. 00

2, 191 547. 72

2, 296 918. 40

2, 072 518. 00

2, 079! 519. 87

2, 038 509. 49

2, 167 866. 88

1, 983! 581. 90

2, 303 578. 34 216 40. 50 205 97. 76

2, 008 502. 00

1, 352 422. 50

1, 848! 1, 171. 56

2, 474 1, 308. 15

1, 569! 329. 59 256 102. 40 2,129 1,331.65

1, 262!

89

606. 00

42. 72 1,764 882. 00

2, 144! 988. 32

1, 786! 856. 24 2,187 943. 92

1, 746! 699. 12

2, 124! 1. 062. 25

2. 808 1, 031. 03 237 104. 70

1, 530 286. 80

1, 898 659. 20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 119

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WORK—Continued.

S ame.

Johnson, Mary

Johnson, O. K

Johnson, Meshach

Johnson. Richard F ... Johnson, Susie E

Johnson, Tirgie Johnson. W. F

Johnson, Wni

Johnson, Win. H

Johnston. E. E

Johnston, Frank

Johnston, J. M

Johnston, R. E

Johnston, Simeon

Johnston. W. T

Jolly. McKee

Jones. Albert C

Jones. Edwin C

Jones. G. E

Jones. Jacob A

Jones, Jesse

Jones. Jno. A

Jones, J. W

Jones, Jno. W

Jones. Lvdia E

Jones. McClellan

Jones, M. L

Jones. Rosalie

Jones. Wm. F

Jordan, Chas

Jordan, Green J

Jordan, G. M

Jordan, Jas. W

Jordan, Richard E

Jordan, W. H

Jullien, Addie

Jullien. Louis

Juno, Chas. Y

Kahlert, J. H

Kaiser. E. L

Kane, Jas Kane. James

Kauffman. Jos. C

Kearney, John T

Kearney. S. P

Keating, J. M

Keck, Julius X

Keebler, Michael

Keech, L. P

Keefe, Edward

Keefe. J.E

Keefe. T

Keeler. Rachel Keenan, J. H.. jr Kehoe. Geo. D

Kehr, Henry J

Keicher. Mary

Keleher, J.B

Keller, Geo. C

Kelley.B.E

Kelley. James F

Kelly, Annie

Kelly, Arthur

Kelly, E.B

Kelly, John

Kelly, Kate

Kelly, T. J

Kelly, "VT. E

Kelly. W. T

Kem'on, F. C Kemp, Fred, jr Kemper, J. M , Kendall, R. W

Kendig, B. F

Kennealy. Agnes

Kennedy, S. A

Time

employed. Days. Hours. !

2, 008 $421.68

1, 986 794.48 1 2,372 592. 97

' 2. 272 567.97

1, 785 533. 05 | 2,231 562.20

267 106.80 ; 2, 216 886.40 I 2,496 624.00

2, 257 552.93

2, 238 895.20

8 3.20 I 1.742 857. 39 2,183 873.20 1 2, 1994 879. 80

2. 218* 985. 32

2. 215" 886.00

77 30.80

2, 504 939.00 ! 2, 696 1, 078. 48 2.008 502. 00 1 86 40.42

248 62.00

2, 400 763.00 ' 599 149. 73

2, 1084 843.40

1, 8354 734.20

2, 201 550.24

20 8. 64

2. 1404 629. 75

2, 2704 519. 71

5394. 215. 80

1,924 779. 84

2, 268 567. 00 2,043 650. 65 1964 49. 12 2.264 424. 50

72 38. 16

2, 2094 1. 003. 22 831* 332. 68 1174 47. 00

56 22.40

2, 146 1. 137. 38

2, 230 892. 20

2. 016 505. 20

1. 6774 419. 36 2,264 905. 60

2. 2614 565. 36

1, 978 791. 20

16 7. 52

2, 253| 901.40

3104 77. 61

2, 4284 455. 28 463 185. 20 384 96. 00 1,605 642. 0O

1,8564 389. 83

1 , 5144 609. 80 1,308 535.40

1, 790 447. 44. 16 7. 68

2, 1564 537. 95

2, 155| 404.12

1,516 606. 40

24 7. 93

2, 040 469. 20

1, 934 773. 60

1. 952 980. 97

1. 9264 674. 27

2, 2254 1, 112. 75 1,933 676. 55

2. 315 1, 108. 00 1.949 779. 60

2. 042 818. 72

2, 275 477. 75

2, 1994 505. 83

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

27

Kenney, A. J

Kenney, Edward

Kenney, L. P

Kenney. Michael

Kensil. Geo. W

Kent, John

Kenyon, CM

Kepner. E

Kernan, James

Kernan, E. J

Kerrigan. Mary

Kerrott. E. M

Kersey, Katie C

Ketchison, E. B

Keyser, H.D

Kibby, Hiram

Kiernan. Bernard

Kilduff, Stephen J

Kilroy. Sophia

Kimbark, F. S Kinir.E.D

King. E.J

King, John F

King, J. Guest

King, J. Eigon

King, Rufus T

King. Win. G

Kins, W. Marden

Kinsella, M

Kirby. L.W

Kirby. Samuel G

KirkR.H

Kirkland. William

Kistler, John S

Kitchen, A. W

Klapp, Dan*l X

Klebold, Fred F

Kleiber, Rose

Klinknett. Geo. G

Klopfer, F. E

Knapp, Jas. B

Kni<jht, H. D

Knight, Jno. E

Knight, "Wm. K

Knoble, Max

Knockev, C. A

Knoll, Taylor

Knott, CM

Knowles, G. E

Knowles, L. O

Knowles, Mary C

Knowles, Win. T

Koehl. Charles C

Koehler, C.H.... Konersman, J. H

Koockogey, Samuel 1 4 Koon, H. R

Koon,L. W

Koontz, Thos. L

Krause, Chas. A

Krause, W. C

Krebs, Thos

Kremer, Chas. H

Krener, Chas. H

Kiihner, Augustus . Kukart, Leonard Kummer, Geo

Kundahl. Chas

Laing. William J ... Lakeman, F. M

Lambert, W. C

Lamborn. Emma

Lammond, Harry A

Lamont, E. T ....... Lamson, J. R

Lanahan, Frank S .

Amount.

2, 392 $1, 206. 40

9914 247. 90 400 197. 16

2, 2604 565. 11

2, 031 812.40 144 57. 60

24 10. 80

2, 2424

1, 072

515. 75

268. 00

1, 829 458. 38 1,531 327. 52

1, 792 949. 76 2,172

981

456. 11

392. 40

2, 197 878. 80

2, 318 1, 159. 00

2, 2824 570. 61

39 15. 60

1, 056 197. 94

1, 611 440. 40

1, 928 809. 81

1, 9854 794. 20

2, 2824 913. 00 1,926

' 770. 40

1, 649 791. 52

1, 436 394. 60 192 48. 00

2, 1704 868. 20

1, 965|

8554

8

491. 36

£10. 64

4. 24

1, 7754 443. 86

2, 191 886! 80

1, 236 570. 28

2. 2634 568. 35

1, 8064 760. 50

2, 2744 909. 80

1, 947" 447. 79

1, 5354

2, 082

737. 04

832. 80

2, 086 1, 180. 55

1, 141 456. 40

2. 292 916. 80

1, 267 56L 20

1, 425 684. 00

2' 262 904. 80

1. 8874 47l! 87

2. 274 909. 60

2. 2564 423! 04

53. 52

1. 6334 343. 03

2, 3044 921. 80

2 272 431. 68

2 267 906. 80

' 142 58. 16

2, 246^ 898. 60

2 325

2 930. 00 897— on

2 280 912. 00

' 528 221. 76

2. 165 866. 00 421 216. 48 221 55. 25

2. 2954 918. 20

2, 215" 890. 80

1, 943 777. 20 104 26. 00

16 6.40

1, 809 723. 60 135 33. 75

2, 2244 1, 414. 82

2, 275| 477. 82

1, 5404 616. 20 48" 14. 08

2, 295 1, 049. 39 164 77.08
120 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WORK—Continued.

Xanie. Time

employed. Amount. Davs. I Hours. Lanahan, Joanna C

Laudrigan. Aanes

Landvoigt,D. W

Landvoigt. John A

Lane. Emma

Lane, JerrieJ Lang, William

Langan, C. B

Langley. Hannah

Lanman. Eran"k E

Lanning. O. X

Lanstruni, E. E

Laporte. W.M

Lashley. S. H

Lattimore, Helen J

Lavalette. "W". A

Lavison, H. A

Law, Ellsworth Law, Mary A

Lawder, Frank

Lawlor, Win

Lazelle. H. H

Lear, Jos. H

Learj, Mary

Leav'itt. Win. M

Leavv. Jennie LeCa'in.W.H

LeCointe, Edith

Lee. Geo. H

Lee, James

Lee. Jas. A

Lee. Martha

Lee, R. W

Lee, Win. E

Lee. ¥m.H

Leech, D. P

Leech, J. S

Leeds, Chas.H

Leeds, John T

Leeper, J. W

Leffler, Milton L

Lehmann. Henrv

LeMerle, A.M.'

Lemmon. Vincent

Lenhart, Joe M

Letts, Felix

Lentz. Wm. H

Leonard. Annie F

Leonard, C.I

Leonard, David

Leonard. E. A

Leslie. H. JS' Levey, John

Levin, Morris

Lewis, Clarence Lewis. Emma C *. Lewis, F. P

Lewis. Ida J

Lewis. J. T

Lewis. S. W

Lewis, Thomas

Lewis, Winslow

Lewis. Win. E

Lee, W. J

Lieutaud, H. C

Light. X. M

Lilienthal, Chas

Li Hard. X. J

Lillie. W.F

Lincoln. Ida G

Lindsay. Marv

Link. G

Linton, W. A

Litsinger, Elizabeth . .

Little. A. A

Little, J. M

311$

2, 453 $515. 13

2, 163! 540. 86

2, 071 1, 198. 25

2, 286! 914. 60

1, 487k 312. 37

2, 154 1, 012. 38

2, 067 723. 45

1. 794 808. 04

1, 900! 437. 09

1. 613 717. 36

2, 261% 904. 60

1, 244* 597. 36

1, 972 690. 20

1, 031J 302. 26

383 k 88. 20

2, 025 1. 211. 13 189 47. 25

1, 870! 748. 20

1, 870| 748. 20

902 360. 80

1, 677! 805. 20

2, 418 636. 79

2. 199! 879. 80

2, 295" 574. 65 40 18. 00

2. 482 496. 20

2. 222 888. 80

1. 464 425. 90

501. 25

967J- 241. 87

2, 838 789. 30

2, 242 470. 80

1, 937 363. 12

2, 139 907. 16

1. 116 278. 98

2. 024 809. 60

1. 914+ 1, 178. 20

2, 319f 1, 160. 60

2, 336 1, 042. 00 427 204. 96

1, 735J- 694. 20

2, 396|

1, 774

2, 296

719. 75

709. 60

574. 00

77 34. 65

1. 660i- 664. 20

1, 856i 749. 28

2, 478! 520. 46

24 11.52

1. 262 593. 14

2. 2871- 526. 12

2. 422§ 869. -00

2, 286| 914. 60 184 73. 60 1,582 632. 80 2.006 421. 26

1, 980! 792. 20

1.440" 331. 20

1, 963J 490. 87

2. 082| 833. 00

912. 96 168 67. 20

12 4. 80

1, 0131 464. 16

1. 478 591. 20 2.216 1. 10S.00

1,051 485. 68 1,484 712. 32

1, 646 658. 48 1,254 264. 34 39! 7. 90

2. 26li 981. 80

2, 232 900. 00

2, 293 481. 53 453! 113. 37 1,962" 784. 80

Xaine. Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

Livermore. W. H . Livingston, S. P .

Llovd: F. B

Lloyd, Frank M .

Lock wood, S. B. C

Logan, C. C

Lohmeyer, Richard C - - 1

Long, Jas. R

Long, Isabel M

Lonafellow, M. W

Longley, E. E

Loonris, Wir H

Looinis, "W. S ; . Lorentz, Hugh A

Lord, H. E

Loring, Annie . Loughery, George

Loughran, Kate \. Love, Clara A . Lowd, W.B I. Lowd, W. Q

Lowdermilk, U. S | | 2, Lowe, Byrdie P

Lowey, Frank C

Lowey, R. G

Lowry, Robert

Ludgate, Libbie Ludlow, CO

Ludlow. W. W

Luerssen, H. G

Lusby, John W

Lutz, Lawrence F . .

Lyman, W. B

Lynch. Buford A . .. Lynch, Joshua W

Lynn. D

Lyon, G. A

Lyons, Jennie

Lvons, Thos. F

Lytle, X. H

Macdonald. James H

Macfeat. T.D

MacLeod, S.J MacMurray. C.J

Macnamara. F. G

MacXamee. Herbert Madden. "William Maddox, A. P

Maddren. Joseph

Maddren. J. S Magee, Katie

Magill, W. J

Magruder, Mittie Mahan. H. B Maher, Arthur F

Maher, Edward C

Maher, Thos. F

Major, Harry B

Malone, Mary A

Maloney. H. H

Malonev, William

Maloney, W. W

Mangah. Elizabeth Mangold, Martin

Manire, J. L

Mann, J. L

Manning, Geo. W

Many, C~ E

Marble, Maria L

Marcellus.K. G

Markey, Patrick H . .

| Marklev. Marv

Marr. John C

Marsh, D. D

Marsh. E

I Marshall, Wm

1, 919i $1, 016. 28

2. 193§

1. 781

548. 36

472. 80

2, 351i 940. 60

1, 953" 781. 20

2, 052 965. 44

2, 004 801. 60 792% 380. 40

2, 206" 582. 70

1, 225 588. 00

2, 128 1, 050. 43

2, 234h 893. 80 685 274. 00

1, 589! 635. 80

615" 153. 75

2, 049 610. 65

2. 262 1, 066. 43

1, 700 318. 69 216 54. 00

1. 783! 713. 40,

2, 012 804. 80

2, 370i 1, 185. 25

1, 482" 348. 66

1, 998! 799. 40

1, 916| 766. 60

2. 345 1, 219.40 2861 65.89

921" 368. 40

2. 221% 1, 161. 12

2, 344" 937. 60 1.937 484. 25

1, 2071 579. 60

1. 768 709. 60

1. 567i 463. 65

1. 147" 552. 48

2, 486

2, 296

1, 155. 68

918. 40

1, 808-1 379. 78

2. 157i 863. 00

2, 07li 992. 40

2 .96 948! 379. 40 2,049 610. 65 840 336. 00

2, 227 890. 80 1,939 804. 16

2. 304 680. 50

2. 117;1 847. 80

2, 216" 886. 40 1.794 717.60 2.189 547. 23

2, 220 888. 00 269 62. 86

2. 243 946. 45

1, 723! 691. 75 2.464" 985. 60

2, 296 1, 148. 00

2, 480 1, 218. 40

2, 2681 425. 32

153! 61. 40

2, 253! 902. 04

1. 4021 743. 32

951" 218. 71 2,118 1, 194. 56

2. 403 688. 35

1, 474 589. 60 1,647 872. 82 687 274. 80

2, 260 519.80

2, 392 550. 16

1, 3271 531.00

8" 2.00

2. 472 988. 80

373 105. 34 1,096 274. 00 2,216 1.063.68
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 121

Xo. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding including Congressional Record \ during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME TVOEK—Continued. Time

I employed. Davs. Hours.

Time

employed. Davs. Hours.

Marshall, W. T

Marston. A. P

Marston. Hiram P

Martin. A. A

Martin. Herman

Martin. Jas. J

Martin. Eol>t. C

1 Martin. Walter C

Martin. TV. X

Marvin. D. J

Marye. A.M

Man e. A. S Mason, H.D.. jr. Mason. Geo. C

Massie. L. A

Ma-t. Simon P

Masterson, John

Masterson. TVm. L

Mathers. J. TV

Mathers. L. Henry

Matile. Jas. H...' Matthews. Erne V

Matthews. Julia Mattimore. Charles A

Mattini'lv. Thos. J

Mattinslr. O. F

Maupin. A T

Maury. Eizzie Maxson. E. E

Maxwell, John TV

Maxwell. TV. H

Mav. James S May. Thos. O

Mayer. Geo. E

Maverstein. A. A

Mayhew. Chas. TV" Meaeham. C. E

Meadows. C. W Means. E. L

Means. Lizzie Means. Thos. H

Meehan. Annie

Meehan. J

MeUis. J. C

Mellon. Charles E

Menard. TV. T

Meritt. Edirar B

Metc alf. F. S Mever. Leonard

Michael. John TV

Michael. Theodore MicheaL Sallie E

Millav. Michael

Miller. Chas. E

Miller. David A

Miller. Emma E

Miller. F.X

Miller. Erank

Miller. Erank F. S

Miller. George

Miller. Isaac C

Miller. Jas. H

Miller. J. F

Miller. J. TV

Miller. LemaelE

Miller. Magirl e Miller. Martin

Miller. O. S

Miller. TVm.H

Miller. TVm. K

Miller. TVm. S

Millett. C. TV

Mills. C.S

Mills. John S

Mills. Marv

96 724

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1. 593 1.90796

1.224 828

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2, 188

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2, 259" 1.881

1. 341 2.328 2.246

2. 195 103

2. :9

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2. 399

2, 168

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1. 897

1.348 2.304

2. 296

2. 295" 155

o

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2. 2221 2,233

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191 836

2. 093 1.901 2.135J

2, 394

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8"

2. 083*

8"

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2. i27"

1. 1594 218|

1.905" 2.060

2. 164

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717. 93

762. 80

38. 40 356.60

331. 20

884. -8 484. 50

476. 97

788. 40 494.60

815.68 989.54

873. 80

979. 25

410. 18 306.47

547. 80

1. 180. 57

1. 411. 00

752. 40

536. 40 694.80

957. 52 878.00

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Mills. TV. T

Milton. G. L

Miner, F. H

Miner, John

i Minor. Jane E

| Mitchell. E.E

1 Mitchell Ella ...... Mitchell J. D

Mitchell. L.S

Mitchell. TV. A

Mohler. G. M

Molan, M. G

Mollere. Emma

Montfiedy. Kate H

Montgomery. J. H . Montz. O. S. Moonev. Henry F . .

Moore.'Ceceba A...

Moore. Chas. H

Moore. C. TV" Moore. Lizzie Moore, PercvL

Moore, E. TV* Moore, TVm. S

Moores. Edward S .

Mootv,M.M

Moran. C. A

Moran. David H

Moran, John TV Morgan. Chas. A

Morgan. Henry

Morgan. J esse' TV . .

Morgan. J. J

Morgan. L. A

Morgan. T.Frank... Morgan. Thomas H

Morgan. T. Turner . Morgan, W. D

Morgan, TV. H

Moriaritv, Kate

Morris. B. TV

Morris. Daniel

Morris. Geo. O

Morris John

Morris, Margaret...

Morris, E.S.-

Morrison. Alex

Morrison, A. TV

Morrison. C. G

Morrison C M

Morrison. Frank....

Morison. Lindsey . .

Morrison. Lucy . Morrow. Marv

Morse. J. P ..'. Morton C E

Morton, L. M

ioxiev. Casper C.H.

loylaii, Thos. J

luckleston, TVm. H .

lullen, J. J

luilan, Samuel E

lulrov. John

Inlquin, Marv A

lundheim. Albert K

Lucv H.

- 4o $19. 20

568. 00

1. i Oo 682. 00

2 996 574. 40

9 9(11 -iij 700. 48

530. 41

1 no-?

0 c 2

2, ioi 1, 143. 19

8

Q1 91 0 1 8. 55

2 267 4/6. 07

1 893 4/ 3. 21

1 447 OOl. /O 131. 20

1 059 423. 80

1 968 413. 28

1. 615*

ha 1 96"^jj y04.

7' ^64

9 008 421. 68

1 302 717. 62 673 269. 20

1

908 492. 16

2, 159*_ 974. 09

28. 00

9 ggg 959. 60

9 99m 888. 96

J9 28. 80

1, 455. 05

9' ->3fi 954. 40

76 / . 04

1 312 629. 76

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2

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9 99Q1 1, 052. 40

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9 9^1! 557. 31 916.40

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831. 40

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961. 75

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; 46.08 210* 88.68

391. 54

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1, 000! 20

873. 60

466." 81

941. 47

1. 755*. 702. 20 480 [ 110.40
122 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Murphy, C. S Murphy, Daniel Murphy, H. S Murphy, Richard Murray, D. L

Murray, E. H

Murray, J. J Murray, John J

Murray, Jos. V

Murrell, Julia Myers, E. G

Myers, Helen A

Myers, John

Myers, JohnD

McAuley, R. C

McAulifle, P. J

MeBride, Jas. G

McBride, J. R

MeBride, S. E

McCafferty, Arthur. . .

McCafferty, George McCaUum", P. M

McCann, C. B

McCarty, D.J

McCarthy, E : •McCarthy, J. A

McCarthy, J. F

McCarthy, John F

McCarthy, J. J McCarter, E

McCartney, John H

McCathran, Donald

McCaoseland, John T.

McCleary, R. E

McCloskey, W. C

McClure, tkeo McComb, John

McConnell, D. S McConnell, Thos McCormick, Thos. W .

McCullip, Lizzie McCullough, Ben F

McCullough, John F. .

McCullough, Robert E. McCurdy, Geo. S McCurdy, Wm. S McCutcheon, Geo

McDaniel, Ida S McDaniel, W. B

McDavid, W.J . ... McDerrnott, J. F

McDevitt, C

McDonald, Alex

McDonald, Claude B... McDonald, C.E

McDonald, C. R

McDonald, Edw. S McDonald, J. F

McDonald, James H . „

McDonnell, Mary

McDonough, J. J McDonough, S. F

McElfresh, Eliza J

McElfresh. H.M....>.. McElroy, Silas E

McEnaney, Chas

McEntee, Thos McEwen, A W

McFarlane, W

McGaveran, Thaddeus

McGee, Maggie

McGhee, Fred

McGill, Innocentia McGinnell, Mary

McGinness, John F

McGoldrack, Mary

Time

employed. Days. Hours. Amount.

2, 180 *879 no

2, 282J 913. 00

32 12. 80

2, 2761 91o! 60

1 998 1 086. 10

1, 955| ' 782. 20

1, 966i

1, 843

2 750. 80

2, 223 1 117. 50

1 418i

2, 218^

' 297. 88

887. 40

425" 97. 73

2, lllf 397. 43

2, 23 7^ 895. 00

1 970 789. 12

1 651 660. 40

1 153 553. 44

2 086

1, 743^

2, 239^

817. 04

895. 80

2, 082

g

520. 57

2. 40

2 197 878. 80

1 070i 565. 80

2, 108§ 489. 11

' 69 33. 12

2 280 589. 20

168 67. 20

2 0301 814. 28

1, 914J

1 752

765 80

843. 78

1, 080| 378. 17

1 058i 557. 32 464 2^2 72

2 305 9

l, 2 00

2 161i 865 40

' 264

2 95 60

2 191 876 40 961 OOi. 4U

24 6 00

1 439 302. 17

2 514 904 45

2 334 933 60

2 1P9 i ni i\ oq

1, UIO. _© 52 on an <£U. OU

7 o an

2, 304 1, 218, 64

O O 1 X. 560. i7

1, 825 967. 23

8 3 84

Z, Z04 901. 60

2, 388 716. 40

2, 024

8 3. 20

141 56. 40

2, 156 539. 00

2, 296 1, 148. 00

1, 02Sh 411. 40

1, 140" 457. 12

1, 736 325. 43 2,092 932. 44 l,879i 898. 35

192 44 16

2, 3141 1, 157. 25

2, 320 608. 70 2,117 846. 80

1. 994 \ 1,788

929. 84

858. 24

2, 398

1. 025i

1, 079. 18

258. 35

1, 910" 479. 30 16 702. 50

2, 3041 576. 12 112 33. 10

2, 126 871.55

2, 283i

| 428. 09

Name. Time

employed.

Days. Honrs. McGrane, Jas. A

McGrath, J. G

I McGowan, Jerome A

| McGowan, J. M

i McGraw, Ella McGurk, Alfred J... McHenry, Wm

Mclntire, W. E

McKee, Geo

McKee, Otis W

McKee, Thomas

McKelvy, John A . .

McKenna, E. D

McKenna, James McKenna, John

McKenzie, D

McKeon, T.F

McKie, Maggie

McKinney, J. A

McKinney, R. H

McKinnon, E. H

McKinnon, Jas. D . .

McKinnon, J. L

McKnew, Nathan L . .

MeKnight, A. H

McLain, E. L j McLanahan, Wm. H.. .j McLane, Wm

McLaughlin, J. M I McLaughlin, T.J I McLeland, Jerome I McMahon, James | McMahon, John McMahon, Thos McManus, James

McMillan, Clarence . McMonigal, Harry .

McMullen, Ross McNamara, Bridget McNamara, Jennie . McNainara, Maggie . McNamara, Martin.

McNeal, H. W

McNeir, Geo. A. R. .

McNeir, Thos. K

McNelly, Arthur

McNictiolas. R

McNish, S. A

McNulty, Chas

McPherson, Chas. H.

McPherson, Robt. A.

McQuaid, Geo. J

McQueen, M

McRov, M. W I McSorley, Fr.aik J

McSweeney, John

McWkirter, T. T I Nachman, Philip I Naeff, Laura .' Nalle, E. G

Nallev, G. G I Nally, Mary I Nallev, W.H

Nally, James

Nash, Edward [ Nash, G.J

Navlor, A. G I N«al, Thos. P

Nelson, M. A ! Nelson, W. H

Nevils, E.M

Newbv, Mary 1 Neweil, G. W

Newman, Clarence

Nichols, A. B

Nichols, G. W

144 ii^T an ipOI. OU

2, 180^ 1, uzu. oz

2 514 556. 34

' 86^ a~\ An 41. 40

1, (06§ oon QQ ODD. OO

2 276 910. 40

1 485 712. 80 916 366. 40

2. 213 Q.Q.Z. on OOO. zu

2 128 1 ni ft qq 1, UIO. 00 208 83. 20 984 492. 40

167 fif; an OO. OU

2 196 549. 00

1, 774 465 47

2 552 1 ftn 1, OUO. OU

1 483 711. 84

2 005 421. 05

136 34. 00

1i, 2Q5A ^yo§ fiOl QA Oil. 04

2 174 ooy. ou

1 259 503. 60

i 494 373. 50

Q1 Q yiy 238. 55

243. 32

2 248 517. 04

1 868 747. 20

1 802 720. 80

1 959k 933. 04

i aai 1, OOl 884. 07

2 081 1 qqo an ool. ou

1, 91 41 765. 80

2, 140 856. 00

O 1 1 A X

6, 1145 528. 57

1 QA1 1, 041 588. 16

1 on«i 580. 08

1, 925 653. 34

2 248 666. 00

2 300 483. 00

2, 006 421. 26

2 289 429. 13

2, 296 574. 00

1, 327 L 531. 00

2, 192 1 1, 1W. 00

1 f^l Q3 1, oiyj 740. 34

1, 693 779. 04

1, 691 592. 76

1, 817k 872. 40 312 78. 00

fina OUo 334. 82

2, 382 952. 80

2, 171£ 968. 77

1, i OO 713. 20

2 . 80

542J 260. 40

1, 369^ 657. 36

2, 351£ 1, 010. 72 31i 12. 60

2, 250 562. 49

397^ 164. 12

1, 837i 735! 00

1, 776 372. 96

1, 448J 579. 40

2, 230i 594. 01 2,037 911. 24 1,401| 560. 60 1,848 739. 20 D 9| 47.80

976i 224. 59

2, 005" 504. 85

1, 847 886. 56 1,734 325. 08

1, 889 889. 68 984 395. 52 1,946 934. 08 1,304 456. 40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 123

>0. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding [including Congressional Becord) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WORK—Continued.

"Same. Time

employed. Dave. Honrs.

Nichols, J.F

Nicholson. Irwin A

Nickens, James

Nicols, Noel

Niedl'eldt. Herman J .

Noble. J. L

Noel. Chas. L

Noel, John A

Nolan, Emma J Nolan. John J

Nolan. Mary

Norbeck, Wm. G

Norris. Thos. E

Norton. Frank P

Norton. Geo. F

Norton. T. L

Norton. Wm. H

Nuber. J. L

Nowlin. A. W. C

Noyes. C. E

Noyes. Henry

Nye. James W

Oakes, Geo. A

Oberboltz. F. C

O'Brien, John J

O'Brien, Lillie O'Brien, Mary

O'Brien. Mary E

O'Brien, Nellie O'Brien, Win. J. C

O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connell. Daniel

O'Connell, John

O'Connell. John J

O'Connell. Richard

O' Conner, Jas. F

O'Connor, Joanna

O'Connor, Kate

O'Dea, Laurence

Odell, Albert S

Oder. Myra A

Odom, Alton

O'Donnell, H

O'Donnell. S. P

O'Donnoghue. John

O'Gormah, Kate

O'Hare. Annie

O'Keefe. W. C

Olbert. B. B

Oldfield. J. A

O'Leary. Dennis J

Oliver, Chas. C. Oliver, Kobt. T

0'Neil, Chas. I

O'Neill, James B

O'Neill, John

O'Neill. M. A

Opdyke, Alice O'Pray, Emma

O'Reilly. John

Orem. Chas. J

Orei ii. Geo. TV

Orth.P. P

O'Ronrke. Patrick

Osborne, Minnie

O'Sullivan, Timothy. .

Otis. C. W

Outlaw, J. B

Ott. Annie

Owen. Will A

Owens, Glen O

Owings, T.H

Pafie. Geo. N

Palmer. Jos. W Palme-, W. T

Parker, Andrew L

26

2, 020

8 . 1.927*

2, 054*

2. 278*

576"

1. 1251

1, 861

2, 252

1.97-1 1.777

2. 448

1,846

16

56

751

2. 267

2, 266 1.976

1,540

1.778

220

48 962

2.021 1,708*

2. 209"

2. 065* i 53"

2, 2m

288

2. 185

1, 70:;* 1,590"

1, 784* 2731

2, 2941

658" 3131

1. 990|

1 . 626

2, 3591 1,603

1, 639i

470*

2, 273"

2. 001*

232S

1. 432'

2. 296

16

2. 2641

2, 213l- 40"

2. 057

16 1.991

1. 8601

784

1, 9881

26" 1,816 763*

2, 186" 2.2221

2, 040|

288 1.831

1,771

56 1,320

2, 209

16

1. 514-1

$955. 28 H.84

481. 86

821. 80

959. 24

132. 48

540. 24

837. 45

479. 30

927. 78

530. 65

979. 20

738. 40

7. 68 31.04

310. 80

1, 020. 13

906. 40

790. 40

354. 17

845. 84

55. 00 19.20

481. 00

808. 40

358. 78

463. 88

433. 75 21.20

944. 93

84. 80

1, 359. 90 681.40

636. 16

713. 80

109. 40

430. 18 151.32

176. 34

589. 27

373. 96

903. 80 2.80

400. 75

786. 96

108.21

477. 31

500. 37 58.12

572. 80

1, 231. 92

104. 00

6. 40

1, 200. 18

885. 40

16. 00

613. 10

4. 70

373. 30

744. 20

313. 60

940. 50 10.40

868. 72

175. 59

884. 00

1. 177.91

510. 10

84. 80

878. 88

816. 56

22. 40

330. 00

993. 35 7.68

726. 96

Name.

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

Parker, J. B.

Parker, John E

Parker, W. H .

Parks, Noel B..

Parsons. A. M . Parsons, CD..

Paterson, John H.

Paterson, Lester S

Patterson, E.H ... Patterson, L.H ... Patterson. L. Hearn

Patterson. Sarah A

Pattillo. John H

Paudert,E.H

Paul, E. A .... Paviair.N.M

Payne, Ed .... Payne, Henry

Payne, Jas. L , Payne, S. S ... Peach, Charlotte E

Peake, Millard F..

Pearson, J oseph TV Pearson. R. W

Peckham. Emily . Peebles. Geo. L . .

Peed, R. S

Pell, Geo. P

Peniberton, Lou. M

Pemberton, M. V . Pendel. T. F

Penn, Guy

Perkins, Geo. M

Perkins, Janie G

Perkins, Lewis . Perkins. Wm. F

Perkinson. J ohn

Perrie, Pattie . .

Perry, H. R

Perry, James L . Perry, W. A . . .

Perryman, Sally G

Persmger, Jacob

Pester,' M. A

Peter, Thos

Petrie, L

Petty, Lillie M.

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Mary J

Phillips, Milton.

Phillips, Saml. L

Phillips, S. J....

Phillips, T.N...

Phillips, W. 11 .. Phipps.R.M....

Pickelheimer, W

Pierce, Frank A

Pierce, G. W

Pierce, H. H

Pierre, Mary

Piggott, L

Pigott, M

Pinkston. V.B..

Pinn, Delaware . Pinnev, A.H ... Pipes,*Hallie F.

Pittman, Geo.

Piatt, A. R

Piatt, J. H

Pluiner, Josephine Plummer. Robt. F.

Plymire. Robt. N..

Pocher, Simon

Pocock, George W

Poff, Annie

Poist, Wm. A

247

Amount.

2. 234 $558. 49

1, 351 634. 97

2, 227 1, 011. 15 844 337. 60

2, 296 918. 40 816 432. 48

2, 285 914. 00

1, 537* 798. 52

1, 611 645. 40

1. 640* 869. 43

2, 2791 911. 80 2,389" 480. 68

2, 380 650. 99

1, 912*

8"

826. 68

3. 84

1, 267 266. 06 132 52. 80

2, 312 690. 80

1. 558

445. 50

2, 008 502. 00

1, 020 242. 59

1, 202* 481. 00

1. 886* 754. 60

1, 036" 258. 63

1, 408 327. 91

1, 216 304. 00

1, 989 795. 60

1, 018 629. 15

2, 247*

162

561. 87

40. 50

1, 370 548. 00

2, 026 506. 50

2, 296 737. 69

72 18. 00

2, 193| 411. 25

1. 608|- 643. 40 188J 47. 12 755* 188. 87

2, 138| 855. 40

1, 289 328. 25

1, 805* 451. 37

1, 5641 391. 08

2, 059 823. 60

1, 960*. 521. 01 272 685. 50

2, 191i 876. 60 454 113. 50

75 30. 00 2,204 550. 99

2, 287 914. 80

1, 958J 783. 70

2. 280 1, 406. 87

1, 043* 417. 40

566-1 224. 20

968* 387. 40

2. 296 574. 00

2. 270 600. 16

2, 256 1, 064. 32

1, 211* 581. 52 1,784 531. 20

2, 000 500.00

2, 392 977. 20 1,761 830. 56

2, 504 821. 17 217 40. 69 2,160 482. 69

2, 016* 806. 60 2,153 1, 141. 08

2, 465* 1,211. 95

1, 564" 359. 71

8 2. 00

1, 635 784. 80 2,215J 553. 85

2. 240* 560. 11

2, 3221 466. 70 502 200. 80
124 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

245

Polglase. Benj

Polk, Wm. M

Pollock, David

Polton. Geo. H

Pomeroy. M. F

Pool, S. D

Poplowsky, Wm

Popkins, Dora E

Porter, James E

Porter, P. A

Post, CM

Post, L. H

Post, W. E

Potter, A. W

Potter, James

Potter, James E

Potts, A. H

Powell, James T.

Powell, J. W.

Powell, M. M

Powell, Robt. E

Powers, Geo. If Prather, Lloyd

Pratt, P>. H

Prescott, W. M

Presley, S. C

Price, 'Clint O

Price, Geo. P

Price, Helen D

Pridgeon, John

Prior, Geo. G

Pritckard, Frank

Pritchard, Willis M .

Proctor, A. P> Proctor, Abner C

Proctor, E. G

Proctor, Geo. H

Proctor, M. A

Prosperi, John E

Prosser, Daniel 1ST Pryor, H.D

Puckette, C. J. C

Pulley, P.W

Pulliam, S. G

Pumphrey, Bettie Pumphrey, E. P., jr I Purcell, Andrew

Purdy, Cbas. F

Purdy, M. V

Pursel, Thos. C

Purvis, Jno. R

Pvemont, Geo. E

Pyemont, J. W

Quaid, J. It ; Quern, J. C

Ouiglev, F. T

Quin, D. P

Quinn, M. A

Ramsey, Geo. M

Randall, A. L

Randall, Jos

Randall, J. S Rankin, Jobn R

Ratcliffe, Mary

Ratcliff, J.L.!

Radelberger, A. P

Radley, C. W

Raub, Geo. M

Rathvon. R. H

Rawlings, G. W

Ray, DanLC

Ready, Geo. L

Redfern, Jobn

Redfield, H. J

Reed, Jas. W

Reed, Lewis

1,51115|

1,186

1,023

1, 892454

2, 269

2, 2934

1,514 1,1111

1, 068*

2, 268§

2, 229

1, 9091

2.728"

417

1, 4294

2, 005*

2, 183 1,979

535*

2,091|

55 1,4511

1,149 2,190

2, 210-1

1, 749-1

2, 224

2, 397*

1, 776"

1, 519-1

2, .179-1 1, 857*

2,399

2, 230 2,280

2,216

163 1,796

1, 750*.

2, 304*

1, 933* 2,350 9261

1,481

100

2, 232

2, 105 832

1, 973*

2, 484|

1,2914

379*.

2, 097*

1, 769|

2, 104*. 574

3196

2, 1301

2, 183 682

1, 425794

448

2, 299

2, 482

1,739 2,304

9051

1,698

2, 2574

1,934

2, 4034

Amount.

$488. 58

7. 56

569. 28

409. 20

473. 09

2. 64

907. 60

430. 00

386. 67

444. 60

245. 73

1, 202. 29

891. 00

400. 98

920. 80

125. 05

671. 80 501.36

1, 143. 34

502. 05

563. 85

214.20

1,309.01

22. 00

362. 87

459. 60

876. 00

552. 62

522. 25

889. 60

960. 00

735. 80

729. 36 921.55

743. 00

599. 75

892. 00

478. 80

656. 80

65. 20 718.40

1, 099. 90

590. 91

773. 40

493. 49

372. 52

710. 88

53. 28

558. 00

860. 72

332. 80

789. 40

995. 72

372. 45 151.80

868. 34

832. 24

841. 80

275. 52

13. 95

28. 80

852. 20

1, 362. 14

127. 81

570. 00

38. 16

179. 20

769. 56

992. 80

482. 75

576. 25

316. 92

798. 06

903. 00

483. 50

600. 52

Name.

Reed, Mary D

Reed, O. H

Reed, Wm. F

Reef, Arnold

Rees, Henry

Reese, Emma

Reese, James E

Reese, Wm. P

Reeve, L. M

Reid, Douglas

Reid, Agnes H

Reilly, Annie

Reilly, Annie C

Riley, John O

Reilly, Patoick

Reilly, William B

Reinberg, Wm

Reinmuth, Ed

Renshaw, Albert EL Reynolds, A. G

Reynolds, A.W

Reynolds, Harry A

Rice, C. A

Ricb, Bertie Richards, Edward

Richards, L. C

Richardson, Effie Richardson, Frank M . Richardson, J. M

Richardson, Rachel A . Richardson, W. H

Rickards, Saml. P

Rieketts, J. H

Ricketts, W.M

Rickles, John

Rider, C. H

Riddick, R. P

Riddle, A. E

Rieseberg, Henry

Riley, Frank . . King, Jobn

Ringgold, D. C

Ritter, Bertha

Robb, Annie E

Robb, John H

Roberts, Augustus L..

Roberts, E. C

Roberts, E. H

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, Hortense

Roberts, Jas. G

Roberts, Jas. H

Roberts, W. A

Robertson, A. M

Robinson, A. W

Robinson, C. H

Robinson, Geo. W

Robinson, Jacob

Robinson, Jennie

Robinson, Josie W

Robinson, Milton

Robinson, Samuel

Robinson, Sarah E

Robinson, S. M

Robinson, Wm

Robinson, W. T

Rochef'ord, Alice M

Roche, E. J

Roche, Walter T

Rockwood. Isabel C

Rockwell, Wm. E

Rode, Gustav D

Rodders, Jas. W

Rodier, P. Louis

Rodrick, W. F

Rogier, Chas. G

Time

employed

Amount.

Days. Hours. |

1, 771 $371. 91

2, 334 933. 60

1,868 990. 04

1, 668 800. 64

568 968266. 96

243. 94 867J 419. 64

2, 055 1, 057. 36

5264 98. 71

2, 191 547. 75

2, 037 468. 50 284 65. 31

1, 599 367. 77 568 142. 00

1, 438 349. 49

2, 1174 847. 00

2, 023 505. 75

2, 090 836. 00

1, 8694

1, 801

897. 36

864. 48

2, 233 893. 36

2, 1324 639. 85

1, 8074 542. 25 4764 109. 58

2, 0214 591. 95

2, 1584 863. 40

2, 2384 550. 77

2, 219 1, 013. 49

2, 394 673. 30 439 109. 74

2, 400 960. 00

2, 280 912. 00

2, 2774

496*

911. 00

198. 60

88" 22. 00

2, 0084 502. 11

1, 944A, 791. 90

2, 308 1, 154. 00

2, 305 604. 65 6714 355. 89

1, 744* 697. 80

1, 964 785. 60

2, 318 486. 78

1,917 479. 23 1,951 780. 40

1,961 1, 039. 32

2, 149*. 542. 34

1, 727 690. 80 616 246. 40

1, 580 296. 18 1,914

2, 798

765. 60

699. 80

1, 920* 921. 84

559* 223. 88

2, 376" 1, 120. 64 1,858 502. 10 304 12. 20 2.688 859. 50 1,237 309. 25

2, O064 A 70 QQ 348 65. 25 2,316 679. 60

2, 022 424. 61

1, 873 749. 20

2, 381 941. 20 120 30. 00 2,098 524. 48 820 328. 00 604 24. 20

2, 236 419. 20

1, 8784 352. 21

200. 00

2, 1934 877. 40 1,224 489. 60 25 13.25 2,282 912. 80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 125

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WORK—Continued.

Xame.

Time

employed. Days. Honrs.

Rogers. Franklin . .

Rogers. Thos. A

Rogers, Z. V

Rohr, J. A

Rooks. Junius

Root, E.M

Rose, J.F

Rose. T. TV

Rosencrans, Frank.

Ross, James H

Ross, Zidon E

Rosser, Leonard Y .

Rosewag, G

Rotenbury, TV

Rouleau, Wilfrid Rowan. C TV Rowan, Eleanor E .

Rowe, Susie C

Rowell, D. P

Rowley, W. Seward. Rowlson, Bessie A .

Rowzee, Milt.E. Roy, V.M

Rudy, C. E

Ruff, Valentine —

Ruggles, W. R

Rumrille, Louis H

Runyan. Annie E.

Rupert. Chas Russ,E.L Russ.Mary E

Russell, Annie

Russell, Charles

Russell. Chas. H

Russell, E. J Russell. Hettie

Russell, Lizzie A

Russell. Mamie

Rust, P. B

Rutherford, James A

Ryan. E. H

Ryan, John J

Ryder, Francis

Sage, Katie

Sailor, Oscar H

Sakers. John T

Salt, Joseph

Sampson, W. S

Sandidge, D. M

Sandoe. D. L

Sanford. John M

Sansom, Dan. L

Sardo, A. E., jr Sargent, G. W

Sarr, Geo. W

Satterfield, S. T

Sauls. J. L

Saunders, Geo

Saunders, H. C

Saunders, Sue

Sauter, Balsey F. .

Sauter, Harry R . .

Savacool, J. W

Savage, James

Sawyer, Chas. H . .

Saxton. Fred. A

Sayles, J. T

Scaggs, Robert E .

Scanlon. Florence . Scannell, Joseph A.

Scannell, M. J

Schaeffer, Jennie. .

Schaefer, John P. .

Scheerer, Joseph T

Schefler, Peter

Schell, C. W

1. 980

2, 167*

1,866

1,863

2. 044*

1, 670* 4~i

1,151

163

2. 287

2. 208

1, 762

1. 858

2, 135

1, 928*

266"

i, im

1, 026"

1, 915

2. 1461

2, 149

2, 213

2, 297 296*

2. 00^|

931 191*

1, 370i

232* 216

2, 194

623

2, 160*. 924J

2, 272*

2, 257*

1, 986*

40

1, 756

109

2, 294*

2. 344

2, 208* 1,632

2, 285

1, 927*

2, 123

2, 189*

1, 337

2, 461*

1,944

62

1. 559i

2, 269

1, 600 1,458|

2, 440*

2, 271*

2. 047i 783*

2, 150 953

1. 677

2, 145

1, 467*

1, 840"8 2,038

1,188 783*

584 451|

1, 903* 1,928

$804. 00

867. 00

895. 68

816. 24

511. 12

668. 20

11. 87

360. 85

65. 20

1, 436. 09

1, 170. 23 440.50

743. 20

588. 24

925. 68

119. 70

326. 50

192. 30

783. 90

858. 60

537. 22

774. 55

1, 148. 50

118. 60

802. 60

3. 20

496! 88

159. 96 47.87

| 548.20 I 558. 11 54.00

S77. 60

267. 76

1, 145. 05

212. 63

568. 11

903. 00

372. 47

16. 00

815. 84

27. 25

917. 80

492. 24

883. 40

408. 00

571. 25

776. 60

813. 20

1, 357. 66

415. 45

1, 368. 74

812. 92

31. 30

826. 38

618. 05

768. 00

773. 00

713. 94

709. 85

819. 00

376. 08

1, 029. 44

383. 12

1, 020. 81

858. 00

366. 87

736. 00

1. 84

961. 92

475. 20

180. 20

274. 48

123. 77

913. 68

771. 20

Name.

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

Schermerhorn, Cath'ne

Schertzer, C. C

Scheuerman, H. A

Schinnerer, TV. S

Schlegel, Kate L

Schlick, Fred. J

Schmaling, Joseph TV.

Schmalhoff, TV. L

Schoeneman. Geo. L

Schoepf, J. H

Schott, George

Schreiner, H

Schutter, Louis

Schwino;, Frank A

Scott, E. L

Scott, Frank

Scott, James

Scott, J. A

Scott, R. E

Scott, TVm

Scott, TV. S

Scribner, L. R

Scriver, Addie

Seagraves, J. K

Sealy.Fred. W

Seaman, Hannah

Sebastian, TVm. H

Seebold, Henrietta TV.

Sefton, TVm. C

Sehorn, Geo. H

Selbach, F. TV

Semmes, C. C

Sener, Florence E

Sewall, Carrie V

Sexton, Grant

Seyfferth, Fred. A

Seymour, TVm. S

Shackelford, J. TV

Shaen, Michael

Shafer. John

Shatter, Carl. H

Shannon, Ben. J

Shannon, James F

Sharps, Lloyd

Shaw, A. D

Shaw, Anna V

Shaw, Ed. G

Shaw, Jed

Shaw, O

Shaw, Sue P

Shawen. O. S

Sheaff, \V. S

Shearer, H. C

Sheep, J. D

Sheep, Nellie H

Shelton, Chas R

Shelton, Thos

Shepard, E. J

Shepherd, Lydia

Shepherd, TVm

Sheridan, Geo. TV

Sheridan, T. J

Sherman, Gale Sherman, Geo. L

Sherman, J. TV

Sherman, Howard E . .

Sherman, TV. S

Sherrill, E. B

Shettle, Chas.P

Shields, Chas

Shinnen, J. C

Shipman, Nellie H

Shober, Thos. J... Shock, Mary

Shoemaker, B. F

Sholl, Alpheus

Amount.

26

2, 208 $463. 68

1, 461 701. 28

1. 838* 736. 40

1, 879" 901. 92

' 209 43. 89

2, 265* 1, 046! 32

2, 246 903. 20

2, 250* 1, 192. 75

l! 847 ' 738. 80

2. 325* 1, 196. 06

1 776* 710. 60

2, 194 548. 50

2, 296 918. 40 2* 1. 00

2, 267" 1, 133. 50

2, 110 527. 50

2, 235 894. 00

2, 114* 1, 120. 68

2, 282* 684. 75

2, 008 803. 20

2, 289* 915. 80

2, 103 736. 05

2, 286* 480. 16

' 136 79. 68

1, 454* 698. 16

1.' 635" 408. 73

2, 500 641. 00

1, 641* 410. 37

2, 073* 1, 036! 75

1, 320* 633. 84

1 325 530. 00

1 967 786. 80

1, 960* 490. 11

1 323 305. 15

2 088 860. 80

1, 908

2 288

763. 20

702. 00

2 029 507. 25

2 262 1, 066. 43

2, 472* ' 618. 12 246* 130. 19 48 19. 84

917 430. 99

1 465* 492. 12

' 239 160. 05

2 298*

96

574. 60

46. 08

2 186 874. 40

2 260 1 010. 58

1 045 261. 21

1, 4^-L 682. 08

JL, 515. 00

536. 00

2 104 526. 48

2 207 463. 47

2, 112* 845. 00

2, 005* 501 37

/is 19 20 1,128 338! 40

296 82. 88

2, 104* 841. 80 2,215 886. 00 1,646* 782. 64

341 136. 40 2,217 986. 25 44 17. 60

368 152. 72

1, 912* 777. 00

2, 437* 975. 00

773" 293. 60

2, 171 1, 022. 28

1, 524* 609. 80

25* 10. 20

2. 310 531. 25 2,004 500. 98

2, 172* 1, 031. 28
126 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement sharing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding {including Congressional Record) during tlx e fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Shorn o, O. V

Shomo, T. TV

Short, W. A

Shreve, Nannie

Shrigley, J. T

Shumway, O. H

Shurland, Geo

Sickels, Chas. E

Sidener, C. F

Siebel, G-eo. H

Siebert, Frank

Siggers, Geo

Sikken, Ida

Silence, Annie TV

Silence, Geo. P

Sill, TV. S

Silvers, M. A

Silvey, A. 0

Simmers, Chas. L

Simmons, Arthur, jr . .,

Simmons, R. TV

Simonds, G. H

Simpson, John

Simril, Robt. F

Sims, M. E

Sinclair, Louisa

Sinclair, P

Singleton, CM

Siimleton, Thos. D

Singleton, W.H

Smkfield, Sam E

Sinon, Susie V

Sipes, TV.H

Sipos, Paul F

Sizer, Chas. M

Skeen, C

Skeen, TVm. D

Slater, Robt. A

Slater, TV. J

Slater, TV. P

Slentz, Chas. E

Slentz, T. S

Smallwood, J. H. B . . .

Smeltzer, J. R

Smith, A. A

Smith, A.B

Smith, Arthur H

Smith, Anna J

Smith, A. P

Smith, Bernardino

Smith, B.L

Smith, Charles Payne . Smith, D. Harris

Smith, E. C

Smith, Eugene F

Smith, E. G

Smith, Edgar G

Smith, E. \V

Smith, Florence

Smith, Jeff Smith, Jesse Smith, John B

Smith, J. E

Smith , J. Harman

Smith, J.K

Smith, J.M

Smith, J. S

Smith, Kate L

Smith, Moses, jr Smith, R. M

Smith, Shelby

Smith. Townsend D . .

Smith, TV. A

Smith, TV. P

Smith, TV. V

Smoot, E. D

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

251|

146

631

056 942|

099 316

8 104 367|

280 440

241

172 021*

033|- 259|

916

136 397!

236

56 801!

942

456 391!

250

851

140

222. 097 960 142!

UO'J' 24 219!

990| 612

837 443*

334J

194!

381 807

708

16 934!

783 895 198*

713* 265!

944 928 472

945 709

977

959

183*

501!* 96 296

256

012

155

418

991 985

48 851J

908

210 284

671

42G.1

,-

Amount.

$99. 20

1, 339. 06 313.83

513. 98

777. 00

839. 60

692. 80 3.20

26. 00 91.87

912. 00

176. 00

470. 58

458. 43

604. 05

413. 40

474. 49

766. 40

44. 94

559. 00

737. 66

22. 40

450. 37

932. 16

114. 00

347. 87

846. 34

388. 71

285. 00

888. 80

548. 80

491. 88

857. 00

875. 32 11.52

510. 57

1, 010. 82

757. 64

1, 025. 95

977. 40

635. 20

77. 80

838. 30

722. 80

283. 20

8. 48

776. 45

180. 09

758. 00

879. 40

285. 75

906. 60

1, 214. 48

771. 20

708. 54

931. 04

340. 32

244. 23

489. 71

919. 50

625. 87 24.00

584. 75

902. 40

804. 80 1,014.88

666. 46

418. 10

496. 22

. 19.20

1, 137. 37

763. 20

892. 24

913. 60

756. 16

570. 60

Name.

Smythe, Robert B

Snee, Katie

Snorgrass, Jennie Snowden, John

Snowden, Julius

Snyder, D. J

Snvder, O.J

Sollers, G. TVm

Solomon, S. B , Sommers, Adam J

Songster, Thos , Sothoron, Jessie

Soules, E. C - Southwick, Harvey J

Spaeth, Chas. H , Spear, Hiram

Speelman, M. R , Speer, J. C

Speisser, M. E

Speller, T. R

Spence, D. M

Spencer, J. C

Spencer, Jas. H

Sprague, A. M

Sprague, N. C

Sprightley, P. S

Springer, H. E

Spurgeon, T. C

Staffan, George

Stake, TVm

Standley, H. L , Stanford, TV. TV

Stanhope, Stella Stanley, M. J

Stansbury, TV. H

Steed, J.N

Steele, Dora

Steele, Mary C

Steele, P. S

Sterrett, Jesse

Steuven, Chas. E

Stevens, H. TV

Stevens, K

Stevens, M. V. B

Stevens, S.TV

Stevens, Wilfred

Stevenson, C. Solon . .

Stewart, C. C

Stewart, Georgie E . .

Stewart, Nettie E

Stiarwalt, A.,jr Stidham, A. D

Stine, Harriet

Stivers, W. H

Stockman, Jas. A

Stocks, Wm. C

Stokes, E. K

Stoll, John

Stone, W.H

Stoops, J. B

Stout, C. H

Stowers, John B

Street, Georgia

Stretch, C. A

Strieker, Wm. F

Stromberger, H. H

Strong, Fannie

Stubblefield, Ernest .

Struble, C. E

Stuart, Bessie

Stuart, Wm.M

Study, Chas. W

Sturgis, John R

Sturm, E. H

Stutz, Theodore

Sugg, Charles R

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

g $3. 84

1 953 581. 85

'716 164! 67

-L, 4o±fg out . O

/

QQ9 95 50

l7f

"}Oft OA o9D. Z4

t. uu

1 833 733 20

1, OlD 541 45

1 Ofifil 1, *suo^ A Q9 «n

2, 003! CM1 RA •741. 04

2, 288 0/4. 04

2, 288 858. 00

1, 944! -L, UOU. W±

O 991 1 01 a Q9

2 053! 718 72

2, 364 945. 60

2, 217! 887. 50

2, 222! 555. 61

8

9£19 QQ 4DZ. dO

3. 20

2, 093! 940. 67

12 4. 80

558 170. 07 104 41. 60

1, 899 759. CO

2, 272 1 OQQ A A1, OOO. 40

243 98. 00

1, 024 256. 00

1, 942 777. 00

8i3. 84

2, 223 889. 40

2, 210! 464. 10 774 178. 01

1, 025 256. 25

2, 156 872. 00

2, 025 603. 45

1,319 27o. 97

1, 937 854. 96

253 63. 25

1, 677 430. 97

2, 355! 1, 349. 80

866 199. 29

750! 375. 25

2, 176! 761. 60

9388!375. 40

3. 20

1, 862 472. 10

2, 070! 440. 48

2, 268!

1, 738

519. 20

695. 20

2, 224 899. 15

2, 333 437. 48

1, 534 736. 32

1, 682

2, 101!

771. 08

1, 008. 08

1, 925! 770. 20 959 383. 60

ooy 2 227. 80

2, 292 590! 20

2, 254 901. 60

1, 045! 418. 20

1, 838 422. 73

1, 252! 601. 20 811! 324. 60

1, 970! 788. 20

2, 149!

8

451. 39

3. 20

1, 873 749. 20

2, 182 458. 32

1,854 741. 60

105 42. 00

12 4.80

839 335. 60

56 22. 40 1,835 389. 84
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 127

No. 25.

Statement slxoiving the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding ( including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc—Continued. TIME WORK—Continued. Time

employed.

Days.j Hours.

Sullivan, Ed. A

Sullivan, Edward J

Sullivan , Eugene

Sullivan, F. A

Sullivan, Harry A

Sullivan, Honora

Sullivan, J. J

Sullivan, Josephine

Sullivan, J. M

Sullivan, S.B

Sullivan, T.M...

Summerlin, Rufus

Summers. Chas. W

Summers, Delia C { Summers, R. W

Sutor.L.P

Sutton. A. P

Sutton, H. S

Swain, Cheney

Swain, Emma

Swain, Jessie Swan, W. A

Swan, Eliza A

Swann, Jennie P

Sweeney, A. B

Sweeney, Emma

Sweeney, Maggie

Sweeney, Patrick Sweeney, W. H

Sweeney, Victoria..

Sweetman, Richard.

Swetland, M. E

Sydnor, Ellen F .... Sydnor, M. C

Symonds, Arthur J . Syphax, Wm. P> Tabler, J. Thos

Tatf, Andrew

Taff, John A

Taft, H. A I Taft, L.V

Tagart, Annie J

TalWt, John

Talbott, Emma S

Talley, W. C I Tanner, W.B

Taplev,W.H 313 Tarkington, R. 1ST • Tarr, Chas. E

Taylor, Annie

Taylor. Chas. H

Taylor, C. R

Taylor, H. P

Taylor, Ira

Taylor, John B I Taylor, J. Myers I Taylor, Richard T j Tavlor, T. Buckey

Taylor, W.W...1 j Tebhetts, A. W I Tenser, G. R

Terr 11, Geo. B 1 Terrett. Geo. A I Terry, Kate S I Terry. Lewis

Terry. Mary F

Terwilliger. George.

Test, John M

Thayer, Geo. H

Thaver, W. T

Thecker, Kate

Thomas, Alfred Thomas, Emanuel

Thomas, E. H

Thomas. John W

Thomas, ifeal

1, 731| $692. 60

2, 052i 985. 20 1,004 351. 38

2. 236* 419. 27

2, 005§ 802. 20

1. 068" 200. 18 1,776 710. 40

144 36. 00

2, 267 566. 74

1,658 663. 20 1.996 798. 40

1, 687 674. 80

2, 086! 1, 043. 25

2, 046 429. 65

2, 151| 1, 029. 95 250 100. 00 739 295. 60

2, 200-i 1, 068. 00

2, 229| 512. 77 477 100. 17 744 187.57

2,012 679. 05

1, 449 362. 22

2, 094 439. 82 2,695 828. 34

2. 007A 501. 84

1, 12,11 364. 87 720 288. 00 2,109 1, 054. 34 2,294 527. 62

2, 282! 913. 00

2, 246| 561. 58

2, 183 537. 87

2, 399 503. 79

1, 426£ 903. 22

2, 052! 821. 00

1, 895 355. 31

2, 281 912. 40 1,213 317. 30

2, 541 1,322. 85

1, 978! 791.40

2, 247-i 629. 30 228" 57. 00 569i 119. 59

2, 392" 956. 80

2, 027! 973. 20

1, 408. 50

1, 854! 491. 62 1,026 492. 48

1,907 438. 59 880 352. 00

2, 680 1,072. 16

1, 651 825. 50 1,904! 914. 16

2, 146 858. 40

1, 959 783. 60

J6 7. 68

2, 271 1,413.97

2, 071 857. 10 828! 342. 84 497 198. 80 864! 414. 96 2,072 689. 68

1, 059 243. 55

1, 501 600. 40

939 215. 96

2, 146 929. 12

2, 092! 837. 26

2, 322 . 1,232.06

2491 133. 23

2,.203 462. 63

1, 785 870. 60

2, 239f 560. 45

1, 9591 1, 219. 99

2, 199" 1,377.83 2,174 543. 90

Name.

Thomas, Richard

.Thomas, Robert I Thomas, Wm. A

Thompson, Blanche G

Thompson, Chas. C

Thompson, David A. .

Thompson, E. G

Thompson, Emma L . .

Thompson, Geo. F

Thompson, J. I Thompson, J. L

Thompson, J. N

Thompson, R. E., jr Thompson, Wm. E

Thomson, Alfred Thomson, CP

Thorn, Benj. T

Thorn, I.G

Thornton, John

Thornton, Mary E

Throckmorton, K. B . .

Thrush, J. H. W

Thurston, Henry

Thurston, Thos. C

Tibbitts, J. E

Tilghman, A. L

Tiller, Hugh G

Tine'y, Will

Tisdale, iST. T

Tisdel, Willard S

Tobey, Wm.H

Tolson, Fred

Tomlin, C. B

Tomlinson, Wm

Tompkins, Henrietta .

Toner, Alice E

Toner, Edward T

Toole, Jonn F

Toomey, Dennis Topham. Mary J

Torrey, E. G

Towers, J. Y. R

Town, H. C Townsend, A. E

Townsend, Robt. L

Toy, J.C

Toy, Jas. M

Tracy, H. D

Trapp, M. R

Travis, Chas.N

Travis, Thos. J

Trego, W. V

Tretler, Chas.E

Trine, H

Triplett, Maud

Triplett, S. J

Triplett, T. M

Triplett, Wm.H

Trownsell, Wm. C

Tuck, F. A

Tucker, Lizzie Tune, L. A

Tuohy, A. G

TurberviUe, G. R. L

Turnburke, Pauline . .

Turley, Charles S

Turley, Gretta

Turley, W. V

Turner, J. A. D

Turner, Wm. A. H

Underwood, H. C

Underwood. Richard

Unkefer, A.C

Unthank, T. C

Hpperman, Emma F

Usilton, John W....

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

1, 898i $495. 82

1, 574" 834. 21

2, 186! 546. 61 160 36. 80

2, 142! 1, 071. 25

1, 704" 681. 60

2, 142 492. 63

2, 267! 425. 14

1, 312 695. 36

2, 664 884. 40

43 17.20

24 8. 10 53 119. 25 2,469 1, 234. 50

2, 0601 983. 76

2, 188| 875. 40

1,437 359. 25 456 114. 00

2, 188! 875. 40 2,286 480. 05

1, 9341 444. 90

1, 970! 788. 20

2, 143| 857. 40

822! 329. 00 317 133. 87

1, 827! 456. 83

2, 226!

1, 717

655. 55

682. 92

2, 606! 745. 32

544 102. 00

2, 114 845. 60

1, 709 820. 32

1,443 692. 64

944 377. 60

2, 008 505. 98

2, 062 433. 02 33! 13.92

95 28. 50

2, 296 918. 40

2, 296 528. 08

39 15. 60

2, 120! 848. 20 1,421 568. 40

1, 009 534. 77 1,698 679. 20

2, 347 fo9. 60

1, 616 484. 80

2, 296 574. 00

1, 138 284. 50

1,588 636. 40

1, 008 483. 84

1, 194 298. 50

2, 029!

86!

811. 80

34. 60

1, 274! 293. 12 4721 226. 80

1, 92l| 768. 60

1, 388 485. 80

2, 580

8

1, 068. 48

3. 84

184 69. 00

2, 006! 501. 59

1, 978! 791. 40

2, 216 764. 83

2, 024 425. 00

1, 8051

898" 694 28

179. 60

1, 576! 756. 72

40 16. 00 911 364. 40

2, 277 1, 024. 65

2, 459 1, 135. 84

2, 544 843. 70 128 32.00

2,260 453. 90

2,211 1, 350. 24
128 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Ustick, Aimer Van Arsdale, Ida .

Van Bibber, W. H . Vance, Alice It Yandever, Wm

Van Horn, John F. Tan Liew, A. O

Van Matre, W.C... Van Osdell, Lester.

Varnell, Virginia M

Vanghan, Dan. C

Vaughan, Eva M

Vaughan, W. J

Verlander, W. R

Verser, J. J

Vo«elwevd, Nannie

Vose, E. A

Wade, Charles

"Wade, Margaret Wade, S. Harry

Wadsworth, Win

Wagaman, Geo

Wagoner, Claude B

Wahl.L.C

Waite, A. R

Wakefield, Samuel A .

Walde, Wm.GWalker, Ckas. H

Walker. Jas

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

Walker, Jos. E i 1, Walker. W. H

Wall, S. R

Wallace, Frank

Wallace, F. B

Waller, Edward

Waller, Elizabeth A. - . Waller, John

Wallingsford, Ella L .

Walmsley, Edwin

Walmsley, M. E

Walsh, John E

Walsb, Katie Walsh, M

Walters, Annie

Walter, J. Edward

Walter, Wm. S

Walters, H. A

Walton, D. S Ward, Lillie Ward, R.F

Ware, A. W

Ware, J. M

Warner, Annie E

Warren, Chas.M

Warren, Chas. N

Warren, Henry

Warren, Sanford M

Warwick, J.F

Washington, R, K

Washington, Wm. H .

Waterman , C. A

Waters, Byron

Waters, Edwin R

Waters, Thos. B

Wathen, Daniel Watkins, H. A

Watkins, N

Watkins, Robt.H

Watkinson, Henry W . Watters, Lizzie Watts, Ellen L

Watts, Walter Watson, Alexander J.

Watson, Frank W

Watson, Henry C

Wataon, H, L

101

830i

972-i

06f>i 280"

959J

903"

8 240

188 322i

657i

075 0441

3474

292 929

972J 038*

103 148

293 013

170 082i

2871

277

7551

123

29iii 092 643i

101

920 504

348

029 2951

292.1

, 312

969 777

928i

920* 075i

202 2161

945

9101 680"

655;V 34 188

1091

122 144 3951

48" 3741

491

002" 249

108

580

768 287

4031 838i

459i

018

01662i 1561

027

854

$637.

441.

732.

414. 982.

1, 054.

220. 671.

3. 59. 475.

74. 795.

841.

365. 583.

527.

772.

414. £43.

511. 37b

517.

953. 868.

833.

915.

910. 842.

286. 572.

941.

661.

1, 113. 230.

345.

587.

158.

918.

429.

1, 334. 586. 530. 213.

768.

516. 242. 979.

420.

794.

843. 448.

572.

677.

12. 593. 1,320.

1, 087. 899.

50. 396.

707.

1, 212. 100.

735.

96. 190. 947.

25. 70. 359.

741.

00

4!) 20

81

8265

6553

2024

3760

65

400064

5078

8080

(10 50

00

61

4!) 37

6076

20

2011 II 874048

8052

00

2045

Name.

Time

employed

Amount.

Days. Hours. Watson, J. C

Watson, W. C

Waugh, John S Weaber, Geo. T

Wear.E.E I Weaver, Geo. O

Webb, Henry

Webb,Harrv C

Webb, Walter H

Weber, Fred E

Weber, Henry W

Weber, Philip H.,jr .. Weber, Wm. H

Webster, E.M

Webster, Geo. A

Webster, U. G

Webster, W. F

Weeks. L. D

Wehrly, Samuel Weidman, J.M

Weiss, W.J

Welborn,E.B

Welch, Alfred B

Welch, James A

Welles, D. A

Wells, Chas. W

Wells, H.L

Wells, O.M

Welsh, C.H

Welsh, Edward A

Welsh, Norris Wertenbaker, Wm. W.

Weser, Rosa R

West, A. A

West, Chas. S West, F. A

West, Marion T

Westman, W. R

Wetmore, Geo. W I Wetzel, Minnie Weyand.H.S | Whall, Edward G I Wheat, E.M \ 213 Wheeler, Geo Wrheeler, Hazard . .

Wheeler, John H ... White, Bernard

White, Cora

White, G. F

White, Geo. K

White, John E

White, Margaret

White, Robt. H

Whitehead, Z.W ... Whitehead, J. W

Whiteside, John H . Whitford, Geo. A ... Whitlock, Chas. F .

Whitlock, Jas. A

Whitmer, E. F

Whitmore, W. S Whitnev, Wm. A ... Whittaker, W. H ... Whittaker, J. T

Whittle, George

Wiener, Josephine.

Wiese, H

Wilcox, Lewis H . .

Wild, E. S

Wiler. E.S

Wiley, P. W

Wilkes, Louisa V. .

Wilkins, F.P

Wilkins, William.... Wilkinson, Julia Wilkinson, Samuel

2, H4i $994. 80

32 15. 36

2, 161 540. 25

1, 612|

8

774. 00

3. 84

2, 258 564. 50 93i 37. 40

1, 830^ 828. 72

2, 203i 881. 40

2, 352£ 1, 072. 48

1. 40

2, 0961 853. 84

1, 941 786. 42

2, 277 910. 80

1, 845 758. 80 996i 538£

8

398. 60

215. 40

3. 20

2, 176 870. 40 884 355. 52

2, 285 914. 00

1, 555 528. 15

1,653 661. 20

1, 882J

883

564. 75

353. 20

2, 288 915. 20

2, 285 914. 00

2, 317i 937. 00

1, 914 765. 60

1, 056i 316. 95 963i 240. 86

2, 271 567. 74

2, 240 480. 25

2, 128h 616. 92

2, 245 898. 00 875i 265. 95

2, 236 558. 99

1, 401 658. 47

2, 104i 841. 80

2, 305 675. 05 2,211i 1, 385. 25

1,048 397. 52 504 1, 647. 20

2, 736 904. 50

2. 176 879. 60 1.815J 871. 44

2, 250 900. 00

2, 222 511. 06 222 55. 50 1,597 638. 80

1, 642 307. 82

732 137. 20

2, 117 887. 68

1, 821i 1, 117. 19

2, 294| 917. 80 775 310. 00

2, 264 1, 132. 00 2,258 903. 20

1, 655^ 413. 87 336 134. 40

2,117 1, 013. 05

2, 102i 841. 00 2,081 989. 20

2, 276 569. 00

32 12. 80

2,273 564. 94

1,704 682. 40 1,071 267. 75

1, 826i 876. 08

2, 183i 873. 40

1, 853i 1, 166. 05

1, 698" 318. 33

2, 269 907. 60 1,416 354. 00 438 82. 10 904 228. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 129

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Eecord) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WORK—Continued.

K'ame. Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

Willartf.E. M

"Williams, Arthur J. Williams, Charles A

Williams, E.B

Williams, E. W

Williams, F

Williams, F. A

Williams.G. E

Williams, H.D

Williams, Henry G

Williams, H. T

Williams, Logan

Williams, Margaret

Williams, Xellie C

; Williams, Robert

Williams. T. Gj Williams, Wallace K .. Williams, Wm. G- Williamson, Lizzie C . . I Willis. Frank M | Williss.H.C , Wilson, Blanche

Wilson, C. H

Wilson, Chas. T

Wilson, G. S , Wilson, J

Wilson, J. Chris Wilson, J. C

Wilson, J. L. C

Wilson, Maggie

Wilson, R. C

Wilson, R. J

Wilton, W. C Wimmer, Wilda

Winchell, D. G

Winne, E. L, Winter, Chas.E

Winters, B. M.

Wise, Mary

Wise, Samvl G

Wisener^L. A

Withall, Judson J .

Withers, Gertrude V

Wood, James Wood, J. H

Wood, John H

Woocl.M

Wood, P

Amount.

960 $240. 00

1 730 813. 10

2, 1941 877. 80

2, 366j 946. 60 29

2 7. 25

2, 248 516. 98

1, 326J 6371

1 606"

636. 72

255. 00

562. 10

' 325 8L 25

2 289 733. 51

220 88. 00

2, 227 512. 16

1 893 354. 96

2. 544 954. 00

1 561 624. 40

2 200 660. 00

1 S5Qh 556. 95

2, 303| 575. 96

16

2

6. 40

1 292 516. 80

I 729

1, 8171

424. 74

454. 37

' 9074 411. 23

2, 182" 872. 80

' 288 84. 80

1. 80 259| 128. 84 661 330. 53 175 52. 45

2. 0751 1, 100. 01

1, 753 703. 60

1, 313 617. 08 144 36. 00

72 18. 00 1,744 698. 48 54 24.30

2,113 845. 20 1.957 410. 96

96 38. 40

1, 836i 734. 60

2, 385| 1,264.31 4551 113. 87 1,101 281. 40 568 142. 00 1,4091 410. 22

2, 298i 1, 024. 36 1,967 491. 75

Woodell, E. H

Woodell, John C

Woodgate, Geo. J

Woodside, Ed. F

Wooley, C. R

Wooton, WadeH.-..

Woodward, Harry

Woodward, L

Woodward, E. E

Worsham, W. W

Woulfe, Maurice L .

WoiUfe, Louis V

Wright, B. C

Wright, B. F

Wright, Fred. H

Wright, George

Wright, John C

Wright, John IS" Wright, Preston B... Wright, S. C

Wright, T. B. R

Wright, W.E

Wroe, Chas. P. P

Wyatte,Geo

Wynne, John F

Wynne, John S

Tale, J. M

Yaste, D. A

Yates, A. C

Yeager, Chas Yeaman, Cora E

Yerby, M. J

Yetter, H. C

Yingling, S. B

York, Louis

Youart, R.E

Young, Chas. E

Young, Geo. R

Young, James E

Young, James H

Young, W. E

Young, W. L

Zell, J.H ... Ziegler, J. S Zimmerman, Geo. J .

Zimmerman, Robt. H

Zucker, Henry

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

240

2, 257

1, 425 1,647

391

1, 352

2, 035 1,426

2.884

1,128

1.683 431i

2, 303

2, 267i

1, 096

1, 888i

1,916

2, 149

24 1,791

14

2, 2911

2, 279i 218i

893

1,418

14 928 1,266

817 885i

303 l,721i

2, 776

2, 515

2, 296

95 2,227

242

2, 322i

2, 210 208 2,192

2, 198i

1, 0951

239

PIECEWORK.

Name. Amount.

Abbott, W. R : $570. 60 Abbott, C.E 1,122.60 Adam, Agnes W 88. 92 Adams, Xellie R j 488. 64 Adams, Carrie 482. 17 Adams, C. G 951. 29 Adams, X. S 66. 24 Adams, L. C .81 Adams, A. S 267. 35 Adamson, Mary B 180. 22 Adie, Alice 445. 02 Alburtis, Jas. H 1, 078. 40 Albritton, Jesse 159. 57 Alexander, H. E 3. 96 Allison, A. A 112.73

Allison, Matt. L 844.40

Allison, Irene 67. 67 Allison, F. A 3. 06 Allan, Edna G | 218.28 S. Mis. 46 9

Xame.

Ambrose, M

Anderson, Ollie Anderson, Edna S Andrews, L. L

Andrews, C. A

Anson, Eugene Arbuckle, Xannie C . . . Archer, A. W

Armstrong, F. A

Armstrong, CP

Armstrong, Jas. R

Ash, E.X

Ashcom, Mary

Ashby, Mary Sabin. .

Ashe, Annie

Atkinson, H. M

Atkinson, John F

Audoun, Frederick P.

Babbitt, Izora E

$284.68

180. 16 | 282.12

496. 25 I 467.98 244.98

280. 50 330.72

505. 03 | 165. 64 92.85

16.86 313.09

849.90 I 67.30 839.92 j 150.75 | 324.34 j 722.15 |

Xame.

Babcock, L

Bacon, Rosa Y

Bailey, S Baird,Hattie D

Bailey, Elizabeth X.

Baldwin, Edgar M.

Baker, Bettie Baker, Emily

Banes, Charles

Barnes, Laura L

Barber, Wils. M

Barnum, Mark H. , jr Barnhart, F. H

Bardwell, Minnie - - Barton, C. A

Barr, J. S

Barry, J

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion R..
130 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK.

Name.

Bateman, Wm. I

Battles, S. L

Baxter, B. H

Baxter, lone T

Baxter, Frank A

Beall, B. E

Beall, J. I Beaumont, Emma

Beasley. Win. A

Beck, W. H

Beedle, Irene G

Bellis, Joseph.

Bellinger, O. B

Bell, Ellen

Bell, Agnes

Beller, Chas. E

Benthall, Erank H...

Bender, CM

Bennett, L.J

Berry, George

Berston, Mary E

Bernhard, Ta'litka . .

Bevans, Anna L

Bibb, Bobt, T

Billings, T.E

Bisbee, Horace V

Bivins, J. D

Bland, Lutie A

Black, Nellie Blanton, Chas, L

Booth, Julia A

Booth, Carrie A

Borgerding, Budolph

Borst, J. A

Boteler, O. C

Bowie, Carrie C

Bowen, A.W

Bowling, Annie

Boyce, A

Boyden, Eugene C. .

Boyle, Fanny

Boynton, G.'W

Brantly, C. J

Brashears, E. A

Braddock, A. A

Bradburn, O.N

Brady, Bosa

Brannan, Mary A . .

Breslin, J

Brice, E. L

Brittain, Alice A

Brodie, C. C

Brown, Marietta S .

Breunin ger, Julia . .

Brown, Mary E

Brown, Florence

Brick, Emma L

Bryarly, Susan F . . . Brodie, C. C

Brooke, D. C

Brown, Mary A

Brooke, Indiana Brockw ay, Bertt H.

Brooks, Jas. H

Brooke, Thos. H

Bromley, W. R

Brodna'x, James H. .

Brockwell, W.N

Broderick, H

Brooke, Jas. E

Browne, J. B

Brown, Phil H

Brown, A.N

Brower, Wilbur G. .

Brown, J. A

Brubaker, Georgia E.

Bryan, Seleana Buckley, Anna

Amount.

$894. 85

854. 70

1, 112. 55

436. 75

676. 25

1, 148. 97 .24

372. 18

8. 58

818. 40

594. 18

642. 25 80.48

122. 46

314. 51 3.48

443.57

900. 40

4. 26

415. 19

292. 37

129. 85

473. 15

260. 15

129. 40

688. 05

97. 25 17.03

300. 48

804. 67

346. 55

340. 63

276. 89 51.80

799. 30

719. 94

1, 010. 00

344. 42

520. 15

92. 88

202. 63

790. 90

281. 50

910. 20

94. 02 48.15

482. 87

458. 19

441. 15

2. 34

448. 40

283. 25

283. 67

402. 53

460. 96

281. 47

300. 27

15. 58

854. 17

216. 51

305. 67

170. 85

630. 25

322. 33

731. 03

227. 40

341. 92

1, 093. 25

151. 68

125. 75

77. 45 93.95

664. 30

675. 90

226. 50

729. 96

610. 81

290. 68

Name.

Buckland, F.E

Budlong, E. M

Buddington, Anna E.

Buete.Ella H

Bullard, Leelia Bunker, E. N

Burr, J. A

Burr, Ada

Burnside, F. E

Burke. Chancy

Burns, Geo. G

Burkholder, E

Burchfield, WillE....

Burks, Sallie Burritt, Jessie A

Burns, Nellie C

Burgess, Josie M

Burke, Mamie H

Burns, Mary A

Burke, Mary A

Burgess, M.' A

Burrus, Anna

Burwell, O. K

Butler, Missouri G

Butler, H. M

Byrne, Peyton

Byrne, Mary E

Calvo, Mary E

Calvert, Geo. A

Capell, D. S Cavanaugh, Annie M

Cawood, Blanche

Campbell, B. H

Cammack, M

Canfield, Jas. B

Canfield, G. H

Carter, J. W

Carter, Wm. J

Carrico, Emma L

Carey, Blanche

Carpenter, Lizzie

Carter, Georgiel

Carrigan, Annie

Carter, Jennie A

Carter, Belle

Carter, Lily

Carpenter, EmmaJ... Carpenter, W. H

Carroll, Louis

Casper, E

Cashman, M

Casterline, C. C

Chamberlin, Mary M . Charles, E. G

Chandler, Lizzie Chase, F

Chase, Will H

Chedal, May B

Cheeks, Henrietta J .

Cheatham, Kate A

Chisholm.D. V

Chipley, Annie L

Chritzman, B. L

Claggett, A. L

Clark, Geo. E

Clarkin, O. W

Clark, Nellie Clarkson, M

Clower, Harry W

Clements, Ella F

Clements, L. J

Cobb, W. E

Cobb, Carrie Buxton.. Cochnower, F. C

Coder, M. G

Coe, P. J

Collerd, Otis B

Colbert, Maggie

Amount.

$1, 026. 40

155. 19 266.44

476. 06

83. 96 3.30

303. 21

618. 81

39. 96 343.18

827. 44

060. 38

846. 20

164. 03

291. 35

40. 89

341. 22

567. 90

18. 77

120. 96

281. 33

316. 37

455. 86

384. 12

52. 15

2. 16

517. 00

566. 93

60. 50 2.76

177. 38

306. 67

822. 25

392. 48

317.43

.48

340. 55

22. 00

264. 13

248. 04

268. 22

279. 56

675. 43

461. 04

286. 73

184. 09

382. 21

887. 60

733. 05

695. 50 70.15

115. 49

619. 01

543. 96

603. 78

413. 84 3.06

599. 63

244. 49

907. 05

741. 53

375. 60

604. 92

343. 95

46. 05

491. 95

420. 18

346. 81

68. 10

418. 83 3.84

563. 05

406. 47

337. 86 3.72

389. 86 63.30

442. 35

Name.

Collins, T. H

Collins, Sara

Cole, M. M

Cole, Bessie

Collins, J

Columbus, A

Collins, Minnie B

Collins, Maggie J

Coleman, Laura

Cologne, N. S Combs, Ardella Comber, Annie

Connelly, M.P

Conklin, John H. Jr.. Conner, Lizzie Conner, Agnes G

Constantino, B. F

Conrad, M. E. P

Conlee, Fred A

Conlee, C. C

Conner, J. S

Conroy, L

Connor, Johanna

Conn, A

Cook, A. G

Cook, W.J

Cook, Mary H

Cooke, Carrie Cooper, Mary E

Cooke, Adelia

Cook, Ella B

Cook, Louisa S

Cornelius, Geo. M

Cornwell, Louis W

Corbin, M

Costin, C. B . Costin, Lucy G. M

Cotton, Chas. W

Cotti, E. A

Coulson, A. S Coughlan, Alice M

Coughlan, Mary

Covington, Ida

Covert, W. H

Cowan, Ann

Cranford, Horace

Cratty, Kate

Crapster, Ida S

Craig, A

Craig, Amanda

Crellin, Mary A

Crider, Laura

Cromelien, Sarah C . .

Cross, Annie E

Cronin, Nellie Crook, Jennie

Cross, J. W

Crupper, F. F

Culhane, J

Cullen,C.P Cunningham, James .

Curran, Fannie E

Curtin, Mary

Curtis, Kate

Curren, Ida I Dalkin, Isabella Dalkin, Margaret

Daniel, Nannie Dame, May

D'Anna, May M

Darby, Mary

Dausch, Kate M

Daly, Alice V

Darling, H. B

Davies, S. E

Davis, Alfred

Davis, Wm. A

Davis, Fred. L

Amount.
REPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 131

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Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued. Xame. Amount. Xante. Amount.

Davis. Cvnthia , Davis. Wm. A

Da Vega. E.McClure

Day. Lillian Dav. Mamie 1 Deady. W. J

Deckabaugk, Kate

Decker, Kate | Degges. H. 0 j Delano. F. L

Dement, Elmer De Moll. Maggie

Denny. B. E

Dent. Carrie A

Dennison. Chas. S De Vantier. Selma

Dickinson, Fannie

Dickel. A. J. W

Dickens. Mary

Dierken, Agnes

Digss. N

Dikeman. M. G

Divine, Lutlier Dixon, Alice M

Dodd, Permelia L

Dodge, Ida Dodge, Sarah

Doherty. John E

Donohue, Margret

Donnelly. E

Donegan. P. J

Dorsev, Sadie

Dorse'y. W. F

Doten. Charles O

Dougherty, T. A

Dougherty, J. A

Dove, Mary F

Dowling. J. L

Downie. Lizzie Dowden. Kr.te Downs. Ida L

Doyle. James

Doyle. Lizzie Drake. Claude F

Drew, Julius Dubant. Maud

Dubant, Jessie Dubant. Grace L

Duffv. Chas. J

Duffv, Kate E

Duffey, Ella B

Dugan, James I

Dulin. Mary S Dumble. Jessie F

Dunbar, Mary B

Dunnington, Lucy P.

Dunham. Tillie Durisoe. John B

Durham. C

Dutrow, A

Earl. Eebecca

Easterling. Thomas C.

Ebert. Lettie S

Eberle. Eebecca S

Eckdall. Carl

Edie, M. A

Edmunds, Will M

Edmunds, Samuel W..

Edmunds, Sarah

Eggleston, M. E

Elberti. Geo. W

Ellis, G. D

Ellis. Geo. H

Ellis, Titus F

Ellegood, J.E

Ellinjrer, Eachel

Ellis. E.P

Ellis, Ettie S

$305. 54

214. 10

429. 89

43. 48

144. 19

439. 00

385. 05

672. 16

488. 62

637. 69

377. 95

415. 24

591. 52

223. 70

109. 26

433. 89

369. 26

169. 36

19. 99

473. 60

536. 58

271. 26 1.74

726. 05

434. 52

68. 18

334. 20

256. 55

396. 42

9. 00

201. 20

541. 06

966. 95

692. 70

73. 38

485. 16

602. 99 551.22

308. 07

553. 14

257. 90

85. 75

254. 54

116. 95

1. 92

605. 80

7. 86

321. 64

302. 92

226. 76

423. 30

46. 63

634. 09

1, 186. 20

320. 06

287. 67

619. 30 .42

534. 05

649. 71

335. 33

1, 028. 55

248. 31

54. 59

441. 75

562. 22

778. 80

76. 50

434. 18 603.15

690. 15

767. 73

537. 01

688. 50

462. 70

135. 80

104. 01

352. 24

Ellsworth. MarvE...

Ellis. Mabel.-.:

Elliot. Josephine

Ellis, Xaomi

Ellis, I. E

Emerson, M. J

Ennis. Chas. H

Eppley. Maggie E

$245.

612.

36.

5. 519.

958.

630.

24. Erck, Clara A I 481. 300.

362. Euler.JohnC 1.000. Eskew. H. M

Etter. Laura T.

Evans. Margaret A . .

Evans, W. L

Evans, S. L - Everheart. Jennie

Farrell. Ellen

Fentress, C. H

Field, Sadie

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Mamie E

Fisher, Emma L

Fisher, Grace Lee

Fithian.E.P

Fitzpatrick, Mary E .

Fitzsimmons, Mary . .

Flemiug, Aimee C

Fleming, CM

Fleming. D. W

Fleming, M

Flemming. Katie

Fletcher, Maria B

Flynn. Mamie

Fo'gerty, M. Jennie . .

Fogle, jno. L

Folk. S. W

Folck. E. A

Foley, Katy

Ford. Mary C

Forsyth, C. E

Ford", Geo. I Fordham, Sarah

Forney, J. G

Foster, J. J

Fowler, Jennie

Fox, Thomas

Francis, A. C

Franklin. Anna

Franklin. X.B

Frayser. Mary E

Frazier, H. A

Freeze, Xannie

Freeman, Katie

Frink, Emma A

Frost. Mary E

Frush, Emma

Frye. Will W

Fugitt, Harriet A

Fuller, A. G

Fulenwider, Jno. E . .

Furrow, Annie M

Furbershaw, Geo. C. .

Furbush. CO

Galbraith, Wm. J

Gallagher, Marv

Gallagher. Ella M

Gale. Edith

Garrison, Fred. G

Garrett, Wm. M

Garrison, F. E

Garrett, Anna L

Gardner, Chas. H

Gardner, W. H

Garwood. Emma D

Gates, Florence

Gayle, Ida

Geddes, Jos. C

Geigan, Joanna

580. 145. 816.

191. 448.

231.

708. 640.

528.

468.

578.

898.

386.

307. 479.

603. 699.

458.

525.

362.

496.

523. 103.

596.

363. 542.

257.

880. 692.

100. 290.

125. 614. 232.

502.

73. 345. 357.

64. 282.

387, 417, 847

303, 347

716. 298

25. 551

723.

523, 446,

730.

756,

363,

621, 268, 492

642 271

430'.

Gentrv, W. T

Gessler, Edward E . .

Gheen, Bell Gibbons, Belle F

Gibson, Hopkins

Gifford, Belle Gilmore, Olive I GiUem, M.A

Givens. Frank E

Glasgow. EllieC

Glenn, L. A

Goldsmith, J. D

Golden, Annie L

Gompers, S. J

Goode, C. J

Goodrich, Louis P

Goodman. Cassie A . .

Goodrell, H. B

Goodwin, Jno. T

Gordon, Alex. K

Gordon, S. D

Gorhani, Mary E

Gorman, Mamie

Graves, Geo. B

Grabill, Carl E

Graff, C. W

Grasse, Marie L

Gray, Carrie E

Gray, Edna

Gracly, Daniel Graham, Geo. W

Greenfield, Wm.E

Green, Fannie

Green, M.E

Greenlease, Annie E .

Green, Annie

Greene, Mina M

Greenwood, Hannah.

Griffin, Hugh P

Griffith, F. C

Grimes, W. E

Grimes. Wm. W

Griswold, W. A

Griswold. M. J Grimes, Laura L

Grimsley, P. A

Grove, Annie L

Grove, J.E

Groshon, Georgianna

Gudgin, Minnie F

Gunder, L. A

Gutelius, W. L

' Guyol, Mathilde

Hackett, Murray

Hackman, B. F

Hage, Anna

Halns, M. L

Halford, J. W

Haliday, Belle

| Hall, Anna B

Hall, Birdie

Hall. E. J

j Hall, Fred. A

Hall, G. W

HalLMattie G

Halpenny, E. L. S Haltigan.P.J

Hamilton, Arthur

Hamilton, E. T

Hamilton, F. D

Hamilton, J. P

Hamilton, W. M

Hampson, Iowa

]! Handebeau, Ellen

! Handly, E.J

I Hartstein, E.L 1 Hardesty.E. C

:, Harding, Chas. N
132 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Name. Amount.

Harding, Mollie L .

Harding, Margaret . Hardwicke, R. E

Harvey, M. J

Haradon, Fannie A.

Hardy, Ella C

Harford, Ida L

Harner, C. A

Harper, Delia Harper, Florence . .

Harper, Jas. E

Harris, F. V

Harris, H

Harris, Harriet

Harris, N. P

Harrison, Eerd

Harrington, H. L

Harleston, F

Hartley, Lee Hartman, V. AY

Hastings, AV. T

Hatley, Erank M

Haveimer, Annie

Haworth, Thos. AV . - - - Hawke, Nellie L

Hawken, Agnes M

Hayes, M. E

Haywood, Jennie F... Havne, Harry C

Hayworth, A. D

Hazlewood, Laura

Head, M. E

Head, Fannie

Hearne, S. E

Heffner, Clara S

Heiser, Robt. L

Helm, E. E

Held, Annie

Henry, Clias. AV

Henry, Benj. F

Hendricks, L. E

Herbst, Minnie

Herwin, Jennie E

Herzog, Emma

Hess, Morris

Hiatt, L. O

Hicks, Meta

Higgins, Annie

Hill, Minnie

Hill, Marv E

Hill, Jennie E

Hill, L

Hilbron, Nat. A

Hilton, Eva

Himmelman, J. C

Hitchcox, J Hoagland, Tom B

Hodes, Theo

Hodge, Mary F

Hofl'nagle, Alice Hogan, Jobn H

Hogan, Margaret H. .

Hoke, Ruth L

Holeman, AV. M

Holloban, Mary J

Holliday. Rebecca J .

Holden,'E.E Holton,Hoyt A

Holman, Sarab

Holland, Nellie Holt, Sam'lM

Hoover, M. E

Hopkins. Edward R .

Hopkins, S. Eugenia.

Horgan, H

Horn, Jennie Hougbtaling, Henry .

Howe, J. R .'

$462. 27 5.92

2.58

124. 26

539. 53

623. 74

328. 39

27. 56

295. 19

39. 22

142. 52

273. 65

372. 12

320. 90

294. 22 .24

94. 09

3. 72

290. 25

108. 51

611. 20 3.96

119. 54

619. 96

795. 12

565. 81

445. 05

444. 11

831. 30

838. 05

221. 91

238. 08

80. 98

71. 74

491. 93

.42

100. 60 216.77

2. 04

3. 24

.24

234. 91

385. 65

109. 29

289. 45 1.50 287.66

376. 31

' 81.01

699. 23

589. 52

427. 90

444. 88

306. 73

110. 90

390. 50 81.41

39. 85

320. 41

124. 26

1, 068. 87

384. 36

480. 04

4. 68

598. 00 .40 93.75

762. 00

617. 07

267. 48

1, 060. 65

299. 26

75. 36

410. 92

57. 12

190. 38

922. 70 1.70

Name.

Howard, Fannie

Howells, Florence E .

Hoynes, Jobn Hoyme,H.H

Hu'bbell, Mary

Huggins, J. T

Hughes, Mary F

Hugbes, Eliza Humble, H. H

Huntsberry, M. K

Hunt, Margaret

Hunt, Lizzie Hunter, Cora E

Hurley, Jobn F

Hurley, Jennie C

Hurdle, Editb

Hussey, Annie

Hutcbeson, M. "W ., jr

Hutcbinson, Amelia

Hutchinson, C. T

Hutson, A

Hutton, Clara E

Hyatt, Nellie Hyde, Lucy

Hyler, O.t) HysaD, Georgie

Irey, Chas. AY

Irving, Ruby

Irwin, James H

Irwin, Margaret A .

Jackson, Celeste T... Jackson, M. Q

! Jackson, Pauline

j Jacoby, Callie

j Jenkins, Ada

j Jenkins, Cbas. S

I Jenkins, Z. T

Jefferies, Emma

Johns, AYR., jr Jobnson, D. R

: Jobnson, J. E

Jobnson, Louis C

Jobnson, L. H

Johnson, Susie E

Jobnson, T. M

Jobnson, R. S

Johnson, Geo. S

Jones, J. A

Jones, Edwin C

Jones, Wm. F

Jones, G. A

•j ones, Lydia E

Jones, M. L

Jones, E. C

Jordan, G. M

Jordan, Sabina

Joyce, Mary

Jullien, Addie

Juno. Chas. V

Kane, James

Kane, Nora

Kankey, Virginia Keane, Kate

Kearon, Alice Keating, Annie

Keelan, John C

Kee, Eliza J

Kelley,E.B

Kelley, Jas. F

Kelly, Katie Kenney, L. P

Kent, Lillie Y

Kerney, Rosa B

Kersey, Virginia

Ketstler, Emma

Kidd, Mamie

King, Edwin M

King, Virginia

Amount.

$289. 04

308. 14

894. 90

907. 10

429. 79

124. 57

452. 44

596. 71

602. 92 215.01

376. 90

360. 82

332. 39

1, 167. 15

121. 58

600. 22

492. 14 137.40

431. 77

7. 68

267. 20

690. 72

583. 97

580. 33

1, 194. 55

672. 72

143. 70

141. 38

750. 30

905. 45

647. 28 .30

232. 35

650. 20

275. 31

549. 38

231. 00

474. 49

17. 95

.24

873. 95

912. 46

318. 57

18. 49

571. 66

125. 06

1, 032. 15

94. 75

1, 046. 10

176. 26

271. 93

447. 38 65.10

760. 15

80. 45

359. 58

612. 82

164. 23

1, 117. 40

1, 206. 60

501. 44

317. 67

372. 33

468. 84

248. 84

1, 008. 03

475. 88 29.16

472. 39

372. 04

322. 74

196. 45

647. 22

396. 83

239. 43 132.74

773. 85

533. 92

Name.

King, MattieB

Kingsbury, A. E

King, E.J

King, A.H

Kirby, Sam'l G

Klinknett, Geo. G

Klotz, Amanda

Kluge, Anna A

Knoble, Cbas

Knowles, L. O

Kohler, Celia Konersman, J. H

Lackey, J. J

Lackey, Ella C

Lacoppidan, Mary

Laing, Aug. M

Lalor, Martha E

Lamar, Mary L

Lambert, Nannie .

Lane, Mary

La Preux, Bettie. .

Latchford, Clara . - - Lattimore, Helen J . .

Lattin, MaryE

Lauxman, H. M

Lawlor, Mamie

Law, Ellsworth Lawder, Frank

Lawyer, Anna T

Leane, Maggie

Learned, M. L

Learned, Lily L

Leavitt,AVm.M

Lee, A. V

Lee, AV. J

Leech, S. J

Lenhart, Joe. M

Lenman, M. E

Lender, Maggie

Leonard, C.I

Leonard, A. G

Leonard, CoraL

Lester, Sarah H

Lewellyn, Luzetta

Lewis, AVinslow

Lewis, AVilliam E

Lewis, Clarence Lewis, F. P

Lewis, Carrie E

Light, N.M

Ligon, John D

Lillie, M. G

Little, Belle

Little, Annie C

Lindsay, Mary

Linhart, Mav

Lloyd, Ella T

Logan, C. C

Longfellow, M. AV

Long, M. F

Lord, D

Lorentz, Mott. L

Loring, Annie

Lowrey, J. H

Lowe, Byrdie P

Luckett, Lucinda

Ludgate, Libbie Lusby, IdaC

Lusby, C

Lydick, Rose

Lynch, Ada J

Lynch, Hannorah . .

Lynch, Mary T

Lynch, Jennie Lvnch. Joshua AV

Lytle, N. H

McAuliffe, P. J

McBride, Jas. G
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 133

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Statement snowing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. PIECEWORK—Continued.

Xarue.

McBride. J. R

McBride, S. E

McCabe, Hattie McCallnm, P. M

McCaropbell, X. L

McCann. Joseph McCarter, Annie S McCarten. Kate

McCarthy, D. J McCarthy, J. A

McCaulev, Emma D . .

McClelland, Pose McConahay, Stella B .

McCormack, Mary E .

McCord. Cornelia' T. .

McCorniick, Mary

McCullum, Ella McCurdy. Geo. S McCurdy, AY S McDaniel, AY B

McDavid, AY. J

McDonald. Claude B.

Macdonald. James H . McDonough. Maggie.

McDowell, E.E

McFadden, Alice R... McGowan, H. T

McGowan, J. M

McGowan, Minnie E . McGinnell, Mary

McGee, Agnes." McGivern, Marian

McGrath, J. G

McHenry, Will McHrov, Jennie G

Mclntvre, Bell J

Mclntvre. TV. E

McKean, AY. S..jr McKee, Otis AV McKeever, H. H

McKevitt, Annie

McKnight, A. H

Macleod, S. J

McLean, M. E

McLean. Laura V

McLaughlin. J. M

McMahon, M. K

McMahon, Agnes

McMillan, Clarence... MacMurray, C.J McXamara, Mary

McXeir, Thomas'K . .

McXelly. Arthur McXerhany, Ida

Macnichol,Sallie MeNight, A. H

McPherson, Chas. H.

McPherson. Maud

McPoy, M. AV

McSorley, Frank J . .

McTille, Hattie McTiUe, Mary

Madden, C. E

Mahoney, Kane

Mahoney, Julia Maloney, M

Maley, John

Malonev.H. H

MaloneV, AY. AY

Maloney. E. T

Mansfield, Julia E

Mankin, Pose D

Manning. Jennie E . .

Martin. Bertie Marshall, E. W

Martin, A. A

Martin. Walter C

Martin, Margaret

Amount. Xame.

$78. 00

2. 76

441. 45

800. 00 724.43

, 324. 70

267. 93 565.04

' 587.05

401. 24

272. 70 311.58

264.63

323. 68

495. 39

638. 79

676. 98

868. 55

882. 80

66. 25 61.36 754.90 I 479. 71

638. 75

465. 30

364. 78

823. 78 198.72

487. 60

477. 82

526. 35

684. 55

4. 44

11.22

.46

321. 51 5.46

., 005. 90

68. 07

149. 49 591.30

520. 75 3.96

284. 70

335. 79

4. 92

336. 60

476. 56

.54 40.25

423. 20

59. 78 60.95

460. 06

624. 50

163. 18

464. 37

511. 63

260. 25

103. 30

627. 49

456. 95

365. 38

876. 71

468. 30

51. 53

617. 55

177. 20

18. 35

848. 20

423. 45

• 88. 82

571. 64

427. 18

312. 64

872. 20

104. 60

115. 00

Martin, S

Martin, AY. K

Marye, A.M

Marvin, D. J

Martin, Jennie

Marshel, Dora Markham, M

Marshall, Libbie Martin, Minnie E ... Martin, Herman

Massey, Victoria P .. Mason, D. H., jr Maus, C

Mattox, Richard 1ST .

Matthews, F. R

Maxwell. Julia M . .

Mayhew, Chas. W. .

May, S.J

Mayer, Emma

Means, E. L

Meals. Edna

Meder. Mary

Menard. W. T

Methenv, Belle

Meritt, Edgar B

Middleton, Ella

Miller, Daniel

Miller, J. W

Miller, Frank F. S ... Miller, AY. S

Miller, Chas. E

Miller, Jas. H

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Emma

Miller, Hattie

Milligan. Emma

Mills, E. C

Mills, AA^.T Milstead, Maggie

Miner, Charlotte

Mitchell, Mattie M..

Mitchell. Lucinda S . Moens, S

Mohler, G. M

Montgomery, S. J

Montrose, Olive M. .

Montz, O. S Mooney, Alice Moore, Jennie F

Moore, John F

Moore, Laura A

Moore, Charles H

Mooty, M. M

Morrison, Lucy

Morrison, Cornelia A

Morrison, John R

Moreno, Amelia

Morris, L. T

Moran, Katie Morgan, Ella L

Morgan, Xellie Morgan, AY. D

Morrow, M. M

Morton, L.M

Moseley. D. H

Moynihan, D. L

Moylan, Thos. J

Murray, Edward P .

Murphy, Maggie

Munro, Lucy H

Mulcare, Ella Murray, Julia Murray, M. E

Mussetter, M. C

Murphy, D. P. B

Murphy, Sallie Murphy, H. S

Musser, Chas

Amount.

$587. 35

54. 24

25. 42

1, 065. 22

175. 28

142. 33

272. 22

339. 95

545. 35 63.45

621. 63

2. 52

464. 94

797. 30

347. 27

622. 87

196. 65

419. 41

650. 37

689. 32

450. 05

240. 99

791. 25

304. 04

273. 60

290. 05

870. 60

808. 55

2. 76

3. 42

319. 25

1, 138. 68

582. 70

186. 65

135. 37

151. 24

599. 71

940. 37

659. 08

620. 05

894. 66

305. 18

730. 10

1, 017. 95

97. 70

461. 72

673. 70

560. 79

320. 19

594. 14

230. 81

9. 75

403. 49

195. 96

336. 00

844. 60

637. 40

646. 86

297. 03

647. 81

387. 44

72. 91

441. 45

82. 96

370. 45

562. 98

49. 22

907. 60

641. 00 18.59

445. 28

558. 06

637. 68 121.83

212. 58

164. 17 813.40

307. 77

Name.

Mylan, Susie Myers, Helen A

Xackman, Philip

Nalle, E. G

Xallev, Kate Y

Nash.'E.M

Neal, Thos. P

is ebb, Barbara

Neely, Maggie

kelson, Bertie Nelson, Jennie

Nervis, Mary

Nesbit,H. A ; Newlon, J. D

Newell, G. AY

Nicholson, Irwin A. .

Nichols, J. F

Nichols, A. B

Xichols, Effie B

Xoble, J.L

Xolan, Mary

Noyes, C. E

Norton, T. L

Xorton, Geo. F

Xorton, Frank P

Xoyes, Henry

O'Brien, Annie

O'Brien, P. A

O'Bryon. Minnie

O'Connell, Bridget..-.

O'Connell, J

O'Connor, Annie E ... O'Connor, Kate

O'Donnell, H

O'Hara, Anna

O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Keefe, Hannah

O'Leary, M

O'Mealey, Katie

O'Neill, John

0'Rourke,Mary Ellen. O'Rourke, J. AY

Oder, Myra A

Oliver, Robt. T

Oliver, Annie

Opdyke, Alice

Orth, P.P

Orr, Rebecca

Orr, Sadie Orme, M. A

Ott, Annie

Owens, Mary

Owen, AY. A

Palmer, AY. I Pape, P. C

Parkinson, T.H

Parker, Add B

Parker, Millie Patterson, E.H

Patterson, Addia

Paterson, Lester S

Paul, E. A

Payne, Ed

Paxson, Nellie J

Peake, Chas. P

Perkins, Emma E

Perry. Joseph E

Perkins, Janie G

Percival, E.B

Perrie, Pattie Perkins, Laura Y

Peters, Bertie K

Petty, LillieM

Peticolas, Pearl Phipps, Laura

Phillips, J. A

Phillips, Frank, jr Pickrell, Helen M
134 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. PIECEWORK—Continued. Name.

Pierce, W. L

Pierre, Mary

Piggott, A

Pinkston, V. B

Pittman, Geo. E

Pitts, Alice Bassett. .

Plant, Hannah

Plvmire, Bobt. N

Polk, Wm.M

Polk, John E

Pollock, D

Pool, S. D

Pope, F

Porter, Alice

Ports, Annie

Poulton, Sarah E

Powell, B. F

Power, James A

Pratt, Lillie Pratt, D. M

Pratt, B. H

Prather, Mary A

Prather, Elizabeth C - Presley, S. C

Price, Grant

Price, Helen D

Probert, C. G

Prosser, Danl. 1ST Purcell, Andrew

Purcell.M

Purdy, Chas. F

Babbitt, Ida Bagan, Mollie E

Balaton, Bachel Bamsberg, G. Suel

Bandall, Emma

Bandall, A. L

Bansdell, Lulu

Banke, Ida

Eatcliff, F. S Baymond, Wm .

. , Beapsomer, Mary

Beaver. Maggie

Bebuschatis, Wm

Beese, James E

Beeve, L. M

Beed, E. W

Beily, Cora

Beilly, Annie C

Beid, Kate K

Beid, Helen F

Benshaw, Albert K. .

Beynolds, A. G

Bhodes, T.A

Bhodes, CP

Bice, T. S

Bichardson, Bachel A.

Bichards, Sarah M

Bichardson, Mary E .. Bich, Bertie Bichards, Mary J

Bicketts, O. J

Bichards, J. M

Bidgely, Bosa B

Bider, Emma S

Biecks, Alice

Biley, Annie E

Binehait, G. A

Bing, T.M

Bion, Irene

Bipley, Henry L

Bitch'ie, E. J

Boberts, D.J

Boberts, F. C

Boberts, W. A

Boberts, J.T

Boberts, James G

Bobertson, A.M

Amount.

;l, 112. 58

66. 92

694. 77

2. 70

82. 60

496. 38

365. .16 .30

54. 96

31. 90

115. 46

867. 40

649. 83

415. 93

315. 39

278. 70

928. 55

228. 30

428. 13

326. 89

794. 45

658. 24

454. 21

112. 27

1, 133. 17

4. 73

863. 90

586. 85 .24

629. 98

941. 34

467. 56

742. 15

91. 08

107. 00

466. 01

734. 45

371.34

545. 40

527. 12

1, 074. 88

755. 68

330. 60

507. 48

321. 86 14.99

162. 28

657. 24

156. 91

567. 50

424. 43

.24

3. 42

793. 55

584. 40

687. 10 410.30

76. 73

184. 35

142. 02

629. 23

890. 35

132. 05

423. 51

296. 38 717.11

432. 95

1, Oil. 15

762. 65

432. 50

740. 15

522. 15

1, 187. 65

684. 70

96. 97

771. 10

117. 90 131.80

Name.

Bobinson, A.W

Bobinson, Clara J

Bobinson, Geo. W

Bobinson, Hattie E . .

Bobinson, M. E

Bobinson, Sarah E

Boche, Walter T

Boche, Anna E

Bockwell, Millie J

Bodrick, W. F

Boeder, C. H

Bogers, A

Bogier, L

Boland, A. A

Boot, E. M

Bose, J. F

Bosencrans, Frank . .

Boss, Eno A

Bous, Mary L

Bouleau, Wilfrid Bountree, Nettie Bowan, C. W

Bowlett,B

Bowzee, W. A

Bu by, Lucy V

Bucker, M. C

Ruff, Valentine Buggies, W. R

Runyan, H. S Runyan, Annie E

Rupp, Lucy

Russell, E.*B

Bussell, Annie Bussell, L. M

Bynex, Frank

Byan, M. A

Byan, Mary H

Samberg, E. P

Sandefur, Nina L

Sangston, Mary C

Sargent, G. W

Sarr, Geo. W

Saunders, Geo

Sauls, J. L

Savage, Kate

Savacool, J. W

Saxton, Edward

Scannell, Jos. A

Schafer, E. J

Schaeffer, Jennie

Schaefer, Lizzie

Schildroth, H. T

Schwing, Frank A

Scheerer, Annie M

Schallcross, Louise . .

Schertzer, C. C

Schefler, Peter

Schinnerer, W. S

Scott, K. L

Seagraves J. K

Searle, Katie C

Sealy, Fred W

Seebold, Henrietta W.

Segerson, J. E

Sehorn. Geo. H

Sef'ton, F. C

Seltzer, Clara W

Serrin, Bosanna E

Seward, Emma

Siblev, J

Simril, Bobt.F

Sinn, J. L

Simpson, Josephine. .

Simmons, J. D

Simons. Lucy

Sims, M. E

Simons, Cornelia

Sipos, Paul F

Amount.

$4. 84

638. 79

813. 40

954. 00

145. 67

654. 71

711. 05

315. 70

595. 57

1, 078. 30

1, 124. 78

572. 62

577. 26

678. 50

16. 74

201. 90

1, 010. S7

933. 67

302. 89

.24

351. 03

712. 90

297. 20

226. 28

569. 95

299. 05 46.40

1, 075. 58 213.55

188. 60

391. 29

831. 65

426. 31

1, 007. 25

916. 99

465. 48

63. 50

273. 20

357. 34

605. 55

910. 45

102. 63

345. 05

62. 28

492. 15

84. 75

808. 10

3. 42

109. 16

243. 00

459. 19

1, 129. 85

596. 34

658. 52

294. 27 1.02

.90

3. 90

378. 95

948. 39 521.89 60.15

51.97

657. 87 57.65

16. 26

36. 77

442. 78

652. 94

291. 62 .36

951. 45

623. 20

731. 80

407. 48

237. 35

344. 06 1.98

Name.

Sizer, Chas. M

Shaw, Ed. G

Shaw, Mary S Shaw, David

Shaifer, Carl H

Shannon, Ben J

Sherk, Milton J

Shepherd, Lydia

Shelton, Laura

Shepard, E. J

Shepherd, L. A

Sherman, Howard E..

Sheiry, Mamie

Sheridan, Francis Sherman, W. S Sherman, Geo. L

Sherard, W. T

Shields, Margaret

Shipley, M. E

Shipley, Nellie H

Shipp, Dickie L

Shott, E. E

Shober, Thos. J

Shomo, O. V

Short, W. A

Shubburd, P. Kate....

Sickels, Chas.E

Sill, AY. S Simmonds, Nellie Simmons, Hannah A .

Skeen, Wm. D

Skelly, Jnlia

Skerritt, Chas.L.M...

Slentz, Chas. E

Slicer. Cora J

Smalley, C. E

Smith, 'Shelby Smith, F. D

Smith, T.D

Smith, B. L

Smith, W. C

Smith, Bichard S

Smith, Bobert M

Smith, Eugene F

Smith, Mary A

Smith, Kate B

Smith, Mary

Smith, Letitia Smith, LidaL

Smith, M.J

Smith, Maggie K

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Nellie Smith, Louise A

Smith, J. M

Smith, E. G

Smith, B.M

Smoot, Kate V

Smyth, B. B

Snee, Katie Snowden, Clarence

Snorgrass, Jennie

Snyder, O.J

Soper, S.D

Spalding, M.T

Sparks, Bebecca

Spencer, Edna

Spence, D. M

Spencer, James H

Speier, Henriette

Speaks, M.J

Spielman, Cora

Sprandel, Mary M

Springer, H. E

Spriggs, M. E

Spurgeon, T. C

Standley, H. L

Stanton, E. H
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 135

No. 25.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and

binding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. PIECEWORK—Continued.

Xame. Amount. Xame. Amount. ISTame. Amount.

Steele, Herbert .

Stevens, Anorma .

Stevens. "Wilfred. .

Stern. Gertie

Stewart. Martha . .

Steele. Dora

Stewart. Lilv

Stein. J. A

Steele. Grace V

Stevens. Mary T...

Stevens. J ennie Stevenson. C. Solon

Stewart, Clara

Stiles, H. L

Stivers. "W. H

Stocks. W. C

Stockham, Annie X

Stormont, Emma G

Stolpe, Grace L

Stratton. L. C

Street, F.W

Street. Georgia

Stretch, C. A

Stromberger. H. H . Stursis. John R

Study, Chas. W..._

Sturm. Edward H.

Strum. JanieN

Stubblefield, Ernest

Sturgeon, R. W

Stuart. Mary

Sullivan. A

Sullivan. Josephine

Sullivan, J. J

Sullivan. Edward J

Sumerlin. Leon

Sutor, L. P

Swett. Ella A

Swart, C E

Swearingen, E. C

Taff. Anna M

Taylor. S.W

Tavlor, Viola A

Taylor. L. M

Talbot. Maggie

Talbott, Emma S

Tanner. W.B

Tavlor, John B

Tavlor. Richard T .

Terrell. Geo. B

Terrv, Kate S

Thaver, W.T

Thaver, L. M

Thomas. Chas. E

Thomas. E

Thomas. Mary

Thomas. Marie E ... Thomas, James H. .

Thomas, Alfred Thompson, J. L

Thompson, C. I Thompson. Chas. C . Thompson, Mary M

Thompson. Rose L.

Thompson. M. A

Thompson, Fannie.

Thompson. Emma B

Thompkins. Lottie.

Thornton. Mildred.

Tibbitts. J. E

Tilly, Fannie

Tolson.Fred Tompkins, H. F

Tompkins. Kate A.

$19. 80

175. 82

28. 92 211.11

449. 15

53. 47

462. 20

336. 02

319. 48

298. 46

652. 89

1. 00

611. 14

292. 60

107. 43 3.06

425. 49

1. 80

198. 52

267. 27

814. 55

104. 60 .54

18. 95

962. 30

610. 80

260. 75

336. 48

689. 50

81. 69

235. 58

457. 34 11.86

63. 06 71.83

49. 56

687. 60

390. 27

43. 69

492. 19 63.80 969.35

585. 32

548. 28

500. 26 131.07

3. 00

53. 12

130. 17 5.00

227. 94

962. 96

, 004. 20 244.10

515. 91

446. 15

174. 32

1. 68 3.54

667. 10

5. 50

112. 40

54. 18

404. 94

265. 37 183.21

283. 67

304. 10

622. 56

594. 10

271. 81 .24

979. 16

329. 51

Tomlinson. Wm

Tondee, E. A

: Toner, Edward T

Toole, D. C

; Torrey, E. G

| Towson, Sue E

Townsend. Robt. L ...

! Town, H. C

[ Townsend, A. E

Travis, Ed

: Travis, Thos. J

Traubel. L

Tretler, Carrie L

! Trenis, Martha E

Truby, Xellie

I Trumbo, A

Trudeau, E. L

Tuck, FA

i Tucker, Lizzie Tuohy, T. F

j Turnbnll, Andrew

Turner, Marv

I Turner, J. A. D

Turton, Fannie

Turley, Gretta Turkenton, Mary

Turner, H. A

Tyrrell, Carie L

TJrban, Anna M

Van Bibber, W. H ...

i Vandever, Wm

Van Matre, Kate Van Meter, David J .

i Van Osdel, Lester

Voelker, Chas. P

Vaughan, EvaM

Vaughan, Dan C

Wade, M

Waite, Fannie W

Waite, May J

; Wahl.L.C

Walsh, Mary E

Walton, Virginia Walker, James

Walsmith, W. F

Waller, Elizabeth A..

Walter, Wm. S

: Walling. Rose

Walsh, Marv

| Walsh, RosieB

Waldo, Lvdia

Walsh, Katie Walsh. M

Wander, Marv E

Warfield, Lillie Warnke, G..jr Ward. Lillie Warfield. Mattie Ward, L. M

Warren, F. E

Ware, J. M

Ward, F.J

Washburn, Edith Watkinson. Henry W

Watson, Eva

Watson. Alexander J. Watson, Frank W ... Watson, H. L

Waters, Annie

Watson. W. C

Wear, Ernest Weaber, Geo. T

Webster, G

Webster, George A .

$35. 60

700. 70

689. 95

542. 63

839. 99

345. 00

154. 77 63.42

480. 85 10.92

85. 33

672. 70

201. 57

475. 29

343. 03

431. 30

250. 77

971. 61

515. 65

1, 053. 70

1, 230. 20

460. 08

659. 75

345. 22

200. 66 256.41

597. 40

461. 13

317. 06

88. 65

4. 80

715. 74

339. 95

221. 40

651. 67

403. 65 303.30

204. 48

595. 47

375. 88 3.06

712. 70

396. 97

2. 60

1, 054. 75 119.91

34. 55

297. 50

495. 88

508. 80

102. 28

67. 81

67. 09

479. 18

420. 38

944. 45

8. 80

440. 23

443. 72

1. 009. 03 .60

984. 20

373. 64

51. 22

422. 56

1, 006. 44

247. 15

58. 25

675. 92

22. 62 433.29

.36

634. 12 48.40

Webster, O. S Weber, M. K

Weber, Henry W

Webb, Henry

Weeks, L. D".

! Wells, E

Welles, D. A

Welch, Alice

I Welch, Geo. H

j Welty, Jas. L

Wellner, Mary

j Wetherall, Lillian.... Whalev. Maggie

i White, W.F.P

Whitmee, Lizzie

j Whitehead, Carrie L.

White. R.L

White, B

Whitzell, Hattie Whitaker,W.H

Widdicombe, Cornelia Wilson, J. C

Williams, Mary H

Williams, F. A

Williamson. Jas. B

Wilson, J. Chris Wiley, P. W

Williams, Logan

Wilson, J. C

Wild. E. S Wilson, Maggie

Wilson, J

Wilson, M. E

• Wilson, Mary E j

! Wilson, Jannette E...

I Williams, Emma D . .

Wilkinson. Nellie Williams. B. F

Williams, T.H ! Wilson. R. C ! Wilson, William

Wilson, Omar

J Wilson, H.F

I Wimmer, Wilda

Winter, Chas. E

: Wisener. L. A 1 Wise, Saml. G

Wood, T. B

Wood, James M

Wood. C. W

Woodside, Ed. F

Woodward, Harry Woodend, Emma F . .

Woolsey, Emma

Worsham, E. H

Worthinffton, Sallie. .

Wright, Preston B.... Wright, T.B. R

Wright, Eunice W . .

Wright, Mary E

Wright, Carrie May .

Wvman, Kannie Wynne, Mary T

Tarrington, W. D

Teaman, Cora E

Tetter, H. C

Young, E

Toung, Scott K

Toung, H. D

Zell, J. H

Zook, Alice M

Zucker, Henry

$859.

234.

991.

702. 958.

636,

40. 306,

930, 722,

634, 510

588, 1,075

910

452.

214.

1. 155.

10. 954.

73. 579.

947.

148.

,121. 814.

4. 360.

473. 266.

294.

114. 292.

667. 740.

572.

6. 956,

880. 868.

12. 826. 141.

608.

874.

,117. 188.

412.

708.

177.

1, 056.

613. 116.

337.

248. 410.

326.

933. 472.

333!

919. 1,114.

199.

669.

919,
136 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. TIME WOEK.

Name.

Landvoigt, D. W

Abell, A. T

Amazeen, Chas. B

Anderson, D. F

Anderson, M. D

Andrews, M. L

Ashion, H.F

Atwell, Harry

Baden, Thad

Baker, Wm. H

Barnett, May

Barrett, Julia Barron, Clement L

Battlev, Alice E

Beall, J. W

Bell, W.P

Bernhardi, Chas

Beyler, Edward

Blosser, Boss J

Boggs, Zella Bond, Olivia Borst, Kate C

Bowie, A. J

Boyd, Wm. A

Boyd, Wm. J

Brooke, Indiana

Bullock, M. P

Burke, T. T

Burruss, Mary

Burns, John J

Cathell, Anna

Cavanaugh, James

Clarke, John

Clarke, W. S

Clayton, Thos. J

Coleman, A. D

Coleman, C. O

Colklesser, A. A

Conroy, J. M

Conner, Jas. D

Connor, Wm. C

Cooke, John S

Coquard, Armand E. .

Cornell, S. M

Creed, J. W

Crist, Baymond E

Crutchfie'ld, E. W

Dement, Lena

Dodge, G-. C

Dodson, B.M

Donaldson, Ellen Dorsey, Frank

Doyle, James

Dugan, Jennie I Dunning, H

Durham, Mary C

Earnest, A. T. Eddy, Orrin

Eiclielberger, Geo. F .

Ellinger, Kachel

Evans, EllaV

Farnsworth. Mollie

Fearson, Roht L

Feltham, Emily O

Ferguson, Jennie

Finch, George

Fish, H. C

Fitzhugh. EllaM

Fitzpatrick, J. F

Fizer, Adele

Fletcher, William

Flynn, Walter K

France, Gordon

Frederick, Jno. H

Freeman, J. W

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

13

Amount.

$74. 75 392 98. 00

1, 504 601. 60 1,448 724. 00

1, 870 561. 00

1, 227 291. 43

1, 325 530. 00 940 235. 00 40 18. 80

48 19. 20 561 129. 02 730£ 168. 01 208 52. 00

1, 476 339. 46

1, 504 601. 60

1, 2941 323. 62

1, 016 254. 00 882 392. 44

196i 78. 60

1 708 426. 95

1, 349J 310. 37

' 831| 191. 24

1, 417

2 325! 87 576 188! 64

48 19. 20 112 31. 36

1, 955J 586. 65

l' 461 365. 25 '620 142. 60

1 381 552 40 16 4. 00

1, ^OOf 392. 34 gQQi 152. 37 244" 61. 00

1 792 448 00 '224 78! 40

54a 18. 00

1 464 336. 72

54 13. 50

1 451 580. 40 133 80 72 18 00

53 24 91

1 QflQl 1, OU05 299 78 448 1 ^0 nn 10^2. uu ZUOf K1 KA

1, 080

1, 839

273. 60

459. 75

1, oou oyu. uu

1, 672 417. 98 726 166. 97

1, 504^ 395. 32 1,560 552. 72

58349134. 08

19. 60

1, 400 321. 95

1, 510k 454. 24 1^2121 485! 00 740 185. 00

1, 229 282. 64

1, 392 1,488

320. 16

342. 21 72 24. 48 589i 135. 58 1,026

8

235. 97

4. 00 1,296 518. 40 80 18. 40

1, 395 558. 00

1, 368 3] 4. 61 1,438

112

449. 38

28. 00 645 176. 45

1, 4531 581. 40

368" 107. 20

Name.

Galvin, P. M

Garden, J. H

Gilday, Edward J

Gilliard, Wm

Godwin, E. W

Godman, CD

Granger, Sadie Gray, B. A

Grenadier, Chas

Grimes, James E

Groff, Elias Hamilton, Boss

Hargett, John A

Hardesty, J. K

Harding, Margaret

Hatton, I Harper, E. J

Haskell, F. A

Hayes, John W

Heelan, John

HelrF, Josephine M

Henderson, Belita Hepburn, Chas. F

Hess, S

Hoffman, Florence

Holbrook, Chas. F

Holtz, Theo

Hooper, E J

Hughes, G. H

Hume, Edward H

Hurley, Jennie C

Hyde, W. B

Jackson, W. W

Jenkins, Meredith

Keefe, T

Keenan, J. H., jr Keleher, J. B

Kendig, B. F

Kernan, James

Kimbark, F. S

Lashley, S. H

Lattimore, Helen J

Lee, Wm. E

Lewis, Ida I Ludlow, CO

Ludgate, Libbie McCauseland, Jno. T.. McCathran, Donald . .

McElfresh, Eliza J . . .

McKehT, John A

McManus, James

Mangan, Elizabeth McMonigal, Harry

Marsh, E

Miller, Emma E

Moore, B. W

Morrison, CM

Morris, Margaret

Moran, Katie Munro, Lucy H

Myers, Helen A

Nelson, M. A

Newman, Clarence

Nichols, G. W

Noble, J. L

Oberholtz, F. C

O'Connor, Kate

O'Gorman, Kate

Orem, Chas. J

Osborne, Minnie

Paudert, E. H

Peckham, Emily

Pemberton, M. V

Petty, Lilly M

Poist, Wm. A

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

112 $44. 80

421 117. 88 376 150. 40

1, 453 581. 20

1, 743^ 435. 87

AAQ Oft 440. yo

1, 744£ 436. 10

1, 734 434. 94

i, 40U5 378. 11 359 143. 60 921 230. 25

1, 594 398. 50

1, 145 320. 60

1, 504 643. 20 19H 44. 04

1, 366 341. 49

1 , 057£ 264. 37 264 66. 00 758J 189. 62 370J 148. 20

1, 347ij 309. 92

1, 280 294. 40

1, 080£ 500. 84 992 248. 00

1, 392 435. 01

1, 075| 501. 88 192 56. 00

829 219. 32

1, 295 323. 75 192 553. 25

1, 305J 300. 26

1, 107 442. 80

24 7. 20

1, 421 444. 07

1, 715 428. 74

1, 484 593. 60 375 150. 00 372 148. 80

768 192. 00 64 16. 00

1, 073 300. 44

1, 392J 320. 27

40 19. 20

831 191. 13

1, 252 524. 72

1, 079J 248. 25

1, 101 506. 32 8861 310. 27 764 175. 71

1, 328 664. 00

1, llli 515. 00

1, 190| 273. 80

224 67. 20 1,064 266. 00 1,327 305. 19 1,457 582. 80

1, 280 320. 00

1, 264^ OO.A OO 240 60. 00 801 184. 21

1, 072i 246. 65

1, 310i 301. 41

1, 372 548. 80 9441 330. 56

1, 071 246. 32

925 462. 50

1, 185i 272. 64 1,456 334. 85

1, 5001 600. 20

1, 490 342. 66 424 203. 52

8391

1,737

193. 08

434. 23 834 208. 49

1, 489* 595. 80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 137

No. 26.

Statement showing the number of -persons employed in printing the Annual Beport

{1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued. TIME WOEK-Continued.

Name. Time

employed. Days. Hours. Pumphrey, E.P .. Poiton. Geo. H .. Randall, Jos Ready, Geo. L

Redfern, John

Eeinberg, "Wm

Roberts. E. H

Roche. E.J

Russell. Hettie .. Savage. James

Seebold. Henrietta W. .. Sewall. Carrie V

Sharps. Lloyd

Shipley. M. E .. Shoemaker, B. F . . Sims.M.E

Smallwood, J. H. B

Smith, J. S

Smith, A. A .. Smith. E.W .- Snorgrass, Jennie .. Stanley. M. J

Stevens, S. W .. Stevens, X .. Stoll. John .. Sullivan, Josephine. 1, Sweeny. Patrick

Talbert, John

Terry, Marv F I I l,i Thorne, 16

Thompson, Fannie ..

1, 382i $553. 00 1,261 504. 40

1, 679i 503. 85 994" 347. 89 48 22. 56

72 18. 00 5931 252. 68

1, 322i 529. 00 1,081 248. 62

1,43"3J 573. 40

179 44. 75 769 176. 85 528 148. 00 96 22. 08 86 ! 21. 50 864 216. 00 108 30. 24

56 | 26. 32 l,451i

890 | 580. 60

222. 48 510J 117. 41 l,333i 306. 67

320" 1 99.60

1. 360 312. 78 1,296 518. 40 1,925 481. 21 l,487i 595. 00 1,020 255. 00

1, 342i 308. 76

2, 042" 510. 50 189 47. 25

Name.

Toole, John F

Triplett, Win. H

Triplett, Maud

Tune. L. A

Van Liew, A. O

Vaughan, Eva M

Wads worth, Wm

Walters, Annie

Warren, Henry

"Warner, Annie" E

Wathen, Daniel Watson, Henrv C

Webster, W. F

Weidman, J. M

Weise, H

Welsh, Morris West, F. A

White, G. F

Whiteside, John H...

Wilkins, William

AYilcox, Lewis H

Williams, G. E

Wilkinson, Samuel..

Williams, H.D

Wimmer, Wilda

Withers, Gertrude Y. Wood, A. L

Wood„J. H

Wright, S. C

Yeager, Chas

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

175

Amount.

1, 566 $469. 80 828 289. 80 816i 187. 79 276" 69. 00

1, 381J

398"

317. 73 91.54

96 26. 88

1, 107J 254. 69 376 150. 40

1, 162 290. 44

360 90. 00 951 332. 85

1, 840

736. 20 1,421 568. 40

40 20. 00

190 47. 50 1,37H 411. 45 4031 100. 87 1,441| 576. 60 376 94.00

765 191. 25

1,489 595. 60

1, 003 250. 75

72 25.20

1,338 334. 47

1, 821 455. 24 1,006.25

1, 907 476. 75

259 59. 57

1, 4341 573. 80'

PIECEWORK.

Xame. Amount. Adams, A. S Adams, Xellie R

Adams, Carrie Adamson, Mary B . . . . Albritton, Jessie

Allen, Edna G

Ambrose, M

Anderson, Ollie Anderson, Edna S Andrews. C. A

Andrews, L. L

Armstrong, CP

Armstrong, F. A

Ashcom, Mary

Babcock, L

Bacon. Rosa V

Bailey, S

Baird", Hattie D

Baker, Bettie Barnes, Laura L

Barrett. Julia Bardwell, Minnie

Barrett, Marion R

Beaumont, Emma

Beedle, Irene G

Bell, Ellen

Bell, Agnes

Benthall, Frank H .

Bernhard, Talitha...

Berston. Mary E

Black, Nellie Booth, Carrie A

Booth, Julia A

Boyce, A

Bowling, Annie

$150

4

37

178

53 210

282

12

23

27

17

140

198

113

326.

14. 14.

11.

4. 17.

4. 113. 244.

30. 40.

39.

91.

Brady, Rosa

Breslin, J

Brittain. Alice A

Brooke, D. C

Brooke, Indiana Brown, Florence Brown, Mary A

Brown, Marietta S

Bryan, Seleana Buddington, Anna E

Burgess, M. A

Burr, Ada

Burr, J. A

Bucklev, Anna

Buete, Ella H

Bullard, Lelia Burgess, Josie M

Burks, Sallie Burrus, Anna

Butler, Missouri G .

Carter, Belle

Carter, Jennie A

Carpenter, Lizzie

Carrico, Emma L

Carter, Georgie I Cavanaugh, Annie M

Cawood, Blanche

Chamberlin, Mary M

Chandler, Lizzie

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Cheeks, Henrietta J .

Chiplev, Annie L

Clark, Nellie Clarkson, M

Amount.

$31. 74

229. 17

23. 46

273. 27

13. 34

102. 12

250. 44

26. 59

40. 48

267. 52

325. 11

28. 06

277. 56 111.32

55. 07

33. 92

94. 31 50.46

296. 09 21.13

191. 39

49. 90

253. 89

204. 13

338. 53 18.40

137. 79

29. 44 33.58

18.40

234. 50

1. 43 22.08

183. 51

235. 88

Clements, Ella F

Cobb, Carrie Buxton

Cochnower, F. C

Coder, M. G

Cole.M.M

Cole, Bessie

Collins, Sara

Collins, Maggie

Collins, J

Colbert, Maggie

Columbus, A

Combs, Ardella

Conner, Agnes G

Connor, Lizzie Connor, Johanna

Cook, Carrie Cook, EllaB

Cooper, Mary E

Cooke, Adelia

Corbin, M

Costin, Lucy G. M .

Costin, C. B

Coughlan, Mary

Coughlan, Alice M.

Cowan, Ann

Craig, Amanda J . .

Crapster, Ida S

Crellin, Mary A

Crider, Laura

Cronin, Nellie Crupper, F.F

Culhane, J.. Curran, Fannie E . .

Curren, Ida I Curtin.Mary

$8. 06

219. 87

245. 03

68. 60

42. 32 28.14

36. 34

.75

284. 86

36. 76

256. 13

29. 44

7. 36

27. 14

113. 36

13. 80

155. 04

218. 32

235. 62

303. 03

57. 80

15. 49

315. 87

43. 63

214. 70

106. 78

209. 36

18.60

183. 55

52. 30

40. 94

224. 42

93.80

160. 48

13. 34
138 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 26.

Statement shotting the number ofpersons employed in printing the Annual Report

{1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued. Name.

Curtis, Kate

Daly, Alice V

Daniel, Nannie

Darby, Mary

Dausch, Kate M

Da Vega, E. McClure

Davis, Cynthia

Deckabaugh, Kate. .

Decker, Kate

Denny, R. E

Dent, Carrie A

DeMoll, Maggie

Dickens, Mary

Dickel, A. J. W

Dierken, Agnes

Diggs, 1ST Dikeman, M. G

Dodge, Sarab Donohne, Margaret .

Dorsey, Sadie Dougberty, J. A

Dowden, Kate

Dowling, J. L

Downie, Lizzie Downs, Ida L

Dove, Mary F

Doyle, Lizzie Dubant, Grace L

Dubant, Maude

Duffy, KateE

Duffey, Ella B

Dugan, Jennie I

Dulin, MaryS

Dunbar, Mary B

Dunbam, Tillie Dunnington, Lucy P. Durbam, C

Earle, Rebecca

Ebert, Lettie S

Edie, M. A

Edmunds, Sarah

Eggleston, M. E

Ellinger, Racbel

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, E. P

Ellsworth, Mary E..

Erck, Clara A

Eskew, H. M

Etter, Laura Y

Everheart, Jennie...

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Emma L

Fitzpatrick, Mary E.

Fleming, Katie

Fletcher, Maria B . .

Fogerty, M. Jennie.

Foley, Katy

Folk, S. W

Folck,E. A

Ford, Mary C

Fordham, Sarah

Fowler, Jennie

Francis, A. C

Franklin, Anna

Franklin, N.B

Frayser, Mary E

Frink, Emma A

Frusb, Emma

Fugitt, Harriet A

Fuller, A. G

Furrow, Annie M

Gale, Edith

Gallagher, Ella M . .

Garrett, Anna L

Gheen, Belle Gibbons, Belle F

Glasgow, Elbe C

Goodman, Cassie A.

Amount.

$12. 88

215. 32

44. 62

20. 42

9. 65 23.00

26. 83

35. 48 43.24

43. 24

196. 01

100. 64 1.84

64.37

23.00 161.31

282. 67

153. 26

8. 85

47. 93

47. 14 23.00

54. 73

269. 46

8. 59

34. 04

205. 46

100. 76

39.5fi 237. 51

3. 87

15. 18 43.24

4. 60

20. 70

16. 56

40. 94

.63

259, 94

39. 10 11.33

29. 90

3. 68

172. 03

9. 66

241. 24

10. 42

292. 80

247. 41 13.80

40. 94

30. 82

103. 17

33. 58

38. 99

35. 88

32. 20

36. 80

167. 76

284. 25

171. 70

306. 39

36. 34

219. 07

171. 13

56. 27

2. 02

169. 91

292. 06

240. 98

154. 19

26. 00 41.40

24.48

249. 18

2. 00

307. 67

97. 91

Name.

Golden, Annie L .. Gray, Edna

Gray, Carrie R

Green, Annie

Green, Fannie

Greene, MinaM ... Greenwood, Hannah..

Grimes, Laura L... Griswold, M. J

Groshon, Georgianna.

Gudgin, Minnie F .. Hains, M. L

Hall, Birdie

Hall, Anna B

Hall, Mattie G

Halliday, Belle Harding, Margaret...

Harford, Ida L

Harleston, F

Harper, Florence Harper, Delia

Harris, H

Harris, F. V

Hart stein, E. L

Havenner, Annie Haywood, Jennie F... Hawkens, Agnes M .. Hazlewood, Laura

Head, Fannie

Head, M. E

Hearne, S. E

Heffner, Clara S

Held, Annie M

Herzog, Emma

Herbst, Minnie Hewin, Jennie E

Hicks, Meta

Higgins, Annie

Hill, L

Hill, MaryE .. Hitchcox, J

Hodge, Mary F

Hogan, Margaret H. .

Holland, Nellie Holman, Sarah

Hoover, M. E

Horn, Jennie

Howells, Florence E..

Hubbell, Mary

Hughes, Eliza Hughes, Mary F

Hunt, Lizzie Hurdle, Edith

Hutton, Clara E

Hutson, A

Hyatt, Nellie Hyde, Lucy

Hysan, Georgie

Irving, Ruby

Jackson, Celeste T

Jackson, Pauline

Jeffries, Emma

Johnson, L. H

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, Susie E

Jones, Lydia E

Jones, G. A

Jordan, Sabina

Joyce, Mary

Jullien, Addie

Kankey, Virginia.

Keating, Annie

Kee, Eliza G

Kelly, Katie

Kent, Lillie V

Kersey, Virginia . .

Kerney, Rosa B

Kidd, Mamie

Amount.

$0. 63 23.46

16. 84

197. 74

235. 93

24. 38

3.90 27.14

203. 03 40.48

11. 80

112. 26

16. 10

44. 31

27. 01

34. 04

.46

104. 58

64. 82 5.06

292. 16

16. 26 21.35

24. 98

1. 60

2. 63

45. 08

250. 63 62.03

316. 72 20.24

54. 22

113. 19 4.60

189. 07

17. 88 1.73

201. 13 19.02

8. 74

180. 96

16. 02

263. 82

292. 43

40. 48

309. 80

2. 02

169. 21

193. 56

37. 26 39.37

32.16

40. 02 16.10

271. 80 14.76

40. 94

40. 02

1.50

44. 62

241. 31 25.30

283. 38 51.55

3.42

19. 78

45. 07

202. 92 42.32

204. 43 69.45

155. 45 20.24

13. 36

21. 85

4. 77

45. 08

4. 10

Name.

King, Mattie B

King, Virginia Kingsbury, A. E

Lalor, Martha E

Lacoppidan, Mary...

Lamar, Mary L

Lane, Mary

La Preux, Bettie Learned, Lily

Lester, Sarah H

Lindsay, Mary

Lattin, Mary E

Lauxman, H. M

Lawyer, Anna T

Leane, Maggie

Lee, M. V

Lenrnan, M. E

Lewellyn, Luzetta. .

Lewis, Carrie E

Lillie, M. G

Lendner, Maggie

Little, Annie C

Lloyd, Ella T

Lord,D

Loring, Annie

Luckett, Lucinda

Ludgate, Libbie Lusby, Ida C

Lydick, Rose McCabe, Hattie McCarter, Kate

McCarter, Annie S.. McCormick, Mary E.

McClelland, Rose

Macleod, S. J

McCullom, Ella McDonough, Maggie. McLean, M. E

McGee, Agnes

McGinnell, Mary

McGivern, Marian .. Mclntyre, Bell J

McKevitt, Annie McMabon, M.K , McNamara, Mary

McNei'hany, Ida. Macnichol, Sallie McPherson, Maud — McVille, Hattie Madden, C. E

Maboney, Julia

Mansfield, Julia E

Markham, M , Marshall, E. W

Martin, Minnie E

Massey, Victoria P . .

Matthews, F. R

Maxwell, Julia M

May, S.J Mayer, Emma

Middleton, Ella

Mills, E.C

Milligan, Emma

Miller, Hattie

Miller, Lizzie Miner, Charlotte

Milstead, Maggie

Mitchell, Mattie M...

Mitchell, Lucinda S. .

Moore, Jennie F

Moore, Laura A

Moran, Katie Morgan, Nellie Moreno, Amelia

Morrison, Cornelia A.

Morrow, M. M

Morris, L. T

Morgan, Ella L
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 139

No. 26.

Statement showing the nuniber of persons employed in printing the Annual Report

{1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued. Name.

Munro, Lucy H

Murray, Julia Murphy, Maggie

Musetter, M. C Mylan, Susie Myers, Helen A

Nally, Kate V

Nash, E. M

Nelson, Bertie Nelson, Jennie

Nervis, Mary

Nohle, J.L

Noyes, C.E

O'Brien, Annie

O'Bryon, Minnie

Oder, Myra A

O'Hara, Anna

O'Keefe, Katie C

O'Mealey, Katie Orme, M. A

Orr, Rebecca

Orr, Sadie

Ott, Annie

Pape, P. C

Parker, Millie Patterson, Addia

Perkins, Laura V

Perry, Pattie B

Percival, E. B

Peters, Bertie K

Petty, Lillie M

Pickrell, Helen M .... Pierre, Mary

Pitts, Allie Bassett . .

Ports, Annie

Poulton, Sarah E

Prather, Elizabeth C .

Prather, Mary A

Pratt, D. M

Purcell, M

Ralston, Rachel

Randall, Emma

Reaver, Maggie

Reilly, Annie C

Reilly, Cora

Reeve, L. M

Rich, Bertie Richards, Mary J

Richards, Sarah M

Richardson, Mary E .

Richardson, Rachel A.

Rider, EmmaS

Ridgely, Rosa B

Amount.

$0. 46

23. 55

27. 14

73.38

10. 77

18. 86

259. 88

191. 62

249. 30

15. 61

3. 28

19. 32

13. 34

54. 73

55. 07

17. 02 43.81

190. 03

4. 63

308. 61

44. 16

151. 72

57. 37

249. 37

23. 46

20. 85

9. 66

8. 28

23. 46

6. 53

136. 75 9.75

5. 21

147. 04

253. 67

270. 27

35. 88 44.16

291. 09

44. 16

75. 68 99.46

283. 72

20. 24 28.52

.92

5. 52

27. 60 13.32

210. 75 48.85

227. 45 183.90

Name.

Riecks, Alice

Ritchie, E.J

Robinson, Clara J

Robinson, Sarah E

Robinson, M.E

Roche, Anna E

Rockwell, Millie J. . .

Rogers, A

Ross, M. A

Rose, J. F

Rous, Mary L

Rowzee, W. A

Rucker, M. C

Runyan, Annie[E Rupp, Lucy

Ryan, M. A

Ryan, Mary H

Sangston, Mary C

Savage, Kate

Schaeffer, Jennie

Schallcross, Louisa ... Searle, Katie C

Scheerer, Annie M

Sheperd, L. A

Shelton, Laura

Sheiry, Mamie

Shields, Margaret.

Shipley, M. E

Shipley, Nellie H

Shubburd, P. Kate

Sibley, J

Simons, Cornelia Simons, Lucy

Simmonds, Nellie

Skelly, Julia

Slicer, Cora J

Smith, Kate R

Smith, Lida L

Smith, Mary A

Smith, Mary

Smith, Letitia Smoot, Kate V

Soper, S. D

Spi andell, Mary M

Sparks, Rebecca

Spencer, Edna

Stanton, E. H

Steele, Grace Y

Stein, J. A

Stevens, Jennie

Stewart, Clara

Stevens, Mary T

Stiles, H. L .'.

$9. 66

47. 98

42. 78

33. 12 13.35 216.30

26. 22

48. 65

255. 81

286. 12

63. 96

300. 32

26. 22

6. 90

8. 35

229. 06

61. 39

43. 24

11. 15

12. 42

16. 10 .38

26. 68

28. 06

15. 56

8. 75

29. 44

32. 66

19. 78

257. 26

270. 41

6. 31

14. 76

28. 67

250. 12

198. 26

13. 80

246. 20

37. 26

34. 96

272. 59

182. 79 81.76

318. 80

41. 86

2. 40

198. 78

296. 31

246. 07

45. 08

37. 26

249. 39

267. 50

Name.

Stockham, Annie N. .. Stolpe, Grace L

Stratton, L. C

Sullivan, A

Swett, Ella A

Taff, Anna M

Talbot, Maggie

Taylor, L. M

Taylor, Yiola A

Terry, Kate S

Thornton, Mildred Thomas, Muree E . Thompson, Rose L

Thompson, M. A

Thompson, Fannie Thompson, Emma B .

Thompkins, Lottie ... Tompkins, Kate A

Toole, D.C

Towson, SueE

Trenis, Martha

Truby, Nellie Turton, Eannie

Trudeau, E. L

Tyrrell, Carie L

Van Matre, Kate

Vaughan, Eva M

Wade, M

Waite, Eannie W

Walling, Rose

Walsh, Mary

Ward, L. M

Warfield, Mattie Watson, Eva

Warfield, Lillie Wetherall, Lillian Whaley, Maggie . White, R.L

White, B

Wilkinson, Nellie Williams, T. H

Williams, Emma D . .

Wilson, Maggie

Wilson, J

Wilson, Jannette E. .

Wilson, M. E

Wilson, Mary E

Woolsey, Emma

Wright, Mary E

Wright, Eunice Wyman, Nannie Wynne, Mary T

Young, E

Amount.

$32. 66

250. 90

294. 69

10. 65

15. 73

92. 09

4. 87

36. 34

42. 32

21. 16

42. 32

15. 36

193. 57

235. 48

157. 41

271. 94

17. 82

287. 23

79. 03

110. 90 .63

107. 22

60. 17

112. 16

2. 38

8. 74 12.88

230. 63

43. 24

252. 34

34. 36

18. 86

21. 62

112. 23

16. 12

50. 85 43.70

30. 36

11. 25

27. 14

41. 86

251. 74

39. 92

88. 50 9.61

23.75

281. 62

.63

267. 80 10.90

215. 05 2.44

227. 45

j
140 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 27.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the Annual

Report {1893) of the Secretary of Agricu lture during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894,

ivith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. TIME WORK.

Name.

Atkinson, Chas. F

Baden, Thad

Baker, Wm. H

Baldwin, Walter J

Bennett, H. L

Boggs, Zella Chase, A. H

Cheatham, James R

Conway, Thos

Cooper, Joseph W

Coquard, Armand

Cox, Isaiah

Dale, O. S Danenhower, Chas

Deloe, W. W

Dodson, B.M

Donohoe, S. T

Dorsey, Frank

Doxey, Hindman

Duffy, KateE

Dunning, H

Eggleston, J. M

Fearing, Warren G

Furcron, Gus W

Gihson, John M

Godwin, E. W

Granger, Sadie Green, J. S Groome, Charles E

Harding, H. A

Hasson, Frank

Hayes, John W

Hoffnagle, Alice Hunter, C. H

Johnston, R. E

Jordan, W. H

Keefe, T

Kemon, F. C

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

82

56

56 312

27264

32

88 272

7248

40

341 177

79 271

28

80

3296

56

35

8294J

96 354

27482J

103^

39

24

251 330

48 108^

357

192

Amount.

$43. 46

26. 32 22.40

124. 80

68. 00

16. 00

12. 80

22. 00

68. 00 21.60

22. 56

16. 00

102. 30

70. 80 41.87

67. 75 11.20

24. 00

12. 80

24. 00

22. 40

14. 00

32. 80

37. 80 24.00

88. 50

68. 50 20.62

41.40

20. 67

11. 28

62. 75

82. 50

16. 80 57.50

107. 10

48. 00

33. 75

Name.

Kernan, E. J Kern an, James

Lane, Jerrie J LaPreux, Bettie Lindsay, Mary

Little, A. A... McKinnon, E. J± McNicholas, R

McNulty, Chas

Marston, A. P

Nalley, Kate V

Parsons, CD

Prescott, W. H

Randall, Jos

Redfern, John

Richardson, Mary E . .

Riley, John O

Rogers, Thos. A

Rose, J. F

Ruff, Valentine

Sardo, A. E., jr

Scott, J. A

Smith, J. S

Smith, John B

Stansbury, Wm. H

Sullivan, Josephine

Thomas, Robert I

Toole, JohnF

Wade, M

Warner, Annie E

Watts, Walter Wathen, Daniel Westman, W. R

Wetmore, Geo. W

Widdicombe Cornelia . Wilkinson, Samuel

Wilton, W. C Wimmer, Wilda

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

228

352

24

7280 222

24

56 168

35 202

360 312

7222 130

336 224

314^

136

4872

48

72

357 20274

64 198 219

22

80

47 136

330

147

48 202 PIECEWORK.

Name.

Ashby, Mary Sabin.

Babbitt, Izora E

Bellinger, O. B

Bateman, Wm. I

Baxter, Frank A

Bibb, Robt. T

Borgerding, Rudolph Bowen, A. \V Carpenter, W. H

Cheatham, Kate A. .

Cobb, W.E

Cromelien, Sarah C .

Cunningham, James . Deady, W. J

Delano, F.L

Donegan, P.J

Dumble. Jessie F

Edmunds, Will M ... Ellegood, J. E

Evans, Margaret A .

Fisher, Grace Lee . .

Fleming, CM

Garrett, Wm. M

Gibson, Hopkms

Gilmore, Olive I Gompers, S. J

Goodrich, Louis P . .

Givens, Frank R

Grabill, Carl E

Hackman, B. F

Hall, E.J

Hampson, Iowa

Hartlev, Lee

Hastings, W. T

Amount.

$14. 10 14.85

.50

10. 10

13. 05

9. 80 11.00

11.05

15. 45

16. 95 12.55

16. 55 1.10

12. 80 11.55

6. 40

16. 00 12.45 3.85

10. 95 10.70

«. 35 12.05 7.70

17. 45

8. 00

7. 10 .50

2. 80

18. 10

17. 90

12. 55 13.60

6. 35

Name.

Hayworth, A. D

Hess, Morris J Holton, Hoyt A

Huggins, J. T

Hurley, John F

Hutcheson, M. W., jr. Irwin, Margaret A. .

| Jacoby, Callie Jones, J. A

King, Edwin M

Leavitt, Wm. M

Lenhart, Joe M

Leonard, A. G

Lorentz, Mott L

McCurdy,Geo. S McCurd'y, W. S McRoy, M. W

Means, E. L

Merritt, Edgar B

Miller, J. W

Montz, O. S

Neely, Maggie

O'Neill, John

Orth, P.P

Patterson, E. H

Payne, Ed

Power, James A

Pratt, B. H

Ragan. Mollie E

Randall, A. L

Roberts, F. C

Robertson, A. M

Rice, T. S

Ring, T.M

Amount.

$15. 90 13.70

10.05 .75

7. 15

3. 55

14. 55

12. 50

.45

15. 70 17.35

7. 90

15. 95

14.80

15. 60 14.10

5. 55 .55

9. 25 16.50

13.45

13.30

10. 05

11. 65

.60

15. 00 14.80

19. 90

7. 50

3. 05 11.55

.50 6.95 11.35

Name.

Robinson, Hattie E . .

Rowlett, B

Runyan, H. S

Russell, L. M

Samberg, E.P

Shaifer, Carl H

Shaw, David

Shepard, E. J

Sherman, Hoard E

Sill, W. S Simmons, J. D

Simpson, Josephine. .

Smith, W. C

Smith, Robt. M

Smith, Richard S

Study, Chas. W

Sturm, Edward H

Thompson, Chas. C . .

Thompson, J. L

Tibbetts, J.E

Toner, Edward T

Van Meter, David J .

Vaughan, Dan. C

Warnke, G. jr Watson, Alexander J. Watson, Frank W

Webb, Henry

Weeks, L. D

Whitehead, Carrie L.

Whitmee, Lizzie Williams, Mary H

Wilson, J. C

Wood, James M
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 141

No. 28.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Beporis during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. TIME VOKK.

Xame.

Time

employed.

Xanie. Days. Hours.

Abbott, TV. E

Alexander, HE

Amazeen, Cbas. B I Amoss, James 0

Anderson, E. T

Arenberg, Louis

Arnold. A.J

Atherton, E.X | Atkins, J. H j Auracber, Cirri stian C.I Baden, Tbad

Bailey, Edward I Ballard, Elora E

Baker, E. E

Baker, Win. H I Baker, TV". S I Baldwin, Walter J

Barton, C. A

Bass, Edwin TV Baylie, Jennie I Beall, Esau I Beight.M.M

Bennett, H. L

Bentzler, J. L I Berg, Jobn B

Bibb, Kobt.T I Black, A. H

Blair, Xellie

Blosser, Ross J

Blusb. Eosa | Bobbitt, Rufus L

Bopst, Bion E

Boone, Geo. E

Borgerding, Budolpb . . Bott, Hugo F

Boteler, Harry S Boyd, Wm. J

Boyd, TV. M I Brace, Minnie TV

Bradford, TV. E I Bridger, J. D I Brigbt, J.E

Bright, M. A I Brooks, E.H

Brown, E. B

Brooke. Jas. E

Buckingham. Glenn

Buehler, A.J | Burgess, TV. E

Burns, Sidney S Burke, Maggie

Burnside,F,E

Callaghan, Mary

Camp, TV.M

CapelLD. S Cavanaugh. James

Chase. A. H

Cherry, Clarence i Chisolni, E.E

Chiplev.J.F

Clague, TVm. H. H

Clarke. Joseph S

Clark, J. TVilson

Clinton. James

Coe, Geo. N

Cogswell, F. A

Cohoon, TV. J

Cole. Ira E

Colklesser. A. A

Colignon. Joseph

Conner, Jas. D

Conway, Thos

Coquard, Armand E...

Corridon, Joanna I

0 $3 60

ftQ 4ft DO. 4U

9 tft Oft ftft yo. uu RQ7 319. 92

ftQ9 3 1 9. 20

Q7 11 QO

349. 80

3. 60

34. 00 136 54 40 301 12. 20

599" 981 53 576 305 ^8

32 8 07 136 K4 Aft D4. 4U

553 221. 20 526* r>79 QQ

16 6 40

^31

972" 108. oO 5441 114. 34 576* 97ft 79 16 ft {ft 78 19. 50 240 96. 00

g 4. 24

10 K 9rt 240 72. 00

1 m 1 21. 31 672 9ftc on JDO. OU

1 fi7 10 1 35. 07

1

4. 80

118. 20

11. 4»U$ (QA1 670. 72

Qo 4. 00

1, 474* 589. 80

16 00' f

456 182. 40

1, 1 DO 702. 40 04 14. 72

281. 20

/(9ft 4Z0 225. 77 320

1 «o' 108. 00 40 19. 20 918* 367. 40

90S Zoo 115. 20 70^1 318. 20

1^9 264. 96

1, 942 776. 80 437* 131. 25 120 30. 24 162 64. 80

1 , 501* 315. 31

1, 506^ 602. 60 32 12. 80

72 99 Kft 24 9. 60

8 2. 00 34 13. 60 1411 56. 60 952 380. 80

1, 2471

998

661. 17

399. 20 7601 304. 20 264" 105. 60 178 80. 10 735 183. 75 212 84. 80

72 16. 56 911i 364. 60 72 28. 80

16 4.00 764 359. 08 971 203. 89

Cross, J. TV

Crush, J.E

Cunningham, Jas

Darnell, E. G

Davis, Alfred

Davis, Edwin L ......

Davis. TV. H

Davis, May "V Davies, Emily

Deans, A. C

Dellamico, Phenie

Dexter, TV. H

Dorsev, Erank

Donn,' T. M

Dowling, Horace C

Duffy, Maggie L

Dunning, H

Durclin, A. C

Dutton, M. E

Edelen. C. A

Edmunds, Samuel TV . .

Edmunds, TVill M

Eggleston, J. M

Elkins, P.M

Ellison, Geo.C

Ellegood, G. A

Emerson, Maude E

Emmons, L. H

Enright, Johanna

Evans, TV. L

Everman, John TV

Eitzpatrick, Mary H. .

Elahavhan, E. A

Elint, Thos.Jr

Foley, Dan'l J

Fox/J. E

Frazier, S. M

French, Ed.E

Gallagher, A. J

Gallaher, J. A

Garland, Jeff.D Garden, J. H

Garrette, Chas.F

Garey, TV. S

Gates, Frederick Gaughran, Annie

Gentner, F. C

Gilbert, H. A

Gillespie, S. F

Gilday, Edward J

Gillin, Joseph T

Givens, Erank E

Glenn, TV. G

Glenn, J. F

Godman, CD

Gompers, S. J

Goodrich, Louis P

Gordon, S. D

Gosom, T. H...

Grant, J. F

Gray, H. TV

Gray, L. Dean

Greenfield, T. H

Greenman, E. L

Greenwood, James

Grimes, James E

Griffin, S. L

Grinnell, A . E

Grosh, B. F

Guthridge, TV. H

Haines, Claude E

Hale, E.J

Halford, J. W

Hall, Fred. A

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

21 $8. 40 384 96. 00 446 178. 40 112 59. 36 168 67. 20

363 145. 20 603 241. 20

80 16. 80 665 152. 94

9271 371. 00

224 56. 45

32 12. 80

176 52. 80 491J

986J

196. 60

394. 60 63i 16. 01

582 232. 80

16 6. 40

56 22. 40

69 27. 60 160 64. 00

2 . 80 728 291. 20 272 144. 16

7 2. 80 568 272. 64

23 Oh "85h48. 40

314. 20

1, 056 266. 11

158 63. 20 233J 58. 37 63* 14. 60

1, 144

964

288. 27

385. 60 854 359. 52

59396

237. 20

38. 40 1,847 738. 80

61 12. 81

48 21. 60

40 16. 00

389 89. 47

959£ 479. 75

56 16. 80 472 118. 00 864* 181. 53 845J

8 338. 20

4. 24 176

808

70. 40

323. 20 41% 16. 60 493* 197. 40 176 70. 40 239 95. 60 104

49

41. 60

20. 00 26 10. 40 64 25.60

160 64. 00 889i 400. 26 248 124. 00 100

89 25.00

35. 60 48 19. 20 4101 164. 20 832£ 333. 00 320 128. 00

13 6. 89 576

88

240. 24

35. 20 16 8. 48

136

386*, 68.00

154. 60

850 450. 50
142 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the 'publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Hall, J. 1ST Hall, H

Hambright, Frank H

Haiidiboe, John A . .

Hanlon, Samuel C . - - Harding, Frank E . . - Harding, H. A

Harding, W. E

Harper, James L

Hardy, Edward

Harden, Wm.E

Harford, R. B

Harrell, Wells C

Hasson, Frank

Hayden, PoseyF

Hayes, Mamie

Hennine;, George

Hering/T. F

Hill, Harrv S

Hill, O.H.'

Holzer, Edgar

Honesty, Morris Hopkins, F. H

Hopper, Nellie

Holtz, Theo

Houck, Henry T

Howard, R. B

Howes, E. L

Howie, C. A

Howard, Minnie E. .

Hubbard, J. P

Hudson, Fred

Huggins, J. T

Hunter, C. H

Hundley, M. B

Hunter,' Bertha

Hurley, Blanche

Hutcheson, Erskine . Hutchison, William . Irey, Chas.W

Irving, Amos

Kahlert, J. H

Kaiser, E. L

Keenan, J. H., jr Kelly, Arthur

Kelley, E.B

Kitsler, John S

Jacob, Samuel

James, John

Jayne, T. F

Johnson, Geo., jr Johnson, W. F

Johnson, Rich'd F ... Jones, F. H

Jones, Jacob A

Jordan, Jas. W

Kearney, S. P

Kenny, Edward

King, W. G

Klapp, Daniel 1ST Knight, H. D

Knight, Wm. K

Koon, L. W

Lane, Jerrie J

Lanman, Frank E

Lambert, W. C

Lane, Emma

Lavisson, H. A

Lawder, Frank Lee,Wm. H

Leffler, Miton L

Lenhart, Joe. M

Leonard, David

Lincoln, Ida G

Little, J. M

Livermore, W. H

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

30 240

65

,;soo 247

8 no

184 539

8 3031

239'

1, 797 163i

632

64

. 24 934i

433S

136" 1,339|

764 599

766

120 451J

141

160

20 368

2171

508

8 1,074

48 136

184 831i

1, 465|

48

1, 177| 301J

4866i

7941

69i 4871

93240

280

159 159

48

8

16 342

8301

443

000

80

600

35 247

16 393

972

152

48

Amount.

$12. 00 60.00

26. 00

520. 00

98. 80

2. 00

58. 30 64.40

285. 67

2. 00

121. 40

95. 60

267. 80 41.36

539. 10 34.33

303. 36

25. 60

11. 52

233. 62

173. 40

34. 00

535. 80

160. 42

149. 75

306. 40

30. 00

180. 60 63.45 40.32

8. 00 110.40 87.00

177. 80 3.20

225. 54

12. 10

34. 00

46. 00

332. 60

366. 34 21.60

471. 00

120. 60

9. 00

26. 60

317. 80

4. 24 24.00

27. 80

195. 00

772. 80 10.00

512. 00

63.60

63. 60

12. 00

2. 00

4. 00

136. 80

332. 20

177. 20

400. 00

37. 60

288. 00

14. 00

51. 87

2. 00

3.20

4. 00

157. 20

3. 20

313. 96

204. 11 60.80

19. 20

Name.

Days. Hours. Loomis, Wm. H

Lorentz, Hugh A

Lowd, W. Q

Lytle, N. H

McAuliffe, P. J

McCarthy, J.J McCurdy, Wm. S . .

McCutcheon, Geo

McCullip, Lizzie McFarlane, W

Macfeat, T. D

McKee, Geo McKenna, E. D

McKinnon, E. H

McKinnon, Jas. D .

McMullen, Eoss

McNeal, A. W

McNelly, A

McNictiolas, R

Mann, J. L

Manning, Geo. W . .

Many, C. E

Markey, Patrick H . Marshall, W. T

Masterson, Wm. L .

Masterson, John

Mayer, Geo. E

Mathers, L. Henry.

Mattingly, O. F

Means, Thos. H

Miller, Wm. H

Miller, Emma

Miller, David A

Miller, J. W

Miller, Martin

Miner, F. H

Montgomery, J. H .

Moore, R. W

Morgan, T. Turner.

Morris, R. S Motherhead, John C

Moore, Chas. H

Moore, Wm. S Mvers, E. G

Nash, G.J

Noyes, Henry

Nickens, James

O'Connell, Daniel — O' Gorman, Kate

O'Neill, John O

O'Reilly, John

Oldfield, J. A

Orth,P.P

Owens, Glen O

Parsons, CD

Parker, John E

Parks, NoelB

Patterson, L. H

Payne, James L

Peach, Charlotte E . Pendel, T. F

Perkins, Wm. F

Perry, W. A

Phipps, R. M

Pierce, Geo. W

Porter, R. A

Potter, A. W

Pridgeon, John

Pulley, P. W

Quaid, J. R

Quein, J. C

Radley, C. W

Ramsey, Geo. M

Redfer'n, John

Reese, Emma

Robertson, A. M

Time

employed. Amount.

48 $19. 20

85i 34. 20 136 54. 40

16 6.40

92| 37. 00 159i 63.80

35 14. 00 48 19. 20 386 81.05

80 36. 00 872 348. 80

80 32. 00

2, 039 815. 60 64 25. 60 937 374. 80

8 2.40 931i 372. 60 2221 89. 00 537 188. 02 136 54. 40 500 265. 00

1, 483i 593. 40 1,080 432. 00 239i 95. 80

253 101. 20 844 337. 60 616 295. 68 64 25. 60

8 4. 24

992 297. 60 1,211

69

641. 83

15. 87

16 4. 00

2 .80

703 281. 20 527 210. 80

480 120. 00

72 28. 80

16 7. 68

49 25. 97

64 25. 60

151 60. 40

622 298. 56

48 19. 20

812 324. 80

40 16. 00

32 8. 00

55 29. 15 72 16. 56

175. 55

136 54. 40

366 146. 40

28 11. 20

456 218. 88

16 8. 48 588 276. 36

1 264 505. 60

541 286. 71

103 46. 65

^16 4.' 02

840 336. 00 629| 251. 80 172 43.00

1, 020 408. 00

8 3. 20 900 360. 00

32 6. 72

64 25. 60 136 34. 00

368 92. 00

1,454 581. 60

1, 8461 738. 60 984 472. 32 411 193. 17 856 215. 70 71* 28. 60
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 143

No. 28.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Eeports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

Name.

Robinson, C. H

Roberts, E. C

Robb, Jobn H

Rogers. Franklin

Robr, J. A

Ross, Zidon E

Rudv, C.E

Euss. E. L

Ryan,E.H

Sardo, A. E., jr Sauter, Harry R

Scannell. M. j

Sefton, Wm. C

Selbach, F. W

Sberman. Howard E.

Sherrill, E. B

Sherman, J. W

Shoemaker, B. F

Shrigley. J. T

Siebel, Geo. H

Sill, W. S

Simmons, Arthur, jr. Slentz, T. S

Smith, J. S

Smith, D. Harris Sommers, Adam J . .

Spear, Hiram

Stan sbury, Wm. H. .

Stanford,' W. W.

Steele, P. S

Stevens, M. Y. B...

Stewart, Georgie E.

Stocks, Wm. C

Stockman, James A . Strieker, W. F

Stromberger, H. H .

Study, Chas. W

Sullivan, Ed. A

Sullivan, S. B

Sutor, L. P

Swain, Jessie Swain, Emma

Sweeney, W. H

Sweeney, Patrick Sweenev, Maggie

Tarkington, R. 1ST Taylor, J. Myers

Time

employed. Davs. Hours.

200

16 332

248 632

8 ,487 816 3741

16 871

975 200 912

62

96

56

62

88 181

6691

864*

, 701| 735

16

| 851 I 237

16

56

259

,568 109 | 192 591

136

399

2 36085J

8 168

, 697*

112

72 160

8 344

Amount.

$50. 00.

4. 00

132. 80

99. 20

303. 36

4. 24

594. 80

326. 40

149. 80

8. 48

418. 08

390. 00

100. 00

364. 80 24.80

. 38.40

24. 80 15.50

35. 20

45. 25

267. 80

345. 80

680. 60

345. 45

8. 48

340. 40

82. 95

4. 00

22. 40

103. 60

784. 00

22. 89

76. 80

283. 68

54. 40

159. 60 .80

144. 00 34.20

3. 20

294. 13

356. 47

56. 00

28. 80

33. 60 2.40

137. 60

Nanie.

Thomas, Emanuel

Thomas, Robert I Thomas, Wm. A

Thomson, Alfred

Thorn, Benj. F

Tiny, Will

Tomlinson, Wm

Toner, Edward T '.. Town, H. C

Trego, W. Y

Turley, Charles S

Turner, Wm. A. H

Turberville, G. R. L..

Unkefer, A. C

Ustick, Abner

Yerser, J. J

Yoglweyd, Nannie Wade, S. Harry

Wagoner, Claude E

Wallingsford.EllaL... Warren, Chas. M

Watson, H. L

Wathen, Daniel

Watts, Walter

Watson, Alexander J

Watson, Frank W

Watson, J. C

Webb, Harry C

Welborn, E. B

Westman, W. R

Whitmer, E. F

Wild, E. S

Williams, T. G

Wilcox, Lewis H

Wilkins, William

Wilson, C. H

Wilton, W. C

Williss, H. C

Winne, E. L

Woodgate, Geo. J

Woodward. L

Worsham, W. W

Wright, John N

Yates, A. C

Yingling, S. B

Young, W.E

Zimmerman, Robert H

Time

employed. Days. Hours.

56 $14. 00

8 4. 24 56 14.00

135| 54. 20 840 210. 00 437! 192. 54 1,206 482. 40

4 1.60 442 176. 80 183 45. 75 137! 55.00

1, 243" 497. 20 96 28.80

336 84. 00 918 486. 53 810 283. 85 136 34. 27

144 69. 12 751! 300. 60

1,288 324. 60 48 21. 60

261 104. 40 184 55. 20

80 37.60

8 3. 20

8 3. 60

165 67. 92

176 84. 48 373! 112. 05

801 376. 47

1,873 749. 20

221 88. 40

461 184. 40

104 26. 00 703! 175. 87 184 46. 00

762 358. 14 631 252. 40

224 89. 60

775! 310. 20

831! 332. 60

1,376 344. 00

96 38.40

907! 363. 00

16 4. 00 57! 27. 16 592 236. 80 PIECEWORK.

Name.

Abbott, W. R

Adamson, Mary B

Adams, Carrie Adams, L. C

Adams, Nellie R

Adie, Alice

Albritton, Jessie

Allen, Edna G

Ambrose, M

Anderson, Edna S

Anderson, Ollie Andrews, C. A

Andrews, L. L

Armstrong, CP

Armstrong, F. A

Ashby, Mary Sabin. .

Ashcom, Mary

Babbitt, Izora E

Babcock, L

Bacon, Rosa V

Amount.

$224. 45

6. 31

59. 41

.46

56. 29

28. 39

6. 29

10. 25

34. 63

94. 00

23. 46

85. 54

46. 42

44. 47

88. 34

159. 20 35.00

171. 70

43. 06

56. 58

Name.

Bailey, Elizabeth N

Bailey, S

Baird,Hattie D.... Baker, Bettie Baldwin, Edgar M

Banes, Charles

Barrett, Julia

Barrett, Marion

Barnes, Laura L . .

Barton, C. A

Bardwell, Minnie .

Bateman, Wm. I . .

Baxter, Frank A. .

Baxter, lone T

Beaumont, Emma.

Beedle, Irene G

Bell, Agnes

Bell, Ellen

Bellinger, O. B

Bellis, Joseph

Amount.

$2. 30

29. 44

92. 14

2. 68

207. 00

230. 40

18. 86

8. 79

27. 23 19.90

39. 56

159. 25

163. 35 23.05

54. 12 13.35

91.45 19.78

15.95

242. 25

Name.

Benthall, Frank H .

Bender, CM

Bernhard, Talitha... Bibb, Robert T

Billings, T.E

Bivins, J. D

Black, Nellie Bland, Lutie A

Booth, Julia A

Booth, Carrie A

Borgerding, Rudolph

Borst. J. A

Boteler, O.C

Bowen, A. W

Boyce, A

Boynton, G. W

Bradburn, O.N

Brady, Rosa

Brannan, Mary A . . - Brantly, C J
144 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports, during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued. Name.

Breslin, J

Brittian, Alice A

Brown, Mary A

Brown, Marietta S Brown, Phil H -

Brooke, D. C

Brooke, Indiana

Brooke, Jas. E

Brooke, Thos.H

Brooks, Jas. H

Brown, Elliott W

Browne, J. It Brockway, Bertt H. .

Brower, Wilbur G

Brown, A. N

Bryan, Seleana

Bryarly, Susan E

Buckley, Anna

Buddington, Anna E . Buete, Ella H

Burchfield, WillE....

Burgess, Josie M

Burgess, M. A

Burks, Sallie Burwell,O.K

Burr, Ada

Burr, J. A

Burritt, .Tessie A

Burrus, Anna

Butler, H. M

Butler, Missouri G. . . Cammack, M

Carpenter, Emma J. .

.* Carpenter, Lizzie Carpenter, W. H

Caslrman, M

Carter, Belle

Carter, Georgie I

Carter, Jennie A. Carter, Lily

Carrico, Emma L

Cavan augk, Annie M.

Cawood, Blanche

Chamberlin, Mary M . Chandler, Lizzie

Charles, E. G

Chase, F

Cheatham, Kate A

Cheeks, Henrietta J .

Chipiey, Annie L

Clark, Nellie Clarkson, M

Clements, Ella E

Cobb, Carrie Baxton..

Cobb, W. E

Cochnower, F. C

Colbert, Maggie

Cole, Bessie Cole,M.M

Coleman, Laura

Collins, J

Collins, Maggie J

Collins, Minnie R

Collins, Sara Columbus, A

Combs, Ardella

Conner, Lizzie Conklin, John H., jr .

Conrov, L

Cook, 'Ella B

Cook, Louisa S

Cook, W.J

Cooke, Adelia

Cooke, Carrie Cooper, Mary E

Cornelius, Geo. M

Corbin, M

Cornwell, Louis W . .

Amount.

$27. 02

54. 74

10. 72

101. 30

10. 85

9. 86

20. 24 13.00

12. 20

14. 15

12. 94

15. 10

165. 30

200. 70

207. 80

60. 26 63.83

43. 21

12. 23

33. 22

275. 60

30. 72 3.03

4. 98

80. 84

61. 18 37.61 48.04

8. 79

38. 75

89. 64 84.10

50. 12 25.43

204. 60

5. 65 11.01

6. 31

84. 00

23. 77

4. 00

.92

35. 66

57. 50 69.72

57.96

9. 14

205. 55 96.70

9. 20 27.41

35. 92

61. 23

4. 31

146. 25

33. 91 35.46

4. 43 61.18

48. 25

10. 72 69.47

11.87

59. 80

4. 31

45. 08 60.26

177. 65 11.88

33.95

55. 02

223. 95

4. 31

19. 32 1.20 75.85 41.61

215. 40

Name.

Costin, C.B

Costin, Lucy G. M . .

Coughlan, Alice M. .

Coughlan, Mary

Cowan, Ann

Crapster, Ida S

Craig, Amanda

Crellin, Mary A

Cromelien, Sarah C .

Cronin, Nellie Crook, Jennie

Crupper, E. E

Culhane, J

Cunningham, James . Curren, Ida I

Curtis, Kate

Curtin, Mary

Curran, Fannie E

Daley, Alice V

Daniel, Nannie

Darby, Mary

Dausch, Kate M

DaVega, E. McClure . Davis, Cynthia

Deady, W. J

Decker, Kate

Deckabaugh, Kate. .

Degges, H. O

Delano, F. L

DeMoll, Maggie

Denny, R.E

Dent, Carrie A

De Vantier, Selma . .

Dixon, Alice M . . 1 . .

Dickinson, Fannie. . Dickens, Mary

Dierken, Agnes

Diggs, N

Dikeman, M. G

Dodge, Sarah

Doherty, John E

Donohue, Margaret.

Donohoe, James

Donegan, P. J

Dorsey, Sadie Doten, Chas. O

Dove, Mary F

Dougherty, J. A

Downie, Lizzie Dowling, J. L

Dowden, Kate

Downs, Ida L

Doyle, Lizzie Drake, Claude F

Dubant, Maud

Dutfey, Ella B

Duffy, KateE

Dugan, Jennie I

Dulin, Mary S Dumble, Jessie ; F

Dunbar, Mary B

Dunham, Tillie Dunnington, Lucy P. Durham. C

Earl, Rebecca

Ebert, Lettie S

Edie, M. A

Edmonds, Sarah Edmunds, WillM ... Edmunds, Samuel W

Eggleston, M. E

Elberti, Geo. W

Ellegood, J. E

Ellis, Ettie S

Ellis, Ella P

Ellis, G. D

Ellis, Titus F

Ellis, Naomi

Amount.

$62. 33

74. 75

55. 33

8. 66

1. 70

4. 31

5. 04

38.87

171. 25 14.00

15.81

55. 66

4. 43

15. 65

4. 43

20. 70

23. 00

24. 63

6. 46

36. 80

82. 50

79. 52

36. 80

128. 99

161. 90 61.64

47. 89

20. 35

163. 10

26. 02

61. 64

9. 93 61.86

60. 85 64.28

.46 51.52

29. 98

10. 72

4. 48 17.80

13. 35

228. 90 91.35

5. 39

236. 90 56.58 68.34

37. 61

46. 19

38. 18

12. 66 5.41

17.45 61.64

33. 22 28.89

2. 30

60. 72

226. 00

57. 52

58. 88

23. 00

55. 20

24. 18

12. 23

58. 88

77. 77

194. 95

13. 40

59. 34

191. 00

117. 80 3.83

17. 02

261. 15

216. 60

44. 97

Name.

Ellis, Geo. H

Ellsworth, Mary E

Ennis, Chas. H

Erck, Clara A

Eskew, H. M

Etter, Laura Y

Euans, S. L

Evans, Margaret A...

Everheart, Jennie

Farrell, Ellen

Fisher, Amelia

Fisher, Grace Lee

Fisher, Emma L

Fleming, Katie

Fleming, CM

Fleming, M

Fleming, Amiee C

Fletcher, Maria B

Fleming, D. M

Fogle, John L.

Fogerty, M.Jennie

Foley, Katy

Folk, S. W

Folck, E. A

Ford, Mary C

Fordham, Sarah

Forsyth, C. E

Fowler, Jennie

Franklin, Anna

Franklin, N. B

Frayser, Mary E

Francis, A. C

Frink, Emma A

Frost, Mary E

Frush, Emma

Frye, Will W

Fugitt, Harriet A

Fuller, A. G

Furrow, Annie M

Galbraith, Wm. J

Gale, Edith

Gallagher, Ella M

Garrett, Anna L

Garrett, Wm. M

Gayle, Ida

Geigan, Joanna

Gessler, E.E

Gheen, Belle Gibbons, Belle F

Gibson, Hopkins

Gil more, Olive I Givens, Frank R

Glasgow, Ellie C

Golden, Annie L

Gompers, S.J , Goodman, Cassie A.

Goode, C.J

Gorman, Mamie

Gordon, S. D

Goodrich, Louis P

Grabill, Carl E

Gray, Carrie R

Gray, Edna

Green, Fannie

Green, Annie

Greenwood, Hannah..

Greene, Mma M

Greenlease, Annie C .

Grimes, Laura L

Griffin, Hugh P

Grimsley, P. A

Griswold, M. J

Griswold, W. A

Groshon, Georgianna

Grove, J . R

Gudgin, Minnie F

Hackman, B. F

Hains, M. L
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 145

No. 28.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued.

Name.

Hall, Anna B

Hall, Mattie G

Hall, E.J ! Halliday, Belle 1 Halford, J. "W j Hall, Birdie ! Halpenny R. L. S

Haltigan, P.J

Hamilton, TV. M

Hampson, Iowa

Harris, Harriet M

Harper, Delia

Harris, F. V

Harding, Mollie L

Harris, H

Hartley, Lee

Hartst'ein.E. L

Harper, Florence Hartman, V. "W

Hastings, W. T

Havenner, Annie

Hawkins, Agnes M... Haywood, Jennie F. .

Havne, Harry C Hayworth, A. D

Hazlewood, Laura

Heffner, Clara S Helm, E. E

Hendricks, Myra C . .

Herhst, Minnie

Herzog, Emma

Hess, Morris J

Hess, S Hewin, Jennie E

Hicks. Meta

Higgins, Annie

Hill, Mary E \ Hill, L

Hitchcox, J , Hodge, Mary F j Hotf'nagle, Alice Hogan. Margaret H. . .{ Hoke, Ruth L I Holton,Hovt A

Hoiden. E. E j Holland, Nellie

J Holman, Sarah

Hoover, M. E

Horn, Jennie Howard, Fannie

Howells, Florence E . Hovme, H. H

Hu'bbel, Mary

Hughes, Eliza Hughes, Mary F

Huggins, J. T

Hunt, Lizzie Hunt, Margaret

Hurdle, Edith

Hurley, John F

Hussey, Annie

Hutson, A

Hutton, Clara E

Hutcheson, M.W., jr. Hyde, Lucy

Hysan, Georgie

Irving, Ruby

Irwin, Margaret A .

Irwin, James H

Jacoby, Callie Jackson, Pauline

Jackson, Celeste T .

Jeft'eries, Emma

Jenkins, Ada

Johnson, L. H

Johnson, T. M

Johnson, R. S

Jones, G. A

S. Mis. 46-

$92.96 I 82.35 | 168.70

63.02 : 10.20 ; 42.78 ! 21. 10 209.35

275.65

132.15

51.45

5.07

17. 65 27.11 86.08

101. 25

28. 96

2. 30 ) 2.20 ! 179.30 4.34

61. 18 ! 55. 12 , 270.05 j 189.70 10.72 88.90 I 5.80

43. 95 12.23

14.72

151.35 I 16.13 91.12 109.56

9.13 28.06 I 39. 92

27. 98 87.67

12.00

4. 31

50. 58

180. 95

10. 05 10.72 55.20

9. 26 70.89

37.49

5. 56

233. 80

4. 31 57.96 55.28

18. 20

100. 68

64. 14 57.04

226. 85 50.46

8.41 29.44

43.80

26. 22 58.42

28. 03

164. 00

238. 80

175. 40

12. 23

62. 56

54. 74 53.17

37.46

78. 35 47.06 ! 64.20 I 10

Amount. Name.

Jones, J. A

Jones, E. C

Jones, Lydia E'

Jones, Edwin C

Jones, M. L

Jordan, Sabina Jordan . G. M

Joyce, Mary

Jullien, Addie

Kankey, Virginia Kane, Nora

Keane, Katie

Keating, Annie

Kee, Eliza G

Kelly, Katie

Kerney. Rosa B

King, Mattie B

Ketsler, Emma

Kidd, Mamie

King, Edwin M

King, Virginia Kluge, Anna A

Lacoppidan, Mary

Lalor, Martha E

Lamar, Mary L

Lambert, Nannie

Lane, Mary

Lattin, Mary E

Lauxin an, H. M

Lawlor, Mamie

Lawyer, Anna T

Lawder, Frank

Leane, Maggie

Learned, Lily

Leavitt, AVm. M

Lee, A. V

Lee, M. V

Lendner, Maggie

Lenhart, Joe M

Lenman, M. E

Leonard, A. G

Lester, Sarah H

Lewellyn, Luzetta

Lewis, F. P

Lewis, Carrie E

Lewis, Clarence Lewis, AVilliam E

Lillie, M. G

Lindsay, Mary

Little, Annie C

Lloyd, Ella T

Lord, D

Lorentz, Mott L . .

Lowe, Byrdie P

Luckett, Lucinda..

Ludgate, Libbie... Lusby, Ida C

Lydick, Rose I Lynch, Joshua "W

McBride, Jas. G

McCabe, Hattie McCarter, Annie S . .

McCarten, Kate

McCallum, P. M

McCauley, Emma D .

McClelland, Rose McConohay, Stella B . McCullom,' Ella McCurdy, W. S McCurdy, Geo. S McDonnough, Maggie

McFadden, Alice R .

McGee, Agnes

McGinnell, Mary

McGivern, Marian . .

McGowan, Minnie F.. McGowan, H. T

Mclntvre, Bell J

$17. 70

239. 65 26.68

367. 30

3. 85 3.71 55.40

59. 34 7.49

129. 98 50.66

67. 65

8. 14 34.50

79. 05 52.90

34.50

21.97

6. 37

176. 20

37. 26 63.69 137.85 I 63.48

.72

47. 26 58.88

4.31

112. 87

2. 64 10.45

.85

75. 74

5. 84

229. 85

66. 95

51. 50

57. 50

175. 80

25. 30

164. 80

6. 29

57. 04

12. 25

18. 86

50. 60

286. 45

6. 07

35. 27

98. 93

54. 28 7.14

78. 30

4. 60

89. 65

7. 82 41.86

24.84

16. 70

16. 05

32. 69 5.94

42. 32

279. 75

38. 78

32. 66

56. 44

39. 56

157. 85

222. 25 61.18

50. 55

6. 86

61.26

63. 94

20. 58

9. 10

26. 62

McKevitt, Annie. McLean, M. E , McMahon, Agnes

McMahon, M. K

MacMurray, C.J McNamara, Mary . .

McNerhany, Ida

Macniehol, Sallie McPherson, Maud

McRoy, M. W

McVille, Hattie Madden, C. E

Maley, John

Mankin, Rose D

Mansfield, Julia E... Markham, M

Marshall, E. TV

Marshall, Libbie

Martin, Minnie E

Martin, Walter C...

Massey, Victoria P. .

Maxwell, Julia M . .

May, S.J Mayer, Emma

Mayhew, Chas. W . .

Meals, Edna

Means, E. L. .*. Menard. W. T

Meritt, Edgar B

Meth eney, Belle Middleton, Ella

Miller, J. W

Miller, Lizzie

Miller, Daniel

Miller, Hattie

Mills, E. C

Milstead, Maggie

Milligan, Emma

Miner, Charlotte

Mitchell, Mattie M .. Mitchell. Lucinda S . Montz, O. S Montrose, Olive M. .

Moore, Jennie F

Moore, John F

Moore, Laura A

Morgan, Ella L

Morgan, Nellie Morrow, M. M

Morrison, Lucy

Moran, Katie

Morrison, Cornelia A

Moreno, Amelia

Morris, L. T

Moseley, D. H

Mulcare, Ella Murray, Julia Murphy, Maggie

Musetter, M. C

Myers, Helen A

Mylan, Susie Nachman. Philip Nash, E. M

Nebb, Barbara

Neely, Maggie

Nelson, Bertie Nelson, Jennie

Nervis, Mary

Nichols, Effie B

Noble. J. L

Noyes. C. E

Oder, Myra A

O'Brien, Annie

O'Brien, P. A

O'Bryon, Minnie

O'Connor, Annie E..

O'Connor, Kate

O'Connell, Bridget. .
146 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing n umber of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECEWORK—Continued. Name.

O'Donnell, H

O'Hara, Anna

O'Keefe. Katie C

O'Keef'e, Hannah

O'Mealey, Katie Opdyke, Alice Ortli.P.P Orme, M. A

Orr, Sadie

Orr, Rebecca

Ott, Annie

Owens, Mary

Pape, P. C

Parker, Add. B

Parker, Millie Patterson, Addia

Patterson, E. H

Payne, Ed

Peake, Chas. P

PercivaLE.B

Perkins, Lanra V

Perry, Pattie B

Petty, Lillie M

Peters, Bertie K

Phipps, Laura V

Pitts, Alice Bassett. .

Pittman, Geo. E

Plant, Hannah

Pollock, David....

Polk, John E

Ports, Annie

Porter, Alice

Poulton, Sarah E

Powers, James A

Pratt, B. H

Pratt, D. M

Prather, Elizabeth . .

Prather, Mary A

Prosser, Danl. N

Purcell, M

Rabbitt, Ida Ragan, Mollie E

Ralston, Rachel Ranke, Ida

Ransdell, Lula

Randall, Emma

Randall, A. L

Reaver, Maggie

Reid, Helen P

Rhodes, T. A

Rhodes, CP

Richardson, Rachel A.

Rice, T. S

Rich, Bertie Richards, Mary J

Richards, Sarah M

Ricketts, O.J

Rider, Emma S

Ridgely, Rosa B

Riely, Cora

Rielly, Annie E

Rieeks, Alice

Ring, T.M

Ripley, Henry L

Ritchie, E. J

Roberts, J. F

Roberts, F. C

Roberts, James G

Roberts, W. A

Robertson, A. M

Robinson. Hattie E . .

Robinson, Geo. W

Robinson, Clara J

Robinson, M. E

Robinson, Sarah E

Roche, Anna E

Roche, Walter T

Rockwell, Millie J ....

$251. 65 51.24

4.43 50.04

51.84

39. 33

220. 25

13. 02 4.40

63. 94

7. 73

59. 50 18.44 4.20

42.78

75. 41

26. 20

204. 20

259. 30

36. 80

18. 86 23.46

4. 43

60. 83

40. 87 23.87

23.60

62. 14

13. 35 36.70

6. 44

63.25

37. 67

94. 25

178. 20

6. 76 45.08

63. 94

225. 05

62. 56 19.44

188. 80 4.43

76. 00 9.41

30. 89

130. 50

10. 72 11.48

266. 15

173. 15

57. 69

146. 00

28. 98

57. 04

26. 47

212. 60 4.54 27.58

56.12

52. 38

28. 06

173. 50

243. 60

79. 84

261. 40

148. 60

22. 20

9. 35

4. 90

190. 80

285. 30

62. 56

10. 92

53. 82

35. 22

228. 85

60. 26

Name.

Rogers, A

Roland, A. A

Ross, M. A

Rose, J. F

Rountree, Nettie Rous, Mary L

Rowzee, W. A

Rowlett,B

Rucker, M. C

Runyan, H. S Runyan, Annie E

Rupp, Lucy

Russell, Annie

Russell, L. M

Ryan, Mary H

Ryan, M. A

Samberg, E. P

Sandefur, Nina L

Sangston, Mary C

Sauls, J. L

Savage, Kate

Saxton, Edward

Schaefer, Lizzie

Schafer, E.J

Scheaffer, Jennie

Scheerer, Annie M

Schwing, Frank A

Scott, E.L

Sealy, Fred. W

Searle, Katie C

Sehorn, Geo. H

Seltzer, Clara W

Serrin, Rosanna E

Shaw, David

Shallcross, Louise

Shaifer, Carl H

Shannon, Ben. J

Shelton, Laura

Shepard, E. J

Sherman, Howard E .

Shipp, Dickie L

Shipley, M. E

Shields, Margaret

Shepherd, L. A

Shiery, Mamie

Shipley, Nellie H

Shubburd, P. Kate

Sibley, J

Sickels, Chas. E

Sill, W. S Simmons. Hannah A.

Simons, Cornelia Simons, Lucy

Simmons, J. D

Simmonds, Nellie Simpson, Josephine. .

Skelly, Julia

Slicer, Cora J

Smith, Mary A

Smith, Letitia Smith, Lida L

Smith, Richard^

Smith, Robt. M

Smith, W. C

Smith, Emma F

Smith, Louise

Smith, Nellie Smith, Kate R

Smith, Mary

Smith, Eugene F

Smoot, Kate V

Snorgrass, Jennie

Sparks, Rebecca

Spencer, James H

Spencer, Edna

Sprandel, Mary M

Stanton, E. H

Steele, Grace V

Amount.

$95. 58

170. 25 37.61

5. 46

56. 15

118. 43

6. 55

188. 10

34. 04

91.35

7. 36

55. 79

66. 01

183. 95 4.45

28.18

112. 95

47. 12

58. 42

9. 70

30. 37

252. 20 60.11 41.48

25. 76

61. 64

236. 00 63.21

11. 75 20.24

8. 70 55.80

50.47

139. 00

11. 04

105. 95 18.80

67. 85

187. 30

189. 35 19.79

51. 98

60. 26

61. 18

49. 06 25.73

12. 23

37. 61

8. 55

29. 00 41.83

130. 18

112. 04

153. 20

48. 86

129. 20

4. 31 9.43

52. 44

10. 72

4. 31

144. 20

191. 95

139. 85

56. 12

64. 89 61.84

29.44

54. 28

17. 00

28. 93

6. 26 61.64

263. 00 5.00

40.91

34. 69 8.79

Name.

Stevens, Mary T

Stewart, Martha

Stewart, Clara

Stein, J. A

Stevens, Anorma

Stevens, J ennie

Stewart, Lily

Stiles, H.L

Stivers, W.H

Stockham, Annie N.

Stolpe, Grace L

Stratton, L. C

Study, Chas. W

Sturm , Edward H . . . Stuart, Mary

Sullivan, A

Sullivan, Josephine.

Sutor, L. P

Swett, Ella A

Talbot, Maggie

Taylor, L. M

Taylor, Viola A

Tilly, Fannie

Terry, Kate S Thomas, Chas. F

Thompkins, Lottie. .

Thompson, Mary M.

Thompson, Rose L . .

Thompson, M. A

Thompson, Fannie. . - Thompson, Emma B . Thomas, E

Thompson, Chas. C .

Thompson, J. L

Thornton, Mildred. .

Tibbetts, J. E

Tompkins, H. F

Tompkins, Kate A. .

Toner, Edward T....

Toole, D.C

Torrey, E. G - - Towson, Sue E

Travis, Thos. J

Traubel, L

Trenis, Martha E

Trumbo, A

Turton, Fannie

Turner, J. A. D

Tyrrell, Carie L

Van Bibber, W. H . .

VanMatre, Kate Van Meter, David J . Vaughan, Dan. C

Vaughan, Eva M

Waite, May J

Waite, Fannie W....

Walling, Rose

Walter, Wm. S Walsh, Mary

Warnke, G.,jr Ward, L.M

Warfield, Mattie M .

Warren, F. E

Warfield, Lillie , Washburn, Edith Watson, Alexander J

Watson, H. L

Watson, Frank W —

Watson, Eva

Webb, Henry

Weber, Henry W

Weber, M.K

Weeks, L. D

Welty, Jas. L

Wetherall, Lillian Whaley, Maggie

Whitmee, Lizzie Whitehead, Carrie L .

$10. 72 48.57

56. 58

6. 72

49. 22

38. 64

38. 40

32. 33

12. 10

42. 78

6. 78

37. 61

162. 25

154. 80

67. 86 64.01

4. 80

220. 50

85. 56

50. 62 57.96

55.20

94. 60

28. 98

146. 50

124. 31 57.13

2. 62

6. 87

10. 72

11. 95

65. 29

19. 75 136.50

38. 18 191.40

14. 65 0.76

110. 45 32.53

264. 35 28.82

12. 85

199. 70

20. 57

46. 99

137. 71

268. 85

63. 98

17. 20

28. 06

72. 65 131.50

27. 14 54.71

35. 42

10. 50

20. 85

49. 53

208. 35

32. 66

28. 98 11.40

113. 87 57.50

167. 55

17. 90

94. 80

35. 68

161. 45

306. 85 63.45

208. 35

224. 60 11.84

41.86

201. 45 137.10
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 147

Xo. 28.

Statement showing number of persons employed in the publication of the Eleventh

Census Reports during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

TIME "WORK.

Name.

White, B

"White, E. L

Widdicombe, Cornelia

"Wilkinson. Nellie

"Williams, T. H

"Williams, Mary H

"Williams. Emma D . .

"Williams, F. A

"Williams, B. F

"Williamson, Jas. B

"Wilson, J. Chris

$68. 77

34. 96

12. 00

61. 18

58. 88

161. 70

3. 26

13. 30

243. 35

139. 30

365. 40

Name.

Wilson, J. C

"Wilson, Maggie

"Wilson, J

"Wilson, M. E

"Wilson, Mary E

Wimmer, "Wilda

"Wisener, L. A

Wood, James M

Woolsey, Emma

Wood, C.W

"Woodside, Ed. F

Amount.

$194. 55 14.75

5. 38

79. 39 38.41 12.17

19. 75

229. 65

57. 37

45. 85

9. 50

Name.

Worthington, Sallie .

"Worsham, E. H

Wright, T. B. B

Wright, Mary E

Wright, Eunice W

Wyman, Nannie Wynne, MaryT

Young, E

Zell, J. H

Amount.

No. 29.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing the second edition of Growth of Industrial Art during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, with the length of time each has been employed and amount each has received. TIME WORK.

Name.

Bardwell, Minnie...

Belcher, Ida P

Black, Mary E

Blackiston, Lillie L. Bowen, Adelia A . .

Bryerton, Maggie. .

Clarkson, W. F

Connor, Lizzie

Curtis, Maggie

Devlin, Maggie

Dove, Mary F

Dorsey, Jennie

Essex, E.J

Finch, George

Finney,T, M.J.

Gilday, Edward J

Goings, Missouri

Gottleib,K

Greene, Mina M

Hall,H

Harris, Michael .

Heffner, Mary . .

Hodge, C. F

Hooper, E.J

Time

employed. Hours.

96 $24. 00

80 20. 00 192 48.00

176 44. 00

80 20. 00 80 20. 00 390 156. 00 96 24. 00 243 55. 89

96 24. 00

16 4. 00 239J 89. 81 176 44.00

248 99. 20 176 44. 00 312 124. 80

80 20. 00

96 24. 00

16 4. 00

360 90. 00 288 115. 20

80 20. 00 160 40. 00 48 18. 00

Name. Time

employed.

Days. Hours. Home, HattieZ

Hutton, Clara E

Kelly, B. E

Kelly, W. T

Kinsella, M

McLanahan, Wm

Lloyd, Ella T

Lohmeyer, Richard C

Lusby, Ida C

Mage'e, Katie

Miller, Martin ' Murphy, Maggie

Parker, Millie 1 Phillips, Mary J 1 Scheuerman, H. A ! Seaman, Hannah | Shepherd, L. A

Tilghman, A. L

Thompson, David A .

' Weise, H

White, Geo. K

Wright, George Zimmerman, Robt. H

Amount.

77 $28. 87

96 24. 00

144 36. 00 304 106. 40

79i 19. 87 322 128. 80

112 28. 00

288 115. 20

112 28. 00

96 24. 00 2071

96

83. 00

24. 00 88 22. 00

80 20. 00 392 156. 80 176 44. 00

80 20. 00

96 24. 00 288 115. 20 231J 92. 60 392 156. 80 2851 114. 20 3111 124. 60

INDEX TO TABULAR STATEMENTS.

Page. No. 1. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894, and the condition of the

appropriations July 1, 1894 15

2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July 1, 1894 16

3. Classified statement of payments by appropriations for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894 18

4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, lithographing, and

engraving during fiscal years 1887 to 1894, both inclusive 18

5. Showing the disbursements on account of Salaries and Contingent

Expenses in the Office of the Public Printer 19

6. Showing the disbursements on account of Public Printing and Binding (except Congressional Record) 20

7. Showing the disbursements on account of Paper for the Public Print- ing (except Congressional Record) 30

8. Showing the disbursements on account of Congressional Record 34

9. , Showing the disbursements on account of Lithographing and Engraving (except Congressional Record) 34

10. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report

(1891) of the Secretary of Agriculture 40

11. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report

(1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture 40

12. Showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report

(1893) of the Secretary of Agriculture 40

13. Showing the disbursements on account of removal and storage of cer- tain material, Government Printing Office 41

14. Showing the disbursements on account of publication of the Eleventh

Census Reports 41

15. Showing the disbursements on account of printing second edition of Growth of Industrial Art 41

16. Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of

either House of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and

binding them, and the manner in which they were distributed 42

17. Showing allotments, etc., for the Executive and Judicial Departments

and the approximate cost of the work executed for the«same 56

18. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound volumes^ of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Fifty-third

Congress 56

19. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on

Printing) for supplying printing and other paper from March 1, 1894, to February 28, 1895 57

20. Statement of contracts made for materials, etc. (except paper),

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1894 60

149
150 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Page.

INo. 21. Statement of contracts made for lithographing and engraving for the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1894 69

22. Statement of proposals received by the Joint Committee on Printing

for furnishing paper for the public printing from March 1, 1894, to February 28, 1895 70

23. Statement of proposals for supplying materials, etc. (except paper). 82

24. Statement of proposals for lithographing and engraving 104

25. Showing number of persons employed in the Public Printing and Binding, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 109

26. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1892) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was

employed, and the amount earned by each 136

27. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1893) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was

employed, and the amount earned by each 140

28. Showing the number of persons employed in publication of the Elev- enth Census Reports, the length of time each was employed, and

the amount earned by each 141

29. Showing the number of persons employed in printing second edition of Growth of Industrial Art, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each 147 o